The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, September 18, 1908, Image 7
By the Announce
I States
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I A patent has bee
Water Closet known tc
known as "Colonia" an
(I destructible tank and
We openly defy th
m conditions. Our W'i
I purpose for which the:
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I The average pure
The average cost of re
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a by this that you could
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I ence of $450, which w>
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DeWitt's Little E^rly Risers are j
small nlln, easy to take, ten lie and j A GREAT
sure. Sold by Dr. F. u. (iuncer. ~~~~
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prnPD vT'iii ATP Tho Amerioan 1
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to coinpleto ze no?
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L "Nosslng, sare."
When you have a prescrlption
filled, you want
to be sure that pure drugs rol)"il 1 0,11 cast,e
1 Aossing, snro.
are used-When they are
filled by our Licensed yoim^ighter'nm
, . ... we wish to he 11
Druggist, with our pure enough? is it
. . to give me y.m
drugs, the best results are your expecting to"
, "Come to my at
Obtained. American father ai
the neck of the del
Our Line of Patent Med- , Bl}tl 1,0 awoke
tun.hied from his I
icines are complete. We amazins dream. .1
have Horse, Cattle and j TO ENTER
Poultry Powders. * You must
ment a
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good and you hn
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Leesvllle's Popular Druggists. Temperament Is n
perament Is the i
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abnormal. Tact, \
- ? Is moro abstruse.
A pleasing, good, High grade, truly to Put yonr vlbra
flavored, amber colored cup of coffee those of otlu
can be had?and without the real r^'v -et^if ***
Coffee danger, or damage to health- Uhate.e^ their
by simply using I>r. Shoop's new sub- where, if thoy r,0,
fltitute, called "Health Coffee " Part*, they be nobodies
wholesome, toasted cereals, malt, choose whore thoy
nuts. etc. made Dr. Shoop's Health there?generally s|
Coffee both healthful and satisfying. Pr"t'ided they ai
No 20 to 30 minutes tedious boiling. ' 1 is ?rr>
Madetn a minute," sa,s Dr. Hhoop
If served as coffee. It's taste will even
trick an expert. Test It and see. They Take
Dreher Bros. ... . , ,
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iment That After Fifty
of America, by Lead in
Whereby a Man May Live a 1
:n issued by the United States (
> the world today. We own t]
d "Appolo" National Hygienic V
seat.
e world today to produce anoth<
iter Closet costs no more propor
j are used, are Seitfzr Sjas and W
tV < - < i/f jj i-\-\ mr
> * s nne'sTigaZe a ^fLairer vviii^n iiictj
base price of the ordinary VVatd
spairs and maintenance is $5 per
live fifty years breathing- pure i
: that time your accumulated fu
ould pay the funeral expenses ol
when we will personally make yc
'IONAL HY6IE
10, 1302 Main St., Columbia, !
Subscribe for The Advo-1
SURPRISE. ' 4
_ cate now. $1 per year.
leman Who Wanted - for
:an Heiress. i,.,
other or Ibc heiress i ? A ? Smiles "
ivlio eves o sutler for ,h'V T f j " , too
nifled lriciditv that awful? What will people think?"
couut, "youjMlflugb. " ?? ?< ? ?
w hoimalre of eon. , "bo"', 'J1* l"'"l,irsl '"el.leht ,
wife. 1 em 00116,1 h:" """ . J,
rotI*i1 ioiiM " Sh0 UU8 :l ver-v ,iu,c h'lr|. whito 111
rilv Kni,i th? fiti.nf ! hoiked, Pbik ribboned, brown curled. aiu
r"LTlitz, ?do i""" r: "
I train at the t?ran<l( ontral station. Hie
usual coiuusion prevailed. Tlinlil trnv- I
meh will I have to ?nd bundles | |al:
debts''" exclaimed, do we change i 111
I do not gamble." 'V10 ' r^'iaIniuon on the platform | ha|
I r have to pay to 8hon,od ollt d,r , ti,,ns f0P 1o' ;1Ild
v> express trains and the guards of that *
it is In fine repair." parli,,,,lar car adjured the passengers .
be some expense for [.^'icntly and vehemently to -Step 1
lively! nnd to '\\ ateh the step." Then ^
iug. 1 simply love j aU "f a 8 V,en 11,ore was a lul1 in ,ho .1
1 she loves me, and "proar* ",0 Kir' wns leaving
tarried. Is not zat th1e1?ar; stopped at the door, lookenough
to ask vou ! ^ ,m"'Ij1and wnvwl ,iar Lan(1' !!?
daughter wizz'out everybody," she said.
