The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, March 15, 1907, Image 3
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
KMncy troi!- 1
x>m;igc:> and I"
pr •• upon trie mind. di3-
ruz Tiinbilior , beauty, vigor
and cheerfulness soon
disappear ./hen the kid
neys are out cf order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
A become so prevalent
''that it is not uncommon
S/!y\ v Ai " lor a child to be born
L'Y \ N aiilicted with weak kid*
r y\ \ ‘ revs. If the child urin-
Tl—ales too often, if the
unns scalds tlv fin: li or if, v'hen the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the pa ;age. it is yet at.licted with
tied-weUing. denend upon it. the cause of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment ol
these importa,. - organs. This unplea ant
trouble is due ;o a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
mo t people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis-
i.able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
T)*e mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp Root i soon realized. It is srld
by drug, its, in filly-
rent ana on dolh-tr g&rzz&.ZSta ; • '"'h
-iraTJ
izes. You
, . TP * - -
tample bott by i 1
rec. also pamphlet tell- Home «>f swetop-Root.
ng ail about it, including many ol the
housandu of testimonial lett'’m recci ed
* rom sufferer cured. In writing Dr. K’lmcr
i t Co., Bingl unton, f t. Y.. be sure and
t lention this iaper.
!»on’t rnai.o any mistake, but v*
'm*miier the name, Swamp-Root, Di
Klimovs Si zamp-Ruot. and the an
'.i Rinvi unpton, N. Y., on every
t'Ot tie
A Question for the Editor to Dec'de.
Are you Anting' for publcation?' -
asked the inot isitlve caller.
"I don’t • km v y< t,” answeied th
wott!d-be hurno ist. as he jabbed hb-
ne» into the* mucilage bottle.
Angler- Hung if! Is rlicn 1 a dry
smh in this boat where I can strike
a fcatch? Boatman (who lias been
disappointed ns r cards refresliments)
- Try my throat, sir!
It is easier for most people to fol-
«» the band than it is to face tie-
music.
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Notice To Our Customers
We are pleased to announce that
Foiey's Honey and Tar for coughs,
wolds and luir ’ iron ides is not affect
ed by the Xationnl Pure Food and
ftrtig law as it contains no opiates or
oiker harmful drugs, and we recom
mend it as a safe remedy for children
and adults Cherokee Drug Co
T'kere is times when it Is better to
look after leaping.
Ihe very careful of your bowels when
you have a cold. Nearly all other
cough syrups are constipating, espe-
ctally those containing opiates. Ken
nedy's Laxative Cough Syrup moves
the bowels—contains NO opiates.
Sold bv Cherokee Drug Co.. Gaffney;
L. I). Allison. Cowpens.
C’astom is a poor excuse for mak
ing th* same error twice.
i This Is Worth Remembering.
Whenever you have a cough or cold,
just remember that Foley’s Honey
and Tar will cure it. Do not risk
y*ur health by taking any but the
genuine. It is in a yellow package
•ierokee Drug Co.
Few of the golden opportunities
offered us will stand the acid test.
HORSE SHOE ROBINSON.
(Continued from page two.)
left hand road at the Fork—remem
ber’" and instantly gilded away to
another part of the house. B'ltler
paiisml but for an Instant, and then
hurried forward with the so ant to
their horses.
••\Vat. you promised to put us on
the track to Grindall’s Ford.” said
llerse Shoe, n h“ rose Into his
seat.
“I am ready to go part of tie way
with you.” replied the woodman. “I
will* .'ec you to the FoHj, and after
that von must make out. for your-
soly Michael, fetch me my rifle.
li was not more than half-past six
whi'ii the party set forth on their
iournev Our two travellers rode
| ”■> Wat
Adair throwing h1s rifle careless!'-
aevus^ his shoulder, steimed out
v it.h a long swinging ^tep that kept
him without difllculty, ahrea=t or
tho horsemen, as thev pursued their
wav over hill and dale.
They had n<»t journeved half a
mile before they reached a point in
the woods at which Adair called a
hault. „
“Mv trap is hut a little off th"
road.” he said ‘‘and I must bog you
to -ton until 1 see what hick I have
thi- morning. It’s a short business
and : oon done. This A/ay. Horse
Shoe; it is likely T may give you
sport' this morning.” t>
“Our tim-' is pr< =sincr mid mo
1( , “pra\ rive u-' your dirfetions
ns to the road arid we will leave
you.”
“You would never And it 1" the-"
woods.” replied Wat: there ‘ llt ' ,Nu
or ihrei paths leading fhrou°1i here
and the road is a blind one till yon
come to the fork: the trap is not a
hundred yards out of your way.
