The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 10, 1902, Image 9
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/ "Two years ago my hair wis
" ( i falling out badly. I purchased a
bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor, and
soon my hair stopped coming out."
Miss Minnie Hoover, Paris, 111.
Perhaps your mother
had thin hair, but that is
. .. 11
no reason wny you must g ?
go through life with half-1
: starved hair. If you want 1
long, thick hair, feed it
F with Ayer's Hair Vigor,
and make it rich, dark, 1
I and heavy.
If your druggist cannot supply you,
send us one dollar and we will express
C you a bottle. Be sure and give the name
I of your nearest express office. Address,
| J. C. AYBK CO., Lowell, Mass.
Cross?
Poor man! He can't help it.
It's his liver. He needs a
liver pUL Ayer's Pills.
' Want your moustache or (beard a
* beautiful brownot rich black? Use
Buciungbam's Dye
i 30ct?.cf drug^i*t?or R. P. Hill & Co., Nashua,fl.H
Good Things to ^Eat j
Bag Lihby'sfasooeahygie'nic kitchens I
wbaso purity preeaiis. Ail inuti used in
LIBBYS
Natural Flavor
! Food Products
KT.8. Got* rnment Inspected. Tie wholeeomaaaanand
goodness of erory article is preserved in
its preparation lor your coceenicnre. in the hnndy
A supply?a your pantry ehelTee
enables yon to tasre always aC-h?"<l cte essentials
to tbs eery best meals. T.'.e little book, "How to
MakwOood Thing* to Eat," tolls all shout them?
. seat Site. Lltoy's Atlaa ot she Woold, mailed
V Ireofce iOoenU-poetaco.
i LIBBY. McNEILL Sc. UBBY, CtttCAOO.
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^ ALAHASIINt |
The Only Dur?Ue Well Co*tin*
Wall Paper is unsanitary. Kaltomines
are temporary*, not, rub
off ajd scale. ALABA3TTNE is
a pure, permanent and artistic
wall coating, ready for the Lrush
by mixing in cold water. Por
sale by paint dealers everywt*.re, i
Buy in packages
and beware of worthless
imitations.
ALABASTINE COMPANY,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Guaranteed
A asr ,000 DEPOSIT R. R Fare r*1d.
Vr l.OOO FKEK Scholarships oflen-d. A11
tl) TJ graduates at work ; many cam a 1,0 OO
? w to s5,o0(> iM>r year. Write Quick I
GA.-ALA. BI s. COIjLKGE, Macon,Ga.
If EDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
ml'.ni <t niii^nuu 1009,
1 he Pixty-Filth .Session will commence
September 30;h 1W& Departments of
Medi-in*. Dentistry and Pharmacy,
Well eaiiippedT.Hbortttorie8. sp'.e'old Hospital
faculties ar.d abundance or Clinical Material
afford Unexcolled opportunities for
Sractlcal work. F5r Announcement and f<irler
information, address, Christopher
Tompkins,Iff. D., Dean. Richmond, Va.
a "the urine is my guide
\ It you will tend me a sample of your rr.orn
SKi* M ins urine for chemical analysia, I will tel.
Eli* th? Location ??<:
VSh j ilTEKT of yojr DISEASE and whctbei
CUBABLE. or INCURABLE, froo of charge.
4KT Distance la no barrier to success whea
I science takes the place of guessing. Send
r<r3piig-J^ rive cents for mailing cue for urine. Mt
? X Alectuic on THE WATER DCCTOR aent free.
r ^wMj. f. sharer, m. d.,
SZteffl ASS 522 Pern Ave., Pittsburg, Pi
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DAMAGE BY FLOODS,
&
Waste of Water Sweeps Over Section
of New York, <
TOWN'S RUINED; FARMS DESTROYED j
Great Destruction at Many PointsBridges
Swept Away By Whole- j
sale. J
Roxdiester. N. Y.. Special.?News
from the flood-devastated districts in i
this section of the State is coming in i
slowly. A cloud-burst struck Medina, <
Saturday night and early Sunday morn- 1
ing, doing great damage. Monday
wreckage is piled up along waterways
which have been dried up for a month, t
Lightning destroyed barns at Shelby,
and other points north of Medina.
Lightning struck the house of George !
Benns. southwest of Medina, wrecking j
it and burying the family in the debris, j
A boy was taken out of the ruins so i
badly injured that it is doubtful if he '
will live. Bowen. Medlina & Middleport
Railway bridges were washed away.
