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(TV,; ' * 9 liiSI I The Kind You Ilavo Always Boi in use for oyer 30 years, lias sonal'su, f f-I^CCSWiA, Allow lie All Counterfeits, Imitations an Experiments that trifle "with n Infants and Children?Expcric What is C/s Castoria Is a harmless suhstif goric, Drops and Soothing Syi contains neither Opium, Morji substance. Its age is its guara and allays FoveriHliness. It ci Colic. It relievos Teething- Tr? and Flatulency. It assimilate Stomach and Bowels, 1 The Children's Panacea?The J GENUINE CAST^ ^ Bears the Sii CMfr The Kind You Havt In Use For Ove THI OINTAUK COM PA N V, TT MUHHA wmmmmmmmmmaamm Enlarfles Its Publicity Work. A recent dispatch from Wash- j ington says: President Findlcy . 1 A ? 4- il.? U < \ . ' I uitium i u;t;u tuuajr uit'omiui- ern Railway will in the near f11. ture, through its I j '"ami Industrial Department, again en- k large t.lVe' public nty and promotion work which it has carried E on for the development of the country reached bv its linos. It ..was necessary to curtail this work somewhat following the business depression of 1007, on i account of both general and spe- ' cial conditions. It is now felt \ that not only the business conii...4 ii. ? iiiLiuim ill lihj v-uuiiLij, imii uir 1 local situation in the Southeast. * warrants a larger campaign for the location of industries, the v bringing of new settlors, and 1 a general development work, that is the resumption in full of , the company's efforts to l>uil<l up the Southeast. In carrying out this policy, there will bo a larger t useof the trad, agricultural, ami < other newspapers and periodical- ^ of the North and West, the pub- f lication of many special pani v phlets, exhibits at many North ern fairs, and a larger work in ' Northern Europe. The Southern 1 has found that one of the best , met hods of pv.bliblty i?in tlicex- < bibits of the products of its tcr- 1 ritory at the larger fairs held in 1 the North and West, and moivj attention than ever will be i>;ii<l to this line of work. The Sou111 [ will be advertised in Northern , Europeon countries by the circu- i lation of socially prepared mat- ? tor, and bv the use of newv ' papers, in a wav that is con- , sistent with our immigration < laws and of the respect ive conn- 1 tries. The Southern lias main- | tained for some years a Europe- ( an agency of its Land and In- , dustrial Department, with head * quarters in London, which will' carry on the prosecution of active efforts to interest land seekers and investors from that side of c the ocean in the South. The most | thorough cooperation possil>l<; js ( to be given to local business and otherorganizations in the development of the various coniniuni 1 ties along the Southern system. Rev. J. F. Mixon Die?. Blberton, 0a.?Rev. J. K. Mixon filed 3 ry Btiddfnly from heart failure ^ hmre. He wnfl 75 yearn of age. !) . Mixon wao one of the oldest members of the North Georgia conference, ha' t I a* rved In tho ministry for nearly 1 fifty jream. For the past f?