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I'M V8ICIAN ?V SfH(iKON, / >
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Batesburg, S. C., April 4, 1905. > nnrl
SIM1S SPRINGS CO. 4 J Dl :ig
bad personal experience with ^ cUlu tilOO
d r i ng s wd ter, 1 believe it to be /
Ticial in certain cases of chronic / ? xt '
m and sluggish excretory organs-- s NOW If;
Liver etc. c
Very respectfully, t COPTIC tOO^
THEO. A. uUATTLEBAUM. M. D. S >
= For Sale
Lorick & Bro., BtE^N war. '
ers and Dealers in . Ttro InMnncr* In Wliicli the Inn
Wrrc I moiI iim U>upnDii.
r*o' < i '1C o fi/l Qfpa 111 The beekeeper, holding a mnnbe,,
is uas diiu 1mm>s jn Iihj h;iri(1 s;iiil as he u, ?
. _ way through the apiary: "Bees 1
ters ^>1,1 OP i ICS# past were usc<l as weapons of w:
(he siege of Tlieinlserya. for ins
ive Repairs, Tinware, Knamelwarc, Hollow- they played a very importaul !
- . ,, , The Romans in litis siege made i
Hoofing. Conductor Pipe. Have 1 rough, in the ground, and the enemy, op
sheets, Terra Cot ta, Flue Pipe, Fire Brick tlio mines from above, throw in l
the Romans bears and other wil?,|
ind 'lil?'s, Wood Mantels, Oas and Electric imals, together with swarms of cj
s, Freezers and Water Coolers, Rubber That caused the Romans to flee 1
ing.
p Supplies. "Here in my notebook is anotlie
count of the use of bees in war. '
i ^ f - C?<? I ~v an extra front an Irish luanuserir.'
LwV11 2 tw zV. * ^*1 \J ^ tlie r.il.:: itheijue Royale at Brit!"*
olnnhil S C2 :l1"1 !,lls how the Danes and
, - ?" ^ . wi'slans attacked Chester aiul .
I?*>i ) luaill street. repulsed, thanks to the tise of betJ
tin- S;ix< >ns and their allies in the t J
" 'The Norwegians,' " read the ^
" keper, " 'sheltered by hurdles, trii^
rI""7 e ? * / y j i ?-< I "> pierce the walls. Then what the (
3 Ol e~1 V/l^r I " I-! 1x1 ons an'l l'ie '?aedlill did was to tlij
down large rocks, by which they bJ
H ART TAILORS. | down the hurdles over their hej
What the others uid 10 check this
ta tc. F iits ct: i ; ' t lie shortest notice. to place large posts under the bur*
. . . , . What the Saxons did next was til
or no pay. Sir.: of any color, des.gns or a? lhe beer and water of the town)
1 will lie time well spent. the caldrons of the town, to boil tv
and spiil them down upon those,/
34 Main Street, were under the hurdles, so that -,t
skins were peeled off. The ret (
C7 * 1 't P1 which the Lochia us applied to this
- - ^,(?u . ti v^at oisna. to ldaru hid(>4, on tlu. outsido 01.
hurdles. What the Saxons did ,
was to throw down all the boehlvV^
' 1 """* " *" the town upon the besiegers, which
or legs from the number of bees wl
m? - ? - A stung them. They afterward dese;
B 4 /'"'i V r-T ? ~* 1 * ,ofl ejty.' Chicago Chron
< COUJJnDiT:
A I\J iv' Ti,<' s,'u,rp ,
U* * 'a I 1 c ^ A. squirrel's natural term of
vour banking place in Colum- fn'ln. nf,ey" to ,won,}" v';,rs-:l,u]
" 1 | call ties where they are little dis
. ...A 4. | they multiply with extreme ra
> CUUi icnS , COnSiact'iiu WiLil indeed, in the oarly history 1
I'nited Slates they were so nun
unci banking. Special at ten- ! in certain localities as to he nln
plague, and large stuns were an
checking accounts. Investi- iM houniy for the scalps. 1
west large hunts were organized 1
vings department : : : eatly settlers in order to try to r
their ninnl ers, as now it Is fount
essary to do to prevent the jail
r> ? <? ^ hits from becoming a scourge (
Dank CC I rust Co., f:.r::.er., dn tHrse litints tlious.ti
squirrels wer killed, and yet fio
0,000.00; Surplus $.*5,000.00 ...i!",Sr , ui"l'crs werti no!j
COLUMBIA. C . - -
- A unlrk Willed Unite*.
