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C.B. CHAMBERLAIN, M.R
. OF WASHINGTON,D.C.
C. B. Chamberlin, M. D., writes from Hth and P Sts., Washington, D. C.: i
"Many cases have come?? under my obtervatLotij where Peruna j
has beneated and cured. Therefore, I cheerfully recommend it for J
catarrh and <% general to.,\\lc.?-C. B. CHAM BERLIN, H. I). \
Medical Examiner U. S. Treasury.^
Dr. Llewellyn Jordan, iledical* Examiner
of D. S. Treasury Department, (?rad*tfat:TSf
-.-. . o ? s ? s a Columbi* Collego,
and who servrd
-.throe year3 .at
West Point* has".the
iollowiag to say ol
?Perun:*. ?.
"Allow inc to ax
press ruy gratttudo
to you for tho
ben o li t d e r i v <? d
. from yov.ifc. -flgpn^
de.rfr.1 rvrarjTdy.-i
On^ short m'wntli
'has brought forth"
a vast chang'; and i
I now consider I
myself a well man ;
after months go! |
suffering. *,Fellow-sufreiors, Feruna will
cure you."-Dr. Llewollyn'Jordan. .
Geo. C. Havener, M. D., of Anacostia, D.
C., writes:
The Peruna Medicine Co.; .Columbus, 0.:
.?teutlamen-"In .iny-j?ract?c?l'. have had
occasion to frequently prescribe your valu
able m'edicine, and ha"yc found its UJC beno
especially in cases of catarrh."
lieorge C. Havener, M. D;. j *
If you do not receive prompt and satis
fago^ .^csul^s Jrom tho use of Penina,
w?te at Vnco tot Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement, of ..your ca^e, and he will
bo pleasod to- give you his valuable ad
vice gratis.
s?ddaess Dr.
Twe ' Hartman
OhtotCSi
Hartman, Pr?sident of
Sanitarium; Columbus,
Prevented by Shampoos of CUTICURA SOAP
and light dressings, of CUT?CURA, purest of
emollient skin cures. This treatment at once
stops falling hair, removes crusts, scales, and
dandruff, soothes irritated, itching surfaces,
stimulates the hair follicles, supplies the roots
with energy and nourishment, and makes the
hair grow upon a sweet, wholesome, healthy
scalp whet* all else f ?ils.
A SOAP
Assisted by CUTICURA OINTMENT, for preserving, pnrifying, and beautify
ing the skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff, and tho
stopping of falling hair, for softening, whitening, and^thiug red, rough,
and sore hands? for baby rashes, itchlngs, and chaflngs, and for all the pur
poses of the toilet, bath, and nurser}-. Millions of Women uso CUTICURA
- SoAP^in the form of baths for annoying Irritations, Inflammations, and
excoriations, for too free or offensive perspiration, in the form of washes for
ulcerative weaknesses, and Tor ?^any antiseptic purposes which readily sug
gest themselves to women andmvfl?H?^MTicuRA SOAP^corabiucs delicate
emollient properties derived" from <T3*^Hfci., the great ?kin cure, with the
: purest of cleansing ingredients, and the most refreshing of flower odours.
No other medicated soap is to be compared with it for preserving, purifying,
and beautifying the skin, scalp,4 hair, and hands. No other foreign or
domestic toilet soap, however expensive, is to be compared with it for all the
purposes of the toilet, bath, ar^l nursery. - Thus jt combines, in ONE SOAP at
ONS PRICE, the 3EST skin and complexion soap, and the BEST toilet and
baby soap in tfie world. '
Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every Humour,
..Jp** >? . Consisting of CirncmtA SOAP(25C.), to cleanse thc akin of crusta
?B?lT?lf*3 STHV? a3ti scales, and soften thu Lhiiikencd cuticle; CUTXCOlu OINTMENT
? ILA ft fllL) IMS ?S ('^-X to Instantly allay Itching, Inflammation, and Irritation, and
600the and beal; and CUTICURA RESOLVENT PILLS (25C..), to cool
'?' ' Thfl Sf?# ?fcl '-'and clcansv thc "blood. A SINGLE SET ls often auffielest to cure
. tallow* ??pi .. th? most torturlrT, dleflimrinfr, Itching, bnrnlnfr, and scaly skin,
scalp, and blood humours, rashes, itching, and irritations, with loss of hair, when all else
?I .falla, Sold throughout thc world;. British;. opV>t: 27-28, Charterhouse Sq., London. French
Depot: 5 Eue d? la Pair, Paris*. POTTEIT Juuo AND CUEM. COUP., Sole Props., Boston.
