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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-12-30

Mrs. NJ. S. Adams, Auburn, KY. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Boyce, Tip Top, KY, the only laxa-
tive given is DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin.
1t has been found to answer most perfectly
all the purposes of a laxative, and it's very
mildness and freedom from gripping
recommend it especially for the use of
children. women, and old folks gener-
ally-people who need a gentle bowel
Stimulant. Thousands of American
families have been enthusiastic about it
for more than a quarter of century.
Anyone wishing to make trial of this
remedy before buying it in the regular
way OF a druggist at fifty cents or one
dollar large bottle Family size) can
have q sample bottle sent to the home
free of charge by simply addressing DR..
W. B. Caldwell, 405 Washington ST.,
Monticello. Ill. Your name and address
on a postal card will do.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-12-30
What's The Matter
With Your Baby?

one, tools often puzzled to know the
cause of her child's ill nature. The
loudness of its crying does not neces-
sar1ly indicate the seriousness of it's
trouble. 1t may have nothing more the
matter with it than headache or a feel
ing of general dullness. 1t cannot, of
course. describe it's feelings, but as a
trying mild laxative.
Nine times out of ten, you will find it
is all the child needs, for it's restlessness
and peevishness are perhaps due to OBJ
structton of the bowels, and once that
has been remedied the headache, the
slusgishness and the many other evil
dences of constipation and indigestion
will quickly disappear.
Don't give the little one salts, cathar-
tic pills or nasty waters, for these will
act as purgatives, and they are too
strong for child. In the families of
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-12-30

Four days is the average life
of an artillery horse and 10 days
the life of a horse in the caval-
~ in time of conflict, said Ed
ward Gage, an agent of the Brit
ish government who is buying
horses in America for use in Bel
GUM and France. Mr.. Gage as
serted the British government
bought its supply of horses &C.
cording to those figures. That
nation has bought $1,000 Amer
lean horses since the war begun.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-12-30

SOOt-dilu-mOuCn u > a Is
highly--irfectious and may be
carried on the shoes of persons
who have had access to an in
fected herd. The disease may
also be carried on wheels of vehi-
clesand in various other ways.
Hence one method of spreading
the infection results from the
visiting of infected farms by
farmers and other persons intent
On seeing the disease. From an
educational standpoint, farmers
and cattlemen are, in a measure,
justified in desiring to observe
the disease at first hand, yet the
danger resulting from this great
ly oyerbalances the information
to be gained, and is a practice
which should be condemned by
all having the interests of live
stock raisers at heart. Dogs
and cats should be kept tied up,
and every method employed to
destroy pigeons, buzzards, spar
rows and other carriers of the
infection. Birds and dogs are
not susceptible to the disease but
are capable of spreading the in
lection to adjoining farms.
1t is imperative that all sus-
pected cases of foot-and-mouth
disease be reported to State and
Federal authorities at once, and
that no animals suffering from
this disease be concealed. They
will eventually be uncovered in
the routine inspection which will
involve a long quarantine of the
entire State and which works a
hardship on the people and caus-
es a great depression in business.
Some farmers are not aware of
the seriousness of this disease
and the inconvenience it will
bring about Until suppressed.
The heartiest cooperation should
be forthcoming from all cattle
men. All suspected cases should
be reported to DR.. S. F. Mussel-
man, State Veterinarian, Louis
vile, Kentucky.
There is no known cure for
this disease. There are several
remedies suggested from unreli-
able cources that are absolutely
worthless, both as preventives
and as cures for this disease.
Do not buy any remedy for this
purpose, regardless of testimo-
malls.
Avoid "sure cures" and So
called serums for this disease,
and do not permit the promul-
gators of same on your premises.
They might bring the infection
to your farm from infected herds.
For further information, write
to the Veterinary Department of
the Experiment Station, Lexing-
ton, KY. for Circular q.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-12-30
CHiidren's COuehs-C hildren's Colds
Both are Serious.

