Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Easy. BLACK WHITE lotPOLIl HUSIJBAND E DESPAJ Mt Fear Tears of Dhcsaghg C.ae~ieneMr.k Cae Upse. ir nal Can tRoom Catrn, Ky.-la- as.lateslting letter rmn this place, Mrs. Bettle Bullock writes as follows: "I suffered for four Years, with womanly troubles, and during this time, I could only sit up for a little wkile, and could not walk anywhere at al. At times, I would have severe pains la my left side. The doctor was called In, and his treat. ment relieved me for a while, but I was Soon vwaliped to my bed again. After -a'O, nothlngu emed to do me any good. *S0 . ( 'PINS! PN!F H AT PINS, SC ARF PINS, 1' *KINDS OF PINS FOR A LL PUR l *DESIGNS. LODGE, PRA TE RM *OF ALL K(INDS. GOLD AND Si *UINE STONkS. ALSO MANYIP COME IN AND SE E OUR BIG NEVER "S TISK" YOU ON TH Al *VALUE ON EVERY ARTICLE1 * .FLEMING I * Marked Cut prices ai remaining stock Childten's colorec will be found oni * marked in plain colored and solic must move now. Speeial Valu< Among thel1 secure the size, c you desire. W.G.WI) % of shoos daily 'ES100 Wt Ba ta LESCUED RING WIFE .......' in th I had gotten so weak I cod not saad, ce and I gave up in despair. th At last, my husband got ae a betoe of IOWAd, the woman's toeo, ad I Co0- cc msetced taking It. fom me ry lrst th dose, I old te It as hellg me. I can nw walk two "dles wibout Its tla tiring.e9 and-ant doleg altJwork." ? e troubles, don't give up In despair. Trf y Cardul, the woman's tonl. It has helped more than a million women, in ts s0 to years of continUous sUCCs, and should d surely help you, too. Your druggist has el sold Cardul for years. He knows what Old it will do. Ask him. He wil recom. e mend it. Begin taking Cardul today. S Wr to: Chattanooga M.kne c... W Adv~sary, Dep.. Chattanooga. Tenn.. for 4&. be I~u~ruc~o~ ca" V~s~sad d4I.a"book. mern Teme eee Ine eee. F4 te Otw Gen *an hi ~tl0141 Sol de tir ga fni - *pri a W Pic OR ALL PURPOSES 0 ma LIL PINS, BABY PINS, A LL 0 e OS ES, IN PLAIN AND FANCY 0to TTY AND SOCIE TY EMBLEMS hit L VER SETTINGS WITH GEN- 0 su LESS EXPENSIVE SITTINGS. 0 ce: DJSPLAYV. REMEMBER, WE 0 ph PRiCE, BUT GIVE YOU FULLg 'OU BUY.e an BROTHERS .o 5, s. C. 0 iiDE of tht Down!f re made on the of Ladies' and2 I sunshades--they the Centre Tables tov figures. Sheer I White Fabrics an pli gr s in Ladies' White Co losiery you can olor and weight th ison&Co tha DDY OF PONTIFF BORNE TO CHAPEL' ciemn Rites of Absolution Perform. ?d. Tribute From Many. Rome, Aug. 21.-Borne by red iformed members of the Sediall who ton he was alive carried .him .in a 0 ian chair, the body of Pope Pius dressed in politncal robes and tre with the other emblems of his cred office lying beside it, was ken 'today to the Chapel of the essed Sacrament in St. Peter's-where D solemn rites of absolution were rformed. Thousands previously had' visited a throne room, where the body v. to look upon the face of the dead ntiff and many wove themselves t to the great procession from the rone room to the chapel. The pro selon was headed by the bearers of a massive silver pontifical cross, 20 rdinals, and patriachs, archbish s, bishops. priests and papal and I urt chamberlains and members of e Swiss noble and palatial guards their multi-colored uniforms. The ene was an impressive one. Under e flare of the candles in the chapel uld be see'n the tear dimmed eyes ' prelate' priest, laymen and papal iard. Especially affected were the arer's of tMe body of the pope, The burial of Pope Pius will be ab lutely private. This was decided on day. The body was embalmed to ty -prior tog its removal to the apdI for the ceremony of absolu mn. lustdiid of the antiquated meth t of relmo*ing the viscera and pre rving it il a vase in the church of . Vincent near the Quirinal, a fluid lich It is claimed will preserve .the dy perfect was inJected into .the ar Pies. The late pope's only brother, An lo Sartor, arrived in Rome today. em a handsome elderly person, let had changed him to a broken , I man. Great affection existed be een the brothers, and when Angelo tered the mortuary chamber today d the dead pontiff did not answer i customary greeting, he fell to his 1 ees at the body. sobbing aloud. ere lie knelt for an hour, pray4ng, C 3 tears meanwhile streaming down i face, and sobs convulsing his . me. Kindly hands finally lifted the a .rowful man and led him from the - ith chaimber to the