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H BEST FRIENDS 0 ' PE-RU-NA a ?§eMOTHERS\CHILDREN BROOKMAN a mp CHILD CHILD25& . * ■4 ft ;•: y ' 'V ■ ^Tien Sirknpss Comes to tJie Little Ones m * '■ V KM* : It Is fin* Mother Who Chiefly Suiters. .•: C s4 (*• Z Pe-ru-na cjK,,,!,! ]>,. K('T)t In ir ' < l!o( , i>’ tool * .leton, Wis.. M'rltos : , ,r;i, which had nuuie me so mis- Wh *re lleTe Are CliiMren. Utile M rs. F. Hrocl; rn-' " ^I:< >I. o. 1.• <str ■< ••I hara nt" t‘r h’. 1 '.! r i‘'urn o* i h ? erahid uni.! unhnopy hetfrc / h- - r ' t n u: i:ti r, eruna. 1 “/ would n >1 he without it in me housd, ttow. 4 “/ havo ft nnhy tvty, two years uni, w whom I tfive Peruna for a cold, and my hushanit also i.ine* Peruna. “I Union you and wish you well. ,, —-Mi'S. F. Brockman. 4 • • • « • « » «-♦-« Peril!)a ?})<•);'’ 1 1 "■ KI’pt in t )i<* house all the time. I' iii't wait uii!i! Ihi* child i.- eick, then h' n<l to a ilrui' ston*. I'm. have Peruna < n hand—accept no sub-1 •titute. Children arc* < .-j ecially liable to aeutc catarrh. Imieid, most of the affections of childht od are catarrh. All forms of sore throat, quinsy, I croup, hoarseness, laryngitis, etc., are but different pi ;..-es o;’catarrh. Pe*ru-:ia Contains No Narcotics. One reason h v I'eruna lias found por-! inanent use in so many home-, is that It contains no narcotic of any kind. Peruna, if taken according to printed directions, is perfectly harmless. 11 can J be No Doctor Required. Mr. Kdv. ird <Mto, OifT lie Soto street, 8t. Paul, Minn., writes: “I cannot say enough for Peruna. Tt has d".ic L'p'-il work jn ley family, es- pci j' ! ’ | y • eiv oldest h*>y. We had d elop'd %vith three ..r four different doctors and they diil not seem to do him any *4ood. “Wc jrave uj) hopes of cure, and so did they, but wo pulled him through on P<rn na. The Benerit Which the Children of the Ui.ited States Have Received From Pe-ru-na On Never Be 1 Put Into Words. i| d m $ sum >. Xtt- v f- v ;- V •s*e'y y mmaS . I WH A Child’s Life Saved. Mr.fi. II. Parmer, New Martinsville, W. Vu., writes: “•nir little son, Harry, is well and u.-cu arn* ien^:.i of timu witliout no doctor is required."—Edward Otto acquiring a drug habit. It does not produce temporary results, but it is per manent in its tfT* ct. It has no bad effect upon the system, and gradually eliminate, catarrh by re- v. ving the cauae ef c;.tari ii. The chronic ailments it iias prevented, the suffering it has mitigated, will never healthy now and we tiiink if we do as iat fully recorded. you directed us, he will keep his health P.ut at least this much can be said that and grow strong, tin* corning gem-ration owes a great' “We know that our little son’s life debt to Peruna, for it is in the t* mb r was saved hy your wonderful medicine, years of youth that -light ailments are 1 Peru/,a * and * e shan a/vva ^ s praise .. .. , , , ^ . I,,., tut., i.-iiio. <iis.i,. Peruna and use It In our family when “Uc had several doctors and they ‘‘abb to d. m l >p into i.t ting (iis< a.sc, nee j c j said tiicy could do no more for him, so thus Mating the whole career of tho ‘*:s| lOU icl we have any more catarrhal and four have seen relief already.” wc tri.d t ,runa as a last resort, and individual. j trouble fn our family, w'e shall always —Howard Andrew Sterner The mothers who are bringing up : write to you for treatment.” their ehildren to-day to l>. liev ri Peru- yjr. W. F. boring, Ml. Vernon, Mo., writes: -rling, UH f'.row'n >lk. Va.. writes: , Meredith, suf- 1 fer< d \\ iti» indigi st ton s., bad! y h< : could noteat iinything without it j making him very sick, so I 1 thought (as many others have) I that I would try Peruna, and itj worked like a charm. “Vow he eats anything he wiy ies, and / would not be with out it for anything. “My other little boy, Alfred, two and a half years old, has taken it and received as much benefit from Peruna as his bro* h< r. “/ hope my testimonial may be of some benefit to others, as I