The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, December 02, 1904, Image 7
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j| Now, and '
roj We have a full ;
vj plete line of <
j(jjj both i?eavy and i
jy Our Gsorg
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n rd" Ko C21H1
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either in fla1
purity.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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I * E N T i ST .
Leovillo, s> . C.
OlMce nvt-r Austin"* store
I. M. MliVIIKI I
Physician am> ti;?c n.
Pate*ln. r>r, M
Olllr. Hour*:
8 to ii. :u.
$ X {?. i:>.
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I)R E K. II x IMHN.
Physician am> ikukks
Office at ' :? I e -In i r I ?r I'd
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> Hllce in IVI.'phoii IIi i i >>_r
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J.eesvilie, S. C.
Will in all courts. Itusincss
Suilt'iU'il,
(? KO. 1>K| I. TlSIll J HM ASJ.
tl. WM. Tiickmonp.
TI1URMON I) A 'II M M I1KMAV,
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Will practice in all tin* .Mato ami U
S. I 'iiurtH.
Office in K.nilVn.ai' Hwilriing.
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groceries, ?
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tlit> pc 'plf <>i Pal sbnry umi vii'ini'j
Olfif** over I lie N'almiiivl Hank. -
can ?>c f?>< tut theri''in> >rntiiln.
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Don't Spank the boy bu\
BETTER SHOES.
W ? know I. \> wcircnt sli( i's fas1
I hut is I ho reason we select the kin
of leal 1 lit we use in our ltoys si toes.
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Here are shoes you can bank on wil
last.
"Advance" Vici A 1'ox calf l.oj
shoes >i/' s !' to 1.". 1-2 >1 sizes J t
> 1-2 -ri.::..
"I'ini l\no!'' Vici & 1 >ox Calf boys
si <'.'s si/a's ! lo Id 1-2 >1.2") si/.es 1 h
5 l-_ >1...;.
"Mohawk'' Satin Calf and Kangaro*
I'.oxs shi es H to W 1-3 $1.00, I to % 1
$1 2").
(irain and \ eal calf shoes at 7ac. > "?
and $1.00.
(iet him a trootl oair foi
! Xmas.
EHRLICH'S
1 164". Main St.
iC!?7 .Main St. COLUMBIA, S. C.
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i Yo
ere to Make
iigh Grade.
f you want a Tyson
:gy we Have it,
F you want an Old E
GI FT
For mother would be a
i
[Suck's Cook stove. For
father a nice suit of
clothes or a comfortable
chair. For brother a fine
pair cf shoes or hat.
A Lounire or new dress
or a handsome picture
already framed for sister.
In fact all our gifts are
just such practical presents
as we have named.
You want no waste or
rubbish.
iieai/ITI IN SCLPHI U
15 ATI I I N(>.
I The worl I's be?t renmdv for surface
irritnt'on Ihsc.K'K's Li<>i*ii? st'i,rurr,
Nit tiros 'iivavst (lerniicido,
makes < he horn * hat h etpialto linest
sulphur springs. ft causes t he skin to
eliminate waste tissue, and so restores
I soun I liealt h. At loadioif druuuists.
I BooY ?\ describing many other cures,
free, of Hancock Liqiii 1 Su'phur Co .
Baltimore, M<1.
TEACHING THE HORSE.
ill I.earn Aiiylltiim i.i* 'luictoi
On it IVrfurn:.
' , Expert horsem. n 1 e!',cve that a horse
I can 1 ? taught to do nnytI.iirt tit: t it is
p ?ss!l.|c for an animal s ? f t an 1
j to Ic utterly fearless. Thus we know
of horses rushing Into battle with a
fearlessness t'. : t is in.t^n'.f.ei t, al1
though ill the l>e;lnninvj of t! <* lives
they may have been fniiishiy timid,
ehyina: at everything unusual tliat happened
to ho sis-n in their travels.
