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f I //"' ,j - CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS tnro. Maria Qongoll, Mayor, Minn., W*ltca tho following: " 1 moat inform you that T recovered my health after using yonr valuablo modlciue, Poruna. ** I hod suffered with catarrh of tho Sidneys and bowels, but now I am much better and feel real strong." (GET A SAW MILL { from Lombard Iron Work*, Augu*- n U, C?. Make money tawing neigh- M bor'a timber when gin engine i* idle B after the crops are laid by. \r*isa's\ ? for Couchs L Colds 3 HARDY. Mr. Heavyweight?Well, Willie, why do you look so studious? Willie?I was wonderin' if you ever wwrried sis, if I could bo able to wear yer cast-off clothes. Money for Tuberculosis Work. Tho National Association for 'he Etudy and Prevention of Tuberculosis gives forcible illustration of the way in which a small sum spent in education has seeurod largo appropriations from ...atii, county, and municipal officials. The New York Stato Charities Aid association in the three years, 1608, 1909, and 1910, has spent In the up-state portion of N'ew York about 9sr> ,000 in arousing the people to the J dangers of tuberculosis. As a direct result of the public sentiment produced by this outlay, the state, county, and municipal authorities have already appropriated for tuberculosis work $1,500,000 and appropriations for hundreds of thousands of dollars are pending. Hundreds of hospitals beds havo bean provided, and the association already alms for "No Vncared for Tuberculosis in 191f>." Thus, tho National association says If $1,000,000 is realized from tho salo of Red Cross seals, millions more will be udded to it from the public treas- ! urles. Last year 25,000,000 stamps j were sold. It Is aimed to sell four ! times as many this year. Easy for Her. An extremely corpulent old lady wa? entertaining her grandchild at luncheon when she found occasion to reprimand the little girl for dropping sonic food on tho tablecloth. "You don't seo grandma dropping anything on the table," she 8ii.it). "Of course not," replied tho child; "God gave you something In front to top It." __ I A business firm advertises a shirt ' without buttons. That's no novelty. Many a bachelor has worn theiu for years. When It's "What for Breakfast?" Try rost Toasties Servo with crcam or milk and every member of the family will say "rip1j good. And don't Le surprised if they want ? ? a isccona neiping. "The Memory Lingers" Postuin Orom Company, I.lrt., Battle ('n ek, V.icli. ( PALMETTO STATE NEWS Charleston.?The fact tb it Presi Oent Taft will embark from the por of Charleston nn tola ?irr>rvno?#i ?-k.. to tlie Isthmus of Panama on Noven, ber 10, was received with every sig) of gratification and satisfaction b} the peoplo of this city. "The mos. convenient \A>rt to Panama," Mr. Tai called Charleston on his last visn to this city, and tiio fact that lit hat again decided to make this intR hitpoint of embarkation shows that hestill holds to his opinion. . The dispatches to the effect thai President Taft will come to Charles ton on his way to Panama mean that two of the largest cruisers in the American navy will enter tho port on WniK.n. - ?* * .iv. i uu iNoriii uaronua, which carried the chief executive ui the nation to the Isthmus on his last trip, and which is no stranger in this port, together with her sister ship, the Montana, on the morning of November 10, will thunder their salutes in this harbor in honor of the presence of the nation's chief magistrate. The two ships are each 1G.UU0 tons displacement and draw about twentysix feet of water. According to present arrangements, the president will rcmaiu i.i this city only a few hours before boarding the North Carolina, which will bo waiting for him off the Custom house dock. Mayor ltliett will endeavor to lengthen the stay of Mr. Taft, either on the wav to ttin isMnniia <n- '??