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NN^ ]\lrs. Haskell, Worthy pendent Order Good Lakos Mass., tells of li Lydia E* Pinkham's ^ " Dkar Mrs. Pinkham : Four years mation uud ulceration.- I endured daily to me. 1 had used medicines and was' made up my mind that there was no rel friend. 1 noticed a bottle of L.ydiH E. 1* My friend endorsed it highly and I decit help me. It took patience and perseveri used Lydia H. Pink ham's Vegetabl before J was cared, but what a chary, misery to the delightial exhilarating fe not change back for a thousand dollars grand medicine. " 1 wish every sick woman would I Haskkj.i,, Silver Lake, Mass. Worthy Good Templars. When a medicine has Iwen xn cases, is it justice to yourself to ?i believe it would help me" ? Surely you cannot wish to r? couraged, exhausted with each derangement of tlie feminine org Vegetable Compound will help yo firs- Tillie Hart, of Lt cost all letters addressed to lier li just the knowledge that will belli costs nothing. It doesn't take very much of a philosopher to draw moral deductions from the misfortunes of others. lO.OOO Plants For 16r. This is a remarkable oiler the John A. 1 Snlzer JSeed Co., I-a Crosse, \\ is., makes. They will send you their big plant and seed catalog, together with enough eeed ? to grow 1,000 line solid Cabbages. 2,00(1 delicious Carrots, 2,000 lilanrhmg, nutty Celery, 2,000 rich, buttery lettuce, , 1,000 splendid Unions. 1,000 rare, luscious Radishes. 1,000 gloriously brilliant Flower*. ( Thin great offer is made in order to in- , duce you to try their warranted seeds? { for when vou oreo plant them you will , grow no others, and A I.I, FOU nUT 16c. POSTAGE, , providing you will return this notice, and if you will send them 20c. in postage, they will add to the above a package of the famous Berliner Cauliflower. | A.C.I,.] The moat costly chair in existence he- j longs to the Pope. It is of silver?worth i fflO.OOO. Mrs. Wioidow'aEoothiog Syrup forchildren i teething, soften the gums, reduces Inllnmma- | tlou,allays pain,cures wind colic. 25c. abottle Strong is the man who knows his weak- i ness. fl~Hm^SrPP i&Mb K,htumatitm It get |t ?ut c H^Hh V; Will do the work |^Ht Vj any injury to the d . \i 59 leave you in much I V M cleanses the bio ^^9Rp'fl l!|;V acids that cause rli fl^v// 'I VI tl digestion, boils, ch BEV 'if I '\\\ 'JH and the germs that 1 an<* con'aK'ou* bl< greatest blood pur sufferers testify that remedy does? AT THE J AT Al y v b,';v^r -iJ * Vice Templar, IndeTemplars, of Silver ler cure by the use of /egetable Compound* ago I was nearly dead with inflamuntold agony. and life was a burden hes internallv and externally until 1 ief for me. falling at the home of a inkhain's Vegetable Compound, led to give it a trial to see if it would snce for I was in bad condition, and I le Compound for nearly live months fe. from despair to happiness, from eling health always briitgs. 1 would , and your Vegetable Compound is a try it and lie convinced." ? Mrs. Ida Vice Templar, independent Order of ccessful in more than a million ay, without trying it, "I do not unnin weak, and sick and disday's work. You have some nnism, and Lydia K. Pink ham's u Justus surely us it has others. irimore, N. D., says: Mrs. 1'in kit a m : I might have been jy months of suffering and pain if I i of the cflicacy of Lydia L, Pinkgetablc Com pound a few months ] 1 tried many remedies without tind- ' ig which helped me before I tried the Compound. I dreaded the approach iistrual period every month, as it h suffering and pain. Some months sb very scanty and others it was pro- J after I had used the Compound for ' h I became regular and natural, and so 1 until 1 felt perfectly well, and the i strengthened to perforin the work li.stance and pain. I am like a differnow, where before I did not care to I am pleased to testify as to the good table Compound has done for ny. " ! ours. Mrs. Tii.i.ie Hart, l.arimore.N.D. h.t?efore, believed by all women I! that Lydia M. Pinkhunt's Vegenpound is live liicdiciuc they ke. It has stood the test of time, < hundreds of thousands of cures ilil. Women should consider it 1 i use any other medicine, nkhutft, whose address Is Lynn, 1 answer cheerfully and without >y sick women. Perhaps she bus i > your case ? try her to-day ? it j \ ?3EEBEH!EBBElI*Hi CURES WHtRl ALL ELSE FAILS. KT st < uiuli Syrup, 'l'astt-s Uatt W In Hints. Solil by tlrutfiilsia. disKMUL^AL^im^fi Gratitude is one of the best dishes it any meal. So. 9. How's Till"? We offer One Hundred Hollars Reward for iny ease of Catarrli that eanuot i?e curod by Hull's Catarrh Cure. F. .1. Ciikney & Co.. Toledo, (). We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the hist 15years,and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactlons and tlnaneially able to earry <>ut any obligations made by their (Inn. West A Thuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Wai.dino, Kinnan A Mahvin, Wholesale Drtiggists. Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting diroetly upon the blood and inueoussurfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price, 75c. per bottle, gold by all Drtiggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Mexico, 1?. K. "Mexico, I). I?\." its the postmark on nil Mexiean postal matter reads, means "District Federal," or Federal District, and corresponds to our Washington, D. C. Treacherous and Delay May Proi>t Fatal. y IF YO%JR SYSTEM NOW. 