The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 22, 1916, Image 10
it AIways Helps
sas cMrs. Sylv'ania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., in
writiog of her c:xpeience with Cardiii, the woman's
toniei. She says further: "Be fore 1 began to use
4 C~adctui, my back and heat would hurt so bad, I
thouFhit thei pain would kill me. I was hardly able
to d;' ;uiy of miy housework. Alter taking three bottles
of C-d:i, I bc:a:t to feel like a new womian. I soon
aind 33 poun ds, and inoiw, 1 .do all my housework, ,
as w~ el as rn a big 'water iil.
1 wish evr'cy sufferiii womani would give
aWThe Womn' Tonic
a tral. I still use Cardi w hen I feel a little bad,
and it a:ivs dels me good.
d elle, backcie, side ache, tiervolsness,
td, woiin-oi t feelin s, etc., are stre Signs of woman
ly troubhh . Si. is :iat you teed Caruni, the woman's
tonic. You cannet make a mistake in trying Cardlui
fi r your trouble. It lias been helping weak, ailing
wNtomeu for more than fifty years.
Get a Bottle Today!
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(icy)atersuper Obaiabl1evry
Love's I
Vicissitudes a
n Augustus Goodrich Sherwin 'it
(Copyright. 1916. by W. G. Chapnman.)
"Why, Itankin, it's an absolute nien
strosity !"
"Possibly, Judsoni, but, as you see,
I 1111 going to wear it."
Mtrk Judson threw ) up 11hi ha(:; in
Jino1ck horror. .The discussion apper
tinined to it necktie that Gilbert Rain
kin had just put on.
It was not a nifty four-in-hnnl, not
even a neat bow tie, but of the old
fashioned ready-made order, iearly
obsolete a i1aving mnore the nmerit of
reaIdy adilustinent than beatIty or
gracefulness. The hue, of 1a bright
blue, was not of a shade that very
well accorded with the preclse har
monay uisuailly present in the attire of
the young physican.
"I'll tell you a little story, Judson,"
sald an1kin1 to his friend, "so you
iny credit melt-. with having cullte somne
seltinlIent in Ilny 11a1110. Some 2ihnue
since Jacob I)oie. a2 village 2:12ch'linit,
biroke his leg. Ile has Ieei out of
work for two inonths. Ils.weet little
l:lnighter, iirnia, n1enntli'ne keeling the
house i'1tning by working for neigh
l'ors. Iie needed skillei at4 tntion, 1111
retcited it. li e '4ffei''l 3:uhe his only
'rticle o ':f vii ll of pay nt' i. 11 goi)
v 1h ha f1atiLy relic. I refuse'l to
ch1;:,-1" h11m ;I c1"n . Ili.- .:ratitudle nne'l
2144 of little Ir'n1 : r'imi- 1111' fully."
".\Ix:yvN <bI. it s4i4th:i' g for oith
rs:'" ynwnedl .11udsn.
"In this c1:a8 e fl' ly b1'sIrved. 'T'his
:11'11 on iha1ltrie:: lik~e a f'righ: tental
Iird, ti2..41 :t: :t fawn. Eli.aa c.11111% to
y oillb-e. tihe p.ellt"t the in-'7kti '.
111n u n tins ume 11:;'",r. in my n11 :1111-,
:t11o 1 hurrie4! :\\oy. I uwler!t4'. ow1 l tuilly.
1 :11.1 t1o 1iv' a 1itth- 1:11k at lt' town4
1,11. 1 lji : . .t' r m M r. 11 . 1 I rm-"
11' 144' 11'r . Ii "1;h is . ii Ihe ti w42.
41, ub:4' n:.41 ha e, with: .wiier :'.
"Not at All."
lnt ersper3s4'l, I woub21 (In244 grieve heI'1r
swet, inn'en4t SI for 42wI -rbIS."
"Ye'I3 8442t2 Y:..iite 2 by thSiis lttle4
wo44 ! lan'! 2:2iry'.- in221ti llte .2224ison1.
"Not ati all,"' 2answere '! I1:in seri
lOusly, 134 1128 h isbrow wr'iklil : 2 tri 2w,
2 1 hough in : in42n! pain. -'10l'wil1
rank41e 8411:' 44*n 22 g od4( -lilt'. 2:.:.h
lier' j:at ience', h~iniy an5 busy1 1113ways
"2~iThlen :2~s *I'4lardn. ed o'wr
"'It Iiuirts. Ali.1' AlorIsden': ami4, I 22re 44
whh-ly .4'M'8 4l Id as8 tli- [i oes."
J11 41 ,,g 24r...1 :2n 12, lriwever. not ' to par
21.44' u! jS 4et. I ' .l n3' un l II idh2
f- I 4r 2 a r I nth :':--I h~1 44.4 4'4'I rd 14l44.
I . . : 1 1 I %,
ai ti.,42 - ; 2
b b n our1 nu
i had n a.b ud .
a Ibat R4..'.
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44 I . in4 1 a 4 24.
