The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 06, 1909, Image 9
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DANGER IN DAL AY. |Tt
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f
Klducy piseascs Are Too Dancer- 1
ous for Conwa} People to 1>ll<
Ni'Klcci r"
The great danger of kidney troublep la ^
lhat they get a Ann hold before the suff?r ?
er recognizes their. Health is gradually I
- undermined. Backache, headache, ner- 1
* vousness, lameness, soreness, lumbago, 1
urinary troubles, dropsy, diabetes and |
llrlght's Disease quickly follow lu raercl- 1
less succession. Don't neglect your kid- ^
ueya, (hire the kidneys with that certalu _
atul safe remedy Doau's Kidney Pills
which has cured people right here lu this
locality. : n
Silas Round*, 15 W Pine st., Florence,
S 0. 1-Bonn's Kiduey Pills gave me great '
relief and 1 do not hesitate to give them P?
my endorsement The kidney secretions tu
were highly colored, often deposited a m
dark sediment and were too frequent and fe
paintul in passage. My back ached fti
nearly all the time and 1 h nl sharp shoot
\M ing twinges through my hips. 1 finally ^
~ read a bo at Doan's Kidney IMls and began ^
taking tiiem according to directions. They
liv.-d up to representations soon stopping
the backaches and pains and restoring my "
i.i.j....... ... i?. i- t i^.i? f ?
iviwu^yn VU Iii-ir Ituriu:il COUUIIIOU. 1 Hill in
more than pleased with the results I ob- p
tained from Dean's Kidney Pills." a
For sa;o by all dealers. Price 50c ft
Foster lMilburn Co., Buffalo, New e,
York, sole agents for the United a
States. t<
Remember the name?Doan's?
and take no other. t
m n s
Death of a Good Woman. S
On the 21th day of March, 1005), the ?
angel of death visited the home of L D ,
Stevens and took away his wife, Jenny, ii
When he left iiis home at 5 o'clock that t
day she was to all appearance in the en- j;
joyment of her usual health, and when \
he returned at sunset he found her sitting ^
In her chair dead. She leaves a hus- ^
band, three children, father, mother, four
brothers and two sisters, with a host of 1
friends to grieve over her loss, but we
lriyet!>n hope that our loss Is her eternal 1
gaiu. She was ij. njember of the Baptist t
church at Union Valley fvoip egfly life i
until her death. She claimed conversion i
some years before hor marriage While
she passed away suddenly she had been v
ill off anl on for a good while hut hire \
lie r sufferings with patience.
She did not murmur nor complain, <
Beneath the ghastening rod. \
Bulla the hour of grief or palp,
1AT / \i i 1 d I n n i\/\n h ( 1 t w \
IT UV41U 1 r? ill Li MJ'WIJ II v~ L UUU. |
G.;d bloss tke little children '
In all the ages that may pass,
And may they be taught to love their God i
/Jnd to heaven be brought at last.
^.She was laid to rest in the new burying
ground at Wain pee to await the dawn of
the resurrection morning. May we all
so think and Jive that when we are called
from earth away wo can cross the river in
jrw the old ship of Zlou and reach the goodly
land of Canaan where God will wipe ftll
all tears from oi|r eyes.
\ Brother -ln-Lavy.
Won't Slight a Good
t4Jf ever I need a cough remedy again I
know what to get," declares Mrs A. L Alley
of Ilea's, Me., for after using ten
hqttles of Dr King's New Discovery, and
seeing its excell nt results ip ipy own
family and others, I am convinced it Is
? the best remedy for Cough, Colds pud
lpng trouble*" Every one who tries it
fe.de ju.st hat way, Ue-ief 18 felt at once
^ an i is (jul k cure surprises you. For Bron
^ obit's, Asthama, /hemorrhage, Croup, La
Grippe, Horo turoat, pain In the olpst or I
lunge its supreme, 50o and ^I 00, Trial
bottle free Guaranteed by tho Norton
Drug Co,
I
Card of Tliunka.
; \
| take, tills nipt hart of extending jny
Heartfelt thanks' to all wjjo \yero \yto
Inifi me a helping hand (luring tjie short
illness and the death of my husband,
Dorcas M Alford.
Copy Summons for Relief
[Complaint Served]
State of South Carolina,
Horry Cnuuty.
J. T. Thompkins, PlaintilT,
against
Charlie Bryant, Defendant.
