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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-23

lcHy, anyhow, was succ ess-
On in her chosen calling. She
y to bring things to pass.
= life she was directly in
in organizing 1900
$50 of which are i'm foreign
is. In addition to her practical
Tdge and activities she found
ITO write books. She left a for
ylne of So, 900, 900. 90. If we wished
to extol her christian virtues, un-
selfishness and conservation, this lat
ter suggestive fact calls for explana-
ton, and perhaps apology. She won
fame and fortune through the skilful
exploitation of a religion, the chief
object of which seems to have been to
relieve the weak, sick and suffering
among her followers.
Florence Nightingale, Clara Bar
ton, Mrs. Eddy, these three The
greatest of these is swell, if the abil-
ity to make and save money is one of
the tests of greatness, then the ques-
tion is easily answered. The Angels
of the camp, hospital and battlefield
are pushing their ministries of heal
ing and saving throughout the world,
cooling fevered brows, staunching
bleeding wounds, kneeling beside
weary pillows of pain, closing eyes in
the sleep which heeds not bugle call
Angels of one of the
broadcast and most needed humanities
the world has ever known.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-23
"A Dreadful Wound

from knife, gun, tin can, rusty nail,
9rewoaks, or OF any other naoure, de-
mands prompt treatment with buck
lens Arnica salve 10 prevent blood poi
son or gangrene. It's the quickest, sur
est healer for all such wounds as also
for burns, boils, sores, skin vruptions.
eczema, chapped hands, corns or piles.
% cents at Jonn l.. Jacksons.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-23

Mr.. Carnegie has given $40, 900,
600 to promote universal peace
among all nations. Now, let somebody
give an amount to promote universal
peace among all denominations.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-23

When yonr feet are wet and cold and
your body chilled through and through
from exposure, take big dose Of
Chamberlains cough remedy, battle
your feet 10 rot water before going to
bed. and you are almost certain to
ward off a severe cold. For sale by all
dealers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-23

Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in ac-
ton, quick in results. and restore the
natural action OF the kidneys and blad
der. They correct irregularities. For
sale by John Z. Jrckson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-23

"The boil weevil is coming" says
the Progressive Farmer. The bowl
evil is already here, and will be much
in evidence these Christmas DAYS.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-23

Only the brave deserve the fair,
but the rich get them.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-23


The &c \ bargains ipof everybody
in the office, extecGGdg the usual greet
ing of the season TO every reader of
this paper-A merry Christmas and a
happy new year.
We share with you gratitude to a
Benefcient Providence, that another
christmas finds us in good health,
TesSenably prosperous, and best of
snyrounded by good friends and a
food home The blessings of the pass
ing year have far outnumbered it's
nisfortunes. Compared with others,
and, no doubt, the more deserving,
we all have been richly blest in a
thousand ways, for which we are all
deeply and profoundly grateful.
The Clinch Valley News has larg-
er list of readers than a year ago,
and, we believe, larger number of
friends. To all our correspondents
and good friends, we return grateful
acknowledgements, and wish fer them
all the best time they ever had.
The magement of the Job Printing
Department feels especially grateful
to the large number Of firms and in
diViduals who have patronized the job
department the past year.
The business shows a large in
crease, which was brought about
through our endeavor to give the
pa IRONS the best possible work for the
lowest price consistent with the cost
of production. We hope to continue
to improve our efficiency, and re.
ceive a liberal part of your bushes.
in 1911.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-09

We Instantly exclaimed, 'Why, sure
" you're a Charlestonian." My guess
was wrong to the extend Of George
town. We soon found that we had
a great many friends and interests IN
common, and each one felt little less
lonely. Being so pleased with Dixon
academy and all things connected
Herewith, she soon persuaded her
mother to spend the winter here
Both of these ladies are charming and
learned and add much to our coterie.
We've forgotten what else the Wal
rus said, but we feel sure We're We
called upon to express an opinion at
this juncture lie would say: "The
Herald and News has a reputation for
being accommodating, and giving
today's Rvs today; tIercco-e you
have no Iic;3t TO c.5lz Editor Aull to
ada an extra page because OF your
ioguacijy" So. ioc fear Of trcspassinG
too much We Will only add thai Nc
fold in with these pages the very best
of good wishes for the coming Iule-
tide and New Year for all our friends
and readers. 4. ~
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-09

