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ITTLE IYER PILLS. ■ Ugh! C’uluuiol make* ,v.tin sU-k. It's horrible! Take a ilnpTfof t he ilnugero-us drug tonight and tomorrow \ovriuay lose a ,dav .s. work. ^ t'aloiin l is mercury or quicksilver which mtisos.-- fiet-rnsis of -the- btmt**. JESUS CHOOSES THE TWELVE I.15Sao.|}.TKXT- Ma’rk >:7«5 GOLDKN' TEXT And he ' ordaitil'd •twelve, that they-should, b* 4 with hint, aftil Ontt hr—mbifU seiet theta forth to-i>rea< h AUi rk ('ahtpiol, when .It mines Info contact RatproofinQ Dwellings and Storehouses Will Reduce Food Losses : PROTECT FOOD BILLIONS; DESTROY RATS AND MICE \\> have bilTIbns of bUshels .■ ,1 ■ • j , ■ .£ ' — / 1 . 1 ; , *. ; BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA rxri For G>nstipation Carter's tittle Liver Pills will set you right over night. Purely Vegetable Small Pill. Small Dose, Small Price Will restore color to the faces of those who lack Iron in the blood, as roost pale-faced people do. IXriOVED UNlfOtM IlfTEBNATIOfirL PAQC tIVIN ' r *-s . • ,• • ■ ’v (»- ' ■ . (Special lnformatlpn Serylee, U. F. Department of 'AprU ulture. ) BILLIONS IN FOOD HARVEST—I Wooden Orchestra. JJ'loro exists in Rrinnza. in Loiu--_ hftVriy ;i 1111 iquii..i!rcUestni/T»r. inor'e properly \ | mu king, a band, the instru ments wf which nfe all made of Wood. The .pipes are made of reeds, and tire fastened together ride by side after the fashion of those seen in the. pictures of the gnd I’an. 1'ach man plays pipes of a different si/.e and length, the bass pipes often being several feel long. Be* —ahles ilo‘ pipes.~a.Qy oilier instrument's, such as drums.* fluteri > French horns and mu a rude attempt at a trom bone,; but all are made of wood. / The members of this' odd band ftre Estimate of Department of ,Agri- -flrti quit? Ignorant of written score?*: ^Culture for 1917. but 1Ih*\ have quick and sensitive.eaFs, < . ' / slnee their hurniViiiy is purely ink title- / .' ! the. (’urioifsUTiinti^rk, they most oft- - en learn their seleetiomy from that most modern • »f inventions, the phono graph. The music produced h.v this furious band is said to have a-curious, weird harmony that is decidedly agree- able.— Kdwin Tarrl^se. _ 4-i It ^Acting. Direct or. of. the ^UrvdKy'gjehoot (’burse of th<> Moody Bible Institute, Chicago.) i( opvrlght. 11>1|7 W. .tiTn \i Lupip.r t'nL«n i m = T " ' ‘ ' —» LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 10 Calomel Users! Listen To Me! I Guarantee Dodson’s v r ?Efo|Mflruggist gives back your money if it doesn’t J liven your liver arid bowels and straighten you up without^na-king you sick.' BIG CROP WORTH $10,700,000,000 INTEBMPTiIiaTe TOf'B'-TLe twelve i and what we knew about them J j- SENIOR AND ADULT TOIdC-What It i means to be ft disciple of Jesus. lie J No man can alAfio accomplish any — "rent task.j Fver.v gri'tit leader has i been blessed by one or nmse equally \ great helpers. Luther had his Melajpfc- thou: Wesley' his brother rhnrrjes. AYhjt field jid others; Moody had Whittle, Bliss. Sankey. Tow-fur and more. These lenders but j/ftldwed tljre example of our Lord. Jesus' mihistry. made-hiin Tnuch observed and greatly 'hmlflplled his duties and burdens. \vhcn. therefore. Tre- riwy these dis ciple^, he desired hot. only to ohtnijJ or, you have headache, dizziness, coat ed tongue, If breath is had or stomach sour, just try a f spoonful of harmless Hudson's Liver Tone tonight, v - -- Here’s my guaruntee-^Go to any drug-store and get u bottle olT Dodson's Liver Tom* for a few cents. Take a help add to begin to teach those who j*, were t<v mk/iils place, huff like every of food worth billions of dollars, ^ Let’s protect these billions. We d .need all of them. Let’s not al- low rats and mice to take their 2! toll of millions this’year—$1200,- $ "• | STATE OF ILLINOIS IN LEAD Farm Value of Nation’s Production Two and One-Half Times That of 1909—Crops Include Cereals, Po tatoes, Hay and Cotton Lint. A SOFT, VELVETY SKIN should he the ambition of every wom an as there Is nothing so attractive ^ us a fair, smooth skin. Neither soaps nor powders can give this. Thou sands of southern women know from experience that Telterine will quickly rid the skiq of its disfiguring pimples and blotches and give it that bright clear appearance so much admired. Tetterlne Is sold by druggists or sent by mail for 50c., by Shuptrine Co., Savannah, tin.