The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 30, 1910, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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j 1 What can you give your Dai
] |j a Christmas Present better
U Piano, Organ, Sewi
|J or Suit of Fur
tCome now and select it and ]
save you mon
is. M. RICI
SPECIAL HOLIDA'
American Shorthand and 1
DUKIIAM. NORTH ( i
ft* ONIY {k?s?H VS (oH,,je in the Ux-ofods presided o
Aoditor?d sufficient ouarontfe of its supmority.
'*?; r/yvi i iu> , ,r iwv tttrt coupon when sirt
- OOUO fUK accepted for its FACE V/
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OR $20.00 BookKoopme. Shotttund
a a a a EOR?Stl B?8BC0?S. ?tC .
on day compiHe s*dk ?x*sr expert FACULTY RAH.R
I Nairn* A?Klr?*ss
Dato I ex poet to enter .....
THE BOBO UNDERTAKING
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ANI
Hear.se and Undertaker sent flnywT
line of Undertaker's Supplies alw
and best equipped Undertakers, ft
licensed Embalmer and a native of
with us. He sleeps over the office
callB. Our Mr. M. W. Robo, who it
ftvill always be on hand after a sh
^^mer's request.
W. BOBO, Pres. & Treas. C
rat Director and Embalmer.
^^PPRxiniug I inn ^All
Bottle Liquid Veneer
\ 50c Feather Duster
J \ 50c Clothes Brush
[ 411 For $1.00, Does 1 he Work
I A 25c package Needles Free,
Bailey Furniture
and Lumber Co.;
Fe. FOWLERp.
CONTRACIOR AND BUILDER ll
No Job Too Large En
None Too Small
Consult or write to me wher __
you want work done. I air. \y,
here to do business.
ROOM NO. 8 TELEPHONE 129
CITIZENS NAT. BANK BUILDING
UNION, S. C
,H
SE"lAAfpii^l
Bitters FSucceed
when everything else fails.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified. I
FOR KIDNEY.LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE 1^1
it is the best medicine ever sold * *'
over a druggist's counter.
CHICHESTER SPILLS
DIAMOND BRAND
?\k I < !
Iadirs t iron
Ask r**r for cm-CTntfl-TRR'S A i lirt-r
DIAMOND BRAND PILLS In Rid and/j\ ?inn
Oeu metallic b->xes, sealed with hlue<0> I ,
RibuK.IV Till HO CTBBX. Bay ?l year v/ A fn
|Mfl|M sad aah fee (W^UU-Ttt a V
DIAMOND RttlRD PILLS, for twrntr-flye ... /'
SOTS regarded aa Beat.Bafaat, Always Reliable. ,, ?,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
.5355, EVERYWHERE JX"T
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Lighter or Wife for "I
than a handsome ^5
ing'Machine J|
niture? *|
I will guarantee to r
ey. "|
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Y RATES %
Business College 3
VKOLINA
act b> incoriior.itfil Accountant and j
led and handed or mailed to us will be y
HUE In part payment tor TUITION on any
rchased of us on or before Jan. IS, 1910
id from each person. Courses of study:
. Typewriting. Telegraphy, Penmanship.
OAO FARE PAJO POSITIONS GUARANTEED
I
COMPANY, INC.
5 EMBALMERS.
iere at any time. Full
ays on hand. Oldest
Ir. Guy M. Tarrant, a
South Carolina, is now
i and will answer all
i a licensed Embalmer,
lort notice by any cusjUY
M. TARRANT,
Fwt?al director and Embalmer.
FY UNDERTAKING CO.
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers.
C
MONUMENTS
and
TOMBSTONES
Moderate Prices
dure Frames
ilarqed
Portraits
all Paper
Glass etc
RNIT11RE REPAIREI
C. MILLING!
Phone 552.