When one of your little ones shows
symptoms of an approaching Cold, give
it DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey at once
1t acts vuickly, and prevents the Cold
growing worse. Very healing-soothes
the Lungs, loOsenS the mocous,
strengthens the SISTER. It's guaran
teed. Only 25c. al PAUL Drug Co.
Bucklen's Arnica alive for Sores Ad
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-19

of love. scene with a whole lot Of
realism, it seems to me, when 1 am
dressed in an old-fashioned gown of
figured material, frilled from waist
to hem; my hair hanging in curls;
white stockings and black slippers
on my feet. "
And that is the notion of Helen
Chene, who recently, wore this type
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-19
FRILLY FRocKS ARE BEST FOR
LOVE SCENES

Hazel Chene thinks a girl never
looks more bewitching and more like
a lovers dream than when she ap-
pears in the dainty friIls, the old
fashion-fgured materials, and the
low slippers that her grandmother
used to wear.
There is something about the old
time dress which seems to give
woman the gentle appearance and
the modest manner of most mems
ideal.
For my own pleasure and con-
venience 1 much prefer the natty gar
ments of the everyday modern wo-
man. But honestly and truly, 1 do
believe it is easier to win love and
admiration and protection of the 9TH
er sex if one wears the clothes of
our grandmotheT's days.
Anyway, can enter into the spirit
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-19

tragically: eff I hunt her and this
misereant husband of mine to the
ends of the earth, 1 shall kill them!
If cannot win you; no other woman
shaIl!"
She sprang back into her skiff with
the warning. With fierce revengeful
heart she drifted with the current,
oblivious of her surroundings fatal
ly so to the fact that the safety net
above the falls had been removed
that morning to clear it from debris.
So Violet Walton did not see the dan
ger signals on the shore and went to
her death.
1t was the story of wilful, wicked
siren who had married him and tried
to poison him, that Saxon told. Re
ieved but sorrowful, Adrian proceed
ed to Winnipeg.
His story was too clear for the
grieVing Althea to doubt him.
ct was all for my safety, that you
nearly broke my heart pretending
that you were engaged to that wo-
man." she murmured- and there
was nothing to forgive, only a
strengthened faith in the man she
loved.
Copyright by W. G. Chapman.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-24
Sur Sscine=9tmfmal.
GrpRber5ige S6erfnug ocs Ne1ltiers
ySetlcr in syranffmrt a. Wt.

Berlin, 20. Mpril. Sin Betlpiel
e0ler perttdtiger Nd9tenliebe ipiro
aus 9ufleloorf IN Der Nbeinprppin5
:geneloet, Der Oortige Hentier &arl
Weiler permo4te fetner 9etmat1taot
100000 Mart. Die @Glfte 0ieier
Summe 1ou fir ar1ne, ltnteri tilt
5ungsbeoiirftige Witlpen pertpenbet
lperOen. 100000 Wiart lperoen als
@tipenotenfonbs fir 94uler Der be-
riibmten Diihelborfer &unitataoelnie
angelegt iperoe11, uno lpeitere 10000
Mart iino' ais @runDi itod fir Die
Grridtung zines 9eine : 9entmals
ausgeipprfen. Der Di6ter 0es .8uz
DIES Der 2ieoer" erblidte befanntli9
in 9ui1eloorf i'm Sabre 1897 oas
2t9t per Melt, uno 9err Meiler 1T
Ser Mnii@t, oab es an Ser 3eit 1T,
9lfeloorfs grben @obn ein Dentz
mai 3u 1eben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-24
Gin Nicjctbramp+
9nrmers9eint int Oberamt 9initatt ID.
SaDcll ld)lucr betntqcl1td)t<

Berlir, 20, 9lpril. DaS -st1pas
iiber 5000 gtnpobner 5dblenne 0urs
lnersbetm I'M Oberamt Raltatt iE
Baden iit po1t ei1ler berbeerenbe1
Teuersbruni It betmgeiudt lpproen.
lpel6e aaeln. 2lnlnein -na4 auf
Branbitiftl1ng s5uriid5ufiibren 1T. Mn
neun perl@ieDenen @tellen tam oaz
Jeuer glei95ettig gum Musbrllh. un0
pbgleid bic, Mebren oes Orets uns
Ser l1mgegeno nit beinabe iiberz
menI6li9en Mnitrengungen gegen biz
Blammen anfdmpften, permo6ten {ie
foipeit 0p@ Dem entfeilelten @lemenf
teinen @inbult gu gebieten. Mebrfr
Tabrtfen unb 5ablreide Mobnbdlnss
iin0 oem 6euer bereits gum Opfe,
gefallen.
- -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-24
Grid)pnc1t geil.,tpe,t.
9elerte1tr 1deint ielbit 6anb ait id
.53s n. aeledt KIT labe1t. 5s ,5

