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Found Simple Ret The Mild laxative Compound Corrects Stubborn Case of Constipation. An important duty that devolves on parents is the regulation of their children's bowels. Health in later life depends in large measure on early training and a child should be taught from infancy to regular habits. When from any cause the bowel becomes congested with stomach waste a mild laxative should be employed to open up the passage gently and carry off the congested mass. A most effective remedy for this purpose is the combination of simple laxative herbs known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Mrs. W. D. Bulls, of Reed, Okla., used Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for her baby boy. Harley Buren Bulls, and says "It did him more pood than anything we have piven him. Hi's bow- t e!s are very stubborn about actinp, y but they act easily every time I pive t him Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin." v Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin con- J , tains no opiate or narcotic drup and o is a splendid remedy for children and v older people as well. It has been oi. 1 I Alienor % OF ^ ONE CARL I Horses, Mai | AT | JONESVIL I Wednesday % 'WE Y ONE CARLOAD OF i X NESSEE HORSES, MAR1 X ERY ONE GENTLE A T BOTH SINGLE AND DOT T FOUR PAIRS OF WELL T ERON TEAMS OF MA X ALS0 SOME NICE, WE X DRIVERS AND FARM H X NICE MATCHED TEAM! X HAVE BEEN CAREFUL X WELL BOUGHT. TH] X MULES RANGE IN AG X SEVEN YEARS, WEIGI X TWELVE HUNDRED PC X AND WILL BE SOLD TC X DER?NO BY-BIDDING, X DER GETS THE HORSE > REMEMBER THAT J PLACE, AND WEDNES 1916, IS THE DATE. IF 1 MONEY, COME. SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK, RAIN f CAN BE SEEN DAY BE1 | Rector, Bram T KNOXVILLl UL aV 4^A A^A A^4 ^ T ^ REMEMBER / Pssjytpa] VW ^ \ At Our Druq Stored# W ' /' /' ? Mr. Robert H. Norrls, No. 1333 Henry St., North Berkeley, Cal., writes: i "We have never had any other medl- | cine but Peruna in our home since we have been married. I suffered with I kidney and bladder trouble, but two , months treatment with Peruna made : me a well and strong: man. My wife j felt weak and was easily tired and t was also troubled with various pains, hut since she took Peruna she Is well and strong:." The man who buys stock in a fifty million capitalized concern at five dollars a share always imagines that he is securing a bargain. Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fail* to cure any case of Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 daya. The firat application gives Esse and lest. Me. Marriage is not a failure; but it often links a couple of failures. I riedy it Relieved Child J ' / *#r>I* N I P.- * ^ ^ .J HARLEY BUREN BULLS he market for more than twenty-five ears and is the family standby in housands of homes. Druggists everywhere sell it for fifty cents a bottle, t trial bottle, free of charge, can be btained by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 454 Washington St., Monticello, 11. fSALEf T V OAD OF *f res, Mules i ? *t* ,LE, S. C. | , Jan. 261 f 1[* WELL-BROKE TEN- X SS AND MULES. EVND WELL BROKE, X JBLE. AMONG THEM A , MATCHED PERCH- X RES AND HORSES; X ILL BROKE SINGLE X ORSES. ALSO SOME X S OF MULES. THEY .LY SELECTED AND X ESE HORSES AND X E FROM THREE TO IT FROM NINE TO X UNDS. THEY MUST ? THE HIGHEST BID THE HIGHEST BID- X A ONESVILLE IS THE V >DAY, JANUARY 26, Y rOU WANT TO MAKE V BEGINS PROMPTLY Y OR SHINE. STOCK Y fUKHi SAL.K. ^ > tion & Kirby f E, TENN. MUSTANG For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrates and Heals, Stops Pain At Once For Man and Beast 25c. 50c. $1. At All Dealers. LINIMENT When a girl having a big brother is n grief she always prefers the gymjathy of some other girl's brother. Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly rhe Old Standard iraerat strengthening tonic. 3ROVBS TASTBLBSS chill TONIC, drives out Malaria.enriches the blood .and builda up the sysetn. A true tonic. Por adults and children. 50c CHICCO'S IS RAIDED. S. M. Duncan, chief constable at Charleston, wrote Gov. Manning as follows yesterday: "We raided Alderman Chicco's place on Market street last night and seized 31 half pints of whiskey, besides catching his own negro just after paying him for the whiskey and had started out to deliver the same. Money was on the counter when constables walked in and the boy had the right change, 40 cents, half pint." i LOCKHART JUNCTION Lockhart Junction, Jan. 17.?The weather is cold today and it looks like we will have snow. January has been too warm. As the old saying goes, it is borrowing and it will be paid > back some time in the future. If the J winter comes in its season we will likely have less cold