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^Jj IHIHiij :: ALIOHOL 3 PER CENT. Sm ij ASfegetable Preparation CorAs S ? Simllalin?ihc Food and Regitta ?R| I ting die Stomachs andBowelsnl 5;!t Promotes Di&eslion.CluerfljV ! I; ncss andRest.Conlalns neither 51 ! | Opium.Morphinc norMiiwrol. I |i Not Narcotic. Hll I Ifrryx ofOMDc&WLUmvm III r /foupka Seed" . 01; : jUx-Smna * ] ? J jj AtM/eSalts- / J* V j4ruseSttd * \ ji; Ss?-'" ( ||: ) Apafttt Remedy fovOcmsllpa Wja5j tlon, SourSlomacn Diarrnoca jjES V Worms,1Coimilsions.Fevcrish 3Q^;S||, neS3aildLOSSOFSLKEL>. ??... Facsimile Signamreof rj NEW'YORK. Exact Copy of Wrapper. HHHMRHMHSn ALLEGED GRAFTING IN THE HIGH PLACES rr < Lorrirner Aiiair in Illinois Has Caused Sensation. i' Bursting like a bomb wlii!< ! nlii'l B tat Ob Senator Lorimei wns dtdivoring his vindication ;|>.-t?h at Wa hlngtcrn, D. C., Stati S-nator John / Broderlck, a loading Chicago democrat, was indicted on a brib?>r\ charge by the grand Jury ai Springfield. 111. Brodorick's Indictment, it Is said, was the direct result of : eonf< sion made to the grand jur> by S;ate Senator I). W. Holstlaw, of laka. HI., who r'* . WILLIAM LOR IMER. says Brodorick paid him S:!.r>in to vote for Lorlmor for senator A < aplas was ordered at unci for !lr<?derIclt, and a bench warrant i 1 for his arrest. $4,700 All Told for Votes. The unexpected turn in tlx- I.orlmer scandal is said to have 1; - n an offshoot of State's Al t >i iif.v lit rice's investigation of aliened i .ft iii a legislative furniture deal. S?*i?. t- i llol;tlnw hay been indicted on a preiut;. charge in connection with the furnl tilvc? ??iwl .!>/-?. . i. .... . * w ?, (lliu lll't/ll I . II! lawyei'H, when offered iiumuirt agreed to mnke a eonfc ion. Then * Hold the Kr;tn ! jury th.it !i h;i I /) * Well as Men are Mads Misar&bla u and Blad-Jer Trouble. preys upon the luind, usanibition; beauty, Mjjjor a:ul cheerJulII ll ' ""t uncoin s "1"il : 1 ' : 1 ' '' (*#')or!l afliictefl i111 child urinates toooftcn, if tho urine . ahb Vtp the flesh, or if, when th<- child i ;i 1 an m jv age when it snbuTiT he ami- to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with l<d-\\ tnS ting, depend upon it, tiiecause of the ditli: i. V *^ltaulty is kidney trouble, and the first W^fccp should he towards the treatment of these important organs, This unpl< asant tmible is due to a disease! condition of the^idueys and bladder and not to a hamf&s most people suppose. ,Woftl''ti as well as men are made miser able WiUi kidney and bladder trouble, ttfitl bmo same great remedy. <? ' The mildjfw Bj&he immediate elfe< t of 5w?ftlp*R?6t?(50f)!i realized It is sold cent and one-dollar yjKET!nOi7S?3Stli^^ .y' size bottles, V6ll tuny Jp/JZMXwZZ'MtZZzi have o sample Utile ljg"S"a,;gggS=5j by mail free, also a pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root, n?,?. , - ,viip.|<,,,. ~ including many of the thousands of te tiv . monial letters received from sufferers who found Swamp-Root to be just the jgfcv remedy needed. In writing I>r. Kilmei & Co., Binghainton, N. V., be sure ami 4 , mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Dr. 4jS Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, ^ ? ' uvcry duxue? ui, ... * ) '? - -;^V,; ^ CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the \, Signature / hjr Use ij For Over Thirty Years PAOTnDiii UHOI unm THE OSHTAOd COMPANY* KtW YOHK CIT*. received $2,50o for his vote for Lor!nier; $700 ;is his slum* of a ! gislatlve "jackpot", ;in<i a promise of ? 1 1 500 as his shart* of the state liouso furnitpre deal. Confession Coroborated. Senator Holtslaw's confession reRaiding tli" furniture deal was coroborated before the grand jury by Otto Fi' ier. of Chicago, who, as agent for the Ford-Johnson Furniture Company, obtained the furniture contract. The two confessions regarding the furniture contract resulted in two additional indictments, on a conspiracy charge These were State Senator S. C. I'emberton, republican, of Oakland, III , and Representative Joseph S Clark, democrat, of Vandalia. Ill As In the case of Senator UrndericU, in the l.oriiner alleged )>HIhm v m ,i tor, cnpiases and bench warrant were immediately issued for Senator I'eiuberton and Repiosentative < !.