The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, June 09, 1910, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextThe Kind You llavo Always 5 in use for over 250 years, 1 W ? aiul li AU Counterfeits, Imitations Experiments that triilo witl Infants ami Children?Expe What is C e Castoria is a harmless subf portc, I>rops and Soothing? contains neither Opium, M< substance. Its ago is Its }?u and allays Feverislmcss. It Colic. It relieves Teething1 1 and Flatulency. It assimil: Stomaeli and Bowels, tr'*'"; yKg| The Children's Panacea?Tli \ genuine CAS1 \ Bears the ' The Kind You Ha ln>Vse For O -TMC CCrt^HJYl COMPANV, TT Ml . . -9 A CUNNING WEASEL Th* Trick by Which Ho Trapped Hii Big Rat Antagonist. f'V Once a sawmill in a western towi was infested with rats, which, beiuj. **nolested, became very n'jmcr.>u bold and played round tlu; mil iuong the men while they worked dur injr the day. I>111 one day (here :;p {K penred on the scene a we.iscl, whiel Immediately declared war <n t!i- ro dents. Ono by ono tho rats f?-11 victims tc the weasel's superior strong! 1?, unti " lily one very largo, pugnacious ra i lel't of the once numerous colons' weasel had a go at tin- big ra Tfti times, but on each oeeasiu e rodent proved more than a mat 1 ids slender antagonist :.nd ch.iset ,4 weasel to a hiding pia< x?rtly thereafter the weasel \va busily digging under a lumbci the mill. He was engager' .<? time, but later app> . f'H ?ii tlie mill, seeking liis old cue /ie soon iouwi nun ami ai on < ^eil hostilities. As usual, ; !'! r : ussle tho rat xrot tlio 1 >ot(?t <>! nent, and th<> weasel ran, pur i*ly by (ho rat. straight i<> til 'or tlio lumber j>ile. 'a. still followvil by Hi' r ?. Mr.tely icappeand rnun< the pilo ji/id atfain d?<! < le bchind/1 lie rat. N< it In i on a^aln for homo time, I> t tin finally reappeared, lookimr in >r the fijrlit. ttrfcjpify of tin* fn (lie mil ed, they proceeded I > in o UOio under (lie lunib i icy found I hat tJio \\ ' h:i? ,K SP? hole Rutlielently lar: t Hi \ oponfiiK to admit the rat, but li < 1 gradually tnpored It as lie j i<-? i ui IH i i ini ii i?:ii"t : v i indcr body to pasta. " ^PTFlowers. IS Ir nn< Jp <lS? Ml' ^ '.lis iii llii' ^ lev-,. , i ivo. ! cd blood will at 1 tack tlie viphl organs. cam >ur the bladd t?r, brick-dust or .sediment ii the tirihe, liead ache, back ache, lam back, dizziness, sleeplessness, nervou ne#?, or the kidneys themselves Im-al * 'wn and waste away cell by cell. H troubles almost always rcsul Vtftngemcnt of the kidneys aii' nft In that organ is ohtaiiu x proper treatment of the kid tl-Root corrects inability t< Cabling pain in passing it hat unpleasant neccssit; d tc? go often througi up many times durinj ' and immediate effec : great kidney reined; stands the highest be ible health rep.torinj will convince anyone leasant to take and i ists in fifty-cent am les. You may have < a hook that tells al ree by in: il. Address ,, Binghainton, N. Y ptioii reading tins gen s paper. Don't maki t' remember the natne ,d 'JU>n't let a dealer sel * plrtce of Swamp-Root? jdiwppoiuted. mgggggi MfP1 i J. \ b Sought, and which has bccu lias borae the signature of as heoamadeunder his persupervision since its hi fancy, no ono to dcccivo you in this, and " Just-as-good" arc bnfc >. and oiuiangcr the health of rience against Experiment. ASTORIA dilute for Castor Oil, I*aroSyrnps. It is Pleasant. It Drphine nor other Narcotic arantee. It destroys Worms cures Diarrhoea and Wind a rollings, cures 'uuiiKiipuuou