The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, February 09, 1912, Page 6, Image 6
TOUCHING SCENES
IN GEOR
Throngs of Hoalth-Sookers Reser
Are Told That Wou
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Atlanta, Oa., (Special.)?Stories ol
strange and remarkable results that have
been circulated in this city by hnndredt
of persons who have used the new Root
Jdtoe treatment (or rheninatism. stomach
trouble, kidney disorders and Similar
complaints, have reached even the
humblest hovels of the poor and destitute
and throngs of cripples and infirm have
nAvtSvwl InfA ffttA Knarlnnn A! *Ko
scientist's representative to beg or bay
tte strange new medicine that is said to
exert its powerful influence over certain
diseases in a manner that seems almost
miraculous.
Pale faced, weak and sickly widowed
mothers, with ill-nourished infants
clutching at their skirts have told stories
of suffering, sickness, privation and
despair that have caused strong men to
'turn away and hide.their-tears.
Once healthy and able men now
crippled by the ravages of merciless
rheumatism, with faces lined and drawn
by pain and suffering, have 4iobhle<i in
on cane and crutch, telling of families
dependent upon them, of neglected little
ones and sickly wives, begging just one
bottle of the greatest new liquid that
may possess the power to change their
condition, strengthen their weak and
stiffened muscles and enable them to care
for the loved ones at home.
8uch persons have been given cards to
be signed by any preacher of clergyman
as a recommendation and which when
returned property filled out have been
exchanged for full sired one-dollar bottles,
the cards are supplied by the main
laboratories at Fort Wayne. Intl., and
can be obtained by any worthy and deserving
poor person who needs medicine
and has no money to pay for it.
Not only have the poor people become
interested "in the strange liquid, but peraons
iu all walks of life; merchants,
business men, everyone is talking about
Boot Juice and its wonderful cures.
8< quickly and marve'.ously have some
severe casesjbeen cured that stories have
been circulated to the effect that the
Love Soot*.
Deep hearts, sage minds, take Hfb
> God has made it; It is a long trial.
mm incomprehensible preparation for
mm unknown destiny. This destiny,
the true one. begins for man with the
drat step Inside the tomb. In the
suesp while, love and Buffer, hope and
nontemplate. Woe. alaa! to him whe
dial! have loved only bodies, form,
appearances! Death will deprive him
of all. Try to love eoais; you will
dhd them again.?Victor Hugo.
dome Fence.
A New York banker who feels that
the privacy of his town residence has
keen Invaded by the construction of
?K>*rtmeut houses on adjacent property
has filed plans with the building da
pertinent of that city tot a fence 150
fleet high. A nine-story apartment
building Is to be built on the lot west
ot the home of tht* banker, who Is J.
*. Praneoltnl. and-he.'figures that a
mice 150 feet.blghwtll be required to
keep Its future occupants from looking
down upon him.?Popular Mechanics.
Mis Chief Proficiency.
Recently a tetter of Introduction
was banded by an actor to a manager
which described the presented as as
actor of much merit, and concluded:
"He plays Macbeth. Richelieu, Hamlet.
Bhyleek. and billiards. He plays
t>111 tarda best."
A Pertinent Question.
There are great mea who cannot
spell, and small people who object to
them "Spell 'cat.'" eatd the teacher
to the boy at the tall end ef the claea.
"K-e-t," replied the boy. "Silly." replied
the teacher. "Can't yon spell
catr "Well." replied the sensible
hoy, "what does k-a-t speOf"
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nble Walking Hospital and Stories
Id Wring Tears From .
of SteeL
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; medicine possesses miraculous power, but
i this of course is ridiculous and untrue *
i Many of those who used it, however, P
> say that the good effect is felt so quickly
that it does seem almost like a miracle. Yi
Persons who for years have suffered
i from lose of appetite, indigestion, gas on Dj
i the stomach, pains, belching, bad breath,
i shortness of breath, and other snch *
i symptoms of severe and chronic stomach
trouble say that the first few? doses
produce noticeable benefit. Ri
Mr. P. C. Harrison, a well known si
plumber of Atlanta, who has been using g
the new treatment for rheumatism, met u
a friend on the street the other day who
remarked: ''How well you are looking! .