IS in a day. On Thanksgiving Day at
7 a. m. these people met for religious
services on the site of their new
church which they proposed to erect
in one day. A thousand workmen
volunteered their services and all
went as merrily as marriage bell,
and when the Thanksgiving sun set
it beheld a veritable Arabian nights
transformation, for in the place where
the night before lay a heterogeneous
mass of materials, beautiful, paint ed
church, with its ineaven7toWering
steeple stood proclaiming the energy
thought and devotion of many hands
and hearts. This EastIand Church Of
Christ must surely be a work Of love
that is almost as representative as
was Solomon's temple. At noon the
good women of the city served a regu-
lation dinner to all who were lending
a hand in the worthy cause.
When We came a stranger to this
strange land we were, of course, pain
fully aware of the fact. One of the
pleasant surprises in store for us was
a roommate who at once betrayed her
nativity. The minute she opened her
lips her accent caused the "City by the
eca" to rise to our me1ta' view.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-09

The pains Of rheumatism, i,
The tired-out feelings,
You must reach the spot-get at
the cause.
In most cases It's the kidneys.
Doans kidney Pills are for the kid
neys.
Mrs. N. @. Chappell, 929 Fair street,
NewberTy, S. c., says: 81 suffered from
kidney trouble for several years.
There was a severe pain in the small
Of my back, had dull headaches and
felt miserable in every way. My kid
neys were weak and caused me added
annoyance. Several weeks ago I de-
cided to try Doanis Kidney Pills and
procured a supply at ". E. Pelham &
Sons Drug Store. They have already
given Me great relief and I an going
20 continue rs:..:s them, feeling con-
Fl lent that they viii entirely dispose
Of ny trouble. I ca.i recommend
Deans Kidney Pills IS a good Kidney
rel1edy."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster 7Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take DO other.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-09
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

' By virtue of an order from the Pro
bate Court, I will sell at public out
once dispatched to the mayor.
cry to the highest bidder at the late
residence Of H. Archie Haltiwanger,
deceased, near Newberry, S. c., at II
o'clock a. m, Wednesday, December
7, 1910, all of the personal property
Of tie said deceased, consisting OF
farming implements. merchandise.
etc. Terms of sale. cash.
Frances l.. Ealtiwanger,
Nov 81. 1910. Administrative.
11-22-2t-1taw.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-09

vii, answer emergency calls in con-
aaction with his Office work. Special
ties, morphine and other drug habits
Hours 9 to ! forenoon; 4 to 8 after
ncon l0-2o-6.ncs
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-09

Now is the time to subscribe to The
Herald and News.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-09
Remember the Prizes : !,

Wear giving away with every
purchase Of China to the amount
of $1.00 and over,
See our window display for a
few things in China and come in
secure a nice Christmas present
at a very little cost.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-09
4 SOUTH CAROLINIAN IN TENNESSEE.

Correspondent The Herald and News Makes
Some Interesting Observations.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-09
REACHING The SPOT.
It Can Be Done, So Scores Of New
berry Citizens Say.

To cure an aching back,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Fashion Of Wearing False Hair
Makes Even Healthy Tresses Fall

result only in pulling out the hair
AT this stage division should be
made through the centre OF the locks,
pinning back one-haf TO keep them
out of the way. Then a part lis drawn
near the temples and forehead. and
ON the scalp so exposed the wet alb
sorbent cotton is patted. Another part
mot farther than two inches away
from the first II made parallel. and
moistened with tonic. The long hair
which has been so treated must be
put carefully out OF the way of that
yet to be done The process is re-
peated. of course. until the entire
head has been wet This cools and
invigorates the scalp.
To prevent grayness or thinness
about the temples a little massage
should be given, AS this part of the
scalp is most delicate. and feels the
strain of the weight OF hair and pins
through the day, so to tone circuia-
ton there the finger tips must be
pressed tightly at the hair roots over
the temples. and then bent at the
kniiekiss ssitasotst-rsevtT1E tine finger
ends. This forces tho scalp to move
over the skull. This particular de-
tail OF the work should take about
five minutes. doing both sides OF the
head Mt once, aud changing the posi-
ton of thu fingers occasionally.
This done. tho tncks are to DO care
fully eor,bcd before tho final making
ready for the might.
To put the hair up on the head,
with pins. liz ono OF the greatest mis-
takes which can be made. for the
scalp II subjected then N tho same
strain 1t has been through the day.
Instead OF pinnlng the trcsses two
loose braids should be made. These
cenfine without pulling the roots; one
braid takes no strength from the
scalp, but has the disadvantage Of
mt permitting It to cir. IF per-
son Is not made nervous by hair
being loose. the best Of all ways for
| the scalp Is ia let 1t hang frea. II II
Ia inclined to tangies and hair diff
fers greatly In this respect. the same
| freedom for circulation of air for the
scalp Is given by gathering the tresses
In bunch and tying with ribbon
| about six inches from the neck. an
one secs yeung girls wear their hair.
Switches. to be kept at their best,
should he protected from air wnen
not worn and guarded from sun al
ways bright Tight dutiE ti1s cofpr
| of false hair. even ~ ut brightene
| that which Ii natural.
MARGARET NxxTaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
THE DRUG TRADE
nj FREDERIC J. HAskIN.

