Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, January 06, 1904, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextCOMMODORE NICHOLSON OF OUR NAVY Recommends Pe-ru na--Other Pro^ mlnent Men Testify. CQMMOOOfU ^ JVichohon wt^ Commodore SoniiTvilh* Nicholson of tIn' United States Navy, in a letter from 1K.'17 It St., N. \\\, Washington, D. says: . 4,Your Perunn has been and is now used by so many ol' my friends and acquaintances as a sure cure for eatarrli that I am convinced of its curative qualities, and 1 unhesitatingly recominend it to all persons suffering from that complaint."?S. Nicholson. The highest men in our nation have Riven I'cruna a strong endorsement. Men of all classes and stations are equally represented. If you do not derive prompt ami satisfactory results from the use of Portion. write at once to I)r. llartman. Riving a full statement of your case, and he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. llartman. President of The Hurt man Sanitarium. < \dutubus. < >., Your Dri-^id for a free Peruna Al raaec for 1904. (lo right en doing right, at any cost, till death comes. bo. 2. v wyr Tooilntn mil I'illlon Dolliir Uramt. The two gi..iLfii. fodder plants on earth, i ' - one good for II tons of liay and llie other 81' tons green fodder per aero. II row .1 everywhere, m> does Victoria Kape, yielding 0o.no.) ih . blieep and sw me food per aye. 1 A.C.L.J just ht:ni? 10c. in stamps to tub John A. Saber Seed Co.. La Crosse, Wis.. and receive hi return their big catalog and lota of l'jrin seed samples. ? Ilcware of the man who never did anything wrong, 'lucre's a lirst tuue lor everything. Motcc Different From Mountains. Girl with the Gibson Girl Neck? Did you go to that faitn licaler to have your lame shoulder cured, as I suggested?" Girl with the Julia Marlowe Dimple ?Ych, but as soon as 1 saw her 1 came away. She had n big niolo on her nose, and 1 knew she wouldn't have let that stay there if faith couid have removed it. Value of Reindeer Skin. The best protection against cold is tho skin of the reindeer. Any one clothed in such a dress, with the addition of a blanket of the same material, may bear the lowest temperature of an Arctic winter's night. Amateur Art Association, tells young women what to do to avoid pain and suffering caused by female troubles. "DkarMrs. Pinkkam : ? I can cony-;* sc.icntlous'.v recommend Ly<lla E. Pinkham'H Vegetable Compound iio those of my Bibtcrs suffering with female weakness and the troubles which ro often befall women. I suffered for months with general weakness, nnd felt eo weary that I had hard work to keep up. I had shooting pains, And was utterly miserable. In my distress I was advised to use Lydift R. Plnkhum's Vegetable Comsi pound, nnd it was a red letter day to mc when I took tho first dose, for nt that time my restoration began. In is weeks I was a changed woman, I perfectly well in every respect. I felt so elated and happy that I want all H. women who suffer to get well as I did." h| ? Jdisa qlti.a. Gannon, 350 Jones St., Detroit, Mich., Secretary Amateur Art Association. ?9*000forfeit If orlqlnnl o'aboot mtH* 0*x?Uij g*njin?.,tu caa..ut bt product*. oop. IVhen one considers that Miss r?hi?