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Two- thirds of {he inmates of our hospitals are worn
?r for an eperation, made naoassary by advanced stages ol
a tumor, or displacement uf Um womb.
" AN OPERATION
|TnUf illOQA WAt?<1 a ? *%%% ' ! " l!
?? t??vou mu*v4o <411^1 in.* cAiiiuiiiiitiuii si i j rvi* tern
hfars them, when she ceusideas tehat the operation has bee
derangements cannrit cure themselves, and neglecting the 1
there is no cure. tvoman who lets her trouble make
tioH and a lifetimiftffc impaired usefulness at the best, an
might have been saved t>y Lyitta E. JMivkliam's Vegetabl
~ j " ~*fcn are troubled with irregu
at ion, weakness, leucorrhoea, dispiacemer
bearing down feeling, inflammation of the c
lence), general debHity, indigestion and ne.
p such symptoms as dizziness^ faintness, la.
vousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, and "
the blues, they Khoetld remember that th
remedy; Lydia B. Pinkhamfs Compound a\
READ THE FOLLOV
"Dear Mrs. F<nkiiam :? I cannot tell }*ou how in
am to you for it. Fof five years I have not been free from
and those awful dragging sensations with leucorrhoea, an
condition I could hardly ait up. I doctored all the time,
operation was necessary.
i " Two months ago a friend suggested that I try Ly
one knows what it has done for me and how thankful I an
had for live years, ft did for me what doctors could no
bout it.w ? Louise Nauru, 7U E. 100th St., New York Ci1
"Dear Mrs. Pinkham:? 1 wish to thank you for w
has done for me. I had terrible hemorrhages. l>eifcg lacera
me that If I would have an operation I would be well an
before; no one knows What I suffered. Finally a friend ad
so, and commenced td.foel beffier ^ I continued its use, and
am strong and well. If women with any kind of female t-i
to an operation they would be spared many hours of paii
what you have done for me."? Anna Kirciihoff, 150 E. 1<
^c;aaa aa forfeit ? wo ounnnt forthwith r>ro?luee th? ori
1 tTUolr abao'tula geuuiu<uie??.
L % WISE IS THE WOMAN Wl
[Lydia E. Pinkham's Ve
NEGROES MUST LEAVE. When a man live
0 ? . fn t i rw it in a sign that he
Lake- leJ",s- Ju'y 9 ? community of suck..
Information reached Sour Lake
0 today that a hrakeman of the For R lazy |jver try
Southern Pacific, Hud Thompson, Stomach and Liver J
u i u I , , , , ,, , invigorate the liver, *
had been shot and fatally wound- tion, regulate the bowe
ed by a nogro at Nome Junction. ^ey i'cm drug*..
t Notices were at once posted in
twenty five or thirty conspicious It is easy to tal
places about town, warning all blessings of povert
r . , it i. has a comfortable bi
negroes to leave before night.
Many negroes hastily left the r
city. Over fifty left for Houston
and Beaumont. The exodus rents for a large <1o
uominues anu manv more are r??c? t abthna odri
_ 11 - . . ... Nature's R
walking out ol town tonight. nl9-02-l?y Waali
The situation is grave and may
assume serious phases at any ? . .
_ . ' Some rich men thi
momen?- cau *uy kin,I o
., ? , . writing a check.
Just About Bedtime
take a Little Early Riser?it will Working Night a
cure constipation, biliousness The busiest and in
^ and liver troubles, DeWitt'q fhing that ever wai
Little Early Risers are ditFerent| King's New Life I'ill
from oinei piiis. They u<> not |change weakuess 11
gripe and break down the mil- listlessness into enei
cous membranes of the stomach, into mental power. '
liver and bowels, but cure hvld?rfulin building u
gUULIJr tub ItCtlUllwiir, , Olll) 2i?C pt'X UUJL, O
anu gi> iiif Hliriigth to tueno oi-|ioni 111 us, J. i*. Aiack
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en. They are in most cases either for treatment f.x?
