4
IW I HUH RETIREMENT FROM OCl
xou muii wmy vttrnVYCV
felsbl TMIACeMABMINIIIW "d a
knocked out. Your bead Is dull, your
nn;mn Is rontod : brenth bnil ; stomach
our una
1 .iiiiau..t s;rrtt!ij
slon't tuki
you sick;
Calomel u mercury
which cause necrosis of the bones.
,,I,f-.,r Ml- litre
lomeL, It makes
fr.xlyaamlte, breaking It up. That's when
. .'ojtecl that awful nausea aim cram
tn?.puDscrip lor.
tlest liver and bowel cleiinslug yon
gTB-pjfril I Jiinr liilrri n mmillirill
of harmless Dodwm's Uver Tone to
UKKlHt or dealer tell
l nv inDiiiii.
Hsry caromeiMirnr
that H wojPJ make you sick, w.f ..
JJilfljgjjJjjyjjjrTljiielJienltlver
tt i
4ai boaause xou wllLwake nn feeling
5f. lif HlJ.wllflWjgiii, your
headache ond dlMlnesigone, your
stomach will be sweet and your bowels
you'll be rbeerful; full of vigor and
amnUlyn. ...
vegetublo, therefore burinless ulid can
nut siillvntc. (live It to your children,
JM-Vr- TWi 'rtiVrMUlWi
Chris oaol (IwmwhIm, rtfltvn .)
. .--..j.rr 1 t""i i"ir ZS".1"'""
u,i,,.'V,. V" ""'"H t . .STT" rJ
r X HilKdwHfliulAaWfM.tUiahflMUtflri.f I ,
I
m t n .
rrhet KASMUeprtfeMom tkM. pevi
fclaUgeditvlabrbeing lnfuvor aVitie usf
IcoheOfiiiuiraitea." says Xr.T
-I- . 0,711. 1
enrtn uti
t-ad of the
TWIT "by
utti..UrH. rurtlv. Is DifctJF.l!
l-n1MiS-foy,tne"UUrJBe,f evud-
Mtlttuii tif-Teople-Wo UHlIlJt UUUSUII
night Y"tr ilfi-tMHi't or dealer sella Liver Tone instead or nnngerons cnio-
ni-j ZP" .'iMa,. iiis.Jwli!iw-,,-afliirJly-lt jOILteJi rou
.. .... WM-fowC?W3 fVi-- "V
cTav
.nl 17K --sJWrM
tg.'f ??VoS!!'!f u!ir!4-flCD
. in l-sj wihi a gluWrXEj-Mcm
eiijaAwnch time K'iimijPl)ImKl(! :
(irimr nsV.yuovUiM-iruJ--rmt rl
MIOl
nuch need
Prost -on Qie
tier's In the aho
rier's hummi
knock.
lie pumpkin. Hie fxl-
j-mfcu-Mtr-Uu--tliiNt
ilmosr
nip I'iiiix-
ly star: A
cod the panide
nine suddenly he
block of wood, stud-
and cost It aside with
That ain't US Walk-
ng further, he Hlooied and brought p
a scrap of piKr, mnnncil It, and
iftpnog am saAiavw It ua, again saying: "Thut
aln t It." A thlnl paiine a mlnule
later brought his attention to a cigar
ette stub, but closer scrutiny brought
the same rejection, That ain't It."
His captain stood within hearing,
watching the draft soldier closely. It
was apparent the young man's men
tallty was wavering. The guard was
called, nnd the patient was sent to the
hoxpilal. The next day the captain
went to the hospital with the patient's
discharge papers. On their delivery
the sufferer held the papers up to the
light, examined them closely, and then
I announced
I S II 'Thai's it
Backache
Yaler't Liniment is excel
lent for any kind of pain or
congestion. It quietly re
lieves backache and rheu
matic pains, and is a splen
did remedy for Neuralgia,
Sciatica, chest pains, sprains,
strains, swelling and en
largements. , .
Kmp a hottfe to yoer borne tor
tmfianeiM yon nm-r caa tell
when yon will faquirs ornithine
eithsaocb
35c Per Bottle) rjtlaiis
Bach bottle eootaini morethaa th
'wuukl 50 cent bottka at liruroamt.