weather in the spring. It seems that grip is prevailing in many homes. Mrs. Myrtle Little has been in bed for several days. Mr. S. W .Vinson and Mr. A. Lee Gault is on the sick list. There has been a great deal of moving and changing homes. Mr. A. D. Plexico has moved to Mr. Wal- I ter Humes' place. Mr. F. M. Tweed has moved back to his own home. We welcome him back again. The Rural School Improvement association met at the Gault school house last Wednesday night with a very large attendance. The speakers for the occasion were Rev. W. B. Justus, preacher of the Jonesville charge; Dr. F. M. Ellerbe, principal of Jonesville High school; Mr. James II. Hope, county superintendent of education, tind Miss Elizabeth Dickson of Columbia, who is president of State Rural Improvement association. All made appropriate speeches for the occasion. Good music was furnished on the fl> piano by Miss Cheatham of Oakland I and Rev. Justus of Jonesville. After 1 which refreshments were served, and I all enjoyed a nice time. This writer spent the week-end in I Cherokee county last week, stopping I at many homes. Among some, I will I mention, as they are so well known | in bin? tuuiajr. T J I stopped at Mrs. J. H. Fowler's. I ; Also the the home of Mr. J. L. Strain, I I better known as "Vox." I spent several pleasant hours at his home. He ! is a reader of The Times and keeps up with the news in our county. He is a man of 77 years of ape, and is in reasonable health at this time. We like to meet this pood man and i hear him talk. He is a pood historian, ( a deep thinker and an interestinp conversationalist. 1 hope be will be spared many more years of usefulness. The patrons pave Mr. R. C. Lake, I the principal of the Gault school, a nice toilet set for a New Year's present. He appreciated this very much. Mr. and Mrs. Belue and Miss Miller were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. A. J. I Gallman Sunday and attended Sunday j school at the Gault school. I Met at the Junction Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Carter, formerly of Y. M. C. | A. at Lexinpton, N. C. He has pone to El Paso, Texas, to enpape as teacher. Mr. Carter, until recently, I has been teachinp at the Textile In dustrial Institute at Spartanburp. I I met Mr. M. D. Lester at Lock- K hart on his way to Greer, where he Kj now lives. He takes The Times and J' says he likes to read the correspondents' letters. = Mow -.1 KELTON in Kelton, Jan. 17.?We are having ea, some cool weather just now. Mr. B. Free, Jr., of Jonesville, came down on the Ridge last week n0? and bought two or three hundred bales of cotton. The price paid was fii 12c and 12 l-8c. Messrs. S. R. Aycock and Geo. W. Sprouse closed out their entire crop and others closed out smaller lots. Twelve cents is a very nice price, but it ought to have brought 12 l-4c or more as other markets are paying even higher prices. Lancaster market is quoted at 12 l-2c. If the Texas js farmers make their deal with Ger- pa many for one million bales others will ^a| follow and if the American mills are short on cotton they had better be in y0 the market, lest they find cotton g0 scarce or hard to get, and they are qj selling their goods at good prices, and they can't afford to stop and , might have to pay much higher prices, but I guess they know their I business. g| Mr. Daniel Garner, who has been * quite sick with pneumonia is improv- Jj ing ana nis doctor will see him no more unless he tfets a backset. ? After reading in the Inst week's ?a issue of The Times of the sickness of W. H. S. Harris and what the editor had to say it sounded much like his funeral. I decided to go and see my ? old friend. I found him a very live C corpse; although old and feeble I ^ found hi'm cheerful. Well, after all, cheerfulness is half the battle. He has a good nurse. Mrs. Harris is much CALOMEL SALIVATES AND MAKES YOU SICK K se Acts lake Dynamite on a Sluggish w Liver and You Lose a Day's a Work. te There's no reason why a person fit should take sickening, salivating cal- se omel when 50 cents buys a large bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone?a perfect w substitute for calomel. if It is a pleasant, vegetable liquid n( which will start your liver just as surely as calomel, but it doesn't make te you sick and can not salivate. ge Children and grown folks can take t/ Dodson's Liver Tone, because it ?s perfectly harmless. 