ites tho Food, regulates tho ? healthy mid natural sleep, to Mother's Friend. rORIA ALWAYS re Always Bought ver 30 Years. JfUUY BTFIECT, NEW YORK CITY. medicine power," i?Is? observation embraced a Koodly category of well 1 known llowors whoso secretions furnish (lie world willi so ninny poisons. I-'or instance, 11 ?o laburnum, which has heen compared to si fountain of frold leaping into the sun?a most charming sijjht?Is one of the most poisonous things ima^iu:it>le. Inasmuch as it is poison in leaf and llower :11*< 1 ' seed. Mveu the grass growing I < neath it is poisonous by reason of its proximity to tho Innocent looking blos} soms overhead. and it has lieen found , ncce-sarv to irttard against cattle <;itt ' lllg this gravs for fear of fatal results Tim Iiulhs of such dainty and hean (Ifill llowers as I ho mircif us. h a'-lnth, 1 jonquil and snowdrop socivle the mt> t 1 deadlv poisons, not to 'peak of the I oval is, the monk-hood and the foxglove, all ol which furnish noxious ' i liquors siillicient to destroy life. 'J'o (ht may he added certain of j the crocuses, tho lovely lady's slipper, the |11 - ' "I "1(1 .liH'k-l ll-t he-pll 11 ilt and [ (lie laughing; little lnittor-up. The l.il lor, despite its most innocent appear . ante, is one of l!i" wor ;i <il" the i"i sonous Mowers. Kven tin* < i\v is aware I Of (hat and can I'llII.v avoids it 111 I cousins of tin? litllttTi'lipS, I;:" pCV>; nie.s, the larkspurs and tie- r t. :i!l ! contain toxic llnids. Another source of d.-.idh i ;i i . 1 1 ; (ho ol<Mii\(lcr tree, while 111< ! i i the superb eat a! pa l roe eon*; > \ j deadly doses, l'it Isbiir;? Dispute!) , i An Unfamiliar Alias. There may his nothing in \ i..iine. hut the Anieriean traveler of wliom j | the I.iviiiK < hutch tells found it lea.-.I Confusion therein, lie had ! Muled at I ; Liverpool and hastened out of the eit\ to a rural viilai: -, where he found a ! ciiarniln;:!;. old fa ddoiied inn whi-h delighted his soul, it was late when ho arrived, and when In1 n.-k?'il what In* could have f<>r supper the I>11 x<>ni landlady su^-esp d min< "d ? ollups lie agreed with 4*111liti iasni. tlie dish mounded so roii.aiiiie, so I; >1 >[ 11 llondiy, almost modi; oval. And wh d d<> yon suppose 1 !?< . bjpouidit I im ' .In-a plain hash! Broad In Sv.eden. In f'*voden (he hr> id <n lho people is for (lie most part hard, thin as a dinIH ; plalo and ah at I lie -i/.e ol' OtiO. It is baked without yea t, and the water i; practically all extra- led in the process of bakin..; hence, relatively per ' pound of broad, ii-; obst l< inneh hhrhcr than in the common forms of bread as we know them, containing otic half their weight in water that has cost nothing. I.onf broad and rolls in Sweden are a luxury. Making Time Profitable. "Sco lit'fo," oriod (Iw busy int-r ban!. ) "don'l you know my lime i-< vnliia 1 bio?" "Woll," ropliod (lio look a^onl. "I'm suro it might bo valuably (o mo if j you'll giv<; ino five mlmitos of it I bo llovn I ran Poll you a set of fhoso t book';."- Oil hollo Standard mid Tiiiios Finding Issues. I "Wo \ pro! io buy a papor if u'o f wish lo i;o in politics." i "Suro. Then we'll liavo a lot of in 0 ! KIIC'M to offer (110 pooplc " St. f.OUis Star. t1 1 Foley's . JL3LXUL JL Il.