In order to teach a horse featTessness
be must l e accustomed to all sorts-of
siul.ts atni sounds. lie must eoiae t<?
know thut hecauso something that he
sees or hears is unusual it does n >t fol1
low that it is harmful, for it is the tin|
ustu 1 tilings that frighten hhn. 'I ha
horse is an atiir.i >1 of ov.e i lea at a
( time and is not aide t > ii erim.in ite. s >
f say t1 e men who have made > ..<iy of
tie horse. While he v ill travel alum
quietly close by the ro; r of a t: in. he
may tremble at the Haiti : of a piece of
loose papei li.> !nu i.i the win 1. It is
not the fright;. :no s ;; obji t that
seems to alar: hit, 1 at the : uftmil(
larity <>i it. 11. . t: - :v that
the mistakes . .!? !-i id-.u" nn.l
training a eolt i. t 1* . t > often
done in tin' se.-ln-' a of t >:.a . ?u:*.ry
road instead < : am. 1 the >i.h's au-l
Sounds that the animal must m-. e. sari
ly become familiar v>'..!. !:i
' As si?i>u as tin- 1 i >rs" homines famili.'ir
with anythin ; and ha < 1 el t>
believe tl it it will n ! 1 uvt is .1 ; e
will stiiml quietly or trot : i j 1 e
fully. even though :il! sorts of n ?
njul queer sights are : ! .:t him. '1!.
. the artillery horse will -t..nd . ; t
' ro;ir of cannons. ; 1.. .1 the
noise niiil 11 it knov .:ig th : tl s . 1
predicts anguish and tlratli. It is well
to neons10111 a horse to iiiimi I m.'.s
as soon us possible after I10 i; t ; . 1
for riding or driving. It renders hi in
| safe and docile, even though ho be tt
' spirited animal. A oertain trainer of
horses said Hint an ideal school for
horses tvottld contain thrashing inaP
clones, pile drivers, steam drills, electric.
steam and elevated ears, a hand
1 of martial unislc and a gang of qnarrv
i men blasting rock. A horse that was
drilled among such a bedlam as this
would Indeed prove immune to strange
noises. The gentle fnniilv horse, netted
' by inn 11 and child. Is not always train|
cd to all this. yet lie often makes a us*
ful and faithful animal, loved 1>y his
owner and evidently making some return
of affection.- Detroit Tritui?->
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JE BATESBURG ADVOCAT
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Your Purchase
insoect Our t
and Jones Buggy we
[ickory Wagon we ha
U:JJNC k . :>.';V
VV7 vV
Buy
Bed r,.om si
Hat racks, Cli
A very haj
all kind > of f
Lt
I ! IMIMII1 III ~ - ' ? ' A
Certain Cure fjr Croup.
Yi'heii a elti'd allows synipti ins ol
: croup there is no time lo experiment v
will) new remedies, no matter bow
highly they may he recommended s
, Titer is one preparation tii.it canal- j.
way's he depended upon. It lias beer. s
in use for many years and has ncwr
been known to fail. \ i/.: Chamber- ,
Iain's Cough Remedy. Mr. M. ! '. (
Cumpton of Market. Texas, >ays of it, ,
"I have used Oharnlvrlain's ( ugh ^
Remedy ?n severe eases of croup with j
mv children, and can truthfully say i' .
always gives prompt relief." For sa'o' -j
bv Timnions Rros \ Crosson I>n:'? (' >. I (.
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\ nlur oi llout Int. iVm !.,
Routine is a blessed thing v. lien s ?me- i v
thing happens to inline ti.?' iuor.il drlv- I
j ing power which keeps u. ; the ' *
1 courage, purpose and good ehoer tli.it l'
give life present joy as wdi a., nav.n j '
Inir 11 k i :i MI 11-11' iim11 ^ ; . .. . *i . .
sion or weariness that there is a path
marked out ahead eueli day which men
follow because it is then', that there is ,
tiiiiO which custom lias ?ct f >v them t ? ,
yet tip. t.? eat, to work, to re.-t, to read. j
go to laaI again. They move along the | <
rraiivc.s of habit and act all the hem-lit I
of their inheritance and the!. oxperi- '
ence. The general may cjuit the lield
for a time if lie ehones; the army h.is <
its inarehing plan and know- what is 1
expected of It. New York Mail.