Berlin, 20. Mpril. Die Nddforz
f9nngen na9 bem @erbleib oes @olz
oaten Stiba bonn %. .Snfanterieregis
ment in @leilptb III 59leiien bdben
ergeben, bob iid Ser Mann ielb1t err
i6pi1en bat. ssSSn einem nahen Waloe
lpurbe feline 2ei4e borgefun6en.
Sfiba ipar ipdbreno er Dor einem
pulDerlnagq5tn auf Poiten itunb, in
boiler Uniform nit @epdd lnb Mafz
fen 6e1erttert. 9ie tpeiteren @rbez
bungen oiirften balo ergeben, ob Sic
Mnnabme, Oab Der Soloat in leBter
3eit nit ruilif6en @pionen in @er=
binoung geftanoen nno biefe i'm CUR
5abnenflu4t perfIbrten, auf Wabrz
teit berubt ppcr ni6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-24
ginr Y1altaiitll
Cine le1tlatio,tea anF
geba,tftt)It:e' / N'elonlIl1t!|. q
Gt,pas fir Yanilawiiteu.

lleber sic syntcreiien 1eiterreidls,
Stalie1s ,tnb 9entidlanos fa
Mittelmeer. 9iniiiide Betting
Nepsflua 9f,tsfii 5lpiuo" iibes
anaeblide 9reibnnbs &ereinbls=
ruuaeu. - Ser pGantaiie6egabte
Gc,uabrsmanlt beg rltiltiAen
8lattcs ipridt pon elnem bpppelz
ten ltebcrcinfummer, ei,te1n
bentidj italienii6cn nno cinen
alle Sreibnno : Madjte perz
pflidte,1bcn, Sic fir SieIez
sSabr gcplanten arpken fra11sof-
fdem Tlottenman6pcr int Merme..s
faual fiir &iitenperteioign,M
5ranfreids ppn srpker Seoca.
tltng. X.
Norts, 18. Mpril. !oeute bei4dfz
tigt fid Der btefige v9emps" aiff
@runb elmer ienfottonell onfgebau{d
Ten Melbung bes rMosftpn NustT
@loipo" NIT ben angebli6en 9rti@
bunbbereinborungen CUR Mabrnehz
nnng Der Sntereifen Se1terreidse
eeStaliens u1b Deutlhlanbs i'm Uiit=
tel1neer, Ser u3emps" unternirnnf
fei11et 8erlucb, ben obii9tIt9 per@
tnorren geboltene1t Wftttetlunaen Dee
Mpsfuuer 8lottes Elm prie11tierenbsz
Nprt bei5ufiigen. Seber 3eile 1T 81.
Mbi1dt ol13umerfen, ben panflatpi=
iter neues Materiul fir 4uertreibt=
reien 3lt liefern; ober bic bterfiir ge
lpdblte aorn1 Der sSnbaltsangabe ele
neg btplonott16en often itiides il
tna6 ben bon 3uitd1t6iger Seite ct
folgten 9en1entierl1ngen 70 ungludlid
lfnie mDglid. g1nr .ols .auriolun
.ieten bon ben fiibnen &ombtnuttoner
,1plgenbe ertpG611t: Ser pbanta1iepnlfs
0elndbrsmdnn 1prtdt bon einem bop
.pelten llebereirf on1lnet1 ei1lem bel1t lhs
liito4ienif9en u1lb eiitleln ilfle III reis.
,bunbmdhte berpflihtenben. seSn eirz
3elnen 5eile11 bes M2tttelmeeres, 1tss
n1entlt6 in Der Mbrta unb i'm Megdi=
fGen Meer, lei cine Mirt1umfett 5u!
Oreien boreeieben, in ben fletnaiinfia.
fhen @elpd1 d1ier1l namentlib in be3uu
auf Smprnu, bdtte 1i6 bie1e ober iert
Madt ge1onberte Mttionsfretbeit borz
bebalte1t. 9as olferi itdrf1te @tid lei
itet ber S9lub Der @ntbullung.
&eutidlonb unb Stalien batten 19ph
1eute ben @tegespreis 9tlgier, Sunis+
,nb Moroffo urter 1i6 aufgeteilt<
Der uSen1ps" gob 5lir 3eit, nis Il
NOD 5ublung init benz Miniiteriun
totte, 1ol6em @efolel feinen Naum
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-24
Nep lllm Dinneiota 5rsitag ben 24 April, 1914

