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Mysteries of Prai Action in the Tissues ol S. S. S. is a Regular 'Wizard Rheumna ! ~in t: !hr -Tee of sonme Othr1o.11" afflictioit that I'a.; lef! Its imn press In the jioits. museles and intinou1s coverings of te body. It works into the tissue ceit.s. those tiny, little bodies in whielh utritio*n goes 4.n. A1141 it is here that a most remit idablo mnelicine kiown ns S. S. S. does its 1nost actIve and Most effective work. 11s action is miarvelous. Bed-tridden rheumatics get on their feet as if by magic. That cold, clammy sensation that inado you hug a red hot stove is gone in a twinkling. That excruclating pain that made a feather lay as heavy as a ton of coal on the skin is gone. You get up and dance with glee. Your rhoumatism is gone,-absolutely! It is an actual logical fact, that Swift's Sure Specific flushes your blood, gives your entire blood circulation a fine thorough bath. It just naturally and In a twinkling irrigates every tom iln your Rheumatism tically Solved a Remarkable Antidote in Driving Out Itheumatism. ln1dy. It rushes into every cell, causes every bone. imiusle, ligatnent, tendon. inu 1ous. surface and every nerve to thrill with freedotin, with health, with new round Ispringiness. And best of all, S. S. S. though a poW erful searching, overwhelming encmy to pain and the causes of rheumatism is as pire as the dew on a peach blossom, as powerful as the heroic works of nature, fis searching as the peremptory demand of the most exact science. Ask for and insist upon getting S. S. S. the world's cure for rheumatism. For private, personal advice on stub. born chronic rheumnatism write at once to the Swift Speciflic Co., 203 Swift Build. Ing, Atlanta, Ga. Their medical depart. ment is famous on all blood diseases, and is equipped to make personal blood tests, approved by the highest medical authori ties. Get a bottle of S. S. S. today. Then away goes rhounatism for all tima. BRAVE HOOD RESTS 'NEATH NATIVE SOD Sillendid Tribute Paid Memory of Sliln Sheriff at Puneral In Wiins boro. Winnsboro, June 16.-All that is mortal of Adam DuBard Hood lies sleeping in the cemetery of the Meth odist church, the grave hidden be neath a m1oun1id of flowers, which lov ing hands placed as a last tribute to fihe man whi]o gave his life inI the dis charge of dlty. All Fairliel(Id county turned out to do lionor to the brave sheriff, who, on M onday, w'as shot down at the (10r of tle Court Ilouse by mIen who took the lIw into their own hands. All poi'es or business werc closed durhing fihe futeral. Winnsboro and Fairfield otlily m1ourn tihe loss of a brave man and d(eeply deplore the tragedy which cost himii Ills life. Evidelces of sor row were widespread, for . Sheriff Hood was everybody's friend, and eaceh felt a personal loss. The funeral services took place iII the Presbyterian Church, where Sher iff l(ood in 'his life tine served as a dcacon and lived a devoted Christian life. The Rev. Oliver Johnson, pas tor of tile Assovlated Reformed Pres byterian Church, and the Rev. J. 13. 'Traywick, pastor of the Methodist chitirch, conducted the funeral, after wh ich le .\Iasons took charge of the body. Iiong ibefore 2 o'clock, the hour of ithe funmieral. the htrellh was lilled. and hiIdreds stood outsiitside unable to gain adiittince. Many were pres en t from ,t surrout ding cni Is. at'oig lieai being (overntor Mai nin1g, '~e tn n Governlor. lethe-a atal hi ff'T .\e('ain, of Riebland Tihe boudY o)f Simritf lood ' was bI-ru0t fon his laIte hiom, escorted hv til- .\l. sonis and I!.(. ('ol ty li'ials of Faili1hl4 counity. The rwd onl th oultsidet lof the chiltrelh stood un covered atin made a lane for the fin (ril party to piss. T*liiiihurc 1hir softly sang the f.1vorite hynlin ()f the( dIad (heif while the body wa:; brouigh t up tim Iisjle mid place-d inl frontf of Owu pul1 lit. the conltgrgaI oil standing wit I h1)owi'd hieids. At a siIl frotl IIe lk.v. \lIr. Traywick the volgregatinll w a etevd aInd he then 14841 sevvral s-e tions frotai th14 liihle. The Uev. (Ilive. .(Ohnsonl, in hi :l','skedl thai. 11w' father. and11 111liii's ol Smith (a toilnta iight Ialie w:uirin fron1 thle wfl tragedi anild Irayed that Il- inoi le ife t.u I Ill Ii I4 l Ii I Ii lI iii I I I I 4I11 II o114 '4O ine evrywerefor a grealter. devo Iin to diuty. The.%% .