Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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VBK' WmK t Cv , * I Life for the Liv After Doctors Failed. Bowt? In u letter to the Lite Medicine Co thld w Mr. J. 1). MeMillian of Uastonia, N. ( *? .says: ** "Dear Sirs-1 received my medicine this morning. I believe that it has been the life of my three-year-old hoy, as nothing I tried did him any ^ood until I used Dr. Hilton's Lite by till tortile Diver and Kidney medicine. velvet lie had kidney trouble and his stomach would swell every nigjlit and he I""""""" could not sleep, but since I have J _ i 4 J s used this medicine J have not had 1 any t rouble with him. I tried doctors uoill in Columbia, S. ('., but they failed to do hiin any good. I tirst used your uisen H medicine in Columbia, but when I H came here I could not g?et it, so rath- T 99 er than take any other, 1 wrote you s.,v v for it." "y y' II A Minister's Praise. "If people only know of its virtuo . J' there is not ;i family in t he land t hat would be without it.'' Kev. II. M. will I lay lies, Paeolet, ?S. (\ Ken Do you go to bed tired, get up tired, go through the days work without pleasure and energy? Dr. Hilton's Life for the Liver and Kid- 'T* neys is what you need. " >?i J-""* s s 13?^ |7| rKtc | i SEVEN Tours of Continental Europe For Women of SOUTH CAROLINA Rutland, France. Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, Ge The Famous Passion IMay at ()borammerman One Thousand Golden Hours in Continental I Votes are based on paid-in-advance subscriptions Daily Record, Columbia. S. C., based on the foil scale of prices; PRICKS VOTES A LLC Old Tiikoi* Nf\v Three Months S 1.2s 100 2 Six months S 2.^0 100 o 1 welve Months . . . . S s.oo 1,000 2,1 Twenty-four Months . . $ lo.oo 2.000 4, i No. 1 I HE RECORD'S ",is K:,ll<" M"sl lie' J Oil Ol huropean !<ur= Be lore Contest afr 1 Good For Ten Votes For Address > bill out unci send in the above coupon at onct for further particulars, address Contest Manama Daily Record. Columbia, S. C. Any white woman in South Carolina is e* 1 i 14 contests and votes may be solicited anywhere in or the State. THE CALL OP THE BLOOD , Worsa l imn Ituliets For purification, finds voice in' Bullets have often cat pimples, boils, sallow complexion, a , su^cring to the soldier t jaundiced look, moth patches and ^zcina *7 **ainin',n. , , ..... . Me., got in the army and blotches on the skm.-all signs of wU1, (ony years} liver trouble. But Dr. King's New Arnica 3ajve cure,j nic whc Life Pills make rich red blood; gi c failed," he writes. Gteate; clear skin, rosy cheeks, line com- for Sores, Ulcers. Boils, Bu plexion, health. Try them 25c at all Wounds, Bruises and Piles druggists. All druggist fc I THE BATESBURG ADVOCATE, BATE! DR. Mil er and Kidneys u sonKI keep it in yc.ui home. It is a guaranteed pre par; Is. It is a most genial and ready restorative. Being entir ithout regard to occupation or diet. Vou are a Dyspeptic, arc weak anc Life for ths Liver and Kic iyspepsia. Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, or any derange s preperation. It regulates the entire system, invigorate y-makes a new man of you. It is ideal for women At ch KNDORSHI) BY RLN( . R. Thompson, writing in the American Journal ofHe;i )r. Hilton's Life for the Liver and Kidneys has demonst >t even on the part of the most skeptical that it is a thoi Constipation, Biliousness, Blight's Disease, Dropsy, ( ised condition of the I iver. Kidneys and Urinary organ: he above endorsement clearly shows that Life loMhe I on should keep it in your home as a a family medicine Begin Taking Today I you are a sufferIrom acute pains in the back, i s, loins, kidneys or bladder, begin taking this miration today. There is no other medicine that do you so much good and in so short a time, nember, to clean out and tone up the system in spring. It will prepare you for the hot days which >w. j Prepared and G Life Medicin Columbia, S. C, HE MURRAY D WHOLESALI * i ^^ibkbbbbbbbjbbbsp! 