> back to Washington, which \sill probably be made via Charleston. Charlotte, N. C.?At tho animal meeting of the directors oT the Carolina association of baseball cluba it was decided to retain tho present or I ganization of Charlotte, Winston-Salem, Anderson, Greenville, Greensboro and Spartanburg, though there is yet pome little doubt as to whether Anderson will stick. Tho Ealary limit was reduced from $1,500 to $1,200 and the player limit entirely removed. The election of officers was postponed until the spring meeting, and the efforts of President Wearn to resign thwart>.<i Columbia.?Wade llampton Sellers, some times known as the "blind tiger'' king was acquitted u year ago by a jury of his peers for the murder of Constable Farmer, and a civil jury In tlio itichlaud county court nas ju.si awarded Mrs. May W. Farmer, the wife of the dead constable, a verdict of $5,000 for the death of her husband. The verdict is one of the most unusual delivered in the state and has not n parallel in the history ut jurisprudence in South Carolina. Mrs. Farmer, following the death of jic-i uusuitiid tin(i uie acquiual 01 nis slayer, llled suit lor ^LTj.OUO. Sellerd is reputed to bo worth considerable property and the amount will no doubt t.e collected. Two years ago Constable Fanner went to a place said to be operated by Sellers to seize some whiskey, lie was shot down. There was a long legal contention as to whether Farmer bad a legal right to make tho .seizure. When the case was called to irjal in tho Itlchland county court, there was some sensational testimony wnicii resulted in an acquittal ot murder. Columbia.?A certificate ot merit will be given to every boy in South Carolina who produces over bush els of corn on one acre ot' laud. This < ertilleate will be signed by Governor .1UM I (1 MM Mill H?- |l| l-hl'llll'll l)V J. I'. Swcaringen, the state superintendent of (.'duration, it is required that tinhoy who enters the contest shall h<u member of one of the boys" corn clubs. There arc over :!,<)<)() members of tho boys' corn clubs and it is expect ?d that several hundred certificates will be awarded. The certificate will tie a kind of diploma from an agricultural college. Tine hoys' corn club work has been olten compared to an agricultural college in eacn countj ol Uic state. STATF NFW? NflTFQ \ petition asking for tin: formation el a now county out of parts* of Hampton and lleaufort is being circulated in Beaufort, according to reliable reports, though the whole mattor seems to be shrouded in mystery. Kidgeland is Riven as 1110 centre of the move. This proposition is certain to cause the liveliest kind of agitation. It is along the same general lines as a movement that failed some ten years ago. Then it was planned to cut off a strip about parallel with the. railroad and about eight miles east, cutting off Kidgclaml, (jrahamville and llardoeville, leaving llluffton sithI ;i nart of the Oketee seel ion 111 this county. It. is not yet known what tti<! now lines art', not just how the proposition will ho received by all parties concerned. ....Commissioner Watson has been elected as a member of the American Political Science association it. headquarters of the association are at Johns llc^)kius university, in Baltimore. ....There was a' myelinic in Columbia ot the commission to erei-t the monument to the women of the Confederacy on the state house grounds. Sculptor Wellington Kuckstuhl is model 1 nig the statue In I'aris. The $:!n,u('U laised for the monument is in bank drawing interest, Con Irvine Walker, Cajit William K (ion/ales, Major John C. Jtichards, Jr.. and Col F W. Aloorc attended the meeting. . .. . i?;?u ii miiiiary company 111 mh> KUito will rct't'ifrom (lie frrn?.