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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-04-29

&c the penitentiary and after
TO the State Government
which building has been for
aoue time military quarters and
terrified ard "a the object of
sp,,lal attack by the attacking
forces.
"A Constitusicnalist officer,
Msj,r Flguerros with a company
Of men broke into the locked door
early this morning, furnishing me
with a saddled horse and accom-
painted me to the suburbs of the
CITY where l mot General Antonio
Vlllaregl, who will be Governor of
she State of Nuevo Leon.
I'm company with General Vii
lareal and soma Of the foreign
Consular representatives. in Mont
Grey we proceeded to the State
palace where speeches we're mad
to the people who assrmbled ii
great masses in front of the State
House giving assurances Of flu
D election to all foreigners and
u0r-combatants AID the fullett
degree Of freedom and protection
to all veil disposed. law-abidinp
peop O.,
"shyrtly after our ARRIVAL at
the State House, General Pablo
Gonzales arrived, acc ompanisd b.
his st. # and a large force of the
Corstltutionalist troops. He was
enthusiastically received as was
also GesIersl V~lllareal and other
UficiaIs.
G.lyst1r, Texas, April 81
TIL il t. a. peace sounded In the
m~ed,tatl,p regulations proposed
by the three South American Re
publics to solve the Mexican trou.
BILE found no echo here te day ii
the hurried preparations to EN-.
bark an additional fighting force
to Vera Cruz.
All day long the quartermas-
ter's department rushed the WORK
of rfhstiDg the frelghter San Mar.
COS into an Army transport and
tonight the steamship was loaded
with supplies and ready to sail
tomorrow with a troop of the
Sixth Cavalry and several tat
teries of the Fourth Field Artill-
cry.
Vera Cruz, April 27.-With oil
ceremony the firing Of a salute
and dress parade, the American
flag was raised today over the
division headquarters of Rear
Admiral Frank F. Fletcher.
Over the customs house the flag
has oeen flying since the landing
Of the American forces, but until
now there had been no ceremony
indicating the formal occupation
of Vera Cruz.
The transports with Brigadier
General Funston's command
aboard were off the port late to-
day, but there has been no indica-
tlon that the military forces will
be sent ashore at this time. If
the Army lands, the blue
jackets now Oh duty here will 60
aboard their ships, but the ma.
rines will be left for land service.
Washington, April 27.-The
tenseness of the Mexican situation
wss DISTINCTLY relieved today
when the representatives of Ar
gentine, Brazil aud Chile, sup
ported by pressure from all Latin.
America and from foremost pow.
ars Of Europe, concentrated their
efforts toward a pacific adjust
ment of the crisis.
The success of the first steps to
ward meditation, the prompt &C.
cepsance by the United States and
the announcement of Spanish
Ambassador that Huerta had &C.
cepted the tender of good offices
produced a feeling of distinct
hope which was reflected not only
in Administration quarters, but
liz Congress where war talk"
gave way to a spirit of concilia-
ton.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-04-29
WOMAN. COULD
NOT SIT UP
Now Does Her Own Work.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound Helped Her.
%1ronton, Ohio" l am enjoying bet
ter health now than I have for twelve

years.. w hen l be-
gan to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound 1
co1,1 not sit up. I
/. }cmale troubles
an was very ner-
vouo. l used the
remedies a year and
l can do my work
and for the last eight
months 1 have
wOr cd for o+bor
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-04-29