\rl< on j the conspiracy charge* in eoi nectioti with (lie furniture contrail BAiUNGER INVESTIGATION. Report of Congressional Committee May Come Soon. Washington advict . m? llint the report of the coni;re.-. 5<.i .:?1 c. .nniittee appointed to investigate tile 1 i u ger-Pinchot controvert will hi all likelihood, be published nbOut (lie middle of July. There in i.\ be two reports. one signed by S- nit .ii \ d POU, of Minnosotn. chairh.;.n of the Joint committee, and tin majority members, and the olln i l . insiip. gents and democrats < ?i. t c mi tnitteo. While it is KCin'i:ill> l> !!< .. ! ili.it Secretary r.nl!iiiK<M will i entirely fcxonoratpd of wic.iiK < 1 ? n::. and Cifford Pinehot. I/mi- II (Javis and others a it >< i ii the an mors will hi' criticized t<?r what tin- committee may term 'ilioir misguided zoal," 11 r*v??rtholess the opinion prevails thai Sep.rotary Mai.inker's resignation will ho In the hands of President Taft hefore November. It is reported that Secretary HalI linger has already intimated to his friends that lie thought <rf resigning hut he declared he would never resign under f'r CHANNEL DISASTER. I Frcnch no.it, Struck By Steamer, la Sent to Bottom. J Twbnt .vtbreo iiu'ti were drowned In the Kn;;IIsh channel when the French submarine boat 1'lnviaso was struck i by tho packet Kteani'-r I'ns I).-Calais. ! The passengers on the latter were thrown into panic, and the ship itself was so badly damaged t li.it 'i ha 1 to put back ti) Calais. The fighting ship \va <-? <i 1 di . r i along partly i;id>merge<l win n fttoauicr crashed into liei v l w to the reports, the suhuiurii t>Un around for n moment :ii:<| then tve water began to pour through a bit: rci% in her plates. Itcfoiv a man could escape she had foundered in one of the deepest part ^ of th" 'han Del. This is the si:tli ierloii accident in riif r rrrifii 'U>maii!i (lotIlia In fl\ n years. Foley's I Kidney Pills What They Will Do for You They will curc your backache, strengthen your kidneys, correct urinary irregularities, build up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Prevent Bright's Disease and Diabates, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes. * ! When a Weak Play Appehrs In a New York Theater, v PROPPED BY FREE TICKETS. The Judicio.,8 Distribution of "Complimentaries" by the Manager Secures Well Dressed Audiences and Savos the Appearance of a "Frost." Long before the curlalu goes down ut tbe end of a uew production tbo manager bus decided, nluo times In ten, whether he has a success or not. L$ut ho does not mean to bo caught napping In either event. If lie believes the play is a "frost" or even a semisuccess the houso for too next few nights must bear every outward evidence of prosperity. 111 uwtui worus, 110 must "duck tne lino" of adverse criticism by "papering the bouse." For a week at least he must make a "front" In tbe orchestra chairs, no matter if there Is desolation in tlie box oflice. Let him make the public believe the new piece has attracted n large number of patrons for six or eight performances and there is a chance of enough business to prop up a forced run of a few weeks, which may help things 011 the roud. This means that "paper" or free tickets must be judiciousl; ^Ist rlbuted. Every manager ot a theater has a large circle of friends. This may be due partly to his possession of a genial personality, but undoubtedly (lie business lie is in has in itself on attraction for many. A majority of these people will accept passes when they are offered; some are not above asking for them, while still others but these are rare?will buy tickets when compllmentarics are not tendered. When the manager has a play that is in danger of going to pieces for lack of imtronaero I10 sends tickets t<> nil those friends of liis and whenever possible