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s ■ smtitSB r Xfomnn’* Tat*. Tmm the li*vr<l. ButkncX, TZ Ko vroman Is better able to speik to other* regarding '‘woman s (ate" than Mrs. Jaeob Weaver, o( Bushnell, II!., wits o( ex-City Marshal Wearer. She had entirely re covered from the Illness which kept her )>edtast much ot the tims tor fire or six years past, and says her recovery is doe to tliat well-known remedy, Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. Mrs. Weaver Is tltty-slx years oU, and has lived in Bushnell nearly thirty yean. She is ot unquestionable veracity and un blemished reputation. The otory of her re covery is interesting. She says: "I suffered for five or six years with the trouble that oomes to women at this time of my life. I was much weakened, was un able much of the time to do my own work, and suffered beyond mv power to describe. 1 was downhearted and melancholy. "I took many different medicines, in tact, I took medicine all the time, but nothing seemed to do me any good. “I read about Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and some ot mv friends recommended them highly. I made up my - mind to try them. II bought the first Ibox in March, 1897. and ' | from Fits pcrmanentiy cured. Xo fits or nervous- I I new ttn^r first day’s use of Dr. Kline’s Great : XvrveKestorer. IS trial bottle and treatise free Dr. R. H. Kune. Ltd..*il ArohSt.. Phila.. Pa. Women should remember that as a per suader a kiss always discounts a rolling pin. To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Brom > Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund money if it tails to cure. iBo. We know hundreds ol bachelors who never | spoke a single cross word to their wives. Chow Star Tobacco—The Be^L Smoke Sledge Cigarettes. No matter how little we may love our neigh-1 bors we can see no reason why they shouldn't | have a kindly feeling for us. The are 8^ who act 1 1 wd V»«> Ml $1.00 FOR YOUR PHOTOGRAPH. rRorosmoN i. » SQVAW VINE WINK CUtTWCATKS* Write us 1st Bow long too hive used or >ir Mmtnotis Squaw Vine Wine. Cod - '• cured. 3d ^We names of *tu . .rtion of ».... sold Dr Slmuiv... Stale lUseases U cur«- those it cured. 4th State iu. _ between it* streugth and action and strenglb and action of McF.lrec’* Wino of Cardut. On receipt of letter enclosing re cently taken Photograph we will send you A •l.OOBottle Squaw vine Wine (FltkK). PROPOSITION 9. LIVER MEDICINE CERTIFICATES. Write us 1st How long you hate known, used or sold Dr. >1. A. Simmon* Liver Medi cine. 9nd State Diseases It cured. 3d Ulve name* of those cured. 4th State the dlller- euce la twten ita strength and action and the strength and action of J. li. /.ellin A Co.'s ’•Liver Regulator" and the Clmtut- nooga Medicine Co.'* "Mack Draught,' both n * which contain Woody llull<s of ihaits and * 'terbs, raid have sold ut about ft should not retut! at impose Ita* IttOU* l«S- $400 for New Names! The Salr.er fteed Co. want suitable names for their 17-luch long corn and White Oat prodigy. You can win this 4400 easily. Latalogue tells all about it. Seed potatoes only $1 50 a barrel. Send This Notice and 10 Cents in Stamps to John A. SalzerSeed Co., La Crosse, VVis., and get their great seed catalogue and 11 1 oomniHs. including above ' •"’ A .00 to c. 8 i*e hougnt mo ..... >x in March, 1897. a b'l got their grem Ot-Vrv* -— _ id was benefited new farm seed samples, including at ■om the start. corn and oats, positively worth 410.0 “A box and n get u start. Send to-day, to-day,sir! a »-- -T 4 M **•• »— 0 pU19 tO UMtmuj women who are Suffering as I suffered They are the only thing that helped me in the trial that comes to so many women at »y ag*.” Mas. J. U. Weaved. Subscribed End sworn to before me this »d day of October, A. D. 1997. O. C. Hicks, Notary Public When woman is passing beyond the ago * ** i. . nrUis in her