* letter is only one of the HOIS hundreds which we , continually publishing in the news W?r gni.oijA-f. cf (Sit country, the great virtua m. Pink ham's medicine must be Mod by alL ? HOUSEHOLD ^AFFAIRS A GOOD COLOR SG1IKMC. A successful color scheme for a room should have three parts a predontinnte, an intermediate and an accidental. Any one can match one color, but it takes the hand of an artist to properly mingle three eolor tones; yet warn correctly done the result is perfect A good scheme for a Colonial setting with white woodwork is green predominating. red as an intermediate and gold as the accidental. TEA TABLE ElMGltAMS. One way to keep peace In the household is to forget what you intended to say about the steak. If the linker sends you an overmeasure of cakes have him arrested for lunacy. A saline solution of griddle cakes doesn't constitute a salt and battery. When the coffee won't settle a man thinks he has good grounds for a kick. It is time to leave the table after the tea tvaves. If every man got his desserts lie would be kept too busy to worry about the soups. A man never knows the value of a wife until he has to get up his own i.ii'iiim.v .? t>u;u iij rail. BLUEING WIT1I INDIGO. With a little rare ami a bag of indig< white clothes can easily he maile to issuine the pearly tint which was their ordinary character in the householils ol' our grandmothers. Indigo merely tints the clothes, instead of dyeing them, as the modern bluchag does, and leaves no mysterious spots of iron rust caused l?y tin- use of Prussian hlue in manufactured blueings. Neither does indigo streak the clothes when properly used. Tie the indigo in a thin hag. lay it in a small bowl or basin and Inviii ijuiunK itiiii'r uvci 11. lion 11 is thoroughly scalded squeeze it. :unl pour the liquid tints obtained into n tub of clour water. I>o not plunge :i large number of pieces into the blueing water at once, but blue anil wring each piece separately, and hang it up iinmediately to dry. It is not necessary to blue clothes every time they are washed. Kvery other tie.ie is sufficient. The indigo may be obtained from a druggist. CAT*IS OF CI.OT1IF.!?. For taking spots out of elotli it is best to have at hand the necessary materials. as it is inueii easier to remove spots when they are new than when they become old and dry. Benzine, r asollne and naphtha are all good. A little piece of plain white llaunel or some very fast dye elotli is host to apply this with, or in the absence of Ibis you might use an old sponge. * The care of gioves may he host subserved by the observance of a few simple rules, says Haberdasher. Keep them in tissue paper. Don't pull them out of shape. It is no test of quality and spoils their beauty. Hlove powder freely used is the price of a pair of gloves in many cases. A perspiring hand forced into a dry glove?often one or two sizes too small?will usually come out the least uninjured, and the blame will be as unfair as the treatment.. If you send your clothes out to be done up bo sure that you select a hand laundry. Machine work and aehls make short work of fine clothes. Skirts, collars and eutTs should he done up without gloss. Insist on the domestic finish. Have your poke and wing collars ironed flat, not curled. All clothing should he carefully hung up, and if you will study your closet and use the modern appliances, which are easily procured, you can keep a great deal of clothing In good condition In a very small space. The ehoao twisted-wire eont racks are good enough. On those put the waistcoat, and then over the waistcoat put thp coat. There are also patent trouser nangers, which keen the trousers pressed In shape, but it is much enflcp to fold your trousers pronprly and lay thmu In the bottom of your chest or in a Ions drawer. A piece or nappr ehou'd bp put Iwppu each pair of trousers. and it will not hurt tbrm if tlipy iiavo to l>o foldI pd onrp. In licrhtweicht suitincs. such j homespuns and flannels, it is much bettor to lay the trousers out tint in a draw than to baujr thpm an. All clothing should bo carefully brushed and i;cpt as free from dust as possible. ?533555$^ recipes::. [ Veal Kidney Devilled?Fnllt onoh kidney niul remove Iho white part: rub well with made mustard and a little paprika of cayenne; roll In bread crumbs and broil over a slow tire. Bread ltnmeklns? Itub together five tablesnoonfuls of grated cheese, the yolk of one egg. one table spoonful of melted butter, a little anchovy paste or one anchovy, a little salt and pepper; rub until smooth: snread on toasted bread and brown in the oven. Whole Wheat Cents?Mix two cupfnls of whole wheat tiour with one teaspoonful of salt and two teaspoonfuls of sugar; heat the yolks o* ,n'o eggs. add one ennful of milk to them, heating all the while; add the milk an I eggs to the Hour and beat until smooth, then add one eunful of lukewarm water and the whites of the eggs, beaten stiff; mix thoroughly and quickly till hot greased g*m pans two-thirds full and hake In a moJerate oven twenty 1 minutes. __ HE SMASHED LIKE MOSES. Ohio Mayor Willing to Dreak a Few : Laws to Defeat the Coal Trust. ' While the price of coal was soaring i during the dead of last winter Mayor | Bellmeyer of Bellevue, Ohio, took j vigorous methods to relieve the situa- , tion. With the consent of the coun- j cils he had a riot call Rnnmlmi nn ?i?.? . fire bell. There was an immediate response i of citizens. From those a brigade of sliovelers was organized and inarched i to the railroad. Six ear loads of coal, lying on the tracks, were ordered confiscated by the mayor. The needy people were then relieved by the coal distribution, which was made in ton lots. This action naturally brought remonstrances from certnin sensitive citizens, but remained unheeded by the determined mayor. "It is wrong, sir. entirely wrong, to thus take the law into your own hands," suid a remonstrant. "But I have a bibieal example for nty action," protested Blllmeyer. "What! for stealing coal?" "No; for taking the law in my own hands." said the mayor. "You recollect that when Moses caine down tho mountain he smashed tho ton commandments on seeing the people kneel before the golden calf. Well, sir. tho coal barons may worship the golden calf, but I'll smash a few laws while they are doing it." Deathbed Thieves. In France persons who live at the | expense of others have discovered a novel and shameful method of thieving. They practice it only at funerals, and hence they are known as "deathbed thieves." When they read in a newspaper that a well-to-do person lias died, some of them go to the house nn hour or two before the funeral takes rlace anil coolly mingle with the invited mourners. Of course tlio members of the family do not know them, but they naturally assume either that they were known to the deceased and have come to pay their last respects or that they were invited to lie present by some aunts or cousins who are unable to attend in person. COMPLETELY RESTORED. Mrs. P. Rrnn/.el, wife of P. P.rnnzcl, I stock dealer, resilience dill (Iraml j Ave., Kverett, Wash., says: "For lif- | teen years I sulVered | ac witb terrible pain in I V5s fiy back. 1 did not know* what it was to . enjoy a night's rest and arose in the | morning feeling tired and unrefreshed. My *o\ suffering soiuetimes IC? 1 \ was simply iiulc1seri liable. When 1 raft1 "\ *'* v\ finished the first box >*>V?A of Kidney Ees-YP 1>i|,s 1 lik? ? different woman. 1 x-vi ? continued until I had t a Ik (Ml Jivo boxes. Doan's Kidney Pills act very effectively, very promptly, relieve the aching pains and all other annoying ditliculties." Foster-M illmrn Co.. I'uffalo. N. Y. For sale by all druggists, l'riee f>0 cents per box. Old Settlers' Reunion. In a store at North Newport. N. H.. recently, might liaye been seen three men, natives of the village, and n maid from Keileyville, talking over old times. The combined ages of the four aggregated 3(>t> years. May r.nitii SurlnnM Tltri?!r?