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ENTIRE CITY IS AN1 Atlanta People Are Dumfounc Use of Strange New I Cures Co CAN NOW BE OBTAIN Heme People Will Have Op That Is Causing So Mui - Cures of Cert Atlanta, Ga, (Special Dispatch There seems to bo no end to tho exciter Hiat fiau Kw?n pri?ati>fl horn hv thpHtri and mystifying results following the of the new Root Juice treatment in < of stomach and kidney disorders rheumatism. Some of the severest cases that c be found have been treated success with the new liquid and so quick I the results been in many cases that sufferers and their friends were d founded. Persons who were helpless from rhec tism for months and who had to be riM about have recovered as if by mil after using the strange new medicine ? very short time and are now wal the streets enjoying the beet of hci Sufferers from stomach trouble, could not drink a glass of water will suffering afterward and who claime< have suffered agonies from indigent headaches, belching, bloating, p after meals and other similar tfesses now declare they have a he appetite, can eat anything and n suffer from any of these symptoms. Many prominent and influential j*1 of this city have used the treatment pronounced success and a number 1 given out statements for publicat Among these is Mr. H. P. Seay, IS Pavilion street, whose wife has 1 practically an invalid for four y< When seen and asked about his w experience, Mr Seay said: "'It is that Mrs. 8eay has been wonderl benefited by the new treatment, has been suffering from stomach kidney troubles for four years and Is these became complicated with ner prostration. We tried several docl bat they did not seem to help her then.we started trying every remedy heard of. During her illness Mrs. ! has used one hundred and forty bo various well-known medicines ' but little or no relief. She is now on third bottle of this new Root Juice ti ment and we are delighted with the salts. She has gained in strength, h splendid appetite, sleeps well at night feftt better than the basin years. In fact, the three bottles of new'medicine has done more for her 1 all the hundred and forty I spoke of. At almost any hour of the day in drug store where the new medicin being explained one max hear stone startling results obtained by those have been using it. - * A very interesting and remarkable periehce was related by Mr. Wi Gaines Of 318 Western .avenae, wh well known in railway circles, ha been employed as switchman by General Railway . of Georgia for e years. Mr. Gaines explained thai had been troubled x>u and off for years and > Aljpt" he ^.suffered intern When asked'to give a description' of case he said: I suffered fearfully ( rheumatism in my joints and it especially severe during wet or cha able weather. My digestion was poor a would sometimes belch gas after eatin suffered also from headaches, backac painful urination and was nervous irritable. Borne times I could not t at night and I grew weak and run dc I tried several doctors and at least te A Makeshift. The Israelite* a ere gathering n ta "It will do well enough until at where we can buy patent bn set food*." they remarked.?Boi Transcript. Generany. Ton eaa generally tad a er where anything foolish Is being d s sickness" 1 don't chun I TO BE HAPPY KEEP 8 USE ONLY I DR. KIN( INEWDISCOV 9 TO CURE I COUGHS AND C< WHOOPING COU I AND ALL DISEASES C I THROAT AND LI ghhihrhhhrhb an ALL D / SHAKEN D MANY ARE EXCITI led by Sensational Results That Foil .iquid and Reports of Startling ntinue to Appear. 4ED IN DRUG STORES HEF portunity to Investigate New Liq :h Excitement by Its Wonderful _ ain Chronic Diseases., i.)? twelve medicines without finding a ci nent I have been using this new Hoot Ji ange treatment twenty days now and am f use ing better every day. I have spent :ascs least $250 00 seeking a cure without e and getting relief, but I .find the juice tn ment is fast curing me. The medic ould has proved to be worth its weight fully gold to me." have Mr. Gaines' story started others tell the their experiences with it and were it lum- for the. fact that many of the pec gathered there were well known in so irr>n- and huNinptu rin-lmi onmo nf (K.. car- would seem too Rood to be true, racle Mr. II. L. Bassinger, of 118Klmstn for Macon, said he had suffered from rheui king tism and stomach trouble for nine yt ilth. and that although four doctors had ( who him th?