medicine. Ills Heart Is then cut out
and paced In guage. y the ex-
pansion fills the guage properly. the
drug Is known to nave me proper
strength.
Andrenaiin comes from the
suprarenaI gland of animals. little
gland attached to the kidney. 1t -
one of the most powerful of drugs, one
mliiiionth of grain for every two
pounds Of -aady weight having sst
effect on the human system. Pepsifi,
which is the prepared Innings OF pig
stomachs. will digest from three to
four thousand times its cVn weight
In hardboiled eggs In one factory
there Is half an acre of glass In the
drying closets that is covered over
with pepsin all the time.
If Darwin had lived 10 the present
day he would have had much stronger
proof OF his theory OF the close re-
lationship between man and monkey.
He would have gathered IL, not from
the anthropoiogist, but from test in
the chemical laboratory that has been
devised to detect the presence of
human blood. Quantities of human
blood are injected into the blood YES
sells Of a rabbit at intervals Tor sew
erai days This makes the little ami
NAL feverish and restless. After a
certain time has elapsed the hui
mantxed" blood III the rabbit Is taken,
and II will produce certain we'll
recognized effects when applied to any
blood other than that OF a human
being or monkey. In doxs, cats,
guinea pigs. horses and all other AMI
mails. except men and monkeys, this
reaction win take place. With mon
key blood tt behaves exactly rs with
human blood In tests to discover the
presence of human blood. the merest
trace OF it win stand revealed and
positively Identified,
one would suppose that the drug
market would be immune from the
attacks or the man who seeks To
corner" something. but as matter
of fact nowhere else is the oppor-
tunity so great and 80 much improv-
ed Where 1t may take si0.eee.oeo
to corner the market. "A few hundred
/ thousand dollars will effectively cor
/ ner the market on given drug. Then
| the operator Is ready TO name his
| price. and often he sells at an adj
vance of from 100 to 500 per cent.
/ AS the prescription charges OF the
I average druggist remain the same
| Year in and year out. the advance
/ comes out of his pocket.
! aJust now there is war on be-
! tween the doctors and q certain as
| ISOLATION OF druggists. About 10000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

Women who wear heavy switches
- make the turban couture Will, un-
less they are particular to let their
scalps breathe and rest every night
lose their natural locks.
FOR hair never thrives when the
head 10 kept constantly warm as the
false pieces make 1t. For the foiii-
cies or roots are affected precisely
~ are flowers by too high temporal
ture. The latter wither and fall, and
20 does hair when overheated. While
no sensible person would deride q
popular fashion In hair dressing. one
can sound 4 note OF warning TO pre-
vent injury from IT,
All hairpins should be removed
when SoinE 70 bed, to give the scalp
. thorough brushing
This brushing Is not merely to draw
the brush over the outside OF the
scalp q few times; II means q pro-
cess OF 1t least five minutes dura-
tton, ana n ono viii stt FOR the Work
moro time Il hkeiy 70 BE expended
with proportionats benefit.
Tha brush used should have long
bristies and o coarse tooth comb, and
with these q simple tonic For the
latter, either pure witch hazel OK
tract can be- used, or o formula made
from one-etghth OF an ounce each OF
bfcarbonaae Of soda and hcraxs one
ounce OF cologne. one-half ounce OF
rectified spirits and one-eighth ounce
81 soft water. This In specially suit
ed 10 an oily scalp: when tho hair is
dry q better preparation Is ono and
one-half ounces OF cocoanut oil. and
and one-Quarter drains Of ttncturo
OF nux vomica, ono ounce of Jamaica
hay rum and twenty drops Of oil
az berrAm0t Each tonic should be
applied In the sasno manner; that IL,
the liquid should be poured Into
saucor and put on the scalp with q
small wad Of absorbent cotton a. .
mop.
Whsn the pins have been removed
tho long hair must be held at the
ends and shaken gently, but Eufii-
GENTLY to allow air to circulate
through II. Then It must be brush-
"a. ina hristiAs being placed against
the temples and drawn down to the
bottom Of the hair, When this has
been done once. effort should be made
"a draw tina c0mh through II 1t will
- withouk pulling, but should II en-
Il couuker = tepGies the teeth must mol
~ 1sseue6 49, Az go wov q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
The GUEST
OF QUESNAY
By q q
Booth Harrington
cs,yrlss,, loss. BY the |1ciurs ccasaaY
~ Copyright 1897 1908. By tte Ries~sy tssSsS1