^r y \ Pills \ What They Will Do for You ' They will cure your backache, j Strengthen your kidneys, cor* rcct urinary irregularities, build 1 up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid thatcauscs rheumatism. Pre( ??ent liright's Disease and Dia1 i bates, and restore health and I strength. Refuse substitutes. ""r . \ ' *V, " -*' A BRAVE GIRL. Har Torri)>la Exporicnco Whilo on a Smuggling Expedition. Tlllci I m In /\t! lini'dk'tn <1 loi\ln i>A<l ?? young woman engaged in smuggling contraband goods over the Swiss-Hal inn border comes from Geneva: "Mile, l'orettl, aged eighteen, and her brother, aged twenty-three, left Swiss territory to cross the I'aldlsco pass carrying contraband goods into Italy. On the summit they wore overtaken by a viulent snowstorm and were soon in deep snow.' The I'orettis roped themselves, the young man leading. They lost their way. and while attempting to Olid the path Porctti fell through the snow into a crevasse into which lie nearly dragged his sister. The girl, however, planted her Ice ax In the snow and withstood the shock. "Early (lie next morning several smugglers crossing the pass from Swiss territory Into Italian found the young girl near the ordinary route taken by smugglers and recognized her at once, as she belonged to a smuggler's family and lived at Chiavenua. The smugglers at once drew up the broth or, but loiind Hint lie had died during the thirteen hours his sister had licit1, hiiu by tlie ropo. lie had received severe injuries in the head, and his body was frozen. "The smugglers carried down the brave girl, who was almost unconscious, as well as the dead body of her brother, and notified file Porettl family at Chiavenna. On reaching tlie valley (ho girl bad recovered sullicientiy from lior terrible experience t>> exph.in that she and her biotlii r had spokuu for several hours al'ter the Accident and at last lie had said i '..it he It It nothing and wanted n> I< < ; "A warm ui;!it I- llowed the snowstorm. or tu > i!c I hoili. . would have been found. I i'lei tlio ureal strain (lie rope li:ul i!:t?.i ! 1 (In- girl's clot lies l.ri wai t was bleeding when she v.as re. > ned."?Chicago Nows. i MISERY AIDING MISERY. | The Helping Hnrnl Amorty the Beach Combers of Marseilles. liniT.v A. I'raiicU in "A Vagabond j Jourm ;. Around (In? World ' writes of i (he (ryia: linirs when lie was :i beach : comber in .Marseilles: "Long. luinrry days i issed. days in which I could 1 scarcely wilh-land (ho teniplallon to ! carry my kodak to the mont do piete , (pawnshop) jusl olf the sailors' square , Among' the hen eh combers t In *n> v/eiv daily some who gained a few I'rain-s h\ an odd job, by the sale of an <Mra garment or by 'grafting,' pun and simple. When Ids hand < ! -sed ci: a bit of money (he strand, d fellow may have been weak with ; ... \ . r this first thought v.ms not I ? himself, but to share Ills f.>rt . h his com panions under l;a!'ln i.> Ihose bleak November da.\ mi . i n ranked n 'worthless outeast' l \ hi ; more fort 11 nato fellow hein; : ( i!; d all day at tin coal wharfs of y ir ::|e ; and trataped back, ( old :* 1 < 1 !i 1 y. ! > tli Pl.fe Victor CJ< )ti to i:\ Ide h|a enhiltiRS with other fa 1 5 11 11 1 :< .-. hi whom he had in>! I.' m i w? !. I > : . e "More than < > 1 I the onl.\ shirt lie owned to l'i *1 1 n arrival who w is atl absolute stran: i i* t 1 all. 'J'hese incil won lio I r.:I for tln ir benefactions. Tliej d n >neaud would liav e op.-ncd 11 1 i:i v > inter i 1 III (>\ hid In 1 II I' ill .1 I : I : i i i wore worthy of praise Tin- ir.nal >1 Kind tflVW li> Ik; :i corp't-: t I n|\ I5j :i Jul) hero mi 1 IIhtp I couiii! :r? .i my share to 111?? common filial. ;- ml h>tweon us we fotu lit off Mint larva lion. '"In a <lirl\ : I. v jit ' o \ t In- place was ::ii inn ! | l I . :: in which one could - oil ti.e ilih or in a cot a( <1, ami < i,v < \ ?