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Vigor that Makes Living
a Pleasure.
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[>ower to 11.j'k. youiself healthy, strong, and
lappy.
Tin i. - i' t th slightest rcn m why you
should go through life feeling sickly, miserable,
languid, and melancholic, 'l'o l>e well and
strong, means happiness and true ioy.
If )ou are sleepless, rheumalii, neuralgic, ^
dyspi i i . or have the shadows of disease i
hovering over you; i? you are not as bright, |
energetic, and strong as you were some weeks |
ago, the u.> of I'aiuo's Celery Compound will
tone up anil fortify your whole systmn, cleanse f
the blood, correct digestion, sharpen the | (
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ands once in a half-dead condition owe their
present good Ik.:1th to the use of I'ainc's J <
Celery Compound. Mr. Win. S. (.ibson, of
l'leasureville, Ky., who, thiough sickness and 1
suffering, was brought near the dark grave,
writes a.; follows, regarding his marvelous
cure: ?
" I have been broken lown in health and i
strength, r.ervons system shattered, kidneys (
out of f' ', had nervous end trembling spells ,
oft and ti for the last ten years, t have taken
three b<rl< > of your I'aine's Celery Compound !
nd r.h t! a,?.)v?-mrut'oned have
left me. and. I can now tlo a good day's work.
1 go ah. it my business all day long and it .
don't worry me, and I now feel better than I i
have in leu years. 1 have a good appetite, ,
and can eat and get around on foot as active '
as wher I " as a bow My age is 6c years."
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DIAMOND DYES Colcr
Jackets, Coats, Capes,
Ribbons, Neckties, Waists... 1
Stocklti-' vill not fade or crock whin dyed with i I
Diamond Dyes. D.'ractlon book and 4 "> dy?d aamplts
free. DIAMOND DYES, Burlington, Vt, j
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A [ romineut ttaltimotv physi i
cian f 1's the Baltimore Sun the j
following anecdote about Sam i
Jom , ilio tieorgia ov.uigeiiht: 1
When several years ago Mr. j
nes was at ICmory Clro\e camp 1
0 newspaper reports of his t
'erniup.s caused him to com j
plain. . . :<
A. 'he hist serviet he l-okcd |
ow i -ho reporters, w ' .>
t a ' 'hie jiist i'p front of thoh
pulpit, and said i ,
" Aif'd N^rif to. t dl yonr if.d 1
low-' hf.Al til e !yoir a lot, ^;u!'I
s]Sit" e e' tmph./oJil. r > il.1 tfj 1
Y011 horV'dtjn't tav&t.n\i\. J.lg.Ut. !'<
thou ' '"'Yon tafaenTTv* < i"
and on',a. pieee h'nv tud'a-'
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(>rov'?' ih oo no ? arf.t i i
4V> f-U'Tlii
.'ermine of com - 'i i is I
rein' " the yellow {;.mp >th i
t,h<- : each kern' :
H.irv a.M c^'tn for export- >ocan
perrr; >, when *! coir
ia in -ho hold of a veenol. -if.rt a j
fern ion which *p? the
who it ^o. '1 he f.ro u : ach '
veer thin (leperraing 1 f" it<> ? xt i
?, "" t"ion? oi corn ov
hap 1 totrro been x;af?t1 to odul-l
terat 1 *^eed oil, buf now ! pro
rcBs cbrifyinp it and i. itK-v.
inp i j Peculiar color brin'rn jt
into petition v/itf ol t ? and 1
cotton ?f?f] oil.
CASTOR IA ,
} or infants and Children.
The!; iii You Have Always Bought
b^.th ti?e y/jffi.r^r j
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Nlbfo York Tribuue. y "
Young birds have "to* be t a right
a great many thiols, but there
?emft fonts which -fhry know
without instruction. In a large
open cage in the New York Zooological
park is a covey of 6
C :lif r? ia pf.*! ridges, h' >ut oneMiird
grown-, pud t' hi"
font stepmother. ?>ho dozes at
on< end of the range or walks
slowly about, pecking among the
blades of grass. The small sexes
Keep close together, and it we
watch them for several minutes
we will see some of the things
which must have come to them
as their feathers and little bills
came?from the egg. Unlike the
hen, they are suspicious of your
every movement, hut in a short
time they forgot that you are not
a lifeless tree trunk or other
harmless object near their cage,
ru..., ~ * -i
iijcj onwi' n nuililV H|'Ol, HIWHVS
oa the utad leaves, never on the
iieeu giu.-e, and hero, alter much
cuddling and pushing, but never
:i poep, HiC.v squat, usually in an
irregular circular with heads outward.
Unless there are dead
loaves or soino similarly colored
surlaee in ll\eir cage, they never
<rttlo down contentedly tor a sun
bat h.
We watch them nestle close to
ilie ground and close their eyes;
ihen some movement on the part
of the hen may attract our attention
lor a moment, and on looking
back again we are amazed to lind
tho little birds have disappeared.
