The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 24, 1901, Image 5
Getting
is all rigl , if ycu are too fat;
mnd ad wrong, if too thin already.
Fat, enough for your habit, is
healthy; a little more, or less, is
no great .harm. Too fat, consult
a doctor; too thin, persistently
-to nnffrrwhat cause, take
' -pi'iz Emulsion of Cod Liver
There ere many causes of getting
too thin; they all come
under these two heads: overwork
and under-di^estion.
w
Stop over-work, if you can;
but, whether you can or not,
take Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil, to balance yourself
with your work. You can't live
on it?true?but, by it, you
can. There's a limit, however;
you'll pay for it.
> r??i ! rr i t :
ocoiz s mnuision ui luu
Oil is the readiest cure for
"can't cat," unless it comes of
your doing: no work?you can't
long be well and strong, without
some sort of activity.
The genuine has ^ *
this picture on It, vftA
take no other.
If you have not
tried it, send for
free sample, Its agre&able
tasto will ^rWTv|l
surprise you. IB
SCOTT & BOWNE -Si J IL
Chemists,
409 Pearl Street, ?agL_ il
New York.
50c. and $1.00; alt drugglst3.
UUUUur j.
[Southern Christian Advocate.]
Daisy Kennedy sons* Impossible.
And yet they say she is.
Horn :i? the family homestead- in,
Williamsburg county Janutyv 29, i
].s?5 joined the church while I was
in rharge of the Kingsiree circuit
in 1888, was converted the next!
year,studied at home under a gov- !
(Pness, attended Columbia Female]
College a while during Dr. S. B.
Jones1 administration, completed
her musical education and took
one year's post-graduate work
while 1 was iu charge; died in the
parsonage home of her ?ister at
Gaflhey October 6, 1900. This!
is in btiel the story of her life in
its outer circumstances. That
s'ory in its inner relati ~s to God
and man canuol be written in any
laiiirumre at our command.
She was quiet, timid, unobtrusi\e.
patient, self-denying, tender
and fervent in spirit, trustful almost
to a fault, constant and deep
in her friendships, clinging to those
she loved with abiding devotion,
and moving about as the embodiment
of that ''sweetness and light,"
which is the expression of Christian
character.
, c
, ? lin SUCH l[U4lltlC3 ui Wil'.iu aim
heart, it is not neccessarv to say
much of her influence in the
church and the college. We could
always rely upon her loyalty
She never gave a teacher a moment's
trouble in any way. tier
"^influence was always to be countiki
on for the right. Aud lli't inMuetice
reached every girl that
M.-np\v her. Though her bodv
sleeps in the cemetery at Kingatree
beside her devoled sister.
Mrs. Clarkson, her spirit sleeps
nowhere, for it still lives and
speaks in the souls of those who
knew her and will heuceforth)
forever be buisy taking in the
raptures of glory and giving out in
w'ds of ever-increasing melody
n? d power the song of Moses and
the Lamb!
Jpiix A. Kick,
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Doings at Dock.
Kditor County Record:
As 1 have not ?een anything
from ''Whippoorwill1' for <otne!
time, I have cone ! ? co. ! '
sic?* '!? - '
j .?> v. ? . *j . . e ?ou
j u lev. a . . ? piac ?
Mr. v Ne?nnth, of .'cop- j
J ? ft ...* I
ers, vis ea relatives nere o<?iu*?
day and Sunday.
Mr. Jesse Tallevast, came up,
from Georgetown last week to |
upend pone time at his lormer.;
Miss Ethel Nesmith, left Tues-i
da.\ for Ked Springs, N. C., where j
she will attend school.
Sirs. Augusta Fanning, alter
spending some lime with relatives
at this place, has returned to her
home in Aiken county.
Mi>s Jeddie Nesmith, left Wed-(
nesday for Summerville to spend j
a while with her sister. Mrss. B Bj
S'eele.
Mr. W II Steele, one of Dock's]
young dudes, visited the '-city on j
Black river" last Saturday.
Several shooting matches have
taken place around her recently.