—Adv. - !'*■ jSB. ? Opens School of Commerce: V’Consul Arthur McLean reports from Puerto Plata, Dominican HbpuMic, thru u school of commerce has recently been opened In Santo del los Cabal leros by the AssociatioTr’i*f>Pjuuinercial Employees. Tin- school is open to men and women, and its classes are held both In the day ajul evening. The new school includes courses jn .arithmetic, commercial practice, Miookkeeplng. grammar, and eoinmerdai c«»rresp<ind- k encc. ■V "Cold In the Head” Is an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh Per sons who are subject to frequent "coldi In the head” will find that the use of HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE will build «p the System, cleanse the Blood and render them less liable to colds. Repeated attacks of Acute Catarrh may lead to Chronic Catarrh HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE Is tak en Internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. All Druggists 75c. Testimonials free. $100.00 for anv case of catarrh that HAI^L'S CATARRH MEDICINE wjll not cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio. —d, 1 One’s Conviction#, ;.: 1 -—r “WluLt Js your definition of a phi losopher?" asked the old fogy. “A philosopher," replied the grouch, “is a man \\h»A studies and analyzes his own weaknesses and makes other men .wonder how lit* discovered their weak nesses." Cincinnati Enquirer. For Pimply ‘Fages. To remove pliuples and blackheads smear them with Cuticura-Ointment. Wash off in five minutes wjth Cuticura Soap nigljiot water. For free samples, address “Cutlcitrtb Dept. X, Boston." At druggists and hj^ ijinil, Soap 25; Ointment 25 and 50.—Adv. ^ 000,000 is’their annual hill of de struction, Trapping’,"nnoisoRing, and rat-proofing buildings will help reduce this enormous, food loss. Organized rat hunts by communities are effective. In one lOJdo town a few years ago each of two Organized teams killed more than N.OOt/ rats, and a dinner for ail the hunters was iIk**penalty for the losing side. I^ofirds of trade, civic societies, and citizens’ associations in towns, and farmers’ and-women’s Clubs in rural communities should find this matter worthyof their efforts. Farmers’ Bulletin 800 tells how individuals and communities can fight rats and mice. Write to the-United States department of agriculture for it. L.’ » ' ^ • ) Mississippi river 0% per cent, and the section west of the river 15 per cent. The smallest share of the total value of the 15 crops remains to< the North Atlantic states and to the Western states, 7H per cent each. The relative standing of the various n value of chief crops may he better understood when it Is remembered that the corn crop of 15*17 has an estimated value of $4.054,- 000.000, cotton lint $ 1.452,000,000, hay $1,559,000,000. wheat $ 1,507.000,0<5o, oats $1,001,000,000; and that the North Central states enormously produce corn,.wheat, oats, and hay, and the Southern states cotton, with strong support from corn, tobacco, sweet po tatoes, and rice. taly/ his pi other ac'L he desired to teach a lesson t<» those who were so. carefully observ ing hKn. In verse 14 wo.are told that he clios<> twelve, which was u signifi cant number, corresponding to the /twelve trihes.vand at once confirmed his assumptionso fbe Messlahship and i>‘*Tffeant. that th(\ won<\rous prophesies puonful mid if it doesn't straighten you right up and make you feel fine and vigorous' L wfmt you to go buck to the store and get yourvmoney. ' Dod son’s Liver Tpne is destroying the sale •of -ealoiiMd hecaustt 'it Is real liver trteriieino; entirely \Tgctfthle, therefore if cannot sativ^te or make you'sick. I guiiraritee that- one spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone will put your sluggish liver to work and clean your bowi is of that sour bile and consti pated waste which is clogging your system and making you-foeBmiserable. I guarantee that a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone will keep your entire fam ily feeling tine for months, (live if to your children.