apartment of sisters. dourning throughout Rome con- i ued today. All theatres, moving I ture shows and other amusement ces remained closed. Thousands thered in St. Peter's square last ' rht and remained there, soie in 1 uycr until broad daylight when a lent thunderstorm drove them ay. rhe contents of the will of Pope A is became known today. The testa nt Is dated 1911 but has codicils de in successive years. To the mbers of his immediate faimily lhe yes $20,000 which was presented him some years ago, and $2,400 to nephews. Both bequests are made bject to the applroval of his sue sor. in the will is the following I rae: 'I was born -poor and lived poor SI wish to die poor." Prince Chilgi, hereditary miarshal 1 the conclave, today. because of his ' ranced years, requested Cardinaul E hla Volpe to obtain a substitute for t a. The cardinal chose Prince Lu- e vico. The marshall of -the con- f ,ye is entrusted with the protection d the cardinals during the conclave.. '1 Vatican officials today expressed I i wir appreciation of messages of con vhis time. He has been in public s since 1890. He came to the front A p s'ame year I did. If lie is such a V mat leader now, more worthy to be I lowed than Tillman, more worthy Il admiration and trust, how has lie i neeaded all thes'e years in hiding it? int has he ever done in a construe e way 'to benefit the people of ~ uth Carolin-a Let those who are sponsors answer. I have demon- g ated my statesmranship and ab~iity lend in a dozen ways. Without mn mentioning what I have done In wshington as a senator, I have many a~ numents to my credit in South ,1 rolina-Clemson and Winthrop -in educational way, the constitution convention, which relieved the pee Sof the State of the menace of ne- al > domination by th organic law der which we live, the primary item of choosing candidates and despised and slandered dispen -y, which only failed because the I ~rupt politicians ini the legislature 2 hold of it anid the anmti-illman111- C a egged thmem on *to destroy it. hlut , spite of al'l their maichilnatonm'anldc uning, i still survives locally in ny enunties All these are largely I hndi~work. Ini Gou's name, lot )se who wvere formerly Tilimanites now Bleansi shmoutters. show what anlse has (lone of a sImilar chiarhe .They can nt (do It and they owe (1 to themselves to pause a'nd analyze a nigs andi recover their reasoni-if v iy can. They can und~o some of wrongs they have perpetuated t dl restore the State's good name a ich Blease has made a byword and I hissing. The 25th of August will, I I the story and I watch the result olences received from President Vilson. and Secretary Bryan. - Cardinal Farley telegraphed the 'abican today that he was leaving 1witzerland to attend the conclave. The Marquis dl San Guilliano, the talian foreign minister, has ordered epresentatives of Italy abroad to tate that though nearly the whole .Z Europe is engaged in warfare the 'atholics can elect a new pope in eaceful Italy. The Swriss government has notified he vatican that it has ordered Swiss uards who returned to Switzerland or the mobilization to resume their luties at the vatican. , TO"ACH TROUBLES The leading doctors of France have or years used a prescription of vege able oils for chronic stomach trouble nd constipation that acts like a charm )ne dose will convince you. Severe ases of years' standing are often rreatly benefited within 24 hours. So nany people are getting surprising ,esulta that we feel all persons suf ering from constipation lower bowel,. iver and stomach troubles should try dayr's Wonderful Stomach 'Remedy. t is now sold here by Laurens Dirjj o. Now Harper Street Got Its Nane * in 1802 lRobert Otuodloe- Harper, of 3altimore, Alaryland, sold several lots hat lie owned in the town of Laurens, .C. I suppose that Harper street rained its name from this man, Rob rt Goodloe .Harper. He must have een a man with a good reputation for Lfary Musgrove Berry named her only ion Robert Goodloe Harper Berry. And ihe was the Mary Musgrove that was io brave in the Revolution. and that Jorse Shoe Robinson praised so high Y. Thos. M. Workman. PAKE DODSON'S AND STAY ON VOUII FEET Taking Calomel means staying home or the day--take Dodson's Liver zone and save a day's work. If an ttack of constipation or billiousness its you, there's no need to take a dose f calomel and spend at least a day etting over the effects of it. Laurens )rug Co., sells Dodson's Liver Tone, rhich they guarantee takes the place f calomel and starts a lazy liver with ut bad after-effects. Dodson's Liver Tone does all the ood that caloniel can do, yet it Is bsolutelyq harmless to young people nd old. It is a pleasant tasting veg table liquid that will relieve consti ation or sour stomach or other trou -es that go along wiht a lazy liver, 1thout restriction of habit or diet. 