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HEALTH RESTOREDI Mr. Knight Was Down With Kidney Complaint; Found Doan's the Kemedy Needed. "Kidney trouble put me In a bad way." says Thomas A. Knight. Ketlred Insurance Agent, ?>- ! N. Ninth St., East St. Louis, ill. "It came on with pain across my buck and the attacks kept getting worse until I had a spell that laid me up. Morphine f was the only relief Ji I and I couldn't move without help. The kid- 1/ ney secretions were y\ scanty, painful and A. 1 tilled with sediment. mi jyr "I was unable to leave the house, could Nr. Knight not rest, and became utterly exhausted. The only way I could take ease was bv bolstering myself up with pillows. For three months I was In that awful con- 1 dltlon and the doctor said 1 lia l 1 gravel. i fan's Ki<lni'\j Pills brought me back to good health | and I have gained wonderfully in | strength and weight." I Sworn to before me. , A. M. ECC.MA Y.Y, Y tanj Public. , Cat Doiii'i at Any Store. 60c a Cut doan's *vidi.ni.v : FOSTER-MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y. | Handy uulu un uuuunr Why, when Dr. King's New Discovery so promptly checks it t r'S natural you don't want to bo careless and let that .. .| c.>M <<r * cough drag on or that te v alia!: develop seriously. N<>t tvl- :i you imh c get such a proved su til r? dy as Dr. King's New Disro ry. Cold, cough, grippe, en.up t. . , not i resist this standard reliever vr, Ion.' Its quality Is as high tudav a it a!- f ways has been?and it's I gro rig steadily In popularity f ?r ta-.re 11 :i fifty years. i?Oo. and *1 jo a h>.t !< at all druggists. (Ji\e it a trial. ???____ ^ Tardy Bowels, Inert Liver * They just won't let you put "t Into your work or play. '/< ache comes from retain in:' a i t. liter and Impurities in the ;-,dy. Feel right for anything tnal. > Hie liver lively, the howeis fnr?? t ' larly, with Dr. King's N? I. . p Smoothly yet positively th. t r< : . r restllts that cleanse the . at r. I make the liver and howeis i.n>; to , the demands of :i strung, I.. :i : Still 25c.?at all druggists. Try tlu-rn tonight. Wftfb A.I*'lickirtfs M(4ic Sherman.lea THE GREATEST GUSHER IN THE TEXAS 0IL1 ILLIiS Hr net >i ? v . I I,In t nnn f ill v. . I 1 ,:i . ' / Itrownw I. 'I < i ?, - 11 it i i barrel ol "il . *: 1 ! .... . . nil of It ? k Hi I ri 11 ? i .11! perhaps Ir. 11 I' ' J ' P'I PS'- t I 'I I . . r BOO'tilr.K' all'! < 'j: i i V ' li ?.i. err..i! 1 l.n"'n In . r | I I r. I 1 Hot f?-ar. of atllfer, on" ttioni pull) ft u in *. ru' \ In . !.uri > ! * t" i' >r PKln ft i unit flu* \\ i ii la I la its u itlmut I li'iiiinif *i to ir. I' i . i c r. rlitl.n. ur'-r thorough wn hlnir with WRIT, | rrifl with" it I nif 'ii I i i ..ii. r' . i iif ouarunt -i i I r u f r . ?t< r- 1 nal InViri h ini t ' til. Invaluahla f..r Injury In tho t mo of I. Rt'iok, a < ni. nr. r i .i ,i. it. 1 11 ha.r (rows book In It a ? ..'it1'.: I 1'illl I ino-t r* i rV I 1 r < 1 i I. I eh i.?! I..- v. h .nt I i.f oil. | foil' . iin. ' lllch Wl ! hint hn DV< r.i j family a I (foil mo ' ml 11, I'D ' r 4 tiOllWl Of til" I ' : .?v I. TilK IIKOWSWOOI) l:KMI I>\ t'OMI'WV. , IIIKlH NU runt. I l \ \,\ ! i 32% Alcohol 150 Min. Chlo. lo O?, EZIT Almost Instantly *r Hrndarli?t Tonthirlf, Nauraltfia f'ami . Apply with bruah, or rub it on afler.trd parti. i Manulx tiirrd l>y Parson Remedy ( ompuny, < harlotta, N. C. INDIGESTION Quickly i li< v. l i. sM.-s|'i \l(-%1|NTO. 8r n'l 2T> cantx iri nt i t . r I 11 t i Thr> Sr?l-f?p?*nr- Miiitn t ??., Sen \ ,rl,. >. II ' refund rnon<-y It r< u ' < < let i.,ry. I Her Cl.ir.s ] j "Is :i WOlllllll ' I.o dPlVt'S lt? I' ii ! . innchiiic :i 1.: >i* hi V , "Si, \ v|n || 11111; 11 \V|. >T." r>r Perry'* "D<vid ihi.t" not nly ??p.ta Viirnn or Tat" ? rn i. it 11 i r ... mur-ua In viiicti in. I ! m l t .... up the illR.'Stion. on. ?I. ?. tilfniirit. Ailtr. Foriiniiito K In - iel i. li'-r |(.|ii|H>r iiinl iii i liii'N ii .1 n. VYMtDINP ?n<l Wornlnrf 4y//|/'*l/TC. Have Strong. Health: m' lT^UIf they Tire, Itch "Tor Smart or Hum, if Sore rjrC Irritated, Inllamed oi TULIR lYLvJ Granulated, use Murirx Often. Soothes, Nrfreslirn, Safe foi Infant or Adult. At all Druggists. Writeioi Free Eye Book. Hutu Er? ftuedy Co.. Chktp 1 p "ij J cilia II | i comes fr>' :i rheti- | A\ " itism, ? Ay i .. sciatica j [(/ ' '-'?