It is a tact that if wo lose sight
of them even for a short lime,I he
ayes at first refuse to distinguish
them irom iho dried leaves. Their
little backs are dull, dark brown
in color, broken by irregular tine
while lines, very much like the
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mom lines on miien leaves, while
i lie lighter sides ol' the head, in- j
itead ol being at all conspicuous,
ire exactly like ilic lighter shades
d some old leaves, lay imitation i
Diing more perfect Iroiii the lacl|
! ilie coloring being inns broken
ip. Even tho little brush of up aised
leathers in their heads?
lints of the beautitul recurved
iclmets ol the old bird*?appear
ike small, frayed out pieces of
*ra'es or leaf. . ,
I. w / look toward then: with
n ciosed eyes not a.lraco of the
Jrri-is: visible. All appear sound
is bop, and tlio little heads sag j
ally iv> one4 side but.at the*
1 ' I , :irll id V !'. i.l /it !
*i ye n wide open, nd i?i>: .irur I
ying* pairs of legs,, or rounded J
'i wings, c?i4. i.e.f, Lii.-ii'
uii' Trt to too further sid? ol the
^.. ; i ? ? Mr,J 1, 11 I
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i '.!y tight oOliie i-i tho
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? I c: 1.':'til bit of marie, which
I a ) .V iXiitii y tiUtvb rt C w Jl \
(j c. 1'1
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. ' ?,>r i ><>( I'< b'>'' !" of
I'll Kv.v'y Aht:'Ma?'( ??K.
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nV? 0',-tr.v WanJiiiigtoi., t>. C.
W at is nro^ahlv t1 p bi<r?*ect"
locomotive *n the world has jupt
boon completed at. S hnectady
N. Y., and will t>p used Jor haulins;
freight over thoKnrkv Mountains.
It measures seventy tect,
and on a levftl track can haul
h train of kooiIk wagons a mile
..nd a halt long.
A? AN/\o? li h Ah ILD
Trustworthy, either sex, 1y
Whob th> Meivhan("oe Dnmoany
< f s >!i'l financial standing, to
manage Local Representatives
wb > will organize clubs among
consumers. 4o per cent, savod
for our customers. Business no
experiment but a proven success.
Salary $18.oo u week, expenses
advanced. Experience
unnecessary. Address 1) B.
Olarkson, Mgr., 331 Dearborn
St jClricagOjfU. jan7,2ru
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- ROWDY RA0NATK8.
tTha*rl? niown, W. Va., Feb 14.
? 1 oh u Jl. VViujer, general ui?n-'
Hger o* Hi^ Ranav. au' aud Huckinr
t*?hI companv, Dah Hantia,
on of Senator Mark lianna nod
ot rrn are "l-ar:ed with P^sultinvr
Hon. W. (4. C'lldwell. r\ mnmh<
'd the b gisiu 'ire fruai Ohio
Cot'nf hero efi-ly this morning
wht'n the latter win) going houie
fi in Ihe lcginlati vn> ball in a cab.
The other men had been at a
club during the night, no it in
churned. Thev wore on their
way to the Kanawha and Mid i":n
depot ami wanted a hack.
They hailed the hack in which
Representative Caldwell was riding
and attempted to enter it
Caldwell protected and said the
i cab wan his. Winder and Hanna
are said to have entered the hack
,...j .4- ?i 3 *i.?4 \?r:?.i
luiu in ii in mi n iiiuci
doalt Caldwell a hard blow in
*-hf? face rendering him unconscion*.
Representative Caldwell
r?.r thrown on* cr tho hack and
the others took charge of it.
CattltoCii wart picked up by hirt
friends and taken to tho hotel in
a serious condition. Winder,
ilanna and others loft on an
early morning Kanawha and
Michigan train for Columbus, O.
A warrant for their arrest was
sworn nut b}* Caldwell and telegraphed
to Point Pleasant, W.
Va. The ati'air has caused a very
great sensation here and it is
said that a requisition will be
made on other States for the re- ,
turn of all narties implicated.
Representative Caldwell is
resting well under the care of
pbyaioianR. He tthr badly hurt
and may lose an eye.
i
When you.wake up with a bad taste
i in y?nr m^nth, to at iuko to .1 P j
| Mackey & Co'** drug 'tore and sret a
I fr? Hi pic of Chamberlain's Stomach
irrt T.'vr Tablets. One or two dose
will make you well. They also oure
biliousness, 6<ck headache and constipation.
Tax Returns 5903.:
Auditor's Not ice.
"VroTrT. is nKitrnv oivrv
i *t M il this office \v?M pen from hoi
, 1 nf ilav of January IPOit to the 20th |
(l i? of pebri ryV.icj, for the purpose j
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w i i rtv.i^ i iK: lt*i imin UI l III? I HX - I
I pjlViTH <?f J.ftllCHAter I iill IS( V. j
I All persons 1 jJur personal prop- i
r :n their no ,, ->I) - "ui trnl a*
| M ; :< ITnlder it aa itunband,'!