>. A Itreslau journal announces that Clerhart Hauptmnun has a plan of building a national theatre, a la Haircut li. at Sehreiberhau. In the tllant Mountains, where every summer about fifteen or twenty performances of tier-' man plays could be given. r-mnot I5?? Cnf^ I hy loen'nnnlic illons as they cannot roaahthe diseased ;>orl inn of the n ir. There i * iiii'v tn way to euro deafness, and Pint is l>v cons'.lt nt ton aire ne lies. Deafness is caused hy .in Inflamed condition o.* th? inueous lininro.' the KnstacMan Tnh >. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or inn erlect he-iriii'*, and \v''en it Is cntbely closed 1 'eafness is t lie result, and unless the in Summation can bo taken cut and this tnbo restored to its normal rendition, hearine will he ili'sl riivoil 1?~ - ? * mm' i-ii.-t-'- oili >I mil I irPcauM il l?y <-n? nrrb.v btel> in not bin - but m lnfinn ? ?* <. million of " < mucous surfaco-. | Wo will rivo One llnnilroil 1>oll-irsfor :inv niHoof I)e:itiiftMi causedby catnrr i)tba. <--iiinot bn cured by 11 all's ( atarrh Cure. for eirsnlurs tree. 1*'. J.'IhunkyACo., Toledo, O. Sold by l)ru ; jists, 7 >". liall's I'll nlly fills ire iln? Ins':. Wmill) ot S'ouHi Afrim. Tho numerous islands of Patagonia archipelago are covered \vill? evergreen forests capable of supplying ininicnse quantities of valuable timber, wliilo the mounlaiii ranges, being of tlie siiiue geological formation as lliose of Chile and l'cru are probably rich in mineral resources. No n-n?n or i'niiiiii-s made with Putnam FaDEt.RSH Dvks. A man never appreciates his insignificance until lie attends his o.vn wedding. # I do not belicvo rise's (aire for Consnnintlon bn . i-iv-(ii it for conge* and colds.?Jnim l'MloVf n,Trinity apiing*, Ind., Feb. 15, lOOO. Women laugh when tlicy arc in love for the same rea on that conurds whistle?to keep up lli.ir courage. ^ i it?',4 itufry* ^ our poor wearied wife losing sleep night afrcr n-ght nursing the little one sue icriag lioiii tnai. iilglu ttciul for clii.dri.ii and honor to parenf.:, (itour, s hould have a boitle oi l.y.o.'s i in.oLic II ni.utr ot' Vj.iui a .?J i?l an uiiilj.luitil croup preieiiuvr ana u.: tor tou^ki, co.d* ami loiiNuinpao.t. At drug^im*, JLc., CCc. and $1.00 a bottle. Vra Ijy'iii'trfiifaffl'ilii'u t*a"?ln m n?, < ? 1 i a ilio'i.H't i/i ?*t ?,?i * m < 11 ? l 1. ! i *. i b ?:il > Nothing p'ca^i the average woman ao inneh as her ability tp re\ciac a man'* pinion* Her Engagement. A certain music hall hollo, who had just successfully "landed* an old and wealthy nobleman, sued an unpopular theatre manager in London, alleging that he had not paid her, sufficiently well for her engagement at his place. She won the case, and was immediately inundated with flowery congratulations from her friends, all of whom were glad to see the manager go down. Not content with her victory, however, the hello must needs crow over her beaten rival by packing up tlio choicest telegrams and despatching them to his house, with the intimation that he might make what ure of them he thought proper. She regretted this last concession the next morning. Taking her at her word, the manager pasted the telegrams on a board outside the music hall, headed them "What Miss Flightle's friends think of her engagement," and left the public to assume which engagement?the professional or tho matrimonial?was meant. Then followed such messages as "Good for you, old girl!" "Pinned the old horror at last!" "Don't let him wriggle off the hook!" "Stick to him till you get the dibs!" "Congratulations on your splendid haul! ? Boston Journal. A Man That Pays His Way. A mere man stepped briskly up to the office of one of our prominent