- or sprain is u^ ' illy j 1 If you have a bo* Mo of V ;cr" Liniment handy an I u- <* ii you 1 get quick relief. Pri e3 , The large bottle c .:>.?? ttviee I . ? mi :h as^tl e usual l> >*t c f OILBKKT KKOS.& < <>.. llnll I more. Mil. NEGLECTING THAT nni n r>n nn-ionn BUILD MAhY MILES PUBUG HIGHWAYS 530 MILES ARE EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED BY FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER. ] i HIGH HOPE FOR COMING YEAR: i i Department Is Netified of Shipment of 27 Three-Ton Trucks for DIs- I tributlon Among Counties. I Columbia. The skit* highway da part merit plans I to construct 400 miles of roadway luring 1920. s During I91S contracts for 181 miles I ii.avo been awarded, the cost approx- 1 rnatiug $1,750,000. In addition to his amount of roadway, nine bridges I >f ivn avoraee length of Lift feet are 1 cider process of construction. ? Surveys for approximately 590 miles if roadway hav> been completed durt'g the present month and by Deeomjor 1 tlio surveys will be about 0M0 nilea. Plans lor .150 miles of road- 1 >\hv will have been completed by Jan- 1 lary t. 19'.'o During 1919. Ill grade crossings have ' uumi eliminated and four other roads ' lave V? n so changed as to render ' tjcni s f<?r for tr.ivl. Crossings were dimiii.tteil in various parts of the 1 ill", several of tin m being between * in-en wood and Hodges. The department anticipates that 192d will be h good year for road ' urMJiir. Tin present outlook I* tliiit i> 'hing will hinder construction and 1 he <!' p i. lit>?> *-? to Increase the ' ituouTit of work liorn' every year un- < .1 the state It yhway system is it 1 "calltv. i Tito 'l"part no nt has boon notified I 11 it 7 ''if '' ton I'aeloird 'rurks hnve .< >e< n '.i|>p.-?l to tlio stati bv Ihe war i !epart iinoit in Washington. * ( ntercst in Red Cross Seal Sale. I "Tim strongest force of the Red I "res* riir foias seal Is f? 11 in the | t : mi'in whv'i it is sold." said ;1 r ft i' : .1 II ti"M. nunnpins dt- I for f 'bo N'atiorial Tuberculosis t -oi a t i i pi i at I v in di.sin-sing t he t i: - I I'mv >a al salo which will ' held t'l tn lie I'tnber 1 to Decent- ( ?er In. ' li? i in i it develops the local | li/ht ic.iin I the disease by educating ; be people." | Thronall a budget system adopted 5 >r the National Titberi nlosis assoeln- ; ion a:nl tlie !.00?i state and local orr a it /atlons affiliated with it. about ( '2 pet* cent 01 tin* funds raised by any fate are spent there to light the treat white plague at home. i Istimate of Cotton Crop. ^ The Ainerb an otton crop this year. 1 j lii-*ive of linter:. .vi 11 be lo.no.nno ! according n the annual fore- ' a?f. of t'oi.pcr K Griffith. well known J otton firm of tjreenvillr The ?3tinate in made up from reports from ho i orrespondentH of this firm liroiighoul the cotton licit Th" crop I .r South Carolina Is fore\-tcd as 1 iK8,ooO bales. This fore- / .eat has been mad* annuallv Itv Coo- i >er <C Griffith since 1010. Lagion Posts. The Allendale post i< I ho latest post ' if the American Legion ni' South Car- | ilmi. ApplTation for tliih post was i oooivofl at stat'- heudquarters. Springfield and Saluda are tho latost j owns m which organizers have bueo ippninted Towns without a post can ommunicate with statu h< adquurtars , n C dnnibin where infi r inalion about ho oraanization of a post, and nutbortr to organize same, can be obtained. Assistant Adjutant General. Cnf>t p G Marshall of Columbia vbo saw sorrii e overseas with tho rhirti'tb divisioni and who was :no?ored out of the service with tho rank j >f captain, has !.?