Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t - a ! "OVERWORK[D, TIRED WOMAN TO0K VINOt Now She is Stronr; and Hearty I Philadelphia, Pa.-"I was over -worked, run down, nervous, could not 4eat or sleep. I felt like crying all thle -tie. I tried different rernedies with. cout benefit. The doctor said it wasa wvonder I was alive, and when Vinot wvas given me I began to imuirove. I have tz-ken eight bottkus and amn nlow n~trc nd pefcly hea-ithy inl 4every respe;)ct, and hav ViC.,: -weig t. I Can not prai.,e V*.. enouh."-rs.Sarahl A. .lones, a av a DP iaelha 4 VWe ;uLaranitee Vinol to makne over tural Your Ir~ney. Formuntla onl ever-y bon..'. isis your pro~t Ution 4r 1N. ji Nw Shme suffrn from woilaenia, trouble has ve - boreern donte nyero, uldno ato Card.I, cthle com all h toncr , a aiedind ohenttrs wa ien nc ieanai to ti rv onhae fromei cigs. Z.V.Spell, ov tnt sandonm lrfeety haind y just suffertead terrb'' fering' w'as ., reat, a n . dies, l~lDr. ---- , has ge Cruit. . Vi.l to beganao..r 'J'improvL ig an)td irtt cre me. know an m MThe Woan's Ton e0 Se r i torth i arm i spedid he.t V. . .cl cnt ;d o myok fee an owe si o aru. "A r y wsuf ing drafu co retndito. dow had teak or ruefer etc.e, evry mnhad try cCr dul. Thousano wonjrisen ti cued done themo, ad my phycikans wha Caverse tei fore paiet, for nervs endrseaths wer cbigne."kwati en tou bI splendid health, lanokm wMrs.Spk. O elve Carde it tCrl o a An Drfuggnito, Ifyo aenevosrn 'NGINEER'S BODY FOU'ND IN WRFC I lnry .1. .laegier itar1led -'Under Pavs senger Conch. Firemniii Aiso )ead. Kingstree, Nov. 29.-Atlaic (oast -i1v train No. St, which W. wrecked at I o'clock thisI mlornling, inl aa iI Il five pa:-,Senger' h : st r wI about I he cilom ofwytonlight. A lavr-,e orce o :rlnen ims been engael -Y g th te!1.ir p w r Iht i nIi i l e I - il I r 011 " b . r to vo har!< il !lm r n - a drink of wat1 a dI ie (a 'o tf kll(at tlu- mom int acefonntIS r* his bhm1 alivi.. ()1w m ,iro womlua P 't w ias s(riol y if not failly lurt. On ille train were-V 1i SoldierS, )11 only onle revdanly injury1-3 a( Ill, he being tlrown t hronigh a Vindow Ind slightly C1t. by glass., sheel coaches probably fdreveted te on'th of every OIe onl1.1 i1 train. HItaIlroad men here today naid thlat In their long service at such work they have never' been (ailed upon to clear a-way worse looking wreckage and consider the small death toll miraculous. A new track is being laid today around tihe wreckage and to the east of it. It is thought that trains will be passing on schedule time again by Saturday morning. As soon as this is accomplished the work of clearing away the demolislied engine and cars will be taken up by the wrecking train which is now on the scene. wihen the train was wrecked this morning it is believed to have beei making a speed of between 60 and 70 miles an hour. The train w.as reported a% havi 1-ft 1,1a es, tle jInInctionl point, al 12:50 an'l the operaor hIeer' Says1 it \was ex PIy V I o'ilock when flt ac(iet e Thus it will bw seen tha1,1 i- h i t tain over, a 11o nIuM!Ifq :11, Ohe distAnce licw onn V i o1r 1 i 'lin re pter~it m< rey to e im hi-ar he. fun, bi- weniiiely very (fu real myer iiiii tiiiiailr :i.It ~ .\f ti I st;. ln ndIt s ennolla Iffo iily ott e ie t hj. de b .A y w-oi,..thr or bo.. wer noel'l owt Tncousiws.tg Cim abought riidbo5,la butahhlin tiie 1low almikvely t cnstier(aie..