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Stomach Out of Fix? 'Phone your grocer or druggist for a dozen bottles of this delicious digestant,-a glass with meals gives delightful relief, or no charge for the first dozen used. Shivar Ale PURE DIGESTIVE AROMATICS WITH SIIIVAR MINERAL WATER AND GINGER Nothing like it for renovating old worn-out stomachs. converting food into rich blood and sound flesh. Bottled and guaranteed by the cele brated Shivar Mineral Spring, Shel. toni, S. C. ' If your regular dealer canlnot Supply You telephone DIXIE FOIAUI & (IMIN (40. Distribulors for laurens. Dr. Carters K. & B. Tea Makes Fine Laxative Syrup Make It at Home ind Save About $1.50-Childrn iawn to Take It. Full Directions With Ech 30-Cent Packago For a real tonic and blood purifier,take a teaspoonful every night or every other night for at leat three weeks. DON'T NEGLECT A REUMATIC PAIN Go after it with Sloan's Liniment before it gets dangerous Apply a little, don't rub, let it pene trate, and-good-by twinge! Same for external aches, pans, strains, stiffness of joints or muscles, lameness, bruises. Instant relief without mussiness or soiled clothing. Reliable-the biggest selling liniment year after year. Yco noinical by reason of enormous sales. Keep a big bottle ready at all times. Ask your druggist for Sloan's Lini iment. 35c, 70c, $1.40. Helps Sick Women Cardul, the woman's tonic, helped Mrs. Wel .11am Eversole, of Hazel Patch, Ky. Read what she writes: "I had a general breakilng-dlown of my health. I was in bed for weeks, unable to get up. I had such a weakness and dIzziness, . and the pains were very severe. A friend told me I had tried every thing else, why not Cardul? . .. I did, and soon saw it was helping me .. . After 12 bottles, I am strong and weli." TAKE CARDU The Woman's Tonic Do you feel weak, diz zy, worn-out? Is yodr Iackofgoodhealth caused from any Qi the comn plaints so common to women? Then why not give Cardul a trial? It should surely do for you what it has done for so many thousands of other women who stiffered--It should help you back to heath Ask some lady friend who has taken Cardul. She wIfl tell you how it helped her. Try Cardul. All Druggists. LIFE AT ITS BEST" Advantages of Dwelling In Coun try Town. 0 City Man Knows Nothing of the Sweet d Contentment That 'is the Lot of , the Resident sof Rural -Places. C Observilng tle inicoiven leers snd soilnefintes iseomflorts of city life. 0ome 1o the brlethrlenl of th1 (11 11111m11y 1ure's are0 taking a shot lit hii city dweller. und emlphasizing. thle fortul nite positIonl of the citizen who (-()n- c trives to spemi -his life lin some (Itilet I town of the contitry, says a1 wlter lit the e t tle I 'ost-Intelitlge'ineer. ''lie 'oill lit I Ii'(le(iiiM tever cii rs 'vh thl- V er the streevt estrs riitt1 or nlot ; he .44 not concvernled vith the elelrite light t1ehtitt or ithe wvater. supply, having Is ellble eiro sn hupis 1i it good well inl workling orider for et' gency lse. Ile Is not a1fruld that 0,in 1tH) of s Is towl's-Illenl wIll I-11n olit. ot ('411liat t oice and freeze to (It'leath.luse tr1 v old grote onl the past forty is enpable of furillshin g hiis fNet shol his sup Illy of five cords of sawed at( split wood that lie hauis in his woodshed Ie c-oine depleted. lie lives nwIay front the nass, and hIs sialli wants are not pushed and! cirow(led by the sImail c wants of hiun'dreds of thousands of c other people. lie feels that if thelrt is anythin1g thiat hie really Ineeds that s he (oes not possess, le Can go out and procure it an11y morning without much trotuble, and le Is generally quite right about it. Charles M. Morton, of Iadley, N. Y., cites the enses of the city and the country eltizens in it rerent issue <yf Collier's Weekly. Writes 'Mr. Horton: The Main who started the back-to the-ia'ni inovemnint had something! The ian who shouted "Back to na ture," said something; The advice was dire:'ted at city dwellers, of course, because folks wvho were living out od the cities alrody did not need it. lie takes ui11 the case of the $25 a week married man, who hardly exista in the city, a1d shows what ie Is ac comtpillilig lin the country town: A clerk in the store here gets $25 a week, ownis his own home aid a boat oin the like and a jitney, goes hunting in tIlte north woods in tle fall, IIshes evenings and days elf without umiiber, pileks be-ries, kills his own beef inl tle fall, raises hits own pigs, ha11s a pihtio and a library and a silver service nind linen, iiodet'n pictures oil the walls, good rugs oii the floors, ils slooi furilniture around the roons, twin beds, a -dog, two cats, a bear rug, low cellings, plain wall paPer, electric fix tures-everything, In short, that the city dweller bus, or watnts, but