- It is harmless; doesn’t gripe and they like its pleasant- taste. FRESH * CRISP WHOLESOME- DELICIOUS TMK SANITARY HIT HDDS AHIIID IN TNI MAKING Of THCSS BISCUITS HAKt THIM THE STANDARD 4 EXCELLENCE < 2pv DmUt bss tuti. or / aM k* $ho«U. cAsk him or imto bs his naou. CHATTANOOGA NAKERY (UTTIMMM It isn't necef^sapy that brilliant", ennversatiomiMst should know TVhat he Is talking about. \ . Thirteen principal farm crops in this Country in 1917 had a value at the farm of $10,700,000,000, according to estimates of the United States depart ment of agriculture, or nearlj/Dvo and one-half times the value for the Cepsus year 1909. This amount is about fifths of the value of uli crops. These crojis include seven ■ eereais, flaxseed, potatoes, sweet potatoes, tame hay, to bacco, ami cotton lint. Three states stand out far in-the lead In their share of this great and unprecedented total, .Illinois is in the front with a value of . $775,000,000 for these crops, lywu is next with $712,000,000, and Texas is . third With $647,000,000. The position of Texas is determined by the cotton crop, which was much damaged by drought; in 1916 and in | divisions of stntes the average of the preceding five years Texas led all the states in the totul value of these crops, and this with out including cottonseed in the value of the cotton crop. . The states that follow in order after Texas in 1917 are Ohio, Missouri, Indiana, Georgia, and Minnesota, with Rvalues ranging from $470,000,009 to $418,000,000. Great Achievement, These figures represent a great achievement by the nation’s agricul tural forces, and the workers well de- ' serve to be cited for commendation. But it is not the time to rest on these gains. It is a time to plan for greater efforts tills year, as Secretary Houston recently pointed out. In comparing tUv^-geographlc divi sions (,»f the country with one another for 1.917, -the great predominance of the North Central states is conspicu ous, and their production Is mostly hu man food nnd animal food. The 12 chief crops produced in these states, for cotton does not appear, had a value that is nearly one-half, or over 48 per cent, of the value of the 15 crops for the whole country. Of this division, the section west of the Mississippi river produced the greater value, or over 27 per cent,-of the nation's total, while the eastern section produced 21 percent. . ' • — . • ~ Production* in South. The entire South produced nearly three-eighths of the total value of the nation’s 15 crops, or 5GVfe per . cent, and this fruction was.divided among the three sections so that the South Atlantic states produced- 14 per cent, the South Central section east of the Get Rid of Rats and Mice. In the United States rats and mice were being fulfilled. It glso served to stimulate those .upon whom theVhnire fell. Jesus, as we know from other passages, retired to the mountains 1 to pray. The call came....from on high (v. 13). and those called “went=«fri to him for preparation and for quali fication. The call Is a purpose ful one. for it is not enough to go up; we must also go down and out, hence these are “sent" (vv. 14. 15). Only those who are authorized, however, are sent, Those whom Jesus sent out were to found a new kingdom and to do a greater work than merely to judge the people, because they were not only to Jtfflgo results, hut they were to change results by altering causes; hence they had power over demons, even as the Master, for evil has no Tights. The r y ‘ w source of their power Is to be Jesus, for lie Vs to be with them, our own pro tection as well LMritt.-28420) ; and their ; power ts tn grnw with it* usage, for we learn by doing. These men were | originally baited, not by a creed hut I by an ideal; not by a doctrine or leach ing. hut by actions; not hv a subscrip tion to a confession. At onl-e they met with conflict. First of all by a blas phemous unbelief. The Holy Ghost is .no more holy than Jesus; but. If \>e , slander him in his veiled condition nnd before his unfinished work, great shall, be the penalty. Those who hate God shut out Ae light. Secondly, by a con flict with misdirected zeal. There were those about Jesus who watched ovei* him, whereas rather they should have i had him watching over them (v. 21). On the other hand, the scribes,accused him of being possessed of devil's. They attributed to the devil the work that Smoking in Church. Smoking in church ts-a Dutch cus ! tom, London Tit-BTtv. states. Dutch men .arc such inveterate smokers that rarely i.s pin- of them seen without a. 1 pipe* lie finds himself jumble to de prive