OOTIOORA Rsiotvts* Pitia ^Chocolate Con lcd ) ore a now, tasteless, odourless, economical
Substitute for the celebrated-llqidd CUTICUBA RfSOLVENT, as woll as for all other blood purifiers
and humour cur?s. Put up in screw*-cap* poe If et rials, containing 60 dosed, price, 25c. Cun
CUBAPrxLS are alterative, antiseptic, tonic, and digestive, and beyond question the purest, sweet
" est; most-successful and economical blood and skin purifiers, humour cures, ant', to nie-digest 1res
"jret compounded. v -
^????T? Thompson's Eye Watsr J Mention this Paper 'V???T
TWO WHO FAILED.
A man failed after trying long,
And then sat down and wondered why;
He saw not where ho had been wrong,
Nor where fair chances had slipped by.
All that he did was sit and guzi
Upon the hopes strewn 'round him there
And wonder on"through nil his days
Why fate had marked him for despair.
Another failed and stepped aside
And saw the canses ot his woe
He saw TI here efforts misapplied
Had aided ohance to bring him low
And, taking note of all the poet,
And taming into newer ways,
He tried again and filled at last
The hopes of all his eager days.
J MY NEW HOUSEKEEPER. !
t _ i
^ Br HOKACE EATON WALKEK.
. Of course I do not claim to bs a mod
el housekeper; but Adolphus well
knew that I was the child of aristo
cratic parents, and he had fair warn
ing, too, as my father said, on giving
me to him, that I was a good girl, an
educated young lady, and with a little
patience and perseverance could be de
veloped into a real helpmeet.
"I take her for better and for worse,
my dear Mr. Hartshorn," he said, "and
I really believe that none of us will
live to regret my union with your only
child."
Of course, we all hoped so and be
lieved so; for Adolphus Marston was a
fine young man, of good family, and
with habits of life above the average.
So matters were consummated, I be
coming his willing bride.
At first we took our meals at the
nearest restaurant, as our new cottage
was not yet fitted, to the requirements
of my fastidious new husband. I had
resolved from the very first not to ruf
fle his temper; and while mine was not
of the sweetest, I being to some in
tents and purposes a spoiled child, I
decided to hold my peace if theheavens
fell. I saw a growing impatience on
his part, however, and could easily see
that taking his meals at a caie was de
cidedly annoying on account of the de
lays of orders, the muddy coffee, the
impertinence of waiters, and other dis
agreeable etceteras.
Finally I ventured to ask him if he
was tired of taking his meals out. He
was very tired, and was now ready for
business, the business of housekeeping.
"But, Dolphy, may I ask the name
of our housekeeper?"
"It is Adolphus Marston!"
I simply stared, for so far as I was
aware, he knew little or nothing of thc
culinary art. I patiently awaited
coming events, which were now rapid
ly casting their shadows before.
Not long after this we were happi
ly settled in our new home; the res
taurant was abandoned for all time,
and our larder filled to repletion. Of
course our first venture was breakfast,
and I wondered at his remaining in
bed so late; as it was an excessively
cold morning, the sitting roora and
kitchen fires would both need tending,
and he was due at the office at 8
o'clock.
I was later ?wakened however from
a light nap by hearing Adolphus mov
ing hurriedly about the sitting room.
An intense chillness was in the atmos- j
phere, and there seemed to be trouble !
of some kind.
1 wondred what it was, but I did not
.wonder audibly. Silence seemed to be
golden at this hour. Presently I heard
Adolphus descend the kitchen stairs,
and arising, I insp2cted the sitting
room. It was a sight to behold. Ashes
to right of me, ashes to left of me,
ashes everywhere. I could have sat
down and cried ; but as he haa not lost
patience why should I? So, on hear
ing his returning footsteps hastily re
tired, and when he re-entered the
room loaded with kindling wood pa
per, shavings and a whole box of j
matches, I was as unconscious as the 1
seven sleepers. But poking his chilled
note through the portieres Adolphus 1
announced:
"Hortense, the sitting room fire is
out."