< n made temporary isslstant adjutant general hv ling Jon W. \V Moore and Cnpt .Marshall immediately began work. II* j tils th<- place made vacant by the room! resignation of Muj. John D Tost. A'ant Embargo Lifted. The South Carolina railroad eomuls ion ha > sent an appeal to R T., IVinrhell, regional director of the rail- i mad admin intra* t?n in Atlanta, asking hat the embargo he lifted on cotton cod for planting purposes Augusta. C,a , Is the onlv furaljta- ' 'ion tiition in this section and the j ottnn ?? <! fur planting must ho sont <v - for turn r it ion apilnst the boll voovil nrid ha/frliiy. I.'nder the emiareo lh?? rail! ad-; will not accept ;esd for AtiK'i.itu. itodents in Good Health. Thnt the hcilMi <>f (bo student body it Winthrop ; i-xrel'oat and that the od supplied ?ho ;liiill nt.-' at thai indilution is weil balam oil anil quite ' iatisfaetory me two statements con- ' ii?ofj in a report of I ho committee ,u sanitnry inspection of state schools irul colli-Kej wliit h report has been ' - .f-entlv filed with the secretary of ho stale hoard of health. The report of the Citadel has also 1 oen filed ai.d tin- health of the stu- 1 lent body there is said to have been 1 mind "most < x< < llent." ' fa Pool Paper Purchases. < Jt<-pre.--.eiifativos of the South Caroina weekly press met here and ap- ( lointed a committee to devise a ays- | oni of pooling interests in the purha e of white newsprint pnpwr Tlio committee will estimate the nearly need of the weekly press and certain if a contract for the matta I can he entered into with manu- 1 ac Hirers. i Jobbers already havo been found i vho will act as a holding company for h? weekly press. 1 , . . j 'a..: ? ? V.kfcftail i, ' ' ., Mtmorlal Drive Extended. ' Because of various conflicting causes slowing up the campaign for the $400,000 memorial fund, the South Carolina memorial commission, ' hrough its chairman. Gov. R. A. Cooper, and its vice chairman, former Gov. Richard I. Manning, issued a statement extending the "drive" uatil the convening of the forthcoming gen- * eral assembly. * The statement calls attention to the * prosjierity of the people of the state, * their gratitude for sacrifice made by their sons and daughters in the world war, and says that the gratitude of 3 the people has never been wanting and ? will not be dimmed now, as they will . not permit the present campaign to 1 fail. However, the need of all county 11 halrmen to tighten up their organlza- * tions and all workers to Intensify ( thoir efforts to raise the fund is emphasized. 8 Mann Makes Appointment. [{ Washington. ? (Special). ? Repre- x tentative Mann sent in the nomina- f ion of Thomas Duke Simmons of r ftowesvllle for appointment as a mid- j, ihipnian in the United States navy t trnm the Seventh congressional district. Mr. Simmons is now in bis second year at Clemson college. a Remount Stations Closed. Temporary closure of the auxiliary remount depot at Camp Jacksoa as well as of similar depots at Camp [iix and Camp Lewis Is direc ted by lie secretary of war until suitable vrsonnel, both commissioned and onisted shall have been provided. A cpecial recruiting drive for the re neurit svrviee is planned. Meanwhile i saving of $.''.1,000 a month Is effeetiil by suspension of these. iVsks for $3,000,000. Miss Kate Kendig. fleld secretary inance tor the South Atlantic fl? 1 rl of !? Young Women's Christian assoiation. is in Columhia at the Young IVomru's Christian association in the ntorest of the campaign being waged >v the national Y. W. C. A. for the mm of $3.000,000. The quota for tho south Atlantic Held is $96,000; that 'or South Carolina is ?11,S56. Health Officials Praised. High praise for the work of the bntsii of vital statistics of the state toard of health is contained tn the otter which James C Mitcliell semis :o fodernl director of the vital statisirs bureau at Washington. Mr Mitchell recommended that South 'arollna he inclmletl in tho Itirth registration area of the federal census. In order to he placed in that area, it * necessary that a state's bureau show that at least 90 per cent of births ! mc registered. t i Deal Will be Supplied. * Governor Cooper received n tele ' ?rani frotn tho fuel control depart- ' aient iu Washington. emphasizing tliat c oal would he supplied to all oil mill* F to crush the seed supply now on hand ' It was pointed out that the shortage >f coal did not warrant further