feel as though / cannot praise it enough." —Mrs. J. C. Sterling. Mr. Howard Andrew Sterner, 4£4 Canal street, Heading, Pa., w rites: “I have peruna in my house all the time and won’t be without it. it is good , for children when they take a cold or croup. It cured my baby boy of croup. “I have introduced Peruna into six families since I received your last letter, that did t >e work. Since then we keep it in the house all the time, and There an- a multitude of homes where Peruna has been used off and on for twenty years. na are speaking from tieir experience. These children brought up to believe in Peruna from the suirt, will, when they become heads of families th- m- Sueh a tiling eonld not be possible if -< lvc ,uso i’eruiia With uiiqucoHoning i faith. 1 1 have u-ed Peruna to my entire sat- Pe-ru-na Protects the Entire Household. As eoon a* the value of Pernna is ap-! predated by every household, both as a J Peruna contained auy narcotics. isfaetion and am exceedingly well, preventive and remedy, many lives may pleased w ith the results, having suf-] be saved and thousands of chronic lin- fered greatly wxth catarrh of the ' gering cas.u of catarrh may be pr - etoinach.” * vented. '-Me siifb-r- even more than the child w • o happ' u to ire siek. ier ~y • ;..,ihv is deeper than that of an\ other member of the family. I be mother looks forward with dread h ' 1 '‘ *'*r; i 11 bi at of summer, tiiinking of her children and tlie many liablll- ti< s trtdiur*a>e tba' are tiefore them. '■piing and-unimer are sure to bring ai n n:s. Ci.,!., iallj among tire httie fob. 1: <1"<‘S rmt take a mother very long to ‘•'-'■over tiiat Peruna is the i.est friend sic }ia« in time of illness among the children. A Multitude of Mothers Have discovci..(i that Peruna Ls thetr Btaml-b_\ . that in imuiv of .f.o nbU ntetits < f ii'.' and .-umirmr h. which the ehildren are subjected, Perona m tic remed;, tnut will generally quickly relieve. Whet her 11 j- sjiring f jver or s-tsamach derangement, whether it is indigestion or bowel di-<-ase, a catarrhal congissirton of the mueoup surfaces is the cause. Peruna quickly relieves lids condition of the mucous membranes. 1m opera tion is prompt. the ehildren d > not dis like to take 11.e medicine, it has no dele terious effects in any part of i lie ■■.dy. it simplv removes the cause of the disagreeable symptoms and restores the health. Peruna is a household remedy for all catarrlial ailments of winter and -ram mer, acute or chronic. The mothers alloverthe T’nited Slates are the best friends that Peruua has. Mr.C. Ilaliock, Antwerp, Ohio, writes: ‘‘Mydang hter Alli ', after lakim.'' tiires hot ties <d \ < >ur Peruna is en t irely cured of catarrh of the head of two years standing. W have u^ed p<- nna h k a general tonic as w 1! as for catarrh and arc well jili-a'sed with it and f commend it to anybody w ho iias catarrii.” The Mothers Hold Fe-ru-ua m High Esteem, Not only because it lias cured them of their various ailments, but because it promptly rescues the children from th« throes and grasp of catarrhal dis- ea.-i We have in our flies many testimo nials from mot tiers w hose children have been eined by Peruna. However, tho large majority of mothers who tuM Peruna, we never hear from. Hut we do hear from a 'jT'-at num b«f of mot tier- v. bo are s. > over cd at sonM special good t‘ \ iiave r iv#>d from Peruna t'. » li • e.i n ■ t • • t 1 etr • • ‘'i*. . 1 ' ■ bt-s* liieuv b< .. \ ihotaI $ i A NEWSY LETTER The the pro- MOVEMENTS OF “HE PEOPLE OF LOWER CHEROKEE. ft Which do you want ’ h* iiot dav - ’’ • *. 1 * mi la. ot ci -ui'.-c. ^ecsonai Paraqraphs Concerning Pop ular People and Short Items ®f that Section. Wllkinsville, June 25.—Mrs. J. L S.’s frying size roosters are begin ning to crow. Ir will not be long till j the wring-neck cholera thins them out. Mrs. Jessie Hlackwell’s chickens have cholera and she wouldn’t kill on,, for any consideration, no matte.