*rai assembly for Ibis year which ib larger tlian ever beloro. SPEECHLESS FOR THANKS Arkansas Lady Cannot Say Enough in rraise of Cardui, Which Did Her a World of Good. i Mena, Ark.?"I And Cardui to bo all you represent," writes Mrs. H. 13. York, of this city. "I suffered for nearly two years, before I tried your remedy. I havo been so relieved since taking Cardui. I cannot say enough In Its praise. It has done mo a world oJ good, and I recommend Cardui to all women." Similar lot torn enma day, from all over the country, tolling tho samo story of benefit obtained from Cardul, tho woman's tonic. This great remedy Is over GO years old, and Is more In demand today than ever. Cardul has stood tho test of tlmo. It Is tho standard, tonic mediclno, for women of every age. Tho first thought, In femalo ailments. Would you like to bo well and t strong again? Then take Cardul. It ' can't possibly harm you, and its record ! I Indicates that it ought to help you. i ! Ilnvo vmi r*r\r?r H/iol f K 0 ' ,, W. J/X/VI UVII Mil I VUIUUI LitXO assisted thousands of women to glowing good health. Do you lack strength? Cardul Is a strength-building tonic for women. Over a million women have benefited by its use. Can you think of any good reason why you should not try it? Ask your druggist, lie knows. N. H ? Writt te: Indies' Advisory r*ept., Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanoojja, Tcnn., for Social ftttirudiont, and 64pngo book, "Home Treatment for Women," sent In plain wrapper on request. The Most Noticeable Change. "So you have.lived in Europe for 25 yenrs? That's a long time for a man to bo away from his own country." "Yes, It is, ntul I'm mighty glad to be liome again." "I suppose you notice a great many changes ?" "Yes, many." "What, if I may ask, Is the greatest change that has come to your notice?" "Tho greatest change, it seeum to me, ih 10 t)i' round In the fact that the vice-president of tlie I'nited States succeeds In getting Ids natne in the paper nearly as often as he might if lie were, a baseball player or a promising lightweight prizefighter." REST AND PEACE I Fall Upon Distracted Households ! When Cuticura Enters. Sleep for skin tortured babies and rest for tired, lretted mothers is found In a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and a gentle anointing with Cuticura Ointment. This treatment. In th? ity of cases, affords immediate relief In tho most, distressing forms of itching, burning, soalv, and crusted hu1 mors, eczema, rashes, inflammations, Irritations, and dialings, of infancy | and childhood, permits rest nnd sleep I to both parent nnd child, and points to a speedy cure, when other remedies fail. Worn out and worried parents will find this pure, sweet and economical treatment realizes their highest expectations, and may be applied to the youngest infants as well as children of all ages. The Cuticura Remedies are sold by druggists everywhere. Send to Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., solo proprietors, Itoston, Mass., for their free 311-pago Cuticura Hook on tho care and treatment of skin and scalp or infants, children a ml adults. The Family Grc.? ler. "Why are you weeping, little boy?" "1 broke do pitcher." "Well, there's no use < ryi11k over spilt milk." '(J'wan! Dis wviz beer." I,outs vlilo <'ourier Journal. Til nu It rr r\wrw% ? . ..... A.M> lUII.W I r TIIK SYSTEM Tak? tho Old K'iin.laril UKUVBH TA.STKI.KSS CI11IX 1'ONIO. Yon know what you ?n? it?klii?. j Tho formula In plainly primed on rturf holt In. I thowlntf II lo Mmoly (Julnlne and Iron In n timtf- , lens form. Tho Oiilnlnn drlvr* out iho miliaria Mid Inn iron bullna up I ho Bold by all ! dealer* for SO years. I'rlce Ul venlk. At the First Try. "What, do you think of t?