row. prepare your Bill ana bring n
me at once, ! shall write you wt
to send our trunks Quick. And ~
my friend" he turned to me-
friend. will you help uss For we H.
it,"
"Anything in the world -
eco. to Pere Raudrv. Have Eli
mt tie least tired OF his three hoHn4
to his lightest cart and walt IN
road beyond the cottage, Stand "a 4
road yourself while that Is being d0ne
Oliver will come that way. Deta1
him. VIII Join you there
strobe TO the door and out 20 t1Ns
gallery. ! was Halfway down y!
steps before saw that Oliver Snhr4
was already In the courtyard, comin
toward me from the archway with IA
light and buoyaut step. ss sl|
He looked up. warlng his hat to fnASS
his face lighted with happiness mon
remarkable mud brighter even than Ekl1.4
strong midsummer sunshine faminE
over him. Dressed Ia white as he w1
and with the mir of victory he wQxe
he might have been at TINT moTaeilt Iii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

druggists have formed a syndicate
for the compromising and sale OF a
line OF preparations made from the
BEST prescriptions that have come to
them in the course of business. They
advertise widely. declaring that II
Is foolish to pay doctors Zee and
a prescription fee when just as good
q remedy may be had for less than
the prescription would cost. OF
course the doctors do not Like this
and In come cities have boycotted
the druggists who carry these goods.
In many cases it has sufiiced to bring
the druggist to terms.
That there L. q. vast profit in Pro-
prietary remedies Ia shown by the
census figures. In certain year 1t
was found that the wholesale value
of patent medicines was $7b.oe0,000.
and that the cost OF the materials
entering into their manufacture was
s21 ,0o0, eoe---a gross profit OF nearly
800 per cent. The retail price waa
more than double this amount. One
of the strangest anomalies OF the
scientific world is the fact that while
every physician who prescrfbcs must
be licensed after a rigorous exami-
nation. and every druggist VINO mis-
the prescription must undergo @ IKE
examination. any man, without lei
or nlHQTaHGG utflSi titnh thS thtAHs~
tions of his own means and ability.
MAY go into the business OF max
Ing and selling proprietary remedies
and manufacturing drugs. be has
the life and death of Thousands OF
people in his hands, as Improperly
Standardized drugs may result In the
death of all who use them. In some
cases. as in the antitnxin for rabies
| the Federal Government has taken
Jurisdiction over the preparation, but
In tina great majority of cases the
people have little to protect them
except the reputation OF the n1anufac.
arsr.
Several new medical preparations
are being placed on the market ey-
cry day. One big drug manufactur-
ing concern spends a quarter million
dollars a year on Ifs laboratory. Here
! trained scientists are trying to evolve
new things for the good OF humAnisy
! One man has spent years IN trytns
! To make a perfect germicide. Anoth-
or spends years in experiments WITH
pneumonia serums. while physiciani
I have made many of the valuable dis.
eove,ies tn the realms OF medicine
(. the majority of these have recently
| come from the laboratories of drua
manufacturers.
| MONDAY.
ravsavassfina Accidents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

