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rife Friday May 5, 1906. Snbicrlpttoa Prices One 1.001 Six Three OAMP HENEGAN No. 766. The annual meeting of Cn mp Henegan was held in the Court House on Munday May 1, 1005, and was called to'order by Lieut Commander J. Green.

Adjutant C. M. Weatherly called.the rolland annual dues werej paid in. The attendance was large with encouraging interest. The fol" 1 ming were elected officers for the uew year J.

B. Green, Comtuauder P. M. John, 1st Lieutenant F. Manning, 2d Lieutenant D.

D. McColl, 3d Lieutenant I). M. Weatherly, Adjutant Rev. J.

G. Richards, Chaplaiu Dr. J. L. Napier, Surgeon The following were elected delegates to the state reuuion-time and place not yet named-Elmore Allen, J.

Fletcher, Newton. Each delegate was authorized to select his own alternate. The following were elected delegates tu the nation al reunion'at J. B. Green, A.

E. Bristow and dipt Frank Manning. Alternates E. Allen, Hugh McColl uni, A. J.

Math tuon. The standing committee heretofore! appointed to look after thc erection of a 'monument to our dead comrades vus continued, and the sum of raised, und added to the fund now in hund lor this purpose. The following Tribute of respect to the memory of Hon. C. S.

McCall our lute Commander was offered by Capt 1). Eaaterling, and adopted by a rising vote Whereas, in tho my nierons but wiso difpuiiBation of Divino providence, our late Cunjjnander, O. S. MCCALL has boen talton from us by death suddon aud uncxpect ed; and whereas it behooves us lo place on cord evidence of our lovo aud esteem f.ir our depart ed Comrade; Therefore be it by the veterans of Camp Hencgan No 766 of tho United Confederate Votcrans. Resol veil.

1 That in tho death of tho Hon. C. S. McCall this Camp han lost its able, efficient aud beloved Commander, nod gallant comrade. 2 That wo deeply mourn our Rroat loss fur ho wae a bravo soldier, a patriotic citizen, a hero iu war, and in peaco was ever ready to struggle for tho best interest of thu people aud State-his publio course WOB marked by unflinching fidelity to duty to hi8 constituents and to tho wolfaro of tho State.

3 That by his attontion to business, tais strict economy, fair dealing with his fellowmen, and integrity in all commercial and business transactions, he achieved sac MI, and hin lifo should bo an inspiration tn tho young engaged in industrial and practial affairs, for he fought tho croat. and unaided, tl tory exorcist rd theiie 1 ll qfij 4 Thi" mn 0V.M0UU Ul um memory, UUU a copy Ot tbCBG resolutions bo furnished to his family and conies for publication in the County papers bo given to tho editors. C. D. Eastorling.

There bciug no further business the Jump adjourucd. J. B. GREEN, Commander G. M.

WEATHERLY, Adjutant I A SHOCKING DEATH. Stonewall Jackson McTnnis Killed At a Saw Mill. A telegram to Mr Simeon Mclnnis last Thursday alternoon brought the sail news that his youngest brother, Mr Stonewall Jackson, who tor the last 3 years has been running the engine at McFall's Saw Mill near Railord, N. was fearfully scalded and otherwise injured by the explosion of a boiler at the above named mill about o'clock. Messrs B.

Hilliard and James Mclnnis went up Friday morning and remained with lum until Saturday evening Mr. Bullan! says as soon as he saw his distressing condition he had no hopes of his recovery, although thc attending physicians said he was not latally injured He lingered until Monday morning at 8 o'clock when death relieved him ot his terrible suffering. Messrs Simeon Mclnnis, Ii. F. Billiard ami Elbert Odom went up Monday alternoon and remained until alter the funeral Tuesday, which took place at the Chisholm graveyard at io o'clock, Rev.

McLaurin of the Presbyterian church conducting thc service. He leaves a wile and two children boy 6 anil a girl 3 years old, two sisters Mrs. B. F. Bullard and Mrs.

Elbert Odom, three brothers-S. J. A ol Marlboro and one older living in another State. HOW ACCIDENT IIAl'l'BNSD. About 2 o'clook Thursday, after coining from dinner Mr.