guar- f jntees than for the seed already In ( the warehouses. \ Banking and Export Corporation. t The formation of a banking and eg- s port corporation In South Carolina ( will be discussed at the annual con- ( vention of the South Carolina Cotton association In this city on December 2 The proposed corporation would I be similar to one that has already been formed tn Georgia < Compulsory Vaccination Lawful. The state board of health has the ^ right to enter ? couuty and revaocnatu the pu pi Is of the public schools, despite the fact that in one case the ordnr is about to "break up the schools" of the county, according to .... w,,........ loimnirii UJ \ Hi? jlkKlMlMpl [ ittorunv tfaiwj*!. Cllnkscales. State Chairman. Atlanta -I'rof. J O Cllnkscalej of Wofford College, SpartunburK. baa accepted tin* stat.' chairmanship of fh<' prohibition enforcement campaign. It was announced by J. MoSwain Woods, state director. The ncc.eptaneo of the vice chairmanship by the ! Rev. K. Hurts, T> 1?. of the k*imt Baptist church. Columbia, also was announced CeurMS in Nsw Business. In co-operation with the South Atlantic Kxport corporation thp L'nlvar sifr of South Carolina is plannoinK to offer special courses ralatinR to South American business mid industries Th? oxport company is building up an ex tensive trade with Mouth American ?. and I^atln Amorb an countries and 1 the business will demand men who < arc familiar with the conditions there ( lo carry on the trade The university nnd the company 11ufiiviu tn? hcwu cm irninrij rx perts m the Latin American business . c Interchurch Men Meet. Religious leaders of the state wilt ( b? brought fai ? to fare with the vital h problem* which arc confronting the? ^ church at the present time In the con- a rerence which i? to he held the first , part of December in Columbia. " ITor three days, the conference will discuss these problems, those first be v in* stated by .1 principal speaker. am v the? being taken up from the Moor by ' the delegates present. Those dele n gates will he drawn from the I'roten ' tant churches of the state, and will ome from practically every county. ti Christmas Seal Drive. Having Mrs. P. S. Mtinsoll of Columbia as campaign manager of the state anspaign executive committer- for the rjhrisfmas seal sale, Mouth Carolina la " >n? of the fi-w stall's that can boast >f a woman leader With her kiic -essos in th.- Liberty lean drives back ,j ng her up. Mrs Vlimsell is confident n hat the state will exceed Its quota of Ml 165.000. A Mrs. Munacll status that the Amor can women have eagerly responded r o appeals for aid f >r Helgian babies, >t*reneh babies and Armenian babies. r .. ... rOU WOULDN'T TRY TO TAME A WILD-CAT Mr. Dodson Warns Against Use of Treacherous, Dangerous Calomft, r. Calomel salivates 1 It's mercury. Calomel acts like dynatrdte on u slugfish liver. When calomel comes into contact with sour bile It crashes Into t, causing cramping and nausen. If you feel bilious, headachy, const I)ated and all knocked out, just go to 'our druggist and get a bottle of Dodr ion's Liver Tone for n few cents which s a harmless vegetable substitute for Langerous calomel. Take a spoonful ind if it doesn't start your liver and itraighten you up better and quicker ban nasty calomel and without makng you sick, just go back aud get your uoney. If you take calomel today you'll be lek and nauseated tomorrow; besides, t may salivate you, while if you take )odson's Liver Tone you will wake up ecllog great, foil of ambition and i eady for work or play. It's harmless, i ileasant and safe to give to children; bey like It.?Adv. There's always a slip between the ( Idewalk and the ship. I GIRLS! A MASS OF WAVY, GLEAMY BEAUTIFUL HAIR ????? | Let "Dunderine" save and rrlrvr!At tiAiir tinif jvjui iian yv\^^vV In a few moments you enn transorra your plain, dull. Hat hair. You an have It abundant, soft, glossy and nil of life. Just Ret at any drug or oilet counter a small bottle of "Panlerine" for a few rents. Then moisten a soft eloth with tbo Danderine and lraw this through your hair taking one imall strand at a time. Instantly, yes, mmediutely, you have doubled the j >eaut.v of your hair. It will be a mass, io soft, lustrous. Huffy and so easy to lo uii. All dust, dirt and excessive oil s removed. Let Danderine put more life, color, rigor and brightness in your hair. This stimulating tonic will freshen your aalp, cheek dandruff and falling hair, ind help your hair to grow long, thick, itrong and beautiful.?Adv. It i* deplorable tliut a girl can gel ter tirst kiss but once. 'CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP" IS CHILD'S LAXATIVE _ook at tongue! Remove poisoni from stomach, liver and Bowels. Accept "California" Syrup of Fl<s j ?nly?look for the name California on he package, then you are sure your hlld is having the best ami most harm- ess laxative or physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children ove its delicious fruity taste. Full Hreetions for child's flose on each hot ip. t.iv<- it without four. Mother! You must say "California." | ?Adv. , It 14tK --? tIn***** to make a pair | onn1111lt iIn* elergynuin. Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured iy loi al ap|ill< ulloiis us they cannot reach i lie diseased portion of the car. Then is 1 nly one way to cure Catarrhal Deafness, ml that Is by a constitutional remedy. I A I.I,'K 'AT A Kit 11 MKDICINK arts hrough the Hlood on the Mucous Surfaces | f the System. Catarrhal Deafness is at se?l by an Inflamed condition of the ' aucoua lining of tiie Eustachian Tut?e < Vtieri this tube Is inflamed you have a . umhllng sound or Imperfect hearing, and 1 i hen It is entirely closed. Deafness is the esult. Ciile-s the Inflammation can be relueed and this tube restored to Its nornal condition, hearing may be destroyed | orever. Many cases of Deafness are aused by Catarrh, which Is an Inflamed ondltion Of the Mucous Surfaces. DNK IH'NDItKD DOT.I.AICK for any , ase of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot e cured by IIADk'8 CATARRH i IF DRINK All Druggists 7Sc. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio. ~ i If a mull litis plenty of suntl lit* alios litis plenty ut grit. Cutlcura Soap tor the Complexion. fothlog Iwttor tlinn futicurn Sou ally ami Ointment now and then ir eeded to make the complexion clear t*alp clean and hands soft and while i .dd to this the fnacinatlng, fragrhn utlcura Talcum and you have tt i 'utlcura Toilet Trio.?Adv. ????????? ! \ ta olT lit the r^wurd of tmslifulnesa < l , f -S GRACE AGAIN INS ELECTION CONTES1 OPPOSITION TAKES P03ITI0N THAT THE PROCEEDINGS WERE NOT LEGAL. MAJORITY TOTAL UNALTEREI Hyde Committee men Decline to Vot When Motion Is Made to Declare Grace the Nominee. Charleston.?The city Democrat! ffxecative committee on a majorit vote of 12 again declared John I Grace mayoralty nominee of the clt democratic r>nrty after 77 challenge votes had been considered as well a the mutlltatud ballots In questloi The Hyde faction committeemen too the position that the proceedings wer not legal and either voted against m< tiona leading to the resultiag decla ation or did not vote at all. On th final question tbo Hyde commlttei men did not rise on a call for a risin vote for or against a motion declarin Mr. Grace the nominee. The action of thu committee did nr alter the mayoralty total of 14 majo1 Ry for Grace found at its official cai vass of the primary made on Augu: 22. The purpose of the meeting was ai nouncea ny Mr. COBgrove to be to a rive at a derision as to the mayoralt nominee according to the rulings c the supreme court. It is probable tb supreme court will he asked by th Hyde faction to pass upon the lega Ity of proceedings. Columbia.? Five paroles during goo behavior, two pardons to restore cit zenship and one commutation of sei tence were granted by Governor Coi per on recommendation of the pardo hoard. Spnrtanhurg.?The Converse colle" endowment campaign for $200,000 i Spartanburg city and county wer over the top here by more than $f>f 000 amidst the windest enthusiasi that carried the workers out of th diaing hall at the Soldiers' club 1 march through the streets of th? cit with songs and