Bate CUR Set Der yerbattung ote
lagge ntht, eebibt, llno Ole 8erbaf~
teIen ieien fret segeben lporben, ebe
cine llnterluhung begonnen tporoen
IS
" s asr. Miniiter lnadie oann in per
y1l' Rotss Sen gorf lagg Dob pie lHerf.
tdniihe Regiernng ibre 3lrfimn1ung
oa5u xssbe, OaB beioe 5laggen> ialuz
tiert peroen, 5uerlt ote a1nertfdnif6e
l1l0 oann Ole merifani14e. Diele5
2'lllrfrtalngement 'llftl ion in eineut belonoe<
.ren prptofoa niebergelegt lperben,
bas Soer arttertfanif4e u9arge b'af=
faires O'96dugbneFp unO Der me-
lHanfche Mintiter oes Meuberen
4u1iter5et9nen ion.
Dieier 8orf9lag ipurbe bom
5taats1efretdr 8rban fur5 abgetpiez
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-24
syiitti5tg Sabre alt.
aarl t6enfeI, &yrifer ,tub TeniGefss
1tiit, fetert @ebltrtstaq.

8erlin, 20. Mpril. ssSn Mfiinher
fat ber nontbafte .2prifer llnb TeNiIz
letonift &arl 9endeq Die Syeier le5=
nes fiinf3igiten @ebnrtstags beyon.
gen. MnldBli6 bes @reignii1es bot
ten fi9 fiinf5tg aollegen 5ll{nmmenz
getan, Inn 9errn tQendea Bel eintr.
.feftliden 8eranltaltung gebiibrenh
all ebren, bic au9 benz ffimmungs~
bplliten 8erlauf 1labm. Rarl @entz
ten, bet In Mun9enz8pgen
fDobnt, 1T ei1t gebprener 9annpDtz
raner. Seine eriten I'M 9rnd ers
5@ienenen s@91pfungen itatanen btS
reits aug benz Sabre 1884 sSi1 bee;
lebten Sabren berDffeutlidte En-.
Deutf9e Di9ter felt Seine; Meltlf=
tit; Sm 8eitergeben, nrue Bebi4tes;
Sin 2ebenstinb; SPIRIT uab 8ultur
8ortrdgt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-24

sSeiuoleligfeit1elt 1ltit. IL
sgierifp ltltallsbl bleiblill)
!: I sslssillon' ) Grflarl,,l.g.

Malbin9tDn. 20. 2lpril. Geratpr
Gbamberl1tn, Der Gprlibellbe pes
Rpmitees fir Miiitarangeleaenbettel
!. a,nterbre1tete in Der beutigelt Norz
nlittagsiibung bes @@enats cine &e=
1plntion, ln1t ipel9er Dem prd1ibenz
ten $5O,00oo00 5ur Musfiibrstng per
bor ibns glleplonten Mobnabnen ge<
gen Merifo CUR gerfiisung geFelli
lperben iplen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-24