The doctor is bringing you around in ~
fine shane." "Doctor, nnthinir " M' B
Harrison replied, "I have not seen the "1
doctor for three weeks. I have been us- w
ing the new Root Juice treatment that h<
everyone ia talking about and am feeling
fine" After telling of the above in- j_
cident, Mr Harrison said, "I have been ?.
suffering from rheumatism and constipation
for five years and in wet or change- 91
able weather my. joints would swell up hi
and pain so terribly that I would have to
have thein lanced. The pain was terrific M
and sweat would stand out on my fore- mj
head in large drops. At tkmcs 1 had no ..
appetite, could not eat and could not ,
sleep or work. I am a plumber by trafte '
and am now at work again. 1 have no *
more rheumatism or swollen joints, my ai
bowels are regular and I. feel like my old
self again, thanks to this great medicine." g]
Other well known persons who have n,
suffered from indigestion, backaches, .
headaches, nervousness, sleeplessness,
dizzy hpells, weak kidneys and bladder, w
too trequent, scanty or burning urine, hi
tired, worn out and run down teelings, 8
report equally good results and many h!
say that the first few doses made them
feel better. I
The Root Juice medicine is being sold
in immense quantities and drnggiPt-> w
everywhere say they have never known a .
medicine for which the demand was so n
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Feminine Curiosity. tl
Little Eleanor's pretty cousin wore
a new engngement ring, and the budding
woman regarded the ring and the
giver ahke with revorent eyes. One gl
night when the happy man has been ol
invited to Eleanor's home for dinner. f?
Eleanor, unconsciously gushing, burst d<
fortb with: "Oh. Mr. Blank, do please *
tell me. In nil the love stories I've &
road the men propose so sudden. u
When It's coming on, does it?does It B<
feel anything like a sneeze?"
"Preserving" the Baby. "
Toung Jamea bad seen some Bah '
pfokled. and was at once Impressed 1 .
and puzzled by the explanation, elicit- "
ed by a long and steady fire of quee- CI
tlons, that the salting process was to m
make the Ash "keep." A little later
ha attended the baptism of an Infaat P
friend and was still pussled. But at K<
laat a light broke in upon him, and n
ta a ahrlll tone that <couldrbSs -beard "1
all over the sacred edifice he exclaim d
ad: "Ob. now I know all about it. tl
mother. The water is to make the a
baby keep!" tl
Temperament Ho Defense, *
Women wants divorce from bar fl
husband because she caught him h
painting a widow's roof. Being aa
ordinary roof painter, be cannot plead a
artistic temperament aa an excuse. e;
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English College for Women.
One ot the flourishing women's col .
leges In England la Bedford college
otuicu guinea lor many years in Baaei
street, London, and Is now transferred ?
to a beautiful new building in the ?
middle of Regent's park, looking on to
the lake, and surrounded by lovely
I lawne and flower gardens; almost a fl
realisation of Tennyson's "Princess "
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THE CUREl
HAT'S SUREl;
SCOVERY;
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ANDuCOLDS
NG COUGH
. TROUBLES OP J
AND LUNGS
tfiix optsm pnvorr
ND CONSUMPTION
AND otiAit/ut T ISP BV
UOGISTS
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Enjoying
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the Play
MI brought two handkerchlefh,"
Ud the girl whoee hair waa dona ?P
i an exaggerated psyche knot She
poke proudly as one who mahea. It
own that she has thoughtfully preft
red for all emergencies.
"Wlfth't I had." said her friend, enlously.
as she Jingled her chatelaine
ftg Into a safe place. "Bra said this
lay was perfectly excruciating and
tere wasn't a dry eye In the hoods?'
tough how she could swear to that I'
an't see, for of course she couldn't
? around looking at everybody, esalrt
le? That's what I don't like ahout
a?you cant depend on what she
iya."
"I really oughtnt go aee a play Ilk#
lis," said the girl with the psyche
not, shaking out handkerchief No. 1.
I'm too sensitive! I sympathise so
1th others and It Just breaks ay
Bart to?"
"There goes Sadie." said her friend
i a shrill whisper, clutching her ana.
Down the aide aisle?with the fsathr.