"Indeed!"
"And the fire is also out in the
kitchen stove."
"Can't I help you?"
"Oh, no! I'm the housekeeper for one
week. At the end of that tim I shall
either commit suicide go to a lunatic
asylum or fall into a high fever."
After more noise than a threshing
machine, and dust, smoke and some
remarks Adolphus announced to him
self that the fire was going. As soon
as he left the room I arose and dressed,
not to receive callers, but in my com
monest gown, as from present indica
tion I knew that the unexpected was
sure to happen, and it did. I under
stood very little about a broom, and
much less about a carpet sweeper, but
between them both I managed to make
the sitting room presentable. Then
a call from the kitchen.
"Hortense are you up? "
"Yes, dear."
"How much water do you put in bis
cuit flour?'
"Just a little, so it will knead, Dol
phy, dear."
A rattle of dishes, a noise of spoons
and moulding board, then,
"Hortense, how much cream of tar
tar for a batch of biscuit?"
"I guess a teaspoonful."
"How much soda?"
"I gless a teaspoonful."
"You could tell me what a quaver, a
demi-serai-quaver is in music, a bar, a
bre?, a crochet, a chord, and not
guess at it So don't guess a tea
sponnful, but how much soda."
"Enough to suit the taste."
"Tastes differ."
"So do cooks."
A half hour passed away, I did not
dare to descend to the kitchen; the
noise there was simply overwhelming.
I could hear him bang the roller over
the moulding boarcC'then crash! He
had dropped a dish, and I heard him
say he didn't see how a dish could
break into so many pieces. Later I
heard the oven door snap to, a few
hasty steps, and then a deathly silence.
What could it mean? Why this still
ness? Had he fallen in a fit from
mental excitement? Or was he quiet
ly strapping his razor preparatory to
cutting his throat? The suspense was
horrible. I could not bear it! How
cruel of me not to share his morning's
troubles!
"Hortense!"
The name came with double excla
mations, and the voice seemed nat
ural.
"What, dear Dolphy?"
"Breakfast is ready!"
What a relief! I repaired to the
room below; sitting in front of the
stove, his chair tilted back, his feet
elevated to a level with his breast, a
glow of culinary satisfaction over
spreading his face Adolphus said:
"H*""tense, the new cook presents
the compliments of thc morning, an
nounces his bill of fare as consisting of
hot biscuit, hot coffee, new creamy
butter, an'd thc complete solution of
the- servant question. Pleas?} be seat
?d, wh lio I, at tt
will pour the coil
tender the biscuit
work, carry oft th
I was only too
[ had developed s
:ite, and the pros;
flrt>t housekeepln
with those ind
?very new wife :
"I certainly co
Dolphy," I said, :
table, upon whlc
fee, rows of*plum
lng over ali, my
countenance.
"Hortense, we
vant question foi
"How?"
.'If the servant
wife is not a co
to the new husb
of any brains, he
coom and kitchc
rolls, gems or bi
be. Eureka! I
Hortense, allow
beautifully goldf
They were go!
Thc soda had no
hot oven had do
"Are they all
"Very fair, co:
"Considering?
his boots? Try t
I have not bruten the gare *"ffp?~
is beyond compare."
It did have aroma, but as ?Tee it
was flat, vapid, and altogethe with
out character; and the creamer but
ter! It was the poorest kitchecook
ing butter! I could not eat (.
.'Dolphy, let's go down to i res
taurant, get a good square meabeturn
home, sand for your mother id my
mother, and hold a meeting, i>para
tory to taking our initial stepsa suc
cessful housekeeping; for youannot
cook, I cannot cook, and tlrefore
somebody must come who can.Am I
unreasonable?" r.
"I guess not." >
"Shall we do it?"
"By all means."
And it all resulted in the fa that
our mothers secured us a t lt, a
chambermaid, a washerman, and
though Adolpus has not solve~(ru~
mooted servant question, I am st
alive, and he has not committed suicl
nor made any more golden biscuit
Waverley Magazine.
AN UNFINISHED STORY.