E female troubles which have resulted in ovaritkj,
and
NECESSARY." ?AZ
>r to a woman's soul, and with what regrets she .
ome necessary through her own neglect. Female aH
earnings of nature only means putting it off until A
headway pays the penalty of a dangerous opera- ej i
d the operation often proves fatal when her life ' .
e Compound. *?
lar, suppressed or painful menstru- ?ow
it or ulceration of the womb, that in h
waries, backache, bloating (or flaturvous
prostration ; or are beset with how
ssitudc, excitability, irritability, ner- Porl
want-to-be-left-alone " feelings, and
\ere is one tried and never-failing the
t once removes such troubles. ,,rJ
HNG LETTERS. 1 S22
uch good you have done ime and how thankful I j
pain for a day. I have had backaches, headaches,
a when menstruation appeared I was in such a Pu"
but nothing helped me, and I was told that an "1
X w i
din E. Pinklmm's Vegetable Compound. No
t for it. It brought me the first well days I have 8*id
t do, and I want every suffering woman to know inte
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hat Lydia E. Pinkham'g Vegetable Compound
ted from the birth of my child. The doctor told afTai
d strong. I submitted to it, but was worse than un
vised me to try yuur Vegetable Compound ; I did
it has done for me what doctors could not do. I ard.
roubles would only consult you before submitting aati(
1 and suffering. I cannot thank you enough for f
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final letters anil signature* of abore to.*tl?onlaU, which will proT? boy
Lyilia K. i'inkUaui .UeilUlne Co., Lynn, Mu?. ,
tiO HAS FAITH IN ?
getable Compound. 1*,"
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8 by bis wits The wise man profits by bis 1 tr
i resides in a mistakes; the fool mourns over a8ke
r?. them.
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said
Chamberlain's
'ajtilets. They One Dose Convinces. eom<
tid the di^es- .. . , T had
Is and prevent Mo/.ley's Lemon Elixir acts
sale by J. F. gently on the bowels without ever
any unpleasant effect. It is a 7?n
. . . perfect liquid laxative. 50 cents ln* 1
!Li?U ? le Por bottle at all drugstores. An(*
y when one 1 h
ink account.
Fine feathers do not make fine
lerson that is birds, but thev do maRe expen- Bai
l to send 25 8}Te hatfl * to si
liar bottle of wari
emedy Co., _ _ _ ^ he v
lington, I? C. 71^""o m hair
Be*rt tb? /> Ito Kind You Haw Always Bouffi | h a 1 f
Bigmture S'Iff J?- a lie
nk that they of '-coor^t4i4 road
f a wrong by wfty
Satan always gets busy when honi
ho sees a church closed for the he a
ind Day. summer. ,j y
iel.tie t little
i mwlo is l>r.
s. These pills fs. A OT'O CT > A 1 Wen
ito atrengiii, I 'i a i beei
gy, brain fag For Infants and Children. k'I
',h,7?rh *r,"' The Kind You Have Always Bought! r<"P<
oiU o> Ayl'aw- | Hears the y/^ , ' I ..
.ey iV.(>o. ami | qipnp.turo of I
?cy. j I to
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IICIDE IN MARLltOltO., KODOL digests what you eat
KODOL cleans-s? purifies, streu^theoe
????? and sweetens the stomach.
White Man Nlnys Another ?nuAI , . .. .
KUUUL cu,ea indigestion, dyspepeW, and
Witll a Shotgun. 411 stomach and bowel tcaablea.
KODOL acce'eratea the aotloa ef th? jav
f, 'ri,^ c,Q(. i trie glands and gives tone lo tii*
.ml to the State. j digestive organs.
annettsville, July 7.?l'urly , KODOL relieves an overworked stomach
. i , . ? ! of all nervous strain elves to
g y WaH shot and killed by j the heart a full, free and untrammelod
l W. Coward, near MoLeod'sl action, nourishes the nervous ?v?i?n. <?~i
. -i ., c n .. feeds the brain.
, teu miles north of Bennetts
, Thursday afternoon last. KODOL '?*?
1 were wtiite men. The two and weak people strong by giving to thair
ill the road and had some ^dies all Of the nourishment that is c.?tained
in the food they eat.
is. A diflicultv ensued in ? v
... , . . Bottles only, SI.00 Slie holdine 2H tlmw the trial
311 Coward emptied a shotgun size, which sen* for 50c.
f tllgley, killing llini almost Prepared oa'.y b> C. C. DeWlTT i CO.. CJkiCAOt.
antly. For sale ??.v Craw lord Bros.
Dward reached Benuettsville ~~
y this morninR.unaccon.pa. "Wa" it a shot gun you
I, and surrendered himself to
riff Green and is uow in jail. "l have been ?<lvia?d no.
phoue messaRo from Kollock talk" he B?iJ- "'>"t whHl 1 havo
s the following accouutef the told you ,he truth" 1 ku"w 1
edy as told by Charliel.angly w,n have to n,eet " aKaln "
her of the dead man. ""
nrly Langlv and Coward met Brutally Tortured
he road and Coward asked A case came to light, that for
to go home with him. Langly Persistent and unmerciful torture
t.v i a has perhaps r.evor been equaled.