*re was no cure tor him, ttie I bout bottle of the juice treatment had gi i to him relief and that he was feeling fin< Jon, " A lady, who gave her name as \ ains Mattie Colquitt and her address as dis- Cruiu ly street, spoke,up and said: arty suffered thirteen years from indigesti ever gas on the stomach and belching. 1 u to throw up half what I ate and suffe ople teartuliy. i spent a lot of uiouey with doctors and medicines, but got no rel tiave When 1 heard kbout Hoot Juice and Jon. great things it was doing for the sick I E. lried it and although I have taken r jeen one bottle. I am beginning to feel ii ;ars. My food digests now and what I ife's stays down. I know this new medii true is doin^ me a world of good and I beli Fully it is going to cure me completely a She thirteen years of suffering. I, for c and can certainly recommend it to anyone itely my condition." vous Lack of space makes it impossible tors, print all of the many similar stories t and were told, but it is safe to say that we least a dozen people recited equally jeay teresting and startling experiences. with | WONDERFUL MEDICINE CAN^MO* BE OBli the ED MEK. eatre Local people are to be (riven an as a portunity to test the new Root Jt and treatment whjch baa been effecting tb four marvelous cures and wh:ch has cres this so much excitement in Atlanta dui :han the past few weeks. The main lab< tories at Fort Wayne, Ind., where the medicine i9 prepared, have uiado arrar e is menta so druggists can now procurt 9 of through their wholesalers and those,/ who have not already placed it in stock, easily get it. ex- Any person who suffers from indij lson tion, belching, bloating, pains a 0 is meals, loss of appetite, headaches, sic ving lessness, nervousness, backaches, w the kidneys, impure blood, rheumatic pi ight or Other symptoms of disordered stems 1 he liver or kidneys, can, therefore, obi five tho Root Juice in one dollar bottles sely.. ;any good pharmacy or by writing dii his to the Root Juice Laboratories at I from Wayne, Ind. was In view of the phenomenal cures nge- medicine has effected elsewhere it is ind I lieved that home people, suffering ft E. I various forms of stomach, liver, aid es, and bowel troubles, will find in the i P"* treatment the same wonderful rest >wn. which have been experienced by tl in or who have already used it. Aristocratic Dairy Parmera. van- Dairy farming la popular aa a g? ? faa souroa of incoma to tha Brit lak- ntotoerurLoat for Good. Radd?"Did yon hear about neighbor losing control of his mc ovd car?" Greene?"No. I didn't" Red one. "Well, he did. The sheriff's got JV flAFFY | HOME If IN REACH VS * HAS \ tKY/BROUGHT] ,OY )lds\ to j |?H \Mlllloiis/ ings PHm SOe mmd (l.OO 0 6VARANTEED BY H RUGGISTS D The Girl ?* He Forgot Henshaw laughed -when he aakad Elizabeth Blake to accept Wharton, whom she had never met, aa her par, p tleular escort at the theater party which Henshaw was planning to give the following week. "I'll be delighted," said Elizabeth. "Bnt what's the Joke?" Uid "Jim Wharton's the joke," replied " Henshaw. "I don't suppose he ever took a girl anywhere in his life. He hoards where I de." The night of the party Jim's costume was eertaintj irreproachable, and but for a certain shyness, which troubled him more than It did any one JJ; else, his manners were irreproachable, eel. Elizabeth was the most tactful of >at her sex, so, when she found that her ven attempts at conversation seemed sSt- merely to startle and embarrass her :inc escort, she alked most of the time to 'n Henshaw and Pauline Curtis, who were her neighbors on the other side, not thus left to himself, Jim was )pje free to enjoy the play, cial ries It was several minutes after the curtain had fallen on the final act beBe^? fore Elisabeth, who had been busily a" collecting her possessions, looked around In search of Jim and dlscovirat ^ there was n0 BUch Person ven anywhere to be seen. She gave a litj. tie gurgle of mingled surprise and Ira. amusement. Henshaw turned toward 400 her at the sound, and when ho saw 4 the vacant chair he. too. laughed. "You followed instructions too well, ,re(j Elizabeth," he said. "I didn't mean on 'or y?u to obliterate yourself so eniei. tlrely that he could go beating It off the alone like that." ? 