>\v year N he had been residing here, linvlng re < tired from active work due to his age | He iras at one time presiding elder ; of on? of the dlatrlctn of the confer- ' once, and always took a high stand ) ta his work. 11 11 t Death Averted a Wreck. Caryville, Fla.?Although ho had been seni down the track to flag nr. oncoming train, it Is said, R. D. White, overtaken by weariness, lay down acroac the track, tucking his coat nn l <Wr hie head, which ho pillowed on v QAo of the rails. His llfolos? remains 1 trlth the heart completely severed j picked up latrr. The train topV?4 tad a wreck wns averted. iglit, ami which has been i borne tlio signature of been made under his per[jcrvision since its infancy. ?one tc deceive you in this, d " Just-as-good" are but nd endanger the health of nee against Experiment. ASTORIA uto for Castor Oil, Pare rups. Ifc is Pleasant* It iliino nor other j^arcotio mtce. .5 fc destroys "Worms urcs Diarrhoea and Wind mbles, euros Constipation s tho Food, regulates tlio leaKIiy and natural sleep. Mother's Frieml. 3RIA ALWAYS ^nature of gBiXlUUr. r^7i7^h,f 5 Always Bought r 80 Years. r nTnccT, ncw vonn citv. BACK FSOf/i WILDS Roosevelt and Party In Tone!1, ?--Yi ilil" tfviilzation Again. ARRIVE AT GONDOKORO Ex-President of the United States and Membe s cf tlie Smithsonian African Scientific Expedition Emerge From Wilds Safely. Condnl.oic', H< n, on tlie I'ppcr "CII?Colqnol HookovoU, Konnlt loo ovc I anil ? t}*. monibi r:; of tho tinhhsorJ mi Af ifiui Kcientitlc expolit idii ha-.< ;n i i < I ! All in w 11 : i I . !>tlnnl;is:ic over holr e: perlence l tho sicloiiltflc ro* nit uf heir on! ' rat. wis. 'i'lio i : I;:uir. into (!on<Ioko >? of tho Vn.oiii in w.i nii!c!y picturoiujuf ind nothing thai Mritl h and native io.-pii tllly could <st was lacking n t'i> wilcomo. Tho hiTlvrtl erf tho n|?o*Iit -f>11 in t'.'- (nil ! iris of the own w;< heral U .i with bugle blasts C !. '!']!!"! !' 1' ' Koosovi'lt F.ilil tll? itluw hi., tors an.I ('(-niists oonatiill in*-*, tin' An:< :i( ri < \|i " Mlion soul ?ut by tin- Smith inian inWMiitii.n at iVii"--liingti n. I ;'\ i,11w piii^ 'd through 110 mo -t 1 r\ i:. o ol t!i?ir porilms Afrlo.tn joi in ; , and from now on Mil lio ii (1 < towh wllli tho out ;id< WiiM. l-'or iin- pi.-t (on <l:iys hoy hnv> ' i :i i net if ilh isohitoil ii ii \\ i 1 !< :: -o fi>. lii <l'iu: to llio ,Vlii' i> ii. ! !i !:: not I <>"M in'a 'ot! liv ill i I " 'i ll o nipani s. tho >nl.v con : ninioiit ion I t w . n it; soil on 1 \ i 1 :;-.'or? 1 :.?mi*' i iii <in]i nii'iiv." minors. Gees to Meet Roosevslt. Chlrntft ! ' C Ih f:ls, mvni'r of lio Ii-nwr I 'o: I. is on hi.s Wiiy to sow Vn I; c t i ..Mi to Klinrftonni Jpvpl, v.' :<? ho will 11 < ( ; Colonel lr>f cvflt, mill < n 1>< half of the ehnniion of o inn roo of tlio Wo. t invite bo i hi: or p'-. i<l? *>? to Inml at Han 'nn i i . ! \ i l lie pri eipal oil i >s if tli- Wi s! ?ii lr- iourn / aoro;s the innliiM-at Mr I*.? n!i!.- will :M for \hnrtbum via Nnpjoa hnd expects to no. t Co: : i: !( Mich m 'ore lio r 1111 |o 1: nv< r ho will have ravcle I 2 ?. <> n.i! tftea The Kiilseyis Are Weakened iiy Over-Work. Jnheaithy KiJiicy.. Make Impure Lluod. Weak .m I unhealthy ki<lne\ i arc ropon.sibk for much si< 'cue: saixliiiifu i ing, __ ?- therefore, ii hiduoy - 1111,, !il. i . i m risiil ti i i to ?:, '.ft utiuui, !- rioiw rrP yvI' V'"1' " 1 11'1 ,ikcly |\W?jL^'Jvr \ t > Your other Li!fry*' V'i i ill ' i n o 1 ntII: <? Y/j- { 1 1 -.1 ; 11 r kiitl' TTVWrfi I 5U' 1 ; I. because IU liLP llw - I 0?t u:i<l tid yl " r!w.u > ! vc attention o ( t. Th ore, when our kmlic circ \ !: < . < it of order, ou can tiU'-ler -. ' '. ?