MOTHER!
Huve you ever used MOTHER'S JOT
HALVE for Colds, Coughs, Croup and
Pneumonia, Asthma, and Head Ca
tarrh? If yon havent get It at once.
It will cure you. Adv.
Conservation.
This motion picture producer har
the right Idea." . ' .. '
"How Is tbatr
"He makes the following announce
ment to the public: The pies used by
our comedians In lulling each other
are not real plus.' We lire helping Mr.
Hoover.' " -
GILBERT BROS. & CO.
BALTIMORE, MD.
CABBAGE PLANTS
Sttttr rscr sad Osarleatofl Whflld ffveea
mtom S riM Dath. BMlMfaothm Ounautd,
iew x li -uu. r. o. i. Huta. xwirnni
. Paral Post KIU. SVl l0,tl.7S.
D. r. JAMISON, SUMMER VILLE, S. C
Whenever Too Ned Ceneral Joule
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's TssMleai
Chill Tonic is eqsally valuable as a Geo-
eral Tonic because it cod tains the well
known tonic properties ot QUININE and
IRON. It acta oo the Liver, Drives cot
Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds
p toe Whole- System 6 cents. , .
A good many men whu get credit
for being close mouthed ar In- reality
too lazy to tulk. . "
Better Inte than never except at
the railway station. v , "
Acid Stomach. HeartburS' -and Nauaas
Julckly dlaappuar wlta the uee ot Wright's
ndten Vcsetable Pllla Send for trial box
to III Pearl SL, Nw Tark- Adv.
INipular lniiMla. Is probably so-called
because It soon becomes unpopular.
OUR BOYS IN FRANCE AND
HOME PROTECTION ,
th pick ot our American youth. One In
four of our boya at hom wu tick; f-
a. J kuH.au a4 nhin)nl aidaflllMUV.
Many times tho kldnoyt were to bUimo.
f r avtati tn nrAVOnt olrl ksi COITllnff
. Vk ton soon, or If wo want to Increaae
. Aiaa flhaVtiMM tn A Inn I If. Dr. PlAfCB Or
h Surgical Intltutft, Buffalo, N. y., aayi
UV, yW ainuiv uiina ruiy
dally batween meals. 1 Then procure at
'i vour nearest drutr tore' Anuria (double
. .,Mn.thi Thta An.u.rlr tirlves the nrn
add out and cura backache and rheuma-
ai la- d -...a, kUnktfa lav that
'."I.. tet condition a diet of milk and vete-
.li.. la a. a.I lltelat tnu ZtAM dDl)
tis mnri KultRble. Drink olentr of
' i tiaAa war or t.k Anuriel threa tltnea a daV-
Step Into the dime; etw and ,ak for
v.1 Anurto tm cente a packase) or eend Dr.
Pierce Wo for trial pk. Anuric. many
tlmeo more potent than Hthla, often ellm
' Inates uric ucld aa hot water melts an
afar a mwi um wm -
A SOUTH CAROLINA WOMAN
New. Brookland, 8. C "I had a
hurting under my right shoulder blade
niu a ,'u.v BMrau miiirh with Dnin In
my right side. My husband had four
different doctors lor me ana noire ui
them did me any good. Some said I had
.t.. . .. .t ,,,hM ajilil I wnnld
fUBUuiiiuu .... ulul -
hare to have an operation. I was down
unable to sit up ironi me u i
April to about the latter part of Sep
temberand wo nothing but a live
skeleton. Finally I took Dr. Plerce't
Golden Medical Discovery and also
the Pleasant Pellets. When I had
taken one bottle of the 'Discovery1 1
could sit up for an hour at a time and
when I had taken three bottles I could
do my cooking and tend to the chil
dren. I-took fourteen bottles in suc
cession and wa then In good health.
Weighed 16T pound.." r MRS. : W.
DOKN, New Brookland, 8. 0.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original little Liver Pllla.' One -for a
laxative three for a cathartic Adv.