obtains a promise that they will be used by the persons to whom he gives them. It Is not dlllioult to extract such a pledge. Being on terms of more or less intimacy with lho manager, the favored ones know he will be likely to see theui In the theater or If they are not there that lie will take note of those who do not use the tickets. lie keeps a record of the seat numbers opposite the names of those who should occupy those particular chairs and can tell at once when his hospitality has boon abused. Another class which sees many plays in New York city gratis is to be found in department stores. Nearly every director of a theatrical company? as distinct from a theater manager?is on cordial terms with the heads of de partments in large retail mercantile establishments. Kaeli of these heads will accept from six to a dozen pairs of tickets occasionally to distribute anions his subordinates. Often it is possible to got rid of 'J00 tickets or more in a day in this way, and when this is repeated in four or live stores tile manager is sure of the attendance of an appreciable number of well dressed young women in the newest millinery nnd stylo of eoiiTure. each with a respectably attired cavalier and all on their best behavior. These people may not be ultra fashionable, I>nt they will not disgrace* their environment. I'd less the theatrical man is acquainted wiih t lie department heads. however, il is not nil easy matter to give away tickets in such :in establishment. The average clerk in a large stole, especially of the feminine gender, is suspicions. Slie clues not understand such open handed generosity. ai:d there must lie a lot of explanation to eonvincc her that in offering something for nothing the manager has not some sinister design. As for the male clerks, il he gives them any directly tlie.v are sure to tell every one what, a pull they have wi;h the malinger and pester him for tickets ever afterward, particularly when lie has a success, with "the free list absolutely suspended." It is far less of an undertaking to buy a hundred dollars' worth of low priced goods than to make a present of two tickets apiece to a dozen persons behind the counter. The telephone girls, stenographers and manicurists look a -kmice at free tickets from a stranger, although when their confidence is won they will generally accept them with due gratitude ? Theater Magir/inc. l ion FoImIIchx n ( lilltl In I'iti burg a savage lion fondled the hand that a child thrust into his cage. Danger to a child is sometimes gnat when least regarded Often it ,l.i, ! , . ( '..l.lu ! VII " u," < wi>.n, v i ? Ml I I <11111 Win 'i int.' ! <>i'i;li Th"\ s!n\ thouHnnds Mint I M\ Kind's X. \\ Discovery ' "iiM I:iivi saved. "A f< ?v doses en rod ( in 1'iilt.v of n very hnd ( hso nf ( i ilji." writ'-! Mrs (.norue 15. I);ivis of I*'I it lv(> k, N. (' , "Wenlvvnys ifivo it td )iiin wlien lie takes coht. [It's n v. 11n 1 < i ful iiHihoine for liabies ' Hest f a < ' ii,i;hs ("nil1.:-, I.h( 1 ripi>e, Asthma, I ten -?i r l iifo-s, Wi nk Lungs, fiOc. Vl Tri.-.l l i.ir!c fico. fiunrnnter d I?_\ nil (Ini'.'L'i-ts. Mrs. Malaprop. "The funeral sermon was simply full Of parOKoil'-s on tlic <|{>f I'iiseil." re marked Mrs. Malupt'op. "l'ant'Ki ries, my deiir," eurreeted Miss Struitliiee. "It doesn't nisiller." retorted Mrs M. "The words lire nnoiiyiiioiis." IIow's This? \\ o oiTer One Hundred hollars He ward for nry cose of Catarrh that call tint !? mil i| |>y Hall's Catarrh ('hit. I .1. ( IIKNKY & CO., Toledo. (). \V.- ().. undersigned, linve known F. ,J. ( l,i in y fur I be last I ft yearn, and believe 11i111 perfect Iy honorable in all !?u?lni > li t :H iionsanrl financially able to enrr\ 111 any obligations made by Ihh firm. \ II11M!. K INNAN & .MAKVIN, Wlii ,||.>ale I *111^1/iHtf>, Toli-do (). 