\r. Traywick paid a nIllt n~ter t tihuelo the admirable (1ual1 lilies of thw dece'ased. " 'llr'ave't are till Ienderest ('scribed SherilT I Hood. for hlt was a 1inatn of mu1lch ifersolil lnuaeti'll!sm. blrave, tnild el lnd true," 41a i tt I piavikeet i n rai te .\it. Tra'y I i l said l - Is il Ilt "'Fori .lityi onetive yustat il tive hra he tie Gosp'ti'I el atul141ii. ha e seen :nan men ditie; Ithave li'seen(i tbrav' deaith obuiwt l~t I havne e illn ai braver 1Court .tuse .\ na ut fe h toa th seritT54( htacid to hnli ato herwas 1.C i' ( t h 'eS t lir: I gtu1 sog toi iln o knwil ita we diein the dih ('('uir'te o3 f myty todt ('liount' and anli.Traywt' ik Mai he waits, hu tatd tovresr-ne.\ane wait tir.sn ah funeal. OuErelve overnoryha rlotl hismetrnes u tigh army oin that deart'o hriff Clc," hleaaid the arpieaeni.\. T rywcokidislayedt myhs eae friendltie,"andrthereSwer. allway, Sewnart grea. orga-b alThe rs.iswr tknt h ceetr~yte of MthdiStat harch decided.-Newsmond Cioraioler. J Coru. One iey teiictory i honesty ard vaInu acordcane wiar rhoia lighsbt the nly wonera cure t e heon of woa a een Consiberedai'slentChrey? anderi arh onstRtmedy. of recommnd Colleg the trueds oftat imestwittion, N. Gllowa, cStldart, a.C.For a gif whic dea l. fnnia '~ioiii~ 1'.The aetae of the Coleghae fo o nColumbiagv theen hoi o+te this Provision. And did the t'istees in their recommendations, an-.1 the Presbyteries in their voting, consider the fact that sums of money have been given or promised to "Chicora College," of Greenville, South Carolina?" Are the unpaid pledges now binding? Have the men who gave to the college of the above iddress a right to bring suit for the recovery of their money? Another 'matter of great import ance ,to a full understanding of the situation, Is the attitude of Green ville toward the college. The limt tressioni has gone out that this city was hostile to Chicora College. The institution had but about fifty day st udlents, which, on the surface, look ed as if this city was not loyal to Vbicor'a. But the facts in the case are that the administration of Clii cora has alienated the institution froim the people of Greenville. The News believes that the college admiin istration has been misunderstood, many times, and that unjust accu sations have been made. But the fact remains that the Chicora ad ministration is not popular in this section. Where is the fault for this condition, is it with the city or with the administration? No doubt there is no friction between the city and other colleges located here. If Greenville (lid not like colleges, the ilI feeling would not have been con centrated upon just one institution. We repeat that m1any1) peope havo been unfair to the personnel of the ('hicora aidm.inistration. The facts Iin ilte cise have not beeni known. g(icneraily speakinlg. 11,ad they been kinown, conclusions Would have been sinewhit differenct. But what riles Giveiille is for tlce Stale at large to tiink that the fatoilt for concditions is all on our' side. Greenotville hzas acted .inc as any other city \w ocld I hcave' :ctel onder sitmilar cicumicc slances. A mlisundier'stcancdiig p':r'eV c:1. So far from110 beinc, closcc. ilce brceach has been stcailly wicioning. 'ihe agitatiol inlcident to re 'inoval hts irovokd(c cna ccy Ine, id hcas discst'ed others. Tle mattr has tict becin iancdled inl a liploImati \ay. Tie pucblie does ncol know Ihe tcts which it silc(I ino-.v. .\h uccct p ubi'' lic kniows Is tiat ChIicora' adniitrtinand Greenclville a re not -wasti.: any love, onw tot thect othecr. Ilc fi'irness to the coIlleg cunnciit:'ati cc n d to thw Iclcrd of rcle's tIh Newc's wcild he glai t w a slah ctccmint sctting lr all the' I..< I . Snclc h c int'cccnation ccs th avr11e cmc now i;as, plac tihlv ad icilistr'ationac t h1 trcstc's inc a hact !l. lce fault is on their side, .\nd :cc' no . its co'ci'er the mat Ic' i 'c ac il r' li. l: Tle iros bytcri'cis hc:ive vot'i Ico fake the inl s!iiution hurcm Gr vllc. 1cm1t t he c-t inlova.l is not yet eff'ledh'c. It is probaible that hlie ligit will be takent to the Syncod of tihis State, and, it icecessarcy, froml the Synod to 11e G'neral Assitnbly of thle 'resby i"lot h11 inslit.Uion yet.-r eecnille R U B-MY-TISM Will cure Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic Sprains, Bruises, Cut8, Burns, Old Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Ec zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally or externally. 