To Prevent Blood Poisoning
apply at once the wonderful old reliable DIR
PoRTER'S ANTISEPTIc HEALING OIL, a sur
gical dressing that relieves pain aud heals al
the same time. Not a Imminent. Csc. Soc. $10Q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

morionlt % lsnnenoe oct er al bare
en- lioen, men bel reltet aipfter.
hare. @i Sarmere faiter bort alt.
ior mango Eense bpert aar paa
@aoparer, Tom tommer til oS i
@lifoaaier % @Iiffanoer oa brin.
ger Dor "Store Pill" % til Ell
StsrreIie. Ser inin0om gisr en- boa.
Be lint % r9o, noar Sem ifaI beta.
les.
griarins bar nit, at set err
liben Weuing | at irtte en- 8ieroc.
itoIpe meb Toppen neo. bpiS life an.
ore Groen er ronboen. Zen tuffe.
tie Gnoen itaar ia lpnait / Sornen.
ertten set err Sopcr0en ener Tooen.
bci1.
- 9[t plante itnQe Srpr ino mel.
lem gamIe lsnncr iis iom McgcI
.ooarIigt; men nil man aisre set.
or "Normap Spruce" boaroiercrc
ems be ileite andre SloeS 5rpr,
man funoe pile 9repe meo, bar set
pitt ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

NoIheltr gtt mia nGr. o. 0og maatte
lea bIipe itonenbe; thi lea tunbe Tor
SrpngieI ingeniteo5 foutme. iaa at
andre. ION trrnate liz iorbi mia. Ii.
geleoea beirittcoc ocre9 alpocr
GnoeIig So Scrifabct itoO % ira Iai
let, gif lea meo min Goacgn pel ne0
/ SlotSficl0crcn Tor IT iluffe min
Sorg meo cit SLATE Qoo &iuifuin,
men ON Norlcnen beiad lea ierit ret
min GIenoiQbeo meo @eorMeIie; TIL
lea ion6t ga. at mart ilet intet pan
mine alroer par iparet. iom 10 uur
beiltolct. OF / Set enc &ioIcerme5 ~
l0l iont Sen Els par tore, men mi.
febe. ianot ieN pcl Il Elino Smer %
2oute. 2oN bIep ied igieu no9cn
hlnoe trcitct peo set, at Der pua liant
me 1io nor en- Mau0 / a%iebcnhaur
pco 9iapu RaQcl, o. Al Froic>llon Ell
SfrUoccr, iom bcrIll ioritoo at ta9e
NIetter al. 0nu itilNtc &lUonin0cn
rent ira bjnanocn &alfcoc bucrt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
sGbIcr, itcstc / Sasierune.

elsie er ubmerfeoe I'll SteQ euer
pilot, - Ii9eleoes til itegt @aoS eli.
Ano. Se iilbereoS poa iellcnoc
Maabe: 6 imoa 9GbIer helit
Greetings" eller "Northern SpieS a
- paifes o. fIspeS o. IpaQeS ~ / en-
aaSieroIle elIrr Sloiuit Sao mco
2aa9 oper. On aop &an0 hPloeS
oper. en- balp aop ~Iuiebrlmt Suf
fer, eller Ell boIp Sop itsot NtoNlc
Sligor tiIirtteS ct lioct @ran Salt,
Ell halp Sheife anuel og Il Sbclfe
Nelif. Gcite Bruises ouer 9Gblcrrc.
o. lige ier De ifal iTttea iuo / Ndacr.
omen. bar man Saitcn al eli 81
iron / o9 cit itrcaeu Spiieifc Smsr
&c itcae2 meb Qaaa oper Ell haIu Il
me. iaa taacS 2oogct Al on Sc ite1eS
CT Smarter l6en 9ol % mco ltcrfcrc
%armc. q fan goot ierpcre2 I "a.
Nct 0e or itcdtc /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Tcm bcoitc Wlocr.