A Point Where In rollins It the Kev. I
Harrow* Alway* Stop?.
The Rev. Dr. John Henry Barrovi
president of Oberlin College, who fe
merly preached to a Chicago Congr
gation, tells a little story concernb
an experience of his own that may
worth passing along. It was at t
time that Dr Barrows was making a
rangements for the holding of the gre
congress of religions here. He had t
immense correspondence to take ca
of, and found it necessary to empl
a stenographer. The young lady w
pretty. It is not to be inferred th
there are any but pretty lady sten
graphers, but the one employed
Dr. Barrows was especially comely.
The doctor fitted up a workroo
on the third floor of his house, whe
he and thc stenographer toiled ha
day after clay, undisturbed by calle
and well away from the noises of tl
streets.
The work of preparing for the co:
gress was still going forward on tl
14th of February, when the doctor's 1
tie son became excited over the sen
lng and receiving of-valentines. Theb<
had been running about the neighb
hood handing love tokens to the chil
ren he knew and many had come
him. when he remembered th?.t hi
a father up on the third floor, in add
tion to the One in Heaven. Going i
his mother, he proposed that thc
send up a valentine.
"Well," said Mrs. Barrows, "it is vei
nice of you to remember father. Ho
would it do for me to write a valentir
for him and let you take it up?"
The boy was delighed at the idea an
bis mother wrote upon the sheet c
paper:
"Please kiss the bearer."
This she placed in an envelop
which was properly sealed and addres:
ed to the doctor. The boy started u]
stairs with his valentine, but he he
been running around a good deal du
ing the morning and his legs we
weary. When he had reached the se
oncl floor he met the pretty steno
rapher, who had started out after po
tage stamps or something, and ask?
i." she wouldn't be kind enough
hand the note to his father.
She took the envelope, gave tl
child a pat on the check and ran ba<
upstairs, where-perhaps prompted 1
some feminine curiosity-she walt
while Dr. Barrows opened his valentii
and read, in his wife's handwriting:
"Please kiss the.bearer."
Here is where Dr. Barrows alwa
cuts the story off.-Chicago Recor
Herald.
PEARLS OF THO JGHT.
Genius is only great patience^
Buffon.
A good man does good merely b
living.-Bulwer.
Genius is only a superior power c
seeing.-Ruskin.
Every brave man is a nan of ii
word.-Corneille.
Forgive thyself little and other
much.-Leighton.
The education of the humand min
commences in the cradle.-Cogar.
No thoroughly occupied man-wa
ever yet very miserable.-L. E. Lai
don.
If you do what you should not yo
must bear what you would not.
Franklin.
If the poor man cannot always ge
meat, the rich man cannot always d
gest it.-Giles.
Every duty which we omit obscure
Eome truth which we should hav
known.-Ruskin.
We can hardly learn humility an
tenderness enough except by suffei
ing.-George Eliot.
He that is selfish and cuts off hi
own soul from the universal soul c
all rational beings is a kind of volui
tary outlaw.-Marcus Aurelius.
Mern Opinion.
It is no disgrace to be poor, but 1
Is often inconvenient?
A few touches of nature smoot
many a wrinkled skin.
Experience is a school* It is als
trying, at times.
Absence of your wife's relative
makes thc heart grow fonder.
The sweetest meat ls not always li
the largest nut. A great pedigree ma;
contain little virtue.-Chicago Record
Herald.
Til8 French I.n?lon of Honor.
Tho largest order of merit in thi
world is the French legion of Honor
which now has reached half a millioi
members
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.
It is calculated that the rivers of
taly. il* harnessed, would be collec
ively capable of developing 2,640,000
orse power. So far only about 300,
00 horse power has been utilized for
ommercial purposes.
The sea is a great denuding agent;
ut its work is more constructive than
estructive. It is the workshop where
early all the stratified rocks have
een accumulated and ranged in lay
rs of strata. The rivers and ocean
urrents continually bring in fresh
upplles of debris, even for hundreds
f miles.
The temperature of the earth is ea
[mated to be at least 5000 degrees
'ahrenheit at a depih of 50 miles,
nd in many places comparatively
igh temperatures are found very
ear the surface. Tho utilization of
his heat is one cf, the great problems
.ow in the minds of engineers. With
he direct and economical conversion
.f heat into electricity on a large
.cale, which is looked f?r in the near
Uture, the earth's hot spotr. should
iecom? Important manufacturing ccu
re?.
