The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 24, 1917, Image 5
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Wednesday, January 24, *917.
FDD Mr (HRS HE
HI LOSiS BUTTLE
WITH VICTORY NEAR CO
LUMBIAN ALMOST
tOST HOPE
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HIS WIFE URGED HIM ON
Kajrg if Hr Had Not Found Help
When hr Did hr Believes lie
Wovld not “Hr a Living
Man Tmlday.
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THE PRESS AOT STANDARD
After sufferinR forty years ^iih
his physical troubles, D. D. Cordon,
of 720 Seventh St.. Olympia, a ftTW-
urb of Columbia, on (October 28th
declared that' “I just can’t praise
Tanlac high enough, and four dol
lars’ worth of Tanlac completely
broke up my troubles after hun
dreds of'dollars worth of tMier med
icine had failed to even help me."’
Continuing. Mr. Gordon said:
“I suffered from stomach trouble.
«ome kidney trouble anti a disorder
of the bowels. F had these troubles,
especially the indigestion for about
forty years. - After meals I felt all
puffed Up. I was in considerable
pain, and my stomach was so dis
ordered that my food was not di
gested. I suffered constantly with
a severe form of bowel trouble and
my food often passed through me
before it was hardly more than half
digested. Severe pains ofte n ag-
grivated this trouble, too.
“Though I had tried a great many
kinds of medicines that were said
to be good for my troubles. I Just
kept on getting worse, and I had
about lost hope of getting well, and.
if I had not gotten Tanlac when I
did. I do not believe I would be a
living man today. Really. I do think
Tanlac has kept me from the grave.
"When I was told about Tanlac.
I had taken so much medicine that
1 had no more faith in medicine, as
it all had failed me. but my neigh
bors kept telling me of Tanlac and
Anally I gave my son a dollar and
told him to buy me a bottle. When
1 started taking Tanlac I was in an
awful shape and it had been months
since I had gotten a good night’s
rest. The first bottle did me no
good at all, so far as I could tell,
and I did not want to get any more,
as I thonght I was just throwing my
money away by buying Tanlac, just
as 1 had when I bought the other
medicines. My wife kept after me.
♦ hough./and I bought the second
bottle. * )
► “The second bottle was half gone
Ire foie I fee] betM*. Then
Of Real Estate
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MUt’KENFUSS, Manger
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it. M. JLF’J-'KUIES, President.
doWm
’he Taplac todTFTiold of my troubles
and now they have been completely
broken up Four bottle gave me
complete relief, and I am in line
health now.
“The Tanlac gave me a good ap
petite, and now t oat three big
meals a day. though I used to never i
eat a bite u£ breakfast, for my sys- I
tern was in such had shape I never j
was hungry in the mornings. I have 1
gained a good deal in weight, loo. [
but 1 have not weighed recently, so (
1 can’t say just how many pounds. ;
“I can now eat cabbage, fish or
beef, three things which were like
■rank poison to me before I toot?
Tanlac. The Tanlac also drove
away that sleeplessness and I rest
like a child now.
“I recommend Tanlac now be
cause I want the world to know
what It did for me. so they will he
able to take it. 1 have persuaded a
lot of people to take Tanlac, for it
Is wonderful.”
Tanlac. the “Master Medicine,” is
sold by:
Jno. M Klein. Walterboro.
The Colleton Cypress Co.. Colle
ton.
Cottageville Drug Co . Collage-
V ;1*« > •
Island ton Mercantile Co.. Island-
ton. ••
W. C Glover. Gree n PonH (Jack-
son horo. )
No Need To Rub!
| X)R stiff sore muscles apply
Slo-’ * * • - ‘ •
HONOlt KOl.L, STOKF.S
SCHOOL FOR DFCKMItFR
'First Grade Thomas Strickland,
Mrrie Saunders.
Advanced Firs. Giade Leon
S enders, o'.'ph Saunders.
Second Grade Ralph Welch.