11:111 ('atarrli Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon (lie blood and miii fin surfaces of the system, Testimonials sent free, I'rice ?,V. per bottle. UemtJbs are Net Were wo perfeot, which we ore not, * not often be needed. But since our a: j come weakened, impaired and broker indisoretions whioh have gone on from through oountless generations, remedie aid Nature in correcting our inherited acquired weaknesses. To reach the i weakness and consequent digestive ti I noining so goou as ur. ricrce s v*oi?cn cryi a glyceric compound, extracted frc inal roots?sold for over forty years wi Weak Stomnoh, Biliousness, Liver Com| Heartburn, Bad Breuth, Belching of fooi t Derangements, the "Discovery" is a tii The Genuine has on Its ^ outside wrapper the v Signature N You can't afford to accept a secret n< holio, medicine op known composition, thereby make a little bigger profit. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regula howcls. Suilnr-cnuted. tinv Granules. I nHnnnHMiaHnn 16 oz to We don't claim any pede? but one thing we are parti every pound of groceries the pound. You get just what Honest n at I Corrcct Come in; let1 Thomas ? Good Thii Goods Delivered Free, I Next- Door toGravloy's Stable S'l AT KM ENT OF T l THE LI 15EI Located at Liberty, S. C., at th( uKsouutns. f.OllllH Hllll DlhCoUlltS lO'.l.ll',' Tfl Overdrafts :i,5iJ45 si iiankliiK House .. IH-J r'urniti're and Fixtures I,<>Vi in Duo fr< .11 Hanks and Hankers f>,Kf>3 117 t/Urreney ... 1.H10 00 (jolil fCU) 00 Silver and other Coin :t:trt k:i Cheeks and Cash Itinns (Mi.iKi Total W.ist u | STATU OK SOl'TH CAROLINA, i ... COL'NTY OK IMCKIvNS. \ Hoforc me came It S. Shirley, ('ashler of I lie that the tibove ami forej?niu>{ Matoincnt is a true sai<i Hank. Sworn to ami suhscrlheil heforu me, this 1st < Correct?Attest: I. M. M nil Ul hi I \V. T. O'Dell, *- Directors. II. C. Shitlev. \ Flour! We closed the deal for 2 flour before the advance and ar the benefit of the low price. In fact when it comes to hi we are in a position to still you sale and a short profit" is our m Shoes! \\r~ t : 1 - wc nave j li>?u rcccivcu ;i s children's shoes in the most de? popular price. Mats! If it is a hat that you are you good. We have just recc good hat at from $1.25 up. \\ the ones we are selling at $1 GOOD VALUES. Come in ; When you are in town p wanting to buy or not we arc; a Yours to serve. W. B. Fr "At the 0 Rf*.m<;ml)rr \v<; pay the hi produce. Carey 6* ( REAL I F>IGKEf\ Koo us wlirii yon > to huihl upon, or ^oo Piakrns or in I his o< <hli<jhtO(l to show yo wo fool suro (lint we fVovv is tho tiino to in i?.r? -- imiwrr ii ?-11 ii<i nrrs ill Carey & < Main St. P 'Phone No. 33. Offii the early ages, are needed to v9|H9B? I and otherwise am** Beat of stomach ??"* roubles, there is U Medical Discov- * im native medicIh great satisfaction to all users. For plaint, Pain in the Stomach after eating, J, Chronic Diarrhea unci other Intestinal mc-provcn and most efficient remedy, astrum as n substitute for this non-alconot even though the urgent dealer may te and invigorate stomach, liver and sasy to take as candy. > the lb. | >tals or wings for ourselves, f cular about is to see that M it goes out of our stor j is a E >011 pay for. T ? I 11 1 Measures g s talk it over. 5: Harnes igs to Eat ^ 'Phone No. (J'j }. . kens, S. ( \ ? wmmmmmmmmmmxmmm&aBaeim [IE CONDITION OK ITY BANK, > close of business Mar. 2-1, li)10. i.ia in i.ri'i i:s. Capital Slock I'nlil in $'}"?,ooo tw SurnluR'Kiitul Un<\lvi<letl I'rolils, loss Current I'. \puiiHcs ttiui Taxes 1'niii r?,no; Due l<? Hanks nu<l Hankers s:i 111<11vi<I w< I Deposits 11,Ml) til Time Cert ideates of Deposit 1: I'nshlor'st 'hecks Ki Hi Wills Paynlile, Inil inline < "erl ilieaks IIM .1II1IR') lllirillWIM 1 >,.??*I I.II Toltll *XI,|K| II iiltove iiiuneil Hunk. who, In'inu duly sworn, siivs i'iiiiiIillon ol miM Itttnk, ii* snowtl liy liMukx of II < sillUI.KY, In; il A |>rI. MHO. >oiiI | \\ . II lil.