She screamed init he ras hitting heraI
figure from some taaTbse trlunph
youthful, conquerfng. crowned WIN
the laurel. 81 8 ss
But entering from tie road, upon%
tho ,rai! OF safsresf atat sti.f Ia th8s
shadow OF the archway / was staFflcsk
to see the discetdant tinel'irs ai1klx
Ratchet face OF the ex.petiestrian nm
tourist. my antagonist OF the forest
l had opened my mouth to call III
warning. En-
Hurry WINS the word would hnvN|
said. but 1t stopped nc shEr. Ih%a
second syllable was never uttered
There came violent cutlery. raucopn
and shrill as the wall Of capture
hen, and out OF the passage across tA
courtyard foundered woman fauf4}
ticafly dressed IN green aud gold s Nj
She was abundautly far. douA4
chinned, coarse. greasy. stnearesl Mltl14
blue penciiings, carmne. enamel anl
rouge.
At the scream saffren turned 6ll
made straight at him. crying wildly
.Enfin. Mon mari. mon mattresses
moi. Cest tn femme. mon caeur A.
She threw herself upon him. H. \
arms about his neck. with u trur(ek
ferocity that WIS d very paroxysra ia
triumph
"Embrasse moi. Larrabi. Embr11
moi" she cried.
Mortified. outraged. his eyes blaxlx
he flung her OF with violence 9~<
passing her own and with lonthinx Nl
speakable. She screamed that NJ
killing her. calling him husband. Il y
tried to fasten herself upon him a
Bur he icapcd backward beyond xN
reach Of her clutchfng hands m
turning. plunged to the afep1 \
staggered up them, the woman fetle
ing Il IN
From above me leaned the stxtc&
face OF keredec. He caught &AMx
under the arra and half lifted him
the gallery. while she strove g n4
him by the kuces.
20 God.s' gnsped Saffron.
the woman?" ss
The giant swung him across IN
lery and into the open door with
great sweep OF the arm. strcde M
him ard closed and boited TIN
The woman fell In u heap e
Of the steps. utterina CRACKED
| ticp OF the cry Of u broken heats
IName OF name Ok Ge
! walled. AFTER all these ycAt0
| -, hs,et,n ~ sfrfkaa mo ~ ss3L3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Goldfish Bakess with Cheese.


Put pound Of nios thick codfsh
picked to pieces into . saucepan and
cover with cold water Let the Va
ter come to boil. then turn the
fieh into a coiander to drain Make
! cream sauce BY putting q table
spoonful and half Of butter In q
frying pan over the nrs with heap
tng tablespoonful OF buttsr. When
ssnooth and frothy add . cupl and Z
half hot milk and q little pepper.
Cook until smooth and creamy. But
Ter pudding dish and ps6 In the
bottom 4 layer OF the ash. Cover
with i layer OF the dressing and
crate OYER fhis q slight covering OF
cheeaa Repeat until. thu dish y all
e6,, 6prea& buttsreG crumbs 0xeg
tho ton and hake from kwantv "a
khtseY N61a1l1nn until = 1oa4An n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
TASTY FISH DISHES
MONDAY.
Preventing Accidents.

to two cups mashed potatoes. Mix
with them heaping tablespoonful
butter. a beaten egs. half cup milk
and pepper to season. Put into q
well buttered deep carmen plate or
Pudding dish. spread a heaten err
over the top and dust with buttered
bread crumbs. Bake in quick oven.
slip from the dish on To hot chop
dish, garnish with curled parsley and
serve.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Comdlexion Treatment
in England
(From London Mail.)


"in my twenty years experience in
treating the skin on the face. neck and
arms, have used the most simple treat
ment. There are probably no society
women in the world as particular about
their compleXions as the English women
They cannot bear 10 have a blemish Of
any sort or any stray hairs upon their
faces.
The following solution made by dis
solving an original package Of Mayatone
in eight ounces OF witch hazel makes
a wonderful treatment for the skin. and
Is the only thing I have ever used This
will not harm even a baby's skin. and re-.
moves all sorts OF blemishes; also pre-
vents the growth OF hair.
Massage the face arms and neck
twice a day with the solution. This will
give you soft. velvety complexion. and
n the treatment is persisted In for a few
months viii remove any stray hairs. You
win find the use OF powder unnecessary.
as II removes all shine from the face.
and the best OF II is that II does not show.
--(Adv) CLARIBEL MONTAGUE"