1 Not until Jim. still chuckling to bhnin,y self in retrospective enjoyment of the eat p'a3r' took out his watch and began to ine w'n(* It, which was his llrst step in the eve Process of going to bed, was he asfter sailed by an unpleasant and all too >ne, familiar sensation. He recognized it. s in "I've lost something," he said to himself, beginning to feel about in his hat P?0*ets. He knit his brows and tried at to think. It couldn't have been his jn. ticket to the play, for he had been there and come home again. "Great ? play." he soliloquised. "I don't know *|?!* when I've enjoyed anything so muoh. I wonder If Tom " Here he struck a clew. "Why, lice w**ere ,B Tom?" he asked, thoughtfuliese "We certainly went togethesj' ited Then. like a flash. It all camte ba<?K ing In one horrible, overwhelming flood. )ra- When Tom returned and stopped in Jim's room on his way to his own, he found a pale, disheveled, dejected vho creatur? sitting on the side of the bed, can on* large shoe in his hand, gazing wildly Into space. Jim turned a hague? gard face toward the fntrnder. iter "Nice man you are!" said Tom, dls*P~ gustedly. "Any time I undertake to ? make a social butterfly out of you tain? Wharton groaned. "Say." he aaked, at' '"what, does a fellow do when.-things rect like this happen?" rort Tom started for the door, smothering a yell of delight. "They don't happen." be said, chokingly, as be dlsapr?n p*aredu About 6 o'clock the next morning new Hensh'aw was awakened by a knock lltg on his door. "When the door was ' opened slightly Wharton's dejected 1080 countenance appeared . In the eraek. "Tom," he esld. "I've hardly slept ? a wink. I'vs just got to do lomo thing." Tom reached for a pillow and threw >ot?- 1t at the long, and face. "Go and da Uh it then." he shouted. "But if you bother me again. Ill " The door closed on the uncompleted sentence. ray . >tor Wharton could have seen Elizad beth's mirthful countenance that eveIt ning when she read his name on the ? card which the maid handed her he 1 would have been ' tempted to dive headlong out of the window. When she entered the room in whieh he was waiting for herr, however, she was unsmiling enough. "Good evening, Mr. Wharton," she said, with cold politeness. "Won'1 you have a chair." "A chair?" repeated .Tim, looking about wildly, "T?I?don't believe 1 need one, thank you. That is. I can't stay but a minute. Miss Blake. 1 wanted T>im to come with me to tell you what a fool I am. He knew I'd do something awfnl. He hadn't any bus!: ess to make me go laet night Miss Blake, I don't know what tc say," ho went on, cheerlessly. "II there's anything I can do to square myself. I'd be glad to do it. I know thnrA inn'f snr oyciioo tnr ? hnnnh?n<l I like me." Jim was pallid with misery by thli time. "I know yoa can't forgive me and I don't ask It. I just came to say that I wish you'd get somebody to kick me around the block. I can't apolo glze, for there's no apology that I can make. The only thing I can sa^ foi myself, is that you're the first, I ma) say, the only girl, I ever forgot." It was not until Elizabeth had dropped upon the piano stool and witt her head resting on the piano had very nearly gone Into hysterics thai Jim realized his blunder. Then be, too, laughed. Elizabeth's picture now decorates l>,e back of Jim's watch, and under placed there at her request words: "The first and <mlj IR0YST1 HITS THE /J The explanation madeirjjhffi /<?s^ of our on theresnohiton Fertilizers. ^ Sdd3y Rgliab] r.S.KOYSTl Norfolk Va. ^Tbrb! Baltimore Md. Montgo Macon Ga. Sold by Fi f I Flat Cheat. The occupation of a bookkeeper teml? to brlns the head and shoulder? forward and cramp the chest. Try to sit more erect, and learn to stand tall, j end stretch the body to Its full height. \ Many defects of the figure