Wian bar 10 al o9 til hort al
Monoen, noor BAN bar rDlot 40
gor. bop0c lepct lin bcNlte Slo bnno
NrbeioScpncn nngit, og man bar
eno0a let set 6orllag irem'ot, at
Mcnneifcr uucr 40 Mar lnaelt
Stcnmterct ituloe bupc. Nl brli'
ger irouIte @laoe imiolertio Ell Eta
tiff, iom noturIigpiS or li9eiao 900
ion nogen onocn Stotiltif al oennc
Nrt, oq / sen bppocS oct Iom Ditto
riff bepilt, at Gloen ira 40 I'll %
Mars NIoercn cr Sen Eeriooe, oa Dc
ileitc lturc MGnO bar poet lit beoitc
Nrbci0c.
Scmiferc o. Spiiterc bnr Glort
inc melt epofegiercnoe SpiinOclier
/ aloeren ira 40 Mar % opeiter.
Gi1ternc bar ifrcuct iile lterlte De
itcrpcrfer / II Mars NI0ercn. Get
re gjTIOer 0og bare Sprifere %
Iramotiferc. &omauoigtcrne bcbc'
Der . Nar mere ior at naa iuIo
Nioocnbeo. Ior at bli Ell itor Self.
bcrre nlaa mon bare lcpct / IL Mar.
Mlliifercn fomponcrer line patrclte
Sonc0iQtninqer / IS Nars al0crcn.
Seller life en- Sfleipillcr prriterer
iom 9iegcl 0ct lrcmragenoe, ler ban
far noact oennc 9lIocr. 0uia man
bar lat Tia iom Wiaol at oil en- ltor
Siloiaf ellcr Moroiiit. ma moa life
pelte al funre ifripe lit epote9ie'
ren0e &crf. isr man er 81 4or.
"a, zen originate Statiitifer nil
Ia fonitaicret, at en- 2pge life blir
no9cn 0tcitcr / iii 6aq, isr ban bar
ipl0t oe -. Gn Nolitifcr, TOM cno.
m life far ipI0t % Nar. moo man
rel pogte liz Tor al itenlnle poa, %
De itore Sunoriiter or life naoct til
iulo Mo0cnbeo, Ier sc cr IS Nar.
Tsrit ga uoioIoer oercs 6unlor ia
/ lin ieitIiQc @lons. @i Ter 0erai.
at Del. mar icnc't IGrcr. er al more
line Nie0mcnneiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Wptaarsaitcm 1921.

apotbeferipeno Claus Sei0elin.
ii0en Apotheter ! Nufis6inI paa Sal
tier, iortrler:
IS Inret 1927, atptaarSaitcn bor
ieg meo en- al mine GoleQer Qaoct CD
pno Slottct ior al ic BET fongl. Ser
itub ipiie, iom nEtiO gierne paa ocn
Aiten par ale tiQaot. o. iammc Nj
ten %paraoereoe ultiO oet fgl. 0oi5
Fager og Sofnier / mt 2ipre. ~ @i
bleo "a ogiau olle inola0te / set tore
Spiiegemaf men Der par Sen Aiten
ioa itor en- Gonilur al Sllitlierc at
oe Ill iioit nPr bduoe trPngt ino paa
BET fgl. 1afieI, hporocer Ser airline.
reOe mi9 Ell lem MaIbeltr. iom itoo
tpt bag ue0 0errernc. Ger ipiite peo
(ailet hi oa bette nnoengang REQ
Fagerne meO Be tilbgreuoe Hetter
ifuloc berettes. fom blauot anbet Ell
Rage meo en- Seluifaal iul0 al Smer
eler Sauce I'll Stegen. % oa ban
uiloe iGtte set paa lailet. inlibleoe
ban oner andres 6sooer. iaa Sfna.
len meo air. brad Der uar /, ilei hen
paa mig. % overall iloe tiIreote min
a%anifre probre. ifisnt iimpIe al9o-
ming. cg oa ieg oerpeo iprong til Ii.
DC. iaISt Sfaalen 5aa @uIpet. iaa at
beliaIig aons 6riocrid reiite liz %
for at ie, buar ser paSierte, builfet
ies merfeoe os berior bier itaaenSe
urcrlig iom Ell Ststte, Men oenne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Hpalc Hnao.