To the Defendant, Charlie Bryant:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in
this action, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to pcrve
a popv of your answer tp the said
complaint on the subscriber at his
office at Conway, S, C., within twenty
days after the service hereof; exclusive
of the day of such service]
and if you fail to answer the complaint
within the time afpresaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply tc
the court for the relief demanded itf
the eompla!nfc.
April Oth, 11)09.
^ W. D, Bryan, C. C: C. P.
H H. H, Woodward,
If Plaintiff's Attorney
To Charlio Bryant, absent Defend
ant:
Take notice that the complaint it
the foregoing action and the sunn
mons, of which the foregoing is i
copy, was filed in the office of thi
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas a
Conway, S. C , on the 10th day o
April A D. 100%
W. L. Bryan,
Clerk of Court.
H. H. Woodward,
Plaintiff's Attorne
y J N. JENRETTE
Conveyancer & Notary Public
Writes Titles, Mortgages, Liens
Agreements, Contracts, Ac. Ab
tract,ing and Copying a Specialty.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pill
FOR BACKACHE
L ??&i?aaaaca
IE PHYSICIAN AND HIS WORK
Very Instructive Paper Read B eorc
the Horry Medlca 1 Society
>y J A Norton. .VI U.
Dliahod by
T ITS BEST, the work of th
^ physician is difficult, perplex|
ing, and exhausting, for uot
I only must he be on duty at all
hours, day or night, but most
of his actual work is done un b
dor a great mental and moral
train. For this reason, anyhing
that will lighten his burden
the least will undoubtedly be ap eciated.
The object then ot this
iper is to sho,v patients the coudi ns
under which the physician
ust do his work, and point out a
w ways to help him lighten the
jrden.
Altho the physician's work is ininunlv
norcnniil ton I'.li i 11 n w >s t, i n f,i -
ately the lives of all those ho seres,
yet his duties aro not alono to
is patients; he owes other duties
o less binding. His duties to his
rofessional brothers aro explicit,
ud obedience to them has been
mnd to the interest of all eotieernd.
Exactly what those duties are,
ny physician will carefully explain
o the inquirer.
The work of the physician is someiines
misunderstood: its end is not
o much curative as it is preventive
'ho idea of the Chinese in this repect
is much ahead of us: to pay
he doctor as long as the health
eeps good, but stop at once on the
irst sign of sickness. In this way,
ho relationship of ohysiciau and
>aticnt is much more intimate, and
here results an intelligent co-operaion
in their wc*'k conductive to the
>ext results. Our plan of waiting
intil sickness actually appears, and
.hen awhile, to call a physician, is
lot only a great waste, but a servere
landicap to both sides: prevention
S pot only better than euro but a
P'eat deal cheaper In the long run
So to lighten the labor of the phyiieian
and to secure the best results
rom his work, It Is advisable to first
select the physician In whom you
:an place supreme confidence and
then "stick to him." Don't wait
tan til you are actually in need of s
physician and then burr}' some one
alt to secure any one available as no
physician likes to respond to such a
call. But at your first opportunity,
uotify the physician of your selection,
and come to a distinct under
standing with him about your practice.
and then consult him regardim*
the heajth of yourself and those depending
on you as frequently as
deemed advisable.
Second, it Is needful to realize the
fact that the work of tho physician
should always be carefully done, and
that nothing is more conductive tc
careless, slip-shod work than the
annoying consultations that beset
one on all sides: on the streets, at
any social gatherings, on pleasure
trips, etc , etc. The only legitimate
places to consult a physician is eithei
in his otlice during his regular oHiee
hours, or at the patient's own resi
dence, Any place else is not onb
an imposition, but is a direct in vita
lion to trouble, for the work of the
examination, etc., must perforce b<
slurred to the injury of both sides.
Third, to do his best work, th<
physician not only needs to live, bu
to livo well. And to do this, hi
must receive full compensation fo
his work done For the present ide;
so prevalent, that the physician re
ceives a full reward jo the yatisfyinj
conapjenee o( q'wo'rlc' \vpll done for
ipost grateful people, the physicia
|s himself to blame. Neither grat:
tude por an easy conscience has u
to the present time ever purchase
a pound of boef in the open markel
and while things' stay as they no1
pre, nevor will. So if the physicia
ha$ dope good, hard, earnest' wor
for you, don't expect him to be sa
isfied with you words of gratitud
and continue to do your work, ur
less your mere words are backed u
by the "chink" of thpt for which w
are all working.