Mr. Louie E Nesmith seems to be
the most successful contestant. I
Mr. B F Brockinton, one of our
best citizens has moved to Florence
county. We regret the departure
of Mr. Brockinton lor he
will be greatly missed in the
church and neighborhood but we
hope that our loss will his gain
and that his future life may be
crowned with success and happiness
in his adopted home.
Aurora Borealis.
Indiantown Inklings.
Mis* MauC UrocRinton, 01 ims
place has returned to her school
at Manning.
Mrs. Sally Rose and Miss Pattie
Prince, of Charleston. are visiting
in this section.
Mr. P A Alsbrook, has gone into
the saw mill business. Success
to Pink.
Mr. Mack owen* is clerking for
Cooper l?ros.
Mr. Laurence McCullough has
recently moved to Georgetown
county.
Mr. Lonnie Flakier, who ha3 recently
been cmplovek ai '''apt. W
H Kennedy's store here has accepted
a position with Mr. Munnerlyn
of Georgetown.
Much success to you Mr, Editor
more anon. Bluk Bikd.
Wood's Seeds I
are prown and selected with special
reference to their adaptability to
the soil aad climate of the South.
On our seed farms, aud in our trial
proumls, thousands of dollars are
expended in tentinp and jrrowiny
the very Iwst seeds that it is possi
ble to grow. JSy our experiments
we ?re enabled to save our customers
much expense and loss from
planting varieties not adapted to
our .Southern soil and climate.
Wood's Seed Book for 1901
is fully up to date, nnd tells nH
about'the best Seeds for the
South. It surpasses all other publications
of its kind in helpful and
useful information for Qardenera,
Truckers and Farmers.
Mailed free. Write for it.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
Seed 6rowers & Merchants,
RICHMOND, VA.
LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN THE SOUTH, j
Wo love to expert, and when
'expectation is eather dissappoi.it!
ed or gratified we want to be again i
I expecting.
The moft soothing, healing and antiseptic
application ever devised i* lh*
; Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It relieve* i
i at cnce and cures piles, sores, eczema !
i I
and skin di'-aesrs. llewareof imitations.'
Wallace A Johxscu.
Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold.
Laxative Hronio-Quiniue Tablets
curea cold in one day. No cure,
uo pay. Price 2o cents.
Quality and not quantity makes He
Witt's Little Early Kiscrs such valua-j
ble little hver pills. Wallace & John-!
son.. '
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I
I hM hrnnifht permanent r?licf to a mil*
lioa ?u?f?>rinf woman who were on their
, way lo premature wmvea. Mre. Mitchell
*n feet declining la health, when Wieo
of cardul performed a "wonderful cure"
in her caae. bhe anfiored with the agor.ietof
falling of the w omb, leucorrbcca
aad profuaa inenatroatron. The weekly
appearance of the tnenacsfor two month*
tapped her vitality until ah* *m a physical
wreck. Her nerroua avntcm auve
Thoa came the trial of Wine of
Cardui and the en re, Mitchell*! i
exp#rictic# ought to command Wine of
Cardul to uttering cornea in trordj of
burning cloquenca.
WINE?fCAEDUI
la within the reach of all. Women who
try it are aelleved. Aakyour draggiat R
for aft bottle of Wine of Cardul. aud do H
ac4 take a eubetitute if tendered you. ff;
Mr*. Willi* Mlfbelt.lkmth finatnn, N. C.: I
"Wiae Of fSrdul and Thedfnrd'a Black- B
tOwoahthvre Pr-rformeda inlraonhma curs B
la re J e??e. I ha-1 been a arrest ruffercr B
wtth falUt'C of tha wumb and lauoorrbeaa, B
and n r Bierwa cure erarr Waek for two BJ
raenth* aud were very painful. Mr hna- M
band Induoed nm to try Wit* of Cardat M
and B' ckDrntkbi. and now the laaenr- n
rhtwa hi?* dt*ai?|K-ared, and 1 aaa Tailored tj H
parfect health." k.
la raare reorirlnc aea-tal
?? .. 1 direct!or*, aodma, yitiaA g
MHgau 1 rrniptotua. "Tiia ljullei' >iC I V9
Bar / r'*^rr Ix-parIiwnt.- Tha X?
w llwttarvxwu Vwilclue to., 7 aR
y ChsttanouCa. Taua. g w %"
Poor folks have their vanity as
fwell as the rich
If troubled with a weak ^lig-^tion,
belching) sour stomach, or if you feel
dull after eating, try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablet". Price,
2.100011. Sampler free at l)r. 1). L.
Scott's drugstore.