'rj LiJB LUBBERS GO Kfrisr: / I ?HB*Ul? TMZ2S.SSS I 11 D U A ft it I AS IJ the clreadnaught iicemc CJfllTTII P ft Q flT I- feet away- although tin nUUIli uHIlUljI a trip of 20 minutest JL? M JUJLI V AIL JL LA111V ' however. With a nu tinguished visitors froi rmany HAVE TIME OF THElT:;t;e!0"' ;,eesr I the interests of the L Europe LIVES | and impressed upon V? tages offered when canal is opened and tl lowing THEIR QUESTIONS ARE ALL ANS- oHna cil>'bc tht Wi.REL and THEY GET ON iI'll'V?"'' iT? lW. n I territory, lhe presei tuul terra firma knowing val experts and othe oo more and f fung safe terestcd in navigatio I _ port considerably a ,,, A technical points were DOO Charleston, April 11.? Captain, . . , . , tions as to depth ot h OO') queried a land lubber from the up- , , . , ... , . , oi coaling, the relatn per part ol the State, is this the . , , , . ? , ,, A ports and the locatioi good ship South Carolinar Aye, , , .,, *ii t i* , . were answereu, to tl \<>icu aye, sir, said the Jackie, whowasn t . 1 ot those directly inte the captain. ... . . , ... , ,, , , , I Coming lack lro A trusty cratt, remarked the : . , , . . iiii , trip around the harl visitor as he looked on the gray , . . , , A r/w. , board th< torpedo b ii mass of metal floating just 500 yards ,. , II )<) t u u .. it rakish era!t ceep up ' from ihe Battery wall. , ..A ... , , Carolina as though to Aye, ave, sir, answered the ... , , , ... . i i .I.. , , , It s a torpedo bo; white clad man. You couldn t , . . ? , . ,, .... remarked a naval ofti get any argument out ot him. I tie , (, .. . she snuggles next to visitor felt like a part of the cast of . , . , ... ,i . ' !) , 1 i , ing machine In cas the 1 inafore and was ready to . , . ; *iw, a i . , it be up to tt:e destrc join in the chorus. And a right r*r\i , i one out ot business , good captain, too. iliui TuiiVi. M/>ti ,to,MV ( 'landlubber "It this 1 wire earn navtnpmatcivari . I ll ???*- t0 the "n'.n'iV. " was t ' 1 IK (swings her guns towards the city ;sponsc Alul thcre w land then to Sullivan's Island as the,,.^^ ^ ^ , ;;>on libit* toltide ebbs and flows, and to those aml it wa3 ICi. ized ()lll ()f|whohave >een other ships not so madc was fQr pcacc friendly as the South Carolina en- ies,royer cenainly 1 |ter the harbor the uagnificent fa- ;]S one remarkc cilities of the Southern port are ap-, parent. lsed less Coming constantly to the pride of Foley's Kidncv Rt American navy are those who have l , _ ... 1.:,!.,,.,. uan the . . I***1) C}-.k O. uiudiy Shave never before visited a battle-; irlington, s^jp ancj tkc launches from the ' u"' 1 A '' su.fcitd wkarj 0f the custom house are kept n.cd . in M > . \'.Vn hicklen s ^usy w;th them. During the stay t < . , II f>lc?? ..... ' n eist t^c s^jp jt js 0pCn house" exit healei cept Qn 0ffjcjal days. rn?.c() llt* The best view of the South Car- . . .. *oc at . . subscribe or lr.e ; olina, however, is obtained from the S- yacht club. Even Maj. Hemphill of $El)0 pti ye .i in ad\ 'BURG, S. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 22 ,1910. .TON'S Is the Best Family ition for all diseases ol the I iver, Kidneys, St< much ;incl ~~~ ely vegetable, il is'.akin at nil linuv will' j c11cct jalily I I) for t 1 Debilitated, orNervrusDr. Hilton's ?av( phy? Ineys is what you need I and less. i ment of the I iver or Kidneys arc all speedily remedied two s the body, purities the blood, making the skin clear and ah'u serv ildren, pleasant to take, mild and certain in its effects. roivc. \ \ 1 / V I I 1 I \ I \ 1 I V/l ' I / * 1 4 VT \ * # I 1 I JWINm; I'MTMUAIN" ilth, New York city, says: rated to us so conclusively as to leave no room lor rough curative agent in all cases of I dyspepsia, Indigesiravel. Rheumatism, and all diYordus arising from a s. A1 .iver aiul Kidneys is what we say it is. That is why we the i . It will save many doctor's calls and many doctor's hills. Your Druggist Has ItT | * ? Get a bottle of Dr. Hilton's Lite for the Liver and Kidnevs from vour druggist s. He has it in C. Si 2^c., 50c., and Si.00 bottles. Directions for taking ance are simple and given on each bottle. Try it and know its benefits. uaranteed by ? e Company, (Formerly Spartanburg, S. C.) dei vox RUG COMPANY, E AGENTS. __ lis, although MaPkIn gthe Santa Fe Tra|| | ^ (<|V(1111H ul varioilJ> lcn e view Tlio famous old Santa b'e trail is to ! schools, which are springlnj through the t>o marked so that its location will every nook and corner of tl cia ol the club u?f be forgotten. The school children Scarcely a week passes witl d only a few ^ansaa WOIe asked to contribute a ' announcement of the opening penny each to secure suitable markers school. ; launches had f0r ^jg pioneer highway of progress, ;acll way in and 309,1GG responded. With this , American Goods In Chi enters This the trail will he outlined in an NotUeahlc among the forei ... _ . enduring manner from Kansas City to eles in the shops at Shasi, CI )i .ar.es 011, jce miie8 }4.s the caravans cording to a British repres imber ol tiis- made it, the time consumed for the were German and America! in Washington round trip being HO days. It is bo- and watches; British. French ; looked after Moved the trail dates back to ir>40, man medicines, provisions am , t when a Spanish adventurer led an British and German cutlery, nailei,.oil port oxpe(jithm from Mexico as far north orywhere the widely advertise* all the atlvan- Kansas. But it was not until the and American cigarets. the Panama beginning of the last century that the le Sotl'h C >r- American trader and pioneer utilized Serfdom in Hungary. ... , . the long trail that stretched out into i In son; parts of Hungary ini'irai chin- . ... . ... ..i.? n..Ani?? ....... ?.m r (I)e Wildernes8 or the now iui iwrano. " " <? ivumiuu ijieOiith Atlantic ?Cleveland Plain Dealer. 1 lM' peasant is obliged to w ice of the na- < rtays oarh year for h,a ,andl? r- l,> Where Elephants are Stolen. oul pay. the time to be cuose \] To steal au elephant would seem to latter, who is almost sure i< U lit., '.ci lhe woun|gh im))os8lblo. lint the Brit- 1'u' season when t.??4 pooi i s number o! lflh Consul reports that it is a com- least u fiord to work lor nothl taisccl. (hies- mon practice in Slum. There tlic huge stem led to an insurcction , ., *" quadrupeds are employed in the teak aibor, the cost forost8 ;ill(, m.qUently disappear. One _ From the Cotton Machi e distance of iiritish firm last year bewailed the loss ^ hitmj s tot'on gin i oi navy yards of a dozen and reported that as many apom. - 1 lur ' " 1!,;i > .1 ? - . taken by King Cottm.jet ii citb' -tirwi more wore stolen from then contia it satistaction asserted 'hat this micbine , tors. Another firm lost nine. o"'> , . , , rested . .... .?