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I This Simple La y~^ A Hous Dr. Caldwell's Sprup Pepsin Should J Have a Place in Every Home. Constipation or inaction of the j ^ bowels, a condition that nearly j every one experiences with more or: less frequency, is the direct cause of j much disease. When the bowels! become clogged with refuse from I the stomach, foul gasses and poisons: are generated, and unless the congestion is quickly relieved the sys- j tern becomes weakened and most; susceptible to attack. Various remedies to relieve con- j stipation are prescribed, but many of these contain cathartic or purga-1 tive agents that are harsh and vio- j lent in their action and shock the! system. The most effective remedy ! is the combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin that is sold in drug stores under the name of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The Hon John D Keister of Brandy- 1 wine, W Va, who has represented his district in the State Legislature ' for six years, writes that he uses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and finds it a splendid laxative, easy to take ( and mild, yet positive, in its action, 1 and that it should.be in every house- 1 hold for use when needed. ! DrCaldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold by druggists in all parts of the United States and costs only fifty cents 1 a bottle. It contains no opiate or < narcotic drug, does not gripe, and i OUR DOG FRIENDS. 1 Interesting Facts on the Origin ol Many Species. t (Did you ever wonder about the names and the history of the many different kinds of dogs that you have known and loved? Very interesting k?|their story. " ^ In the great Teutonic Language, the word hound (hund) is related to the verb hinpan, to seize, thus meaning the seizer, and long before our i Anglo-Saxon ancestors took possess-11 ion of those wonderful little isles.thej houn^of Great Britain were famous, the Romans, eager to procure them for the chase and combats in the11 arena, the Gauls to aid their warriors1 in the fierce, bloody battles of that! period. J1 Several explanations are given to' i the origin of the name greyhound, j! the most likely heing Greek hound, ji -- - i. (Grains hound), referring to the race: I , as it developed in Greece. j The bloodhounds' name originated | in that animal's marvelous instinct j I for tracking wounded animals to their \ i lair, a talent later employed by men ? to catch runaway slaves and criminals, i their hiding place usualy proclaimed ;; by the bloodhound's baying. Dachshund, German in origin, < simply means badger dog, the hunting of badgers being its busy pur-' < pose in life. 11 The Newfoundland dog, the won-: i derful swimmer that can swim for j < an hour without resting, and has' j saved so many human lives from| drowning, prets its nam? from the 11 island of Newfoundland, but ataji remote period that race of dogs was I probably introduced into Newfound- i land from Norway, where they are t still used to hunt wolves and bears. 1i ^ The Great Dane was brought into ( 1 I r jis? j. H custoi W "~w etand porti | try it Tie LozUnne Guarantee: nothii If, after using the contents aSSUr of seen, you ere not satisfied in every respect, your gro- Jl*e J car will refund your money. f( lb jm r\_:i | ine iceiiy?tciyxvx xative :ehold Necessity, ! -V. is recommended as a family laxative, mild enough for the tiniest hal?e, yet sufficiently powerful to act on the strongest constitution. To avoid imitations and ineffective substitutes l)e sure to get Dr PrtMu-pll's Svrun Pensin. See that w?%?v..v. ~ r - -t !i facsimile of I)r Caldwell's signature and his portrait appear on the yellow carton in which the bottle is packed. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtained by writing to Dr W B Caldwell, 455, Washington St, Monticello, Illinois. Ireland from Denmark in one of the earliest invasions of the Danes. Our Mastiff is a dog of great antiquity. The name is humble enough, being closely allied to the old French mestif, mongrel: that is, of mixed blood, but the race received its decoration of nobility when the Leigh family of Lyme hall, England, began to breed them in the fifteenth cen fury. The bulldog was used for the cruel 3port of bull baiting, trained to hold on to the bull's head and not let go. Terriers are dogs that unearth their prey, the same root as in our word territory, the fox terrier unearthing a fox, but making no attempt to kill it. The Skye terrier, with its heavy coat, suitable for the cold northern climate, comes from the Isle of Skye, Scotland, whiie the Airedale terrier is soealled for being much used , in bunting along the River Aire in Scotland. According to excellent authority the original birthplace of the spaniel race is Engiand, although the name signifies "Spanish" dog. It was first broken to