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em-Annua Transportation refunded on purchase of $25 or over. Monday, Jun On Monday, June in the State. We will have just for Ladies that we The garments are to see this Merch Our one aim in h try the greatest v The prices are are at about actu 211-13 N. Main Street GREENVILLE, S. C. BURRISS METAL SHINGLES AND GALVANIZED BARN ROOFING Shinges inis t ion. or weve or e noe coere her ith r od hn an ter shinl other b un h eo r e i tha e a ve a c suioto an r l lo in for *Otato rn xazin hc teshv BWM JOHN L. THORNLEY, Salesmang .t KIFN S. S.. Manufacturediby J. T. BURRISSI& SON, Anderson, S.. ColeT RIGH MET0(LSHIGES: Ay1EOTHEUN LOOK FO~R MP zCRRGT.Rg .S a.Of and acep no susiue *fyuwn ofta wil at slogast e uIdnadnvrne ur A * THORWn MOROW CO., PNice .C 3. Ffrc-pwof Stom.proof - LigIdnb~g-proof HEATH, BRUCE, MORROW CO., Pickeus, S. C. mnd e3A have ever sbi the very bess indise in ort iving this SE ilue ever offe: marked 011 il cost to us. :YERS LIQUORS AS FORM OF POISON Produce Abnormal Conditions of Cir culatory System and Destroy Func tions by Subtle Paralysis. If reports are to be trusted Profes sor Whitney, of Wesleyan university, proves that liquors are poisonous after all the alcohol has been extracted from them. The "old nick" seems to remain in liquors when nothing but the odor Is left. The Scotchmanl's verdict is that "whisky is good in its place. If you want to preserve a dead man put him in whisky. 'If you want to kill a~ live man, put whisky In him." Professor Whitney, like Professor At water, contends that alcohol is "food," that it raises the temperature of the body. He might have added it raises Cain at the same time. We prefer to believe that alcohol is a miserable de ceiver, and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise. Professor Jor dan says liquos make you feel wai-m when you are not warm, seem to yourself wise when you really are quite simple. The experiments in Russia, where liquors are used as a supposed substitute lor food, have proved that liquor has the direct ef fet of releasing the blood from the heart and arteries and flushing the surface of the body, producing the temporary effect of bodily warmi'th but in reality weakens by a form of paralysis the whole circulatory sys tem. We think the government tests not only. of the United States but of the leading nations of Europe can be relied upon. These experts agree that iquors are a form of poison, pro ducing abnormal conditions in the cir culatory system and in a comparative ly short time destroying the functIons of the smaller. finer vesicles of the circulatory systern by a form of subtle paralysis. The man who tah~ee even one drink can never be~ the perfect physical- man. The physical effects are matters of observation. Thea men tal prospective is changed. The finer restraints, the self-inspection, the self judgment, the bashfulness, a real qual ity of growing manhood and growing womanhood, are broken down. The flush of liquor sweeps away these fine spiritual barriers, and the young man1 finds himself without moral harness and under the hallucination of this paralysIs of his higher, truer, better impulses, he "enjoys" making a wild fool or himself. It is not due to the stimulus of liquor but to the release from the self-controlling apparatus of his system. Liquor does not really stimulate, bujt really paralyzes re strant. It is primarily &form of physical death, incipient (eth to the circulatory system in and around thej nerves. This, we believe, is the con sensus of scientific scholarship as reached by government experts in this country and in Europe. This view has the authority of experiment and observation. The effect is not tem porary and recoverable. The effect is absolute death to a percentage of the crclatory system. One drick of hite ash ==BHUINS nD CONTINU agurate the Greatest Musi it 85,000.O0worthi of the fi I that mnoney anld experiell ler to j udgel ts merit aild Lie is to give the people of red for your molley. a very low margillof proj e Prompt Powerful Permanent Pt (P nic al Ash, tbo nae Goo d res t sam Pfe cts ar u a i to P.P. P.o s tigts re s felt very quickly whe othcer i you to stay cured Maesrihre, ur blood -cleanses the entires A positive specific for Blood PoIson and skin diseases. isDries out heumatism and Stops the Pain end Malaria; F. V. UPA, SAVANNAH, GA. PICENSDRUG CO. -COLLEGE OF CHXARLESTON 127th YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMLER 27 t offers courses in Ancient and odr n a aes, wa hmttics. History, Pol ticl Science, Debating, Chemi 4ry, I asics, iology. and E - ineer ng. chdree tuition scholarship to eah cotinty of Suth Carolina. eant Bo. c Epensesreasonable. Terms and catalogue on Appication. write to HARRISON RANDOLPH, President Charleston, S. C. - - - - - - - - - PICKENS BANK; PICKENS, S. C CAPITbAO AND SUIRPLUJS$ I INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS J...Mc..P.r.c.,.Pr.s. ent. The Drink Problem is a big one and the best answer is a drink at our Soda Fountain. OC LD Everything isivericold- the water, syru ps, couh ---~JLJed fruits and the ice cream. C LEAN--From top to bottom inside and out DuD v Everything we serve is absolutely f*neT, eery P URE---drink is delicious. We serve it right LEAVE YOI7R THlIR)ST WITHl VS Keo wee Pharmacy UllSill ESlO0 Ill Underweai nest aild dail ze can produ4 [value. Greenville su 1i ail in S01 COMI ARIFF AND THE TRUSTS' gh Authority Gives Voice to Opini ions T~at the Country Will Do Well to Heed. Joni H. Davis, head of the 11)nk g hoase of John H. Davis & Co., leves that the long session of con ess that will conveae soon need not looked forward to with apprehen ion, for he belives that it will take tional ationi upon big public ques on, including a consideration of gsiation to regulate "trust" activi ee and probably a reduction of the ariff. In the November circular of i house he says: "What the counter sem to be los g sight of is the ob'rious fruth that e root at the American trust evil 3the protective tariff law. Olu- trusts e efects and not case. They are e dr c outca ofthe tedff The igh ces by wisih they pro~t and r which they are blamed are the r. upof the prohilbltive &itles uponl awithout which such prices muld not be malatained no mater to what srtent monopoly might be prac Iced. It is most unfortunate that his baslo fact ls not.kept more prom ent before the American people, rhose anti-trus sentiment is only the xpression of a proit against high cets. "It is relie from th9 pigh cost of lying that the countryJgemnands, and e agitationi sookl be, first of all, or tariff reduction. W'Lth that acom 1ished, the trust question will take ,are of itselL Wflo it, neither ices nor moncooy Will Jp con rolled, It may be doubted that :heaper tobacc6 will result from the lisintegration of the tobacco trust. u it Is certai that it would follow e lowering of tobacco duties. It is nlikely that steel products will fall nuch in price it e steel trust is dis ;olved, but no o will queetion that .he would be mp ~aly lower if the luties on lmrA stee were so luoed. Indeed, the propoion is so' ~bvious that ~admit no argu- . ent. Lowe~i tarif and inflation ill cease. Monopoly estortion, enr ~essve capitalization and high coste will disappear. Competition of the: proper sort-that of America with the! whole world-will be restored and t3ie natural development of our superior resources and of otv commercial bilty will follow."-New York Times.' An esteemed contemporary starts ut to prove that Taft is a greater foe of the trusts than Roosevelt. Mr. raft is surely entitled to any comfort, that cain fairly be extracted out of se~ modest a distinction. Mr. Taft's Confession. Explanation and ar- g# are eeble plagp for a pla: on wich ipreside ntmust ?tand! for re-election, 3nd Mr. Taft's confessionl shows that e realizes his mistake6. This is ~reditable to the man, but does not ustify the3 president. viv- should the people re-elect to he greater office of president a man! ho frankly avows his serious blun-4 lers but pleads that they were due to ignorance and lack of thoughtful leliberation? Would Mr. Taft ever are tried to amend or even have iscovered his errors if popular com. lemnation had not brought him toj i.realization of their importance and iL bown responsibility?-St. Louis n erwear Transportation refunded on purchases of $25 or over DAYS ONIY Sale ever known itiest Underwear ,e. You will have A .rroundnlg coun ~e eases the goods 'V North Main Street, I GREEN VILLE, S. C. CASTORlA ForlInfants and Children. The Kind You Have CENTAlways Bought - Ae pa~t~nf~sBears the I fSDgSOUefI of . In Use p~sanLOS~kSLEPFor Over NEW ORK. Thirty Years OASTORIA Phone 45 FOR THIATKEG OF HTTOM TDE RINK THAT REACHES THE SPOT Pickens Bottling Works, R. L. Davis Proprietor 'OF TITAIC SOL" A. M. JONES AT T HSOFFICE ~