R. H. B. HAH
DENTIST
'Sna V /in OliilHSn
Itw. niWHUI.IUII IJUI IU 111
.^hone 22
A Dreadful Wound
i n knife, jjun, tin can, nifty na
vorks, or of any other nature, <1
ids prompt treatment with Buckkm
ica Salve to prevent blood .poison
?ronc, It's the quickest, surest bet
>r all such wounds as also fot Burr
s, Son*, Skin Kniptions, Eczem
pned Hands, ConiM or Piles. AV
* l)nijf Co.
POWER OF HYPNOTISM.
Remarkable Cure of a Persistent Ca
of Hallucination.
Writing in the American Mng
zino of tho remarkable euros c
focted by four groat medical oxpor
through the means of hypnotist
II. Addington Bruce describes
case which was successfully treat*
by Dr. Pierre Janet, the noted 1'
risian specialist:
"The patieut suffered from a pc
sistent hallucination oL' seeing
man in the room with her. il
relatives believed that she was i
sane and wished to place her in i
asylum, as she occasionally mat
Tested suicidal tendencies. But E
Janet diagnosed her ease as one
hysteria and with the aid of hyp
tism made the interesting diseovc
that the hallucinatory image whi<
she thought she saw was the ligu
of a lover who had deserted h
several years l>eforc. It appear*
that every time she thought o? h
faithless sjveetheart his image ro
before her.
"To Janet it seemed a perfect
simple matter to 'suggest' away tl
hallucination by impressing up<
her during hypnosis the idea th
when she awoke she would no long
see the imaginary form But 1
found that for sonic reason the su
gestion would not 'take/ Day aft
day he patiently hypnotized her, a
ways without success. Finally 1
began to suspect that at bottom si
did not want to be cured and th
the passionate desire to see her lo
cr. if only as a phantasm, eonstitu
ed too strong a 'self suggestion'
overcome by direct attack. A:
other method would have to 1
tried.
"'Very well/ he one day said
her while she was hypnotized, 4
you want to continue seeing yoi
lover, you shall see him. But, r
member, you will always see hi
with the head and face of a pig.'
"He then brought her out of tl
hypnotic sleep into her natur
state. Five minutes later she u
tered a cry and covered her ey
with her bands.
" 'What is the matter?' inquin
Dr. Janet calmly.
"It is terrible! Terrible!' si
exclaimed. 'I see a man st&ndii
in the corner of the room, and h
face is like a pig's!' ^
"'How.absurd!' said Dr. Janet.
"After this he left her to h<
own devices, no longer hym^^h
jMw the man with the face ofa^i
wradually the hallucinatory imaj
nn.1 n + lr>r??T+V? t i-r?t V xliflsi
JLUVIVU UilU CIV IVU^Ki* VAtlXA V*J v*?? ?
peared, leaving her restored to p<
feet health. As Dr. Janet afterwa
explained, the grotesque halluein
I lion which he had succeeded in ii
! pressing upon her had hroug
about a ]>rofound revulsion of Lei
; ing. Manifestly she could not lo
. a man with a pig's head. She :
longer wanted to see her Mvoethea
or to think of him. and in prop<
| tion as she ceased to think of hi
i the hallucination disappeared.''
Mixed as to Names.
A young woman who has a treat
' erous memory for names had
drofl experience not long ago. S
had encountered in a railway s
tion a face that seemed familiar
i her. She remembered that she h
| mot the young man at the house
a friend some weeks before, hut I
the life of her she could not at
I recollect his name. Finally, how
cr, when the young man stopped
shake hands she asked:
"Surely this is Mr. Tomhsto
whom I met at Mrs. Walker's."
j The stranger smiled. "You
right as to our place of merlin
? :.i i... ?t.?* .n
MliJ ill', uui Dwnn; n tun mutw u
to the name. I am Mr. Sto
i grave!"?-Cincinnati Common
j Tribune.
' Not Easy to Wed In France.