Ndr man Ell admmeI "NIbbcr"
Neanfaobc. iom life mere fan BRIGGS.
iaa flip lio Sc beoitc Stpffer. og lou
al Dem &auoifer. iom fan bru9ca
iitcoct Tor "Rubbcr @lopca" til al
hare paa noar Ell itol plloie Stoucn.
til at pnife &inouer q. ! y.
Nonolternc fou fIippe3 no c'tcr Ct
Gar itore Singer Banter - BELT iter
re eno oi9ic - o. bare ine@ ionmcr
poa M}aifiucn / en- 6art - Dc cr il
life til Trno, men bare til N0ttc.
Noar Ell broocrcr linGer poc
llnoertci, Ienner oct lig ilbeilnGet al
IL Sirn9crnc oucr 10 @on0e - DC bin
ga ioa me9ct itcrferc. % bcn unocl
@onQ Ell ipcr Dem oucr go0r '%ortcrC
eno ierltc @onN. 81 iaa cr Oet aIti(
beoit at oaife set man bar net, 'cl
man flippcr no SinQernc, iao plI d
life tropie no citcrpno.
Suioe "5eoop Bears" clei
"Robbit9", iom Npru 10 bar iaa me
oct til 9cqctei III, fan rcnieS poo lsl
ocnoc Muooe: Sop Ell rl0tl1 mi
@reo al bare Stordl % %ano or
impr bette oucr belle "Nisrncn" nlc(
en- lioeu @sritc. Sno oct terrc 9oo'
inb "a berit SET ino al i0icn, loo pll
Suut0iet ipldc me0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Steate Gptetcr meo Dit.

6 miooelitore Hoteter lfrubbeS go0t
meO Ell liben "@reniaqe. 9erite"
(maIl bur6e alto bape en- iprifilt Ii
Den gerite til Eoteter, Sileri oip.)
% flspe8 langseiter. Dc lpggc5 /
Ell Tanoe og pno buer &alpbel lrQQe5
EFT lioen alat Smsr, Salt % Fcber
orpSieS ODER, % iaa I9ggeS en- Sti-
be Sit paa bier. Tanben De IG9geS
/, bsr bore imurt, iaa Toteterne life
pil bpn9e iait, og be itegeS ga / 90
g%eropnen, nteo iterf @arme, til DC er
more, % bruno pao SopNen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
"Slucet Eutatucs."

elsie er mcgct n9renoe, og ON
man life ipre8 iua gobt ON Dem / Be
gpaoelier, bill man mart perne iig til
at Iige Dem. Zen ~letteite Maaoc at
lerpere Dem poa er naturliguia at
itege oem belle / 9ageroonen % ino
laoe bper tiIbereOe bem pes goroct.
iom ban - eler bun - ieIp ipucs,
meo Smer, SoIt % Teber. Mcn Be
fan oeiaa tiIbcre0es an0erleoe8. G.
ter at sc er ite9te belle, fon man I. Gr.
ifrabe teIe Totctas- Waroen lo %
9ri Den igienncm ct 9srilag. iii
bper Sop al bctte taqes Ell Spiieife
Slehe eller rig N}elf. en- 5beIfe incl
tet Smsr, o. bette pipes / meo en-
@ofiel, iao hcle Masien bIir riQtig
Ict % i'm. 0pis set er FOR inf. fan
en- tiIi0tte liot mere MeIf o. ino
Solt Tebcr % liot MllifatbIomme
tiliioit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
iii Nurne / 1914.

Sritl st Iuriitfort uper 3orge
Ga en- uoffert iauitreret Iioen BOG
ienoc5 irit ON InmoOning oerom til.
titles Gunaro 2ine. minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

Stptfe meO S9be, iDeoe Dem iaa liant
nten igieu, og brogte mig BEN | iaa.
ban Stdno, at oen goot funoe pas
icre; men Set foite0e mia 3 1ucater."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Hptet HGsiples.
Tplbte Eotctcr.