\ your cnirc body in afi jcted tilicl In very organ coins to I : 1 t ?<1 > i; ?Iu If you 'ck or "i i 1 ," beptl akin ; I!: kkl;. ! ic<ly, Dr. <Cilinvr'.. ! ,v i : ,i Hf ' I. A i will con i 1 if yoil < I' it j;r. (. i: < . 'I : I I ; :j(i illl C fl'oct of >w; th ] ' 1. . i'-y nii< 1 >' r i :.i. v, '! r <.. ' < 1. It ,t in ' i'.-.-! . i l). sii : Kirknblc i ' i i i ' ] i< vc: been >ro* i i i l!i . l i?' 'i i .1 distrcRSnjj < . 1 (ydtt It i medicine von 1I1011M !i ivc Uik 1" . 4 >C>M 1 I in nt an<l on . !i ';::vc?r*rr; r \ t ( - , * I:i \ I l ,ii >, , ] . bamphlot tell In# yon low to find fltit ) mi iiavo kidney ihni'lcr tronbl .>i :i thin paper vlu 'i writing > I . i .1 r jtr. Co., 'in Miamtou, ' . 1> j't in.ike nny niis ik<v, l)-it roiiu : r 11.o it ,i;i -, S'watiip<<>ot, i i-l <lon . I t ! cl. ihr f 11 you oiiutiru; in j;! i of fnvri nip-Root?if ,ou do you will 1 djaanrion^ ' or /' Southern Farmers' Opportunity. m? The stock of money in this *ai country is today approximately ha $3,130,000,COO. Ten years ago it to was$2,340,000,000. This is a gain < an of $7U0,000,000.or approximately J 30 per cent. j'of Authoritil.'ive statistics Show ' A1 that the 1 )09 wheat crop was 8.8 uls bu. per capita, against 8.G3 bu. na p^r capita ten years ago; tho corn th< crop dropped from 84.9 to 80.9 ea iiels pel1 capita; tlie oats crop to f oni 12.1 (<>11.1 bushels per capi- PO ta he hay crop from 1 ton to 3 of ni< a Ion per capita; and the num- col her of food animals, swine, cat- nu tie and sheep, fell from 2.5 to 1.9 toi per capita. In the matter of meats the cov- fa< eminent returns issued on the l1'1 '25th of Jan. show, under tin* las head of swine (hogs) lhat the coi total sum lit s 1,1 1900, of 51,003.- ?tl 000 fell to 47,CCO,000 in 1909, a fac decrease of nearly 15 ]er cent, tin | Other cattle, in 190.), 49,00 >,000, for 1 fell to 47,000,000 in 1910. trij The number of cutM-,' killed ' I under the inspecti >'i 1i i j tin ~~ j , United States in l.!M)7 was 7,021,717. in ir09it h.v.l I alien to 7,:{25,- ft j :{:?7;during ihesame period there Jk was an increase in the number of calves killed from 1,7<> ?. r?7-t to 2,OKI,72 5. The ivo-ipts of ho^s at the market? f. II 1'5.S per cent. from !!0S t<> 15)0;). When the I panic of ISJ07 came on many of the farmers in tin? West sold I their lion's because food was too sc jhi^h to fetid them and these hrooin^; Ivrds have not been placed. f nc j In the mat!;e*'-t)f the prodii't| ion <4 fi'tiTts, the leader and stand jard (.because it keep-? lon ger) ap- as l nil's in the llintod States, have fallen from (58,000,000 barrels in IKOfUo 21,000,000 barrels in 100.). S< Here is money, p >r dollar, do- j creasing in its purchasing power because of a M0 per cent, increase in volume. Here is an increasiiiK deficit in the field food crops per capita Here is a marked, do- bl crease in hogs and cattle supply. H( i a decrease in the leader I ;'imotif? .nil I !ii> fruits Cnnnln^ nf Bon i beat approximately 70 por cent. k On the top of all this is an av- ?C( era#*? tariff of (50 per cent. on all foreign food stuff. rj As result of all these things? 