himself of /the indulgence even lor the short period of a church's ser\ ipd. A similar practice exists in sev eral churches in South America. The practice Is said to have been prevalent in. Great Britain at the be ginning of the seventeenth celitlirv. At yne time smoking was carried to such an excess in Seville cathedral Hint the r chapter applied to the pope for power to repress tin* abuse. In Wales smoking in church was in dulged in as late as 1850. In one church tin* communion table stood in the aisle and tin* farmers were in the habit of putting their hats upon it. and when the service began they lights ml their pipes ami smoked, without any -thoughts of irreverence in tin- act. A Job Lot. ‘‘The ticket'man seems to have a lot ' of old railroad tickets there." “Must lie for places that are seldom called fojulU “Yes, i’lll bet he'd s,-|| some of those , tickets j'ljcnp to close ’em out." Worse. Bill—"Gee! She’s it hummer, she?" Gill—“Worse than that; tries to sing." isn't ■she Dr. J. II. Jovvett. New York, will * return to clerical Work In Fngland. GREEN’S AUGUST FLOWER has been a household remedy all over the civilized world for more than half a century tyr constipation, intestinal troubles, torpid liver and the generally (lepre-ssed feeling that accompanies such disorders. It a most valuable rctnpdy^for imligestldh or nervous dys pepsia and liver trouble, bringing on headache, coming up of food, palpita tion of heart and inuny other symp toms. A few doses of August Flower will immediately relieve.you. It is u gentle laxative. Ask your druggist, '-’old in ail civilized countries.—Adv. destroy- each yaar In -homes, factories, the Holy Spirit and Son were doing. stores'and warehouses, in cars and on "'hat a strange picture!. Friends seek- sldps, crops, poultry, und other prop- *° restrain, enemies accusing and er'ty valued at. more thun $200,000,000 relatives Interposing, yet nothing can —an amount equivalent to the gross >*top the onward march of the kingdom earnings of an army of 200,000 men. of God*. Luke tells us that these twelve Grain, eaten and wasted by rats und selected from among the rest of mice on many farms would pay all of the disciples. They weije to have a thp furmpp’s tnreM greater nearness and m*r Worth 35,000,000 Pounds. The Cathedral of the Holy Savior in. Moscow is probably the most mag nificent church in tin 1 , world. Its five cupolas are covered with pure gold ofiT-half inch in thickness. Us inter nal decorations are niagnittrciLt and very costly. This Church Is the na tion's tlmnks-offering for the deliver ance of Moscow from the French. It took 50 years to build, and its cost has been estimated at £35,000.000. Back Given Out? Housework in too hard for a woman who a* half nick, nervoun and always tired. Rut it keeps piling up, and give« weak kidneys no time to recover. If vour hack in lame and achv and jonr kidneys . irregular; if you have ‘mlu# spells,” sick headaches, nervousness, dizziness and rheumatic pains, use Doan's Kidney Pills. They have done wonders for thousands of worn out women. A North Carolina CaM Mrs. I. L. Strauatin. — . - .. . 607 W. Bragg 8( Twrr **»!(*• *»»*■ (iremsboro, N. C.. says'; "I was so pad off for o\er two y«ara 1 < ouldu't walk much and had to give up my work entirely. My -kidneys acted irregularly and 1 had awful back aches. • -Nights I couldn’t slcefl and 1 mornings I got up } feeling all tired out. I was awfully dizzy and nervous. L My head a<hed and the least thing upset me. •Doan's Kidney Pills made me strong and well and get the entire credit for my cure." Get Dean’s at Air Store, 60c a Baa DOAN’S VRMF FOSTER-MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y. RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. Reduces Strained, Puffy Anklet, I — d_.ii t ■ i Lympnanfius, ron ltii, Boils, Swellings; Stops and allays pain. Heals Sores, Cuts. Bruises. Boot Chafes. It is a SAFE ANTISEPTIC AID SERUICIOE Does not blister or remove the hair and horse can be worked. Pleasant to ok. VPrlght's Indian Vegetable Tills contain nothing but vegetable Ingredients, which act gently as a tonic and purgative by stimu lation and not by irritation. ^GREATER EFFORTS NEEDED SAYS SECRETARY HOUSTON the farmer’s taxes. States, communities and individuals can help eliminate rats aud mice: By requiring that all new