bers ipdbre1D ,oer srftsn Set oes
oentfhzodniid ben arieges, ,ln0 i Oes
prir3en s5riebrt9 &arl, ser Sic @r=
.itiirn1u1lg ser Diippeler @ban3en
befebliste, prdhtige 2orbeertran5e
nieoergelegt ipprpsn. 49,
.Berlia, J, 20. Mpril.s 81 ssSn ,@snnberz
burg alf Der sSniel MlIe1tgssrnlrhe
anldBlih Der sJeier Elm imppfanterF
5ef3ug neranitaltet, an benz .iih Die
@@uler, .4borbnllngen Der &egimenz
ter, bic bet. Diippe( Die. 9dan5en ge-
1tiirnlt, Mborbnunge1 Der Marine
unb Die. 0ereine Der ;5t1bt betetliz
gen. ,..a.@ VI
gor Dem Denfmal, bos 5um@ez
bd9tnis ienes Suges errtbtet tppr<
ben, fanb. Elm petbeboner Syefatt
itatt, Bel benz @Dn1noliulfirettor
9panutb bic Teitre6e bielt. @r lieb
bte glorrethe1 Greig11t11e,' bic fi9 in
unnittelbarer gedbe Der @tobt ppr
finf5ig Sahren abgelpielt &epue
pa1{iere1t u1tb fiibrte in berebter
Mei1e aus, mos iener glorret6e, nnz
DergeBfi6ea 9ieg fiir PreuBens @r0=
be unb fir bic balb bnrolf our Sat
geiporbe1e Nermirtltdung bes &etGsz
gebanfers gu bebel1te11' batte. :
Sen Spdelbes 9e11fmals 1tmgub
Elm 8erg Bon 8rd1t5er1. Mu@ berer,
Die in jenem beiben @efebt gefalltt
ipurbe gebu6t; anf bem S1iebbofe
trugen ale .ariegerg1dber friI9en
@An1ud. = ..,
Die au Der ss5eier in @pnberburg
einaetroffenen &rtegspeteronen aus
Gbicugo 3pgen it! Der Yorore nit
unb legten am 9iippel=9enfmol Ell
nen prd6tigen &ran3 nieber.
Berlin, 20. Mpril. Sci Ser rDmtz
{9en aurie beab1t9tigen nunmebr Bic
Bolen ipege1 Der 8prfommni1ie in
ser Mpabiter Oominifanerpf pfurrei
M1itte lebte1 Monats 8e16perbe gu
er6eben. QDie aus Pofen gemeloet
miro, 1T ei1le Delegation berborraz
GENDER Nplen nu6 Non abgerei1t.
Mn Ser .6ann n1itgenom1nener 9ofl<
,nente 1oa gegen oie 8ebanOlung Der
polen 0ur4 sic 0eutf6e @eiitli6feit
Yrote1t erbDbel1 lperoen. 8eranlalz
lung 3n Der Mb1enoung 0ie1er 9ez
legation eaben pie Gerfommriil esIam
81 sls5. s. Neir5 sir IL Der e abiter ct.
galls Z sasirde. Nfiidt 81 genna 6amit,
0ab Die ], ,,borttgen 9ominifaner<M0
DE ,1i9 .oa5u bequetnen, neben .oeut<
iden. sujpetlen .qu6 pplnifhe prez
Digten 5u halten, berlangten. sOie perz
bebten ppIen, pab ibre ainber in
polntfders @praae fiir sic erfte &pmz
ll111ntnn Dorberettet lpiirOet. ..lmI It
ma9ten Sic. MDn9e oarouf altf1i1ert<
fam, 0ab Sic &tnber Ods 9eut1de
bel beKerr ,beri ritdnben ols 0as. Pplz
ni1@e, Die pplen blieben bet ibrer
Toroerung, uno es tanl am Is.
Mdr5 in tDem a@ottesbaus 5la 1piiten
@3enen, 10 oab pie air4e~ i%iebli@
bur9, Die poli5ei -gerdunt tper0en
malbte. Gtli4e SO polen: &tnoer
ipuroen Oanu~ lpqter BON ibren Mnz
peripanoten na4, pod{en gum Reli<
gionsnnterri6t gef9idt, :. l1no port
gingen, fte squ9 gum eriten Mul gum
Mben0mabl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-04-24