set game, "as an able assistant to the net," by Dudley, Duke of Northumberland, in 1335. Charles, the First's love for the black and tan spaniel made it the fashion if his court and time. There is a tradition that this socaMed "King Charles" is always a very sad little log, the reason being thct he is still jrieving for the king's death. Setters are large spaniels, and pointers descend from hounds. When these sagacious dogs discover game they stop short and, l>v their "fixed ittitude," set or point it out. In :he beginning it i9 probable that the noment'8 breathless pause was folowed by a quick spring upon their Cet\bur Grocer's Opinion knows coffees?has mixed them old them for years. He knows nne. Ask him what he thinks Ask him what most of his mers think of it. Luzianne will or fall by this test If the res favorable, take home a can and yourself. Make up a pot, acng to directions. You have ig to lose, for the guarantee es your money back if you don't liTionno R?v a ran todav. ar profit-sharing catalog. NEcoffee mpany, New Orleans v i victim, but they have been trained I simply to indicate where the game is and to leave the rest to the hunter. j The curious locking coach dug comes from Daiinatia, a province of Austria. The intelligent poodle from France. From France and the, Low Countries we get the cute pug, the word closely related to Tuck, j meaning "little imp," bestowed up on this special doggie on account of its "pert, ugly face." The name collie, given by the Scotch to their faithful sheep dogs, is simply an enduring appellation of | "Puppy." In the very earliest days of the English settlements in America] hounds were introduced to destroy ' wolves and.to fight Indians. Owned i by the town, the settlement could | force any inhabitant whom they pleased, except the magistrate, to feed and take care of them. At first the Puritans were allow-1 ed to bring their dogs into their cold meeting houses on winter Sab bath mornings that they might curl up, and play footstools for theirj master's icy cold feet, but later for j every dog present its owner was j fined. In the next century a great many j dogs of different breeds were ft 7 ji| Ijtjfifj Pi ^ I' T70R e r Mote abilit: auton Amer All Paige Paige public consei mobilt of trii Such beir when model that \ ajjuwi | At the ? Srw to a g IThe Paigi ME i from i fflffi' | ested out tl m : lated ffif j Seasoned Ml the na | and e; MC eatior fiitt I So you a Ml I do fee SS11 owne: Mil ^? | ^ I Paige-De HI m~ H 1 1T1U I s broughht over to America for pet*, and in the early accounts of the little town of New York we read of spaniels, mastiffs, King Charleses, pointers, and Newfounds.?Mny C JitiK/icall. DIES FROM MORPHINE. Prisoner In Greenwood Jail Finds Deadly Tablets. Greenwood. Feb 19,?Hall Murphy, white, died in the Greenwood hospital at 5 o'clock this afternoon from the effects of morphine tablets taken by him while in the Greenwood county jail last night. It is not known whether Murphy intended to commit suicide or not. Murphy, who was about 25 years old, was in jail on the charge of selling whiskey. He had been convicted by the last federal court here and was to have been tried in the State court also for the same offense. He was one of some 20 persons arrested on the charge of selling whiskey by Sheriff McMillan several weeks ago. Young Murphy was a native of Greenwood. He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters. Large uuantities of white Spanish peanuts will be raised in Beaufort county this year. $ ^ a m 0 Most Beautiful Car in/hi .even consecutive years, the Pai >r Car Company has demons y to conceive and produce th lobiles that appeal instantaneow ican people. ; models have been immediate announcements and the endorsee : have been almost simultaneoi quence, the history of Paige at e shows has been one long, unbrc 1 jmpns. lg the case, it must indeed be we say the reception accorded t Is has far surpassed anything of ve have ever experienced. irlier automobile shows it has ;enuine ovation. 2 booths have been thronged wi morning until night. Hundreds c men and women have personal le officials of our company and them in the most glowing terms motor car distributors from all t ition have been equally lavish in tl ach day our mails are filled with is expressing the same enthusiastic in see we have reasons to feelpr 1 proud. We know, too, that ev r will share this feeling with us ;es and rides in "The Met: Eccl. aerica." d "Six^i" 7'passenger ' $1495 f. o. b d "Six^* 5'passenger ' $1175 f.o. b troit Motor Car Company, Detri tor Sales ( Freed from Tick Quarantine. | Washington, D C, February 19:? The Federal tick quarantine will be raised on March 1 from four counties in North and South Carolina. A ^ total of 3,446 equate miles is affected by this order. The counties to < he freed are Duoiiri and Pender in I North