Molimin unid he turned on two gagOB of water and after putting in some, wood was nt and inf in front of the furnace door, when without a sound there Wim a Hidden giving away of tho stay bolts at. a patch on tho front of thc boiler which Bout out a volume of steam strong onough to pick him up (a mau of 200 lb?) and throw him 35 yards against some frame work; breaking his loft arm in two places, above and below thu elbow and knocking shoulder out of place, besides a sovcro br ii -e. on thc hip. Tho steam covered him AI ho was fearfully scalded in addition to tho bruises, and said he felt liko ho was barning up insldo, Ue could tako no except a little milk. A STRONG WISH The Edgeficld Advertiser says: Would that Jack Frost could with ono fell swoop reduce thc cotton acreage to the extent that he has the peach crop.

By such an act that grizzly old gentleman would prove himself to he a great benefactor. Such disaster would he a real blessing-better cultivate half a crop and re ceive lull price than to cultivate a full crop and receive half wflBBja ataca Sunday School Confcrenco The Annual meeting ot our Sunday School Conference will be held at Hebron on the Second Friday and Saturday in and 13th inst. The purpose of this Conference is to discuss questions that are ol vital impur tance to the Sunday school, and theretore to the church. To aflbrd the Sun day School workers throughout thc county an opportunity ot interchangeing their ideas, thoughts and plans ot work. To give each other the beneht ol their experiences This being thc intent of the conference it is the duty of every preacher, superintendent, teacher and in ttuth every one interested in Sunday school work to be present.

Every school is intitled to two delegates. Trie officers ol the several schools are exofficto members. If lhere are Schools that have'not yet elected delegates, kindly do so at once and exact a promise (rom them to attend. The preachers, officers of the conference and the big hearted hospitable people ol Hebron are expecting and praying lor the largest most successlul and beneficial meeting in the history ot our organization. Then, all who can, come and contribute to its success.

P. A. HODGES. President. District Mcctingvof tho W.

F. M. 8. of Marion District In the thriving little town of Latta on the Wilson Short Cut the W. F.

F.M.Society ot Marion District convened April 28-30. The town was so named tor the civil I engineer who laid off the road. name Bethea would have been most ap for the place abounds with Ictheas. Here we met Rev, Sam Be thea, whose grandftaher was the nucleus of Methodism in Marion county, and his father was a local Methodist preacher he was to Marion what the late Rev. K.

Breeden was to Marlboro. We find Methodism alive with three methodist parsonages next to each other-with the Baptist within a stone's throw ot these. Near this place was the home of late Governor Ellerbc, and ol congressman J. K. EUcrbe.

Thc meeting opened Friday'evcning, Mrs WAIT, Cont. Vice Pres. presiding The sessions throughout were spiritual ano interesting. Thirtysiour delegates were present, with reports from their individual societies. Mrs J.

C. Campbell District Secretary and Mrs S. Herbert were present, Revs. J. W.

Atrial, J. Thacker, Bethea, Mr. Bailey ol the Presbyterian church and Rev. Beatty ot Nashville, added much to the interest of the meeting by their hearty cooperation and talks. Mr.

Thacker's sermon on Sunday wail a masterly effort and will be productive ot much good, also the appeal tor miss ions on Sunday evening by Rev. Beatty ol Nashville. Mesdames Wait, Herbert and Congressman Ellerbe addressed the children Sunday afternoon in amass meeting. From the Dist. Sec'y report we lindi Marion District still the Banner District ol the State.

During the past year $2058.05 has been collected for missions Irom the Adult and Juvenile SocietU aa follows; ADULT SOCIETIES Members 419 Life members Amt contributed tordues $451 54 Anit contributed for offerings 119 45 Amt contributed tor scholarship 35000 Amt contributed tor New Work 580 00 Amt contributer! tor fund fte UUCS 90 Amt contributed lor offerings 56 92 Amt contributed for scholarship 85 00 Amt contributed lor missionaries 71 00 Amt contributed for expense lund 4 50 Amt contributed for Lectureship 6 00 Total $464 32 103 Advocates are taken and 190 Little Workers Mullins wac chosen for the next place of meeting. May 3, 1005. SEC. Insurance and Real Estate our specialties. Attention given to collection of rents.