Mamie Kinsey. Resale Warren.
Th : rd (tAade —Ivlee Atkiason,,
End lee .Carffjs. penny Ramsey.
Fourth Grade—Richard Welch,
Houck ChrsseiVati.
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Sloan’s Liniment to the pain
or ache, it quickly penetrates
and soothes •without rubbing.
Rheunatiam, gout, lumbago, neuralgia,
apratna and bruiaea are quickly relieved by
ita uae. Cleaner and more promptly effec
tive than muaay plaatera or ointmenta, it
doea not atain the akin or clog the porea.
The family medicine cheat in thouaanda
of hornet hna • place tot Sloan'a Liniment.
At all druggist*, 25c. 50c. nod $1.00.
Sloans
Liniment
/</LLS FA in
GASPAHILL.% CARNIVAL
TAMPA. FLA.
Round Trip Fare From
Walterboro. S. C.. $14.35
For this occasion which will b<‘
filled tvith fun and frolic, and last
ing from February 2nd to 10th.
tickets will be sold to Tampa and
return as shown above by the
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The Standard Rilroad of the Sotitk
JANUARY 31st to FEBRUARY 5th
Inclusive
F.lmlted returning until midnight of
February 20th. but may be extend
ed to March 3rd by depositing with
City Ticket Agent at Tampa, under
prescribed rules, and upon payment
of I1.no.
Proportionate fares from Inte--
medlate stations. Children hslf
fares. Liberal Ston Over Privileges.
For further particulsrs. schedules,
sleeping car reservations, etc., call
on D, F MARTIN.
. , v ^ Ticket Agent.
Born, to My. and Mrs. S. J. ri
mer. of rural route 4. Tuesday, .I;*: 1 .
Nth, a son, S. J. Ulmer, Jr,
FARMERS \ UK URGED TO
ORDER FERTILIZER K\RL\ !
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The shortage of freight rats may
Seriously delay the fertilizer move-j
ment and defeat the “plant early” (
idea that is being advocated by >\
| eryone engaged in the anti-boll
( weevil campaign. As a rule, the
average farmer does not concern
! himself over railway pr oblems.- car
shortages, ete., because relative);
! few of them ship in car load «nian r
titles, but if the present car sh«»it-
age exists at the time farmers us
ually order out their fertilizer, no
matter whethor the quantity is one
ton or a car load, If the cars can
not be had in greater number than
the present supply, many farmers
will he disappointed by not receiv
ing his fertilizer in time to plant his
cotton and other crops early and
thus take the first practical step to
get ahead of the boll weevil.
The Farm Improvement Depart
ment of the A. R. & A. is trying in
every way it £an to induce all farm
ers to order out their fertilizer im
mediately In order that they may
not be disappointed by delays owing
to car shortage, congestion at Term
Inal*points, and many other reasons
which may cause serious loss if thi*
important part of the farmers’ work
is not attended to before it is too
late. Next to early plowing and
preparation, probably there is r
mere important thing lor the cotton
planter to do than to ordei H
fertilize! out in advance of th<
time he needs it.
WOMAN’S JOY
Suggestions to Childless
Women.
Among the virtues of Lydia U.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is tho
ability to correct stehlitv in the
cases of many women. This fact is
well established as evidenced by the
following letter and hundreds of others
we have published in these colums.
Poplar Bluff, Mo.—“I want other
women to know what a blessing Lydia
■ E. Pink ham e Vege
table Compound Baa
been to me. Wa
bad always wanted
a baby in our home
but f was in poor
health ami not able
to do my work. My
mother and hus
band both urged me
to try Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable
Compound. I diiF
so, my health 1m
Tills clipping is taken from
aihoad advertisement, and is n.i
doubt good advice to the farniei.-, <»!
Colleton county.
. F. W. KISH EE.
County Aggent.