life. Bcwai Never Opiu: Refuse Medic Alone n! NoRl’l Saves c Carrie* Or life b R osy ch' (digestion 111* the si All affect! Lower bow *; and joe. ■ THE NORM/ ChJ NORMAN’S Remove Wo ilesd 1 - ALL OF THE C'Et-r. JACKSON AFRICAN I LIMBLESS miOH IS OWNED HV THIS COMPANY. PLANTERS ARE W ARNED NOT to ptirchese A i w . . I ot other* otferlrg *e«] claiming It to be nooga Medicine v... 1 «t -- wonderfully proMlc variety, aa T.r^ ^“0“ wld at a. —'•t without feutii t'cr pacltHttc, nnd should not rctul! at 10n iits if consutaera aro not imnoxed ' >>r. M A. Simmons Liver Medl- —"v*t and most care- * -•'-t. with jesioved ol othera on*n.. a . of this wnn.lcrtully prolilic Van.... . no teed not ie » ■ • potteteion, or »old without our trade m*'l rci;t«trred in C. S. Patent 1 Office, can bci>u..i.iitUat4d a* pure and genuine. A |n»e- Tobacco 1 and icalevs prop *■ ivsfftt'** Trade . YAa J-7 r'V , „ V *r c ' v» ? ttCdl- Ilark- uu ... enjoined J. It. urine and m-lling mcdlclru- .. of "Dr. Simmon*' Liver tlcdie Zelliu *answer toour bill tu..,.,. cine waadealgned a* "cheep negro — cine for the negroetof the Mtssixsippl ley." And Zetlin'a manager teitllled in tno case, and /.elllu’onilvertlu menu ttuld "that all the Liver Medirinotbey make is mode by the same formula." What more conclutlvo evidence could there tie that all their Liver Medicine Is "cheap negro medicinef" Again, the Dnlted Staten Court, in the Zellln case at Knoxville, Tenn.,enjoined tho old proprietors of the article now called "lilack Draught" from per|<etratit-g fraud by using the word* constituting our trails name, and "Black Draught" was not known till after I97C| yet they falsely advertise that It wa*established In 1840, and filchour trade iiy al lorn I n g I he I r c u* tomere to u n tru t h f ti 11J -'»>rc*eiit It a* the same aaourgenuliie artl- -'-tn* color c f truth to the do. •*'* ntoture of a Di; ‘ —■>»* assth 0 < 0 # MUX. ,, O. C. HiCK8, JSOiary A — I wit| ™re W eii, have a bright, ti: j rich color and flavor, with good | :s: burning properties, if liberally supplied with a fertilizer con- 5 *1* tion. They contain in a condensed form all .. .. ^ in n , j. t ““0'S- the elements necessary to give new life and tdining at least 1U% flCLlldll richness to the biood. ° TtTirtVFiA iFDlorsTto* tndallStomiichtroab'M ^ *ar*S by T»b-r'« Pep-in Crmnoand. Hemple bott e tie*. Write Dr. Taber M'f Co., bavannab, Oa. The divorce judge, like the poor marks man, makes a good many misses. in the form of sulphate We have not been without Piso’s Cure for .. r . . . 0°amp“gH^ WfC^V^i The ° f tobaCCO 1S im ' proved by that form of Potash. The wise young man always laughs at the aacient jokes ot bis tailor. Our books will tell you just what to use. They are free. Send for them. german kali works — — e. V._ Potash. Hg-ffll—' Tt ^ lC iiicV fl’ y’n.hlrtt l U\erx't>7. 1 >««***& 5£iiL«gS£\aHWft \ .Luat / and Liqnor IDihlt cured la 10 to SO day*. No pay tlq , cur.-l. I>r. J. L. Ntrphone, 1 Dept. A. Lebanon, Otalo, C B £ o - i h*- “•cS-d s isl M en and w , -wwt. f OI [?« TRAVEL 1 ^ OREAT'CLEA'^VerTato*»- | All ®^ — metSKSm ir'TS.'WSK- M&AD tYCI-E COMPAN , ^ • as al Mrs. Wln*low’»Soothing Syrup for children . teething, soften* the gums, reducing infiamx- I tton,allay* paln,cures wind colic, Xc. a bottle. | In reply private in quiries from its tremen dous clien- tacre the c \ “Western Review of Commerce” —the scien tific publica tion having the largest circulation in the west —caused to be made a most thor ough com parison be tween all the better class of cy cles avail able in open market. As a re sult of the expert and the criti cal exami nation of 37 different makes, and without any prejudice, this publica tion unhesi tatingly an nounces in favor of the LOYELL DIAMOND over all com petitors. ro.uH allfi „Na»*uS,..N«wY«k Aiiril 15— i .