TheoretlnillT, alcohol la both a
enMftieWM Vital So far aa ell
iaietlod etHtcMar concerned. It Is
Vussfiig lras .a medicine, alcohol be
flnW1! 4f3!grnup In which there are
tnbpliMeedcoulte, eplnephrln and ex
Iffinjj of thyroid. These medicines
vsre-so powenui mat tney are dui
fWelv laixl
Thyslclans know .so Hide about the
xnechnnlsm of the sympathetic nerv
ous system, on hlch must of the ef
fects of these remedies are exerted,
that none of them Is llsole to be gen
erally used within the next few years.
In the meanwhile, the old-time tues of
nlcobol for medicinal purposes have
either beu dlscontlnUMt or else they
are condemned by the medical profes
sion. "Abjohol once was tied for consump
tion. It is not used as a cure for this
disease now. It once was used as a
remedy for blood poisoning; septicae
mia and pyemia. . It now la known
that Its nse lessens the chance ot re
, covery from these diseases. It once
! was used aa a cure for colds and brou
: chltls and aa a preventive of pneumo
nia. It now Is known that It makes
colds worse and It Increases the chance
of pneumonia.
"It formerly waa urfl aa a cure tor
snake bite. It la not so used now. It
decreases the bodily resistance to
snake bite. The only good it ever did
was to destroy the awful fear whkli
sometimes shocks persons who have
been bitten, and in that way Indirectly
contributed to cure.
"Alcohol formerly v. a used for
shock on the theory that It was' a
stimulant. It Is not a stimulant. It
prevents fear and may Id that way do
good : otherwise It docs haira. Its use
In shock la being discontinued. Am
; moots and coffee are taking It place.
"It U widely used for the discom
forts of natural bodily functions. Phy
islctana condemn its use for this pur
pose as being uo scientific and harmful.
I There ll a notion that gin Is good for
I the kidneys. There la nothing 'worse
for the kidneys than gin.
: "Alcohol la disappearing from first
aid cabinets, physicians' satchels and
hospitals. ' Within a few years It will
. disappear -from that part of drug
' stores devoted to- the BlUng of pre
scriptions." .
WHY NOT PROHIBIT WATER?
A letter dipped from one of the
New lork morning papers baa been
sent us for publication. The writer
urges that water should be prohibited ,
is It causes the deaths of thousands
' of people by engendering typhoid and
other diseases. This reasoning Is typ
ical of much that emanates from the
I liquor traffic. Wster does not cause
disease. It hM cver poisoned any
man. It Is only .when soma poison
like typhoid pollutes' the water that
there Is danger. The remedy Is to
prohibit or do away with the poison,,
I not the water. ' And this, says Tern-.
perance, la precisely what modern san
itary science' la trying to do. We no
longer confine our efforts to the sav
ing of the victims of typhoid, we geek
to prohibit or destroy the cause. The
efforts of temperance people to do
away with alcohol as a beverage Is
perfectly-logical because alcohol is a
poisonous drag. If alcohpl were as
harmless as water only Junatlcs would
advocate Its prohibition. , J
(unto.
Tlirowo tUrourt the wind nW
tA"iRlf1orvM ofVWftaanned ham.
iikjrertkakbat)tancHnt to season
fie Uli. wo r dish . of. macaroni
or rice, making a
tn o s t substantial
'llsh. Break up a
cupful of muca
roni In Inch pieces
snd cover with
boiling water well
salted, to cook un
til tender. Put a
layer of the cooked macaroni In a cas
serole or granite baking dish, add
bits of the cooked hamburger, a little
onion Juice and celery suit, a little
broth or butter and water, repeat until
the macaroni Is used. Place In ths
oven and bake for a half hour, (lreen
peppers and tomatoes may bo used for
seasoning, If so (lest red.
' Where chestnuts are plentiful they
may make most dainty, nutritious, and
at the same time, attractive dishes.
Chestnuts , contain carbohydrates
Which need cooking to; make then
more easily "digested, ' Score the shell
snd drop them Into a hot frying pan
to blanch, when blanched remove the
shell and thin brown skin and the nut
la ready for various uses. Cooked
until tender, mashed and seasoned
with fat which It lacks, salted and
peppered. It may be served aa a vege
table with steak. '
Chestnut Cakes. Shell and blanch
some good chestnuts, then cook In boil
ing salted water until tender, ltub
them through a sieve and to every
half cupful add the yolk of an egg,
salt, white pepper, celery salt, and
onion Juice and Worcestershire sauce,
to season highly. . Make Into.neal
cakes, brush wtth beaten egg, roll lo
fine crumbs, and fry tn smoking hot
fat. Serve as meat
Mock Mashed Potstws. Cook a
pound of chestnuts for a quarter of
un hour, peel and skin them, and cook
la a quart of milk Until very soft. Add
two tablespoonfuls of butter, one tea
spoonful of sugar, and a teaspoonful
of salt Rub through a sieve and
serve the same as mashed potatoes.