A. western congressman s;js
\\ .M M. LYI.I;S, President. uhilo lie mid certain frlen(s
. . ntudyinjr the 1 >111 of fare In ti hot
I Vice-Prsldent. J. POPE MATTHEWS, Sec'y. I the New Jersey const iijnosl
__ , , , alighted ??n the card. It instilitlv
^ ,- -.-5*^45^1; '* hi"** hy a .peck Mow from the
? ? holding the card. Its little c.reas
! maining on the hill. With asmUi
INVESTIGATING ! j man pointed to the remains and
' ' * to the waiter:
dine; Hammond Typewriters - im y,.u s. rve th. ,* on to >t he:
vol, realize if you are us.i.koMm r than a II .m... -nil they're on the hill, sir! was
ice it- much wri''inra- ts neeeossriry ? (11 :iniii'"><! ' ^ i 11 y retort ot the u a iter,
ililV one-half tiiat oi other uiaciiiue-. hence lesIV
rite I or ('at a i ntjlie and learn. Tin- (in-ni nitttcn*?.
r / I'.vMusive Jlanm.noml "One-half of the world's Orpine
j solvetl when a person learnsto mini
S *, i i rir t'th.i. "fjflttips other people to jjlnd th?
ar \%11rl> . Automatic I ii'trolt Pree Press.
- ro\- .| Tte.v-. lie nee "Is y<mr liushaud a crir aal lawy
? - mi - - so with those aw I men Ik;
So letters (li itfeiiii'lv written.* feints that really I'm sc^etimes nf
ill do a.- prettj work when o'tl as when new. etc. he soon will he."?Clcvi^.ul l.eadei
the ffimil points of ?M other typewriter? combined i ?
ithev lliv'll'. tioofl I'rcvenllvf' nywnr.
>r all it; chines solit ited. "Doctor, Isn't there nMhlrtg I eat
I)ecania i >o\viing. '^.Tr
en. A-t. N. & S. Carolina. _ ; ?o?u?,s,.
C?"' im bin. S. (3 t'.d child's strength. L unb.
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. It is highly recommended
I results. : : : :
the time to drink it and get;
lebilitated by the hot weath<
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l'mtoiioair. THE VALU
Tl>c introduction of the perfume can
ed patchouly was caused by the desire Tu havp '
of I reach sbawlmakers to deceive - j
their customers. When shawls were '
first brought from India they were per- '! 1,!\0 111,1
10' fumed with patchouly, i;u extract of an n 11 in,?s^>e
Indian plant. The French soon learned *UIXC Mm
,J0 to Imitate the shawls to perfection, but 8<'" km*' to otln
r!n the patchouly bothered them, as they Prescribe hen
i|p* could ltud no substitute for It, and this 80 ^ar aH >'ou c!
^** fact was used as the surest means of Prove to him
''s distinguishing the genuine India shawls name is to b
r',}' from the French counterfeits. At last riches.
ou somebody discovered the secret and Teach him tt
'>n" brought a quantity of patchouly to despised, but s
[ps. i-'nitipe. For a time the discoverers kept doing harm to
the matter to themselves and reaped a quired should t
I harvest. Then some one gave away as a hoard.
\ k the secret. The perfume soon became To have him 1
popular and has newr since passed yourself a livii
, n completely out of use, though several The ehlef part
*'s' times superseded temporarily by other eoines through
. 1* perfumes. more to hioi thi
k , t j?
" Inquirer.
SI* Great >l?-u.
kn. From 1730 t<? lS3ti Is the most memo- A
eo" ruble periotl in modern history. Six Tommy and
| to great men made their marks?Napo- been playing t
Icon, whose chief feature was ambi- for some time
i?%% tlon; Nelson, courage; Washington, in- gave a howl,
dependence; Wellington, thoroughness; shrieks. The
Pitt, statesmanship, and George Ste- while soothing
Aas pliensou, ingenuity. Washington and to find out wha
l(*s- Nelson have secured the affection of resisted her c
posterity, Washington and Stephenson time, but final
into have done the most for mankind. Well- guilty.