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INACTIVITY
CONST!I* \-
scorn
miusiMi
OF NORWEGIAN COD UVER OIL
usually stops a stubborn
cough or chest cold when
ordinary specifics fail
It helps strengthen the
lungs and throat—adds; ai ditohium ruu.ding hocght
energy to the blood—and j
gives the system the force
to help resist disease.
Use SCOH’S
Refuse Substitutes
proved and I am now the mother of a
fine baby girl and do all my own hous* ‘
work.’’-Mrs. Alua B. Timmons, 21C
Almond St, Poplar Bluff, Mo.
In many other homes, once childles.,
there are now children because of tint
fart that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable ;
Compound make* women norma),
healthy and strong
Write to the Lydia F!. Pinkham Medi
cine Co., Lynn. Ma**., for advice—it
will be confidential and helpful.
PAGE FIVE
Cold Sores and
Fever Blisters
ore only outward manifestations of the
inflammatirwi of the mUCOtiS jmfsft
that Hiww the lungs, the tQ«nnrl| and
all the digestive tract, but they give
you evidence of how sore a membrane
may become as a result el inflamma
tion, which is stagnation of the blood,
rightfully called acute catarrh. *
If you suffer from such conditions don’t let them become
chronic, dop’t run the ritit of systemic catarrh.
Clear it Up With PERUNA
i When your eyalMi la dMndof aHitapoUsna.the membranes sooUk-'I
and healed, the cold gone and roar digestion restored, you will enjoy life, feel
equal to all Hs taaka, and bo at peace with the world. Let Peruna do for you
what It did for thio sufferer:
-Mra L A. Pattens*. 12S Utah-Avenae, Memphis Icon, jpys; _
” I have been a frirad of Pmoa far mwiy year*. I have Mid it off aod on for ratnnhal
cowataimt aad fanod it a vary wcaUaat maaadr. I have aamaJI family of clnldrrn Tm.er
are hard with os. hut I caa scarcely afford to do without Peruna. especially during the
oeoaan of thayaar wheneoudht and coMa are prevalent. We always rrccummetid Peruca
to oat neighbors, far the benefit k has base to os "
You needn’t suffer longer with such a remedv at hand.
?5
toootSMwSaaa^;
Parana can be obtained in tablet form.
You caa carry it with you and take it ays-
tanaatically and regularly for n remedy, or
aa needed for a preventive. Get aboxtodsy.
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The Peruna Company, Colun.bua, Ohio
The Colleton Garage
RAILROAD AVENUE, WALTERBORO, S. C.
We haye just purchased the Berry Garage on Railroad
Avenue and it will be open for business February 1st.
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£ We have employed one of the best mechanics and
t . \
electricians in the State and guarantee our work to be
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strictly first-class in dvery 1 particular.
We solicit all repair work on any make of car.
W-
N. * \ ’ V
CALL AND LET US MEET YOU.
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L. Utsey Manager.
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER
CAR LOAD OF
Horses and Mules
COME AND SEE THEM.
PRICES AND TERMS RIGHT
Walterboro Live Stock & Vehicle Co.
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H. W\ BLACK, Jr., Manager
ROUT. WILSON HI KRIKD
\ r EHRIIARDT IIDMI.
W ell Known \ •mug Man Dies From
’• •If Ieflit t••<1 \\ ••Mini, Follow
ing III Hcaltli.
UAUSES
TION
Lack «if exercitir''in the winter is
In freqttem rause of constipation You
feel heavy, dull and listleas, you*
complexion is sallow and p oiply,
rnd energy at low ohb. Ulean tin
th's condition at once with Dr.
Kind’s New Life Pills, a mild laxn-
t'- <* that relieves the congested in-
fi ctinet; without griping. A dose be
fore retiring will assure you a full
rnd ca«r movement in the nioruing
25c at your druggist.
•cottai
*. Bloowfield. M. J.
lt-4
Ohe of the largest deals In real
estate in this vicinity in some time
was completed recently when the
Auditorium building on Hay street
va* bought by the Morrall Furnl-
* i-c Co. The lower part of the
building will be converted into a
Urge store to be used by the pur
chasers for their store. Mr. Mor
rall expects to move his stock some
time l n the near future.—Beaufort
Gazette.