'•I'ath r thae stop to talk about it.
Wat.” said the sergeant, “we will
follow you -o go on.”
The woodman now turned into the
thiekets. and opening his wav through
th- hushes, in a few mime nts con
ducted the two soldiers lo the foot
of a large gum tree.
•TP- aj] (he crows I have got my
adv'” • xclaimed Wat Adair, with a
w’ that made tho woods ring.
•The sauce slut! I have oked her.
Horse Shoe Robinson!
picture worth lookn" at
“Who?” cried Ruth r;
aic ' (> u speaking?’
There’s a
“of whom
Txvik for yourself, sir,” replied
ract.erlstic sagacity had been com
pletely baffled by the superior wolfish
cunning of her ensnarer.
Wat laughed aloud with a coarse
and almost fledish laugh, as he
cried out—
(CONTINUED NEXT FRIDAY.)
WOMEN SHOOT ELK.
Big Game Brought Down In Wyoming
by Fair Or.o».
One of the n. ■ i * e e-tin exhibi:
at ui • Spel tmtiu's show in New York
is a colleetion of (hr. ** large elk heads
the ii'snlt of the rifle work of two wo
men, who shot the elk iu the wild part
of Wyoniin : in the n igbborhood of
Jackson's bole, near Mount Teton,
where President Roosevelt shot son.*
of Ids biggest game on till hunting trip
three years ago. These elk beads are
tim first ever exhibited as trophies of
women shots. Tin* largest and small
esf of llm trio wore sin t by Miss An-
netta Newell of New York, who spent
two weeks hunting under the care of
John Goff, who was President Rons**
velt’s guide.
L. H. Joy, a ranehma u in Wyoming
and a visitor at the Sportsman’s show,
was one of the party with Miss Neweli
when she hogged her- big game. lie
says that when Miss Newel! ntade her
first visit to the elk country she saw
I tin* buck comin in her direction. She
got a head on it and then bee; me tear
| fuliy hysterical and threatened all
i kinds of tronM' .•<•< ..use Goff Vhot it.
The second year Mat she visited the
locality she wa aide r, hold her own
i with any of ih« haute On the trip
she hag veil th* two elk whose heads
j are on exhibition. It was neeessar*
for her to travel several miles over
roi gh trails and a long distance up the
side of the moil 1 ! a in the distance
provhi: too great and hazardous for
the niM.joritv ot ihe m. ie members «*!’
the party. Sshe succeeded In makin
j the kill, and, wtyile slm *liil not got the
; higgest head of the sen-on, slie did g.*t
th* 1 big ;es 1 h ;. i that iv woman ha '
ever shot in :!i.d part -if the country.
! Tin s;; aller ( Ik was shot by her after
all th" other members had abandoned
. hope for the day and returned to the
; camp
file other e 1 !; heul exhiMted at the
show was shot by Mrs, l!up* rnahn of
Butu*, Mont . i>!u' of the best women
shots in the west.
Spring Humors
Impure or effete matters accumulated f
in the blood during the win! r cause in the
spring such disfigurii an* 1 painful troubles
as boils, pimples, and nth eruptions, also
weakness, loss of npr' Idle, that tired feeling, j
The best me . me ■ to like is Hoods!
Sarsaparilla, whieh < .or. >i!e,My cleanses the
blood,and effect:-, pc iat ;it cmes by giving
healthy functional activity to tiie stomach, jg|
liver, kidneys, bowels and skin.
M £
...gv*.'
Garden:
Sarsatabs i*'" .'uy’iis m
r)ii«’<>l8t*i<l t:il lot form. Til- ' li;i • ill* iiti* n ly
tin:-arm' I'urntiv*! properti ‘ r':
benidefl acrurary or dos*
no loss l*> »*vn]ioration. br ka -• or I ■.-ikai'i'.
$1, of druggists or p-omptlj ■ n I * mail
C. 1. Mon < ■ 1
H
pto-' r:i’i'*l,
.Mrs. I. Hiirkfonl. (his.svili
“ Kvi-ry sjiring i whs i'oiii!*)*-
run down, from dy-e* |>- !. amt tiint lin-d feel,
ing. Hut I Iihvi foiiiol II hi’ Naryapiirillit
jndps me from the In -
l.ov 11. Mais. restores good iiealth and -iri ii
Guaranteed under the I mid end Drugs Act, June m,
m:.;v rcstage stamps.
• omidetely i • ?
gth.” xft
No ' IS
i'j
Quaint Eny ! igh Eastt: CextornG.