hotels. threw down a nickel and said to the "genial clerk": "Please give me an envelope and two sheets of paper." The butt end of all complaints who is lord of all he surveys nearly fainted. As he handed out the stationery he shoved back tlie coir., saying: "No charge, sir. We don't sell stationery." "Then 1 do not want it, ' was the reply. "I am not a guest of this hotel, and do not at the moment intend to become such. I wanted to write a letter. I should use your pen, ink and table, with a chair thrown in, and very likely would bo temporarily in the way of a guest. It seems to me that a nickel is none too large ? price to pay for the accommodation." lie disappeared before the clerk recovered his wits. "Well, that's the first time ever!" ejaculated Sir Geniality. "In all my hotel experience I never heard of anything like it! I'm eonfounded. But why not sell paper, onvelones. etc ? Wn ?ii ? '*>- ail fiiurmous amount evory year to stragfilers who never spend a dollar hero. I'll mention it to the boss."?New York Press. Immigration statistics continue to surpass all records, and a total of more than a million immigrants during the pr< out fisral year seems now assured. The total last year was 857.04G, which was 118,054 in excess of the number of arrivals in any previous year. FTTS^ermri"''"* *v euie !. S'n (11 s or ni?rvmwi>e? i"nr firs* dav's use of I?r. Pliuo'g (5 rev. Vervel*. wior *r. i-> ri il It > 'lo uwl traatlsof reo Pr.lt. 11. <i.i v. Iit'l..tl- \re ' ;t., I*till i., 1'?. A trtn seldom see - r perfect man without the aid o." a mirror. 10,000 Plants l or 10r. This is ;i remarkable offer the John A. ^al-.'-r S' "d Co.. La I 'r Wis., makes. Tltrv will send you their big plant and seed catalog, together with enough seed to grow 1.(100 fine, srlid Callages, 2.000 delicious Carrots, 2.001 It'anehing. nutty Celery, 2 Oon rich, hntterv I eituce, 1.000 splendid Onions. I.000 rare, luscious Itadisho?, 1.000 glorious'v brilliant l-'lowert. This great offer is made in order to induee von to trv their warranted seeds? for when von oneo plant them you will grow no others, and at r. ron nitt ific. postage. providing you will return this notiee, and It Vmi *V I ! 1 COTIil !?/??!% * ?% i.Aoln .i ' will ml'l to the above a ) lck.HfC of 'lie famous TVrlinrr Cauliflower. (A.CM..] Perhaps (lie time will rime when the inlelli' "el- the people will make politics unprofitable. j Coughing J rjauaza?- WTf?-^Miar;iw^azaaft.'?ie>a(wn-/T.Trr' "I was given up to die with t , quick consumption. I then began to use Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. I ? Improved nf once, and am now in J perfect health."?Chas. E. Hart- ft nun, Cibbstown, N. Y. , It's too risky, playing g with your cough. The first thing you a know it will be down | deep in your lungs and S t the play will be over. Be- ? (gin early with Ayer's g Cherry Pectoral and stop 8 the cough. Three f'xos: 2V., enonpli for an nnlinnry P COM: W 1i!.t i'l?r ? i.? ' * { ness. Itsr I'rolds/eic.; pi. m??t room.mica I H i lor cbromc ? Mini to Vrrn on liainl. 4 J. C. AYKIl CO., Los ell. Mass. ? . a ;r?rv rifle e, pis " It's the shots tha ] ? Rifls and Pistol Can I ' /It; < t they shoot accurately By" 1 trating blow. This is t! y i ^3 if you insist on having I I i =1 ALL DEALERS SELL Wl GOVERNOR I Os?,s Pn-ris-na -J -w v w w - S# >1 WU k 1 C!