*i;in: a 1)1111> 1 of ra . . iJ H'.i.i I: Is i.15v i.i li v < heen seen ?l:>iill:i^ (lie oarnln." ol uliic of i!: 'in i'il.> i iii i i* " -ii an ll.i y :. de I'v lr \v:r. lov.aril 'I/An hojvi cln7, li' <rcf.' " Hiilloy'^ Achic I!(I llllMld llalU'.S V.: l VI cl'i.I man. lit? was nol oiilj I lie lir-i to pi' diet fori eel ly I lit? r< ( i! r: i <>! :i i. . i lliat w 111 < -11 is i! u 1: 11 < \\. i I . I i 11: i. io, but also - hofillV Xowtoli 11; 111 .; 1111 llllc drt liis results to itny otic -arrived ttl (ho (* i i -1 i i Ion t !i:it t h? lit 11 t ion (.1 gravitation j r<.1 ?:if?l> \.iri? 1 inveivelv as the s(|i';ire of 11 .co While tlioso : :nl oiIut ?ii.j> j '..fit lilo\ incuts of 11j are Well !\.un it Foe.io to have 1.? ?-n forgotten tint II illey do vised a method < !' dolor ain - the :r-.v of tlio orc.-ai) from cliemi< il ! ;ii:J:i Hon.?I >r (I. I' !' ';or in ^ i i imi I'niiiii --x ii rii iMI I n I' 111 -11 ii i: * ;i . i \* ii. r Ii i 1 I t l.i hiilid tlint a i -11 i I hito;i. o. I )all:'ot I o H oh I hi . !i :o! j !; ii > iireal win n I- . i i ridei! 1 f' " ;t uni ' till' ,t?jf II ( l : ' ii lid W Ii* j !ity ii ii: . i.i \ !,( usII 11(1- t liiiI I >; I i iNi V? I ' * ' \ i v 0 (i | il I ;i . ,i i i " A f -v hi: : oil I I'd 1 ill I I n i f i I'i V I l| I 'M o I ,f (' r< ill:..1' \\ (i!" ! I : ' . > i: I '.i \ ; if I4' 111 I IvOt i.. N ' . lll.Wll* - !'.\o 11 t , , > ? I \ Nil ? I I I' I il l I " i M ! i f' i f 11 i !; i . 11 11 . i ! i r<ot Offended. Tin* Hcv, im\ I'tlti itil . 1 <looillHjrli \\;ii;.? I ri lit < t < i' , . in tlie 111i<l<Ii nf iny ruin i. 1 ill' !i I n't Id Hi t i i you, <) " I or. I' hi list for J',' I' I' I. , . I t ? < > .{ <| . How's This? Wo oir.r Olio 11111. 11 I I lol l;i I. IJi H'iiI'd for ; |?. < aM' of ( 'iiil 11.,:t rrmll"t I) ciii imI I, ) ill' it' n ( lire. i . .j. < III;m;y ?V < < x i. <io, <>. W> tii" tlixU'i li^nnd) Ii.i\ knowli F. I. ( III II' > ' !m i;is( Iy( lii| lic)ic\c lijm perl tlv h )tuiv:il>!< 1! IiiikIm? 11 ii siictii ;iiii| (inili ' ! |c to c:n i v nut mi. n'li ilKip- " '?> 11in firm. V. M.OINO. I- i w \ ; A \I v V. hole*air 11 RlM*, I I , O. lliill' ' '.itnrrli ("i " is t?k< t t i|'i n 1I v. acting ?fiiv<*tl\ upon tin old.I riiid inin'oii virfiirrn of tlio HjX"iii. inoninl* riil fn c, |'rico7<V. |n i holtl<>. 1 1 " 111 Silence1 t 'I lie instinct of modesty natural to^ jtrcat hindrance to the cure of wdmt shrink from the personal tjucjrtlons i which scorn indciicate. The*' thought horrent tr. them, and so.thiSy onduro of license which fiurci^pro(]rcssc8 fr< It teen itfv. Pierce'3 pri great mvuy^xotnon w'10 Jiav< ft or modd'aty in Afs offer of Hop Ay tetter. Tilt correspi W sxcrccliy confidential, Zlt Pierce, Buffalo., N. Y, D>*. Piercc's Favorite Prescription i tlie .voniunly functions, abolishes ni puts the finishing touch of health o who gives it a fair trial. It Makes Weak Woi Sick Women ^ ou can't afford to acccpt a secret i for this non-alcoholic medicine oh UN 16 02 Wc don't claim any pec I but one tiling we are pa every pound of groceries I pound. You get just whr | Hone* IroriTd Come in; It | Thomas Good Th Goods 1 delivered Free, Next I)o(ir to(Jravley's ttta iWIiy Don' Ii I your Oil 5 iiini} \\ 11 \ t'oii'l you ^ our i a nicer i> Iio kirk?MAKr: OI-' Q?'A3JTYPetroleunr | AS ISO J JJTFJ,'* ipnnij; AI (>nr St or < -n iwdet SPRING N. In) lir mi' >i i\ 1111n \ :111?I e l l<> \Y ;iit on yoi A. K. \\ MikI. G Carey ?