are due to , bad postures, but by exercise many defects can be corrected. , Would Have Preferred Cheese. Hats in Washington ate up over $2,<>0ft worth In hills but we are of the w|jiiiKin mai K iney mui noen given an option In the matter they would have preferred to have had it in chosse. WHAT THE KIDNEYS 00 j !, their Unceasing Work Keeps Us Strong and Healthy All the blood in the bodyVpasses through the kidneys ouce every three minutes. The kidneys filter the blood. They work night and .day. When healthy they remove about 500 grains of impure matter daily, when unhealthy somo part of this impure matter is left in the blood. * This brings on many discuses and symptoms?pain in the back, head- ; ache, nervousness, hot, dry skin, rheumatic pains, gout, gravel, disorders of the eyesight and hearing, dizziness, irregular heart, debility, drowsiness, dropsy, deposits-in,thq, urine, etc. But if you keep tho niters right you will have no trouble with your kidneys. W. Lester Davis, 51 Houth St., Union, 1 S. C., says: "My kidneys were weak and caused my back to ache. Doan's Kidney Pills which I procured from the Palmetto Drug Co.. entirely relieved me i and after taking them, I enjoyed good health. I can say that this remedy is un excellent one for kidney complaint." i For sale by all dealers. Price 50 . cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United , States. Remember the name?Doaa's?and 1 talcs so other. l . ROUND TRIP WINTER TOURIST FARES Via Southern Railway, Premier Carrier of the South. 1 The Southern Railway announce* > Winter Tourist Fares to Tourist points, I with tickets on sale daily up to and inl eluding April 30th, final limit to return , Way 31st, 1912. For information, as to nter, tii-keis, etc.. call on ticket agents or address: W. E. McGee, ' Division Passenger Agent, J. L. Meek, Charleston, B. C. Asst Gen'l Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ua. [DR.D.H. MARTIN ' 4 DENTIST . ROOM NO. 2. NICHOLSON BUILDING, UNION, S. C. , OFFICE HOURS: 5 & MVi f' *' r _______ ; DR. I. M. HAIR ! DENTIST r : Office Over Mutual Dry t Goods Co. f _ , ' Picture Framing 1 and Wall Danpr [ UIIM T Mil I UpVl b Furniture Repaired and Polished. ' Lounges, Sofas and Chairs covj ered. Mattresses made over. . Church Cushions to order. -I MILLINGS Townsend Block. 2R FERTILIZER SPOT EVBTf TIMEl S.H. *1 t is simple; they are Tp 1 reatest care and / I nt has to pass the II ; ft 7i laboratories; f i A j miss aboutRtwsfew f f 1 e Dealers Everywhere jf m w m guano co.// I I : Dfficea $ M ffl )ro N.C. Columbia S C. /# [1 meryAla. Spartanburg 56 ^ Columbus 6a. int Bros. Co., Union, S. C. ? "IdealJ ^ g^. | iji Roasts - Bakes - Steams - Stews - Fries - Boils ^ s * i 9 YOU MAY THINK we are over-enthusiastic about t 9 the "Ideal." .jg i 9 We are not alone in our high opinion of it. Dealers w i 9 all over the country are uniting in the opinion that the W JP "ideal" is.by long odds the best tireless on the market. 1 9 wj This opinion is based on personal knowledge of fire- 1 9 less stoves, strengthened and fortified by the many com- 1 9 V mendations of thousands of customers who have expsessed i 9 thei** comnlete satisfaction and delight. 1 9 ^ The time is rapidly coming when you would as soon jjj? jfijj expect to see a home without a refrigerator as you would W w without a tireless cooker. They are a practical, useful, jl! economical household convenience. The "Ideal" leads Jjjj the field. JP ^ Come in and let us show you, atjleast. T Separate lids for each compartment?water sealed top? 5f T solid aluminum lining?celebrated "Wear-Ever" Alumi- Jj? i num Cooking Utensils?perfect insulation?beautifully fin- x x ished vulcanized hardwood case. Jc | BAILEY FURNITURE & LUMBER 0. | 3? Leading Home Furnishers. 5? MR. FARMER: See us before buying your Farm Supplies, such as Plows, Plow Stocks, Singletrees, Iron (Chains, Backhands and Collars. I Buying in large quantities we are able to sell you better goods for less money. CALL AND SEE US Union Hardware Co. I Union, S. C. Phone 34 1 Let us be your Hardware Man. | BUGKLEN'S idhicV tai ?r- "?* Discovery CKNUINB AKnlwR 9ALVL kills the cough, cures the lungs.