CROSLAND TYSON "The Insurance Unclalmod Lottora. LcttcrR nddrt'Bfled to tho following immed porHoun remain uncalled for at the pori office in Bennotteville Men's List. Charley Moore. Women's List. Mrs Saliie white, Mrs Ida Philips, Mrs E.

L. Elliott. Sam Marks who was seutenced to hang at Darlington to-day will not hang. The Governor upon recommendation of Judge Aldrich commutes the sentence to life im prisoumcnt. Now Curo for Cancor, All sutf'ace cancers are now known to he curable, by Bucklen's Arnica Salve I das Walters, of Duffield, writes "I had a cancer on my lip for years, that seemed incurable, till Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it, and now it is perfectly well." Guaranteed cure for cuts and burns.

'Joe at T. Douglas' Drug Store We are still getting some nice Florida Oranges at W. M. Rowe's NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. NOTICE ie hereby given that I will apply to the Probatp Judge of Marlboro coun ty or.

the 26th day of May 1905, fiai discharge of Guardion of William Spear? uud Charlie O. Spears, having filed my final leturn this day in office. ROBERT SPEARS, Guardian April 26, 1905. Here Yet. WHEN VOU ARIO IN NEED OPiTOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS, Or anything in roy line, don't forget to call on mc, at my place of busi ness near lite Atlantic Coast Line and the Soaboard Air Li.ic Passenger Depots, or write ino.

Designs and Price furnished on application. Phone No. 95. Respcetl'u'ly J. W.

McKLWKE Jimmi 25, 1905. deport of County Supervisor for 1st Quarter IjpOS WARRANTS DRAWN ON ORDINARY FUND FIHST QUARTER 1905. TO WHOM PAID. NO CLAIM KOIl WHAT PAID Alf OOM ian 6 Odom, 788 Alex Quick, 789 Green. 790 BrightBville Mer.

791 Goodwio, 792 Waddill, 793 Hamilton, 794 Walker, Evana CtJ. 795 The State 796 Chavis, 797 Fowler, 798 Charles Odom, 799 Clark, 800 Jacob 801 Covington, 1 802 Irby 803 Hinstui, 804 Bvtd Townsend, 805 Fte, 806 Hayes 807 Odom, 808 Thomas. 809 Brigmao, 810 irby Quick 811 Willis, 812 Bank of Marlboro, 813 A Li Ry 814 A McKellar, 815 Jan 23 Smith, 1 Sinking Fund Com'n, 2 Clark, 3 Feb 3 Miltie. 20 Stanton. 21 So Bell Tel Tel Co, 24 Bank of Marlboro, 25 Medlin, 26 A Ry Co, 27 Croslund, 28 Grant.

30 Milton MeLauiin, 31 Geo Waddill, 32 iv Hubbard, 33 Dr. J. F. Kinney, 34 Dougl. a 35 Hayes, 36 I Sberrill, 37 Excel Udw Co 43 Stanton, 44 Thomas, AUiuson, 46 Thompson, 47 McLeod, 48 Coward, 49 Green, 50 Pearson, 51 Kastei ling, 52 A Pearson, 53 Richard Cain, 55 Strauss Co 56 Coviugingtou.