- '7 J -V ; For Golds t;| capitol building, A Letter From Tito <J Peruna is known from the Atlantic to] the Pacific. Letters of congratulation ami | commendation testifying to the merit* of i '1 Peruna as a catarrh remedy are pouring' ; in from every State in the I'nion. I)r. i Hartman is receiving hundreds of such 1 letters dai'y. All classes write these let-,/ ! ters, from Hie highest to the lowest. i (| The outdoor laborer, the indoor artisan, the clerk, the editor, the statesman, the' preacher all agree that Peruna is the ca ' | turrh remedy of the age. The stage and I rostrum, retugni/.iitg catarrh .is their great' est iMietny, are especially enthusiastic m their praise and testimony. Any man who wishes perfect health s must lie entirely free from catarrh. ('a- r tarrh is well nigh universal; almost omiii- ' present. I'eruna is the only absolute safe- e guard known. A eo'.d is the beginning ?>t 1 li catarrh. To prevent colds, to cure cohlp. u i is to cheat catarrh out of its victims. ,1?' 1 1 rutin not only cures catarrh, hut nrcvrm- ! 1 I it. Kvery household should he supplied | e with this great remedy for coughs, cold- a ami so forth. ; " The (Jovernor of Oregon is an ardent ' admirer of I'eruna. He keeps it rontinu : " ally in the house. In a recent letter to 1 t' Or. Hartman he says: J 1" Ask Your Drunist for a frao "For month* 1 bail rrrnt troublewith mv *t roach and it11 kin?lH of iii?-<iii*tii?*2i. My t?*nguo I be? n a? tuallv i.? iiift-n ur utunk. my Lr- uih \n.- u.c a odor. l'\\ wcrk?t oir-? u fnc*i?'l rot*. u.noni .7 t an. ir. t ? a -1 nf;**r u?in.; them I i-nii wi11hil!\ ni.<| che . ni 11y ? ?y t nm t ?y hav< nuin ly cuml n?* 1 , tlMTi'f'Ho I i \??u k't'iw Uwtt I ahull r? ? ? iniv ml them y out* Mlf?? rini: ft ?nt atirli trnnliles ci.1- . U. l Upus, 1M Kiviuuluu ii utii, N.!> WJ3mk&Jd ANOY C Plea^nt PalatnhlA. Potent. Tnrt* Onrv<1 nnr;,^, I K"vrr ? !?, Weaken ??r Ctr.i'**. 10?%. 2.*.c, Si . N. vor i >??!?! in Ifi-k. T!j<? iroimlno iahh t Rtnmpud C C C? I liuuruut* vil to euro i>r your taoticy Lack. j 8terling Remedy Co., Chicago or K.Y? sgS i r LSAU*, TEN K1LUQH BOXES | Mi 1 MBMIIBII^^ g j ra Shot Gvirv Shells | "l Aro "Crow Itlllors." B Nitro Club and Arrow Shells 't H. are factorv lr?n?J<i?^ wirK ?" | less powder and reduce the 1 r amount of smoke, noise and | i Catalifvt Tru. | I THE UNION METALLIC f l] CARTRIDGE CO., BaiocaeoaT, conn. I Agency, 113 Broadway, N. Y. H XpippiaWUM'. m 1 ik MmWb-Mm ?a //TfTu 11 Y | v *m' 'a ^ I k$ Our money winning hook*, |\ I r written by men who know, tell > j K; yon all about | i Potash, s | |J They are needed by every man !; j ' * who owns a field and a plow, and f J who desires to };ct the most out | 1 of them. * They are/W'. Send postal card. / 1 c::r.m.\n kali works 3j. tlev \'ork?OS I.'aura Mrrcl, J or r 1 Atlanta, (is. '-2'j So. ItroaiJ Fi . . * vi I ^yst-ory.,1 Jtwwn-it'-.-T-srm A'J v ? hn CLKlS WHIM Alt Ufct (AlU. Li |^l| BosT l-'iurfh ryrup. I'nsu's WooU. Lso P? BmaBBMiaaBBW wtaaaavunBU) tol caktilldces. t hit tiiafc count. " Winchester I trid^td in all calibers hit, thai is, I and strike a good, hard, peneic kind of cartridges you will get, the time-tried Winchester make. w chester make 0? car-ridges. i i , | L in llis family 9 and Grip. KtLEV, OREGON. ou'rnor of Oregoo. State ok Oregon, ? Kxeit.tivf. Department, f iie lVrutia .Medicine Co.. Columbus, () : Itcar Sirs?i have liail occasion to l*e your 1'or una inc. lei nc in, in j/ i?i excellent rentedy. / have not ail uecaslon to ttic 11 /or other aline n Is. your vera (rale, IF. M. Lord. It will !;< n??t:?tliAt the Governor ays he lias mil ii.nl occasion to use I'euna tor other ailments. The reason tor his is. most other ailments begin with i* old. IsiiVfe I'entna t<> promptly eare colds, 10 protects h:.s tatnily against other ailuents. T!i'< is exactly what every other itniilv in tiie l otted States should do. veep iVriinu in the hoti.