* bow healthy they look. But cholera or no cholera some people never stop killing them. A most unhappy feeling comes over us to see families—parents and children, brothers and sisters living in harmony together and totally dis regarding t)| ( . feelings of each other Here’s where the first lessons of ! iie streets of our capital city. Mios/ncratic tendencies of country mule make such a dldtion eminently proper. The equanimitj of ids domestic felicity wag somewhat disturbed one day last week by your correspondent 'houghtlessly hitching "Old Daisy” wherp she got into Mrs. J L. S.’s blackberry orchard and broke up ’he briars ami mangled the fruit. Materfamilias wouldn’t accept our logic that it was a good idea to have ’tie cows eat the grass out from among the briars so as to deprive snakes of a hiding place. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Blackwell went to Gaffney last Saturday, shopping. That was a good Joke the com positor played off on a verdant cor respondent who undertook* to give a nice "write up” of a fashionable ddlng in which the contracting among the so-called of their community. In* tin* celebration of The Lord's WEEKLY Supper. We ttr e not advised as to] what days he will be at Salem, but an* inclined to think the third Sab bath in ‘‘ach month will suit the con gregation bgst. Major W. B. Moore, master of ceremonies at the unveiling of the Confederate monument at Yorkvllie on tin* 7th. said among other things, that a young "buck” of a nigger who came to Yorkville and seeing the stand, streets and houses decorated with tlie Confederate colors, asked an old negress what it all meant. "Don’ you know ” replied tho latter. "Dis am de white folks 'mancipation day.” Mrs. Dr. T B been spending a few' days WEATHER BULLETIN Fo r the week Ending 8 A. M., June 24, 1907, There was more bright sunshine, and the temperature conditions were more nearly normal than during any week since April 1st, though the pre- cipitation was very deficient and badly distributed. in the eastern half of the State the sunshine wras largely In excess but in the central and western portions ♦ here was more cloudiness, though DO NOT DOSE THE STOMACH. Hyomel is not a cure-all; it is * specific for the cure of cataiTha! troubles. Breathed through the neat pocket Inhaler that comes with every outfit, the aromatic healing of Hyn> me! penetrates to the most remote parts of the nose, throat and lungs, healing all Inflammation and killing catarrhal germs wherever present So successful has Hyomet been In the cure of cataiTh. that the Gaffney Drug Co. sell it under a guarantee that it will cost nothing unless it does wc parties were ties! people Speaking of the bride he couldn’t Blink of anything better than to say "sin* w’.as a hustler.” But the stupid proof-readers made it out. "She was a whistler.” The last seen of the irate bridegroom he was hunting tin* correspondent with a buggy whip. H'' had no doubt read that signifi cant couplet; around and be Demsey, Prop. raised >ard Call convinced. W. H. the final ‘Oll.i i- "Vi criminally are learned of whir penitentiary or gallows is the ending. T <* father and husband who is de hire prophet, priest and king in the home js usually to blame for the 'hole business. When a turbulent viragatical wife and mother crets eontrol of affairs and she ran heat titan himself in landing her husband and crowing hens some bad end.” ‘Whistling girls Mways come to Mr and Mrs Sam .1. Rtmin visited a,, parents of the latter. M/. and Mr. Ben MVCulloeli. last Saturday evening Mrs. Itoben Lawson. mother of Mrs John Henry Fowler, died last I ridai evening after a long and pabifnt illness. !ent S o n f S ?he e poss e i'!df d C ° P * r plete^Hyomer 1 outflt^LlU tor® $L0<L ^ ^ ‘ | making It a most economical method The temperatures were below ttor- *-i 1 “ Whitesides has | mal early in the week, as the nights with j were unseasonably cool, but during NOTICE friends and relatives in the Hope- the last five days th e mean tempera- W