The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 05, 1914, Page SIX, Image 6
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AIDED SY -FAXED" PICTURE
French State man In ?lcclior.
by Means Which Might Well 6e
Called Dubious.
Monsieur Richepin and Monsieur 1
Cecealdi were opposing candidates,
for a seat in the French chamber of
deputies. At one of their meetings
an affray occurred in which one of i
M. Richepin's partisans was struck
down by an assassin supposed to be
of the Ceccaldi party. The Paris
journals have reproduced this scene.
The truth was that in the riot it was
impossible to photograph the scene.
But the picture furnished by M.
Richepin was dramatic in the extreme
and doubtless aided in his
election. M. Richepin was on his
uhv home npcnjnmnipd hv a number
of faithful friends and some photographers,
when this dramatic picture
was posed. He stopped at a bridge.
There with his friends crowded about
him, an excited throng, stood \f.
Richepin, one hand leaning upon the
bridge, the other hand holding a
handkerchief dripping with the blood
of the murdered man. The blood for
the handkerchief, it is said, came
from a neighboring wine shop and
was poured from a bottle of red ink.
With this beginning a background
was set in representing M. Richepin
standing on the steps of the hotel
where the tragedy occurred.
EASY TO DECEIVE THE EYE
Many and Varied Are the Optical Illusions
That Have Been Placed I
on Record.
A curious optical illusion is sometimes
seen as a motor car passes, the '
wheels of the moving vehicle appearing
for an instant to stop or even (
turn backward. In an investigation ]
reported to the British Royal society
Prof. A. Mallock mounted a cardboard
disk with spokes on a flywheel, :
and when this was revolved so rapidly
that the spokes could not be
seen or easily followed by the eye.
and a slight mechanical shock of almost
any kind was given the observer 1
the SDokes appeared almost station- 1
an* for a fraction of a second. Shocks
having this effect were given in many I
ways, such as in the contact of the j
feet with the ground as in walkn %
by tapping the head or body, or even
by rapidly blinking the eyes. It wag
proved that the appearances depend .
on the speed of rotation, the bright- (
ness of illumination, and to some degree
on the nature of the shock. The '
explanation was offered that the
6hock produces a momentary loss or
variation of sensation. This variat
tion of sensation does not last the
same time in different persons, but
is always very short, and usually
about one-eighteenth of a second.
THE PANAMA CANAL. I
The idea of an isthmian canal, I
connecting the Atlantic and the Pa- 1
cific oceans, is as old as the discov
erv of the isthmus itself. For 400 1
years the notion of uniting the two
seas has been in men's minds. The
attempt of the French under De Leasens
failed, not from lack of en
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gineering skill or funds, but from 1
peculation and disease. The mi sap- f
propriation of the funds and the
mortality resulting from fevers
brought the project to its disastrous ^
ending. It was science, eliminating j
the deadly fevers, that made it pos- {
.aible for American money, brains ar.d
energy to do the great work.
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VANITY.
She?I like the way that man 1
looks. '
Her?Why, he's positively ugly!
She?Yes, but he's looking at me. j
ALL GONE.
"Well, my dear, did you get a quid
pro quo in your bargains ?" .
<rNo, indeed; I guess they must
have all been gone when I got there."
WI LUNG TO DO THAT. 1
"So your grocer refuses to give
you credit for another thing ?" t
"No; he says he'll give me credit j
for any cash 1 pay on account." t
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TH03E DEAR GIRLS.
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Maud?Jack told me last night r
that I was beautiful. F
Ethel?And yet people say that j
Jack has no imagination. \
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Why does he look the picture of t
misery ?" ^
He says he's the victim of a
llmme-up."?Judge. F
I Nervous? |
Mrs. Walter Vincent# j
^\| of Pleasant Hill, N. C., '
J writes: "For three sum- i
5r mers 1 suffered from p5s
nervousness, d r e a d f u 1 !
OJP pains in my back and
/^ { sides, and weak sinking
spells. Three bottles of
Cardui, the woman's
?] tonic, relieved me entire- "?L
ly. I feel like another
^ I person, now." |@
TAKE
I Cardui1
y The Woman's Tonic
?J for over 50 years,
yr Cardui has been helping fSs
(g)| to relieve women's unnecessary
pains and
. HniMinrr u/pqLt urnm An tin I
to health and strength.
W* It will do the same for
@1 you, if given a fair trial. 1^
So, don't wait, but begin
taking Cardu* today, for j(g)
jk J its use cannot harm you,
SfT: and should surely do you ^55
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APPEAL DISMISSED.
U. S. Supreme Court Throws Out
A. C. L. Corp.'s Appeal.
A Washington dispatch of October
26 says:
"Dismissed for want of jurisdicdiction,"
was the way the United
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states supreme cuuru tu-uny uauuicu
the appeal of ,.he Atlantic Coast
Lumber corporation from the decision
of the State supreme court upholding
the ruling of a lower court
that the corporation had forfeited
its contract with 0 G Mishoe and
others. The corporation some years
ago obtained a grant to cut timber
under certain conditions on land
now owned by Mishoe. Mishoe went
into court, claiming that the contract
had been allowed to lapse and
was therefore null.
When this contention was sustained
in the State tribunals the
corporation appealed to the Federal
supreme court on the ground that it
had been deprived of its property
without due process of law.? ;
Georgetown Times. {
- Fortunate is the man who can see j
the finish of his enemies.