%.<. the practical application of three of which were recoveiod. As 1 m ,0 ..... . , so that lound birth 111 the brat m a pit .surt the average value of the elephants is . ... . 1 .t 1 widow of General Nathaniel L h>or tho^i on about $l,0o0 a head, the consul 11a.uijui, u.use on ,, , a , . revolutionary lame, ally enlarges on the seriousness ol tl e oat saw a low .... , , . .. . matter. What la annoying about it Is ... . near the South that the omeials are indifferent and if .'n?r*" "JT b3J . . A noticeable lncror.se in the ? protect her. one of the missing creatures is re ,v- q{ ^ N i|)lsakl jRJ>an> , at destroyer," nl1 11 ,s only hy moanH of a e.i by the Hiitisl, eunsul. it it , search party organized tor tuo purpose. cer. oCC nOw _ says to the growing use by the U.'.r fi'rrVit ... , _. . HlleSC Of wilUlOW glftSS lOr tilt me li^nt- P.nless Chinese. ,, . . , , , , . , , i i Most oi it is fourth qualtt> eof war would A member of the Chinese legation, . . glum la the chief source ot si >\er to put this splendid pale hued silks, stood _____________ _ __ , , , before the Casino at Newport. _ , _ . ...... ? asked the I , , Paving Roads With Str; asKca tnel .nu?? un Idy The oxperVnt of t . one belongedt Wo h??? .... pin. I. Cbim. ?llh ^ ? he laconic re- 'ho right way ... fa.ien thing.- a will, ce<0 ,he fsrm<,,.B of w,sU., . buttons and buttonholes, or with loops . " as a Sllih or re- . ? ... .. lea. Every autumn tin r? .- u.as (...,ipfl a'Ul frORB l0 fasten ,h "gS W h covered with dust, which, a was called, plnH ls to niakt. U9e of Rn unt dy he aill8f bacomei, thiek n? that the trip makeshift. To employ pins is to bo- ,ng ;rHve) har, fo(. man nn because "the con"' laz- 4,1,1 ?>?vonly. Aflei. gtrftw hfl(I bQwl ,Hid ooked like its' "W? haVL> n? pln* ,n Chlnn\ (Vr" ?"*?" thoroughfares ,0 a dej s tain foreign manufacturers shipped foot or Uloro trnveling neca! d. 1 millions of them to us in the past, i but we son. them back. Wo had no wedding Superstition use for them. We weru too neat.-? The CunaUlHI, i>mHlc llaiiw nicdy will cuie Ihrovidence Journal, pany is boasting that is has , , . , . * ~ pUshed the feat of lauding and Ola..tier I Foreign Educational Schools. uinila ln lloUgUong in 2U d* A few yers apt) the foreign mission- ,,.a i::c rear: oi ary B{hools wen. practl.ally the only u WO(>k lc88 thau lha 1)roviJua ... . . | , njo institutions in Foo-Chow oU\ ring fa cilitles for the acquisition of Western Corpus Christl Process! ic. learning. There are now nt least ;<o j? Orotava, Teneriffo, the native schools fashioned after the for- christl proceaeion passes ov elan model. Foo-Chow is a city of earpeta with which the street (100,000 inhabitants and the*.- s< liools routo arc Covered during the Ai.voc .t t . \v embrace about 2,000 students Posters Beautiful tkpestry designs are olftoarded all over tho city advertise fr0gil blossoms ante i Medicine. | ctors Gave Her Up. || ou^iit two hottlcH of you l* "Lift; * } he Liver and Kidney**," and it to a.eolored j*"irl, whom her 0 iiciiins had K'voii up entirely, s::i i< I 1 11 ;i 1 lier eilSH \V:iS holm- (9 Tho ?jirl Jiii<I boon hod-fast for kji -years, hut now slio is up ? Lid W it, and makos a splond id house p| ant. There is no remedy ever H lied lier oaso until she took rj r inedieine.