57 ackson 58 Stanton, 59 17 Bank of Marlboro, 70 I Rogers, 71 Bouchier, 72 Irby, 73 Milton McLauriu, 74 Breedeu, 75 Mch 3 So Bell Tel 76 Medlin 77 O'Neil, 78 CD Odom, I Bounds, 82 Dr J. A. Faison, 83 Marlboro Democrat 84 Thomas, 85 Sol Brown, 86 A McKellar, 87 Coward 88 WL Stan ton. 89 0 I jp 1 iili ix iaiirUi, xl 127 A Bristow, 128 TH Powe, 129 John Thomas, 130 Odom, 131 Greeu, 132 Townseud, 133 Tatum SOOB 144 Atkinson 146 A Moore, 147 A Drake, 148 Jessie Jones, 149 John Hinson, 150 Pee Dee Advocate, 152 loll Moore, 154 Evans, 155 Constable salary 4') Go work ou public road 20 conveying lunatic 1 H8 merchandise ll 88 coro aud work on road 21 "0 comforts for convicts pauper claim stationery account 19 freight on stationery 1 11 magistrate constpblo 10 pauper claim 12 1 constable salin 10 i repairing public road 61 80 claim, 2 (i: coronar'e salary 16 Magistrate's Bulary 8 Lumber account '1 I Cofllu for Pauper 3 guarding convicts pauper cairn 54 loca tia: road 1 jury aud witness 15' claying road 20 51 lumber claim 4 pauper claim 10 oats for county stock 86 freight account pauper claim ll road work borrowed motley 6301 claying road 34 blankets for convicts i road work 31 court house phone draft for oats 1' coal for court house freight account magistrate's salary 1' pauper claim Lunacy comforts for convicts pauper claim physician, lunacy merchandise account pauper claim 5: salary 2'. i merchandise account, 15' salary 51 salary ifce 21 hauling coal hauling on road ll lumber account salary 6-1 conveying lunatics pauper claim magistrate's salary lt pauper claim 24 repair work merchandise account 10 coroner claim, 12 pauper c'aim 138 road work 58 borrowed money 2951 atty fees 34 attorney fee3 32 magistrate account 4 lunacy account mule ami corn rent on court house phone 5 for sewer pi po 28( claying road 40? I um her account repair work 14 lunacy account I printing account, salary und stamps 2c mattress for guards merchandise account 29 salary account 91 nil ance account 140' insurance account 14 coifiu for puuper 3 collin for pauper 3 1 constable's salary conveying and expenses 18 pauper claim 5 purchase of mule 150 1 repairing pump nt jail 2 pauper claim 12 account 4 guarding convicts 30 guarding convicts 20 I printing account 28 magistrate's salary 8 luuacy account 5 pauper claim 4 NLXT TEACHERS' EXAMINATION, I OFFICES OK CO SUPT, OV EDUCATION, BenncttBvillc, S.

May 1905. TUE regular spring Examination for Teachers' Certificates will bc held iu the Court House nt Benuettsville on Friday May 19th The examination will begin promptly at 9 a. and all applicants should he ou hand at this time. All applicants not known to some member of the County of Education, aro required to furnish testimonials ay to nui ral character. TRESPASS NOTICE, ALL persons aie hereby forbidden to trespa-s in any manner on my hu.du or lands nuder my control-uud especially hunting, fishing, May 4, 1905.

Sumter had a heavy hail storm Saturday afternoon. Getting Kid Ot' Rats. A FARMER says that he rid his (arm in the following manner: On a nunn er of pieces of shingles I put about a teaspoonful af molasses, on that a small quan tity of concentrated lye, and then put the old shingles around uniter tho cribs. The next morning found some fiorty dead rats, and the rest left to parts unknown. I have learned of several that tiuvo been rid of the pests in tho lame way, and nover know it to KM STAK.

1 No man sees himself truly except 11 thc light of (ind's presence. One our greatest needs to-day is the iced of dooper reverence. No mere urface ceremony iain supply the nek; it can only come through he consumining fire of Gods which with its cleansing, quickliing power, drives awi our petty a ide und foolish G. orden. W.

STANTON, Chm'n Co. lld ot Ed. li. Edwin Moore FREE A8 THE AIR. DWIN? to the Charcoal ami other ingr dienta of KelMm's Sure Cure For Indigestion lt Btimulatca and excitca tho digestive and juicos to perform their natur functions.

Thia once done, you soon fin your life brightened, your health restore ind your Indigestion removed. Yes, like the artificial or pepsin digestives th helps only for time, eure? permanent curing naturally. Now to prove tin ask you to call and got a bottle. Jo not ask von to pay cent, only to sim yon what we have, if you aro un unforti nato member of tho vast army of dyspet tics- suffering with sour stomach, heart burn, blues, nervousness. Very icepect fatly, J.

T. DOUGLAS, A pl 20. Druggist. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE JAMBS T. COVINGTON.

NOTICE ia hereby given to all pnrtb having claims of any kind against th of James T. Cdviugton, deceased present them duly attested, and all in lobtnd to said catato tu muko imraediuti uiyment to tho undersigned. JOSEPH T. COVINGTON, April iS, 1905. Administrator.