It is no easy matter to be man
)in France, says F. Berkeley Sin
in Success Magazine. One gi
thing in favor of so sacred a e<
mony is an event requiring mon
of preparation, of the signing
* endless pa[>er8, the certificates
^ birth and the consent of pare
' until at last the wedding day, wl
has been arranged for to the en
satisfaction of every one concert
including the legal authorities,
rives. If marriage is difficult,
voree is even more so. There
^ no such romantic and youthful
^ ventures as eloping on a twelve
lar capital, handing ten to the
commodating parson and wiring
forgiveness with the change.
When Whistler Was Late.
, Whistler, the artist, was one
invited to dinner at a friend's h<
and arrived at hiR destination
hours late,
il "How extraordinary I" he exel
le- ed as he walked into the dii
room, where the company was f
ed at the table. "Really, I sh
lS) think yon might have waited a
is, Why, you're just like a lot of
at with your eating!"
"What's the worst you can sa
about him?"
"He hasn't an honest hair in hi
head.''
a- "Well, that's bad enough."
:f- "Oh, not so bad as you think.
t9 mean he wears a wig." ? Binning
u> ham Age-Herald.
a "1 had l>ecn troubled witf? constipatio
hI for two years ami tried all of the bei
a. physicians in Bristol, Tenn., ami the
could do nothing for me," writes Tho<
E. Williams, Middlesl>oro, Ky. "Tw
;r- packages of Chamlx'rlain's Stomaeh an
(i Liver Tablets cured me." For sale h
pr all dealers.
n" ^rs. Snoozer.?Henry, the alarr
l.n clock has just gone off.
J1" Bnoozer?Thank goodness! I hop
r* the thing'U never come back.Boston
Transcript.
ry Kept the King at Home.
"For the DHut vear we have kent tli
r" King of all laxatives?Dr. King's Ntv
or Life Pills?in our home and they hav
proved a blessing to all our family,
writes Paul Muthnlka, of Kutt'alo, N. \
1 Easy, but sure remedy lor all Stomacl
sp Liver and Kidney troubles. Only 'J5C i
Hire l>rug Co.
jp Employer?And where did yi?
m get your commercial education?
;l^ Mine \Vood H. Employed?1 di
the Christmas shopping for our en
ie tire family?Harper's Razaar.
For Eczema, Tetter and Salt Rheur
LI ,
d- I The intense itching characteristic (
, these ailments is almost instantly allaj
' | ed by t.'humlN'rlaiii's Salve. Many suvei
|eases have ln.vn eiinsl hy it. For .vale b
ill. J all dealers.
Old Roeksey ? Why did yo
L0 quarrel with the Count, my dear?
n. Miss Roeksey ?He called me hi
hp treasure, and it sounded altogethe
too suggestive.?Smart Set.
1.^ The quicker a cold is gotten rid of tli
d less the tlanger from pneumonia an
ar other serious diseases. Mr. 15. W. 1
e. Hall, of Waverly, Va., says: "I finnl
believe Chamberlain's Cough Keuaody t
be absolutely the Ixist preparation on th
markets for colds. 1 have recommende
ie it to my frieixls and they all agree wit
aj me." For sale hy all dealers.
^ Singleton?Do you believe in th
old adage about marrying in hast
^, and repenting at leisure?
Wedderly?No. I don't. Aftc
a man marries he has no leisure.Smart
Set.
lW Every family has need of a good, n
liable liniment. For sprains, bruise
soreness of the milRelcs nn/i rhiminot
er pains there is none better than Chan
^ berlain's. Sold by all dealers.
J- the theater and nol>ody home 1
i>? button up your dress.''?New Yor
P" Telegram.
rcl A GOOlfREASON
?- Union People Can Tell You Why
'jf is So.