1)0:1 the increased supply of money, the decreased supply of all food inil stud's, and the tariff?the prices Kltikf 111 it'l.' II 1 I fl S ( t? I .IF I ltl<\ Ill/ti l< 1 I W, wv X . , (/U.n.ii... nn I'J "LI >j HIV/in, mnttnn. chickens, ep^s, butter ^ and milk, and all other food Co products?taken on an average? for have never heen ashi^h as now, wil barring of course the war prices tin of llie lIO's. Is not this the Southern farmer's >lden op- yn portunitv? tlio The telegraph has shown in ^ previous articles that in 18(>0. il f I ...i . i. t .. ... /-< ! Moi j w iini i in' |it?|uuai toil m ueur^ia |j t was i ,057,2Mi'?, there w.'ivin t his t?;? State 2.0!l(>, 11(? ho^s. In 1907, for with a population of 2,700,000, "JU l h< re wore only 1,51)1),000 ho^s. With the population more than doubled, the numb r of ho^s t|OI has been reduced nearly one- jnd half! rri Tho Telegraph lias shown 'j that, in 18!>0, t here were 2!K),?>H8 j , milch cows. In 10i)7, :ios,ODO? j j(| an increase* only of <s,:{ 1*2. Thai | |() in 18C)0, there were oxen and |other cattle, 70(>,1<)1 In 1!)07, (>80.000?decroaso of 27.194! Thai in 1800, there were 512,018 a sheep. In li?()7, 2<>,(>()() - a df- our crease of 21:3,018. tfou These figures are surprising, ami yet thev are based on act- rv ual slalislical returns. \n Thi! Telegraph h.'is shown , thai in ls'.M), when Georgia's pop- , illation win 1,8;57,:{5'1, Georgia ,* . KM tanners owned 1,0 47,008 swine. )ii In l!)07, when ID.- population hart increased t<> 2,700,000, tlx swine owned I?y (Jeor^ia faint _ el's decreased to I 000?a loss of 28,008. That in I8!H), tin rrr dieep owned by (Jior^ia farm . is n n inhered 1 i I ?. In 11)01 > hey had decreased lo 200,000? i lo-->s of approximately one hall j ihat in 1800, (leov^ia owium J !."> 1,018 milch cows. In 11)07 tli nimher fell to : 198,000 a losso' j <>,(?! 8. All of these figures are am a | n^ -but they are collected fron | ie most reliable sou ices. The j ill to the farmer with irresist I i i .1 r mm. . 3 Dili <'iim111( ik ( <111< unci'. i 11; a ! tv aloud to thorn to plant Ion otton and more grain; to rah UL on* cat I !< and hog, not as t/.driotio thing, but aa a profit j \ iking business. It is the ?" mer's opportunity. His day tb 8 come if ho is wise enough read the signs of the times ? d take advantage of it. hVwlfl to t Ink ii i*Lff n n/1 f Ini lnol- .1 i.- \/vvt 10 tiiv iiiou auu utv taot ti, the natural man. ^ I men must eat. Everything ou e is secondary. Wo can go JjJ ,ked and live in the woods as ji q heathens do, but we must 1. It takes a pound of cotton buy a pound of meat. A u und of meat can bo raised 1 )re cheaply than a pound of ? tton. A farmer can eat his )at but he cannot oat his cot1. IMin mnnov cimnlv lina ni'Aiim ? "V OUCI'IJ Iiuofiiunu III iter than tho food supply, c farm production for the t four ye irs have been low in cc nparisou with the increase in u r forms of value. Manu- n till ing enterprises, manufac- ?o ed materials, stock and bond ? p nut ions have more than >le<) i i value in ten years. 0 f irmors liavo not kept pace. sb 1 icon, (Ga.,) Telograph. r ,n sou s tmnision l>r the original?has been standard for thirty-five i>c :ars. *b St There are thousands of >-called "just as good" H tfUlfeions, but they are V I )t?they are simply imi- n tions which are never i good as the original, en pr hey are like thin milk? COTT'S is thick like a y? ot iavy cream. If you want it thin, do f<>i . yourself?with water? 