nlittagsiibung bes Genats etne NE
1plntion, l11t lpel9er Dem prdiiben=
ten 100000 5ur Musflbrang per
BON ibn# glleplonten Mobnabnen ge<
gen SHERIFF. CUR @erfiisung geiteal
perben 1paen, s
Malbinetp1p 20. MprA, @eute
nlittag lear. bic nleritanif6e aontroz
ber{e unperdnDert. nnerta bat
feine lpeiteren Norl9ldge gemaht,
1lap NrdliDsnt Milfon bat feline 8ot= go
idaft fir ben &ongreb fertig, Der
nm l1br gu gemeinfamsr @iBullg
gbeiDer 6du1er 5ltiamme11 tritt.
Mai6instor4 20, Mpril, 4raii-
bent 8ilirn 1agte 5u ben bit1igen
3eitungs zRorre1ponpsnten lp0rtlth
fplgenbes:
n2ahen Sic ii6 ntdt gu Der Mn<
Iibt perleiten, pub mir &rieg nit
Merifo boben iperben. Inter tetz
nen l1mltdnben nerebn mir oas me-
ritoni16e @olt betdmpfen. Mir
finD ieine 5reunbe. SScb 9ebe por
ben 8ongreB, Inn ibm Don elmer
eigenorti9en Gage Mittetlung gu
MAIDEN uno i'm 3u.' erlu9en, Die
N1dne gut3ubetBea Die icb enttporz
! |en babe, um bieler eigenortigen
4 Gage gu begegnen, 0ie1es 1T MIR
zine qlngelegeabeit 5lpi1hen btefer
Reqierung unb einetn Munne, Der
Iid. Nrdiibent ppu MleuiIo 11ennt,
Wir bnben ibm bos Re4t, ii6 prdz
fibent BON Merifp au nennen, ntez
mails 5ugeitanben, Inter teinen umz
ftGnben merben mir bas 8plt ienes
2al1bes betdmpfen. Mirs molten tbm,
fobiel mir t0nnen, bebilfli9 1ein.
Sin @efubl Der llnrube :, bei6lt9
mid beute, ols i@ bic 3eitungen
Has unb fob, baB Sic Mrtifel burdz
s9liibt tporen bon &riegsentbui itosz
mus"
9lls Der prdfibent gefragt purbe,
.Db bic 8eiebung BON Sampico unb
@ero Gru5 ni6t ols &rtegsatt aufz
eefobt tperber miibte, logte er:
3Nein, nien1ols." 9onn berlpies ct
souf ben @reptolpnzJou ols bieie
E5nicoroguoni19e @taht ols elm Mtt
E4ber Mieberbergeltung bon briti19en
Rrie9sl6iffeu 5eritDrt lpurbe,
Mo16ington, 20, Mpril. ariegsz
=.35etretdr @atri1pn gob beute betannt,
bob i'm Tolle eines &rieges NIT
Merifo @enerolmajor 2eonarr
5Mppb, Der Ghef bes @enerulitabeS
:#sber 8unbesornlee, bic nnfrituniihen
sStreittrdfte befebltgen peroe, Npn
Duertu nor bis heute nltttug teint
*Nadri9t eingetroffen, 1tnb prd1i=
bent sMil1pn unterbreitete heute ber
Mitgliebern 1eines 8obinetts oi'
Bpt19aft: bic er beute no6n1ittae
Dor beiben 6dufern bes &pngrefeS
perlefen tpirb. ssSS11 amtlt4en &reiz
fen tpurbe beute bier tebauptet, oaf
lber Prdibent BON benz aongref
aoerlanser ntro, ermd4tigt 81 iper:
ben:
/. 9te @afenpldBe Sampico uni
gera @ru5 gu befeBen.
2. 9te meritanif6en aanoner:
boote in bieien 6dfen gu nebnten.
3. O1e gtlenDa9l DDH SeIu 9>lll
na6 Der rnerttanif6en oanptitab
bis gu einem Puntt einfdlieblt9 oe1
@eriiitbriide 5lpon5ig Meilen net
li6 BON 8ero Gru5 gu nehmen.
4. Ser Nrdftbent ipiro ben Som
ereB Inn cine entfpre6enbe 8e'ptl
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men bur93ufiibren.
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gen in sampico eintreffen. Men1
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8ortrdae,