cheers. Anderson.?The grand lodge of Od Fellows voted down a resolution ai thorizing the closing of the orphans? at Greenville nnd to offer thp proper! for sala. The aye and nay vote sho\ ed that SO past grands favored kee] ing the home open, while 24 favore closing the doors and sc-lling the pro; erty. Greenville. ? The cottonseed o mills of the Fountain Inn Oil compan; at Fountain Inn. this county, was t tally destroyed by lire. The oil mil property, the ginnery nnd fertilize plant were burned. A warehouse coi taining about 2,500 tons of seed wa saved. Newberry - The interest In the pr mary election here centered in th race for mayor, the two candidate Welng Kugene S Hlease and Julius , Langford. A quiet hut vary activ canvass preceded t}i" election, an there was much speculation and. th? say, a good deal of hotting on the r suit. Mr. Won hp won. Chester.?The hoard of the dire tors of the Chester chamber of con merce have invited Dr. James I Hsynfis. secretary of the state beur of health. to come to Chester ne: week to confer with the citizens < the town in regard to improved benlt conditions and the raising of $10 0C fund for a health campaign in Che ter county. Olsnta.? Three wooden build hi i were consumed by Are b*re whioh o iginated in the printing office ef TV Oinata Observer. a weekly nevap*#* The flames quickly spread to tAe poe office building and then to D. N Di kera store and both ware quirk) burned Practically everything la th tore and postofflce wore saved. Train and Jitney ColHda. Caffnoy.?Train No. 31. on ih Southern railway ran into a jttne operated by Rush (Ireen at Oaffne; the four occupants being more or le* scratched and bruised. Those wh were occupying the vehicle say ths the oneiric wa? neither sounding th whistle nor ringing the hell at th time of the rollison When it in Lake Into consideration that the auto wa thrown a distance of 40 feet again' a box <?r which wan on a side tracl It is remarkable that no ono waa s?< riomtly injured Arrested After ?0 Yoara. Chanter A white man who hs been all but identified by several * warnau upcuurcn. wnn killed llohei Relk In th* Msnetta mill at Landn i the year l*9S, and who tallies in eyer detail with the description of U; shurrh o*r*pt as to the color of hi hair, which is a sll?t hit darker tha FTpctiiircli a ought to be, is in th l'h?st*r county jail, having bco brought from (Jastonia, N. C., by Sim Iff D. Gohsr Anderson. The man under arrest says he I W. IL IJpctaurrh, a brother. A Tragedy of the Sea. Charleston.?A tragedy of the ss name to light on the arrival In port < the haltered Standard Oil barge Ni 13, from Raton Rouge, La., with oil and gasoline, a report being mndo < the lots of two members of th barge's crew during a heavy storm o the Oeorgla coast, during which th steamer and barge bad a terrific ha tie with the elements. Gunner Johi son was washed overboard when heavy sea smashed la tho pilot houm and Louis Matfclsen was fatally ii lured. i - . .. a'? I HittlBiBM* TORTURED TEXAS r WOMAK WRITES Standing On Her Feet Torture to This Lady. Had to Ride Everywhere She Went, Until Cardui Brought Relief. McKlnney, Texas.?Mrs. A. B. Sto|1 vail, of this place, writes: "Somo u time ago I was In a crltlml condition. We only lived two squares from e town, yet I wasn't able to walk the two squares. I had to ride everywhere I went and suffered at that, but not so much c as when I tried to walk. Standing * on my feet was torture. y My greatest suffering was In my d right side. It was so sore and I felt 8 If I stepped down or Jarred myself ]" the least bit I could not stand It,? k e ! so Just walked mostly tiptoe. This > kept up until I wns just about dlsr couraged and decided I had best try ? something else. 9" Someone told me of Cardui, and * where It had benefited cases similar to mine. I felt at least It would not it hurt to give It n trial. r" | After my first bottle I felt better? there was less pain and soreness in my side. j. After my third bottle of Cardul I r- was well and have been ever si nee." v Cardul may be Just what you need. )f Try It.?Adv. ,e _ '? People who haven't verv iiiiu'Ii t'? I say eertainly have It on most of those i who do. <1 I,,,, :| CARBON! :? Rid System of Clogged* up n Wsste and Poisons it i,. with Cascarets." Tt , . , , .......... 