Many <ni:iint i.asler i ;.si,,ms nre stil. j
‘or
I
The Sett!*."on. at Jar..estov/n, Va., to extant in England. In I.umlr.n imsi
.le Ooint.iemjrated. ness is usually suspended from Thurs-
The Imia :i.: of e, gnt.vlng and print- , day preceding Easter Sunday until the
ing in V. - .iiigioii preparing to Monday fellowing. All work is at a
pi nt the u ".v -er. s ot postage stamps ; standstill, and the people are at play,
to commemorate the Jamestown set ' For several hundred year-* ancient and
needy widows, selected by the vicar of
j n certain cit.x parish, have picked new
; sixpences from (lu* gravestone of the
! originator of this custom. At another
.lie striking caiure oi Hiese stamp> oliurdi hags of raisins, an orange and
wdl I • a negative one none of the ;l sixpence are given i*> tift\ poor ehil-
s( nips i\ iii portray either Captain *ireii. This practice lids been going on
e * o.i i ini’ • 'i tin!::’.' n t* ; m ol ,* ears. |
in' L \j- | vvestminster school (|k> i»hs sci'am!)!*' i
gel,»s ' I'’f pancake.' in t.u* great hail.— f.es- <
. i lie's AA'eeklv.
Cciii* lit and lo In* b ucd eontem]iO-
r;:n*’oi: !y \vi:ii i c* ; dug of the ex
position at Non'.dk, .May 1.
J(:!'.n Smith, vhose )if \\.is •
the iudiiiu maiden ]'o*ahonta
echo , is herseif, say - u.c I.o
'i aces. Such a condition of an
seeii.s almost as in* augniou. io
L..a m.! on siamp eolic'lor in
L luted State: lis WOllk til*' ol, -.-loi
iiiimlel in tne Sli;d;es[ieareai. ira,,
of that name to theater go. i.s, and
it ts tin a As sinta he (.n'liires *»i
Faster and faster iho vice is set,
Hv peop " of caiuion, \im and get.
S it at the finish you would be,
T .l Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Co.
i ei Gn ffney I )ru
^O- !
Early Orange
Cane Seed,
Early Amber
Cane Seed.
i
:!:ontas eouhl not be secureil it was Don’t lo.dt down on peopl
e w no
“1 bought a fifty-cent bottle of KO-
•OL and the benefit I received all the
geld in Georgia could not buy. In
il*ee months I was well and hearty.
Mhfy you live long and prosner.”—C.
Cornell. Roding. Ga., 1900. Kodol
F^r Dyspepsia is sold by Gherobee
*mLg Co., Gaffney; L. D. Allison,
D*wpens.
Most people look at their troubles
througji a magnifying glass.
•rino Laxative Fruit Syrup is a
■ew rem*3d7. an improvement on the
laxatives of former years, as it does
■•t gripe or nauseate and is pleasant
t« take. It is guaranteed. Cherokee
Drug Co.
A wise man never boasts of his
wisdom. He wouldn’t be wise if <ie
did. '
Hi, woodman. "There's the mis
chievous d-vil: an old -he wolf 'hn!K
I i av been hunting these t wo years
MOTHERS READ THIS
iici's descried the object ottms
triumphant burst joy. in a mege
v-m])' that was now struggling to re
leas- herself from the thraldom of
her position. The fttap was ingen
iously contrived. It consitsed of a
long opening into the hollow trunk
of ihe tree, beginning about four feel
from the ground and cut out with
an axe down to the root. An aper
ture had been made at the upp«r
end of the slit about a foot wide,
and th- wood had been hewed away
downwards, in uoh a manner as ' >
render the slit gradually narrower
a s it approached the lower extre
mity, until near the earth it was nol
more than four Inches in width, thus
forming a wedge-shaped loophole in
to the hollow body of the tree. A
part of 1h" carcase of a sheep had
been Placed on the bottom inside,
the scent of which had attracted the
wolf. and. in her eagerness to pos
sess herself of this treasure she had
risen on her hind legs high enough
to find the opening sufficiently wide
to allow her head to he thrust in,
whence, slipping downwards, ths slit
became so narrow as to prevent her
her from withdrawing her jaws. The
only mode of extrication from this
trat> was to rear her body to fhe
same height at which she found ad
mission. an expedient, which, it
seems, required more cunning than
this proverbially cunning animal
was gifted with. She now stood
captive pretty much in the same
manner that oxen are commonly se
cured in their stalls.