Mus Nittsburgb, Na., =tpuros
cine Gebuftion bes Preifes bpn
Rob0l gen1elbet.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-05-27

cconstitntionnlly. Plmples mean bad blood
ThSsn TThhSnmn,'Tm anG means means faulty elimination.
easily recognized, but where Is the trouble
tS Mnrre Is It locatcd2 What Is wrong with
If you will 20 into nny fret c1oss .to.o
and get bottle OF S. S. S. you nrc on the
way to getting rid Of those conditions that
cause sickness and disease. But don't lot
Just as good" ''''"s
s. s; S. is taken into the blood Just MS
nnropd nnrupdsy as tGe most nourishing food 1t
the body, comes through all the veins and
arteries, enables al mucous surfaces 20
exchange intlammatory ncids and other
Irritating substances for artcriai elements $
thmt INT @ @%tectnaliy, cleanse the system and
I'M. aI put nm end to all pollution. s. s. S.
cie"hs out the stomach of mucous GccumG,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-05-27
Coughed for Three Years.

Il am lover of your godsend to
humanity and science. Your medi-
cine, DR.. Kings New Discovery, cured
my cough Of three years standing"
says Jennie Flemming, Of New Dover,
Ohlo. Have you an annoying cough?
Is 1t stubborn and won't yield to treat
ment? Get a soc bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery today What it did
for Jennie Flemming it will do you
you, no matter how stubborn or
chronic cough may be. 1t stops a
cough and stops throat and lung trou-
bic. Relief or money back soc and
Sl.O0 at your druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Pimples.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-05-27

latlons, enables only pure, blood.making
materials to enter tic intestincs, combines
with these food elements to enter the cir
culation. and In less than an hour Is at
work throughout the body in the process of
publication.
You Will soon realize It's wonderful in
iiucncc by the absence Of headache, n stead
1ly improved condition Of the skin, and
sense OF bodily relief that proves how COM
plctcly the entire system was loaded with
You will find s. S. s. on sale at nll drug
stores. 1T Is n remarkable remedy for any
ana al blood affections, such as eczema,
other diseased conditions Of the blood Fol
speciai advice on any blood disease write
10 INC swift Specific Co., 223 Swift Bldg,
;, 10 not trino with substitutes. imita-
.lohS or any or the horde Of "Just rs
Goou Countcrfcits OF S. S. S,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-05-27

the hope that 1t Will aid the efforts OF
the agricultural colleges of the
Southern States, the industrial and
agricultural departments Of South
ern railroads, the agricultural maga-
zines and papers and the newspapers
OF the South in spreading the propa-
ganda Of soil enrichment by the adop-
ton of rational system of perma-
nent soil Improvement in general
farming on Southern soils
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-05-27
Most Prompt md Efiectual Cnre fol
Rad Colds.

When YOU have bad cold you want
remodv 'hnt viii not only give re-
lief but effect nror1Dt and perma-
ncn' cure "GtNodv that Is pleasant
to take tcmf'r that contains moth
inc ini'uiul/ "hnmherlain's Cough
I'cmcd nv y these requirements.
IT ncls m 'h N'nr relieves the
lungs id ohtNra ton opens the
secrrrpr8 Npa A"c" the system to
healNtP anufH, This remedy has
. wolld ytht a1N ' nse. and can
ulwoYs hn dca2nN4d rNnn. Sold by
all dealers
The border vidette., 1914-03-07

Petitions to the Cochise su- pervisors asking for the crea- tion of public park at Warren and the general beautifying of that section are now being cir culated in the Warren district and are securing many signers. They will be presented to the board in the near future.
The border vidette., 1914-03-07
Pauper Hens Compete.

Eggs from Shanghai are now being shipped into San Fran cisco at rate that threatens to put domestic producers out of business. The eggs cost 8 cents a dozen at Shanghai, and can be sold at 12 cents a dozen at San Francisco. In this case the ultimate consumer is reaping the benefit pending the forma- tion of a middleman's trust, which is now on foot. Within a few weeks it is expected that the price of Chinese eggs will be boosted to a point just below the domestic figure. But in the meantime the egg producers of the state, and the men who supply the poultrymen with fod- der, are raising a howl againts the pauper hens of China. Washington Post.