Eoteter al famine StsrreIie eallcr
iig bebit til bette. Sc ifrGIles og Ell
Sfipe ifipres al Sen enc Gnoe, iao Sc
fan itaa "paa Gnoe" paa Ell Caller,
fen. Saa uobuleS Sc. iaa oe bIir iom
en- aflons, uobulet 6orm, og fo9eS
berpoa / ialtet @an0. til Sc er more,
men natltrIigpis life fogte iitpfter.
Sc iPtteS paa ct ilaot 6ao - eiter at
@onoet er belt al % oe bar tsrret ct
Eieblif Il e fpIoeS meo foete Grter,
iom er irsrt Ell goo Slump Smsr.
Sper Dem hGloeS en- Sailce Ionet al
fogenbe Slsbe, iom cr tiliat Salt og
Teber o9 iepnet meo Smsr og Wfel,
iom ierit er gncOct gobt iantmen.
Ger behspes bare en- Sfe al oenne
Saiice iii bper fpl0te Fotct, ioo Der
ifal life n1edet iii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
quiet np Rtckkrnrt.
Reeiseret at sn sra'iif SusmoeeI
Npsle npe Maaocr huorpaa Yptctcr
fan ierucrcs.

Noteterne er 10 life iaa 0obe III,
mere, % oa fan Set opre aoot at "a.
riere Den Maaoe. Sc tiIbereoS poo.
Iao on life altib bar 0em enten foote
belle, eIler "imaibeo", eQer iteate /
Nageroonen.
Eutet &Gsiples.
Gn Chart bebe itompebe Iotetcr
tiIiGtteS Salt, Feber, Smsr % Iiot
6Isoe. ct oiipet 9Gg ireres % 70
aopper finbaffet 2nmmefisS (aoIpc.
tico eIler Srefic0 gaor oeioa am,
Get formeS iom imna Boiler, oiSic
opppeS / sgg % iteot. tsrret 9reo %
iteges / fogenoe SmuIt. &c nlaa Ter.
reres itrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
8lnccrtc Yoteter.

Mosien bchonoles paa famine
Moaoe TOM oucnIor beifrepet og 20.
tcterne tleue9 lognseiier, ier Mius-
len tages rs Naar ioa 0tasien er
irroig tiQaDet, iploes Sen / Votetes
Sfuaerne iQien "a oisie lGgge5 | en-
Ian0e, meo 5faaen neo. Smi0Ier.
tio foges II aoo WoIasies oQ en-
SpiieIfe Smsr iammen / 3 Winuter.
Gette imsre5 oner Toteterne oq Sc
iPttes tilbage / 9ageroonen til Sc er
gobt briinet og glacerte paa 3oppen
Snppe al Smcet Yotatocs.
Set aaar oqiaa on OF Iooe Suppe
al bisie. Der bebsoes en- Stop itam.
peoe Srpeet Fotato, Ell Vint Nelf.
Ell Fint aieofrait, en- itrsgen Spiie
ife Mel, y Spiicife Smsr. et liOet
Stptfe bel aunel, - 9beife Ssgiait.
% 5beife SnIt, Is 2beife Gebcr.
Smeret imeltes, irsres Melet %
ip9oes meo N}eIf oa Strait og rsrea
/ belle 5ioen. iii BET begpnoer al bliue
tptt. IA tiliPttes ben itampeoe 30
tel. Masie og Be surise Snareoienier
o. set foyer 10 Winuter lGugere.
Get lilies, os Iibt reoet Wtliifat Srp$
les oper. Genne maa ierperes iaa
beb iom mulig % er bebit meo
~Groutons" - grsb Tom er ifaaret /
Striber eaer 5erninser os oisie er
itegte | Smsr.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-07
Rlease VS. McInt0Sk.
Greenviile Piedmont.