SI" LIMIT US UKADY All'. '
1
IIavio. Ks i.pm ip st i.pit Na 1
t ttre's t i reatest (iei mic ie. eui s i , i. ;
pimples, pr ekly lici t 1 ur < a 1
caiiixcl at til cm iic.vi ut sc. a p. . .
mouth, i.osc and throat. I He t - j . i '
remedy to have always in tie- in,
cine cabinet. At leading dni) sts.
Hancock Liquid Sulphur ? o..
iilore, Mil., sends descriptive
Aaaiired <if It.
Pcut 1st (who has pulled t! wrong
toot In I -?? how I made il i
1 cousiti'?l il?" molars fini . i .< . list
end of the fr >iit. You d i ' ' ' 1
have rut your wisdom teeth u urn;
man. <iloaning 1'atient '! h it's r\
dent from the choice 1 in: do a dentist
i 'liteago Tribune
Jt?!inn> A\xi?? t.ooiV
"I'm afraid, Johnny." - .1 tin- Sinday
?clio<?l learlier, rather -; !!>, "that.
1 shall never meet j 'ti i;t the l.? t < r v
land."
Why? What hare y <n been doln' Is
now?" Pick Me Pp.
I
ilie ()|>i>ort ii ii II >
"You must i:.;irk down your uue in
tills liliuil; spare." sn! 1 tlie insur-iuce
agent t ? the beautiful woman
And she did. She marked It down
'from twenty-eight to twenty-two.? >
l Cleveland lender. . I
| When a bride i* helmr given -iv ay It ,
I is hard for lier to look self possessed.?
1 Philadelphia Tteeord.
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JS. vur trices
ioliday Goods,
have it. If you wa
ve it. li you want
/
Your Ho!
and
-iits. Wardrobes,, S'deboarc
iairs, Bedsteads, Bed spring
idsome stock of Lap Robes
urnituret hat can be fount
: !
Grip Quickiy Knocked Oul
4 Sonic wcik-s av;o durii.jf llic severe j
rllit<-r weatlicr b >tb n>\ wife an?l my- 11
ft ' i ' I V. I 'i >1 1 - '? 1? ' ?!? i ?
peedily dtv? .-i?i -i into 11 <* worst ; |
li11'I of la j.r pi'-' w it h all its miserable j
ivmptoms." sa\s Mr. J. S. Egdrslon of 1
Tuple Landing. Iowa. "Knees and
uinls aehiny:. iiiUm li s -.ore. head stoptcil
up. eves and nose running, with
Itcrnate s|tells ci chills and fever
Ye began tiling Chaudei a ill's ( ugh
ieni'-'dy, aiding the same with a close (
if (..'numb ria n's Mciuach and l.iver
["ablets, and by its liliera! u soon
mpleteiv kn eked uut the giip."
Cliese Tablets pon.ole.i I.ea iiv ae
ion oi tiie towels, liver at. 1 1 idnoys
vhich isalw ivs b n fieul win n the
vslcin is coii^t sled I?y a eol.i oi attaek
if the jrip. For sale by '1 iminons
tros. u r i< s-?on i n e ( .
.Joint llricltl'it llctih ,
On one t v t .islon John I'.right received
i letter from a very bad wr: er. to
ivbieh be replied:
Dear Sir Many tkenks for yotir letter ,
>f lb l-1!i li -t. 1 h.ivo no t V t tnat
It U u v> :-y c I l? t:. r at. 1 that it ntains
m.itler . > lnt-r --fair .is .i is mn- r- ;
tant: but. b> the bye, if you shout l be in 1
town in tli rours.' of a f< \v <lii>- would .
ion niin.l j:;-t so |.nir.- i ? r- .d..g it
to me? V lurs l itiiiuli;
j MN* BRI 11rr. j
A W'nleb"* V n r in t ion.