'ou don't leave of any of the things ou regularly do when you take Liver 'one. A large bottle of Dodson's Liver 'one sells for 50 cents. Get the gen Ine and if you are not pleased with the druggist from whom you bought will give your money back with a mile. 4NNUAL REUNION OF OLD CONDEDS telightfulI Day Spent ait Langston, ('hurch where the Old Soldiers lRe. counted Former Experiences. The annual reunion of Co. F, 14th tegiment. S.. C .V., was held at Lang ton Church on August 19th. The comp~any was called together z the church and was presided over y Capt. W. A. Shands. Resolut~ons rere passed on the death of Comrade .J. Workman. Interesting talks on be subject of the ladies farming a hapter of the 'Daughters of the Con ederacy were delivered by Capt. W. .Shands and Mr. Geo. M. Hanna. 'he roll was called and the following tembers were present: Capt. W. A. hands, Geo. M. Hlanna, RI. W. Taylor, Perry -Dillard, N. C. Snead, J. WiI.. on Blakeley, E. Y. McQuown, 3. R. .nderson and H. P. Blakeley. The isiting soldiers were R. 0. IHairston, .P. Adair, D. T. Copeland, M. Flem ig, T. Hi. Bobo, J. L. M. Patton, Win. onnan. J. W. Lanford, T. R. Riddle nid W. ID. Walls. Honorary members 7ere L. S. Machray and WV. F. Wright, A cross of honor was placed on the rave of John W. Clark by Capt. W. .Shands. rThe following young ladies recIted plpropriate pieces: Miss 'Irene Dii ird, Mattie Belle Peterson, Annie ray Donnan and Haskell Wright. Dinner was sp~read on the grounds ad enjoyed by a large crowd. W. Fi. Wright. low To GJive Quinine To Chldren. EDRI LINF, Is tihe trade-mark name given to as sproved Quinine. It is aTasteless Syrup, pleas. i to take and does not disturb the stomach. hiidren take it and never know it is Quilnlne. iso especIally adapted to adults who cnnnot Lkseorla ryqu e ~etr ne ot. auseate nor the next time you need Qui nine for any Dur :sse. Ask for 2-ounce original package. The amne FIDRII,IN14 is blown in bottle. 25 cents. ('ostly Tireatiment. "I was troubled with constipation nd indigestion and sipent hundreds f dollars for medicline and1( treatment" crites C. Ii. Ilines, of WVhitlow, Ark. I went to a St. Louis hospital, also a hospital in New Orleans, but no lire was effected. On returnIng home began taking Chamberlain's Tab wts, and worked right along. I used 'emn for some time and am now all .ght."' Sold by all dao-ers. rAuis &7n5mgw THICK WALLS, STRONG LOCKS, SECURE GUARANTEE. LET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR. MONEY If you come in and see our safes and vaults, and realize how well equipped we are to take care of your money, it will give you avery safe feeling when you go to bed at night to know that fire or burglars can not disturb it. If you have any money matters on which advice, come to us. We will be glad to see you in our bank. We refer those who have not banked with us to those who HAVE. Make OUR bank YOUR bank. We pay interest in Savings Department ENTERPRISE BANK N. B. DIAL, Pres. C. H. ROPER, Cashier men i ourown ills Sl 0ash, dorbidsrenmudns 4-S materar wefrish inth qatt n Routh 6 1 We tat ith the Compndlete houe binilsfoeactc' plans~t and builer's oprlists n our owiaty menin or omilk.orspcfcton e u s otre idscens oldn aial unifersai-yo can pofth quanity adn tages anydrlssu time-anywher.Wehvspca faciie for mClaing~u Lineieaind oumr, Shesat Hore. vs PnmStaFl "FOOTER'Sfs SERVICE" Is nieral-yuberand prftbyisad.. faclier or leangngriaduumer Drmerdses Kd, ans anTheysSipesn ndct o aiyand hHtsnladt Goustematnd's Frulael, anin--gSit. Fodig onmte.r's Dyeng'sk SminrnerCouhs ae Dngerus. or cold promptly and prevent cornpli.. catlons. It is soothing and intiseptic Summr cldsarcdaneros. heyand makes you feel better at once. ndiatolowvitlit an ofen eadtoTo delay Is dangerous --get a botue uiostraan lugtobei-of Dr. King's Now 'DIscovery at once. ~ldn o1~mt~1 r igsMoney back if' not satisfled. 50ce and iJew Discovery will relieve the cougrh 1.1) nhttni on. a..u.drugist