Declare War on Colds. ]
A crusade of education which i
aims "that common colds may be- t
come uncommon within the next i
generation" has been begun by a )
prominent New York physician, j
Here is a list of the "don'ts" which 3
the doctors say will prevent the an- 5
aual visitation of the cold: c
"Don't sit in a draughty car." |
"Don't sleep in hot rooms."
"Don't avoid the fresh air." j
"Don't stuff yourself at meal 3
time. Over-eating reduces your re- \
jistance." I
To which we would add?when /
^ou take a cold get rid of it as quick- J
y as possible. To accomplish that J
fou will find Chamberlain's Cough 3
Remedy most excellent. Sold by all \
iealers. C
Everything has a bright side,even |
:he dark lantern
A pessimist is a fellow who ex- j
pects to be turned down every time
it: turns up.
rHE THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION
OF THE
New York World.
Practically a Daily at the Price
of a Weekly.
Other Newspaper in the World Give
So Much at So Low a Price.
The year 1914 has been the most exraordinary
in the history of modern
;imes. It has witnessed the outbreak of
he great European war, a struggle so
itanic that it makes all others look
;mall.
You live in momentous times, and you
ihould not miss any of the tremendous
vents that are occurring. No other
lewspaper will inform you with the
>romptness and cheapness of the Thricet-Week
edition of the New York World.
Moreover, a year's subscription to it I
vill take you far into our next Presilential
campaign.
The Thrice-a-Week World's regular
ubscription price is only $1.00 per year, I
ind this pays for 156 papers. We offer I
his unequaled newspaper and The I
bounty Record together for one year =
or $1.75. =
The regular subscription of the two 1
tapers is $2.00. J
AM - 1 /\
Lome to the V^ua
Try a glass of WELCH'S ;
quickly soothes the parched th
ating vim into the spring day
here * 'straight" or in the fan
Rickey.
The quality fountain is hea
everything. Our motto: Quali
Our fountain specials, Su
made our service famous.
Scott Drug
For Cold Drinks
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I wA^DP?^ S
When in need of Watches, i
'; of any kind,remember BAGGI
[ Quality. Every article guai
; your money refunded.
Cfiinaware. Silverware and Gi
I Eyes Examined anc
\ to the weakest eyes. Broken gla
A supply of glasses always on har
Bring your Watches, Clocks am
[ repairs. All repairs made same d
T. E. BAGGE1
fwm
!BU1
J. L STl
HAS B<
Horses am
For Sale or E
J. L. STl
g Livery, Feed and
I Lake City,
For the Pures
Groct
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W. J. REE
Nexsen Buildin
KINGSTREE,
Goods Way Up in Quality bul
T PAYS TM ADVERTISE
Let Us Print Ton some
ility Fountain 1
for that tired feeling?ij M
roat and puts an invigo- M
WELCH'S is served
ious Bryan Hiball and pS
dquarters for the best of , &
ty?Purity?Cleanliness. jg.
mdass and Sodas, have _
Company
i of All Kinds
~ If vou want to be I
on time, buy a
"BIG BEN"
You may "cuss" in
the morning, but
you will be thankful
when pay day comes
- ?no lost time.
ClocKs and Jewelry
LTT'S, the store of
anteed as represented or
it Glass (or Weddings. "
1 Glasses Fitted .
sses reDlaced immediately. f/
id." -> If
i broken Jewelry to me for
ay received.
IT, Jeweler.
IS ON US |
JCKEYI
DTH 1^
d Mules |
Exchange. I I
J CIVIL, I g I
Sale Stable W I
South Carolina sj I
it and Best |
;ries I
o I
)DICK'S I
g, Main St. 1
- s. c. I
t Way Down in Price. \
IN THE RECORD! S
======== Five
) Office Stationery Caloi
W. R. Scott
Merchandii
DEALE
Rice, Grits, Flour
gar, Coffee, Lar
Hay, Grain, Stock;
Our office is in the old ^
and we invite you to call:
buying.
W. C. HEMIN6WAY, President
Bank of 1
Capital
Hemingw
The earlier you stan
good BANK, the soon
many resulting benefits
Open a checking acc
get that money of yours
temptation to spend it
Bank Check and cultiva
the BANK OF HEMINU
Our Line o!
is more complete than (
your careful inspection as
Call and look our line
You will find a variety ol
We have lust receive<
reals, such as, Oat Meal
Wheat, Corn Flakes, Puff ec
Fresh shipment of Rais
for making Fruit Cakes.
~BRTTTON~.fi
Phone No. 108
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9. Six-Sixty-Six
i is a prescription prepared especially
MALARIA or CHILLS A. FEVER,
or six doses will break any care, and
en thin as a tonic the Fever will not
q. It acts on the liver better than
oad and docs not gripe or sicken. 25c
& Brother j|
se Brokers j? ;
RS1N ?g V,|
', Meal, Meat, Su- g
d, Cheese, Etc. I
and Poultry Foods^Pl
Nee Nee Bank Building
and get our prices before w
D. 6. HU66INS, Cashier
lemingway r
$15,000 Km
'ay, S. C. 1
t friendly relations at a
er you can enjoy the
3
ount with us today and i
out of danger of loss or Use
the convenient y
te friendly relations at 1
WAY.
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3ver before. We invite I .
to both quality and price.
! of Canned Goods over, \
: the most choice edibles.
1 a fresh shipment of ce,
Buckwheat, Cream of
1 Rice, Puffed Wheat, Etc. |
ins, Currants and Nuts
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Whoever You Need a General Toole
Take drove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives/^
out Xalaria, Enriches the Blood aad
Boflds up the Whole System. 90 cemts.
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