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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06
s1rst ,um Stlbfimoro.
Die esIbRmsrsartsn bel SsH ssrid,tessHsH
RatteHen.

RatteHsn.
Su 9oubon bat ii9 iiiugit ein iur-
ger Mann auf bodit ionberbars @s,S
um's 2eben gsbrd9t. Gr fiibrte iin
ndmli9 sinen Mugeul9ldu9 Elm, Inn
fi9 ni9t Die Spsiisr0bre su perGben
unb pumpte bas @ift bann mittelit
zines @ummibnllens in ben Magsn
Elm. TieIe merttuiiroige Wdbl in ben
Mitteln lit cine @rf6einuns, bic man
selegentlidb, lpenn aud ni9t oft finbst.
9Gufiger finbet man I9on. odb bic
pbdntaiie ii6er bic Wirtung Der Sbat
sins RoGe BEL Der Wubl bes Srtes uno
bes Mittels Tpielt. 6ierber ss60rt Der
Selbitmorb Dor einem eroben pu6li.
FUN i'm Sbeatsr, i'm 3ui6auerraum
Fopobf uls au9 auf Der 9ibne. Ollie
SelbItmDrosr osripenben aber beareifs
li9eripeiie bic gr0Bte Sorse barouf,
mDslihit i9mer5los unb i9neG aus
oem 2eben gu I9eioeu.
Inter ben @infliifen duf bic 9rt
bes Selbitmorbes lit bic Na6u6muna
bon grOBter 8sbsutung, ferner Bolts
iittsn, @eiebe II. /. ip. 8arduf oiirfte
aud Der @tnflub Der Nationalitdt aus
riid5ufiibren ietH, 8ei ben 0suti6en
unb Stanbinobiern. Iopie BEL ben
n0rbIi6en SlapenItGmmen iiberipieet
Der Sob our9 @rbGnaen, BEL ben liibs
li6en Sldben pie BEL ben romaniI6en
80ltern oagegen Der Sob ourh Grs
i9ieben. Don ben Stalienern etsnIo
pie BON ben Sapanern snoen piele
our9 Grtrinfen, pielleid)t neil bas
Wleer bn5u rslatip piel @slegcn cit bies
tet unO ni9t our6 &Glte abihre2t.
Die GngIdnber enbeH Odgegen, o6gleit
ibr 2uno Gbnli9s @erbdltniiie bietet,
3par audi oft our9 Grtrinten, aber
nod bGufiger bur9 grite9er.
Die iapaniIben GeItBe gtiatten ben
gum 5oo berurtbetlten glotligen itatt
Der 9inri6tung ben ebrenpolen Sob
burf SelbitaufI9lisen bes 9nu9es.
0ieie glrt SslbItmorb gilt ii6srbaupt
aIs iebr ebrsnOoa, pirb nqmentli9
aud gum Sdub Der beleibigten gbre
ausgefiibrt, ipdbreub lie BEL ben euro
pGif9en 80ltern nur Ie6r Ielten unb
bann meiIt nur BEL 9etruntenen uno
9eiitestrdntsn portommt. Die G6is
neien lie6en oaseeen bic blutigen Wle,
tbooen ni9t, iie nebmen Opium.
Sn paris tpisgt Der Sslbitmoro.
bur9 @rtrGnfen unb 9oGlenorpbpers
9iftuns Dor, in Dien bic @crgiftune
bur6 gpantali, in prug felt ieber Der
Bbospbor. Sn Rsapel iterben 80 pros
5ent Der Sel6itm5rber bur9 @rI9iez
BEN unb 80 Pro3ent our9 Stur3 aus
Der Sobs. Sn Mailanb ipielen bic
@ersiftunsen cine srobs RoGs. &C.
biIbete Rutionen lpdblsn i'm aIsemei>
nen Ianftere Sobssartsn, gu bsnen aud
bic S4uBipaffe se5dbIt pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06
9adapanna & 8pOmius gaIsp.
lpnnrel Ninie.l
val In eroft nmI 0uri i0O5

