The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 12, 1903, Image 3
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PRESIOENTFULLf
' Threatened With L
and Sight From
the Ravages cf
Catarrh.
Pfw.n.n. -I, f
Cured Him.
A GREAT many remedies to lernpoj
ri'y relieve catarrh have been dpvis
from time to time, such as sprays, snuf
creams and other local applications, but,
* rule, the ; medical profession has little
no enthusiasm in the treatment of catare
It is generally pronouncod by them
-e ?- -- he incurable.
It therefore created a zreat sensation
medical circles when I3r. Hartman a
nonnced that he had devised a eompoui
which would cure catarrh permanently.
The remedy was named Peruna, and
a short time 'oeeame known to thousan
of catarrh sufferers north, south, east ai
west
Letters testifying to the fact that I
runa is a radical cure for catarrh began
pour in from all directions.
Thousands of such letters are on file
the office of The Peruna Medicine Co.
Rev. E. ^ffbenvoll, Pella. Wis., writ*
"T feel obliged to extend you my persor
thanks for nir complete restoration. J
through the winter I suffered from thro
and lung trouble, hut recovered my enti
health by the use of your'excellent re;
v. edv. Peruna."
The following letter from a promine
gentleman of Los Angeles is a case
point:
Mr. .T. W. Fritter, President of the .Te
elers' Association of Lo.s Angeles. Ca
has been in business in that city for ?
^-enteen years out of the forty-five that
has been engaged in business, Concemi
his experience with Penina he says:
'*! teas trouble<l\rlih catarrh af ti
head Jar many yearn. It affected a
?/ ><?' '/. h?ttri**ri an-1 - tah*.
^*N$25 Every Da
mK k Cad W ?uU; made with our
Kb Well Augers & Dril
BB One mot and one hor*e required. 1
f are tie only maltem of the Tlf9n Wc
k Boring and Boek-DnUtog Machine
h WirrMlri the Beat on Earth!
Ka-j of our ouatonrra make from #30 to 94k a d.
^^k 800* had Circular* KHJEE. Addroao,
L0CM1S VJHAIJLE CO., TIFFIN, C-y
So. 11.
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Lr W 10 CWTrtATBEHT FREE.
r7 x) Havonade Dropiy Mditjcc
y plic&tiopa a specialty for twen
flpSJfcr 7 years with tfis most wonder
1 , I Meters. Havoeoredmany thoi
\ CSarSsfffifr*3 c""ia.a.a?wssow
* Bnr b Atlanta, t
The presence of bacteria in the w
ters of the Mississippi River at !
Louis was asserted before Special Un
ed States Supreme Court Comra
sioner Frank S. Bright, in the heari
of the Chicago Drainage Canal case t
day. Dr. Amand Ravold told of tes
voart asm shnwin? 29.a
Uiacu tnv J VM40 0 __
bacteria in sixteen drops of wat
taken from the Chain of Rocks, eig
teen miles north of St. Louis. "The c
structive power of this number of ba
teria is all sufficient to cause serio
THE TES
A Vast Number of Kidney Suffer!*;
say but for the Free Trial thei
Golden Merit at your Com man
Goixmbcs City, Ia_, Feb. 10, 1903. received
the sample package of Doa
Kidney Pills and took them according
directions. They did me so much goc
I procured a 50-eent box at the drug st<
and have been trreatly benefited. I h
the backache so bad I could hardly wal
also bad urinary troubles, that caused i
%> jet up two and three times of a nig]
I am all right now. Long may Doa
Pills prosper. Yours truly, A. C. Sipe
Severe and long standing cases shot
take advantage of free Medical Advice.
Grind Rapids, Mich., Feb. 17,1903
I received the trial package of Doan's K
ney Pills promptly and can truly say th
are all and even more than recommendi
I suffered continually with a severe pj
in the back, which the pills entirely ov
come, and I am able to work, which wot
not have* been possible but for Doa
Kidney Pills. Mrs. J. A. Schlamb, 1
Buchanan St., Grand Rapids, Mich.
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ROF THE I
JEWELERS' ASSOCIATION
*ossofHearing, SmeJl
tike a
llMaM Young
limi Man
K j
t0 ! *ptnt lotgof money with doctor* -and.
i t/?? use of local application* to re1R
! lleve me, but towpurprtHe, until my
icj attention was called to the uronderJuleffectHOf
Pet-ana.
"I must suy thai i rtxat wn? mv?
n(] surprising and satisfactory results.
Peruna took hold of ike o-jmpialnt
>e" and drove it entirely out of my *ysW
tern.
in "Although well along toward the
allotted span of man's life J am
ial pleased a* a child over the results.