Only the home can found a
Slate.
Th? Best Prescription tor Malaria.
Chills and Fever is a bottle of
droves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is
simply iron ami quinie in a tastelef s
forin. No cure?no pay. Price 50c.
cure nopay. rice 50c.
You can't puncture a good pneumatic
tire by pi tilling your laithto it j
This sea-on there i* a large death
rate among cnuurea irom viuii\> ?iiu
lung trouble*. Prompt actiou will
save the little ones froua these terrible
diseases. We know of nothing so certain
to give Instant relief as One 1
Minute C^ugh Cure. It can also be
relied upon in grippe ana all threat
and lung troubles of adults. Pleasant
to take. Wallace & Johnson,
Probably the good die you' g because
early ^iety makes Ikem
prematurely gray.
You Know What you are Taking.
When "you take Grove'* Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle
showing that it is simply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless form. >"o
cure, no pay. 50c.
What heavenly bonnets the
leathers irom angel's wings would
make.
I'epsiti preparations often fail to re
licve indigestion because they can digest
only KlbununoB> foods. There Is
one preparation that digests all classes
of food, and ttiat Is Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. Jt cures the worst case> of indigestion
and give-* Instant roller, for it
digests what you eat* Wallace & Johnson.
It is useless lo tit a cow* with
I
corsets in order to make her give
condensed milk.
To Cure a Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. AH druggists refund the !
money if it fails to cure. E. W.
Grove's signature is on each Ik>x.2oc. 1
When threatened with pneumonia or 1
any other lung trouble, prompt relief is ,
necessary, as it is dangerous to delay, i
We would suggest that One Minute ]
Cough Cure be taKon an won as inaies- |
tions <>f having taken cold are noticed. <
It cures quickly and Ita early u>e ]?re- ]
voutu consumption. Wallace & John- j
son.
It is better to be up with the
r I
lark than down with the measles.
Cut this out and take It u> Dr. I), 0.
Scott's drug store ond get a free sauiEle
01 Chamberlain's Stomach and
ivcr Tablets, tlie best physic. They
also cure disorders of the ctomach,
biliousness and headache..
We are Still Leaders in
FINE DRES
AND TRIMMINGS
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-JlLKS, LACFS.
Is
A Full Line of
X^lrte ^illiELS
Still Headquarters for
Toys and Christ
Full Stock of Reynold's $2, $2.50 ati
County
riease call and get prices, We wil
Stachley's C
m
Bl
HI
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M. F. HE
KZing-stxee, if
von want a good Horse. Mule, B
me. Select stock always on hand. Will
Hare ou hand a house fnll of
BUGGIES, and within thirty days will r
Everything sold at rock bottom pric
Tiliffl Flits. 1
Geo. T. Burnette,
PRACTICAL TIN, COPPER ANI
Manufacturer of 1
Dealer i
Tin and Bardu/ara flnnlrii
mi aim RoiawaiB, uvurii
Leave your Tobacco Flues order
Scott's drug Store.
GEO. T. BUR
Sept 8 tf
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great art is the expression J
of man's delight in God's work, nei
not his own. . T
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Persons who suffer from indgestion
can not expect to live long, because I1
they cannot eat food required to nour- Piv
l?h the body and the products of ti e . in
undigested foods they do rat poisons' Kei
the blood It is important to cure in-! scvi
digestion a* soon as possible, and the ene
best method of doing this 1- to u*e the ! dlff
preparation known as Kodol Dyspepsia I gro
Lure. It digests what you eat and , my
restores all ine aigesuve org^n* w
perfect bcalf.fi* Wallace & Johnson. I f?'