01 Calomel is a dangerous drug. It is a dose of nasty calomel today and you will feel weak, sick and nause- ai ated tomorrow. Don't lose a day's work. Take a spoonful of Dodson's ai Liver Tone instead and you will wake nfl up feeling great. No more biliousness, constipation, sluggishness, headache, coated tongue or sour stomaqh. Your druggist 'says if you don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts better than horrible calomel your money is waft- p ing for you. " The Union IS HEADQUA Building Ready for Imm< Flooring, Ceiling, 1/1 /vf Tkniir luiitia ui urts Rough Lumber I Red Cedar Shlni Lime, Cement, L If You Arc Prci Let Us Ffgur Union Lu: G. J. BOUKNIC looted to him and he will lack no ;ention that she can render him. . >w beautiful it is to see a couple their old age just as devoted to ch other as when first married and FuiH should be so with us all. As I live in the backwoods and am Calls Ai t able to get around and hunt up i current news the readers of The H. VI mes will please excuse me. G T G. Phone 240 miMU, === JlW2EiaEE^ PILE REMEDY^ ?? a scientifically prepared medicated ste in tubes for proper use; also Jfc blets for internal use in same pack- ^ e. A remedy which you can use Is inestimable urself. Sold 011 its merits. Ask us. ?, ,> glasses. I ma Id only by us, 50c and $1.00. humbuf?f?ery. ymph's Pharmacy. and you know and fakirs. E ^^^^LVYlIaHT4^^UNDSM"p*ir?l^ A l VI Pillow* to match. 81.15. Selected New. Live, V 2Li. <&lH Clean, Sanitary Feather#. Best Feather- A A A A A RWifl proof Wlti.,*. Sol.l on money back aruar11| anten. DO NOT OUT fromanyon.eat;any price, until y ou aetlho BOOK OF TRUTH, ?? rblfenow catoiofr mailed FKEI. Write a postal rd TODAY. Aaenta Wanted. ? am?rican.?atwc* a pil^w company, All men are more DESK S-2S NASHVILLE, TKNN. ^ ?not because they i cause they can't hel % E R \/ I E The Best Hot v m mm B m W Bar grovB'STastelksscI blood, builds up the who r?derfully strengthen and ( LUZJ the depressing effect of < T f la au p oim anrl rlncirn t A XI/ lO VJU1 uliu cv 11 vt vtv/oi a \> vv a -% ? | h 11 r j. .? i . UK. 1. MUK ve all of our patrons the best rvice possible at all times and e consider it a favor, and not Office: 507 Cha kick, when they call our at- Phone ntion to any fault they may spartanbi id with the service. If you e a street light out; if the ? ater is not perfectly clear, or BAILEY UNDEI your lights are too bright or )t bright enough, call our at- Funeral Dir ntion to the fact, and we shall lumbal e that the trouble is remedied Calls Answerc any of your lights are out of in the t der, let us know, and we shall ive them put in order without open Day ly cost for you. Phon? lunieipal Electric Ught And Water Works The man of mode: (desirable as an ac< R. A. EASTERLING, Supt. iman of immoderate , , 1PI w . Hero is where 19] hone 144 17 W. Mam St. itseif in. % Lumber Co. II RTERS FOR Material >diate Delivery CiHsnn onri till jiuuiy aiiu an ised Lumber. Mways in Stock lies a Specialty iaths and Brick raring to Build e With You mber Co. jHT, Manager li ? wmmmmmmmmm _____ les Undertaking Co. srai Directors and Embalmers iswered Promptly Day or Night / EDGAR, Manager. Old Poslolticc Building rAirAirA iTA JTA A"A ATA A^A ATA ATA A^A A^A J^A ATA A^AAjB^yAji^A* ,vwwwwwwwv*vg x "he Value of Good Eyes Most bad eyes can be made good eyes with pro pet ke a careful examination and tell you the truth. No ?r<? No unreasonable charges. Everything guaranteed, * where to find me at any time. Beware of the peddlers * ye sight is too precious to be neglected. F. C. DUKE, Optometrist. or less prejudiced THRASHER'S fiKF\T "E \ LlNO unnl fr> hp hilt hp- El.l i p it. ? Praised by Union Count > Uural Pu^eather Tonic liceman. nil TONIC enriches the le system anil \will won- . 0 ^ o i.-n? fortify you to withstand Union, S. C., Doc. , 1*)14? ihe hot summer, soc. I am one of the deputies and can say that 1 have used and seen Thrashn * v (I A Hi ei s *'rea* Healing Fluid used for * Il/\II\ many kinds of pains and all give it riST ^u* Pra'se as best ever used. I recommend it to all as a great dispman Building covery for rich and poor. No huratsfift hug, try it. iawp THOS. McDANIEI.S, il. P. LJRG, S. C. It has benefited others; it. will be _ helpful to you. For sale by 11. M. Toney, J. F. Cheek and I. M. Sumner. ???Price, 50c u bottle.?Adv. [{TAKING GO. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that the ectors and undersigned have duly qualified as executors of the estate of T. P. Miller, deceased, and all persons having :d AnyWhere claims against the said T. P. Miller, bounty deceased, are hereby notified to present same at once to us, duly proNinhi bated, and persons indebted to the or ? estate of T. P. Miller are required to iiihm xeiuemem u> me unuer.signea. 5 106 J. B. Miller, ?,w ? . - c- F- Mn,er? When Desired Administrators. * Dec. 14, 1915. 1-4 rate means is more Anyway, people who are always quaintance than a looking for trouble seldom meet with i meanness. disappointment. 16 arrives and digs As long as a young man can't tell the color of a girl's eyes he is safe.