For a few moments after the
prisoner was first percived, and
during the extravagant yelling of
Adair at the success of his strat--
gem. she made several desperate but
ineffectual efforts to withdraw her
head; but as soon as Butler ami
Robinson had dismounted, and, to
gether with their guide, had assemb
led around her, she desisted from
her struggles, and seemed uatientlv
to resign herself to the will of her
captor. She stood perfectly sti'l
with that passive and even cowardly
submission for which, in such cir
cumstances, this animal is remark
able; her hind legs drooped and her
hui deemed ad vIsa Ide (•> l.aiior (be g • 1
laut eaptaiu without showing eqiad
eouric lo the dashing redskin in pet-
lico'Us who had saved his life-at a
liiiie when Ins life was very dear lo
him.
* look mi lo you.
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Given Up To Di®.
Spiegei. 1204 N. Virginia St.,
! p >
Evansville, lad., writes; “For over
fi\e years 1 was troubled witli kid
ney and bladder affections which
it has. however, b< u decided that . caused me much pain and worry. I
one of the stamps shall depict a water i lost flesh and was all run down, and
ne, a group of people standing by a vear ago had to abomlon work en-
* ue ocean and welcoming or bidding iirely. ! had throe of the best physl-
adieu a fleet of vessel standing out • eians wuo did nip no good and I was
from the land. This desi m has been Practically given up to die. Foley’s
, , ,, Kulnev « are was recommended and
approved, and the engravers are now .
Hi., nrsl bottle gave me great relief,
at work on the plate, ihe ind ai bottle I
the other stamp has-not been selected. Was ^ nt j vol% Mired.” Why not lei it |
The series, !f Indeed it can he termed help yon? Oherokee Drug Co. J
a "series,” will eon-ist of but two
stamps of the value of 1 and cents, i Hop*- mai c hopeless fools of some
The Jamestown stamps will be the ■ P'°Ph''
flflli commemorative series is-ued b> i
the department. First came the <'o ! To remove a cough. Get at the
lumbian series in IS'A comprising six- j cold which causes the cough. There
teen denoinluations from 1 cent to So, ;' H lothing so good as Kennedy s Lax-
generally remmle.l as among the most ^ iVft n Cou « h %™''- So r lfl ^ A ^? ert ‘*
kee Drug Co., Gaffney; L. D. Allison,
CHEROKEE
pRUG COMPANY. §
EASTER CARDS.
DAUGHTER OF C. W. STUMP
Mrs. C. W. Stump of Canton, Ohio,
writes: ‘‘I wish I could induce every
mother who has a weak, sickly child
to try that delicious cod liver prepar
ation, Vinol. Our little daughter was
pale, thin and sickly.
“\Ye tried various medicines, but
without any benefit whatever, and
she could not take cod liver oil or
emulsions, as they nauseated her and
upset her stomach.
“Learning that Vinol contains all
the medicinal and strength-creating
properties of cod liver oil, but with
out the disagreeable oil, we decided to
try it, and the results were marvel
ous, so quickly was she restored to
health and strength.
“We have never sold a medicine
equal to Vinol for delicate children.
The Gaffney Drug Co.
Cowpens.
Most, detectives knit their brows
while trying to unravel a mystery.
beautiful stamps ever issued. The
Omaha, or transniississippi, series fol
lowed in ISPS with nine denominations
from 1 cent to Next came the Buf
falo. or pan-American, series, famous
because of their two colors and the
scarce copies with the central picture
upside down, a copy of the two cent of
which -'oils at about !<200. This series
appeared in 1P01 and consisted only of
the one, two, four, five, eight and ten
cent denominations. In 1004 the de
partment issued the Louisiana Pur
chase, or St. Louis, stamps, still fur
ther reducing the number of values to
five, the one, tw’o, three, five and ten
cent denominations.
Tho stamps for Jamestown will he of
about the size of the pan-American. ^ „ , „ ,
slightly smaller than the current / ^
ofo „ ‘ , a . , i* ,, .. Salve undoubtedly the best relief for
stamps longer horizontally than vert.-| piIeg So]d bv CherokfAe Dnm
cal. and will be printed only in one coi- ; Gaffney; L. D. Allison. Cowpens.
or—the two cent red and the one cent
No Case On Record.
There is no case on record of a
cough or cold resulting in pneumonia
oi- consumption after Foley’s Honey
and Tar has been taken, as it will
stop your cough and break up your
cold quickly. Refuse any but the
genuine Foley’s Honey and Tar in a
vellow package. Contains no opiates
and is safe and sure. Cherokee Drug
Co.
The most attractive peaches grow
on family trees.