U1 " ?<' fori like a young man again."?
at J. jr. I'm Her.
ire i
m- | Sue;. Jotters as the above are not used
! for publication except by tbe written pernt
j mission of the writer.
m A pamphlet tilled with such letters will
' be sent to any address free. This book
should be read by all who donbt the turability
of catarrh,
be If you do not receive prompt and satisnK
factory result-,from theuse of i'emna write
at once to l)r. Hartman, giving a full statement
of your case, and lie will be pleased
k* to give you his valuable advice (gratis.
%V Address Dr. Hartman, President of The.
1 Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. 0mw
Genuine stamped C C C. Never sold in balk,
in j Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
? "something just as good."
?. I apudine
2 ' Cures Nervousnpss
f HD NiRVOUS HEA.flCH :.
tO, 25 and 50c. at Drugstores.
a- injury to human health," he said. "The
5t. purification of the water as it journeys
it-' toward St. Louis was far from suffiis
cient."
The new Princeton University eatajls
j logue shows a total of 1,382 students
,18 this year, against 1,354 last year. The
:er Dumber of professors and Instructors
h- has increased from 101 to 108. The
le- combined Princeton libraries contain
ic- 256 volumes, 14,000 having been added
us during the year.
r OF GOLD.
% People, Cured by Docn's Kidney Pills,
/ would still be In Agony. This means
d to Test.
-1 Aching backs are eased. Hip, back, and
q's loin pains overcome. Swelling of the
to limbs and dropsy signs vanish.
Thev correct urine with brick dust sedi
' ! mcnt, high colored, pain ia passing, drib1
bling, frequency, bed wetting. Doan's
a"' Kidney Pills remove calculi and graveL
k ; J Relieve heart palpitation, 6leeplc9sncss,
ue headache, nervousness, dizziness.
FREE-SEALED WITH PUBLIC APPROVAL
iev I Pleaae send me by mail, without charge,
^ i trial box Doan's Kidney Phis.
wn j Name
e,r, | Post-offlce
tld j
i (.Cut out coupon on dotted lines end mail to
)50, j Foster-Milburn Co., liuffalo. X. Y.)
i Medical Advice Free?Strictly Con'"* atlal.
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A'alnable Tcsiiiivin.
Cood roads rcduc the wen- r.r.d trni-*
on liors harness an.] vehk-Icr. acI
?' *- AI? fnlinve*
<i'OrUH!g lO llll- l; f- .i
(icneral Stone?One farmer, when 1
asked liiin how lie was getting on paying
his taxes for now road?, replied:
4,I save more 011 repairs 0:1 my wagons
and harness than the whole amount of
my tax on good roads."
Charles I,. Andrews. Moorostown.
N. J.?Thp stone roads have every advantage
over the dirt roads. They
ore much easier 011 hors??. They are
a saving of horseflesh, saving o? time,
and. as "time is money," consequently
a saving of money.
Charles S. Athetson. Magnolia, N.J.
?I am part owner and operate a farm
of two hundred acres near the line of
the recently completed "White Horse"
telford road. 1 consider this road one
of the greatest public benefits ever
conferred upon the people of this locality.
At a distance of eight miles it
brings us nearly an hour nearer market.
It enables us to dispense with
cue team. Our team? are in better
condition and require less feed aud at]
trntion in doing the same amount of
carting, we mase a u:u>y sawu^
one cent a horse per mile.
Thomas J. Beans, Moorestown, X. J.
?When a farmer living alongside a
stone road sends out his team with a
load they do not seem to pull the load;
it just rolls along, and they accompany
It.
William Jones, Med ford. X. J.?I
live fifteen miles from Philadelphia,
and a great feature of my business is
the growing of truck for that market.
At present I am five miles from a
stone road, and I am obliged to put
four horses to my truck wagon and
send two men with it until they reach
the stone road; then the leading team
is taken off and one man brings it
back home, and the other settles back
in his gig top and goes to sleep, as
there is no danger of a loaded team
leaving the stone road-bed until city
pavements are reached.
Treatment of Rokdi With Gm? T*r.
While roads in the United States
have been treated with crude oil to lay
the dust and render tbeni compact, in
Italy the same end has been .attained
by using gas tar, and the experiments
which hnTe been made seem to he quite
successful. M. G. Rimini. the district
engineer xt Lugo, near Itavenna, has
published an account of the application
of gas tar to souie sections of the public
road In that locality. He uses it
in two different places on the provincial
route near Lugo, where the circulation
is rery active. The first portion
treated measures forty feet long and
ten feet wide and the second 7S0 feet
long and thirteen feet wide. In spite
of the prolonged dryness the results of
this treatment have exceeded the expectations,
and the surface of the road
has become rery hard and compact, so
that it is difficult to pierce It. There
is no dust and the rainwater flows off
without penetrating, and thus there is
no mud formed. The color of the soil
becomes tbat of a very dark sand. It
is not necessary to treat the whole surface
of the road, but only a band in
the middle about twelve feet wide. As
to the cost of the treatment it is estimated
at only ?!)("? per mile. M. Itlmini
is making observations of the two
sections thus treated before applying
It on a larger scale.