buildings, ..wharves, and other structures be rut- proof ; that existing buildings of rat- proof construction be further protect ed by having basement-Windows and drains covered with screens, gratings, etc.; and that existing buildings that are not rat-proof be mude so by re modeling. By constructing sewers nnd drains so that they Will not provide entrance and retreat for rats. ‘ By insisting on greater cleanliness about "markets, stores, and generally throughout cities, villages, and the country districts. , By threshing and marketing grain Only the rich etur afford to cat things out -oL-season, and then it’ft not worth while. . ' That theWarmcrs.of the nation. greater nearness and nwVre extended authority nnd, of course, greater test ings' than the others who were disci ples or “learners." These disciples are. to be the light-of the world. The Chris-' tian. “who is the salt of the earth,” "loses his identity and will lose his salt ness and.become like the world, if he keeps not near unto Christ. .As light is. a good thing to preserve, purify and to cleanse, so'are the Christians, yet there Is a greater thing, when we ener gize, direct and believe. Tills is what the apostles were to do. The ngg'res" sive I’eter and the other “Son of Thunder,” the reflective, cautious Thonnfs, these were tin* men who were sent forth as public heralds (John 1 ) Some, -they are to win'by per sonal solicitation (James I ;41). Otlo. ors by public proclamation- (Acts To half pint of water add 1 oz. • Bay Bum, a mu.iII box of Barbo Compound, .. and % oz. of glycerine*. Any druggiHt can A #2.50a bottle # delivered* Describe your put this up or you can mix it at home at ^ Qr special initmetiont and Book 5 R frea. very little cost. Full directions for mak- ABSORBINE. JR..t— b*.>HK.r*- mg and use come in each box-of Barbo Compound. It will gradually darken streaked, faded gray hair, and make it soft and glossy. It will not color the scalp, is not sticky or greasy, and does not rub off. Adv. Best Thing to Do. . “Girlie, .you are neglecting your ap pearance? Why lk this?" •* r /Algernon doesn’t care for me.” “Well, don't bite off your nose to spite your face. Powder it up and go after some other young man.'” s - trated—only a few drop* required at an application. • 1.2! per bortle at dealer* or delivered. W. F. YOUNG. P. D. F.. 310 St. 8»rlfi«flet4l. Pnea Important to Mother# Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, that famous old remedy Mitchell's New Faultless Bred King Cotton. Double efficient in characters guaranteed satisfao- tory. Extra early prolific big five lock bolls 10 lbs postpaid $3 00. Wjirplant acre. Re'ttnprOvBd King. 100 !b bag $7.50 f, o. 6. nere. Sugar Loaf Cotton Farm, YoonssYille,N.C COLD FEET SUFFERERS CAN NOW NND RELIEF! Barnes ‘ Cold Feel Balm if used according to di rections will keep the feet nice and warm. Prevent* pain of COpis an< i hetpe-'A^prevent Pneumonia , Colds, etc. Easily applied; suffer? Write * w r 9r for infuuts und children, and see that it day. Postpaid 50c. Bsrnes Drtag C lehall St., Atlanta early so that stacks will nut furnish ^;39-4^.) Men tire saved through men. harboring pluces and food for rats. pj thosi* whom he st-nds forth uf<‘ By removing plies of straw, traLsh, Giose who have first learned to folloiv. and lumber which harbor rats in fields. Their work is made permanent Only as and vacant lots. r ' ! "tli<*y abide in him.” God wants the keep clean nnd healthy tuke Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. They regu late l^ver, bowels und stomach.—Adv. A man’s mouth limy he like a ship’s hatch—safest wl\en closed. ' '.. v The less we have the easier it Is to share It with others; — Pile# Cured (a 6 to 14 D»y» Trugxlst* n .9 cure Itching. Blind, h pint application give* relief. 