Greenviile Piedmont.
AS to the Mcintosh report in tbs
case and the controversy between aim
and the governor as t. its contents,
We wish to say, basing our judgment
on the copy OF said statement fur
rished by the governor and without
having before us any comment on
that copy by DR.. Mcintosh, that in
our Judgment tne outcome is dog
fall. In the copy DR.. Mcintosh is
quoted as diagnosing that Ricaey
was suffering from a marked neu-
rosis," and "taat the same closely
Stimulates a true paralysis. y
After perusal of what several en-
cyclopedias say as to ''neurosis' We
lave come to the conclusion that the
POSSIBLE range of meaning OF the
above statement is tremendously wide.
1t may mean all the way from
morbid nervousness, natural in a man
of Richey's rank in life convicted as
he was of a heinous crime and con-
fined therefor in the penitentiary, to
a condition practically as bad as real
paralysis.
Assuming that Governor Blease
has Furnished a correct copy of the
Mcintosh report, we say DR.. Nc
Intosh was unfortunate in clothing
dis diagnosis in technical language
which might mean to him that
the convict was shamming paralysis
end might mean others that ne
had something practically as bad as
the real thing.
Moreover, while it is true that in
the copy furnished, Dr. Mcintosh did
not specifically recommend parole
or pardon, he expressed the opinion
that freedom would improve Ricn-
ey's condition, so inferentially the
governor could consider the doctor
recommended a release.
In short, as the matter stands
now, while the governor and Dr. Nc
Intosh flatly differ as to the latter's
report on Richey, the copy OF the
report furnished by the governor &C
quits both Of telling a falsehood.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-07

lege. spoke 81 the past OF Cannons
Greek. Mr.. Neel gave a very iMers,-
Ing history Of Cannons Creek He told
OF facts connected with the congre-
cation and spoke G er different pas
TORS and their work He said the
congregation and tie Sabbath sch Of
aere a ii,e, and Working in the most
fol; shing condition it has been Ill,
N its history. There has been
p accessi rs tlis year Brother Neal
spoke Of the fact tat the daughter
of pastor Of Cannon's Creek was the
first A R. P. missionary. It's present
pastor aas had an application FLED
With the board OF foreign missions for
several years to go to India and is
waiting for the b ard to get in a
position to send him out.
DR.. Young Brown, Of Newberry, a
promising young dentist, who has
just located at Newberry and who
was reared at Prosperity, spoke on
tie work and Importance Of the Sab
tath scnool. Mr.. 7. H. PATTERSON, o.
Bradley, who had worked in tlis
school, spoke earnestly Of the future
o. Cannons Creke. He was much i'm
pressed with the large number Of
young people in the community.
1t would seem that tCannon's Creek
is renewing her youth Fine audien-
ces attended the preaching services.
A good farming country surrounds the
church.
We very much enjoyed this occasion.
It was in the county where we were
born and at one of my fathers old
churches. Brother Nabors is doing
an active work in Newberry county,
and is heartily sustained by his people
We spent two nights in Prosperity at
the parsonage and at the home o.
Mrs. Kibler, the latter daughter Of
"Abram Moore" one of the best citi-
zens Newberry mas produced. Broth
er Nabers tells me that Mrs. kib-
Ter Keeps a prophets chamber" ;" She
is a most excellent Christian woman.
The pastor thinks he has the best par
sonage at Prosperity that is in synod.
The crops in Newberry county are
good.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-07
OLD FOLKS find new REMEDY Relieves
ALL KIDNEY and BLADDER MISERIES

from the blood and drive it out Of
the system.
1t matters not how old you are or
how long you have suffered, Croxone
is so prepared that it is practically
impossible to take it into the human
system without results. You will find
it different from all other remedies.
There is nothing else on earth Ike
it. 1t starts to work Immediately
and more than few doses are sell
dom required to relieve even the
most chronic, obstinate cases.
1t is the most wonderful remedy
ever made for restoring the lifeless
organs to health and strength and
ridding the system of every partlcls
of uric acid, and you can take it with
the utmost confidence that nothing
on earth will so quickly cure such
conditions. o
You can obtain an original pack
age of Croxone at triAing cost tron
any hrst-class druggist. All druggists
are authorized to personally return
the purchase price if Croxone should
fail in single case.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-07
Coca Cola Habit, 4 Ghost.