A Government Koad For Lljht Vehlclse.
An enthusiastic automobilist has recently'
revived a proposition which
was advocated a century ago. but has
lain dormant for many years. It is
for a Government road from New York
to Chicago, and possibly to the Pacific.
This road is to be suitable for bicycles,
automobiles and light carriages. Asphalt
is spoken of as the most suitable
pavement for the rubber-tired vehicles.
The main road would be through the
most thickly settled sections, with
branch roads leading to important
points in the neighborhood of the
route. The proposition at first seeins,
says an exchange, great and the cost
unsurmountable, but when it is considered
what the combined efforts of
the various cities benefited could do,
the proposition seems more feasible.
The great work which has been accomplished
by the bicycle riders of
this country for the improvement of
the highways is certainly wonderful,
and shows what is possible when the
energies of a large number are concentrated
toward the same end. Such
an enterprise would not encroach upon
the business of any company, since its
purpose would be entirely identified
with the new industry.
Scleace and Kadiijr.
xvn nro ovov willinc to eat what we
should, providing it is palatable, but no
amount of science will overcome the
idiosyncrasies of taste. Therefore it
is delightful to know that many of the
things we crave are just the things we
need. Tlje scientists tell us that tea
and coffee are not only harmless, but
helpful, if we don't begin to drink them
until we are thirty, and if we don't pay
les6 than thirty cents a pound. Coffee
has recently escaped from the latter
ban. for a very good Jbrand may now
be bought for less than twenty-five
cents. Another important point to remember
is that if we would live long
and prosper neither coffee nor tea
should be drunk unless the grounds
are removed within at least ten minutes
after making. Coffee, if boiled at
all, should be boiled quickly, but tea
should never boiled. A certain amount
of sugar is necessary to keep the human
system amiable, ^ ^ .
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I One of the essentials cf the fcs
information as to right living and
health and happiness. With p
recreation, cf enjoyment and of e
to that end and are of not less va
wholesome foods and the select-r.
when needed. With the well-info
only when nature needs assistan
1 cleansing the system effectually,
long been known, yet until vrithi
to resort to oils, salts, extracts of
which were found to be cbjcctit
increased quantities.
Then physicians having learnec
I and carminative principles were
principally in the leaves, the Call
a method of obtaining such princip
of predating them with pleasant t
most .acceptable to the system and
Syrup of Figs?as figs were use*
because of their agreeable taste.
This excellent remedy is now i
best of family laxatives, because ii
and sweetens the system effect!
ItAfsl/lfl CdTlf"
I\ 1UUI/UUUO CUiU >riuiuuw tinued
when it is no longer requir
All who would enjoy good heal
that it is-the one remedy which
approve and recommend and use
alike enjoy, because of its plea
I beneficial iects.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all
of fifty cents per bottle, in origu
the remedy?^Syrup of Figs?ai
California Fig Syrup Co.?printed
USE TAYIOB'SS
.Reflections of a bachelor
(New York Press.)
The road to the poorhouse runs
through the stock market.
Getting into society'is the invention
of the devil for getting into debt.
All women are good actresses ofT the
Rtage; and mighty few on it.
Every woman takes a lot of satisfaction
in the thought that she would be
a terrihle ffirt If she didn't have such
high ideas.
When two women go to a restaurant
tn fiivMp a fhirken salad between them
it is a luncheon given in each other's
honor.
Some men pay small debts for the
purpose of contracting large ones.
Even the man with a weak intellect .
may be headstrong.
June Tint Euttee Color makes top
of the market hutter.
Don't imagine that all your neighbors
need reforming.
| The Great Spi
' v After the rigors of winter are felt you are I
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? RHEUM
j This medicine is scientifically compounded fr
A bined with certain other purifying and alterative pro<
X. Constipation. Boils, Kidney Troubles, and all disca:
A Aslc your druggists for RH EUM
/ Beware of substitute;
All Druggists, $1.00, or express
(/ Bobbitt Chemical Co., >
? o a" <3- a a<^/s a" a O.-H <Vr
I WINCH
bi FACTORY LOADED !