-KNN Nnlnry I'm Iir s C. Flour! oo barrels Ix-st (none better) e going to give our customers lying everything in our lines on a close margin. "A quick lotto always. Shoes? hipment of nivn's ladies and arable shapes and leathers at a Mats! in need of we can certainly do jived a lot and can lit yon in a re have them still cheaper but .25 ARK KXCK1TIONALLY \nd take a look. ay ns a call whether you are 1 r.i.i *. iways 141.111 u> nave you visii ur>. eeman, III St.UKl" <;h<;st prices for nil kinds ol Chastain, ESTATE. /s, s. c. villit a nice town Sot (I farming land nrar aunty. YVr will be ii what wr have ami can interest you. vest in real property value. 2hastain, ickens, S. C. ce over Freeman Building. FOR SPEEDY RELIEF. : | Nearly Everj?bod^ 1 c I SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR 1 I I.-Kt YOU!t||' Tlioro llns It* cently lloeu lMiicctl lu iill the druu stores mi nromati *, ' pleasant herb euro for woman's ills, 1 ciilhwl Mother Gray's AUSTRALIAN IjKAL?\ It is the only certain regnlai tor. (Quickly relievos femnle weak- | I nosscH and Unckache, Kidney, Hind 1 ' dor and Urinary troubles. At all ( 'druggists or bv mail 50 c nta. SamI nln IPIllfllS. XrbliftBo 1M??? 1 (> i av" Co LoRoy,"' N."' V." Equality. i Doctor (politely)?CSood morning, Mr. | i Schmidt. I Janitor Howdy, doc??Life. Foley KidneylMlls contain i nconcentratcd form intfrudients of established thernpeut ic value for the reliof and jenre of all kidney and bladder ail' meats. Sold hy all druggists. Beans. The common everyday bean is u native of South America and was introduced into Europe, whence it was brought to this country in the sixteenth century. It is now represented liy more than lf?0 cultivated varlei ties. A touch of rhomati.em. or a twitise of neuralgia, wbatovor tho troublo is, ( hninborlnin'H Liniment drives away the |ir in at once and euros tho complaint quickly. First application k'ives relief. Sold by nil dealers. A Brilliant Idea. "Here's n letter from a woman," said the household inquiry editor, "who wants lo know what to use In cleaning carpets." "If she's a married woman," suggested the Joke editor, "tell her to use her husband."?Exchange. Chamberlain's Stomach and Livor Tablets will ci?ar tho sour stomach, sweeten the breath and create a healthy appetite. -They promote tho flow 111 KnsLrii: juice,morouy inducing good digestion. Sold by all dealers. Strong Eyes. The Peruvian Indians are credited with having the greatest range of vision of all races. .lohon i). Horikefellor would go l>rol<e if 11o .should spend his entire income trying to prepare a hotter medicine than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera nni! Diarrhoea Komodv for diarrhoea, dysentery or howol complaints. It is siniplv impossible, and so says every one titnt has used it. Sold by ail dealers. T rariopoBod. Mrs. Hub?What's this thing' the expressman just brought? Mr. Ilub?The settee you asked me to get. "Mercy, what a man! I didu't say a settee. I told you a tea set."?Boston Transcript. Never hesitate almut giving Chainberlnin's t'onirh ItAmnHv fcn nhilrfrnn It irontains 110 opium or other narcojiics nn'l can he given with implicit cnnfidonce. Ah n q,uiek euro for coughs and colds to wh'ch childron are suncoptiblo it is unsurpnsed. Soldjby all dealers. Heat. Though hont will make a solid or n liquid incandescent. It can only Increase the pressure of n gas. Botanic Blood Balm (B. R. B.) Cures Through the Blood -J&Blaod Poison, $k i ifsm bone pains, can;fr|r CER,SCALY SKIN, - -fn 9-m r. ? m* Rheumatism, Eczema, Itching Humors. H. 14. I'>. (Botanic Illood Mood) is the only KI-xhI kemedy that kills the poison in tin- blood and then purifies it?sending a Hood of pure, rich blood direct to tlu> skin surface, bones, joints, and wherever the disease iH located. In this way all sores, ulcore, pimples, eruptions are healed and cured, pains and aches of Rheumatism cease, swellings sulmide. It. II I'., completely changes the body into a clean healthy condition, living the skin the rich, red hue of perfect j health. H. Ii. B, cures the worst old , cases. Try it. BOTANIC RLOfln BALM RRR plpiixant ami Hafe to take; composed of pjtiro ! Itoiiiiilc IngrcdlentR. It purUlOH and enrtehpii i 111r> blood. It. It.lt. NtriMiRthenH the nervcn ; iiml builds up tlio broken down Kygtoin. Drug. I