4h22u2 1.l 4o ren2z tha hn' i
'I h n, as a~on 44f4 24. lawn imi after4
" fi Ini, tha of4 Dot' r' I 2 l 4kin,
sh 4h / i 14 ru 122y to his2 wIfe. 4:1
bed'2I' th t' igt The next day~l.e sh42e
She44 2n8 te2'44 wit' to' d'iern 1 4 thther
i'f~t s u of syl, t hoot as to co2(il,
and.iti~ dawned ho teonnn her dAn
worn by itnukin only to please her.
It must have been fate that sent her
over to ask Miss Marsden, whom she
knew well, to give her a few scraps of
silk or satin. This Cecillie did, indif
ferently, in a weiried, forlorn way, for
she was' not taking iuch interest in
anything those (hays. Ertna selected
the prettlest of the scraps. 't'hen at
home site set at work to invent a
inodel, tolern four-iti-land. She went
to the doctor with her ,hullwork.
"Doctor Rlankin," she said, !n her
siiiple, innocent wily, "please wear
this inusteat of the hideous tie I gave
y n lietL.''
Itankin haunored her desire and 10r.
nm1 was happy. Again he beeir e
the cynosure of the observtlat .ludsoin.
lie naturally recited the Incident ot
his secodii gift. It was two days lhater
when .Titison hialled litinkii with the
1 ni'ttouncemiefnt:
"I've seen that little fairy of the
1ecktlies."
"Indeed?" smiled Rankin.
"Yes, iund iI' I wasn't the restless,
wirlhless fellow, 1 atn, I would settle
dowt in life for good, with just such a
delightful girl. It was purely inel
lental. My autotnobile went into the
dii t'h, and the husiuesslike way with
which Miss Dole got it horse and tackle
and righted the mnachine, the pretty
glow in her charnming eyes, innde ile
feel actually lonesolue when she faded
fron mlly view I"
"Don't (lazzle this sweet wto(land
crenture, .1udsoit," w'nt'd Rankin.
"It is she, who has dazlied ine !"
confessed .ludlson. "Alrtlessy, inno)cenit
and i'tty as a picture. I tell you
honestly, Iankin, this little fairy is
simply Irresisthble."
''len cime a clianx. Doctor Hant
kin, turn1ing It corne' of it villnge
streelt, ent ut p the 1111a zhe lr enitie t tto
1,n11bile. driven by C'ecille. She was
lningin over if co(llie ,!w". nur31sing the
tr'twinu;I paw i' the attimn!.
11 hwi hee'tn ('ruls( uin !er the w\'hwel
of the rmehltwil :Itul 'ecille wa'is he
fltuniin. her enrelessness and1 cul~mbil
ity. The!. yolung thn-or was huturu:11e.
A1: :1;11 l , tio1 his skill was nodu~e, Ite
I rain:;t -y 111proa11c'hed :
"L.o: I . e r'tnine tl liin!h,' he sail
:'p1ly., nia,! I1t n. tislmren' tly oblliviouts
t1- t ;rest'''l :tal futurlle s') fr' als
t'r1ille wVas corn-eriod.;'tl h1' . :1e fulla -
tentliln 1to th1 Ii :in m !et :It iiil.
" .\ ; 'A t i c' i t h. - it" Ct'e,". htt
''i , "I in i: 1 ':I fix up mar inimr- l
-Iit it i ll i' . . ii" h i 't fIt' i ('e
tlll l' It a u y. " I ii 1 s tgle; in
lie. li I 1:id. 1 they gi rent uri tl tti
it) .111:11 it o ll i .t' . n h i :1u -11 11 :1 :' .:! s s i1
:1111i ll t - . s ut e i."
SIr i ! t ' iii.'i 't'he t t h ", li befor's
.ellie. litzi4 I le h l , t ' li 1wn aunte
"tNi el , '11 t itaitt ele' wo ' t
"I ulill tak' 1 t'e t ha4I ('ne. I know
hil l Ie l'er" ihe 11i itn, 1t' 11 then
ifus. u lt I vivid Stture at the dte
1111'.
It"niid yatulyzed that swift gleanm.
uCecfi'h.'s eyes were fixedt ln the neck
tie he wore. They glowed tilt( then
gl Isetined.
Adi' all of i situden ws a nin comtpre
hendietl. He worel't the last tie. I'rima
Carl given hint. t Shree Fnths before
('ecMlle had tnde hi n one of the some
lterial, but he had never trtn it,
for then the (lunare( had comae, and1(
tecille 'anchI'l this tie her own past
gift. A sab.en ins p'irttiln ntie to
hims. 'tow he loved heri!
"a lit t Alrdn-Ce ie,"It he s i!aid,
Then a i Ih brs aut frl. and thei
dom frg ttnghi i in i th int lt'n
ils in t ti . t 1 i '' t i
Iaf tr Ind it'twas i I lit' ttiltn is lto
wihwans the lUmppr--ell. o
aefu Exam'oiationitl Shodi11 irsted B
aeto See , r il u ift' Anys t(jt roed i
Thiled lir.t Il-d ine ihe rnt of aiiht 1iOt
grol t. anh- dils mb!he I ndtriuly
tak' te reX-iy I bg, ln ra h.lOi cotttnlig to
l'r.. il' ~~li3'r gi ei hil pae Naw
thf i:to hoelar liradi rook .\tulted orf
goin on to :li ientn of ha. ~his
t"\a t libei tornp. bl w eh
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