LIVER DIDN'T
DIGES
Says 65 year Old Kentucky Lady,
After a Few Dose
Monadoraville, Ky.-Mrs. Cynthia
Iligginiboihan, of thio town, sayo: "At
my ago, which is 65, the liver does
riot nt so well mi whei young. A few
yeara igo, lily 1:tnmriut'hi w:i all out of
fix. I wroIt inu1ae l ly WMyiy
dIn't. net. My et.o w:a bail, ntria
It toki !-o 11111o to mp:t n . My apl
petite wN o e. Iw s very alt ...
I Itrk .I wo h iack
Draugit a thorouii. Ir-:l n4 I lnew it
Wan hIighlly recon ltil de for. tis
trouble. I li'r.an ta1 Iog it. I felt
better after a few <omei. My appetito
improveil all I Il4-:tii o stroin.er. My
bowelti \etcil 11atii1ral n113' il the liast
trouln wals soonII rh,:htfil With a row
Cheap,quick
way to stop
rheumatism
One Day's Test P
.\re yom 1w IlIng I., ll- c nvn e~
thi b i t i.110li r I. In 11 In-tn
111 -1t '; .I y . 'l tl I. el *t' -i 1
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tit ly stti lie as , [ ,1* tjo jl y:i'.Ilib';I l Y
II0 t1111
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h rin A, na h I r WA h let
that b I I, I
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ACT
TION WAS BAD
Who Tells How She Was Relieved
of Black-Draught.
dones of Tlack-Draught."
Seventy years of successfut u1e hau
mado Thelford's Black-Draught a
standard, hotuselold reinedy. Every
mnelir, or Overy Fainlly, at timcs,
n hel tho hel) thtt lilack-Draught can
give in clearmitig tho systcm and ro
tihving tho troille(t that como from
conl01 pti2on, 1imigestion, lazy li ver,
itc. Yoti cannet. krej wlel unlet s your
i:i(rnch, liver ali howelj nro In good
work ing order. Kvep ihern that way.
'l'rY Iilack-I)ra tuiht. . acts iromptly,
genittly and in a natural way. If you
feel Wuggi'h, talo a doso tonight.
You will feel fresh tomorrow. Prico
2-ca i ekage-One cent a dose
All drliggluIt. 19 9
r1y toning your digestive
nd eliminative orgains
vith NR. Free your body
m01f poisonous W a s t e
nd relief is quick.
roves NR Best
.2d2 bo .: I c I u' I.v ii *usly I ii re -
hlk: ald lilt, hodl% fle1e04 fr1om ir
h1o u 2h Iib i 21. I .1 i.m . oe
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to get.
The
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asts
WIRELESS TORPEDO
COMPLETE SUCCESS
AvIator 9,000 Feet In Air Can Control
float Six or Seven Milife Distanlt. In.
venited bly Jolt1u IItym llIttmottd, Jr.
Vashtingtont, Peb. 1-Army an(l
navy experts have reported the device
of John I lays'H I imlltmond, Jr., for radio
con(trol of sIrface craftf, to he elt,
laden Wili ex)Iosives, against enemy
4hit1)p., 11 stI(ess, and predlct slimilar
re.attls Willh suibitterg~ed craft. showinlg
abtove wiel4'r on11ly WirPelsi(' att01ennae.
Itetilts ofe were made public I
loday ll inonlIt'(lonl willit the new
fortliil-le ionls appr-opriationl hill, whichb
carrie:s $117.0011 f'ori ('tti iuctiot of an
exin-rinn'.nt1ti sihinlergted hloal.
secretvl:iry Itatker wrote lie louse
\ppropri'li taton , ('om illde wh ic i
low an:ideri It he hill, that the jointf
rtyal;dI navy board-4 wvas "onlvim-ced
of iiiti pra3licabiliy o t hev control" 4)tf
lite mrf'acc crafl. atl auled Ithat thereI
had also frenl lIntlonstr1ltlions of the1'
"'ovibil1y1o contfrol" of fihl sur
tav crait , an tdhed that there htad
alsto biein i'einen irai is of ite pao,_
sjili1ity f [he confrol lo a craft vo'in
pletely slinbioerged except forl anl tait
in11tak pipe.
I'lfor( linall d erbing onl (lt put.
crase of fihe palents, for $75>0.000 the
board lesires futhieIir experillinent wih
th'l ii e i rgell craf t.
consirtiction of thte submttergd craft,
which will bev ablonl NO feel long by 7
lei in dialiier. wil take hfwo years,
avv(ording (o .\r. 11.11nn141nd. Who told
t iinasit'ee hte has spelit tenl year.
alld $10i. tltl' o a his inhven etionl.
"T hereia s In ) <tli stiot wh tee as to
1hv ability to cotrol Withi gre'a l at.
clrnle 'h v fivrmpedo or. varrier, which
ever kind it is." -aid a. letter of lajor
enteral l. W. Cao. a meimuiber. of th
bloard. "so log iit is a surface vs
I or has1 anly antlenna abov the I
ler, hv direl raio waves. it her from I
shore or r eoane.