n-rirp well neighborhood since the burial ; ture was slightly above normal over •Jr, « 0 F a . of ho r husband. She returned to her I the entire State. The extremes of i rror £ vl-*>0 to per day. Best board home at Blacksburg yetserday. Mr. j temperature were a maximum of 97 at “ aIrn ©tto Hotel $1 per day riaude Wilkorson, her nephew, will! degrees at Blackville and Saluda on "tay with he r for the present. the 21st, and a minimum of 53 de- Mr. and Mrs. Dagnall, of Hickory gress at Liberty on the 18th. Grove, with their little adopted child, Scattered showers occurred in every attended the funeral of Dr. T. B. county, though som* localities re- Whitesides at Salem last Wednesday, reived no rain. The North Carolina The little boy, we are glad to say, is j border counties had the heaviest FOR SALE—A second-hand Mlets now enjoying good health. I rainfall, but every station reported & Wel«a kerosene engine®, 2 horse Mrs. Capt. W. D. Alexander, who. less than a normal amount. Rain power, cheap. Apply this office, by the way is a lady of fine sense, j would lie beneficial over a large por- -ays; "As a general rule when a tion of the State, but the need of it daughter marries you gain a son, i j< especially indicated for the central but when a son marries you lose a and southeastern counties. FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Old newspapers at thl* o.hce Hlc a hundred. child. Mrs. J. L. s. had a rarity for din- ne r yesterday—clabber -Ruth thought it. was ice cream Messrs. Charley Foster and John nie Childerg ar<‘ camping out down Neglecting Corn to Work Cotton. (Southern Cultivator.) We do not want to complain too much. but. from all wo c<in see and bear our farmers are neglecting their FOR SALE-First, clasw babbit siet a). Apply at Ledger office. It.* m aiii* with i k 1 idea .S right where “h*s satanlc majesty" would have it There are thousands to sin; your taste. ak of such crises in the world—the “"‘der can count them for Ifmself. Evi 1} I'are i- take "l ■tl to *» The mistakes of the home enn never be fully overcome by the have tae syrup- A I>rc- school, the church and society Like t!w> law of the Modes and Persians. Dearest mother thou hast left ^u| thy loss we deeply feel; But 'Ms God who has bereft us He can all our sorrows heal” Mr. us, k 'I ™ pii cM to “ive tin- drink ‘f 5 it- Batumi flavor. * 4 m * i We Make the Best! | We Serve the Best! | g You Want the Best! J M * s ? I l i CHEROKEE j ■ DRUG COMPANY j 1——J it can’t tie changed When* parental authority it abused, il al effection is a failure—the laws Terry went to see day evening. A precaucious Hstes his bei- il up and last Satur- FOR REHT. v , u . FOR RENT—Store room now oc- "i the fork working out Sam Strain s ( . orn fo work their cotton. As our ™P ied by F. B. Gaffney. Possesion cotton is so late and as our money Sept. 1st. 1907. The most available weapons a InlIS( . como f rnru our C otton crop, we Store room now occupied by Boyd woman uses is her tongue and her] ( . ail not f. x ,, 0Cl tilings to he different. Sar ratt as barber shop. Possession tears. We would as soon be knock- ^ ar e K i : ,d to say a good crop of I Sept •st. 1907. <*d down by the force of habit con - corn pas been planted and we hope Dfiice room fronting on Limestone centrated in the heels of a kicking ^ farmers will be able to work* it str ° e t. Possession now A. N. Wood mule as to visit either of them well Do n»>t neglect it any longer especially when she is angry. genius riot altogether . , . FOR RENT—House In rear of tl.an possible. \.e do not expect to Sniitij Hardware Co.’s store. Applv Master Archie Strain spent. Sab- let up in our efforts until our South- ^ ^ Smith tf bath night with his grandparents, J. ern farmers raise their supply of j of God and man '•itin |s written on the home Then, where God’s name disregarded and the door post of airnin. that Lome is never mention- to mankind, wumts to know never mention a person's say something kind the