. No 1 won't go to your Joe PGolobick of Coluaa, Calif.,
ae. as I liave no good feeling writes: "For 15 years I endured
you." Coward said, "1 will insufferable paiu from rheumato
your house, and the wav tiem and nothing relieved me
have been cutting up around though I tried everything known.
, ... . I came across Electric Bitters and
5 you need a man like me to if,a tho ?raa?aot.
v w ?uv v iiiou ii/i no Oil Ottl tLl
you down." Langly said, for that trouble. A few bortlna of
, you won't go to my house it completely relieved and cured
you won't cool me down." tne." Just as good for liver and
ard then knocked I.augly troubles and general de...
, . , , . . . billty. Only 50c. Satisfaction
n with hi. gun and shot him Kua/anteed by Crawford Bros., J.
e was getting up. p Mackey & Co. and Funderburk
fter this message was receiv- Pharmacy Druggists.
heState's correspondent went . ? . \
le jail and interviewed Mr. True wealth consists in enjoy- N.
ard, who was lying on a cot y?u have, not in having
ja cej| more than you can enjoy.
. would like for you to tell me G s ^ ^ iF*"..11^"" D
it happened" said the reSVould
it be advisable?" asked _ T~. TT. , iL
Trust not the friendship of the
prisoner. . . man or woman who thoughtlessly
[ hat is left entirely with you," mutilate a good book,
ied the reporter. "I have
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mo u?ugiy b statement, and ^noiera lufantum.
ouKbt you might want your. Thi? has long been regard. an
. ? J one of the moat dangerous and
bed t0?* fatal diseases to which infants
lell me what Charlie said,and are subject. It can be cured,how11
tell you if it is correct," ever, when properly treated. All
Coward, Bhowing intense that is necessary is to give Chainrest
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar,
T , , . . rhoea Remedy and castor oil, as
oarlie I.angly a ver.ion of the directed with' etch bottie, ,nd ,
ir was repeated. cure is certain. For sale by J. F.
'hat is incorrect," said Cow- Mackey <fc Co., Druggist.
"I will give you the conver- ? >n
just as near as I can think m m a yrr a ttt
t. Purly had attacked my 1MAAUAW 9*and
when I met him I asked wlffl TUTOrPTrPTTIll?
why he had been abusing WW l.I? U JL JL 1 U 1 ?l
dv. He commenced to curse WAXltAIV N C
said he would do any way
pleased. He had a knife
tu and was advancing on me. FACULTY :
ied to reason with him and J. R. WALKER, Principal. A. B.
id him to go to the house and WofTord College ; now studying
promise with Landy. He lor A. M. ; student in S. C.
he wouldn't do it, and said Summer School two summers;
cthiug about something he teacher ot 5 years' experience ;
heard. I asked him if he two >'ears at Waxhaw. High
hA.rrt ~ V 1 school and intPP?n?H,ufa <lan.r.
nwjr m uillUllUI ? - - ^ '"
1 against him. He kept com- T? nlen!L,)UT . , , . ,
.i . . . , It. N. NISBET, student in Lanin
me with his knife drawn, ? o o i 1
_ , , , , , * caster Summer School past
of course I defended myself. 8Ummer . teacher of 20 years'
In t say anything about cool- experience ; two years at Wax
him down. The only reason haw. Intermediate and high
id I would go to his home was school departments,
low that I was friendly to- O. E. CUNNINGLI AM, teacher ot
1 him. I don't know whether 11 years' experience; three
ras drinking or not,but about >'earH at Waxhaw. Primary
an hour before the difficulty department.
gro saw him lying across the Intermediate and primary de^
I and he asked the nnorn ? -
?_..n.w partments. his teacher will
to hell. I paw him about an be added to faculty, making
r before at Elijah llair'a and faculty ol live),
ppoared to be friendly." MRS. J. II. WALKER, graduate
Vhen asked if there wore any of l'eace in inatrumental muric;
, , .. student in Columbia remale
vitnepnea, Coward said there1 _ .
. . , , , college; teacher ol 8 years
a two girls nearby, who bad px j(,rw. yOT?
i in company with l.angiy. haw. Instrumental music de
)id he die instantly?" the partment.
rter asked. I p0r now catalogue and informant)
died la. f.ityii. iia.tv, ?v | iion, aUuies.-reply.
j J. It. WALKER,
soaiil aid uui answer iUt)| J-wi-'iiu hrtlliaWj iN.b.