As the result of studies on New Jer
ey mosquitoes last summer. Professor
john B. Smith of Tlutgers college says
that, not orly will the insce's travel
long distancer, from their breeding
place, but on favorable evenings large
swarms rise and are- carried during
the night by winds. The direction in
which they go is often seaward.
Swarms have been met 15 miles from
the shore, and they are common five
miles from shore. Migration of mos
. qultoes. with the aid of the winds,
Professor Smith regards as of much
importance, and as rendering the con
trol of the mosquito nuisance a state
rather than a local affair. The Ano
pheles mosquitoes continue to breed
long after frost has set in, and even a
covering of ice on ponds is not fatal
to their larvae and pupae.
Some of thc meteorites that fall
upon tho earth possess a peculiar
atnmtma Indicating tv??* v.ave
con
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"xiety. but the moves were made with
y diplomacy, and we were fully protect
ed. Mind, old man, the mine is a pay
(f able one without salting, but actual
:returns would not have moved the
8 parket.
j "Now, today I got the biggest shock
of all. S-'s brother came. I was
^'.working on the wash and was in a
duece of a fix. But I professed to be
d glad to sea him and invited him to
take a dishful and wash it. He did
a so. Meantime I made a clay pill, put
f a grain of gold in it, and put it into ray
mouth. When he handed rae the dish
u I promptly did a sneezing fit and the j
- pill accidently fell into the dish, and
you ought to have seen his face when
,t |he washed it! He behaved like a
I. ?schoolboy, shook hands with me and
{generally played the fool. I invited
him to try another dish. But no, ho
was 'more than satisfied, had taken
?he dirt himself and had washed it.'
I impressed upon him the utmost
Secrecy, with the result-as a matter
ta course-that he promptly rodo into j
lavery one he met, and put them all
8 in a fever. From this you will gather
? hiat I am pulling the ropes correctly."
i* -London Mail.
Coronet* to Orclor.
There is a sign in a Piccadilly shop
vindow which says, simply but magni
ficently, "Coronets to order." Sam
jles, too, arc in the window for all j
g-ados. from tho duke's down to tho |
baron's. Tho apeal it? irresistible. A j
siop. at all events, is. a democratic
Institution, and yet here is a shop- j
keeper, silently crying for custom, of
raring coronets literally to tho man
ii the street and stimulating his imag
ination until he can almost fancy him
self going in, asking to be shown a
few, and trying them on. Uko hats.
Manchester (Eng.) Guardian.
Nearly 10 percent of all children
learn to walk by the time they have
reached their .enth month.
LIFE INSURANCE SOLICITING
VS AN UP-TO-DATE BUSINESS
There ls Plenty of Room at the Bot
tom-Some Interesting Facts by
Jae. W. Alexander, In "Success."
In the other professions, it ia said
hat there is pie-ty of room at che top.
n life insurance, there is plenty of
oom at the bottom; that ls, for young
ellows just beginning. To oue man who
8 insured for his life, there are many
?he might be. Even In Nev/ York city,
vhere there are more agents in propor
.ion to population than anywhere else
n this country, not one-tenth of the
leid is covered. It is a field that
ceeps constantly renewing itself,
ifoung men who ?: t?king upon them
selves the responsibilities of married
l?e need life insurance, and can be
:ohvince? bf the fact. Men who, are
ilr?ady insured almost aiw?ys take
jut larger policies as their incomes
;row. Thus an agent obtains a cliente
lage which is a continuing source of in
lome to him.
The time is past for regarding life
insurance soliciting as a temporary oc
cupation. None but men who are sure
that the field offers them a complete
career and adequate reward for their
output of energy and talent through
the whole course of, their working
rears can succeed nowadays in busl
The si
I these is very
pronounced. The
work possesses
the peculiarity of
giving unusually
meager returns
to those who are
not adapted to
JA*, tv. ALEXANDER, it, and unusually
,'rM,d8KJ?gS.bi?L,to'great returns to
men who have the courage, persever
ance, tact, hopefulness, up-to-date
methods, and ability requisite to build
up a life insurance clientelage. There
ls a considerable number of men in
this country who earn, as life insur
ance agents, more money every year
than is paid to the president of the
United States. The income of a few is
nearly double the president's salary.