FASTIDIOUS WOMEN
consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic a
necessity in the hygienic care of tin-
person and for local treatment of
feminine ills. As a wash its cleansing,
germicidal, deodorizing and healing
qualities are extraordinary. For sale
at Druggists. Sample free. Address
The K. Paxton Co., Poston, Mass.
green. Stworal millions of collectors
throughout the world are eagerly
awaiting the appea ranee of the new
stamps, ainl sullieient numbers will he
sold to collectors to pay the cost of
making the new designs and plates.
—Best thing on earth for cold and
grip. Nature's Cough Remedy and
Grip Tablets. If a 50c bottles of Na
ture’s Cough Remedy and a 25c box
of Grip Tablets don’t knock that cold
wp will refund that 75c as cheerfully
as we took it. Gaffney Drug Co.
I .earn to paddle your own canoe
before seeking to steer the ship of
state.
A severe cold that may develope
into pneumonia over night, can be
cured quickly taking Foley’s Hon
ey and Tar. It will cure the most ob
stinate racking cough and strengthen
your lungs. The genuine is in a yel
low- package. Cherokee Drug Co.
In the World of Finance
You personally know a few excep
tional men w ho have made high pole
vaults into the lap of luxury. They
are, however, as scarce as are : :
Successful High
Pole Vaulters in the Athletic WmM
For the ninety and nine systematic,
patient accumulation is the only
method of winning a competency,
and unless Life Insurance be the con
serving agency, patience and system
may fail utterly and disasterously.
If the family, rather than the bread
winner, be considered the economic
unit, this for reason than all other
methods of saving depend upon time
for their development and presuppose
the continuance cf life, and do not
materialize the results aimed at, as
does Life Insurance, if death prema
turely claims the bread winner. : ;
From the Standpoint of the Family
Life Insurance is the one agency,
and the contract granting it should
be selected with discrimination. For
the best Life Insurance contract and
large annual dividends see
BeWitt’s Little Early Risers scat- -
ter the gloom of sick-headache and ; tail was thrust between them, whilst
'iousness. Sold by Cherokee Drug j not a snarl nor an expression of an
. Gaffney; L. D Allison, Cowpens. i ger or grief escaped her. Her cha
—Buy your husband a Carbo-Mag
netic and he’ll come home at night.
—It’s a pleasure w-hen its a Carbo-
Magnetic.
—All varieties of Flower Seed-
papers. In bulk. Seed Store.
-In
La Grippe and Pneumonia.
| Foley’s Honey and Tar cures la j
'grippe coughs and prevents pneumo- ■ r>ADBV a m «
nia. Refuse any but the genuine in «!■ UMIXBTj Ay I.
the yellow package. Sold bv Chero . e .
kee Drug Co Oflice in Star 1 heatre Building.
—Pearl or Cat-Tail and German
Millet, at the Seed Store—Gaffney
Drug Co.
-That Carbo-Magnettc is great.
Subscribe for The Ledger: $1 a year.
We do not do all kinds of orbiting
-w e do the GOOD kind.
THE BEST STOCKINGS IN THE
WORLD FOR THE PRICE.
'WHIT-LEATHER
STOCKINGS.
TRADE MARK.
DURABLE, STAINLESS.
ELASTIC. ECONOMICAL.
TOUGH AS WHIT-LEATHER
Made of high-grade Material.
Dyed by die fast dye strong process.
Neat, Comfortable and Healthful.
One pair guaranteed to wear longer than
three pair of ordinal} cheap Stockings.
Considering the price.
WHIT-LEATHER STOCKINGS
have no equal in the world.
Clothing
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2-TIME I
With the advent of Spring there came to our store the nob
biest line of (*lothing we have ever brought to Gaffney.
Our line is the celebrated Schloss line, which is a guarantee
of a perfect fit and made of goods that will hold both shape
and color. If you want to appear well dressed buy
Schloss Suit. : : : :
a
Talking Through One’s Hat
is different from talking about our Hats. The former is
nonsense while tiie latter is the most sensible talk one can
indulge in, especially if one is in the market for a Hat.
We have Hats in all the latest shapes and patterns. : :
W
eo.
Spring Oxfords
is our strong suit. We have them in all >izes—can til tin
largest or the smallest foot—and in all the popular lasts
They are here for your inspection. The best we can say
that we take pride in showing and recommending uiir
Spring line of Shoes and Oxfords. • : :
is
Dress Goods.
You should not overlook the fact that Master comes very
early this year, and to have that Easter dress read” vou
must not put off too long. Our line of Dress Good- will he
sure to please you, lor our long experi
ence in this line enables us to anticipate
your wants. We have a line here that
we will take pleasure in showing you and
believe that you will buy if you will inves
tigate a little.
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