As to the sympathetic vm'irn's of , '
watches a rr. indent writes: " I dis- 1
poveretl - tiie years ago that it was the | '
metal ido of my braces that caused i i
lit" irregularities f my own porta 111r 1
wr eli. 1 therefore now make a rule (
>f putting my spectacle eas on the In- (
: .-!< of my vi. l j .M-tvet. thus tilt ting
off the iimv. i ?n." I.oiulm t'lironl 10.
' i
Mutual Slip*. I
Tom- What ti nle y ;i give me awav ' i
t v ! >n 1 was : -Iling t!t t yarn at tiie J j
1 inner table? l>ick I didn't inenn to; " j
\\ - onli a slip >f the tongue. Itnt \
Hint's no re. son why ymi s'a mi l have j
. i ked i . i 1 r. '1 Tom < >h. I didn't
I " nli t w.t ; < .1;, a slip of id e f > >t.
Jnjrratlt: ie la n ; rtn of weakness. I II
liave never kn vm a man of real ubil- '
to h?> ungra -fill ? tlu-the.
. 1
?? | i
i he ke tl at t nlo ..- tiie Do r to |
Long I. v in zThen-:
of eighty- bvc and nim. t\ j1
rears of a ear.' not lie miu-d welli
ed. but i . u, spare no n w bo 11 ve en ; 1
Jn.dcnl ' i. be us oni i ful .i . 1" will. 1
lovvever. a i inn past .piddle age, will
evasion /y- . t t >o much of some
irtie! e: food n it ited to lvis con
i 11 ii i i n, , mi ? , i i'ih ,i 11 i.sc t>i
J'mmlicrlaui's Mi';, ach and I.iver
r?tLI<ts t ' c'eansc ?l imit' i j.te Ids
;tom:trli ; i <1 ? tru . o lu> liver and
towels. Winn ties is done Micro N
n> reasonv\|iv the average man sJiouid
101 li\?-t n 1 or sale 1> Timuops
Urns. & Mrosscn Drug Co.
%
5 are Fair and
ii 1 i hi i??11
nt an Anchor
; an Auburn
iday Goo?
TV. T
1MOW.
Is. Chiffoniers, Dining tal
^s, Mattresses and rugs al!
of all colors and qualitit
i in a first class Furnitur
in
H Hw
Heart Flnttering.
t'ndigest oil food and gas in t he stem-1
ich, located just below the heart,
iresscs against it and causes heart palliation.
When your heart troubles
roil in that way take Ilerbine for a
ew days. You will soon be all right.
jOc. SoUl t?v ?>. .1. Harris.
Too >lacli
Many physicians now claim that the
general lie: tli is hurt rather than benefited
by athletics, that muncle building
is not necessary to good health,
that to bring about a perfectly train- ]
ed condition has a severe effect on
the nerves, that a built up muscle has
a tendency to degenerate and that the
heart, being n muscular organ, shares
in this danger.
.ltx?X u? With Her I'ntlirr.
"Your daughter's music Is improving."
said the professor, "but when she
runs the scales I have to watcli her
pretty closely."
".lust like her father." said Mrs:-Nuriti*h.
"in- made his money in the
grocery business."--Philadelphia Ledger.
It is not tl.e intelligent man who
rules, but intelligence: not the wise
man, but wisdom.?Goethe.
Coughing Spell Caused Death.
* 11 artv Duckwcll, aged *J"> years
hok d 10 death early yesterday morling
at his home, in the presence of
lis w fe and child. He contracted a
.light cold a few days ago and paid j
ml little attention to it. Yesterday
norning lie was seized with a lit of j
> liing which continued for some I
iim-. His wife sent fur a physician but
)et"<?re Ik could arrive, anot-Lweougl>
ng spell caine on and Duckwell died
roni suffocation.?St. Louis (ilober>cm
vr t. Dec. J, litol." 15ailard's
ilor hound Syrup would liavc saved
i !!:. .'"e. *)0c and^J.oO. Sold bv < >. J.