8raf In NraTt am I Jnni IyU5.
9hgs psrla0tn Serauton Tim 90, 300, 300
400, 500 unh 500 Wsrstns. lin 40 @Or-
asns an @ohtntaetu uub alIs ua6felssnet
ipau,ta Rinuitu, nnc um 700 WOretus an
Spnniagtn unb allt ndGfplssret araniis Wi.
nuisn be unb iufu1pt ~ 10 Nahts, In Wil-
Fts.Sarre Al Wtuuitn ipdttr aufpmmeuh.
3has dGls 10 Miuuitu an @UItniaBtu bon
800 bts 6.40 Rahmittdgs.
Grprt6,has balttn nur In pittston an, ptr.
IaITtH Suantuu alls Stunet tdsIt&, ausat
ncmmeu Spnntas, BON 7t6 Wpratus bic um
7.f6 Ra@mittass uuS trtHsu in @ilfts- 9aut
80 Ntnuttn Gp6trV Gin.
Orftrtr DttHf ,wii&sn SCRANTON, Nap aua
parf nnb Tetersbura.
Sitbs BatrpIan fir sepddbsfSrerues 3has.
B,6. BvIv, IT,, 8trltbrsItitsr, SuduiUu
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pic gtifist 0rmioung.
llyIaAe Sss Rebels unO aRittsI ~ ssHsn
ipirftamev 6etamptuHe.


Sn Der @eI9ihte Der ShuIbbsiene
Der Iebten Sabr5ebnte bat bic @rmiis
bung Der S9ultinber tpobl einen Der
meiitumitrittenen puntts sebilbet. Bon
2ebrern tpurbe iie stpeifelsObus suerIt
in ibrer 8ebeutung fir bic 9eIunOs
belt uuteri9Gbt, BON aer3ten bielIei4t
bod etipas 5u etnietttg in ben 8orbers
gruno g.I9oben. SntereHdnt 1T, oub
bic 3abIrsiden Wefupsen Der Grulii>
buIg, tpelbe bic san5e 9runolage i'm
admpfe gsgsn bic GrmiiOung bilOeteu,
bon peri9iebsnen Seiten in ibrem
Dertbe iebr beitritten perben. Sns
terefante OiesbeSiiglihe 8eriu9e bat
Or. @ibsfpib in @ra5, Ositerrei9, an
geitelt. Bel ieinen Ra4priifungen
tonnte er bur9aus feline 9eiebmdbiss
teit feititellsn, sbsnIpfpeuig tonnte er
finbsn. bab bic S4iiler am Gnos Der
S9uI5sit bel ibren probeuufsaben
reselmGbig me6r 5e6ler mdhteu lpie
gu Beginn oerielben.
9ds WeTeH ber Grmiiounq beite6t
betunutli9 barin. bdB I'M @ebirn
Stofffpe9ielproOutte gebilbet perbsn,
bic lGbmenb, eini9IGfernb ipirten unb
bic tpieber dusgeI9isoen psrben mill
fen. neil bic glnbdufuns berIelben
baiernoe S9Gbigung Der Central
orsane bss @sbirns 5ur Solge bat.
Sinh bic Ginber blutdrm, 10 ma6t Ii9
bic Grmiioung in boppelt nd9tbeiliger
DeiIe bemsrtbar. Stntt Der 2lpdtbie
nimmt man bann bGufig eine er6Obte
Rei5barteit nabr. Nie Io[ nun bisier
Grmiiouns porssbeugt uno bieieIbe be-
tGmpft tpsroen2 Gs uuterliegt teinem
3peifel. oab bier S9uls unb Glterns
baus suIammenpirten miiHen. Ser
llnterri1t barf nibt eins 10 lange
9ausr dnnebmen, baB es mmGeli6
pirb, bic @rmiioungsItoffe bel benz
&inbe 3dg fir Sag tpieoer aus5uf6si,
ben. Sas BETTE Seilmittsl gegen bic
Grmiibung 1T Der S6laf; bieisr lit
alIo sunG1It bem &inoe in rei6li6em
Mabe au eenGbrsn. 9a geiItise 9trz
belt nit bsm 8srbrdu6e bon @ebirns
iubitdn3 einbersebt, 10 1T fernsr bars
auf 9eroudt 3u HsBmen. baB oisIelbe
tets entIprehsHO erieBt psrbs. gs
tpmmt bier in eriter Reibs bic pboss
pborbdltise SubItan5 oes Gebirns in
8etra9t, unb baber foll aud bas
ainb, bas bic S9ule bsiudt, in be-
ionOers reidlidem Mabs nit pboss
pborbdltigsn Nabrunssmittsln ernGbrt
lperben. ipis Gisr, Mil6 etc. Damn
ma9t 9OttOr DibepiB nod nit Rs9t
baruuf aufmertIam, buB. um bic @rs
miibunssituffe uus5ui6eiben, aud Dor
alien bic 9unge unb bic 9aut in Gns
Tpru9 genommen lperben miiIIen. Dds
sefdiebt bur6 ausgitbise SiefatbmuHs
unb bur9 ben regelmdbigen @ebrau1
bon 8dbern. Die S9ulfpieIe, nidt
bas Surnen auf 9ommanbo, ionbsrn
tpirtlide Spisle, bel bsnen tisf ssatbs
met tperben mub, folpie laue 8dber,
5uminbeit einmal in Der Wo4e, bann
tGsli9 talte Qblpai6ungsn bss sanasn
a0rpers nit abseitanbsHem. iogendnns
tenn iibsrfdlasenen Wafer iin6 baber
bon befonberem Nusen i'm Rumpfe ses
gen bic Grmiibuna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