& liKAL P/CKE, v it iis wlun yoi I <> upon, of* <>< Pi.>!.ens or in this <I< 11<.?!i:<? show v .. r . i ... -i.-i . \v i h * i iirr i nil i v A o\\ is I lir lime to l>< !'>rr il cnhnncos i Carey & ftfialn St. I 'Phono No. 33. C V wrau > 7r.n ia often a . of examination is ab* Ivile&o to euro a o found a rcfuQo PREE consulta? f:'.A I) ondenco lu hold U'.\; A ~V_> r/dress Dr. It. V. I'.' ,- / restores nnil regulates i / */?] tin und builds up and in every weak wouiuu '"&+J nc 12 Strong, Sfefe J wcu. i As.Ssa, lostrunt as a substitute w- ^ OWN COMPOSITION. SBHI?BWBHBUEBStJEJBi5K3SS5i?SE53ILyi32ItV? v^v ?- T'? to the lb. 1 lestals or wings lor ourselves, W rticular about is to see that gj that goes out of our stor is a 1 it you pay for. st Woiarlil and t 31 ensures g it's talk it over. <Sc Hames 1 ings to Gat ' Phono No. (J? t You Kick? I >s Uot hrr v<ni ! ""ood oil? < t ho person (or \ on | u him furnish you OIL | ?Sold by I i oil Comp'y ' ii\ri)i*I'jivi>io.vr. I : 1. 1 -'X ja.. ?: moimcement. 0 i* now In-ill^ 1 Willi Now ('risp f GOODS! , for v il It I In' Cash!" irlcilily low pricoK ami hiiiiio way. utor (lirou/xli I In- Montin> iliNVri'iit tiling* wo antinio call on n?. W'ooil will In? iIt'li|<l)ti. PARK. rroonvlllo, B- o. Chasiain, ESTATE. n i rvo, cd. \ want a nice town lot >od farming hind near <'011111 V. We will l>e on what we have and vv can interest yon. invest in real property n value. Chastain, 'ickens, S. C. Iffice. over Fr<?eman Building. i r^rT' 11 1 BILIOUS*! J CONSTIPATED-?! HEADACHE?!; 1 IFOR I SPEEDY RELIEF! Nearly EvervJbod\? TAICISS SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR WMV w n ** M 11 " WOT T VU;f 1 1 $rasw3?' i lluiri' >!?s Itiritnlly l'ci'ii I'luccil In nil t!: ' driiff stores an aromati pli>n ant horh euro for woman's 11 1m, calli"! Moth, r (Jra.v'H A US I'll A LI AN jLKAl". Ll is the only curtain regulator. <Jui i>ly r< licvon fotnnlo weaknesses airl linekneiio, Kidney, Hlad dor and i'rinnrv troubles. At all druggists < r i?v mail f?0 e nts. SamI'ln ! lil-.lv Addiess, Tho MoMier (Jrnv (V) . I. Koy, N. ^ . Made It Clear. i Diner Is there any soup on (ho bill of faro? Wait or No, sir; (hero was, lint I wiped It <>!T Harvard Lampoon. I<VI \ K i<11n \ I'iii - Kiitain i nconeeni t rated form i e i*redicits of established thoivipcnt ic value f.<r t;ie roliof and (<;un< in mi iv i ;iu'.> ano iMHdiiur ailment*. Sol.I I > nil <11ui;i?isf<. I | ... . Scared by Mirrors. i When ontinU>a!> atlat .-Led Captain Greenhill Mild i lew of (lie Hritish ship (jUoihl' Kieuiinj; oil' IIh? roast <>f Patagonia tin- l'.riti hers held up i lirrors In front i<r the .savages, im<i when tlie latter saw thoir linages they tied in fright. A touch nf vheinati.-m, nr a twingi of neurahrin, whntovor Iho trouble in, Chamberlain's Liniment drives nwin tin | i in at Oii r and t urns Mm coin plaint quicklv. First npplicalioi ^ivi'H relief. Sold bv nil denlors. Looking Backward. "Thai boy ol mine was out p"ett.\ late last lii^lil. Says hi) was sitting 11 j with a sick friend." "(ioing to stand for that excuse?" "(iuess I'll have t<>. My fatiier usee: to honor ii to a reasonable extent."" Kansas < Mty Journal. ( iiainlii tIium'h Stomach it 11 I Live Tahlets will clear tin* sour stomach sweeten the brer.th mill create n hoal thy appetite The> promote the Iluv I ?if gast ric juice, thcrebv inducing iroo< digestion. Sold by all dealers. Not the 3 amj i" u j. Mrs. Kangle.s l aia a;u... >uispo ken. Mr. Handles And I am general ly oultalkcd.?Smart Set. Jolion IX Uoehefollor would go brok if ho should spend his entire incom frying to prepare a In tter medicin than Chamberlain's Colic, Choler; and Diarrhoea Wemoclv for diarrhoea (ivsentor\ or how? I complaints. h i simply impojsiblo, ami >n a;. . evor; ono that has used it. Sold by a! dealers. Quick Change. A.?When I was ill ili?; east I me Willi mil II v 111" .]