The Genesee river, which at this time
of the year is but a mere raceway, is i
today a raging tOTrent. Great quantities
of drift wood and trees are com- ,
ing down. From up river points come
*on/->H-c fTiat tHp lnw lands are under <
water and that the water is doing much
damage. The cloud-hursts yesterday
have interfered with railroad traffic on
the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Railroad and the western New York
division of the Pennsylvania system
Neither system was able to get trains
out Monday.
From ChuichviTlo come reports that
Black -creek is the highest before
known even in tpring freshets. It is
out of its channel and causing great
damage to growing crops along its
banks. "Hundreds of acres of peas, corn
beans and potatoes, sugar heets and the
other crops arc under water and ruined.
The dam at Byron is reported bro- i
ken and the creek is still rising at a j
great rate. Honeoye reports six bridges.
including an iron structure on Mill i
creek washed away and heary damage j
to crops.
Penn Van says that many thousands j
/-f (inmnop h.is Tipptj denp to res- <
idences along tlie course of the creek
flowing through Hammandspcrt, and
cattle v/ero rescued from flooded pastures
with great difficulty. Mt. Morris
reports the Genesee at that poitit easily
two feet higher than the best previous
record at any time of the year. Early
yesterday it broke through its banks
east of the village and has ruined thousands
of dollars worth of crops on the
flats below here. Many fine farms have
been entirely ruined. Nunda reports
the greatest ficod in the history of that
section. The State foot bridge over
Kishiqua creek has been washed away |
and the town is in darkness. Large
fields of growing crops have been
-washed away, ground and all. Dalton
has also suffered greatly. Portageville.
Pike. Lamont. Koseberg, Filmore and
nth#>r tnwiR have been under
water since Sunday morning. The
farms all about Portageville are laid
waste and field crops cannot be saved.
Houses, barns and live stock are being
swept down the river. The tracks of
t"he Pennsylvania Railroad are washed
away and a new road bed will have to
be laid at many places before trains !
can be moved.
Pike reports the loss of large iron
bridges, the postofHre building, store
house, and opera house, a meat market, I
cheese factory, drug store, two dwell- i
ing houses and the village warehouse. :
At Lamont, the mill .dam has gone I
out. washing away a bridge. Large
numbers cf dead cattle were seen floating
down the river during the day.
Stafford reports heavy damage from the
flood. Tb** embankments of Godfrey
,oond, a large aheet of water owned by
\jie railroad, gave way and with a rosi
heard for miles, the large mass of
waiter departed upon its destructive
coarse, carrying bridges and everything
movable before it.
MVddleport reports all dami swept
away in Johnson's creek, with damage
of hundreds of thousands of dollars and
all business it at a standstill. The crop
damage is also considerable. Five
bridges jn the town are gone. Bliss reports
that the iron bridge of the Buf- <
falo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad I
over "VVia-.-oy creek is goine, leaving a j
gap of 75 feet; also that some two or
three thousand feet of the hank are
washed out from under the track from
two to twenty feet deep between here
and Eagle, and nearly every small
bridge and cattJe pass from here to
Hardy's is gone. Four of the five large
iron bridges on the highways in this J
town are jn the creek. Every iron j
bridge between here and Pike, eight in g
number, is down, almost every smaii bridge
and since is gone and highways
are torn up, making travel impossible.
Strike of Firemen.
Chattanooga, Special.?J. J. Hanna- a
han, of Chicago, acting grand master of
the United Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen of America, was in i
this city Sunday. Regarding the re- '
port of a projected strike of the firemen
on the Rock Island road, Mr. J
Hannaban said: "The Rock Island C
route is one of the roads that is thoroughly
in touch with the workings of
the Locomotive Firemen and the
greatest friendship exists between
the officials of the road and their employes.
There is not the slightest
probability of a strike among the firemen
on that road."
Odds and Ends.
The elaborate coloring of ritual canlot
cover moral corruption.
It is vain to draw a man out of the
ialoon if you drop him on the street.
New Jersey Skin Troubles
""an't resist Tetterine. "I have been troubled
vith Eczema four years. Tetterine has done
ne so much good that I gladly recommend
t. Send another box."?W. C. Fuller. Semi10I0
Cottage, Sea Cliff, N. J. 50c. a box bynail
from J. T. Shuptrine, Savannah, Ga., if
?our druggist don't keep it.