11 J I H" Hnnt tanv if fV?iii ? V v?x>AA v Ky vty 4 V viiilli FOR BALK HY ALL DUUGQISTO in <t ](V., nnmo 'of pnpnr nn<l thin aJ. for our Tl lilCul Suvinua Bank niul Child'* Skctch-Uook. q| h Ixink contain* a Good Luck Penny, ^ JIT & DOWNE, 409 Pearl St. New York !k " ~ c*(] Chinese Rice Methods. gc 'lie Chinese thrush rice by hand. ^ tin;; a hunch against a frame sus n) (led over a basket. For a fanning cc I their usual way Is to put the un led grains ii?to a receptacle and id iii) litem with bare feel until the jj, ezo has blown away the chaff. ra iVhat over becomes of Mr. i teiyou, he has made a record <e stenographers. Ho started ih a lead pencil and has filled y,| Cabinet chairs. Si\t-<| A SoI.Moi'h |,?(e. oideath from nhovt and shell in w civil wnr was moro agreeable to J. Stone, tif Kemp, Tex., thar faccing ro*n what dofcorn said wan ensumn- w i. "I contracted n stubborn cold" writ's that developed a cough, ^h t t?*k <> me in Hpit off a 1 romodieB th \enrn. My weight ran down to ir>0 bo mis. Then I began to uneDr. K ntr?- el< 1 >ih ovtv, whih ooompltly curori fVi I now weigh 178 pounds." For ur igliH, (')lds, L/igripu, AHthma, Hi nuning, nonrsnsj, wnoontnK ConRh (n lung troubl its Hp emo. f>0e. 1.00. nl bottln freo. Guuantood by 'he I 'niversity of Copenhagen to s just dealt another "final to Dr. Cook. Its "final wh" are as numerous as the w i:\vcll tours of a prima donna. of Hh ko Into Your .SI?oc? J Hen's Foot Knse, n powdor. It of l.u Iminfnl -H V v .. ?? * f r n wi iuiii niunivill^ Tier rt foot and instantly takos^tbe sting ?c of cornga and bunions and makes ca King tMisv. Trv it today. Sold ov- vi whore. Samples Free Adlress, i (mis S. Olmstod, Loroy, N. Y. st riif cave dwellera had a very .ill horrizon. Narrow minded ti >plo should live in a well. Get m lop of the mountain if you vi iiit toeniova .?ido horizon.. r pc HOIU Mi , \ SS "."Te7 3 ^ j trusts you. Million? ' stowed this mark ^ f i A'i i i a 3$ ir dcnce on Dr. R. V >;') of Huffalo, N. Y. tT frrj| where there are wo mm ??''j3ts4^ "CSlSftS ! I'' ! 11 -?which saves the la i 'row ,and "u V i grapples with womm C ^ 1 Mil nesses and stubborn Ifggjf srs fl No womon'i opf V. Tj-Svi'-re-" j [ * ) fidenc? misplaced '** v > Ar \ > S) flic Wom.o's Dim ??R. V. Picro?, l'rei Dr. I'lercc'a I'lctitant ft litis Induct mild i ??? ? j / ipt. Uv|f>?r<)?* guln bit* the Unit's y* This world.famousritie shot who l-olute championship record of I0<) pigeoin 100 constrcutive shots is living at Liulb, 111. Recently interviewed, lie Ba>h; "1 have Buffered along time with kmly and bladder trouble and havo usee veral well known kidney medicine* I of which gave me no ioilef until 1 urted taking Foley's Kidney IMIs. Here I used Folej 'h Kidney Hlls-I wob ibjeeted to severe back ?cl?e and pains my kidueys with Burnt r.bMon aud ofntimiH a cloudy voiding. VVhile upi arising in the morning I would gel ill headaches. Now 1 haw taken i ee bottles Foley's Kipney Pills and el 1*0 per cent better. 