CONGRESSMEN WILL
HELI* FARMERS
Upo n the request of the Southern
Carolina Association Congressman
R. S. Whaley and A. F. I^-vet hav.
taken up with the department ot
agriculture the question M>f di>
tiibuting some Matsuma plants
throughout Southern Carolina. Se<
retary Reid has wiitten to the de
oaitment and has hopes that be will
have some plants for distribution
since he has the assistance of the
representatives.
FfOUl ll.>MUt} N.«|e|s.
With the aid of a plain medol
j»aste it i s ail easy matter to rid the
rki n of u rrhtlv baitv gmwths
The najif, <|c l>i mixU>g som*'
water with i -d medol Th *
is applied to th* not wanted
and affer two or ree minutes
rubbed off and the skin washed.
” tra»e of hair will hav**
When you go to your
druggist f* r medol be sure vou g* 1 ’
the genuine article, and if he will
not supplv you. the'srAinerican Fro
prietarv Co. of Hostnn. will send
you a 50c oi $1.00 package by mail.
Khrhardt. Jan. lit The body oi
the late Robert Dunlap Wilson, who
shot himself in Atlanta early Wed
nesday morning, was htoughl here
tot interment today. Last summer
he siif!*t'»'d fioni a seiiou* attack
of ty|ilioi<| fever from which he nev
er completely iecoV»*r*“«l. physically
••r mentally He was then a resi
dent of Palmetto. Fla., but later
went to Mlanta to live with a «>-
tei Wednesday morning aaout
0 20 o'clock he filed a bullet into
his brain, Death followed that
night.
Funeral services were conducted
bv the Rev. E. F. K. Roof, pastor
of Mt Pleasant Lutheran chureh
hete. He wa* assisted by the Rev.
D R (J-nseclose of F-airfax. Th.-
If* 1 ’. I II Wilson, D D.. pastor of
S J James* Lutheran ehurchP^um-
t« • is the father of the young man
“Come on Ovor, Son
My Cornwall Off I”
1 Put 2 Drop* of ‘Goto-If on Luf
flight-Now Watch-”
“Pcs—all you have to do is to uae
vour twii luigsrs ami lift the corn
right off That's tho way ’Geta-If
n 1 w a y s works. You just put on
ahnat 2 dmps Then the corn not
only shrivels, hut loosens from the
toe, without affecting the surround-
iiik flesh in the least. Whv, it’s al
most a pleasure to have corns and
f
l-’ound a Sure Thing.
I R Wixnn. Farmera Mills. N. Y ,
Ij^s used Chamherlain’s Tablets for
\ •■;> rs fm «l*«nrders of the stomach
and liter and -avs, “Chamberlain’s
Tablets ate the best I have ever
used.’’ Obtainable everywhere.
The regular monthly meeting of
•he King's Daughters and Sons will
•o held at the home of Mrs. O. C.
Brown ne»» Monday afternoon at
4.3ft o’eloek.
“That Wo* a q«Mt Funeral That
Cera Had Hits HlnSn-HV*
see how ‘Oets-It* get* them off In a
hurry and without the least pain. I
can wear tight shoes, done*- and walk
as though I never had eorns."
“Geta-It” makes the use of toe-
irritating salves, bundling bandages,
tape, piasters and other things not
only foolish, but unnecessary. Use
this wonderful discovery, •‘Oets-U,’*
for any soft or hard corn or callus
It Is tho now, simple, easy, quick
way, and it never fails. You'll never
have ts cut a corn again with knives
or srlssoro. sad run chances of blood
poison. Try "Oets-Il'' tonight.
••Oets-It" is sold everywhere, ■«
S bottle, or eent on rseeihfi of prtns by
B. Lawrsoss * Oo. Chicago, 111