9lbenteuer tiuer Sc r.
reriu. Die 9sbrsrin Gitber O'aeef,
in 9tnaeOnoa, Mont., mar duf sinem
SpaSierrttt besriffsn, ais pl0bIid bas
pFerb unter ibr aHgeihOFsn purbe
unb Sufammsnitiir5ts. sic toants Ii9
befreten unb tehrts ndh Der Stdbt que
rid. um Silfe berbei5uboleu. Sic trs
5dblte, bdB iis teinsH Small sebOrt
babe. fonbern nur bds pfeifen Der
ausel. 8as pferb uubte sri4ofsn
lperbsn. Wlan fanb tn Der Rdbe meb,
rere leere putronenbiiIfeu unb etnigs
TtiBipuren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06
3ebn @ebOte aeaen Malaria.

Die Sbatfa9e, odB Der grreger Der
Waldria in Marpfto BEL Der 8eb0ltes
rung f9on Ianss seubnt mar, ebe er
lpiFeni9aftIi9 sntbedt tpurbs, sebt aus
einem Walariabetuloe Der Marottuner
berpor, Der olTo lautet:
l. Denn bas Wfdistoru Der Grnte
idpur5 1T unO muffis Idmedt, 70 be-
rsite oas Grbreih 5ur 9eftuttung bets
ner @srnanbten.
2. @enn Der Stor6 in Der Gbene
tpobnt, fliichte duf Die ,o5ben.
3. 9ds 5ieber berbrennt ben Yiens
I9en, penn bus Wafer bic Gurhen
bes glders fiiat.
4. Dsr mebr Strob als Soru erns
tet, ptro bur9 9ottes Willen bonn
llebel bingerufft.
5. Wenige 4ebren i'm Oorf, bel
siebtr unter ben 3slten.
6. gDer fein 6iebsr min, muB ben
Sti6 Der SnIettsn meioen ipis ben
8ib Der Shldnge.
Z. Srinte nidt an Quellen, bic ntdt
murmeln. nod aus 9eiden. in benen
5r0i9e iino.
8. Rimm ME WaI9ungen in Der
Rdbe bon Olednoern Dor.
9. Sn ben Sdbren, no bic Sdof.
buIten, pirb bds 6iebsr. 70 es @ott
sefG[lt, aud bid treffen.
10. 9rinte baHeGbe WaiTsr, bas bds
srbtbte ROB pdblt. unb ou bleibft sss
funo uuo trGftig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06
Sbipinnfraiien.

Sonft seIunbe unb itarte Wenihsn
betommen Obnmudtsdnfd[le, sittern
ober empfinben llsbelteit, penn iis
Oinse feben, bic ieber dnbere obne Be
benten in bic Sano nimmt poer gar
genieBt. Derartigs Sale bon SbiOs
fpntrafisn iinb aud aus Der 9eihihte
betannt. unb spar fino ss IoI9e oft
gang ieItiamer 2lrt. erasmus bon
ROTTERDAM betam bas Siebsr, ipenn er
jSiihe rod, Sculi9sr. Der beriibmts
itaIieniide pbiIolOs. 5itterts. ipenn sr
Wlil9 fab. 9u gbesne, Der 9ebeims
istretGr Grana bes Griten bon Sronts
reid, befam Nafenbluten. fpenn er
QepfeI rod. Seinri9 Der 9ritte bon
Srantrei9 unb MarI6all S9omburs
tonntsu ni9t in sinem 3immsr blsis
ben, in benz iid cine 9abe aufbielt.
Gin Ratb bonn acknowledgements in
8orbeouT purbe mad benz glnbIid zines
Ssels 70 uufserset, buB er 5psi Sabre
lang bas fait unertrdgIi6s @efiibl
bate, aIs 5erreibe ibm Der Sgsl bic
9Grms nit fsinen Sta9eIn. Sulius
gGidr tonnte bic 9reHe nidt ausitesen.
Cine Der IonOerburitsn Sbioipntraiisn
aber bate Der pbilOIOpb GbrpTippus.
Gr Ihipantte unb fisl bin, ipenn iez
manb i'm grTBts unb cine @srbsuguns
oaSu ma6ts. @allenfein psrmp6te
ba5 Wliausn elmer 9abs nibt gu b0ren,
obue fGrmliae Rerpenirdmpfe 81 be-
tpmmen, lpdbreno 0to3art ben 5on
Der 9rompets ni5t Oertrdgen tonnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