Almost without exception,'these men
began with no capital but brains and
energy. Of course, they have excep
tional qualities, the chief of which arc
energy, will power and common sense.
Hardly any of them can be said to have
unusually brilliant minds, and very
few of them are college graduates. But
they know the world and know men.
They have confidence in themselves,
and strength of will.
The best companies make a constant
endeavor to discover thc men who
work with this spirit; and, when they
find them, they try to show them that
their services are appreciated. If they
desire a change from field to office
France Frefer? Our Kleinen.
Th? ten locomotives recently sent to Franco
novo been fouud satisfactory, und us this
shipment ls only purr, o? au order for fifty of
them, it proves that foreigners appreciate
tho valuo of our products. There" ls also
another American product that ls much ap
preciated on accouni its efficacy in cases
of stomach, liver and bowel complaints, and
that is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It cures
Indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation and bil
iousness. Don't fail to try it.
Opium is produced in seven countries
India, Turkey, Persia, Algiers, North
America, Australia and China.
Ask Ynnr Dealer For Allen'? Foot-K??e,
A powder. It rests the feet. Cures Corns,
Bunions,Swollen, Sore, Hot, Callous,Achine;,
Sweating Feet and Ingrowing Nails. Allen's
Foot-Ease makes new or llifht shoes easy. At
all Druggists and Shoestores, 25 cents. Ac
cept no substitute. Samplo mailed F..?.E.
Address Allen S. Olmsted. LeKoy, N. Y.
A Paris editor complains that almost
half the people of Paris were not born
lhere.
Senbonrcl Interchangeable Mileage
Tickets.
Seaboard Air Line Ballway lins placed
on sale 1.000 milo tickets ut '?25.00, trillen
tickets are good over its entire system,
and ?>lso over the lines of its Important
connections, representing in nil approxi
mately 15.000 miles.
Full information as to these tickets may
be obtained noon application to any agent
or representative of the company.
FITS permanently cured. No (its or nervous
ness after first day's use of Dr. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer, i 2 tri a! bottle and treai.^efree
Dr. IL H. KLINE, Ltd., 931 Arch St.. Philu., Pa.
There has been no women rulers of
Uuss'a since the death of Catherine II.
Mrs.AVinslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, sof ton the gums, reducesi n tl a m m a
lion,allays pain,cures wind code. 25c. ii bottle
Thc father of a bright baby is alway;
i. (inn believer in heredity.
Thirty minutes is all the time requiro.1 to
dye with PUTS AS FADELESS DYES. Sold by
ail druggists.
The man who seiis alarm c'.ocks should
do a rousing business.
l'iso's Cure is tho best medicine wc overused
for all affections of throat aud lungs.-WM.
O. EXDSLET, Yanbureu, Iud. Feb. 10, 1900.
More than 23,000 persons in Switzerland
are engaged in wood-carving.
Tettorinc Cure? Kczema,
Ring Worm, Barber's Itch,Scaidhead, Totter
and those itching skiu troubles so unpleas
ant and disgusting. 50c. a box by mnil from
J. T. Shuptrine, Savannah, Ga., if your drug
gist don't beep it.
The Belgian locomotivee have two whis
tles, one of a softer h>ne than the other,
to be used near railway stations.
" I was very poorly and could
hardly get about the house. I was
tired out all the time. Then I tried
Aycr's Sarsaparilla, and it only
took two bottles to make me feel
perfectly well."-Mrs. N. S. Swin
ney, Princeton, Mo.
Tired when you go to
bed, tired when you get
up, tired all the time.
Why ? Your blood is im
pure, that's the reason,
iou are living on the
border line of nerve ex
haustion. Take Ayer's
Sarsaparilla and be
quickly cured. KS;
Ask ynir doctor wlial bo thinks of Ayor'a
S^mnpnrilln. Ile know* all nb?nl thl* ?rraml
?ld ?amlly moHlelni?. Follow hit advice and
wo will bo ?atinfleH.
.t. c. Arni: Co., Lowell, Kass.