Doesn't she know that willows
ftva gone out 7 Who's It with Mrf
The girl with the peyche knot tum1
solemn eyes upon the questioner,
[f It Isnt Tom!" she got out. "And
i# last time I saw her she said that
le'd never have anything mora to do
1th him If he was the last mlut'dtt
ftrthl" ,
"Walt till I get hold of him!- go*- '
lei} the girl with the chatelaine. "Did*
't I call him up yeetiddy and ask
Im to drop in this afternoon and
e'd take a walk?and dldnt he say
s was sorry, bnt he had to work?
lighting me for Sadie! I bet she oift
Im to bring her to the ma tine* tony!
I'd never hint such a thing If
died for it! Of course, most any
tan If you ast him to go walking br
ould suggest dropping In to see a
low of something, but that's his hostess."
. un
"I'm going to get some chocolates,"
lid the girl with the psyche knot. T
fes, I am?you got some the last Vl*
me. I like those soft, squashy ones. be
on't you? There goes the curtain 1"
'T simply can't talk." declared the
Irl with the psyche knot, at th? end <^t
f the first act. "T never was so af
>cted in my life. It was all I ooold p|,
o to keep from crying and I dktn^t ,n(
ant to because I knew thia set of
suldnt be half aa sad as the rest tie
ad I didn't want to set started so ?n
"It's the next act that's the 1rejtL"
(plained the Ctrl with the obate^^m. g
Isabel went ,wM rtWBtj. <j
rled on Harry's shoulder. She WKM cei
lie couldn't help it and she dldart
ire If people did see him pat hia arm St
round her to quiet her!" 1
"Pooh! Isabel would weep at a ,aJ
late of breakfast food Is she could
et Harry to make lore to her," ooas
lented the girl with the psyche knot.
It's all make-bell ere with her. RTa M
liferent with-me?If eel so inteneetf di
iat it makes me downright ffl. Tm \i
II used up after a play like thle?
Here goes the ourtala!" * ll
"Wha'd I tell you!" triumphantly ia
hlspered the girl with the ohatelalaa
re minutes later, "lint it just tie
eartrendtngT" ba
"D-d-don't t-t-slk!" sobbed the gtH
1th the psyche knot, sopping her ra
res. "It Is perfectly awful. It is so J"1
id! I cant atop the tears!" pg
"I knew you'd like it." pursued her h|*
lend In a satisfied tone. "Listen to hn
?st!" Fc
"It's lust dreadful!" wept the first ^
IrL "W-w-will you g-g-get m-mpay n<
ther hsndk-erchlef-f-, dear? I aim SO
linded I can't see!"
"Try to control yourself," said her VI
lend, sympathetically.
MHm.vviAe4 nonnla 99 renllfifl
le weeping one, "but I am bo tender
-h-bearted! Ian't It nearly over? I
Imply can't stand much more of It!
never saw anything bo beautifully M
ad, did you?"
"Aren't you glad you came?- de- et
landed her friend. "If It hadn't been
>r me you'd hpve gone to that old
omic thing Instead of to something
rbere you really could enjoy your- Al
elf!" - _
"Mercy, Pm glad that aefs over!" T
aid the weeping one, giving her face L
final dab. ?
As the lights went up there was a
tartled scream from the girl with the ^
hatelalne bag and every one near
urned around to look. Then they
aughed. The girl with the psyfehe
not sat red eyed and unconcerned. _
"I thought something awful had hap- _
ened to you at first,- said the gtrl [
rith the chatelaine bag. "People's
air tarns white from grief or shock.
o I thought complexions might chtUig?
be same way?In your excitement Q
ou're been mopping your face with
be hand you held the ehocolate
reams In. Instead of the one with the _
andkerchief!" j
Craving for Variety.
The servant girl, who had been
Iven an afternoon off to attend a matleo,
returned unuuually early.
"Why," said her mistress, "yon1?
an't have waited to see the whole ^
erformance?" ?'
"No, ma'am," was the reply; "it said C
the program that Act III. wan the
'? ? 1., and I don't want to
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CAITT BE SEPARATED
ime Union People Have Learned
How to Get Rid of Both.
Backache and kidney ache are twin
others.
You can't separate them.
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If the kidneys are well and strong, the
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