Tills makes a nice vegetable to serve
with chicken, and ft has the additional
advantage that' It can be eaten by
those to Whom potatoes are denied, ,
eyettoartnflo - B
atvwiaB6OT6Co4r
Write now for our
Price List and Market Reports on
FURS AND HIDES
We are the Largest and Leading
Buyers of All Kinds of Hides and
Furs in these sections.
For nearly ixty years we have
given thousands of Fur and Hide
Shippers entire satisfaction.
. WKCHARCKNOCOMMISSIOrJ
ID ESI -OttS -WHOIISOMI-BIUCKIOS
! of wast atscsiT ham
Tneel VMS . . .
tTWtCAED ef KCEtltMCI .
tar Paalar ha . or eat W aWt
BEER MUST 00. - . - '
In not one of the 20 dry states, nor
In the District of Columbia, Alaska or
Porto Rico, does the prohibition law
exempt beer. Beer la not exempt lo
the army and navy prohibition regula
tions, nor In- any territory 'under fed:
eral prohibition. In Oregon,. Washing
ton, Colorado and Arizona the brewers,
with uUlleoa-of dollars) behind, them,
tried to force a beer amendment upon
Uie people, and In every- case wore
overwhelmingly defeated. These .facts
and the growing anti-beer sentiment
throughout the country should 'Con
vince the brewers 'and their backers
that any -attempt to put a beer and
light wine exemption clause tn the res
olution now before congress for a pro
hibition amendment to tne federal Con?
gtltution la doomed to failure They
would better save their money for the
transforming of their .breweries Into
food-producing factories, ; ; , '
THI EVILS OF ECHO. ' y
V A certain glen in Scotland had the
reputation -of having splendid echo.
Aa Kngllsh . gentleman visited"- the
place) and asked his (fulde about the
echo. ;v. . j.i'V. . '"',)
"Just about Two, bottle of whisky,' "
said the guide.i:.i-::- '-.'..'':'
The gentleman did aa requested, and
after waiting for several minutes he
turned to the Scot and said;,
"But I do not bear-any echo.; :
- "Maybe no," drackled the Scot, 'oat
here's the lassie comla wl the whl
ky." Temperance.
Have you aotlced that the woman
whe have system la their work almost
Invariably appear to have the least to .
dot , ..-'. ,.
FOR THE INVALID'S TRAY.
For the whimsical palate of an In
valid a-dainty la more acceptable,
whatever It may be. If
served In some unusual
form.' For the busy
housewife who has bat
one pair of hands to per
form all duties, time hi
a most vslunble asset,
and she has little for
trills, However a few
minutes spent ' In gar
nUhlng and arranging a
dish will make all the
difference between receiving and eat
ing t with anticipation, or refusing
it altogether. So many fetching
things may be done with ordinary
things In the home, for example, a
whole set of dishes may be made from
a few lemons. Out the- lemon that
Ijp a good projection- for a spout Into
a cream pitcher, cut a ring of rind for
the handle, scoop, out the pulp and
volla ra pitcher, not for cream, but for
various Jellies, r .';". ..,'
.. Cut a lemon the other vrar across,
put on two little, handles and have a
sugar bowl, the half of a lemon a lit
tle smaller with one handle will be a
cup. . fPIgs, using toothpicks tor legs,
may b nutdo, eyes of black pins, de
lighting the" heart of a child, o With
dates and flgsv turtles, with peanuts
various figures, even a whole man may
be maije by using toothpicks and cork. ,
Frjilt Creanv Beat the white of an
egg, two tablespoonfuls of sugar, and
half a glass of grape Jelly until It la
stiff enough to stand. r Serve-In sher
bet caps wtth a bit of whipped cream
on top. . ' - ' .- . ' -'
Rice Cream. Blend a tablespoon-'
ful of rice flour with coM milk, add It
to a pint of scalding milk, a pinch of .
salt and three tablespoonfuls of sugar,
cook until well done. Pour out ,tnt
a pretty dish and serve with-craant
and more sugar if desired. ' An" egg'
dropped Into a ramekin with a, tobie
spooofut of cream, set lo the oven In
water and baked Jnst long enough to
set the tt. Is delicious when seasoned
with a dash of salt and paprika.