?os?oi?o??o??o??oP,ot?.oe?ot?oi?oii.o??o
Cures *
Headache, ?
LaURIPPE, COLDS, ETC. o
tt Dor? ?Sol Afl"? ct Ihc Heart.
j? So d by DruKKlsts. li an I 25c bottle JS
o?to'?o??o'40ftoVin)tofco*ofeo3toiio?
j f APUD1NE
A* i .riuiuup ri
Lydia E* Pinkh&m'? Vi
It will entirely cure the worst for
r?an troubles, Inflammation
of the Womb, ?nd conseque
adapted to the Change of Lil
It has cured more cases
other remedy the world has evj
cases. It dissolves and expsls
of development, and checks ar
Irregular, Suppressed or
Stomach, Indigestion, Bloating
ache. General Liability quickly1.
Womb troubles, causing pl
lieved and permanently cured f
acts in harmony with the laws
harmless as water.
It quickly removes that Bearii
trude, "don't caro" and "want-to'-t
irritability, nervousness, Dizziness, F
melancholy cr tho M blues," and back
of Female Weakness, or some doran
medicine always cure3.
Kidney Complaints and Backn
Compound always cures.
"So other femalo medicine IT
.widespread and unqualified end
has sucli a record of cures of fem:
Those women who refuse to
warded a hundred thousand time
-a cure. Sold by Druggists ever
canine stamped C C C. Never sold In bulk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"something just as good."
..ork, they are given it when possible,
.'othing is left undone that will help,
ile agents, for they are, of course, the
one and sinew of the company. We
re all workers together for a corn
ion end. If, in addition to ability as a
eld worker, a man has executive abil-. ,
ty, he may achieve position in the in- '
urance business of unusually large re
gards and great power. He may be
ome, first, a general manager-that i
5, the manager of a certain district, ,
irecting the work of all the agents
herein. These places are much
ought for, as the general agent usual
y receives a commission on the re
urns of all agents under him, and has
n excellent vantage ground for the
.'riling of a very large personal busl
less. There are, of course, various
;rades of districts, the best men work
ag up to the control of the most re
munerative ones. The man who re
;ards the work as a makeshift is the
>ne who fails.
An agent rr.ust be able, to some ex
ent. to direct and mold the mind of
he "prospect" who has not been edu
.ated up to the insurance Idea. To ac
:omplish this,1 it is obvious that he t
oust inspire confidence and possess a ]
jersonality of sufficient force to give
ils words weight. The men who have
von thc remarkable success in the in
tirance field go beyond this. They
ire- always enthusiastic and optlmlst
c; and. as surely as a burning flame
viii light a match, they communicate
heir enthusiasm to others.
I believe that any man of average
ibllity, industry and strength of char
icter can attain, in the insurance busi
IOSS. an entirely satisfactory position
n life. The calliug is one, above i
ithers, that has the latchstring out for
..oung men who are beginning life
vlthout special advantages, who are
mtering the battle, not in automobiles
>r carriages, or in push carts, with
?datives or friends behind, but afoot.
\s I have indicated, they need not
lave money, nor a higher education.
They need not sit in offices, waiting for
business, while expenses are running
MI. They need not drift. There ls
plenty for them to do. The older pro
less ions are. undoubtedly, greatly over
crowded. We are overburdened with
lawyers. doctors, and clergymen.
There are not enough fees >to go
around, and an undue proportion suffer
the pangs of failure.
It is possible to steal a penny and still
he in a cent.
alsby & Company,
41 S. Forsyth St.,Atlant?, Ga.
Engines and Boilers
Steam Water Heaters, Stoain T'uinp* and
Peiuberthy Injectors.
.Manufacturers and Penlers In
S.A. W MILLS,
Corn Mills, Ft-e.1 Mills, Cotton Gin Machin
ery and drain Separators.
SOLID nnd INSERTED Saws, Saw Teeth and
Locks. Knight's Patent DORS, Itirdsall Saw
Mill und Kn erinn Kopnlri?, Governors, Grato
Karn and a full Un? of Mill Supplies. Price
mid quality of Roods (,'uirantoed. Catalogue
freo by mentioning this paper.
>;RE FitfE Hout PAT ..??*? RCQUCfcO.