-c. I'se it for oiiglis. eohls. la gnppe, and otlu-r climatic flections of winter, and there will be no thcr ailments i:i the house. Such faiuics shoti! I provide tin ies-;\es with a copy f Dr. Hartniaii's free book, entitled "Winer ('atari h." Address Dr. llartmnn, Coiinlius, Oliio. Peruna Alimnas for I 904. < o\ ery'w'.ii. h'chxim beds all inflammation of (he mucous membrane wnerever located. In local treatment of female ills Faxtine is invaluable. Used as a douche it is a revelation in rlcnndnn ?n/l power , it ki.ls all t'bease germs whi'.h cause infl.rmmat', >n ti.l discharr-'-s. Thousai.dsof letters from women prove Iliac it is tin- grentcvteuro ior lciicorrhtra ever ilisrovrre;!. I'a\tine never fa'.l> to euro pelvic catarrh, nasal catarrh, sote t'. i >at, s iv mouth ami jore eyes. he. a use these diseases are all caused by intiaminalion of the mucous membrane. Kor cleansing, whitening an<l preservlti-; tlio teeth wo challenge llio world to produce its equal. Physicians and spe< talis U everywhere presciibe and endorse Pa.vtine, and thousandsofti itinioiiiallettersprovcltsvalue. At druggists, or sent postpaid 50 cts. A large trial paolcngnand book of instructions absoluteiy free. Write Tho R. r.-irtoa Co., Dopt. Boston, Mass. ICipans 1 abides are medicine ever mndc. A bundled millions ^n^UVV ?f tli.-iu Imve been 1~.< akfrg?~~ sold in the United Stales In a single year. Every illness arising from a disordered stomach Is relieved or cured by their use. So common is it that diseases originate from the stomach it may be safely asserted there Is no condition of ill health that will not be benefited or cured by the occasional use of Klpnns Tnbttlcs. Physicians know tlieiu and speak highly of them. AMI druggists sell them. The live-tout package Is enough for an ordinary occasion, and the Family Itotlle. sixty cents, contains a household supply for a year. One generally giv??s relief within twenty minutes oTpsTTii u'vAc euIT (pur net COI.i.Al'Mitl.E'l'UUhS) A Kill'st i lute forn iwl MijMTior to intiHisrdor any other pl.oitor,uinl wit! not hlisterUie most riot ioa.o ss in. i ho |> ''i-nll.iv Invalid iMirutlvvqutfitloii'l tliisai'Liclo a re w oxnlr rfa). It. will stop t'.i hiiit!i:ic in! once,and relieve liiiul.u no mi l soutUc.i. \S e recomnieiid it bh the lies I nnd safest exir< al oouiiter-ti rit iu!i> h.'.tvii.ii '-*> ? sati o\ let anl ronieilv for pain** iu t..o o. ost mil stnlnarb and nl I rlo-urn 11 ic,"oil lib ica* d gout j c?>ij 4'lainlH. A tri I nili iinnii win i woVliiini tijri t, a nil 11 \> '.I ho found to ho 11.1 lua I lo iti the household. M i : v tioooloso y "*t 11s tlio bo tof all of your prep-i r 1' ions.'' 1'rh e iff Qi t*..at nil <1 '*uc?"lvt s or ??t" or dealers, or 1 y I send in nt hi mount t ni~i n |k>i|iii(u eta iii is 3 we wil'senu y u a tube by m 111. No srtlrle * 'linnId boaccented hv t he |m Idle iinl?M?tl<f I * nine carries >" rluhol. r. s o. Iioi wi o 11 Is hot ? | genuine. CnUS^UWOl i.ii Ml O. Cu, 17 State Stri i \ Nr.W i?-v . ' ItSftWMil i o?.r.:.r^:r. i ? Vn * (f (Y J i LLO '.r 8..W Miii*. F wltn He e's t'in? ! ?i I,.> > !;*>? <III11- B i ?*r, 8i nulla i??.i n W.;-ni<l me Hea B ij puck-I I n? \ urlnMi' Ki'i'it W?>'-K? arr Hues- B ce.le- to" acci un'V, 1 vIM ICIT 1 . I'l'iABlip H KlTVA^ KA?S l)Kl?"K|UT iS "A" ri C fOT t ull V U descriptive circitl.t -> M? 'fn-fn i> t t>>-the B nrIt'll* V ?111I M ' t .11 elrnnqu^ fov=a m s:a u"lv^v f Remove* all swelling in 8 to so T-' I <la>s; c.-'ec:* a permanent cure /?. j:i ioln Gotlays. Tri.iltreatment y^L/' '^T\ given free. N?'i hinrcan be faiiCf v Write Or. h' H. ' isi's Sorts. viiiT " StieeUlltlS. be* It Atlanta. 9* crouch" v.7 Marble and 1. r.inite Co. ? MANi t'A< T. KKK . OV? t \ ;> JV.ONU/i.HNTS, Van 1 , 1 t.aua y, ItriHliiloaMi uiiy < sullen. ....ii t.. Ik'- ill M.ihk. h rt|S'(dnlty, (C^-keulU t..i* , a per.) ATLANTA, 0>V

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