> doughnuts, George?" "I)oar, you aro a wonder! ' "Do you think so, really. darling?" "I certainly do. Scientists hav? been trying for years to produce artificial rubber, and here you do It tho first rattle out of the box " For roi.m nml Tlloka' CxrrniKE Ih tho Iiom remtdf rt* nwcn mo ucftlnpr ami ft*vnrlfihi?*?*M cures tha (.'old 'inrt rcstiuvM normal 1lonn It'n liquid ffTrctH luwnciliMtl). Il>o.t 2??o., auit 60e? Al drug stores. Thero arc sonic rich men who have made their fortunes honestly. Also you may have hoard of the needlo In tho haystack. Mrs. Wtnslow'd ^nothing fljrnip for Children teething, koffrih the kiiiiin, ri'ilncrt Inflammation, Alluyn pain, <;ure* wlml crille, 26c a t?>tt!c. It will never rnin roseR. If we want Rewaro of taking ktndneaa from othera as matters of course stone. Anything loft to bo dono ut your leimiro soldo in k'Mk <lono ? S. Martin. Becnuue of th-oa SUPPLY ALWAY8 KEPT UP. I TT~1' I \HT\ ^ I n I If bahte? coino clown from heaven, main- | ma, Thern'n ono thing that'fl sure, I de- ' clare? There'n ho many habits that come down each (lay. There can't be race wulcl'le there. Completely Pauperized. Albert W. Hcbberd, New York's pauperizing effcct. This effect must bo avoided, or the recipients will all "The great danger of charity Is lta boeoino .IncU lliitwhni. "Jack Hanoi), on the Muro of had i charity expert, said at a r<<<nt dinner: health, never worked, and the pastor ; of the \1othodlst church. a man whose heart sitinetlmes outran hts head, sent the idlei and his family weekly Rifts of food and clothing?supported tlio whole erew, in fact. "A church visitor, after listening to Jack's complaints one day, said: " 'Yes, of course, you have liad had health, we know that; but one thins at least you ought to be thankful for, and thnt is our pastor's kindness In ! Bending yon all this bread and meat and Jelly and blankets, and bo on. Don't yon think it Is Rood of him to look after yon so well?' " "Good of him?' Raid Jack, impatiently. 'Why, what's be for?' " Was Getting Monotonous. A handsome woman who bad been bo unfortunate as to find occasion to divorce not one but several husbands was returning from Nevada. In C'hi- j cago sho happens to meet her first j husband, for whom, by the way, she j always has entertained a real affec- I tlon. "Upon my bouI, If it isn't Charlie!" exclaimed Ihe ox-wife, cordially shaking bnn.lc ...III. ?v ...n ....II UIU K,v-11 I 1' III <111 \\ IMINU iinmo she formerly hn<I borne. "I'm awfully glad to see you, Charlie!" Thou, after a wistful expression had come to and been banished from her countenance, sho added: "Old chap, I've often wondered where you were and what, you were doing. H was too bad we didn't get on better together. I hope your ex periencc hasn't been as unpleasant as mine. I'm just sick and tired of marrying strangers!" W" Kener . "I foil and sprained my arm and was in terrible pain. I could not use my hand or arm without intense suffering until j a neighbor told ine to use Sloan's Liniment. The first application gave me instant relief and I can now use my arm as well as ever."?Mrs. 11. U. Sprinukr, 921 Mora St., Elizabeth, N. J. SLOAN S I LINIMENT is an excellent antiseptic and ?erm burns, wounds, and IjaH] contusions, and will draw the poison sonous inserts. 26o., bOo. and $1.00 I ? I I H ^839* HI fitoan'n book on I B lior*i>?, cut tin, ?hp?ip ? riTTfWtfl Kfl Kill! poultry lent Inr. fid l.MiHrfill.l U A(i?ir?mn H:rE=533br.M Dr. Earl S. Sloan, a |j| Boston, Mass., U.S.A. llfeiriiiiiifttHtdM KnKXMWM&ymmmmmmmam iiHiM.m O ugly, grizzly, gray holra. Use "LA J . ?1 LJ a Jtlonot Uf IjT[WnrflW^ ' When a woman ?pr<iks Br | ( silent secret suffcrin I ^ trust* you. Millions hu PJA'i'lMf *? denco on Dr. R. V. I ! yj, of Buffalo, N. Y. 1 I jm where there are woraci sPJ|H ji tsuSr&S^ * <Wf5?ii fcSsT 'II Pierce'# I'avorito I'resci I _ I f ?which saves tlio sufferi E M from t>ain' nnd succe H I <r<?PPlc8 with woman's | J>! ucsiei and stubborn ills. II S" i" |j^j^?