J(MD ington enjoys the respect of all, Pitt "What did y<
u'l0 has our admiration, and Napoleon will "I stuck him
M'ir forever excite the wonder of the world. "What in th
ledy Napoleon endeavored to remodel Eu- forV"
was rope; George Stephenson succeeded in "Nurse said
the . . ii. . f. i ?i ... ./.ir ...i.i. . ...
? aOUlK so.
l,oxt together had independence. observation to see lf 11
's in and lugenulty the three qualities
1>ITN which are of the most service to hu- ?
ninnitv.-London Truth. ' Doughy .ng
iii . ILUil - citBton d?de a c
^d Of All Bible.. 1860. macfk. ?
lc> e , - mules in the world la ant rental*'ltuddhhU
ecrlptU^a.of.tr.. Vue
pnrt I
? Tiber, which i-oibjM.i .. ?uritv on the average
'jf" of 1,000 pages each. Each volume a Uitie
lili wp|P|,s ten Pounds and forms a pack- goods at rei
n * :iK,> twon,V s,x Inches long, eight inches the counter.
1 f' broad and eight luetics deep. This "Yes," an,
d t!li> bible requires a dozen yaks f<>r its difference b
ucrotjU tnui.sport, and tiie carved wooden that I was i
lost a blocks from whleli it Is printed need and you wet
:iuall> rows of houses, like a city, for their
In the storage. A tril^e ?>f Mongols paid 7,<*K) Tt
>> 'ho oxen for a copy of this bible, in ad- What an ,
educe tin ion to the bible there are 1523 vol- you know an
1 nee- nines of commentaries, which are neces- is capable oi
. rab- sary for its understanding. There is at a stretch?
? the also a large collection of revelations them accord
ids of which supplement the bible. only does e\
n? nP everybody t.i
?reat I Tin- i>urin uibl oilier. shop the oth
In Paris there is ; n institution which conversation
| calls itself an "alibi office." It under- place were f
takes to prove that when one is really noise was pi
that j hiding in Paris he is at ltiarritz or some nals. Why
were place equally remote. The patrou of don Truth,
el on (be "alibi office" writes letters oston- ?
quito alldj from any address and the "alibi The ci
lost otiice" lias them actually posted there. In England
man so that when they arrive in Paris they but does not
s re- bear the right postmarks. This agency, drinks, but <1
e the moreover, offers its subscribers the ad- lower class I
said vantage of an address in "the most n cliarnc
aristocratic quarter of Paris" to which t,je upper clai
"e :' tlioir correspondence can be sent, which the lower olas
i the will be opened by the mnungement tbe lower eln
when the subscription is not forthcom- *1?" *? prove
Ing. ; drinking.
RS is A Norlhrrn Venice. Oreit
1 his The old city of Ghent, Itelglum. is t?y?r? T Itzei
built on twenty-six islands, which are Rising n silk in
that connected with one another by eighty dollar overeon
bridges. Three hundred streets and That's notliinj
thirty public squares are contained in fflting away t
irs!" these islands, Ghent is famouvbecnuse he sells.?Chic
Charles V. and John of Gaunt were ,
norn mere. It has boon tbe scene of _
, She? Darling
many treaties. Insurrections and ro- *? . .
or?" volts, nml it was there the treaty was u
into made terminating; the war of 1^12 l>e- OI,t ? , ' 1
, de- tween this country ami England "iggested it. 1
. be cheaper.?F
raid
111* Qneor l)npiitlon. >j>(1 p
Mudge- What an aggravating habit C!roeer?Do \
Wiekwlre has of answering a question nr to ^t
i ?lo by asking another! Yabslev I never wliat we eoc
noticed it. Mudge Now. for instance, vmcricnn.
hist night 1 asked him if lie w? tt!d lend - -?
ime $10. lie didn't say whether ln> i?o the duty
but could or not. but asked me If I thee. Thy set
hitn for a fool. ready become i
sTE) A SOLIE
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tx oar oeo W
gtct on* rhu fa v
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Lires. _J
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lightful table water, and is also a
e Liver and Kidneys, Stomach, Be
I by the medical profession and invar
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yuui syMciii in ^uuu ui uci uciui c y%ji
ar
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)ruggists.