reason is very ’’d except i„ blnsphetnv or irreverence is another menace to human hap piness. As the season for reunions and monumental celebrations' is over for t‘n ( . present It is heine advocated bv those peculiar w'iiy w< 1 a me unless w’< of them “BuL plain and its no secret either. We never mention ih(. name of a person we can’t speak well of when we can help it. If we can’t speak well w’e won’t fcpeak evil We hope never to lose sight of Hie fact that the Ninth <'ommaiiilmenl forbids 'Whatsoever prejudicial to truth or injurious to Sharon last Saturday Yesterday ’em horn ■ feniy Childers, who lives on Bul- >cks creek in York county. Messis. "Tillet” Hartford and TO RENT—Office rooms over Th* DeCaup in position to do something to our own or our neighbor’s good have them held b - counties, annually hereafter Had this same interest hven taken ten, twelve or fifteen years ago much more would have '" "n done to carry out the object, for which the ft r Vetora n was organized. Durinir the last few warm days and nights crops especially cotton— has been much Improved, Com Is looking well, too. If people can have health and seasons the crop crisis will soon ho over Mayor j. Q. Little and the town council of Gaffney deserve the thanks of the general public for restricting the exploitation of automobiles on name. How any person can make an 1 Q * telligent Presbyterian who don’t know the confession of faith and shorter catechism is soine*hing we association i 11 understand. You might as well j expect a man to make a D. D., who didn’t know his A B Cs. Tlie one is about a* reasonable as the other. .Mrs. Joe Estes hag been suffering with a sore jaw occasioned by de tective teeth which Dr. Black*, I). S., extracted last Thursday. She is im proving now. We presume that about the first services held at Salem by Rev. Mr. MathesoB, (the new preacher), will L and Mrs. M. K. Strain. com and then utilize the stalks for Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Estes and Miss eartle food. W e want to call your at- Le Igtr Apply to Ed. H Hazei, visited Mrs. Estes’ father at teniion to this e r y significant fact— Nov 2-tf. this system of working our cotton Mrs Charley Foster : ' n ' 1 neglecting our corn shows our with her brother, Mr. ‘indent position. If growing cot-, /.eMCu ton exclusively was profitable as' many believ.*, or argne, wh> are our WANTED—A good live responsi- l ’ eopIf * s,ll, s<i :H,or !in<l ble a genx to represent us at Gaffney I’.-m \iitiVJ.LViart Kst i "i ,ou Uu> s y s " , in" Friends Good terms; references. Piedmont , ‘ ‘ t n ',, r : '*'t out from under bondage hs rajiid- Raundry Co., (Inc.) Spartanburg. Saturday on an eiectiouoering ' !y as you can. and you will do so Just s . C . in proportion as you raise corn and your home supplies. I’rey are candidates for the same 1 ff'ce and we wouldn’t be surprised f both of them are elected. Girls, ■ ow is ymir chance We greatly sympathize with Mr. II. F. Pridrnore, of your city, whose i-hild died at tlie home of its uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John H WH* ■ ins. last Sabbath. It looks as if the hand of affliction has been laid heavily 1 i’ f >ou him. I he lovely bud so bright a nd fair, | Called hence by earthly doom, Jus; came to show how sweet the llowers In Paradise that bloom. J. L.S. MISCELANEOU8. Surely Strong—“Ginunee « nicble, j missus?” FOR SERVICE—St. Lambert Je Missus—"I should think a big gey bull; registered; fee $2 App strong nia n like you would be asham- t E R. Cash •id to ask for money/’ Surely Strong—"I am. misses, but I ain’t got der nerve to take it with out askin’” April 19 1 a. w. tf. Teacher—‘‘Who was It ropported the world upon his shoulders?’’ Tommy-Atlas, sir.” Teacher—"Who supported Atla*?’’ Tommy—"The book don'i gay, but 1 'spec his wife did/’ Fire Insurance W*- repri*M-iit Mill.** < ■ Hu • h.<»st »u 1 *>1 1 ni •» 1*011 *pn 111* -* iii * • Ilk** to wrlt4* yoi.r ’iuniii* - Smith & Lipscomb, Ageu