! V ,r r r" u-ir<r: ir 'I'm Fv" of n**. '
I A'l'niniatrator, Ri i. i, .Ajcent 01 j
A < :-rney oil c ) d-?v f,f .Nonary!
) !om-> np,> required In- In*,v fn lh>f* the i
! ta' ' 4-? 1 ' ' ' lift I i me IP j
.
I i"v t>?r fppt, which attarhen in i
i \ * ro \ o tlo ft?"
'I'hs'|)Hvers u .11 not** ail Real j
! improvntnetitaI
! u do ii re. last return.
if, r. ' ii thP nKOs i
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I
, i i f _v on Uis itiij f t . o"t] t* U??v for l
f i ? i i rivi niene.e of * t . ' '
I Osceola?Tuesday, Jan Gtb, 1903, p.
Valley ? ' ''lr day, Jan.
| 7th. lottt.
I r -Tltiirsii ' "i. 190' Van
Wyrk?Friday. Jan. Oth. 15)03.)
(>i . ?Monday, fan. I3th# 1903, a.m.
Dwitfht?Monday Jan. 19 1IF 3 p.m.
' i . ?vtl!e*To- <hi;>, Jan. 13, 1903.
Taxahaw?Wednpadav, .Inn. 14,11103.
Flat (drepk Churrh?Thursday, Jan.
t ir>t?>, 1903.
Nr. ('. C. Welsh's?Friday, Jan. 10,
1 r?03.
I'rinius?Sat nrday.Jan. 17. 1903,a.m. j
I I' lilt* Cold Mine? Monday. Jan. 10,1
J 008.
Xer haw?Tuesday and Wednesday,
Jan. 2<tt|i and 21st. 1"03.
Heath Springs?Thursday, Jan. 2*2,
1003.
"Irarant ITiTl Friday. Jan. 23, 1003.
a. m.
W. T. Vanlandinghnm's?Monday.
Jan. 20th, 1003.
It will be to the interest of every
tax payer to make his return prompth
' vc Hi ."O ; #-r rent. penalty
i\ oh attaches after the 20th of Ft-br.
r y.
ftrr the above date-. I will Lei
f .r.rl Withe '.nditorV (Jfloe to wait'
u; <>o the j ut.ilr
i'eapeot t ii I ly,
JXO. A. COOK,
Auditor T,. C.
1 .oooneter, ?J. C., Uco. Utb, 1J [
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I No Matter V
# come here every departme
5 gain story to tell yon, II
gathered here and there t!
I Great E^r^irj G
6 Comforts from 75 cents up. 1
% Men's lino shoes at 95 cents.
Men'8 Suits at $2.25 and up.
Men's flats at 45 cents and i
25 cents.
A full lino of Ladies Jackets?
lot of Capes?must bo sold regar
Neckties, Collars, (doves, Ui
other things to bo sold as chap a
see
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COFFINS! !
Wc now have in stock and
a complete line of Coffins ant
stock embraces
ALL SI2ES AND
From l!i? plain, cheap Coffin up to
Call and Bee us or send us your order
have a death in your family. Prices
Lancaster Me
Lancaster, S. O., Oct, 23, '02.-tf.
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Dissolution Notice. |F
IF1
he, linn of iMinderburk (Jo j j*1*-*
will on January 1st, 1903, bv i _
mutual consent of the parties lip
composing said firm?A. L. Fun 1**
dciburk and li. V. Funderburk? f>
be dissolved. T*til
All parlies indebted to ua byldig<
note or account will please come J0'."
forw; r<l >*iul settle AT ON''K, ( ; i;ic
tna'-e pp?i8frfetory firrtMicem nt -. stoi
This Ljtke is intended ior >^11! cur
whowe us. ' unc
Respect Iiii 1 v youra, | reu
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When You|J
:nt has its little bar- 5
ere are a few items J
iroughout this j
living Store. |
blankets r>0 cents up. m
Ladies fine shoes $100. g
Boy's Suits 00 cents up. g
jp. Children's Hats nt m
must go at any prico. A
dless of cost. g
uleiwear and numerous g
s tlio cheapest. Call and w
rbrBar^am^GT^er;
COFFINS! "
will continue to keep,
1 Burial Caskets. Our
QUALITIES.
the handsome Metallic Cases.
when so unfortunate as to
within the reach of all. ^
srearvtiie Co.k
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Hflests what you eat.
a preparation contains all of the
sstants and digest# all kinds of
i. lL^i ves Instant relief and never^
8 to cure. It allows yon to 'at .:Hf
food you want. The most sensitive
much* can talco it. fry its u; e many
us inds of dyspeptics have been
ed after c^crythln^ cloft failed. I3iqu
dled lor the stomach. Chlld-^with
wluk stouiacns thrive on rU
ires all siohiHch *pc>uh?M
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