Down's Kidney Pills cure the cause
I disease, and that is why the cures are i
no ways lasting. TIuh remedy strengthc
irt and tones up the kidneys, helping the
)r. t<? drive out of the liodytheliquid poiso
that cause backache, headache and d
11,1 tresaing kidney and urinary complainl
Union p**>ple t?*stify to permanent curt
! K. B. Scott, Union Mill House, IJnio
S. O., says: "I always praise Doar
t Kidney Pills when an opportunity c
curs, as I know that tlwy are a relial
s' renmdy. About a year ago I sutrer
he considerably from backache, the pi!
ta_ centering in tlie small of my hack a
. making stooping or lifting almost out
j the quofltion. The kidney socretic
an were also unnatural and at times qu
of irregular in passage. Hearing Doai
for Kidney Pills highly spoken of, 1 proci
II ed a la>\ and through their use I v
cured. I have f?dt strong and well sir
'"V- then, my kidneys have performed th
fo functions pro|>erly aiul 1 have had no
turn of backache."
For sale by all dealers. Price
T1f'' cents. Fostcr-Milburn Co., Buffa
New York, sole agents for the Uni
l're States.
?* D natviA n'fl n
Or IVCIilCIIIUCl liic ikuiiv ? *
take uu other.
US
"(j "And how long, doctor, Hhoul<
1,1 Btick to this plain diet which y
recommend?
Why?er?until my hill is paid
je^ Foley Kidney PillM arc tonic in acti
lith tjiiick in results, and restore the nati
'eat. uetion of the kidneyM and bladder. T
?r(i. correct irregulariUcs. Glymph's Phai
the a,:y"
of What did the rhinoceros do wl
of you fired at him? aski*l the ea
nts, listener. Ilo juat stood still ?
lich watched me run."
led! TRY"THIS
ar
di- Two Minute Cure for Cold in Heai
aro Chest?It is Curing Thousand
Daily and Saves Times and
z~_ M?ney
for < >**t <t l>ow 1 three quartsrx full ot I
! ing water, anil a towel.
Pour into the water a teuapoonfu
! HVOMEI (pronounced High-o-me.)
I'ut your head over the 1m?w1 and c<
day l)oth head and bowl with towel,
ou.so I^roathe the vapor that ari?eN for
minutea, and preato! your head u
clear a? a bell, and the tightness in
chest ia gone.
(lim- Nothing like it to break up a hi
ninff cold, euro wore throat or drive awn
. cough. It's a pleasant cure. You'll
joy breathing Hyomei. You'll fee
ould once ita aootliing, healing and benel
bit. effects as it paaaea over the inthuned
o\En rritAt4*l membrane. .ri0 cents a bott
druggists everywliere. Ask Pain
Drug Co. for extra bottle Hyomei
' luilent.
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We take pleasur
ie
each and every <
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11 tomers for their
u
j age given us the
ihoping
for a c
if
'i the same, we i
y
? and all a Prosper
8
New Year.
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I' customers we
E" 11 wishes for a Ha]
v; and beg to say \
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;'3 |; best to give the j
"J | J and liberal tre:
\i | j future that it hi
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eir *:
j; tomers.
Si I Union Har
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I^ongTirne. Easy Pay
Actual Cost of Perfec
i or
s missions Charged.
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I JOHN B. PA
P. O. Box 282
COLUMI
T ?V.
I he ?
I
avy Profeesor (returning home from a
l*.na v?8>t.) ? Aha, your abeent-minded
I at husband didn't forget to bring home
^and hi* umbrella thie time. See!
Je at Hie Wife?But, Henry, when you
1Cjf? left home you didn't take an umbrella-?Boston
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)atrons '
e in thanking I
< < >vJ
jiic oi uur cus- .
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liberal patron:
past year, and
ontinuance of I
?vish you one
ous and Happy
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HEN.
*?PVtT*9S
CEMENT! if i'l
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zry one of our ||
extend best '|
E>py New Year, ;*
ve will do our J ?
same courteous'| , .
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atment in the 11
is always been J|
xtend our cus- ||
dware Co. if
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to Loan ?
FARMING LANDS
ments. Borrower Pays
:ting: Loan. No Com
LMER & SON, I
Sylvan Building I
MA, S. C. I
Mintress (proudly)?My husband,
Bridget, in a colonel in the militia.
Bridget?I thought as much,
\
ma'am. Sure, it's th' goine malicious
look he has, ma'am.?St.
Louis Time.
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