In "ail homes there aro some choice
of china, glass and silver,-' which
will be Used to advantage en the In
valid's tray. ' Colored foods, like Jel
lies and gelatin desserts-look well .In
p
l;i.t
t ,1
siauiaunKii-- :ZuJ
i . nntlndDKIe,
flcilhcrOfrfBm.Mornhlenr,
Vinend. NOT nrt"
rt&iiV
FacSiauSi4nJ51'f
NEW Tturt
tlajv ' Vfc..,aai
: for TTlfttTttej mr j H fl.Tren
Mothers Khgv That
Gsnu:n3 Castcria
!Alwayar
Bears tho
Signaturo.
of
m
n. i. .1 r r lasraWTTi I r,
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
In
:0se
For Over
Thirty Years
eilWtlA
Cantonment Road Building.
; A record-lireokliiK piece of road
building recently was completed In
connection with the nnny cantonment
at Louisville, says an exi'hnnj,'e, which
continues: ' '
"This is one of the few military es
tabllshucnts thut have built perma
nent roads. In Kt working days the
contractor completed 0,1.300 nquare
ynnlM of Trinidad uxphultlc concrete
blghway laid on a concrete base, or
about six miles of road IN feet wide.
A mile ot the road was over a "four
foot till, and Immediately upon Its
completion n traffic count showed that
4,000 -vehicles pasxed over It within
the first hour. Most uf these vehicles
were motor trucks and wagons carry
ing loads of from one to five tons. The
record ... Is nil the more remarkable
In view of the fact tluit It was neces
sary to haul and crush all the stone
used In the work."
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
lias been a household panacea all over
the civilised world for more than half
a century for constipation. Intestinal
troubles, torpid liver and the generally
J depressed feeling that accompanies
such disorders, it 1 a most valuable
remedy for Indigestion or nervons dys
pepsia and liver trouble, bringing on
i headache, coming of up food, palpita
tion of heart and many other symp
toms. A few doses ot August Flower
will. Immediately relieve yon. It Is a
gentle laxative. Ask your druggist
Sold In sll civilised countries. Adv. -
'-! " DefeaL ".'y
' Two little girls were playing togeth
er.' Said -one little glrli .
"My father owns all the houses in
the world, and my mother bus a mil
lion diamonds." : , : ;
The other little girl eyed nor
thoughtfully. . v
"Well, I've got on a red dress," she
said. ... ' ' '-
Complete silence on the part of the
flint little girl. There was nothing
more to be -wild. ,
- Ouallfted for a Fhjht. ?. .
v'-lt seems odd to me that CAlo snould
hara bea the victor In the quarrel
with his lrothef.'',;' ' "1 ?
"Whysor . ;
"Because It was the brother who
was distinctly the Abel -bodied man."
Wanted Protection.
,H (wildly) May I not, then, fall
prostrate to toe ground and weep at
thy feet V" " 5 -V".v-
She (practically) Tea, If youll'walt
nil I put on my gotoshaa. Pearnoo's
"y-'
Easy to Rid Home .
! 7 of Rats and Mice
There t no-need of suffering from the
depredations of rets and mice now that
Steams' Paste Is readily obtainable at
searty every etore.. A small box of this
effective exterminator coats . only tt
cente and Is uaually sufficient to com
pletely rid the house, store or burn of rats
and mice. . The U. S. Government has
.bought thnueands Ofpnunda of Stearns'
Paste tor -use In cities where .rata and
mice ore plentiful. The Paste la alao
efficient In deetroyl&s . .cockroaches and
Waterbuge. Adv. . -
'V ' Knsw It Was Cemlnor
Wjfc ''.(rending It!ttr Well, I de
Clnre I Here's Jlin Brown "that I ed
to knoif jomie bock from the West
with a fortune. w'-r: J; ; " '-'i:
V Huti AV'elf, go. on I I'm willtlng. 1
Wife waiting tor wlmt? -l '
.Huh For ymuto throw up to roe
that yon might have: married him.
