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Mysteries of F Prac Astion in the Tissues of S. S. S. is a Regular Wizard in I1heumatism is often the effect of some bi other blood affliction that has left its lin. el press in the joints, muscles and mucous a coverings of the body. It works into tho wN tissue cells. thoso tiny, little bodies in ft which nutrition goes on. And it is here that a imost remarkable medicine known ei as S. S. 8. (oes its most active and most i effective work. )) Its action is marvelous. Bed-ridden p rheumatics get on their feet as if by tv magic. That cold, clammy sensation that it made you hug a red hot stove is gone in a twinkling. That excruciating pain that tI made a feather lay as heavy as a ton of coal on the skin is gone. You get up and b dance with glee. I Your rhoumatism is gono--absolutely! ir It is an actual logical fact, that Swift's Ir Sure Specific flushes your blood, gives is your entire blood circulation a fine a thorough bath. It just naturally and in a ti twinkling irrigates every atom in you Ia You Need There are times In evetr needs a tonic to help hei When that time comes to y to take-Cardul, the woman posed of purely vegetable gently, yet surely, on the wi and helps build them back It has benefited thousands ailing women in its past h success, and it will do the You can't make a mist, C1A The Woma Miss Amelia Wilson, F says: "I think Cardui is the C for women. Before I beg, so weak and nervous, ani spells and a poor appetite. as strong as I ever did, an Begin taking Cardui today. Has Helped e [[X] 4444*4444444I Real Estate ~ D. H. Count's dwel SMain St., Laurens, S. ( one-half acres. ~ The home place o near Poplar Springs C + 200 acres of well ir +dwelling and outhouse House and lot of ~on west Main Stree ~quick sale. S. R. Todd residei , grounds, well built ho e barn and tenant house +short time. + Somne desirable fa +near Laurens, at reasc Seasy terms. + Laurens Tru J. S. Machen, lowy Jlound-Tr'y UItte for E~ SEABOARD "Thie P'rogress4Ive 1Italh Tro ICH.\lOND1, VA.-Annual reun: ans, .lune 1-3, 1915. To IR[M INGHA.M, ALA.--Snday S tist Convention (colored), To SAN FRIANCISCO.AND bAN International Exposition, a tion, 1915. TQrATHENS, GA.-Summer School, N ~ July 31, 1915. FOt specific rates, schedules or ot] BlOMuiD Agents or write. C . COMPTON, r. P. A., 8. A. L. Ry., Atlanta, Ga.. . lheumatism lically Solved a Remarkable Antidote Driving Out Rheumatism. )dy. It rushes into every cell, causes cry bone. muscle, ligament, tendon, ucou. surface and every nerve to thrill Ith freedom, with health, with now. und springiness. And best of all, S. S. S. though a pow ,ful searching, overwhelming enemy to On and the causes of rheumatism Is as ire as the dew on a peach blossom, as werful as the heroic works of nature, searching as the peremptory demand of o most exact science. Ask for and insist upon getting S. S. S. ie world's cure for rheumatism. For private, personal advice on stub. )rn chronic rheumatism write at once the Swift Specific Co., 203 Swift Build. g, Atlanta, Ga. Their medical depart. ent is famous on all blood diseases, and equipped ;to make personal blood tests, proved by the highest medical authori. es. Get a bottle of S. S. S. -today. Then way goes rheumatism for all time. a Tonic r woman's ife when she - over the hard places. ou, you know what tonic s tonic. Cardul Is com ingredients, which act -akened womanly organs, to strength and health. and thousands of weak alf century of wonderfui same for you. ike in taking DUI n's Tonic . F. D. No. 4, Alma, Ark., reatest medicine on earth, in to take Cardui, I was i had such awful dizzy Now I feel as well and d can eat most anything." Sold by all dealers. Thousand&. Bargains . ling, situate on West ,on lot of four and4 f Mrs. Anna C.West hurch, consisting of iproved land, good s, on easy ternas. Mrs. Anna C. West4 t at a bargain .for ice, large, attractive use, with good new s, at $5,000 for a rms, well improved, nable prices and on at Company Sec'y.-Treas. rery bodiiy OiYeredi by the AIR LINE iiay of the South" on, United Con federate Veter chiooi Congress, National hDap) June 9-14, 1915. DIEGO, CAL.