We have all heard Of ghosts, but
none of us have ever seen one. Its
tie same way with Coca ella
fends;;" you can near about them
but you might search for them until
doom's day and you would never
find one. Physicians who have
treated hundreds Of thousands of
drug-haDit cases, including opium,
morphine, cocaine, alcohel, ETC., say
that they have never seen case
where the use of Coca-Cola aas so
fastened itself upon tae indi.idual
as to constitute habit in the true
sense of the word. Although mil
lions of glasses OF Coca-~ola are
drunk every year, no Coca-Cola
fends have ever made themselves
visible at the doors of the sanitar-
ums for the treatment of drug habits
The Coca-Cola habit is analogous
to the beesteak habit and to the
strawberry habit and the ice cream
habit. People drink Coca-Cola first
because taey see it advertised an''
thereafter because it tastes good and
refreshes their mind and bodies.
They drink it when they can get it
and colfantedly 10 without it when
they can't get it. L: you had ever
witnessed the ravins of real drug
fiend when deprived of his drug, If
YOU had ever observed the agony he
suffers you would never again be 50
unfair as to mention Coca-Cola in
the same breath with t1e "nablt-
forming" drugs.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-07

tcsh shct himself. Both propositions
ave equally absurd. There has been 10
reason why Governor Blease would
want Dr.. Mcintosh harmed, and there
la@ been no reason why Dr. McInt sn
would want to larm 2imseIf. Taere is
a cry serious question as to whether
II. 'rcIntcsh signed t, paper in dis
pu,e;; but the question doe. not con-
C II Governor Blease except to the
extent to which he may or may MT
have been imposed upon.-Yorkvilie
Enquirer
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-07
Too Many Details.

A Swede was being examined in a
case where the defendant was ac-
cused of breaking a plateglass win
dow with large stone, says the Los
Angles Examiner. He was pressed
to tell how big the stone was. but ne
could not explain.
wasn't as big as my fist" asked
the Judge, wno had taken over the
examination from t1e lawyers in the
hope of getting some results.
1T ban bigger the Swede replied
WAS it as big as my two fists?
st ban bigger
"Was it as big as my head?'
1T ban about as long, but not sc
thick" replied the Swede, amid the
laughter of the court.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-07
Drives Rheumatic Pains Away,
Relieves Backache and Blad.
der Disorders After A
Few Doses Are
Taken

Sleep disturbing bladder weak.
nesses, .backache, rheumatism, and
the many other kindred ailments
which so commonly comawlth decl1n-
ing years, need no longer be source
of dread and misery to those who are
past IT, middle age of life.
The new discovery, Croxone, over
comes all such disorders because it re-
moves the very cause of the trouble. 1t
soaks right into, the kidneys, through
the walls and Innings; cleans out the
little fltering glands and cells, and
gives the kidneys new strength to do
their work properly. 1t neutralizes
and dissolves the poisonous uric acid
substances that lodge in the joints
AMI muscles, causing rheumatism
and makes the kidneys filter and slit
out ali the poisonous waste matter
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-07
BEES CAPTURE FUGITIVE.
Drive Him From Bushes Into Arms
OF OPlice.


Munice Qnd) Dispatch to Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Rumble bees ar emore effective in
elinging a fugitive to bay than police
officers.
Charles Roup, % years old, wanted
by the police for an alleged attack on
Louis Kern, was hiding safi ly in a
clump CT bushes while police officers
we're all around him trying to find
trace of the man.
Suddenly Roup dashed ont Of the
bus.es, striking blindly with both
hands at humble bees swarming
around him. He is now in jail.