$100 Reward, $100 " ?
Catarrh a a local-dieeaae great ry Influ
enced by conatltatlonal conditions. It
there tore requires constitutional treat
ment. BALL'S CATARRH MUDICINB
Is taken Internally and acts throush the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Bye
tern. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
deetroys the foundation of the disease,
gives the patient strength by Improving
the seneral health and assists nature In
dolns Its work. rjOO.OO for any caee of
Catarrh that HAUL'S . - CATARRH
WKDIC1NB falls' to Sure. . . .-.
' Prusaiets IBc TeerJmonlals free:
T. X Cheaey Cl, Toledo, Ordet .
- Hawaii has two mountains each IV
000 feet high, r .'.''.s'-f.l
COUGniNG
X
intvtvfj sHrt fnifai VttiV6 thftwt ;
itsnaunti - (Mia fmalcoath.
... . Some Excuse. "
-Johnny was a typlcul lMy, and full of
excuses for any. wrongdoing. Oue day
he whistled aloud In school nnd his
teacher asked how he happened to do
Johnny said :-"! I didn't mean
I Inid n-little 4m(r In my month and I
wmiteil to luisb It out ; I didn't kuow
It was going to make uny noise." .
Dr. Plerce'a Pleasant Pellets are the
original little liver pills put up 40 years
ago. They regulate 1 Ivor and bowels. A d.
Italy's 101(1 ollvo crop renclied t,
'Jffil.axi tons-. -
Stop CTn
That . y&
Cold' At Once
CASCARAR QUININE
eld feeenr mmr k tebM '
i ate, eare, eaey to teke. No , k ,
l pe oopleaeeal aner enana, . ,
eolda la 34 houre Orlp fa S '
Meney back t it t.lta. Oet U
ffeoiiine Dos vita . i
Red Tee) and Mr. f
Hill's pktan ea it fWf1
"-'-" ----- tl
tarn
opt art)
CurtM
day
STOPS -
LAMENESS
from a Bone Spavin, Ring Bona,
bpllnt, Uurb,iuie Hone, or similar
trouble and gets bone going sound,
It sets mildly but quickly snd good re-
11 sulu are buting. Docs sot Mister
) or reraovw ths hair snd sots can
fi b worked. Page 17 inpanraalet with
LP each bottle telle heetv tt.W a bottle
delivered. Horse Book M free, - :
ABSORBINE, JR., the antiseptic Unmet -'
for mankind, reduces Painful Swellings, Eo-'2
haredGlarWeiuB!'uises,Varic4seVsn.
heals Bom. . Allays rain, . wm tell 1X J
mors ii yoa wrh. $ 1 and M a bottle at ''.
W. r.TOURS, C f. fllTaavl(lt. aertmlsU. Mass. .'
siiTwy vv uiiinu vv nuis
. FOH FkrUUNAl. r ti... . J. -Diesolved
us water fur doocrin stop
pelvis oatarrii, nlcararlon aad bunuss
nssboav Rr nnenasssiili J by tydiet E.
Pfadtheea Med. Co, far: tea years.
A kaahaej wssirlss for aw"l eatarrh.
sere tbroet Mid eer eye. LcenomKad,
ls-fiJ'- . ffue. gr v.. 4ir
mm. 4
Sold lor 47 years. For MUri,Chi!'s.
and Fever. Also Fine tx-n-r-l
Slreatfthesitad Tonic 4-rt-S-.
W. N. (7, 'CHARLOTTE, NO.
' . A,n Iconoclast'" " . : .
,'. "Do you remember'the fuinou' Ore"
artist who painted grape t'mt were '
natural the birds iwcked at them"
S "Oh,"yes; I've heard that yarn," re
plied the. superior person. "Hut ornlth- h,-ology-
teaches m that .certaln of the
smaller birds fcave.-Yry poor eyenlght."' .
" ; those Whorfr Yea Need. - T
and pave the road they know you'lJ be- j
wanting to travel. - -' '' f
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