IE OF EXAMPLE. J jp Al t
child truthful, be truthtemperate,
be temperate B-^w I B M B-^^ B J B^^J |
kind to others, be your
A
lthful amusements and j I l? ^^k
in take part iu them.
by your life that a good j ? H
e chosen before great ,
lat riches are not to be j Saturday or M<
hould never be got by ; w^i ^ prvp
others; that when ac-] *V^
e treated as a trust, not j -^k ^k^
honest, present to him iu j I I 3 K I SIB
ng example of honesty. ' JL il. JB. JBL
of a child's knowledge
observation. Acts mean i
aBp*ech.-Phn*deiphi*j j^g^um When Yot
*W PROPOSITION TO
'mooitratluu. ^
s,'Sr,Hr?iTh6 ADVOCATE Su
followed by a series of
mother rushed in and, ^ny rea(jer Qf this paper who brings a copy of thii
the crying child, sought store* Saturday or Monday, April 8th. or 10tn., and
t had hurt him. Tommy more from our superb stock of Clothing, Furnishing
ross examination for a be allowed a discount of 10 per cent, which will pay
ly admitted that he was bia. Besides you gel the finest goods offered forth
>u do to him?" she asked. I IT PAYS TO BUY OUR
e "world'did' vou do that Hosiery. Negligee Shirts, 2 and 3 Piece Si
Under-wear, Extra Trousers, Hats, Trunks &
you couldn't hurt your- ; nil y\ yy -i i a
--The R. H. Edmunds
(the HUB)
rharaotor i stica 11 y unplcus- | ^ VJ8^ISil
I remember you when
gnlfyiug *ev n?gr?J- T* AHATYI #
|\o was ? ^ .ont",.r w hile children f r\l n ^ A"
, . Jnpaarar l.ndlea nnd >w?e?He. J * ~
i 11 * . -^***-?" innancse ladies never commit Our Soda Water Fou
tall and selling liquor over | 11 la. ,^'iuivalent . . ,
At \J\J It | j yj ^"H operation?<>ur I
swered Lincoln, "the only *** * the *
etweon you unit .,.0 "X r -r-n
??. ?ia? in O Flies nor Mosquitc
e on the other." . > n
ter you ix you use <
if Bra of \otiir,
ly single human being who doors and windows.
r being silent for an hour
i know two. and i value We have all you need for sprir
ing to their rarity. Not
ilTi Paints, Calsom-wall finish
er day. and the clatter of
sounded :is though the "PI n Oilf
nil of people. Yet all the -1- IdOlCl , VClilCIll
roduced by three Individshould
they shout??I.on;
?7 u v^. Ua dKU
lawwe* In I'.iiKlfir.u.
the upper class gambles,
drink; the middle class Opposite Post Offic
loes not gamble, and the * r
M>th drinks and gambles. COLUMBIA, S.. C
teristtc circumstance that
ss makes laws to prevent A POSTAL WILL BRING PI
s from gambling and that
ss is in favor of legisla- ??? ?
nt the upper class from
ORGANIZED 186*
t Indnrfmrnti.
The Carolina Natio
t ho sells. Mrs. Over?
; Ul<7"'- '!? Qori V '? COLUMBIA, S, C
he earth with each plant
Nct"" UNITED STATES, COUNTY and
aw O m n lilt'w. D \/
wo must elope. Tie? * Ulv
ur father has 110 objee- CAPITAL PAID IN
le?None whatever. He SURPLUS PROFITS.
11 fact. He sflvs it win ... -
liability of stockholders, " hllndelphia
Lodger.
on w*nnt? apples to cook SAVINGS DEPART/VIE
tiall Boy?Both. That's
,k em for -Baltimore Interest allowed at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum,
ruary. May. August and November.
W. A. CLARK, President. J. S. m
which lieth nearest to wilie jones. Cashier. t. h. >!
ond duty will linve nl- AsSCt-S Ov CP *"
lea rer.?Ca r ly le.
) CAR OF
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wels, ^Hj
i; rftrngeis
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bscribejr
3 advertisement tc
buys Ten Dollars ra|
Goods, and Hats; ? J v v
railroad fare to Cob' '
KIND.
lits, Handkercl *
Bags, Boys Clothj
Comoa SSI*
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poTJ-cip
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ntsii^ |lg|
>ever wj?
Qy 99
De^ can j
3ur sferet
* x
ig renovation.
, Glass Limt
Etc.
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CITY DEPOSI- V
$300,000
82,000
200,000 I S
t"
INT.
payable quarter^
ULLER, Vice-Preside...
IE1GHAN, Aas't. Caahier
$l,5oo,ooo.
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