Dien, bic 3peimilGios y
men # a b I. Berlin, bic 9aiieritdbt
an Der Spree, bat bereits felt iiber
,inem Sabre Die 3abl Don 100000
ginpo6nern errei9t. Bisn, bic aois
TerItaot an Der Donau, pirb bic 3abl
fpdbri6einlidb srIt I'm Sommsr ooer
Ssrbit bieies Sabres srrei6en. gla6
ben 9ers9nunsen bss @isner Stutiitis
f6en amtes pirb iif bic 8stpobuers
sabl Biens um bic Wtttte bes Sobres
ouf 1,998,479 beldufen, 70 Oub nur
nod runb 1900 an Der 5tutiten Dlils
lion fsbIen, unb oieie 1900 perbeu
nab oem normalsn Wndstbum in
fusnigen Wo6su pou Isiu. Die nd4its
er0bteu StGote Oeitsrreics tommen
in lpeitsm 2tbftano in nd@it,bsnber
RsibenfoIse: Drag 226. .320. Srieit
200,741, 2emberg 1886, 9raj
154,556, 9riinn 118,500. Rratua
1o3.S36.
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elenau ton. Die
gr0bte Summit. bic jemoIs auf etnet
2uttion bel gbriitis in 2onbon fir
Suipelsn an sinem 9dee er5ielt porben
lit, purbe BEL elmer @eriteieerung Der
beriibmten Suipelsn Der peritorbenen
6rau 2eipis Sia srreidt. Suit l 1896, :
100 Mart tpurben fir 110 S9mud.
ia9sn seIGit Sine 9an' sisendrtiss
Berlentette aus 229 feinIten orisntalis
f6sn perlsn tpuros Bis 5u Der rieiigen
Summe ben $4,000 Wart geiteigert;
cine srobs Siard aus 8riGlanten nit
einem mGhtissn 9iamunten in Der
U1itts bra9te 100000 Wlart, Elm
pruntbo1es Collier ppn perlsN unb
8rildnten 44,000Mart, sine 8roI9e
nit sinsm ungstp0bnli9 sroBsn Smd.
ragben 10000 Murt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

Stud Der 8erI6mt6eit.
e o,u 8efu6ern i'm Deibsn SauIs
! 2aai6in1ton bsfunben ii9 iiinsit
,uh Die 6erreu D. %. ,ReipeI uno
9. g. 1rucsoale aus 8rpome Gountp,
:. g., ,pelhe in Der iiinsTtsn 3sit uuss
ostnts 5sureu in europa uno 9lfrito
;yl1ht 61J:n. Die Serren tbeiltsu
Nem NrGTS'rt,a RnoIspslt nit, odB er
Der beilje. mt. Tr IN in Der @elt lei
uno bdB in c.. otcn ni@t ipsniser ais
10000 8am:s!e Hu9 ibm genanut
ieisn.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-04-03
probable, with the advent Of the
longer skirt.
Trimmings.

Simple tucks are seen on the larger
proportion of new voiles, with per-
haps a narrow fancy braid on the
upper one, or an embroidered band
in self-colors. Silk ru es, SO scant
that they seem to be folds, are effect
i've in pale hued woods, the silk ex-
actly matching the stripe in color. a
belt and sleeve facings in unison are
matter Of course. Braiding (not
f1at) appears on any and all garments
and a special advantage Of this gar
niture is, that it can be done at home.
Alternate bands of braiding on the
dress material and any heavy lace,
preferably Irish point or its lmlta-
ton, is an elegant trimming for
voile suit Jacket. Flat bands Of Per-
sian embroidery in varied widths are
in high esteem, giving character to
pale hued costumes or to white CASH
mere or broadcloth evening wraps.
The lace appliques, with or without
the addition of colored silk flowers,
shown by James McCreery & co. are
a revelation and range from narrow
bands to those at least foot wide.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-04-03
Spring Jackets.