Carolina and Clarendon and Orangeburg in South Carolina. I These are the first areas to be released from quarantine in 1917. More than 42 per cent of the terri- C tory originally infested with the tick has now been fre=d from the pest and r< leased from quarantine. Active work is planned for this year t in every State in whicn the tick exists, and very considerable reduc- j. tions in the quarantined area ex- pected in the course of the year. (j ! HARD CHRONIC COUGH ? h Made Well by Delicious Vinol ^ j Crestline, Ohio. ? " 1 contracted a g, I hard, chronic cough, and was weak, I nervous and ran down. I have a small li I family of three, and it was hard for me I to do my work. I took different medi- . ! cines without benefit Finally I heard * about Vinol, and it has restored me- to g health and strength, my cough is all gone r and I feel fine.' ?Mrs. H. H. Carlisle, r We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil, for 11 chronic coughs and colds, and for all h weak, nervous, run-down conditions. Scott Drug Co, Kingstree, SC. h ? ? . t s i^E I j> I I ; ?) i P '< . I fi K/B# I III e ge Detroit |m| g trated its ? h I H ' successes. jBM aent of the ii HH is. As a gftgfi s< the auto* ti iken series ^ significant fljff o our new mf the kind I amounted jMj th visitors | |?5f )f disinter' I |?j ;j Uy sought I I Efl(/3j -c congratu' I MESM c sections of J S|n ieir praise, j [ffij lm communi' ij i" : approval.. f jKS? ?^d jjggj j ery xdige i when he ' jtiful Car !. i. Detroit | . Detroit | Mx| Dit, Mich. I I ffl / Fl/E OAYS LATER WAS ABLE TO 60 TO CHURCH Vas Sick in Bed Three Weeks Before She Started Taking Tanlar. IMPROVEMENT WONDERFUL. )onld Not Keep Cold Walter On Her Stomach at One Time. Strong and Healthy Now. Though she declared her condiion at one time was so had that she ould not keep even cold water on ler stomach, Mrs J G Johnson of $7 North Church St, Spartanburg, leclared Tanlac made such a rapid mprovement in her condition that t got her out of bed and enabled ier to do light housework in three ays. Mrs Johnson's remarkable t.\tement and endorsement of Tanic follows: "I had catarrhal fever and what think was a slight case of the rippe. I was very much sick at i. 1 T u tiy siomacn ami i vonmeu su uiucu could not keep even cold water on ny stomach, much less my food. I lad dizzy, fainty spells a lot, too. I lad become so weak and sick that I iad to stay in bed. I stayed in ied three weeks and could not even it up, and I was under treatment 11 the time, but I did not seem to e getting any relief, except that ausea was helped. I did not gain ny strength at ail, though, and I nally lost heart in that way of tryig to regain my health and I threw way all medicines an<^ began takIg Tanlac. "A friend whose husband had been elped ever so much by it kept after * ? ?? ill T l-v a/*.? ? i nr\/l Jt* UUlll 1 UCgilll 1,1119 me, aiiu lie certainly did me a great kindess by doing so, too. "My relief by using Tanlac was s follows: I was able to l>e up and uing to the table and eating a cgular meal and doing light houseork in three days, and in a week discharged the cook and began dolg my housework myself. I was ble to go to church live days after started taking Tanlac. The Tanic gave me back my appetite right t the start, and soon drove away bat nausea that I then had at times, ml I could just feel myself getting Lronger right along. "I never have known any mediine that would make a sick person et well so qickly?especially one ho was as sick as I was. I just jok two bottles and I am feeling ne now and am still getting strongr and heartier, even if it has been month since I took the last dose f Tanlac. I am a great deal tronger now than I was before I ot sick, and I am in far better ealth than I have been in a year r so. The Tanlac sure did make le well quickly. It was just wonerful. "Tanlac is due all the praise for etting me well, too, and I certainly o praise Tanlac." Tanlac, the master medicine, is >ld by Kingstree Drug Co, Kingsree; Mallard Lumber Co, Greelyille; Farmers' Drug Co, Hemingay; S S Aronson, Lane; R P Hinant, Suttons; W D Bryan, Bryan. WHAT IS LAX-FOS AX-FOS is an improved Cascara (a tonic-laxative) pleasant to take a LAX-FOS the Cascara is improved by le addition of certain harmless chem:als which increase the efficiency of the ascara, making it better than ordinary ascara. LAX-FOS is pleasant to take nd does not gripe cor disturb stomach. d3pted to children as well as adults, .'it try one bottle for constipation. 50c. i, J TAKE NO ALCOHOL PREVENTS Colds, LaGrippe, Rheumatism A pleasant but effective emulsion, which rebuilds the tissues, revives the system, adds strength and stimulates the nervous system. It has absolutely no alcohol, and is In every sense a tonic. $1.00 PER BOTTLE. Ask Your Druggist; Manufartured Solely by Z The Firrol Company 2-1F-12t Columbia, S. C.