60c. Drngglat* refund money If PAZO OlNTMBNT falta J lo enre Itching. Blind, Bieedlng or Protruding Pile*. A rolling stone accumulates nd dust. NMIIIMBII Murine Is for Tired Eyes, | MOYlet Red Eye*-Soc* By**— | Qrannlated Vyallda. Beats- S Eefreahaa — Beetore*. Murlo* U a EaVorit* 2 1 Teat meat for By** that f**l dry and a mart, s Qivayoar Byes rj rnocb of your loving ear* a bb yoor Teeth and with U* earn* re#%Iantf. S m TIB CttMT NT HV CTfSt I and Optical More* or by MalL j Bold at Drag have generottsjy responded- lo the appeals for increased .pro- -dnetion, -and that mueh.has al ready been done to insure^a large . supply of food and feedstuffs, justifies no let-down in their ac tivities or in these of all tfgrl-ri^ cultural agencies. _Qa the con trary, even, greater efforts must be put ^ferth in the coming months if we are to meet satis factorily the domestic demands and the needs of the. nations • , •' »*-- - f; with which we ure associated in this struggle. There must be no breakdown on the farms, no fail-, ure of foods, fepdstuffs, or cloth ing. I cannot emphasize too strongly the, urgent necessity of 'doing everything possible to bring about a still further 'in crease In the production of all essential commodities, particu larly of the staple crops and live stock.—Secretary Houston. Bjr protecting thp hawks, owls and hearing ear, the believing heart and 1 other natural ^enemies of rats which the confessing mouth (Bom. 10:14). are not so destructive to poultry, as The one who wmilpl preach Jesus and rats themselves. - - have power in his name must first of ; J^By keeping well-traiqed dogs on all “be with him.” that is. he must en- farms and about city warehouses. ! Joy a deep, abiding, victorious life of leaping provisions which rats 1 fellowship with Jesus. Jesus gave <11- and mice will attack in rat-proof and rectlons to those he sent out, first to mOuse-proof containers. ' By destroying rats nnd inlce sys tematically by poisoning, trupplng and by organized systematic hunts. Bears the Signature ol In Use for Over 50 Years Children Cry for Fletcher’s Castoria / The.Reason “Pop-, "why-do they cnii jollying, soft soap?” ‘‘Because there Hs so much lie about it. son." '■ SELF DEFENSE ~ Defeat Backache and Kidney Trouble With An uric 3SO Whit ,o». Soldiers J r cables ,»l k 1 Jaticura \ m Omtnot 25c A 50c Take An O 1 The sugar specialists of the bureau preach; second, to heal illness - third, to- cast out demons. - Our mission Is to both body and . soul, but Christ Ruts the spiritual needs first', (vv. 14 15; see Matt. 10:7, 8.) .The difficulty with many Clark nearly xl-Tune Herbal Tonic A the Spring of chemistry h^ive devised improved healers of today is that the\ invert this order. Those whom Jesus sends methods-ef preparing cane sirup that will neither fcry$talllze nor ferment, 'fhese methods are'bring adopted com mercially. The department Is develop ing^ improved methods T>f clarifying this strap. « . The preparation of sweet potato flour ft under InvestigMon by the; United States department of ajgricnl- (v 12) ture. . . ' i -.. out are to. offer .his kingdom to men and not command mbn to receive It. Tbe«r work will bring variance upon the earth, even among those In- the same family ; but those who will not go are jiot “worthy of me." Jesus saw plainly that the victories of hls^klng- i<»m wen? pften hlndereil rather tha.fi" by the presence of great Many people tn this section have suffer ed from rheumatism and kidney trouble and have-found that An uric was the most successful remedy* to, overcome . the' painful and dangerous ailments.. J The lucky people are those who suffered, but who are now well t . they heeded • nature's warning r time to correct their trouble Jn wonderful new .discovery of . called “An-u-ric” (doable t should promptly heed f some of which are dizzy .rrogUM- Irregularity* of the *** twinges of rheumat* - fiackacna, bago. To delay- r - -or th« P*h» Iu dangerous forms aclatlca or ar itone In th 1 . make possible - the quick relief tr rf tMacy dtoeBse.-attca age)—or sen*’ 4 bladder, iff you want This will v Anuric sow (*0c s ■He arik • A Or. Pierce Wcrfor trial pkg. vWt thak “Anuric” Mtt, Va.—*‘l dlffe- ^ji of Dr. Pierce’s remedies at m? times vwben In need of a ’Jlrine of their kind and found them a to give perfect satisfaction. The ’Pleasant Pellets’ are a splendid regu lator of the stomach, liver afid *>°wels, and as a woman’s tonic I have t ake ® the/Favorite Prescription’ aQd it Just as good as It is represented to bV 'nTe ’GoIdefi Medical Discover^ Is a splendid blood medidnealaog^ as a spring tonic. I am gljdjo recj ommead Dr. Pt«*«'« * 0 ^ know they are a)l good. ME BOOTH, 221 Jackaon SL Pleasant Pellets for stomal 1W« and bowels. ar ? made op of the May- apple, aloe leaves and jalap^And <w* be obtained frba W™® 61 cury, aa well aa Dr. Pierce» Prescription, and Dr. Pierce* Discovery.—Adv. -r- • i "I i .