• ^ r ‘ ! bin, p [iiiinau iib-1 day cech in the fi'C of th« Cu-1 re dlauvc *. Mien Marl is visit ins' Hat qibo*** 1 aetua' *** A^r*’^: ti’v trvv' ^ \ viv -' ' a^V,, \\ [y\\\ ■■ \ ' .*a\ vU *•«.. Marlilarity Prug Mf*. Co.. Knox...— .. (icDtleiiirn: Id reply to your letter recent date, will say that I din receive great benefits from "Dr. Frank's Cough Cure." I i consider it the best remedy tor coughs ami coldj 1 have ever used. Yours truly, Robeut L. Taylor. - '-xrtristsatXr., orsent direot ■ tj 1 Lit, . . r sale by all druggists at Xc., u. . 8 N. U. No. 12.- 98. AtoooS otVT - ■ H TonoP' , r 0 t bUl«, !>■ W H. f' i l i \r ot N v :V» ^ » State* hf Takes Precet'.lS R. (VNUMTO rtitmiP into. ftwH/j—MM 7. Lortu coan»r-u.tk rwtw. g«w. -as ' ^ ^ M . ITffiS r TR*> f tffvnL I A U»v«U/f Mr- f Lgheriff- iffr Ot ^ .0 ATiU). urican. Gti f ’ "‘'’i m' the Itliink of the tabling the Iphta North toil, Span; SujleriDtendeiH of Education, E. D- Smith, Sumter. Adjutant and luspedtor Gener al, Henry T. Thompson, Darling thi :e*l heels. [.It 8 j i o 1 U* J allA - of 3333; v/ZeJ |4yjMSWRTM:3T. 41W B»M> , Tj, Boston,' February if, 1898^ .George C. Carter, Pres, The Western Review of Comercs, Chicago, 111. ... Dear sir;—Your letter of February 7 received in roply'wil! say that we want to thank you for same and would also say that this' is the first tins we ever knew of a paper of your class having the courage to cone right out and state a fact, and we want to soy right her* that we don’t think you have mad* any mistake, for the goods will back you op in the statement. 1* are willing to stake our business reputation of over 57 yeare that the Lovell Diamond is the best bicycle built, not only in this country bat in any other. Jutt as soon as you Issue the papers with this article In, which you tent us unsolicited and unknown to us, and in your letter were kind enough to say that it would bs printed and that you asked no advertisement, gifte or anything of the kind,—we should be plsassd to have you send us a few copies by mail. Again thanking you for your kind letter and alwaye wishing you the very best of wuccess, we remain Yours rospectfully. Dictated by B. S. L. ^ ^ ^ »»» a* REVIEW - W x Bradbury Publishing Co., 224-225 DEARBORN STREET. »«w. of Commerce Chicago, Feb. 15th, 1891. Levs11 Arms Co. / Boston, Matt. m Your wsteamed favor of the 11th Inst, to hand and contenti , *e thank you for your kind words of appreciation. We ^t what we say, that for careful and scientlfio construe- ‘ real practical value the Lovell Diamond is undoubtedly wheel mad*. In our investigation wo examined 37 leading ltd we were satisfied after aoet thorough tests that w* lifted in giving the Palm to the "Diamond." goringw* were not influenced in any way by financial eon- *. not even in the form of advertising patronage, you •eured that tha decision was unprejudiced, t you euccees in the coming season, w* or# very truly. Four* John P. Lovell BOSTON, n, BOSTON STORES: 4^ 147 Washington Street. 131 Broad Street. 121 Massachusetts Avenue. Agents wanted city and town. If none in y< to us today. ’Get our Catalogue "Famous Diamonds of tin World 1 , M’fr A BRANCH STORES: ^ Worcester, Mass. Providence, R. I. Pawtucket, R. I. Bangor, Me. Portland, Me. lent or sent by us on application., 'pruHnnwy-*- remarks the “WesternRe- view of Com merce” says in iU issue of Feb. 25th, 1898: “Our repro- sentatives have therefore given close and criti cal attehtioD to claims of all the landing makes of cy cles as found in’ their cata logues, and as presented by agents and in terested wheel men. As a re sult of thor ough and prac tical tests and examinations, the unanimous verdict of our experts was in favor of the ‘Lovell Dia mond,’ mnnu- facturtd by the John P. Loy. ell Arms Co., Boston, Massa chusetts, and was based up on general and •ymmetrical excellence in every part of * bicycle, cou pled with cor rect and scien tific design.” arJl Tho*