Harris.
Lftal Kuiulnj on 'I lint Skip.
"As a l.td almost." said an old sea enptaiu.
"1 he a me second mate of a Nova
S- otia sailing vessel hound from Liverpo.?i
to the provinces. It was on a
Saturday that we left port, and the following
morning the tug which had
placed us to windward off llolyhead
left us.
"We were making ready for the trip
ru-ross the north Atlantic, tut our
minds were diverted from work l?y soeI:
x the - kipper plneo a blackboard upon
the break of the poop upon which was
written "Sunday ' The skipper, a thorough
typo of the seaman, called all
bands aft. He said: 'I want you to
know what Is on that board. For you
fellows who can't read I will spoil it.' j
Then doliherntelv lie snhl- 'S.n.t?.' .
' ?
You understand it. don't you 7' Then 1
he iravo the word to throw the hoard
into tho soa. Over it wont, and as it
t<> >k the waves he said. 'You nil know
that was Sunday, don't you':' 'Yes,'
niwwered the men. 'Well,* he continued.
'that will he the last Sunday you
will see on this ship.' And it was."?
Baltimore Sun.
Our S l
ds Here I
>lcs, Rocking chairs, H
es. In fact any and I
k'*- '
Are Your Lungs Weak?
Does the cough, left by the 'grippeor
the cold contracted during the win
*?? ctin l,., -J -r? ? -
iti.ou.. iiuiiK uii; ivyuaie s r.lixir Will
cure your cough and heal your weak
lungs. It kills the germs that cause
chronic throat and lung disease and
helps nature restore the weakened organs
to health. Trial size 25c. Family
size 50c. J. D. Timmons.
Not n Bit Like a Cat.
Lady Visitor?Your little girl seems
to be very much taken with me, Mrs.
Stepswell. Mrs. Stepswell?Yes, and
she doesn't often take to strangers. You
think Mrs. Klppur is real nice, don't
you, Agnes? Agnes?You said she wa?
a cat, mamma, but she doesn't look a
bit like one.?Exchange.
Partns Trial*.
Gaggsby?Jones is very wealthy, but
he says his life is full of trials. Waggsby
? Yes; that's what makes him
wealthy. "IIow so?" "He's a lawyer."?Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune.
More Information Needed.
Ward?What do you think of a man *
who sells his vote? Street?Which side
did he sell it to??Boston Transcript.
An emergency Medicine.
For sprains, bruises, burns, scalds
and similar injuries, there is nothing
so good as Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
It soothes the wuuad and not only
gives instant relief from pain, out
causes the parts to heal in about one
third the time iwnntn.ii k.. *i? .
)U..VU UJ IIIC USUHl
treatment. Sold by Timmons Bros.
& Crosson l>rug. Co.
A Natar*! Infrrrncf.
They were discussing the couple in
the next flat. The husband Is silent
and reserved, while the wife is a gosBlp
and the most Inveterate borrower.
Food of nil kinds, articles of clothing,
money nnd everything that Is capable
of being borrowed she endeavors to get
from the neighbors on one pretense or
another. Some surprise was expressed
vlint her husband should have chosen
her as a partner for life when a
little girl who was listening created
considerable amusement by exclaiming:
"Perhaps she borrowed him too."?
New York Press.
The Self Made DoiIdni.
"Yes," said the egotistical person. *'l
jmuuu or tuo fact that I nm a self
made man; but, strange to say, I never
have yet encountered a self made woman."
"Oh, that's easily explained," rejoined
the auburn haired lady. "One glance
at a self made man is enough to di^
gust r woman with the self made bustCured
Paralysis.
W. S. I Sally, P. O. True, Texas,
writes: "My wife had been suffering
five years with paralysis in her arm.
when 1 was persuaded to use Ballard's
Snow Liniment, which cured her all
right. 1 have also used it for old
sires, frostbites and skin eruptions.
It doe3 the work." 25e, soe, $1.0o.
Sold by O. J. Harris.