Satisfactory experiments with oil fuel
for tire engines have been made by the
London City Council.
The Oldest Nurse In Georgia.
Mrs. S. E. Kennedy, one of the oldest and
>est known nurses in Georgia, states that in
ill her experience with bowel troubles and
ihildren teething, Dr. Biggers' Huckleberry
L'ordial is the best remedy.
Sold by all Druggists. 25 and 50c. bottle.
A great many are living in hopes
here will be no collections in heaven.
tndfn Can Wear Shoe*
One size smaller after using Allen's FootEase,
a powder for the feet. It makes tight
or new shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweating.
aehlrifc feet" ingrowing nails, corns and
bunions. At all druggists and shoe stores,
25c. Trial package Frek by mail. Address
Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
More aluminium than ever is being used
for the caps of fruit jars for all classes ol
goods.
J. S. Parker, Fredonia, X.Y., says: "Shell
Dot call on you for the $100 reward, for I b
lieve Hall's Catarrh Cure will cure any ca. .e
of catarrh. Was very bad." Write him for
particulars. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
When a fellow has no bank account to
draw on it doesn't do him much good to
draw on his imagination.
FITS permanently cured.No fits or nervousness
after first day's use of Dr. Kline's Great
NerveRestorer. $2trial bottle and treatisefree
Dr. R.H. Kx.uA:, Ltd., 931 ArchSt^Phila., Pa.
A man never forgets how good he is to
others.
Mr?. Winslow's Seething Syrup for children
teething, soften the gums, reduces infiRmmation.allays
pain,cures wind colic. 25c. a bottle
A man may knoiv his own mind and not
know very much at that.
riso's Cure for Consumption is an infallible
medicine for coughs and colds.?N. W.
Samuel, Ocean Grove. N. .T.. Feb. 17. 190:i.
TRUThRJL, PURE, Tiir [|fl[in|
MANLY BOYS .OR [][ \\^[
Enarlsh. ? lasskal and Military, Experience
tiou. VV'rito tor C JtUiiugue. J A
^Beauty is Skin
M and correct dressin
K deep. The foundat
M set dress is the pre
f Royal
(. Worcester
I ?? Bon 1
% Uorse
% Straight front,
% Jire the best made.
Ask roar dealer to t how the
ftoyil Worcester Corset C&, w0>
f'CTARTLIN(
? i. UWU3-'-"-'
tit Worms. Symptoms a:e selc
J child's temperament and upon the v
Jl tines. Lose no time! Adopt the saf
| DR. BOYKIN'S
* A SURE. SPEEDY AND SAFE Dl
* IN USE OVER 30 YEARS- AC
25c BEST VERMIFUGE Kt
$20.00 TO $4C
J Being Made selling "500
book of legal and bu.ijness 1
Compendium of plain and <
Calculator and Farmer's K?
A complete set of interest)
ments of CISTERXS. Tlmfc
one volume. Over 472 pag
It is a complete business
SIMPLE. PRACTICAL a
ar.d girl* can sell as well
One agent In the country
week. Agents have canvas
Selling prica SI.50 Ltbera:
lsfactlon guaranteed (or mo
Circulars free.
SOUTHERN DENTi
If 70a are interested in obtaining a de
of full instruction. Address Dr. s. w. I
HEADACHE BY J
1 floured copiHiine 3
2 Also Feverishneea, ?ick Headache 5
3 Nervous Headache etc. 15, '25 and n
2 5Uc. AlDrus More*. *
*
fenoine stamped C C C. Never sold in balk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to soli
"something jast as good."
CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. Ks
Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use
lr. ttnio. Pold by drucaUtv kSi
4
KIDNEY TROUBLES,
Mrs. Louise M. Gibson Says
That This Fatal Disease is *
Easily Cured by Lydia E.
; Pilikham's Vegetable ComI
pound.
" Dear Mrs. Pin'eham : ? I felt very
discouraged two years ago, I had suf- J
fcred so lon^ with kidney troubles and i
other complications, and had taken so
much medicine without relief that I
began to think the:o was no hope for
me. Life looked ho good to me, but
what is life without health ? I wanted (
to be well.
mrs.
"Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound oured me and made
me well, and that is why I gladly
write you this, and gladly thank you;
six bottles was all I took, together
with your Pills. My headache and
backache and kidney trouble went,
never to return ; the burning sensation
I had left altogether; my general
health was so improved I felt a9 young
and light and happy as at twenty."