-Panama-Pacific nd Panama--California Exposi University of Georgia, June 28 nier information, call on SEA F'RED GE11ffi, Last. Gen'l. Passenger Agent, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * : I :he lack of a suilicient army by the United States is constantly eiphasized by all sorts and conditions of people and the signs are abundant that the great majority of Americans are of a mind that the Congress should aul thorize the enlargement of our mill tary establishment whether or not 1 there shall be trouble with a foreign country. A1eanwhile, why wait for the Con gress to act? Are the people, the various sorts and conditions of people who prate about our unpreparedness, doing what they can to supply a remedy for that unhappy condition? There are thousands of well-to-do lawyers, bankers and merchants and other business men who grudgingly give to their clerks the time neces sary to make an emficient member of the National Guard. Were the National Guard, the militia, cordially and generously sup ported by the people, especially those people who employ young men, we should have a body of at least half a million who, if not efficient soldiers, would have -the ground-work of the soldier's education and would be so nearly "regulars" that their supple mentary training for actual service on the firing line could be given in a few weeks. 'he -entirely raw recruit mustered into the regular army can not be made ready for effective service under five or 9d-x months or a year. One of the principal, if .not the principal, explanations of the relative inefficiency of the militia Is the dispo sition indulged by the people to be little it. Nine out of ten men when they pass a -squad of young men drilling suppress an inclination to sneer at "brass buttons' and "tin sol diers." The truth is that a squad of lads drilling is a squad of lads work ing for their country. In the event of war breaking out with another coun try every youth who has had a year's experience in the National Guard of South Carolina would be worth half a dozen 'or a dozen civilians who would be useless to their State and country until they had learned to handle a musket. The place to begin the strengthen ing of our country's defenses is Co lumbia, the time is now and the way is by the demonstration of a far more appreciative estimate of the militia companies of this city by the elder eit izens, especially those citizens who make up the payrolls and keep the tine of the young men who would be expected to do the heaviest share of the fighting were a fight forced on the 'nited States. If the people want an effective militia force, they can get it. They can get it here in Columbia. Considering the handicaps that the militia labors under in this country, it is rather surprising that the force is so ellicient as it is. The chief of these handicaps is the cold refusal of the pmblic to discern its value. Where there should be pride in :the nailitia and warm praise of the services of the young men who form it, there is in fact lukewarmness, if not sonic thing very like resentment towards it. Of course the militia has its weak nesses, but for these rank and file are not r'esponsible, and were the attit ude of the public towardls it what it should lie ile weaknesses would lie remloved.-The Stunte. .Wn TIakes is Own Medicine is hai Opt iist Hie has absolute faith in his medi elne-be knows when he lakes it for certain ailments he gets relief. Peo pie who take Dr. lKing's New l)iscov er'y for an iri tatinug Cold are opt i muists-they know this eough remnedy will penetr'ate lie linings of the thI'roat kill the gerans and~ open the wvay for' Na ture to act. Y'ou can't destroy a Cold by su pertic iahl treatImenit-vou muiist go to lte ca'''e. of the * rouble. lie ani optimist. Get a bottle of illr. liing's New Discovery todiay. * * * LISBON NEWS. * A* Lisbon,1 .\ay 24.--.Thie farmers are get ting very busy these days. Thue cot ton is up to a stand. 