The Independent jacket shows no
special novelty. Varieties Of the pony
coat and the Eton are uppermost. A
smart spring jacket has military frogs
across the front, an ornamentation
which always imparts certain dash
ing air. A pretty bolero jacket is
cut all in one, the sleeves very full
and falling to the elbow in graceful
ripples. "All over" lace, or braided
material is suitable for this jacket
a style especially becoming to slender
figures. Another smart jacket Is
trimmed with double loops Of large
cord covered with silk, four loops
being placed together, two on each
side of a, double cord, passing over
the shoulders and ending above the
belt line at back and front. Straps
hold the fullness in position just be-
low the cord trimming giving tight
fitting effect.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-04-03
SPRING MODES IN NEW Yof.3z.
Skirts. Short and Long-TucLs q Pop
u1ar Trimning-Spring Jackets,
Long Goats, New Millinery.

The search for novelties is almost
hopeless in any department Of fash
ion and slightest differences in cut
or trimmings, constitute the sole va
riety now in sight. Walking skirts
will be somewhat longer, as the short
skirt has been carried to such an ex-
IRENE that the reaction must ensue.
First class dressmakers insist that
plaits around the hips must be fitted
with exceeding nicely which is an ar
gument against ready-made skirts.
Some prominent modistes are using
the center plaits at back and front,
which improves 'tthe hang and gives
additional sweep to the lower edge.
The incoming of skirt braid is quite
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-04-03
Said to Have Been Seen After Years
Of Wandering.

The citizens Of Ruston, says the
Lesueur (Minn.) correspondent of the
Chicago Chronicle, were much de-
lighted when there hoated over their
little village shortly before sunset,
at distance Of not more than half
mile apart and at an elevation of
perhaps half mile, three Of the
famous golden balloons which were
sent up seve-al years ago by George
Peabody Of Georgetown, and none OF
which has ever been seen in this
country before.
This George Peabody, a strange,
eccentric character, was an enthusi-
astic aeronaut in his earlier days and
in after life, and short time before
ne died, nearly 20 years ago, ne con-
structed some dozen or more bal
looms of pure gold, about five feet in
diameter, and filing them with gas
he sealed them up and allowed them
to float away in the air, stating that
they would never return 20 earth
again, that the gold was draw. out SO
thin that they were almos5 as light
as silk and yet were aoundantly
strong to resist the pressure Of the
gas from within and that they were
and would permanently remain Who'll
ly impervious to the gas. retaining it
entirely undiminished for ages if
necessary.
Since that time the balloons have
been heard from many times in diff
ferent parts of the world and have
excited the most intense wonder
wherever they have appeared.
In 1895, in January, one Of them
was brought down to the earth with
a burden oe ice and sleet which had
gathered upon it in a winter storm
at Haadon, Norway, and was captur-
ed by a policeman and taken by him
to the police station, where it was
seized upon by dozens Of wondering
Norwegians who could not make out
what it possibly could be. After it
had been admired at the station for
time the policeman took 1t up to
carry it home, but in going Out Of
the double doors-it would not pass
through the other doorway-he
struck it against post and the ice
covering it, which had been loosened
by the heat Of the station, broke en-
tirely away and the balloon escaped
from him and at once mounted far
away out of his reach.
In Cape Colony in 1897 one Of the
balloons was captured by Piet Saas-
mann, an expert rnarksman, who shot
a Mauser rife ball through it at
height Of over half mile, bringing it
to the ground. He crumpled it up
and melted it, and, as the report goes
on to say, "spent the proceeds in
wild debauch."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-04-03
.sa top coat is desired, the Prince
-h&p'' may be highly recommended.
Dropping Brims Popular in Millinery

Dropping Brims Popular in Millinery.
Consequently the mushroom is
foremost, and trimmed with a pro-
fusion of white or purple Hlacs, with
a single large crimson rose and abun-
dant foliage by way Of contrast; the
result is fascinating. White chip is
most in demand for these fower-cov-
cred hats, the under brim lined with
black taffeta, a stitched fold finish
ing the edge. Small toques and tur-
bans are less expensive and more
practical, and are trimmed with roses
and ribbon. Shot taffeta ribbon in
upright loops around a crown, or in
a cluster at the left side, give chic
effect to both large or small hats.
Cherries or red currants combined
with crimson velvet evince the favor
shown to crimson. Lucy Carter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-04-03
Woman Tells How to Relieve
Rheumatic Pains.