1 aiu nevei ithered with my kidneys or bladiK'i id once mote feel like my own self. II this I owe solely to Foley's Kidn"} lis and always recommend them u y fellow sufferers. Sold by ull Drug9tS. A Firo Escape. "I thought." said tho inspector, "you ild this building was provided with a e escape?" "It Is. Tbere'H n room on thv top | >or tlint. Is used by u very devout litis bund of people as a church."?Cldigo llecord-Llera Id. Foley's* Kidn y Renu-dv will cure any ie of kidney or Mad lt?r tr? ul?* that i t beyond the nvich of m?*d'ci w. N< jdieine can do more. So!-t by hI) UggiBtS. Man s Deccit. u ?*re you (..in pimuimg kisi iiijjui; c sternly demanded. "1 will u*ll .vuij : he Iruili." In* said, was at n seanee. We sui around the ble, holding luiid.'." lie did not tItitiU it necessary to oxaln tboy were poker hands. "Did the spirits come':" slit* asked, in eatliless awe. "The spirits were there," he replied. "Did they give low cries':" she whlsred. "No." he replied; "I should describe em more as high bawls."? Baitiuio?c iu. f-Z. p Wuulit tmve TwHt Mm lila life 08eflr Bowman, Lebanon, Ky., writes lave used Foley's Kidney Remedy nn ke great pleasu.e in s'a'ing it rur>'( a J ormancntly of kidney diseaff lich certainly would Ivive cost in* .. Iif? ' I.. nil , >?vi "J ??? 8?n Marino. San Murlno, the smallest Independit stale In the world, has lwo.Joint esldents?n nobleman and a peasaut who are elected every six months, lie state Is without taxes. For hve >ars there has been uo prisoner in the ily JnU. Pneumonia follows a cold but nt*v? I intvu tlw* 1100 L'rvL.tt'o t which stops tho cough. heals th ngs ami expels the cold from the eyt tn. Sold by all Druggis's, Never Despair. The moBt perilous hour of a person's 'e Is wheu he is tempted to despond, lie man that loses his courage loses I. There Is 110 more hope for him an a dead man. But it matters not >w poor he may be. how much pushI by circumstances, how much dertod by friends, how much lost to O world. If llP onlv k?oi? l>l? ;p, holds up bis head and witb untnqupruble will determines to be and do wbat becomes a man all will be ell. It is nothing outside of him at kills. It Is what Is within that akes or not makes. 8tui>t>ur<. As Mulfs ?' ?r?fl powea HomoimcH: boo onp hoo nuso. Thnn horo'a rone?~ois of [jjjeio Indigos Tin, NurvousnesR, icond, , Headaoho. but such ^ Nelson's Monument. The Nelson monument In London eighs about l.fiOO touB and Is 177 feet 8b. An Awful Kriiptliin of a volcno excics hrii f irterestnm!iiir ultorost i ski era lVoi amII "bo o t, if you nse Bucklo's A inn Halve oir quickest cu o. FJvu the worwt liln , aiH, orfttvti orsreorann co o"a ibd ib.vt toBn rosf qur ,?ot bnr.sieh n? ram Hoon hoalud y it, oak for' n?, Cute, ruises, ooro Lipn, Cbappo ihkIh, Chil la ns, and Piles. it stun relief. g. at all drutfiss. art Havana's f-ood Fish. Havana !>?h 400 different kinds <>' od (ish. while England all aroun is only fifty sorts of food fish. Th? Scottish Brain. Mie brains of th* Scottish people olgh more on an a vera go than those ' the English. !!o'5 (iond > >w? S|>r> 0(lc, nm 70 ynors old and travel must tho it me," writes B. F. Tolson, < f li/nhcthtown, Ky.cl" Evotywhero 1 ? I rocommonci Electric? Uitfcors. be use I owe my excellent health unc tality to them. They ctTalcnreh ver\ uno. muy novur ran o ono mo omnche, ealato tho tho JCidnvH am iowoIh, ntttimulnt hte l.ver, invigor o the nerves and pnrify tho blood. Iiey work wondorms for ran duwi on and women, restoring atr?