?mrs. locise OiBSon, 4813 Langley
j Ave., Chicago, 111.?f5000 forfeit If above
j testimonial Is not genuine.
i If you feci that there is anything at
! nniisnn.1 or Duzzlini? about your
I case, or if you wish confidential advice
I of the most experienced, write to Mrs.
j Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., and you will
j be advised free of charge. Lydia E.
1 Pinkhain's Vegetable Compound
| has cured and is curing thousands of
cases of female trouble.
IE SCiPiSr7
il le?ichers. '1 borough Work. Superior I.oca!?.
A. Ki.MIltl KNh, A. It., Principal,
i FACTS. 11
it
^re being gnawed to distraction by ^
lom reliable. They depend upon the JJJ
ariety of worms present in the intes- *
e and sure course by using ?
WORM KILLER. |
ESTROYER OF THESE MONSTERS. *
JCEPT NONE BUT DR. BOYKIN'S. *
40WN - SOLD EVERYWHERE. ;
I.oo PER WEEK
Lessons In Buslnoss." It Is a complete hand'orrns.
A complete Legal Adviser?a complete
>rnamental Penmanship, a complete Lightning
icltoner.
i. Grain, Lumber and Cotton Tables; measurei?r.
Lumber. Log? and Bina of Grain, etc.. In
:e?. 250 Illustrations. 0
educator; brought home to every purchaser.
iti PLAIN: 500 agents wanted at once. Boys
a? men and women.
eild 45 copies in one aay. Another 210 In one
i?ed all day and sold a aopy at every home. ,
1 discounts to agents. Send 25c for outfit; sat- j
ney refunded). '
J. K. NICHOLS & CO, ATLANTA. GA. !
AL COLLECE,A"ar'- j
ntal education .hrite for free catalogue j
totter,Dman, CI Inman Bldz., Atlanta,Go, \
[ So. 28. j
CEABOARD j
3 AIR LINE RAILWAY. ,
WEEK-END AND SUNDAY
EXCURSION TICKETS . .
On pale Soturdaya and for foronorn trains I
Sunday, Rood to return foliowintr Monday, *
fi*..rn OKn.I, ftfl In ilia #,.11 trinff iwimail A
ill . w P u
points at rates as shewn below: Portsmouth, J?
Va., $7.93, Jack-?a Spring*, X. $3.50, t
Monroe, X. C.. 75 cents; >ti. N. C.,
54.00; LincolLton, N.C.. il.OC: Mr, Holly, N. t
50 cents; Stanley Creek. 2'. C., 75 centg; l
IroD, X. C., il.CO; I herrjviwe, N. C., 51.00,
Waco, N. C.,$1.25. Mielby.N. C'., S1..5; Itutherfordtou,
X. t*. $1.50; Marlon. N. C., $2,95,
Hickory. X. C., $1.95; Clifis. X. C.. $2.00; A
Lenoir, N. C., $2.65; Blowing K d;. N C., X
$5.05; Cros# Hill. S. C., :2.S0; Morhcad h
City, N. C., $6.50. a
Exceptions: Tickets to Blowing F.ock will
be sold ou Friday and Saturday, r.i^d to re- ^
turn the foUowkig Tuesday. '1 ickets to be ~j
sold to Morehead City cn SatnrJ -ys, good '
to return tbo following Tuesday.
For further inf- rnaution, end ^n, or ad- j
dress AH. V. IHKItlLL, P. end T. A., '
23 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C.
i .'49%
[)R. J. SILLS DANIEL,
| | OF RICVmOlVD. XMwy
< J The most prominent and sucaaseful ?p?"
clallgt on
?j$?CANCER,
1'umor and Diseases of Women, of tli? ^'oa'b.
Is bunimerlnc in Hendersonvlile. N. C. tb?
months or July and August. I Lo i>T. takes
this opportunity of offering bie scrvtcea tothe-nllerers
of Western iiortb and South.
Carolina. Consultation and Exat?ioatloa
nrr.v tiffi /#>T PS~
I ICf ? iiuipic ... ti'-nts
from a distance. Graduated Nnrso IBattendance.
Add i ess or ral 50 Main St.