!' 11 ! . uln..; !?.?I thought (I icy called thoin howl ing dervishes? A.?That's what tlie.v l> < >i?1wliei you don't give tlioni anything.?Meg gondorfer Blatter. Never hi iinto about irivmg ('ham hnrlainV; Cough Wcniid> to children It contains no opium or other narco ticK an'l enn he given with implici confidence. As it i|iiiclc euro fo cough* and colds to w h 'rti cliildrcii ar >n?ci'|it i Mo it in un 11 ri< ?- <1. Sold^lc nil dealers. Flowering Plants. Flowering plants sh mid never Ik Wfiteivd wJth told water. It chills tlu plants. Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) Curos Through tlic Blood Blood Poison, /[Mq bonf. pains, canpflr Cl.lt, SCALY Slllfi, figm. PIMVI.KS, FfoiV Rhcu ninilsm, Ficzcnia, Ftchiiift Humors. II.It. H. (Kolnmo li mhI Blond) in t]i lily III... I I,' in Iv thill kills tin' poinoi ill tho hluoil mil (1,1 n ptirlfh i! .send in^ " Mood of puro, rich l>Ioo?I direct t iho nkln Rurrnoo, bonon. joinlfl, A'nj wherever tho ilisc:i e in located. 1m (Id wny nil Hon?<i. ulc. r.< pimples, eruption arc IiciiIcmI ind ciiicd, pains and noho of IMieumuti-'in con:. , swelling Hiibnidi II, M. I'>. completely changes tho hod; into it oloiin hciiUhy condition, "ivin the .skin the rich, red hue of perfec health. II. H. H. cures' the v/ovnt ol ca*? h. Try it. BOTANIC BLGSS BALM BR! pleiisnnl niiil mffl In luko; coi? poxed <?f put lintniiir iiinri'illciil-- It puritl s nml enrlehi Itie lilnotl. it. tt.it. ^irciix'iicns tlio nervi ninl lnitWh ill. Hi)' lirokoli ito .ii system Drill KlatK It .<mPF.lt I.AItliK tt'/TTI.K with (Urt IIoiih for home eurc. Jill/ Sold at All Drug Stores, ., , ' .nuJi ? ?- '' I-) S ? I v - j i r'\:^2:-> $$' ' Ai > S-'" " BKT8 Irtjffl n ' ,...' ' ". ' y*S' WMMsrMWWM W^^WLWfkMfr 31 IlIRJ tfffl| I It almost the worst thing for I consumptives. Many of the I "just-as-good" preparations I contain &s much as 20% of I alcohol; Scott'o Emulsion I not a drop. Insist on having | , Scott's Emulsion FOB 8AI1B BY ALL DROOQX8T8 J No Causo For Him to Complain. "See here!" remarked the guest to j tho new waiter. "There doesn't seem to be any soup on tlds menu card." | "Oh, no, sir!" replied the waiter I nervously. "I didn't spill it at this I table. It was the one 011 tho other side of tho room." Tlie High Cont of Living. Increases the price of many necessities without improving the quality. l?\)l?y's Honoy and Tar maintains its high standard of excellence and its ereat curative qualities W'thout any incroaso in cost. It is tho best remedy for coughs colds, croup, whooping cough and nil ailments of tho throat, chest and longs. Tho genuine is tho yellow package. Kef use substitutes. Hold hy nil Druggists. Only Just. "And what wero tho provisions of your uncle's will?" "That I should have all he left after tho payment of his Just debts." "Very good of the old man, wasn't It? What did uo loiiTer' "Just debts." Kiir Aloro Tlinn Tluvn llrciiilcH. Foley's IFonov nml Tar has boon a household favorito for nil nilmontH of thu throat, chest ami lungs. For infants ami children it is best and safest as it contains no opiates and no harm ful drugs. None genuine but Foley'h Honey and Tar in the yellow package. Refi i? suhstitutes. Sold l?y all drug gists. How Sho'd Prevent It. Iter mother warned her sharply. "If you do that again I'll smack you," she said. "No, you won't," replied the quick nitted daughter. "I'll sit down on myself, and then you can't."