'The wheat and oats are getting ready to harvest. Wheat and oats are very poor this seaso1 n bt there'l will be more miade han formerly because of increased acrecage. We expect to sow imiore veteh, clover aiid oats this fall, that is, if the seedl enn lbe had. There is nothing tha t will implrove ll faster and~ 110 food stutff can lbe raisedl chleape1r. On a trill through the country to Unioin a few (lays ago and when wve got out to Tylersville, we saw more clover', vetch and oats than we evei' saw before in one field. It wvas on the farm of a progressive farmer, Capt. Washington Craig. We saw some fair ly good wheat and oats at Cross An chor, Cross Keys and Union. Cr'oss Anchor is a beautiful town and those progressive people will have a rail Toad through there sogi' ,fpct, we don't Adei~w a jolen~ - tht needs a; ailroad more than from mane to, Jnlon by way of Cross Anchor and 3ross Keys. The fruit crop looks promising and %e see a good many melon patches in >laces. The Lisbon school will close next L'hursday.. Col. J. H71. Wharton will nake the address for the occasion, and ye expect to hear something interest ng as the colonel is always on the ob. The Lisbon school has broken Lil records and we hope that Miss Mc lure will be able to teach for us again. Mr. John Jess Madden, one of our )ld landmarks has passed over the 'iver. Mr. Madden was a good man tnd his neighbors and his many riends will miss him as well as his !hildren.. He never was very active ii politics, yet you could ayways ind iLm on the side that he thought was 'ight and a man that paid strictly to its own affairs. Mr. Henry Milan of Pine View, N. C., visited his mother last week. Henry says back to South Carolina he comes aext year. Capt. B. H. Pasley of Cold Point is ispending awhile with his sister and Ather relatives. We are glad to state that 'Mr. Geo. Riddell is much better after months confined to his room and will soon be We are sorry to know that Miss Sara Holmes had to go to Julia Irby hospital for treatment. We hope that she will soon return home much Lmn proved in health. A good crowd went from this com munity last Saturday to Children's Day at Prospect. All those that at tended report a grand time, and that every child acted their part to perfec tion. We would be disappointed if those children fiiled, as we know the one that goes to so much trouble to make Children's Day at Prospect a record breaker. Mr. A. V. Teague and 'Mr. Jlohn D. W. Watts visited .1. T. A. Ballew this week. Mr. Watts is looking after lie health of the people's hogs. Mr. reague is prospecting. We like these young gentlemen to come around us, as they both can tell you something that will ,make you look on the bright (side of life. Mr. and 'Mrs. Paul W. McLure. and their dlaughter, Miss 'Mary, of Green wood, spent last Sunday with their daughter, Miss Elizabeth McLure. our efficient school teacher of the Lisbon school. Mrs. J. T. A. Ballow will go to Co lumbia in a few days to spend some time with friends. For a Torpid Liver. "I have used Chamberlain's Tablets oft and on for the past six years when ever my liver shows signs of being in a disordered condition. They have al ways acted quickly and given me the (esired relief," writes Mlis. F. ii. Tru bus, Springville, N. Y. For sale by all dealel s. KNDEllSON CALLS PASTOR. First U1aptist Chiurch Offers Pastorate to Dr. J. E. White. Andeorson, Mlay 23.--The thirteen hundred members of the First Bap tist Chur'ch, of Anderson, today v'oted unanimously to extend an Invitation to the Rev. Jlohn E'. White, D. D., pastor of the Second Baptist Church, Atlan ta, to become piastor' of this church, to succeed the Rev'. Jiohn F. Vines. D. D., who has accepted a call to the First Baptist church, of Roanoke, V'a. The pulpit comm it tee was authorized by the congregation to offer Dr'. White an annual salary of $4,500, and a new parsonage. Dr. White is a nativ'e of Clayton, N. C., andl has been pastor of the Atlanta church eighteen years. Hie is considlered one of the strongest msin 1sters in Southern Baptist Convention. INTENSE S1'F"FEHIING Sixteen years ago I was taken sick withl Kidney trouble and suffered ter ribly for three months. I did not work duirinig t his time and was mostly3 con fined to the bed. A fter' using other remedies I finally tied a bottle of Swamph-Itoot. I immediately began to feel beitter, and after using seven tlf ty-cent. bottles, wuas entirely cured and have had no Kidney t'ouble since. I can truly say thant I Jowe my goodl healthI to Swamp-Root IYou may pub lishi this letter' for (lie benefit for oth er people afilicted as I was wvith the hope of bringinig to t heli' at tent ion this jumist wuonderfuli rineady. Youris very t ruly, ilATi~E A. Q!IMI1iY, W6 &'pirice St. WVatei'villec, M\aine. State of M\aine Keinnebee ('ounty, ss. l'e rsonal ly a ppea red the above natm edi lat tie A. Quimby, w~ho subscribed above statement and made oath that he same is true in substance andl in fnct.. Anna M1. 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