1 I I I i | Like carbon clogs and chokes a mo? tor, so the excess bile In liver, and * the constipated waste In the bowels, produce foggy brains, headache, sour, tcld stomach, indigestion, sallow skin, ^ sleepless nights, and bad colds. " Let gentle, harmless "Cascarets" rid !? the system of the toxins, acids, gases, y and poisons which are keeping you upv set. P* Take Cascnrets and enjoy the nicest, d gentlest laxative-cathartic you evei4 P- experienced. Casrarets never gripe, sicken, or cause Inconvenience. They work while you sleep. A box of CaoII carets costs so little too.?Adv. o- l here's nothing truer than sister's Is love for some other chap. jr A Feeling of Security You r turally feel secure when you i* know that the medicine you arc about to io take is absolutely pure and contains ho harmful or habit producing drugs. J. Such a medicine is I>r. Kilmer's Swampre Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy, d The same standard of purity, strength and excellence is maintained in every e_ bottle of Swamp-Root. It is scientifically compounded {torn vegetable herbs. It is not a stimulant and ia taken in c' teaspoonful doses. a' It is not recommended for everything. It ia nature's great helper in relieving "d and overcoming kidney, liver and bladit der troubles. >f A sworn statement of purity is with h every bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp10 Root. If you need a medicine, you should 8 have the best. On sale at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large. However, if you wish first to try this pa great preparation send ten cents to I)r. r- I Kilmer & Co., Ttinghamtnn. N. Y., for a J sample bottle. When writing be sure and f mention this paper.?Adv. ^ ! A sheriff would halo to In* known I?v tin* coiiipiuiV ho keeps. ' GET READY [ FOR "FLU" it Keep Your Liver Active, Your " System Purified and Free From Colds by Taking Calotabs, * the Nausealcss Calomel Tablets, that are De' lightful, Safe and Sure. Physicians and Druggists are advisin log their friends to keep their systems lH purified and their organs in perfect working order as a protection against ; r | the return of influenza. They know n that a clogged up system and a lazy liver favor eolrta, influenza and serious l>- complications. Ik To cut short a cold overnight find to n prevent serious complications take one j n Calotah at bedtime with a swallow of water?that's all. No salts, no nausoa, 11 i no firrininc. no ?irkpniner aftnr of footm I r- j Next morning your cold has vanished, your liver ia active, your system is puriis fled and refreshed and you aro feeling fine with a hearty appetite for break fast. ?Eat what you please?no danger. Calotabs are sold only ine original sealed packages, price thirty-five cents. Every drufjgist is authorized to refund )1 your money if you are not perfectly 0 delighted with Calotabs.?(Adv.) ! ?* >f I " improves snrne men to gM a lfs | piece of woinnn s vociilmlnry. ff r.i.ixm habkk a noon tonic lP Aad I)rl?fi Malaria Oat of the Syilrm. t- "Your'B?lifk' acts like magic ; I limr yivfn it to nuaerou) people In mjr pnrl.h wko were snfTerlng with chills, malaria and fever. I re<v 1 nrameuif It to tk'^e who ara sufferer* ami to need of b food tonic." - Hee. 8 Hirmanonskl. S, St. Stephen's Church, Perth Amhoe, N J - Kllxlr Hsbek, jO cents, all rtrupsrist* or t>| Parcel Poat, prepaid, fro as Klocsewski 6 Co. Washington# D. C. THE JOY OF MOTHERHOOD q Came to this Woman after Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to Restore Her Health EIlenMhnror, Waih.?"After I w*? married 1 was not well for a long time and a good deal of the time was not able to go about. Our greatest desire was to have a child in our home and one day my husband came back from town with a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and wanted me to try it. It brought relief from my troubles. I improved in health so I could do roe housework; we now have a little one, aU of which I owe to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound."? Mrs. O. S. Johnson, R. No. 8, Ellensburg, Wash. There are women everywhere who long for children in their homes yet are denied this happiness on account of some functional disorder which in moat cases would readily yield to Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Such women should not give up hope until they have given this wonderful medicine a trial, and for special advice write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of 40 yeara experience is at your service. GET SLOAN'S FOR YOUR PAIN RELIEF You don't have to rub it in to get quick, comforting relief i Once you've tried it on that stiff jfl joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain, rheutnatic twinge, lame back, you'll find ^ a warm, soothing relief you never ' thought a liniment could produce. Won't stain the skin, loaves no muss, wastes no time in applying, sure to give quick results. A large bottle means economy. Your own or any other druggist has it. Get it today. 35c, 70c, $1.40. What a Home Man Says: Chariott**, N. Sept. .",0, lttil). Person Itcmcdy Co., ('luirlottc, N. C. I>ear Sirs: 1 have had exceptionally henefh'ial results from taking Mrs. Joe Person's Keinody. For Severn I years I have suffered with what Is called "uric acid" and have tnkrn a number of medicines in various sections of the country sis prescribed by physicians, who for the most part very frankly stated that they did not know what my trouble was, beyond stilting that It was "uric acid." They did not know what caused it nor did they know a remedy tluit w ould cure it. Some kind of salts were usually prescribed by them. My feet were almost always blistered and running; raw places made It Impossible for me to wear my shoes for long stretches at the time. 1 followed the directions in taking Mrs. Joe Person's licuu-dy and for several months now have not bad a re-appeuranee of the trouble. I believe that this remedy will eliminate uric acid If taken in sufficient quantities. Yours truly. It. T. fJltOOMK. it | SELDOM SEE , VMV a big knee like this, but your horss J may have a bunch or bruits on hit M If ankle, hock, trifle, knee or throat, fffl flHsaam-l Z-l trill clean it off without laying up I ft ths hone. No blltter, no nalr gone. Concentrated?only a few drop* required at an application. (2.50 per bottle delivered. Deacrlbc your rate fnr apodal inatructlosa. and Book S R free. ABSORBING. JR., tb? aaderptlc liniment for mankind. reduce* Palolul IwelUnft. tnlerfed Clanda. Went. Bruleee. Vertcoec Velnei allays rain and Inflammation, file* SI 21 a bottle at drufflaea M delivered. Liberal trial bntrla poatpald lor 10c. W. F. Y0UN0, P D. F..310Tamils It.. Sorlnotlatd.Mais. I'^^Babiei v J WLmfS when atomacha do their Wf// work and bowels move naturally. Hv Fretful, crrinR babies need yfll f MRS-WINSLOWSW I SYRUP I ft\ TW I a/tab' tad CWdrsa's laaajalw IB H|\ to make the stomach digest food. AM and bo writ to move as they /MM should. Contains no alcohol. opiates, narcotics, or other g"1 I A harmful ingredients. jT' J ^ 1 At your drngti?t* jM> * .J Cuticura Soap Best for Baby IHoap Ttc Ointment Cf A Mc . Talcum 2fto,fl?mpU| "1Mb uihltM free Uy "Cnticor*. Dept. E. BoitQO.' | THE DUPLEX HAIR CUTTER TUB GKMATR8T INVNNT10M or TUB AOB inn mnb jour hair ami It rata It at the aamn Hot*. Baa I r r tn> n nharlnv Uuaraniecd to aar? It* goal many tlm< a eyery mat A rbiid can o*a It. Worth pi 00. Baiupla annt ooatpaid for only $1.00. Sao4 today. Wrlta llaut W f?. *IH( BIM. a. tola ana III firTH ?T .PIIIUDIITBU.VK New lllbriitrry?atari I-a world. Anyone rta m?W? a violin talk Vi?! we mean actually apeak wortla. alnn lauxh, etc. Hurry, cat partclulara free A II Warren. Fairfield, III. KODAKS & SUPPLIES We alt? do hliflieat olaaa of flnlabloff. Prlcea and Calaloiru* upon requaat. * S. f.alrtki Optical Ca., KicUwj, Va. BronchialTroubles1 fWhe the irritation ant] jroCj relieve tha i diatrcoa. Do both quickly and effectively A by uataq promptly dependable rantedjr? JV PISO'S * 14