KlhtH $1 00 I'Rlt I.ARdK HOTTLK with dlrec , tIonk for home cure. I Sold at All Drug Stores. IIIs almost the worst thing for 1 I consumptives. Many or the 9 I "just-as-good" preparations 8 I contain as much as 20%^ of I I alcohol; Scott'* Emulsion Sj I not a drop. Insist on having It I Scott's Emulsioni Tho Attraction. " "You say you are in lovo with Mlsfl ETS 3aggs?" M "I am aur*Vftpin." "But I ctfc JjSee anything attractive ibout her." "Neither can I see It. Rut it's In :he bank, all right." - ? TJi? IllB'i Cost of Living. y f Increases the price of many necesuiies without improving tho quality. "oley'H Honey anil Tar maintains itfi ligh ntandard of excolionce and its rreat curative qualities w'thoufc any ncroase in cost. It is tho boat romo- at Iy for coughs colds, croup, whooping Jo lough and nil ailmonts of tho throat, pi, host and lungs. Tho genuine is tho . ^ rellow pnekngo. Hofnso substitutes. ?olcl hy all Druggists. ho Hi? Advice. jQ "Tho odgo on a razor," said tho garrulous harbor, "Improves by laying It lja isldo for a time." j "That being tho case," rejoined the> victim In the chair, "I'd advise you to . lay ashlo tho one you are using for ' ibout 2,000 years." or For MoroThHii Tlireu lltckdm. Foley's Ilonov and Tar has been a j ^ lousehold favorito for nil ailments of | ;uo inroat, cheat ano lungs. A'or infants and childron it is host and safest is it contains no opiates and no harmful drugs. None genuine but Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package. Refuse substitutes. Sold by all druggists. Foresight. "Mr. Grimes," said a minister to one of Ids deacons, "we had better make the collection before the sermon this morning." "Indeed!" "Yes. I'm going to preach on the subject of economy." Foley Kidney ;Pil)?.orj!i>4wtev~t... , V tonic and rontoratftand n prompt cor rective of all urinary irregularities. Refuse substitutes. Sold bv all druor- ,J gists. Retort Courtoous. Tho Duchess of Marlborough tells uu ' amusing anecdote of a bishop who was her guest at. Blenheliu. She apologized to him because grace had not been said before dinner, upon which tho courteous and witty prelate roplled, "Your grace Is sulllcienl." Sliuko Into Your Shoo Allen's Foot Ease, n powder It cureB painful, swollon, smarting, ncrvons feet nnd inatnntlv takea tho sting out ' of corns and bunions nuumnkes walking onsv. Try it today. Sold ovorysvhero, S.lots. A Literal Fate. "What's become of Jakes?" "He's gone all to pieces." "You flon't say so! Nervous prostration V" 4 "No. Me fnrtrely looked for a gas leak with a lighted candle."?Baltimore Auierlcun. Commander.J" ' /I'okI. l>epi. III. Mr. Isaac Cook, L'ost, Kewaneo. . long timo I *aa hot heron acho and pains across n/ Abont t,wo months ago .qr<\' ' i-oiy ivicinoy 1'iiia ana noon . wore doing .iust as claimed. taking them and now 1 am i backache. and the uainfvif * misery is all gono. I like Fcl ?:? ney i'ills so well that I have to" of my friends and coinia:?' them and shall rocommcml i every opportunity." Sold o druggists. uiu([dtiiu!.i|{|?..'^oinniJoy Mjv no | i Hjj p.*?.v.iosqo .10A0U DA.no.C .CuuopiAft. ?\?poq.Cun Snj 8?0ldl{ JO PJJIOIJ JOAOH 0AJ ipoopni,, ,/o^40a Sn[SUO|d Xjoa ouios soij.iav. Bdiqqj.iog,, auo potBoid ?qj. Wtmt Kverybody WwntN. Everybody desires good health wbicl is impossible unless the Kidnovs an son no and healthy. Folov's ICidne) Remedy should be taken at tho lirsi indication of any irregularity, and i serious illness nmv bn nvprtud Koloy'n Kidney Komedy will rcntori your I'icinoys and bladder to their nor inal statu and activity. FRIENDSHIP. >L ft* A slender acquaintance with the world must convince every man that > actions, not words, are the true criterion of the attachment of friends and that the most liberal professions of good will are very far from being the surest marks of it.?George Washington. j**-- aa n u.. t ^ ? B' Succf In nc weak* remci FOP ... StOMA It is the bes' over a dri Professor Blue "I fwltnliwl It U' would talk body a c night I hnd bco comet) inn" a i J I t> > h> >