25c F'IFTEE~lN l'EitiSi IN STfIIIM. Set ere l1 1st c uan'e Sneepc'ls 1 accc as Kauisccs 'icy, I.ute IX.- *ifttceen lives were'c lccst, a score of ccer'sons werecc icc jccrccd andci cpropccrty cimcagc estiiccnatedc ait a c<iccrccr ccofl a mcillionu diollars was cdcne icy ac windc, hcail andc ciectrt'iai stormuc wi cb eenttrech inc Kanicsas andl .Okclcacocna last ncigih andcc early icodacy. The r'e'cvy fail cof c'ainc rangcig from tc Iwo to liv e I nc'hecs- urne manciccciy snmall creeks int o to trbculent sc'itras acncd sect Ithett rivet's to witichc thety ccre tc'ibuctar'y oct r'apicd cupwardc sicurts. .\iany stories cof ncarr'ow esicc's eameli itn as telegr'aphiic communcicanec lions becinue hceter' in lice arcea aff'ect edi. At (;oltry3, Oklahomac N '.s. Clydvce Car'wood was c'riecd ft'ocm her' home into a wheat fl'id cc cmile a way andc es enapedc wih slight. injuri'esc. Slxty-ivec earis were blown from lice F"oseco Ralroadl ra'ccks in the yards at l'or't Scott, Kacnscas. One was a work tr'ain in which laborers were liv ing. Thrucee were injutredl. 1785 1915 C'OLLEOE OF (IIAltilSTON Soucth carolia's (Oldest College 131st Year Bleginis October 1st Entrace examincationts at all the county seats on Friday, July 2, at 9 a. m. Fulil four year' couirses lead to the 1B. A. and Bt. S. .degrees. A two-year [re-medical course is given. A free tuition scheolarship is assign ed to ech county of thce State. Spaciotus buildings acnd athletice gr'outnds, well equippled labor'atories, unexcelledl librac'y facilities. 'Expenses moderate. F'or terms and cataloguce, address llarrison Itandolph, 4.5 4t P,.'etadnt. HOSIERY Before this announcement is flung from the press we will have opened another shipment of Hosiery where the manufacturers have studied light texture) and durability to form the combination. Black Tub Silk. This is a fabric to meet all aeasonable demands, whether submerged in the wash tub or exposed to the elements, the color is indestructible. A nice line of Ladies' Fancy White Waists just opened, or if you prefer mak ing it up yourself see the new lawns and laces just opened, at W.G.Wilson& Co Real Estate Bargains D. H. Count's dwelling, situate on West* + Main St., Laurens, S. C., on lot of four and * one-half acres. The home place of Mrs. Anna C. West near Poplar Springs Church, consisting of I 200 acres of well improved land, good dwelling and outhouses, on easy terms. House and lot of Mrs 'Anna C. West on west Main Street at a bargain for quick sale. + Some desirable farms, well improved, near Laurens, at reasonable prices and on easy terms. There is an increased interest in the market for the purchase and sale of real # estate. If you want tc buy or sell, see us at once. Laurens Trust Company JS.Machen, Sec'y.-Treas. BELOWHO AN OLD GENTLE MAN' WHO-' OVERE'THE CLOCK tNEARLY LOST After an intelligent old gentleman at the age of seventy-six dropped dead in his room, his son found over Two Thousand Dollars in Paper Money over the old clock which stood on the wooden mantle, surround ing an open crackling fire. Not even His Own Wife knew that much money was there. The old gentle man was simply careless. His son had married the town bankers daughter, and the bank was trusted. Both the old gentleman's MONEY and LIFE were in danger: for burglars have a way of learning where money is hidden, and fire at any time might have burned the house. Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank. Enterprise National Bank of Laurens N. B. DIAL Pres. C H. R- OPER, Cah.. STOMACH TROI Majority of Friends Thought Mr. Hughes Would Die, But One Helped Him to Recovery. Pomeroyton, Ky.--In interesting ad vices from this place, Mr. A. J. Hughes writes as follows : "I was down with stonach trouble for live (5) years, and would have sick hcadache so bad, at times, that I thought surely I would die. I tried different treatments, but they did not sleem to ('U me any good. I got so bad, I could not ea or sleep, and all my friends, except one, thought I would die. lie advised rme to try Thedford's Black-l1raught, and quit W1 HUIGGOOD) JE WE LR VESTMENT TIIAT BRINGS I LOOKS GOOI) AND GIVES FUJ YOUR STANDING SOCIALLY VAY. WE ASK YOU TO VISI ANY, MANY BEAUTIFUL AR' ADORNMENT. 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