-Sainuel .lotteries, ?? Union County, S. C. jjj ways Gives Relief. ' intlemen-I take pleasure in certifying to ^ jood results of Dr. Hilton's Life for the r and Kidneys. I have used it for more .'X a year, and have never failed to get the 2 ed effect. I have suffered with both my X' r and Kidneys, and this medicine always ? me relief.-E. C. Allen, Spartanburg, S. pecial Agent Union Central Life Insur- H Company. Kg ve you indigestion, R isti patio n, biliousness, R i languid and desp'.n- $3 * J J 11 1 it, lrritaoie ana ner xsl I)r. Hilton's Life I] .he Liver and K d- |j ys is what You need[?' m! in A CruiouH Monument. i I * _ In the churchyard of tho little vilte p me. jllKt. 0f pimier, England, there stand.1 i umt t o (i inonumeut quite distinct front all ol a uew those which surround it. It consists . of a tail, square pyramid, overgrown with Ivy through tho middle na. of which projects a collin made ot ign nrtl- stone. | . liina, ac- This monument was raised by a entattve, son to his parents, William and Ag- g i clocks ties Loudon, as the inscriptions tell, ind CJer- They do not, however, tell why h.3 d wines; choose to have his parents' remains and ev- poised in midair In tho stone shell cl British instead of being burled In the usual manner. : This curious act is accounted for in a strange manner. It appears thai serf bun ' l)rtren,s came into some mono* jiivitls wi'ich was to bo thoirs "so long r.' '"u ii " ('l?lr 'todies were above the ground." " i iy When they died, therefore, in ordci id with- ilit* money should not pn--i ln'? n by i lie ?ther hands, their son "buried" them i choose jn this curious manner, and despite nan can the apparent injustice his object \vas Ing. This attained. in lS'JS. King Fdwanl as a Fencer, ne. King Kdwnrd in his youth wan an was re- ardent and accomplished fencer, strides Now, of course, he iannot indulge in lias been the 1 astlmo of the foils, but bis in was but iero; t in it Is in no way diminished an idea This is seen in the fact that he has n 01 the Riven permission for his name to an , rear r.f- an honorary member of lbiiot'iie ul , , , . , famous f'arls fencing club uuown "Loh Amies do Franco." The eh;! no v enjoys the distinction of having ass" three European sovereigns 011 its I'.-t imports af members. The King of Poi-tuge" 8 who has not outgrown his old fond 4 due, ho ness for the foils. Joined the cluh the Jap- some time ago. King Alfonso, who* i houses, education has been well looked after and llel- In this matter, been me a member of apply. It last year. It Is stated by those who are supposed to know that the jvv. young King of Spain silso delights in he roads boxing after tho English fashion, ith sue- ?tnd thnt he is a really good llght11 Amer- weight at tho game. ; ads are - ?? ifter tho New York's Y. M. C. A. ul. male- Greater New York is the greatest | d boast. Y. M. C. A. center In the world. It ' on tlio has more than 10 organizations and > )th of a 20,000 members; it has 400 secretaries no easy. and employee, and 2.NU0 of its tnem- j bers are officeholders and committee- ' s. mou. lis inrgrtssi uunuiui;. uir jwtmj ay ( oiu- third street branch. cost ?!.'> i aceoni- has 3,(500 members. 1)ranch nssoclalintish tions are located In all i i. iys from city, and are extending into I he r neurly Bronx and out into the parks ol records. Brooklyn. on. Survivor of Battle. ? Corpus The only known survivor of the er floral naval battle of Navarlno, which took on the place In 1827, 1a still living m rr festival. Khyde, namely, John Stainor, who linlttttod ha* just paseed his hundredth birthday. Stainer was midshipman's stcwi t* | a 1