*ntJ Uor and hoaltb tb tz'a a da'lv joy ry them. Onlv GO c' SatiHfaotiom)Hijtvoly guaranteed by all druKKMtH. ired by Women ks of her lie i have beEvery men who wonder? er of Dr. ffering sex ASSgn vflfi coessfully JUI Mmn [1 I TTrwfc- ppMntmaHBMHMrinnimm ills. WEAK WOnEN STRONO SICK WOMEN WELL. >eal wu ever misdirected or her con* when aho wrote lor advice, to RNSARY MrDICAL ASSOCIATION, Or. lident, Buffalo, N. Y. natural bowel movement once a day. . v . nssi When you are sick, or troubles peculiar to wome I dui, that well-known and 1 men. Thousands of worn I been benefited. Why n< I chances. Get Cardui, tl H remedy, for women of all I?Zk It Will H Mrs. Luzania Morgan, Snec H years I suffered with the turn c H without relief. I liad paint)'all o1 H not Bit up. At last I took Cardui I have told many ladies about Ca women." Try it. 1 AT ALL DR t~r" rr - 1 , , n?? Cham lain 8 .-nou.ache una JLmr P>tb!?lB invariably britfx lehef to wonn n fr*> chr >nie oon?tii>a<ios I,. ...1 UJIII .1 i? uimuiiKiitw, r,i/4 re^H. nanov, rs8 of In-skin and d*B ej<s!a. Sold ill durt ih Starting It. Mrs. N'ltgglt?1 don't feel like myself tonight. Mr. Niigglt?1Their we ought to have n very pleasant evening. Fully nine out of every ten eases *>' rheumatism is simple) rheumatism ohe muBCkls <*ue to cold oif damp, o? chronic rlu-ra mam, neither of which r? quire any intenal treatment. All thai n ne<dtd to afford relief is the free appl' cation of Chamerlaln'B Liniment. Oivei i taial. You are certain to be pleas' -vith the quick relief which it. afford* ' Sold by all dealers. A Calamity. Uyor?Whj so Mid. old man? Dyer Somebody piomlsed to lend tne $10 ! day, and I'v*? forgotten who it was. No llackHclm or Kltlnry Pill*. 1 If yon bnvo pains in the back, nr nary, bladder or kidney troubloa <T; z ih'kh and lack of energy, try MotCe Gray's AUSTRALIAN LEAF, tl< ploawn111 herb core. As a regulator it bns no eqnel. At Ait Druggist, or bj mail, HOo., AhK to day Sampel Fre Address TLio Mother Grav Co.,LeRoy, N. Y. . 13 Peculiar Flower. In Sontii America there Is a peculiar flower which can only be seen when the wind is blowing. The plant belongs to the cnctus family, and when the wind blows a number of beautiful uuncia inuuuuc jruin nine lumps on the stalk. Med idea that aid nature are always nc 8' HUccttFBftil. Chamberlain's Cough lie nedy ads <>n this plan. It loosens tne ijough. relieves th?> lungs, rpens the secretions and aids nature in rcstojing the ?ihI in to a healthy condition. Bold bj ill deale h -fc Alligator end Crocodile. The nlllgntor is more stoutly built Hun) ili-? . in. ../ill.. iiu i......i i - nil iii-iiu in uiurtr 1)1 ulit. and it Is not as vicious. hntnhetliinV Stomache and Ltv<>r I'il>!eta ?re nafp. Rure and reliable, and i vi> lipfn praised by thousands of won n who have been restored to health through their pentlo aid ?nd curative "operlies Sol t by ail dealera. A Conundrum. Why is n silly song like a false argument? Bemuse it la au absurd ditty.?London Fun. N? Sti! ??lima. 7* \cn nl no t-uhHtiiutn for Follev'a Hony d Tar. It is'lmb at md t af< a< ?em>Vv '"I d -ngh*. colds, thront and lung inn i!. h. Contains no ouiiate* and no 'wirutfiif drugs. Remember the name. Knh'v'n Hone* and Tar. and acccpt no <ub?litnt<H. Sold by all Diuggists. Eddystone. The smiilleat Inhabited l?land In tbo world Is the rock on which ntauda tho lCddyaloue light limine. A Nlglit Alarm. Worse tlun an alarm of lire at night . | n nit- iiicuiiic coukii or croup, tjureful Mother* kevp Foley's Honey and Tar In In* hoiiH* and kiv?; it at the first sign of lang<-r. Foiry n Honey and Tar ha? 4iivcd many little lives. No opiates. S ild hy all DrugKidts. 