?Young's Magazine. Foley Kidnoy Pills are antiseptic, tonic and restorative and a prompt cor roctive of all urinary inodularities. Refuse substitutes. Sold by alljdmt.'gints. LOVE AND MARRIAGE. Charles Kingsley flung this sentence into the balance on the side of marriage: "People talk of love , ending at the altar. Pools!" Nliuko Into Vonr MIkiii Allen's Koot Knsp, n powder It euros 1 > painful, swollen, sinnrti nr.', nervous foot nnd instantly takes tho sting out > nf corns and bunions liiiomnkoH walking easy. Try it todny. Sold ovorywhoro, 2iVts. ' Everyday Latin. rPI?*k fta?0 i.. i ...:n t . Ji 11V III Ol VlilDD jll J 4.1 I 111 Will VUIIIU 11? order," announced tin; toucher. *"!'?mimy, will you please construe the word i- 'restaurant?'" , "ltes, things; tiiurus, n bull," respond* ed Toinniy; 'bully thiiiKs." ? Success >' MnK'i'/lne. Com noilttlor IiiIIiih A. I'rntl I'iihI No ll.'t Dept. III. G. A. It. M r. Isaac (Jool., Commando of ahovo Post, Kowanoo. 111., writes: " Kor it - Ioijj* time I was bothered with bnekaclio and pains across my kidnays. About '.wo months n^o started talcing Koly Kidney Pills and noon saw thoy r were doing iust as claimed. I Wnpt on ,, takinf? them and now I am free fiom , backache. and the nainful bladder niisory is nil gone. I like Koley Kid ^ ne\ rills so well that I linve told mnny v of my friends and comrades about I them and shall recommend them at (II'OI-V /\? * I I ?? i I l ' ' l ?. . II (Irilk'tf iHtK. t uoilpo'i iqqd|optqpi I tsioiInm.il jo punos ot|) oj him "I OJOJ ?>l? Old. I tfu IJ 1!0 K| no Alton JO Jl,)|>[ A'iv, "|?jus oi|av m.'unpiio.i.i it joui ?>.>uo I flnpiooa jo (ioj.1|i.u i! ojjmu q.Mio.i.f OtJl OK,, '.IOJlO.1l tU|()|J1 Ol|J pjHS ,,'UOlflll -oj u kkou||uim|.) o>pun qopifl oqi fsy,, jo c?p| Wluit i:\<T.vliiMly WiuiIm. Kverybotiy desiroH ^ood health wbirh in impoHHililo unless the liidnovs bio t sound find hcnlthv. KoIcv'h Kidney i Remedy should In; taken at tlio Jir?t . indication of any irregularity, nnd a y serious illiH-HH may bo averted, Foley'n Kidney Remody will roKtoru your kidnoys ami bladdnjto tlioir normal statu ami activity. Cabbage. Cnbbngo in lis ninny varieties has boon developed from a single wild > growth called Rrnsiea oleracen, wlilcli in its wild state Is very remote in ap i>i-iuiiiuf irom our cnobngo. Kale, raulillower and col lit rein como from (ho Karoo origin. TIuj principal oultlvntI od varieties of all these aro known to I have existed us far back as tho hIxtccnth century. uetartvtjntMummr&x- rmeammnb i i [Electric Bitters Succeed when everything rise fails). In nervous prostration and female ' weaknesses they are the supreme II remedy, as thousands havfl testified. FOR KiDNEY,LIVER AND j STOMACH TROUBLE x H it is the best medicine ever sold I H I over u druggist's counter. J y Not All From Tranca. "Ilow^dld you enjoj the opera?" ho 'j naked. ' "Oli, It was Ju.st pplcndldl" she ro_ piled. J "Hut it was nd Frei.cb, wasn't it?" e "Oh, no. Of course some of tho M hniidHomcBt ones wero unmistakably I Parisian, but thoro wero qulto a numI>retty gowns which woro undoubtedly nindo hero."?Catholic Standfird and Times.

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