I ho words carried to the far end of
ins!" exclaimed the ! Jf" cnr' ,Thoy ,nndc ovorv onc s,t UPid
tried to fall upon i wo Tr 1 ,,orsona ca,le(l out :i 10
iirlite.l eonivt sponsive Goodby, two or three said
tho floor, having' :mVT a1"1 ?" ?">??> -*?' ,
.o,l as n flnish to his I io,k 1 rc8"' b'"
pdge. *_
! The Sea Serpent. '
(icneiETV rt When fourteen miles off tho eon-t of 80,1
oUUltlT. lirn/.il M. J. Xicoll, author of "Three m>:
~ Voyages of a Naturalist," observed a arn
Treasure, Tempera- Pea serpent which came within about u;hl
nd Tact. liTty yards of the ship. "All that wo Kvc
Iso you had to bo could sec was a dorsal fin about four lna 1
d to be dead. To foot long sticking up about two feet nnu
do not have to be j from the water. The fin was i brown- W,K
ntrnry, though what; Ish black color and much resembled a 1,1:11
>e is harder lo tell gigantic piece of ribbon seaweed. Hethere.
Hut certain low the water we could indirectly see
mentioned. These a very large brownish black patch, but
P rament and laet. could not make out tho shape <?f tho or't-'
is the basis of all creature, livery now and then the tin ""1:
speaks for Itself. , disappeared below tho water. Slid- I" '11
tore complex. Tem- denly an eel-like neck, about .six feci "K?
irt of holding your long and of the thickness of a man's "1
ct of n-'lhing at all thigh, having a head shaded like that '"'ir
' devoted their of a turtle, appeared in front of the fin, J-v J
ct. That is clearly lashing up the water with a curious orlg
vhilc less unnatural,; vvrlggHng movement. This creature p??<
Tact Is the ability, xvn? an example, 1 consider, of what
Uons into harmony has u.on HO of(Pn rt.ri0rtl.ll( ful. wftnt
crs about you. As- of a better name, as the 'great sea ?T<
r cb, righteous nnd serpent.' I feel sure, however, that It wo
) ack that ability, WUM not a tj,at W(. saw j)Uf n fj,.,
forts, they are no-, mammal." ling
mess it. then, though 1 f.,?.
they have only to Bought His Own Work. lac!
wiint to go nncl get To come across a bit of one's own
peaking, that is, and work In print is an experience not ortll
re not In a liuny. naiih exasperating to an author, lait a "I
can le, l>esides being, Washington writer 011 scientific mat- lor
r a tus in Broad- ters was recently not very agreeably kno
surprised by such a development.
~ K ~ It appears that the writer was < ol- kno
111 s Out. leeting material for a monograph on bntt
r. King's Ne w Life electro magnetism when wnnl came to
irs, with increiaing hirn of a valuable paper on the subject jji
r take Jthe kinks out not lonK lj0fo,e published in a Berlin j)0n
11 id bowels, without Jo,nnnl '^voted to scieitVe. Thinking ,nnli
.ays N. II. Brown of \ "VU? PTT TU,(l ,K> of ,1SC *? him
?t: ? ? Bie work In hand, lie bad it trans- vt.,
uarar e satll,rac" latod. When the Kngllsh version was
*'8, *",c' 'aid ^before lilro, togei* with quite a
U'' itbe trnpgjntf >or, what wa?
OF APPLAUSE I!
Years of Experiment, Both
ig Mechanics, the Discovery
housand Years and Not be Killed by
jovernment Patent Office at Washing
hat patent right and are
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er Water Closet which is absolutely sa
tionately than do other Water Closet;
ater </J/wand carry a fifty year guar;
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lii with perfect peace of mind, not fe
inds through our guarantee and with
f you and your family.
m familiar with our life-saver.
Yours for health and long life.
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THE BUCKBOARD.
) article was nothing more or loss [
m a Gorman reproduction of an ni Invented In the Year 1820 by a Penn*
10 of his ow n published tho year lie- J sylvania Doctor.