100 Bushels < You can build up yo bushels of corn per a by systematic rotation, ca plowing with good implei By Virginia Fert liberally. ^Accept no subi of these fertilizers, write . 1 * tr # * to get tncm. write tor a ti Year Book or Almanac, a big yield of corn. SALS! Richmond, V?, Mill HI thlt Coupon Norfolk, V?. IColnml h... ?#V WIDM4 ChMU liMa Mum Col an Town M?",# Town Mf??l ???? IkrtTt "? "" naTir"1^! 1 suffering from any dt the I in, don't delay?take Car- B Buceessful remedy for wo-1 en have used Cardui and >t youf Don't take any B le old, reliable, oft-tried B ages. RDM elp You ' .1^111. m ii .. /mii tuviuo, ienn., writes: "jror tfflll >f life, and tried many remedies rer my body and at times I could I and now I can do my housework. I rdui and recommend it to all ?iok I UO STORES J Or. King Paaoea Away. AIIamU. n. T> Til 1U>*, ?*>*> XVU1UH aiU|, H long-time resident of Atlanta, and -widely known In the medical world because of his creation and introduction of Dr. King's P??val Germatuor, which had an extensive sale fifteen years ago, died at his residence, 8f>G North Jackson street, aTler a long illness. Botanic Blood Balm (6. B. B.) Cores Through the Blood Poison, ffjjfa BONE PAINS, CANJVxfiL CER, SCALY SKIN, roftjw J 4SK) PIMPLES, Rheumatism, Eczemas Itching Humors. B.B. B (Botanic Blood Blood) is the inly B1 >od Remedy that kills tho poison m the blood and then puilfles it?sending a flood of pure, rioh blood direct to he skin surface, bones, joints, and wherever the disease is located. In this way all sores, ulcers, pimples, eruptions i Are healed and oured. p-tfna and aches of Rheumatism cease, swelling* subside, i B. B. B. completely changes the bg?7 into a clean healthy condition, the skin the rich, red hue of perfect 1 health. B. B. B. cures the woist old I cases. Try it* BOTANIC BLOOD BALM BBB [ pleasant and safe to take; composed ol purs Botanic Ingredients, it purines and enrlclies the blood, ll. 11. U. strengthens the nerves I and builds up the broken down system. Drug, (tints |1.00 PnR IjARGK UOTTLE with dtreo tlons for home cure. Sold at All Drutr Stores. THE WORLDS 8REATEST SEWINB MACHINE Ifyoti want either n Vibrating Shuttle. B.Mnry HbuUleoraHliigleThrend \Chaln fmtch] A Hewing Mnchlne write to W THI KIW MOM! IIWINR MACHINE COMPANY 1 Orano'i Mass. Many tewingmachine! ?re made to ?el!reiardiaic of <ju?lity, but th? New Homo i< mads to w??/. I Our guaranty never runt out. old by Mthorlicd denier* oaly. rOR SALE ?v Corn Per Acre ur farm to produce 100 ere, and even a bigger yield reful seed selection and good nents, proper cultivation, and Using i-Carolina ilizers C stitute. If your dealer it out us and we will tell you where ree copy of our 1910 Farmers* It will tell you how to get \ omens t AtUMt, Of. i?u?k. at. om?ry. Ala. kH, Tcnn. ' ' * ' k ... jfiV-; ' s