can't have-anId lie Is a clerk in a grocery store at $25 a week. And lie liad tle'st tiigs when he was getting $18-six months ago, before lie got a raIse had more, in fact, because le owlei n trottiig horse that coull go Sone; this animal as Iince dIled. The writer huniseif was beguiled from the country to the city under the emIioin belief that the city is the only place for the ina of ambition who would go far. lie had brains, In a mecasure ;lhe hadl money, in a measure, nd then he tossed the whole thing up In the air anud miade back for the coun try, where lie now exists in content men('t, AndI when one sees city folk hedeoviled anid harassed anti bepinched by3 everyv hiuman want, living fromt hand to mouth, andt worrying leit some necessity of existence be cut off by sonie whim of mian or vagary of fate, one is inclined to give the ar'gu ment of the country citizen large value and credence. Carnegie Doubly Interested. One rntore stattue was unveile'd, re cently, of' the immortal Rtobble Burns, this time ip Ros-ton. Andrew Carnegie spent much of hIs holiday time In Scot land, a11tii dvidled it hetween ded( Scating free libraries, opening church Oirgans, andtt unveiling Bur-ns statues. Ricetinug Mr. Carnegie at a St. Andrewvs dlinneri in New York, a braw Scot but recently coie over saidi, "Mr. Car flegie, I would like' to shako you by the handi you unveIled a statue of Robble Biurn's last suimiimer in my home towni." "Aye," said Mr. Carnegie, after a pause, "that would hie Mont rose, the ontly plance I ever had any thing to do wvith a Burns statue thtat I didna pay for. On that account I'm doubly letasedt to meet you."-Chrls tian Science Monitor. Modest Lingu!st. Prof. Robertson of LouIsville has publinhed a little book of his own on the Greek of the New Testament, a book weighing more than eight pounds and conttaIning 1,5-10 closely printed pages. In tihe preftice Prof. Robertson apologizes for his small linguistic at tainmients. ie Is not, he says, a spe einlist in te Semitle tongues, though he knowvs liebrew tand Aramnie and cnn mitse f'opu t' andl Salnsriit. Hie knows Untin., (reek, French. . t'erman and Antgio-Sax on, bitt beyond those languages only3 Assyriani. Dutch, Gothie andi Italiain are to b)4 addtetd to hts "modest liguistie equipmetnt." Cement's Adhesion to Iron. The adhesion of cement to iron that gives strenigih to relinforcetd conicrete Ia founid by Vasilesco Karpten toi lit un like the gluing tefect of mtal'~r oni bricks. 'i'hie rement does not stick to the irona E1rmnly, if att all, hut thet ad heult;: fs given by a gripping of en closed iron as thie concrete contra~cts in setting. OWEt 110U7SE OF NEW .JEII$EY P'AM mESS WTi' LL B Y :7 TO 21 nilti cenes f Tun 1it1an Cries for Reenogitilll. Thought Senie wIllI Follow Hllus's Exampl11e. Trenton, N. J.. Feb. 2-1.-Anid scenes r tumtiul t aild cries for recognition by lelbers on the floor after two houtrs' -bitte, the New .Jersey house asse.l ly late thIs affte.rnooni passed a Col) roilis "wet" bill, fixing 3 1-2 per olt alcohol by voltime, which Ia de lared to be slightly strlonger than le' 2.75 heer of war-time prohibition :tys, as the I e.gt l linit for beverages 1 New Jersey. 'I'le bill was agreed ) by wet eloileocrats and wet iit :lI-I aIs and had the sanction of Governor dward1. It was preseited to the oluse in tlt, forit of a voilmliittve sub lititte for th( Hlarnett I per (en1 bill, Ii Ih iwa; the Denocratic Ileasiu re, nd it was as-tsed by a v*ote of' 37 to 1. Ih' holse after passing the bill dop(itd a resolution to har try it to t he v L'(nate for quick actioll there; but Z: It. sellate had then adjourned for tite -00k, nothin:tg could be done with it Wilenxt n il onday, when the Aenate earing has Ieen arralnged for. The passage of the bill today was rompted by the lesire of Attorney eltnral AleCran to have the measure n the New .lersey statuti books in rder to fortify himself in hiIs pro osed action before the lnited State(s upreilme court next Mlonday to ulpset le proh ibition anllldillelt and Ithe VICTIMS RESCUED Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles are most dangerous be cause of their insidious attacks. Heed the first warning they give that they need attention by taking GOL EDAL The world's standard remedy for these disorders, will often ward off these dis eases and strengthen the body against further attacks. Three sizes, all druggists. Look for tbe name Gold Modal on every bo% --d secept no imitation The Wor] 30x 3%/ Good, Fabric, AII-W Fabric. Anti-SI Volstead net; which proceedings (he 1.1has beent directed to instit.ute by Gov rlor Edwards, who Was elected oi a :lletictly w t issue. It Is bellevedi that he sellate will mass the bill. 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