" " reli
A Prince wants onlv the plea?- jv r
ureof provate lite to complete his and
happiness. 0,lt
For
Ur.Cady's Condition Powders.
Are Just what a horse needs when in^
bud condition. Tonic, blood purifier and } ^ 1
vermifuge. They are not food but I shi
medicine and the best in nse to put a
hor*c in prime condition. Price 23 ets. 1
per package. For sale by D. C. Scott. (
The imaginations of men are in;
a great measure under the control, enri
of their opinions. ''?"i
1 COIIi
BEAT OUT OF AN* INCREASE OF for
HIS PENSION. : le:is
' for
A Mexican war veteran and prom in-: .
cut editor writes: "Seeing the adver- !ou
tisenicnt of Chamberlain's Folic. Choi- J U1
era and Diarrhoea Iteniedv. I am re-! *
minded that as a soldier in Mexico in j j
'47 and '48, I contracted Mexican |
iiarrlioea and this remedy lias kept j vai
me from petting an iui'ren?e In my;
pension for on every renewal a dose of:
it restores mo." It is unequalled as a l"^ur
juick cure for diarrhoea and and is;(l1 '3
plea-ant and safe to lake. For sale by llea
Dr. D. C. Seott. |1:101
To know how to dissemble is the 1
knowledge of Kings. ing
Tble ?fj7.n.iitire is en every bo* of tbo genuine j 1
LaxaS ve Bromo-Quinine T*bi?u | be t
tbo remedy that cum a teM la oae da/ >Val
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S GOODS,
1 TO MATCH.
VELVETS
fOTIONS ETC.
3x37- <3- ood.3.
mas Presents.
cl $3 Shoes?the best in the
1 save you money.
:ash Score,
1RSES M MULES,
JGGIES, IK
IRKESS. ETC.
YERYII SPECIALTY.
ELLER.
uggv, Wagon or Harness, call oa
sell for cash or approved paper.
COLUMBIA and HACKHXY
votive forty wore,
ts and guaranteed.
'in Fli.
Florence, S. C.
) SHEET IRON WORKER.
fojiacco Floes.
11
ng and Healing Stoves.
s with M. L. Allen at Dr. D. 0
NETTE,
FJUUKJfiNCfi, 8. U.
He calm in arguing; lor fierce;s
makes error a fault and truth
'ROMINEN T CHICAGO WOMAS
SPEAKS,
rot. Roxa Tyler. of Chicago, Vicesident
Illinois Woman's Alllanoe,
speaking of Chamberlain'} Cough
nedy, says: "I *uflfcred with *
r?ro r?nlH 1 hit ninfur vhii'h f hr??U
(! to run iuto pneunsania. I triedi
prcnt remedies but I seemed to
w worse and the ni'jicine upset,
stomach. A friend a> ised me to
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy aacf
und it was pleasant to take and it
evod me at once. I am now eritircetoviT.d,
saved a doctor's bill, time
I suffering. and I will never bewlththis
splendid medicine again.11
sale by I>r. I). C Scott*
iVhen one associates with vice
s but one step lrom companionp
to slavery.
DUE MOTHER'S FAVORITE,
hambcrlain's Cough Remedy H tbe
hcr's fovorlte- It is pleasant and
for children to take and alwajrt
rs. It is intended especially forghs,
colds, croup and whooping
gh, and is the bet. medicine mad*
these diseases. There is not the
t danger in giving it to children
it contains no opiutn or other injurs
'drugand may be given a* eonjitly
to a babe a- an adult. For sale
Dr. D. C. S?ott.
n delay we waste our lights in
11 like lamps by day,
ich little pills as DeWitt's Little
lv Risers are very easily taken, and
,* are wonderfully effective in
rising the liver and bowels. WaN
& Johnson.
loll is as ubiquitous as condem-.
conscience,
he merited reputation for curiug
a, sores and idiseases acquire !,
lowitt's Witch Hazel Salve, has led
naking of worthless counterfeits,
mre to get only DeWitt's Salvv '
[lace <Jfc Johnson,
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