How Is Tills ?
Weoffer One Hundred Dollars Hewa;
for any case of Catarrh that cannot I
cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure,
F J CHENEY $ CO., Toledo O.
We the undersigned have known F
1 Cheney for the la^t 1$ years and belie>\
him perfectly honorable in qll tpslne
transactions, ftud financially able to car
I 04t apy obligation made by his Arm.
Wai.dino, Kinnan & Mahvin,
. Wholesale Druggists,'Toledo, <
\ //all's Catprrh Cure is taken internal]
feting directly on the blood and muco
1 surfaces of the system. Te&timonl,
sent free. Price 7r>c pa? battle. Hold 1
all druggists,
Take Hall's Family Pills for constlp
Hop.
a Komanuc marriage
Tho Mnrion correspondent of the (
lumbia State says that Mr Walter S I
cutt, a popular young clerk at the Ath
* tic Coast Line olllces In thlsclty, and M
B Irene Johnson of Fair BlulT, N C., w<
t married Friday, April SUrd, In Chariest
if as the bride who had been on a protr*
ed vigil to relatives in Florida was en ro
t) her home.
A few years ago Mr Hqcutt was c<
peered with the clerical force of the ,
lantlc Coast Bine in Conway and wl
Y sojourning here made many warm i
i sonal friends who wish him and his clu
Ing young bride bon voyage down
? stream of life,
?#
Hill* to Stop the Fiend.
The worst foe for 15} years of John D
' of Gladwin Mlfch , was a runnlrg ul<
lie paid doctors over $$4b0 00 will
benefit. Then Buoklen's Arnica S
killed the ulcer and cured him. Ci
Fever'bores,Bolls, Felons, Eczema.!
8 ltheum. Infallible for Piles, flu
t Scalds, Cuts, Corns, 25c at Norton L
^ [Co.
. I 11 >' I'
THE House that I
Gives You Satis- I
faction or Your ^
Money Back oc
WE CUT FINE I
YOUR NEAREST MAIL I
Ladies' Costumes.
"While and Colored Lingerie Princess
Dresses, elaborately trimmed
in luces and embroideries J f)0 to
*.itV Ai\ ^ _ _ 1_
uu eaen.
Same in fine quality Mossaline
Sillt, $12 75 to $50 00 each.
WIIITK A N l> COLOKim .HH1?|C1I
M'ith.
in Linene, English Repp and All
Linen, $2 50 to $20 00, Suit.
New line of Floor Covering just
iu. Write for prices.
AGENTS FOR LA
v
HORSES, HULEf
We a~e agents in Marion <
Buggies. There is no othei
famous bufigies. We are a
better at the price. When
Hardware and Furniture CN
THE HOI
j HIGH
IbU KIN I
We have one of tin
ture and Household Got
way, consisting Bed R<
Single and Double Beds
Tables, Kitchen Goods,
pets, atting s,Rugs, El
the Lowest.
CASH OR ]
Conway Fi
; I Good T
1p
? -
WE HAVE BOUGH!
HI VERY BUSINESS AI
rd RARED THAN EVE
be TURNOUTS TO ANY
THE MAIN OFFICE Y
,? PORTER STABLFS,
188 . . .
J) ELLIOTT.
? HIGH
FL
lo- Fresh Bread and Cakes always
in filled with choice goods for famil;
I88 est possible notch. Phone order
0re livery guaranteed. Phone No, l!
& VECETABL
I D T UVM
3!:U. I. III HI
u-r"
The Store
oyo
? Is the place to get 1
lout , V.
filvo As complete a Stock of Shoes
ires at prices to prices to suit ever
Bmt Corner Store but be sure and ca
H j* E> h
?? mm
ouis Col
12 AND 234 KING S
5IECE GOODS IN
AT WHOLES,
iOX PLACES OUR STORI
Walking Skirts.
TWO ORAND SPECIALS
Ladies' Skirts in line finality Black
Voile, trimmed in Satin bauds, value
$7 50, salo each $5 00.
Ladies' Shirts in finest qualit,y
Altman Voilo, Black only, worth
from $15 00 to $20 00, sale each $10.