Another supply of that Molasses, just in, at E. Pow )rs Grocery, at (i.r> cents. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. ESTATE ELIZABETH SMITH AVINO filed iu tho Probato Judgo'a of fieo of Marlboro county my lioal ni' urn as Adminbtratar of Estato Elizabeth Notico is given that I will apply te aid Court of Probato on tho 29th day ol lay, 1905, for a final diachargo os such dministrator. S.

J. ADAMS, Adm'x. Apr 29, 1905. II '-i 7 ii WE HA1 THU GOODS YOU WHY NOT YOUR OOme See! We have rich-treat in store for you. Our showing Spring will any previous occasion.

Our col Action -hus selected from Now York, Bosun, Philadelphia and Baltimore. We have the best i at can he found in any market. hir Millinery Department. Department will be managed by Miss NANNIE 5 IVENS this season, and you will lind her as good as ho best. If you will consult with Miss Stevens, you a Hal or Bonnet up to date and becoming.

stook this season is too large to enumerate. you will always find at our Store someng DON'T HAVE. Our styles are always exsive, new and nobby. in this Department you will find all of the Stylish v- velties for spring of 11)05. Comprising all the new ves SILKS, and VOILE 3, EA0LIN3.

EXAMINES, BAj TES. SILK MULLS. SILK OUGAUDIES, and tho Most ied stock of White and Wash Fabrics in the city, 'he most of you know our reputation on Embroidei and Laces. They are marvels of delicacy beauty READY TO WEAR Ve keep the only up to date stock in the above line city. Ladies Silk Shirt Waist Suits, Wash rt Shirt Waists in Silk, Muslin, Batiste -Over Nets, Lace, AND SLIPPERS.

ivo all yr ii can fisk for in tho befit malton to bo had-Whito CHAMPAGNE, PAT. KID. Drew Selby it for Ladies Children. STETSON, aud tho celebrated WALK-OVER SHOES for and CLOTHING. havo A SUIT THAT WILL JUST FIT YOU.

Como now, Solo Agf.ntH for Sehloeu Ilma. Snit? that lit. Completo Stock Boyn Suita ixtra Knees PautH. Wc sell cheaper than some others. OME ONE, ALL, and make MY STOKE tr Headquarters while in the city.

XII for favors and soliciting I ul arc business Respectfully. B. CROSLAND CO. 30,1005. Bennettsville, C.

iiMMii MX LI vus. USEWIFE Your attention, please. RUBBING YOUR LIFE AWAY, or thc life some other worunn, life ol' Your Clothes, by usitni an ULI) WASH BOARD. Lay aside sh Board and buy you "1900" Washer. a whole Tub lull ol' clothes HST AS EASY ami JUST AS QUICK iraient, and a good deal easier, aud quicker than you possibly eau wash 'ash BoaVd.

Washer is ntilie prin? evolves on us, which roi a ry mo 3Y as the a' II ig li ole. ic, Labor, Clotiies- lucrior as It witslics ul! nnil grades ol materials, i'rom the finest Laces to i he coarsest i'abiie WITHOUT WEAR TEAK, or Breaking of Buttons. It is filiarantecd to dc perfect work. A 'PHIAL will all we claim. prove imo.

half tire work and worry, willi more than Half thc WEAR, and ie Clothes, can bc saved in every home that has a "l'JUU" Washer. her particulars, or for prices and catalogue. write or call on The McColl Hardware always in Stock MoCOLL. S. C.

Ageuts for tliisj Territory. 23, STOCK i month of May the following prices will Current at my Store. nco: KO' 01' i U1TS, Quartered Oak Swell Front, Toilet to Washstand $5(100, now JITS, Quartered Oak Toilet to Washstand, 00 now JITS, Oak willi Toilet to washsland. $40, now JITS, Oak now HERS, 24x30 PB Class, now SERS, li $7 50 now SERS, 18x20 American Class, 50 now SKliS, American Class, 50 now LEATHER COCCI SM 50 now LEATHER Altai CHAIR, 30 00 now HEB COUCH lo no now PARLOR SET, 3 pieces, ir? 00 now MAHOCONY DRESSERS, now JARTERED OAK DRESSERS, ison now I MAPLE DRESSERS, 2000 now 72 inches -high, 5 50 now ii" low as 75 Folding Noiseless, all wire springs. PRESS, (lie-t) If? 1)0, now Kelt ai tresses 12.50 DOW I.RESSES, I ti in) now 7 50; IRON OEDS 10 OJ uow J.