\ thus wa i tcri te di Clout, li b t ild t Anr upoan cfcniyaiior quienl much lngat rew Thisconer wasp rtd to checkir nd wok nfhirdnced irritte mar. Thnc ae ot, t n he iuown phlegrm loed hac thi aid iictoul et ai tslerp followes ow'shddn Alndiuiistndvhat. od ovr ne dol.. N' orlay boeiled ord cornee. Getbasy breth ahe yotti of a ~or~oDr. King's Newioeryils The syteat h o emndke checo oking k cIfle,irtae The large, gangling, awkwar Inare wIs ndr wii nd lashl, raced11 back and forth aeross file autction arena at Ihe hoist oio aultlseniienl of those Pre0sent. ilifidimn broke ouit as anl in thuilastie epideiie, ('erybody want ing to bid :a, the "ameiv thne. Some walted to start her af fivesor ten dol Irrs. butt Nvere pr-om'pily refitsed'( with1 the re-anniiolleenatt'lI of the one11 dollar rle. AfMi oniea leluher an~' Hlaitor ibn svstltld down. and sonliel feilow was iani lo cry out one dollar. This HIt hi0t t hln 1%4 a i l i0 Iwent ono deilar at a im in r 1111 4 v than lw 1tWIdwr ieu'ld cry O w i () ! I 'Vcitt! I l 1 1 ' 1~ heV( hult, 1 1 11 'ever a in-;ing 111 . m l*t.(- for. T 11-11 eoe d Ile it - eNo. :1n is sold o aa l the " soed 'Ar lnr etn|wblk fllo reVar pne.t Thsien'~t fin ~ an elo-r ini sne man ptni'ent fonlw cridnt "u f1 y , buti io lo. WheXn uitenit was;I" again eslored Ibm hid in ihd lwlmard in reag Ila oneo dolI'lrd- s Wl.iaully sevenity live was heoard frvoinl a youing negrlo who had very much enloyed ite hid dig and all was suddenlyh No. 3 wae sold and the fun was over. A longe, een, black fellow was nit ushered in and sold in the same man isr at around 11ity dollars. By this thie tie excitement had subsided and hidding again bcaillne a drag. The sales .were soon cnlled off for thle want of huyers. Messrs. J1. TIenry Rasor and J. B. Pinson entered the sik list last Frl day. It is thought by the attending-phy silcian that Mr. Rasor has the flu, but is now doing well. According to his physician 'Mr. Pinson has an attack of grippe and will soon he well again. BREAKS A COLD IN FEW HOURS---.TRY IT! Fi rsi dose of Palpe's Cold Compound relivei s 1111 grippe il-sery. 1on'Isay stuffed i I! Qii t bloint and sin' fin''! A dose o"la'sCold Componid' ainken every t wo houre1- minlil thre.(q doses ar1e takenl will end grippel luisovry and breaik up a:1 .r (11ld1 cilher inl theo br:ul, chest, m., V . A ' Dlo"- - n I-. l ' ohn 4 T'. .\d I 4d~ 4 6 40 ti 4 b nI rll I vb. knoa li, VoIas n-are bn twt -i ('hurch(1. le a l n e 0 l n n his I is repend fru on al' I at ryie !bo~i" at li11te lC. (how' it web- shooi ate 'It14 bre e t , and h.1k h tis (I:ht Ihe: flk dgalaitolder was a hasorite It) ha I'ip I (4( a gl teach hrs Ile poss14s41 ta kltad h111 14ived linst il ' 1x . Chritina.t'l i4 44111iy h ot i l ihe t b (In twenty--liVi thatrs l snt 111I'l'y It is hardI for uadtofrealixe thaetone hiselfun and inth beg sining oflf souhl thuis the. utldownibut we h mye h''iin btieset thinkolh. s yn like ax talend )1'(t lier'' with5' hi t fac ito The fron tsand thiie bloodtfr Ya mus hme ealth, Satrend. an E dn toy ofhti Colds Grip thsnd s whou a did n youe baledis: "oTnaheadihy Condo htl orles r not counely cos oursse seulve t witht nd thh Iter coldn. rd in .ly 11,wt lorivilson the Syste Agftn ods Gxrp an mnela not belfing satiid nin ht contains thenel-kowng thic prt aptbl dtiin the loatdlcthirstomach, myd fro plersenth toiak.Yocnsonel The Strothng, Iistng EffecWt.er ColdBettr Thn th Wea YoW uthaeHath1tegt.n n 4f,~Y " tK 16 you mleromsaewinyuc eide on Solomon's Jewev For Chistmas Gi ts. It expresses the beauk.tiful sentiment of Christmas better than anything else, and is cherished for many years to corne. This year we have chosen a superfine collection of distinctive gifts for men and women---soldiers and civilians. You'll find here a host of articles to choose from---ideas 1A, that are in harmony with the practical re quirements of the times. Everything a jewelry Store Should Have Columbia Phonograpbs and IRe2CGr-i Wear prpae to s--p the so Wt a gfg d eJ Dog iserydeiet any potadTe oappeaanc god th eidictsta We il yta aretherfore recorending th a iea mt of po 'tt.Dst ash be iusedeicottotilioprhasoresulten thit yearA from la ate otah appliatio I feel that it will pay to use as much as 3 per cent of potash at the pres ent prices." Enquire of Royster Dealers. Place Orders; Early. - F. S. Royster Guano Co. Norfolk, Va.