II have been very great sufferer
from the dreadful disease, rheuma-
tis1n, for a number of years. I have
tried many medicines, but never got
much relief from any Of them until
two years ago, when I bought a bot
tie Of Chamberlain Pain Balm.
found relief before 1 had used all OF
one bottle, but kept on applying it
and soon felt like different woman.
Through my advice many of my
friends have tried it and can tell you
how wonderfully it has worked
Mrs. Sarah a. Cole, 14O S. New
street. Dover. Del. Chamberlain's
Pain Balm is a Iiniment. The relief
from pain which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost. 1t makes
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-04-03
THE GIRL ON THE FARM.
BY Scion L. Goode.

BY Solon L. Goode.
I met her in the, springtime
When a glow suffused the sky:
O, the softness of that splendor
Was as tender
AS the luster of her eye.
The morning dew was sparkling
AS the stars shine out in SPACE.
But brighter than this gleaming
Was the beaming
Of the beauty Of her face.
The lilies bowed and whispered
AS I took her gentle hand:
But softer was my whisper
AS I kissed her,
For twas heavens border land.
The golden shades Of sunset
Softly rest upon Us now.
And the glow of the Eternal
Is supurnal
AS it crests her sacred brow
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-04-03
'.Pneumonia,s Deadly wo-,,

Pneumonia's Deadly Work
had so seriously affected my right
lung" writes Mrs. Fanny Connor. OF
aural Route 1, Georgetown, Tenn
tna1 coughed continuously night
and day and the neighbo.s' pred;c-
uon-consur1D ur1Dtion-seemed !nevita-
BILE, until MY husband b-o,;oht 1,o7,a
d oottle OF Or, Kings New Discovery.
"nlch In my case proved to be the
only real cough cure and restorer of
weak lungs" When all other rene
o1es utterly fall. you may still win in
tne battle against lung and throat
troubles with New Discovery, the real
cure. Guaranteed by Sibert's Drug
store. SOC and 81. Trial bottle free
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-04-03
How to Avoid Apnendic,tis

'Most victims Of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores the
natural action of the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nau-
seate or gripe and is mild and pleas
ant to take. Refuse substitutes. ST.
bert's Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-04-03
This MAY Interest You.

mo one is immune from kidney
trouble, so just remember that Fol
ey's Kidney Cure will stop the ire
gularities and cure any case Of kid
ney and bladder trouble that is not
beyond the reach Of medicine. ST.
bert's Drug Store.
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"Do you think your brothers will let
me come to Washington now?" he
asked teasingly.
.1t does seem different, doesn't %
she mur,nured, with a strange little
smile. you will come for me?''
ITO the ends Of the earth, your
highness.''
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Miss Willie Thompson Of Fountain
Inn, Granville county. who sued R.
B. Holland for $4,000 damages for
breach Of promise Of marriage, COM
promised for $500.
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Booker T. Washington says the 10,-
100000 negroes in the United States
are the most advanced Africans in
the world, especially in religion and
industrial education.
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r. H. Eda-onds, editor of the Nam
ufacutrers' Eecord, made an extern
sive address 1T the annual banouet
OF the Anderson Chamber Of Com
merce.
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gen are entering a new era. l pledge
you my honor that never again shall
the slightest misunderstanding exist
between them. They shall go forth to
their glorious destiny as one people.
Your gracious ruler has seen ft to be-
stow her hand and affections upon an
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Longer Goats.
fitting effec'

Among these is one called the En-
pire coat of medium length, quite
loose, and with broad lace collar.
and three-quarter length sleeves. it
presents a very dressy appearance.
The long. Tourist coat cannot be dis
placed, ic is too useful. Long pongee
,:,7e-7 ooo+c --:',
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Cs.tarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, re-
quires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the the con-
stitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in it's curative powers
that they offer 500 for any case that
it fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials.
Address F. J. Cheney & Co., Tole-
do, O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
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An Insidious Danger.

some of the worst features of kid
ney trouble is that it is an insidious
disease and before the victim realizes
his danger he may have a fatal NAL
ady. Take Foley's Kidney Cure at
the first sign of trouble, as it corrects
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stipation.

R. c. Newell, young white man
Of Anderson, was arrested in Green
vile, charged with forging check
for s25 and passing it on one Of the
hotels
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GOLDEN BALLOONS.

The End.
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~ these reflections.