"Thev boardi had beforo it also anld
conlsill de it, ablility (if flte em'in ' I
interfere w\ith the control of flte ves
' by r. l
clainm i thal t) intlf 1erenlce (,anl hw
hadI \\ih h 1 r1 ft ou tlhi a rad s
fill t V'10 yar s fot in' sl o ureo
enr~:That ik. from the radio plant
of abatleshp. or examilple.
In(e with thlt, apparats only operats
to) keep' the1 1,orpedo onl . fix(d courlse,
011 nhi .h it may he runn Ofi1ing."
.\Itr. 1lammon(tid said an aviator. 'afterl
1"u hm r trainlinl onl con1trol. hall
f i ii t'it ' i lt m .1 se;1 hin ad t ii
bi i.t r hfro of he t 11111
a t e of si. Mr \ .'11
a h l io tal pla ne Io to sr.
I it' d he iuainl t a.~ai
- it ' uh
Ot~~ ~ ~ 11..1 \t.IL ildef
ti Come !of 1r c anana Ielt'
.sonr es. 'lac atu th isiture.
h sh.'N rittilo & (',0l..( Yon
P"LAN DIUVE FOR
MISSION FUNDS
1iishop Darlingtonl Ifeets Upper Con.
ference Cominitteenen iII Spartan
burg.
Spartanburg, Feb. 14.-With Bishop
U. V. W. Darlington presiding, the
\issions Centennial committee of the
l'ppor South Carolina Conference
\lethodist 10plscopal church, South, ap
ointed at the Chester conference in
N4ovemberl, iet at the'Central Metho
list church iII this city. Plans for the
'asnmign in Apri' and May to raise
he t:5000,000 fund for home and for
,igl I isions twere discnssed at to
lay's ueetling, whileh was attenided by
tilinembers or tihe iissions conmit
Thle .;-%..(000,000 inisions fund catnl
nlignl will be wvaged during the week
)f April '7-.\lay -1 and .wll be a vig
rOW (one. Tl( (111utehes of tihe
,"otih ern Nlthodit (.lhurch4-1 are ex
< 1el 1 i:.teribe at least $3.5,000,
1. while the Nortit 1 lethlodist
hnir i'Ih hlas set rot Its goal the stin
it $ 0iniip(im giving . totai or $,120,
lun,' 'or A l 'er a.
South l Catiolilt's lmart of ite $:35,
1i0,010 rNiil Is not yet beei a tpor
lioret 'illo:ig tihe V.'lons counties.
i'lis will he tone shortly by the
4ommi11ittee representing tle SoulIth
rolina and lippe' Sout-h Carolina
On feirenes, it h-' exple''c'l.
HIS STOMACH
WENT ON STRIKE
l'rominent ret.red farme4r says since
juiing lreco he is in good work
lig order.
Sloinac'h trouble is the direct cnilse
if uore deraigenents of the ni eI'volis
;ysteni and general funetions of the
body than aiy other ailment. No oth
r reniedy has beenl accorded the in
;t ant stiecess that has been scored by
I)reeo. tle great vegetable compoulind
rot the ilood, slomnach. liver and kid
nTys. This is proveni by tihe signed
state 'iients of proniinent and rel able
part ies right liere in this state. for in
-atuie. .lr. J. K. I)eason. of Anierson,
4. C.. a1 prominent ('hu'rchian and a
\lasi 01f 1gh sta11dittg says:
"I ;was all -itln down and iy stoii
:14h has gone back on le; nothing
S4e01lnd ito digest right ;: bult instead
liii liir ald sonred. I was badly
4onstipatled, having to take inedicinle
ri-Ahi alonlg. My liver. was inlactiv<
wricih gav e n li eadaches. I had
S0ini4 1aarrh also, whiihl was very
:410inin. Two bottles of Dreco have
dono 111c worbds of good aind I sitrong
ly reonmieind it to :ny onie ,ntferiing
aONES NEWS.
C0 0
H ie n s ol Id by ll od drggstt
e . . . . . .
.144nes. t"4 b. I I. \\' were veryl sorry~
4to h:ar of the4 recent dea44.th of ouIi
114' was born) 114 at' reared at ltrewton.4i1
\\atrl 1 and hope h4 wl on h
.MrFan1Jne and Alts 144 1.
\\i 14le ofilI'I Grenwod Johnni Gra-,,44
ham1 ofI 'C4kesbury\. Fltche Shirley48 of14)
tt w inkoe h le from1 the Lie and
orlt. dtbith stmachd ittrl asterec Las
she name (loa Reiabletandherfc irtive o
Rlibles ai Jot treatn of Coldeis ri
and Soffesa. )tlo loals
ATonic Laxativeecelnlatseetoth
Sthamil beoth s tonie fnd the aLative. at i
or stung th Children is frult. Peretaan
isae eomm elidbeato therfbe byLaris
digetion St. Tol. Noa, anuilf acueo
Just Opened.....
Counterpanes, table damask, nap-,
kins and towels, wide sheetings in
bleached and brown. Fine wide
sea island, new hosiery, and the 2
very latest in ladies' neckwear.
W. G. Wilson & Co.
SOLOMON
SAYS:
Come and have your eyes exam
ined, and if you need glasses let
him fit you with the kind you need.
Your eyes are the most delicate
organs of your body; don't let ev
ery fake optician fool with them.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
W m. Solomon
Graduate Optician
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