OHESS GOOl]
We carry the cheapest slot
our stock is overflowing witl
over any counter in all the
gathered here from the mar
a specialty of Black Goods f<
DIES HOME JOURI>
Dealers in
3, BUGGIES, WAC
county for the celebrated Mo
r Buggies sold in this section
ilso agents for the Wrenn Bi
in Mullins stop at our stables
ampany and look over our lin
jLIDAYC<
Mullins, Marion and Dillon.
CRADE ]
ITU RE.
b largest lines of Furni- I
>ds ever brought to Con- 1
)om Suites, Parlor Suites, |
, Bureaus, Chairs, Dining |
Window Fixtures, Car- |
;c. Goods the Best, Prices h
INSTALLMENT. I
irniture Co. |
? our THE H S COLEINS
SID WE ARE BETTER PRER
TO FURNISH GOQD
PART OF TiJE COUNTRY.
HL.L STTUB BE AT THE
\
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GRADE
OUR.
\ on hand. Our Grocery Department
y use and arc marked down to the 1<
8 given careful attention and prompt"
ES IN SEASON.
I|| THE BAKER.
_ _ GROCER MAI
on the Corne
Dry Goods at Panic Prices.
as caD be found anywhere in Styles
ybody. When in need don't pass
11 on
JICHOLAS
LA U.-.t ' .. .... 'IfU . k
T CHARLESTON S
ANY LENGTH FC
ALE PRICES.
5 nintlT M nvT? rv/A/M*
jc\tuni nuAI UUUK IU
New Waists.
White Lav 11 Waists, trimmed with
luc< s and embrodiorics, tho best values
ill the South, to $10 00 each.
Ladies' Lace Waists in white and ,
k
Ecru. All new models, $L OH to
$2 00 each.
SS ATS 11 S I I .li'S ;
I
;ks in the south. Right now ?
i the best values ever shown
staple and fancy novelties
kets of the world. We make 1
>r Mourning. 1
slAL PATTERNS F
' ???? 11M"?
iONS, HARNESS
}
yer, Babcock and Cortland
that can compete with these
uggies and there is nothing
5 next door to the Pee Dec
ic. It will interest you.
3MPAN Y
i
THE CHILDREN LIKE IT
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP
? ri n? * '
ij. 13. zDingieton
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW
Conway, South Carolina.
Office in Spivey Building
Well! Well! ^
How
What?-No
\
Why ?- Be<
and Fever, Colds.
There's Nothing
Kidneys. Makes
Prepare
Norton Dr\i
CONAW^
For salo by Drutf^ists and Oener
* While in To
> Call and IE
* [ $1.00 1
m
====. f
(The Largest
Wholesale and Re
tail Mail Order
House in the
q South,
)R MERCHANTS
vni I WltlTK FO? 'I'lllt KS AND
1 v'U SAMPI.K8.
Ladies' uits.
Trim and smart and of tho most
wanted f.vbric Tailor Made Suits in
Mack, Navy Blue, Panama, tastily
tailored. lUsewhere you would have
to pay $17 50 for them. Our price,
Suit, $13 50.
Ladies' Suits in all wool Panama,
plain and shadow stripes, Black and
ill the new colors. Suits worth
F25 00. Our price, $20 Ml).
Ladios' Suits, in all the loading
Pastel shades, all chic models, $27 5()
to $00 00 Suit.
'RICE 10 AND 15C
ITTEZ^HTcmjciT
3 AND CURg THg LUNGS
i Wl Br- king's
i Naw Discovery
IroR C8!fgra
g AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. I
B GUARANTEED H AT'18FACTORY!
? OR MONEY J
ORGAN AND
Piano Bargains.
r * *
rtome 1*0011 square L'ianos rrom
$45 lo $76.
Some <jood used Organs from $25
to $45.
Should the purchasers of these instruments
desire to exchange them
in a few years for a new piano, we
will allow their market value as a
credit on the new pianos.
Write at once for particulars, as
bargains j,'o quickly.
Malone's Music House
"The Home of Good Instruments"
COGUMLHA, S. C.
fell!
it Does Sell
rtoiv s i onic.
3ause for Chills
, Headache, Neuralzie, etc.
Better. Acts on Liver and
you well and keeps you well
d Only By
ig Company.
If, s. c.
al Merchants everywhere.
>wn this Week 5
)ub?cr:be for J
m YEAR. 11
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