Hendersoviile, N. U. After Sept. Jst rati of
addiess. Tun 1)K. PAS1FL SiMroHHM.r.kbmond,
Va. Send foriny illurtratrd Uiok onL'ancerFree.
I use Ripans Tabules for t
periodic headaches, always
with quick relief. Only last
evening a lady asked me what
I thought good for pain in the
stomach from eating rich ;
food, and I gave her a Ripans >
Tabule. To-day she tells me
she has bought a package, the
one I gave her helped her so
much.
At druggist.*. \ , .
The Five-Cent paoket Is enough for bb
ordinary occasion. The family bottle,
CO cents, contains a sunnly for * T??r. [
W^L^^bLAS- ,
$3 & $3^2 SHOES S?'
W. L. Douglas shoos an? the standard
of the world. This i.; the reason
*vV. L. Dou&rlas makes and veils mor?
men's $3.00 and $3.50 shoes- than any
other two manufacturers..
W. L. DOUGLAS 84 SHOES
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
wo? noaihi. S1,103,820!^S:^ ?$&***
Best Imported and American it nth erg. Meg I 'm
Patent Calf. Enamel, Btx Calf, Calf, Vit i XieL 'ItxnamK'
Colt, Nat. Kangaroo. Fast Color Ejdrtt KMd.
r.Tiitinn f The genuine have W. DOUQLXV '
name and price stamped on bottom. ~
Shoes by mail, 25c. extra. IUils. CtefaUrgftxt~
W. L. DOUGLAS. RROCKTON. JWASR
A SIMPLE, DUBABL?~
Hofl/I Pnnmf Hair Ptacc '
nanu i unwi ii?; i
IMPROVED THIS SEAST3M" 1
Better than ever. Pays fnr -tself ^
quick. For testimonials, etc.t
VATKINS HAY PRESS CO., EasU'OTrt,U ^ *
J DROPSY"
10 OATS' TRtATMSlT FEE?
Havonadc DropsyanJiCscaa*
Icatioas a specialty tx tontr '
sirs with t?a aost xeciarfi*
iceess. Hits:carcicxayt&imieid
cases.
12. H.H. rjg7T'3SCtfr .
Box B Adoatg, (m, , v
HEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Tnlane University of Lonfsiau.
Founded in 1834. and new hat 3/04- Gir.duatrt.
Its advantages for practical in?trnc}i33_bt C'ai? ampia
laboratories and abundant horpn.il irater?ale?tw
qu ailed. Free acceas is given toilie great Char.f? Hogpita
with 9<X> b?dsand3u,i?)pati?nteaBnngl(j. Spetail'
n?i ruction ia given dai.y at the bedsirfwcW the .irk.
fhe next se-sion begins October 2Sd. IStBt Wiir r*Mlogueaod
information address Pi:or. S. K- ('Matij 1.
if D-. Dean, P. 0. Drawer'.SI, New Orrata*. lea.
TOME STUDY.
PENMANSHIP, etc., 8uccessJhU>j W/U
angbt by mail (or no charges! hy-JSy ,
)raulhon's Bus. Cofftfes Nah-TjCf fW
rille, si. Louis, Atlanta, alontgcm- WflM
!ry, Fort Worth, Galreston, LittV
iock, Shreveport. Mav deposit mcwty i* t*ak
ill position is secured. lu,000 sta4uclac For
Jooklet on "Home Stndy"or college Catalog.aA.
)cp. 60. Draughon'sBus. Coll. NishvtUrrf Mb
iiTiaFbc1 DAiofi
I" ley "sTwsT.sr-"
WLJb B I M Bristle Twine, Hafcblf,
8 ? Ac , for any inukevf Gin
iNQINES, BOILERS ANft PRESSES
,nd Repilra for same. Shafting-.
siting, Injactors. l'lpes. Valves And F.uia&x.
.OMBUil) IKIIX WOyKvA.SU SGrrLT
OMHA.NV, Auzustj. G.i.
u/yEcufiE POSITIONS
TT For all COMPETENT STIMNIS.
CAS SECI BE l'OC OSE.
l Kigh-Grale School for amb'.fcous yooatf
fen and Women of moderate dikiim. Vou t
ave money enrich to enter ?it?* is* Send
t once for large new < at dome.
COLUMBIA BUSINE88 COLLEGE
toiumtOu, S. C.
Lily lookin' mighty pale,
Violet got de blues.
3es bekaze dey wuzn't built
For wearin' Red Sea! Shoes.
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