>A.aa^,l8 j fVj No woman's appeal r!Sk~I ji(; fideuce misplaced wl |( A ( JJJ ttie World's Distbns K. V. I'iercc, Presidci Dr. Plerc-e'a PUanent Pellets Induce mild natu I" I ... m THF MAI APIA If the mosquito were as big as the air like a gigantic death-tareat of a mosquito sows the germs c multiply with wonderful rapidity fever with other forms of malaria and sap the strength. I OXID It is the modern malaria mec antidote for malaria poisoning, quenches the fever fires. It sta rnnflpnu^nrAo ^ C -1 1 ' ui me uiacasc, 1 n helpful healing work ol OX1DINI revitalizes the system, enriches t stomach, bowels, liver and kidn body on a fighting footing of sup< The tonic qualities of OX1H medicine for all weak, rvin down, the best body-building tonic moi 50c at Your t PATTOS-WORSHAM rHU ii CO mi^ _ il * ** Z la -i 1ABMI ^ which can be kept at full or low he Four quarts of oil will give a g msSAI wiuioui smoKe or smell. An Indicator always shows the Filler-cap does not screw on; but Is and is attached by a chain and cannot An automatic-locking Han wick from being turned high cnoug remove and drop back so that it can The burner body or gallery cannot bccon nan Instant for rev icking. Finished in japa made, built for service, and yet lij;ht and orna Oiaiers Evtrywhtfi. If **>f of yuri. wv Oil < wuecn $ m ign. ?9 ? "Fioea IUI>JKlna ever bluff when ho plays cards?" "Never >in(ll ho fret s home find e\ ff ?f plains where he has been ' j We of I on hear t In* expression, "as CASH poor as a church mouse. Hut even a muuu church mouse doesn't have to lire on tho collections. W, <ed by Women of her ' ve hejjn^HHn livery" vv'"' PBf3fffflnP^Ri ondcrsex jgjgm 'jmO ssfully ^jWjy^SKWwB weak* p88KL!$bSSwS8B$8B8w6BS? "AK WOHHN STRONO ICIC WOMEN WELL. was ever misdirected or her nonhen 6he wrote lor advice, to ary Mkuical Association, Dr. at, Buffulo, N. Y. ml bowel movement one* a (Shy. 'ticlc Sim puts liif 0 K on anything HHb nils lor current value and Miprrior i: flood as coin o! the realm. Il is to vdrift II off less Lard. Fvery [Vfflpj Impeded and Passed and is so labeled. nless you see il on llie can. Snow>ffless Lard is the l? xt shortening [uperin; revilis in cooking. iind healthpon lo< )s and digestion. Made by BJfjwi UTHERN COTTON OIL CO. B ^ 1 . MONSTER it is bad, it would durken hing dragon. Each sting s >f malaria. These germs I hen come chills and that undermine the health i * int ?a bottle proves. licine and the one sure It kills the chills. It mps out the cause and lat's only the beginning of E. It builds up the body., he blood, tones \ip the . eys. OXID1NC puts the ;rb health. > INL make it the best thin, pale persons. It is j ney can buy. Dealer's ., Mfrs.. Iinllas-. Teia*. I Room side of the house where asts strike hardest alwavx /er temperature than the e house. There arc times is necessary to raise the ire quickly or to keep the .ire up for a long period. :t be done by the regular af heating without great '1 r! flVf rllfiofinnr ftin ^ ft ?cr>i ui ;e. The only reliable heating such a room other means is to use a RF1ECTIOM Snokclcss mximsx^ tely smokeless and odorless at for q short or Jorifj time, lowing heat for nine hours? amount of oil in the fonr. put in like a cork in a bottle, t pet lost. ic spreader prevents the i_ . - ? ii 10 sinoKC, and is easv to be clcaned in an instant. ie wedged, 8nd can be unscrewed n or nickel, strong, durable, wellmental. Mas n cool handle. He far dtseriplii* circular ***"" i "B1" I I M tt ln???n( rell.r n ml { >> ? I 1 II SWIM ' nr.Kln.H.on, 9 H H I Ifin /!?,./ tr.st, A nicMKiu. "^isTliomp&on'sEyeWater I it y< ii trai ? h f ? yoiif t?iif no*i? u rnonu i i.nn, Mofk potent hfti propi*?!y ki|ri.<i "> "? ? -X NO. H.ne.poll., m N. U., ATL ANTA. NO. 44-1910. ,oo, retail.