7 50 now 0 (io Iron Bilds ()() now BOBE, Class Front, 25 00 now TPINC 27 cents now 20c; Chino Matting 20 nts now cts MATH NC 30 ets now 22 Malling 25? now IS els Matting 20 els mw 15 cts. ED CARPET LIN 85 eta nor Roll, 50 vardn i BOOK CASIOS, 4 Sectiont and Unworn at bottom. $25 uo.v 17 50 Sections 15 no niiw 12 oil HOARDS $25 now 17.r.o; Oak Sid? Boards IT. Ol? now 00 ces on some of the leading articles, but OUT ill apply to all my stock. Tho cut sales aro for Spot ing to be charged.

itinue the INSTALLMENT BUSINESS as usual. timo to buy Furniture at Lower Prices than ever 3S 00 BO (X) in oo (io fi (io Kl) I 50 30 Ol) 24 on 7 50 12 Od Ki Do 13 (lo uti 25 I 10 ()u 7 50 .1 on 17 ennettsville. Gr. than ever BENN ETTS YI LL S. O.

East Sido Public Square. Tl i Practica! Pharmacist and Dealer in Pure Jg)rugs' and patent Medicines WE ALSD CARRY STANDARD MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, TOILET and Fancy Articles, PERFURMERY, SOAPS, SPONGES, STATIONARY and SUPPIAES PAINTS OILS, BRUSHES of all kinds. VARNISH and STAINS, PREPARED PAINTS, WINDOW LAMPS, SHADES, Etc. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours and guaranteed to be of the Purest Drugs and at reasonable prices.

A full lino Garden Seed Onion Sets. Thankful for poet patronage yours for a proeperoub new year. DOUGLAS. Jaanuiy 1. 1905.

AT TEE OXiD STASD WI HANDLE BARGAINS TOO; NO USE TO WORRY, BUT COME RIGHT ON MOORE'S IF YOU Dry Groote Clothing, Shoes, Fancy Groceries. 16?" Fresh Water Ground MEAL and HOMINY a specialty. We Keep a full line in each Department and will 611 your Wants in each AT THE LOWEST PRICKS. When you come to Towu call and see us. Phone orders in town delivered FREE, and satisfaction guaranteed.

Call and see us-Near Douglas1 Drug Store. HARDWARE OF BVERY DESCRIPTION. Do you waimt the best Hay Fress that has ever been on our market? I We have a car Load of them and a a WAG-ON ty en tc I Have just Received Two Oar Loads of BUGGIES, One Oar WAGONS, And 100 SETS Of HARNESS. It will be to your interest to see me before buying any ol Very respectfully Sent 8, 1904. Our UXTo-w Xjine ll -THE DIRECT WAY IsTOETH, SOUTH EAST.

"WEST. BENNETTSVILLE CHER AW R. R. 7 00 p. m.

8.10 p. m. AIR LINE RAILWAY. Leave Bennottsville a. Arrive Cheraw DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

Direct connections at Cheraw with through trains to tho North, East, South and West. The short line and quickest time to Wilmington, Charlotte, Atlanta, Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, York, Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and all pointa North and East. The t-hort line and quickest time to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa. Montgomery, New Orleans and all points South and Wost.

Fot further inlbrmaiion call on J. T- MEDLIN, ngcut Bctiuctisvillo Cheraw R. Ronnottsville.S. or address lt. L.

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STEWART, A. G. P. S.A.L, Ry, Savannah, Ga. AshcraJt's Condition Powders Makes poor horses'and mules fat without bloating.

It does this by first thoroughly cleansing the system of all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food, thereby creating solid muscle and fat. Horses and nmles improve jn appetite and spirits after the first few doses, the hair sheds, and thc new coat is always sleek and glossy. Ashcraft's Condition Powders arc packed in doses, without "filler," nnd good for horses and mules only. It is a most powerful tonic and appetizer, being the formulae of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's It is easily the foremost remedy in its class on American market to-day. Price 25 cents package.

SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. MCCOLL DRUG Mccoll, s. a.