II "New Rival" "Le<
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P jgj ffl munition, the kind
gj B=S point your gun, fc
|| Loaded Shotgun Shells: "
H Black powder; "Leader"
9 with Smokeless. Insist t
Factory Loaded Shells,
all dealers
WITH NERVES UNST1
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,ppy homes of to-day is a fund of
the best methods of promoting
roper knowledge, each hour of
fiort may be made to contribute
ilue than the using of the most
g of the best medicinal agents /
rmed, medicinal agents are used
ce and while the importance of
when bilious or constipated, has ^
n recent years it was necessary
roots, barks and other cathartics \
enable and to call for cobs tan tly ft
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1 that the most excellent lazative (
to be found in certain plants, V
fornia Fig Syrup Co. discovered \
ties in their purest condition and >
md refreshing liquids in the form
the remedy became known as?
d, with the plants, in making it,
apidly doming into universal use as the
t is simple and wholesome and cleanses
lally without disturbing the natural
after effects and its use may be disconed.
th and its blessings should remember
physicians and parents well-informed
and which they and their little ones
sant flavor, its gentle action and its
[ reliable druggists, at the regular price
sal packages only, having the name of
id the full name of the Company?
. an the front of every package.
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San Frazicisco. Cal.
Ky. Hi
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rhs, Colds, LaGrippe g1, S1 1,
SOLID FACTS!!
all wearms
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105 TOWER CANADIAN CO. I (,?. TOBoill?, CAM
Til CURES WHERE All (LSI FRIES.RT
Kj Best Cou*h Syrup, l utes Good. Uso FU
Ivi In time. Sold by drofwUta. m
ing Remedy.
iabic to feel the need of a tonic, laxative and J j
'URIFIER. I
OF COURSE; THAT IS Z
ACIDE. *
om the extracts of roots, herbs and barks, com- j. |
lucts. A sure cure for Rheumatism, Indigestion, > |
>es arising from impurities 1.1 the blood. J" |
ACIDE and Insist on getting it.
lofdoubtlul value. (/
> prepaid on receipt of price.
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that shoots where you
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w York, N. Y. jfl
im and Mullein KSS",0!^
and Lung Troubles. Thoroughly teste? ,
s. All Druggists. 85c, fiOc and tl.OOt .J
A Golden Rule , > Jj
of Agriculture:
I Be good to your land and your crop \ , ,*S
i will be good. Plenty of
Potash
<3j
in the fertiliser spells quality j &yp?L
and quantity in the har-. J "3
vest. Write us* and
our ^ money winning
G?8M AN^Ud-1 $ WORKS,
m It Ic a fact tbutttulzer'a seeds are foaod' itr^K
more gardens and on mow farms tkv_jMU
EJJgSj^ any otUer in America. Tbofe Is {Zfik,
reason for tMs. wc own and op-^M|
R5f S <1 orntc ovcrWM) acres for tboproduo tM
A tlon of our choice seeds. In order to ?? '.9L
s?Ty^x^ lnduceyoa to try them wemaJco f&?m
Be following unprecedented bfTcr^uB
For 16 Cents Postpaid JHT
I '\ \ S4 sorts weodwfal ?!???, flL
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^ A in all 210 kinds posi'.lrcly furnishing fflK
9 A bushels of charming (lowersand lota /aW
H S3 and lots of clioi'/o ytvetablra. togetk-XvSI
BE JB cr with our great catalogue telling all IJl1
Bs HI about Macaroni W ;?cat. HllllonBel- LVflM
M Ifi '** firaM. Teorlnte, Broraos,
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[lite, jf Grandma is 1
jmkf Generally Right 1
r Take advantage of B
?S^9?hw? her vast experience B
and ask her what is K
best for your Liver, B
Kidney and Blood Troubles. We B
think she will recommend Mr
DR. TRACKER'S LIVE! AID I
BLOOD SYRUP H
because she has tried it and know* it H
cures Bdra on market 90 years and is IF
reliable. You try it r
60c and Jl 00 at good druggists. Dr. 13
Thache&'s Liver Medicine (dry), 25 cent*. m*
Ves, your druggist, sells it. Be sure
it's Dr. Yhacber's, though. iB
Write our Consultation Department H
explaining symptoms, and receft* free BE
confidential advice.
8 THACHE* MEDICINE COMPANY. flH
II Chattanooga. Tenn. g*
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STRAWBERRY PLAN 18.
ftURl'B-, HOSES CRAPE Vl.VBS,
ASPARAGFS. ETC.
"F"C?utorur WDt on eopoUeetion. A njee tot ?C
3rown" Lrahorn* and Berred I'lymoolb ItMte
KulI blooded Corkrel* aod Pallet* nt I rwfc.
llso pure POLAND CHINA sHOATS, three mouth*
ild AttCOOeeeh. ?
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ioa*J Hon -'eed hishte. Write me at oace.
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