"e in an English journal. Ami he | Though tho uaino "buckboard" i- op*
11 paid twice as much for the trans- i?li> d to thousands oi carriages, few
ion as he had received for tho orig- pe >) ],. know- how the word came P. be
il article!-Washington Star. i used
Hack around 1820, says the American
A Dream Superstition. Vehicle, In i vplaii ng it, w hen Unheard
what was to me at least a trunspoi alien of _..ods, wares and
y piece of superstition Hie other day, men hand w.i> .. ino>t rutin y 1 ?y
1- w lien I think Of She l-isk< I'm inn we .11 In I- .. 1... r
! '* ""
these years because I didn't know ;yoais afterward was the m il itary si "ireit
my blood runs cold. I met n wo- keeper at Washim. >n, was in charg*
n from Virginia In market, and the of miliiury t>uv. u .onto to army
k falling on dreams 1 recalled a posts in the s..u( . . t.
st hlood curdling nightmare I had In < ast Te < t . n lt ditliculty
I tlie night before. I was cxperlcnc i bj ronsi n of the rough
I must toll you what l dreamed I roads, and there wen frequent mis
t night," 1 said. j haps, mostly from < wagons overLet
me ask (irst whether it's a ideas- turning
or an unpleasant dreamV" said the j l?r. ftnek o\< rl: . -d tin outtit, and,
y from Virginia. abandoning the x agon bodies, long
Deeidedly unpleasant." hoards were set ?tir-- \ on tin- axles
Then for mercy's sake don't toll ill" or hung below, an :io- stores were
I she. "Never toll a bad dream on loaded in su< h i .-r that then'
urday, for we say in Virginia: 'were no further d. ys from breakbin>
night's di- in on Saturday told down . and the si n.-- afi-iy reached
luro to come u >o, no matter how old." their destination* I P < lal enter
?Washington I'osf. geney, to. 11.< ad > id he shifted
j or tak> u . ff in a hurry
Australian Cadets, ' he idea v is pi l>. 1 y i >t lu w, but
II children in Australia are drilled, lb*. I'.i. . \ainp ? wis followed,
the elder boys are attached to the espoei i.ly hen ro.ol; v.. re lough, and
dralian military forces by means , soon i n. I hauling w a done by the
he cadet corps. Almost every large 1 "se >- \\1. , ; \ . ,d hoards only,
nol lias its band of cadets, who Now we ! ...? 11?- kboard, both in
tr neat khaki uniforms and are | carriage t ant. uobile forms, nutted
with light titles, In the use of j forming iselj to tie- original Idea
eli tliey are frequently instructed. j though l? * -pert the source ol ii
ry year those hoys liave shooting j ' >' ' hroitiele.
idles, and the scores prove that '
nig the youngsters there are many HAD BEEN IN JAIL.
> have already become skilled .
'ksmeu.? London Standard. ! Yet It Did Nat Prejudice His Standing
as a Witness.
Giving Them Credit. An . was being tried
foil know," said the distinguished before tlx inal court of tlio Ins
ntal who manifests much curiosity, I trlot of ( An old negro was
it tho Chineso discovered the art of in the wiine box. Tho district attor
iliii-? from tvne t linns.-i inl< r, f r I .
?-> - * - ^ v.... m?> < i i.:; ;ii fti
"\\ lli l i . \ 'in n: mo V
ics." replied the juiiii who was "Join \\ , ,h."
i? Interviewed. "And incidental- "Ai? \. u tli. lohn Williams who was
[ don t doubt, that thoy wore the sent in the \ hot -. penitentiary for
innl inventors of the interrogation larceny
it."-Washington Star. "No, sah imi tin ; John."
"Are you the John Williams who wa
Handicapped. coini<b-d of on ml sent to the 1'..:
idge Remember, witness, you are tiinoiv i?niti i.. r-.
rn to tell the truth, and nothing but ' No. >nh."
truth. Witness - Judge, I am try "llnve you over lioort lii any pet
my durndest lo do If. but that pie finr\
<1 slob of a lawyer there won't let "Yes. ah."
?Chicago Trlbtjne. All eye* were now turned upon il
? witness. The district attorney !
Half the Battle. complacently and resumed:
f I were you," said the old itaehe "How many time* have you b> -i
to the benedict. "I'd either rule or the o.-nitenti i.. V*
w why." "Twice, sah."
Veil," wan the reply, "as I already "Where.-"
w why, I suppose that's half the "In Kallimore, sah."
]e|??.?Atlanta Constitution. "HOW long were yon then first J
i>t by levity of floatin; , but by stub- 4 "About two hour:*,
i force of swimming, shall thon* "Ilov ong (In asked
ts thy way - <"ariyie. 'he attorney, rntl i
"An hour, sah. I went there to
twrih<? in I he whitewash a ecll tl ntod fot
UMnvc LU i IIC n lawvor ullo hn(J loM)C(, )us "
Advocate ? down amid the
laughter of t lie spectators.
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rx and ts/rtkute/'s ol these Closets,
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initary at all times and under all
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antee. I
you love so well ?
jrage life of the Closet is five years. C
c/w/'// /ire i/e<trs% Now vou will see
tiring- sickness or death from sewer m
interest won Id be $500, or a differ- ij
tinrj (i cl\,uper. A postal will bring g
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