"Ki?nircTO"
Isn perfectly harmless vegetable compound. It posi
tively nnd permanently rlluiinntes corpulency and
superfluous flesh, it Kneen K ABMlLUTKanda*
harm len ns f n-i-h air. Thousand* of patient? hare used
this treatment. Physician* endure I r. Write to us for
Fill KTKKATMKftT. send Ten Cents tocover
???l?ge. rte. Correspondence strictly confidential.
K.ver v tlilnic in plnln Mall d pnoknges. We send you the
lorin II In,I lyon take i ur I rent men t, and you cnn make
'.Lidiieto' nt home If you desl?e; ki owing the Ingred
ients need lin vc no fear of evil ciTicts. Address,
liniMtis (liein.t 0..3701 rs Jeff A rc rat Luuls.M?
Tor the race
Of life, you know,
Red Seal Shoes
Are all the go.
CUIItS Wn?Ht ALL ELSE FAILS,
nest Contd: Syrup. Testes Good. Use
in time, ^old hv druggists.
MP Tl ON Y>
w Truly the Great
of Lydia E. Pink
Vegetable Corn
Justifies Her Orig
igrtatufe*.
eg?iafyie GoitipounA
ms bf Female Complaints, ali Ova
?es it
Dvern the female system, and to as
iff-doTTO Feeling, extreme lassi
le-lef t-a!onc " feeling, excitability,
aintness, sleeplessness, flatulency,
ache. These are sure indications
gemcnt cf the Uterus, which this
.che of cither sex thc Vegetable
i tho "world has received such
[orsemcnt. No other medicino
ile troubles.
? accept anything clso aro re
ss, for they get what they want
ywhere. I?efuso all substitutes.
Sold by 63 I lutiglas Stores in
American cities, and the best
retail shoe dealers everywhere.
Caution ? The genuine have
W. L. I ?ouglas' name and price
& lamped on thc bottom.
Xo??ceAttertate of sales in table br.lovt
itnj - 7 j ,,;or; Pain.
BMBHBI
189ftrrr.S98.182 Pairs.
1000=: 1-259,754 Pairs.
1501 ==M^H^giS
?islncss More Than Doubled In Four Years.
THE REASONS :
\V.Ul)oti|tlai nnucft nnrt ?-:1R more men's $3.00
ami $.l..Ms!ioes than any other two manufacturers.
W.b.D.jiml.is $.1.00 and IMO shoes placed side hy
side wit h JS.oo and SR.no shoos of ot her makes are
found to be just as pood. They will outwear two
palra of ordinary $3.00 and $3.C0 shoe?.
Made of the best leathers. Including Patent
Corona Kid, Corona Colt and National Kangaroo.
Fut Color Ejelc-t? ?nil Always Black Hook? Csfd.
W.I,.Douglas Si "CIR K-tir Line" cannot bc equalled.
Shoes by mail. 25 cts. extra. Catalog:
free. TV. T.. POICOLAS, llrof?cton, Mass.
Fruit.
Its quality influences
the soiling price.
Profitable fruit
growing insured only
when enough, actual
Potash
is in the fertilizer.
Neither quantity nor
good quality possible
without Potash.
Write for par/ree boola
giving details.
GERMAN' KAU WORKS.
93 Nassau St.. New Yo;k City.
'FLORO DORA "BANDS are
of same value as tags from
'STAR.' 'DRU M MONO'NATURAL LEAF.
'GOOD LUCK' 'OLD PEACH & HONEY'
'RAZOR and '?RICEGREENVILLE"
Tobacco.
THE URINE IS MY GUIDE
If you will loni SM a a? tuple of your Bora
Inf urine for ebemlcal analrtlt. I will tell
jem br Utter, tho NAME. LOCATION ?nd
EXTENT ?f your 6?lA|f ?nd wketUa?
CURABLE, or IH? UR A Blt. frc. of etarn.
Di.Unce 1? Bo Mirier to rocwi when
.elene, take. ttl. rl.oe ot (newing. Bend
, * ve cente tor mallint Cate for arma. My
Jlcctur.onTMl WATER DOCTOR eentfrea.
vi. F\ SHAFER, M. ?.,
522 Venn Ave., Pittsburg-, Pa.