'maade 1 quickly, effectively and without H igestive organs. In fact, it will H better condition every way, for od of poisonous lactic and uric W leumatisin, kidney troubles, inronic constipation and catarrh, V leave one an easy prey to malaria xxl poison. It is not only the ifier, but hundreds of relieved it does one thing that no other RHEUMATISM. M 01 NTS FROM TM? INSIOK." fl .L DRUOOIiTa, "" Y f . T ? * Mr. Hepburn'* Solace. "I have never been very lucky in drawing seats," Bald Representative Hepburn, of Irnva. "Several times my name has been among the last called, but lately a friend has taken my old seat each time, and kindly exchanged with me. But whenever I am somewhat disgusted with the lottery." continued the veteran, "my mind reverts to the drawing that took place when I first entered the House. I had extremely bad luck, and secured a seat clear around next to the wall on (he left of the Speaker. I was just thinking that 1 was rnightly unlucky when I looked across the hall and near the centre aisle there was a head just visible above the railing that separated the scats from the rear space. It was a inost disconsolate face that peered over the railing and scanned the House, and 1 recognized the man that I had beaten for the nomination and succeeded. 'I'll bet that fellow." said I to myself, 'would be mighty well satisfied with any seat in this House." and at once ceased to feel very sore over my luck. Now, when 1 have poor luck, I think of that face and my remark to myself, and accept what comes to me.?Washington Post. In Favor of Cremation. If cremation does not make very input |iiu?;n-? 111 litis uuiiuiry us nil alternative to earth burial it is not for want of distinguished support. Herbert Spencer is the last of a long roll of eminent men oT all schools of thought who have left directions that their remains should be cremated. Of recent years the names of Mr. Lecky, Canon Shuttleworth. Sir Edward Hurne-Jones, Grant Allen. Harold Frederic. B. L. Farjeon, Sir Spencer Wells. Sir Isaac Pitman, Mr. Du Manrier. Sir Peter Edlln. Gen. Sir Samuel Browne. Edna Lyall. W. E. Henley, thy Rev. H. R. Haweis and 13aron Huddleston occur in the records of the Cremation Society as supporters who have offered the Strongest testimony in their power lo burial reform. Expense is the great bar to the wider extension of cremation, hut the act which came into force last April, and enables burial authorities and. therefore, locai authorities to establish crematoria, may possibly work a great change in thin particular?London Exchange. Somewhat Twisted. The average American in the Philippines makes sorry work of the Spanish language; hut the Spaniards also have difficulty in mastering English. A uetrolt woman opened a Manila j paper the other day. and saw the fol- ! lowing advertisement of a prominent ' Spanish dry-goods house that caters to American trade: "Importing house receiving by all mails from Europe. The highest novelties in weavings of silks and linen. Hats, and all sorts of Adorning for ladies and children. A complete assortment of all kinds of goods for gentlemen." FITS permanently cured. No (It* or nervousness after ft rst day's use of I>r. Kline's <5reat NVrveltestorcr. Siltriaibottluand treat use free Dr. K. H. K 1.1 sr. Ltd..?'ftl An-b SP, l'Utla .l'a .Many a well informed woman has her servant girl to thank for it. Tin* Kditor of Hit* Ittintl New Yorker, Than whom there is no better Potato Expert in the Country, says. "Salzer's Earliest Potato is the earliest ot HS i arlic.st sorts. triad l?y me. \ icldilig 4t?4 l?u. per sere." Salzer's Karh Wisconsin yielded for t lie Uural New Yorker Tfttl bu. per acre. Now Salzer has heavier yielding varictiea than ahove. See Salzer's eatalog. .11 .ST SKND ltV. IN STAMPS and this notice to the John A. Salzer Seed Co., I.a > rouse. Wis., and receive lots of farm seed samples and their lug catalog, which is brim full of rare things for the gardener anil farmer, easily worth 3st?M).00 to every wide awake farmer. | A.C.I...| it describes Salzer's Teesinte, yielding 160,000 lb*, per acre of rich green fodder, Salzei's Victoria I t ape. yielding 00,1)00 lbs. of sheep and hog food per acre, together with Sailer's Now National (lals which ha* ;t record of 3tH> bu. per acre, in JiO States, so also full description of Alfalfa Clover, Giant Inearnat Clover, Alsike, Timothy ami thousands of other fodder plants, Onuses, Wheat, Spelts, Barley, etc. It's a pity that a miser who has money to burn can't take it with him when he dies. l'lso's Cure for Consumption is an infallible medicine for coughs and colds.?X. W. iSAiiuKi., Ocean Orovo, N. J., F jb. 17. 1900. A woman would rather be idolized than understood. Itlllloii Hollar <truss ami Alfwlln. When we introduced Million Dollar Grass three years ago. little did we d rent if' it would he the most talked of grass in America, the biggest, quick, hay producer on earth, hut this has coine to pass. Agr. Editors wrote about it. Agr. College l'rofessors lectured about it. Agr. Institute Orators talked about it, while in the farm home by the quiet fireside, in the corner grocery, in the village postoffice, at the creamery, at the depot, in fact wherever farmers gathered. Salter's Million Dol1* Crass, that wonderful grass, good for 5 to 14 tons per acre, and lots ol pasture besides, is always a theme worthy of the fanner's voice. A. Walford. Westlore Farms, l'a., write*: "I have 60 acres in Salzcr's Alfalfa Clover. It in immense. I cut three crops this sea on and have lots of pasture besides." jitbt bf.xd this notice ami 10c. in BTAMPH In the John A. Sal/.er Seed Co.. I.a Crosse. Win., and receive their big catalog and lota of farm seed sample* free. I A.C.I, 1 In Finland reindeer arc worth $7.50 a head. A reindeer can travel alioul lift miles a day. June Tint Butteb Color makes top of the market butter. l'lanets revolve, but shooting stars are not necessarily revolvers. Why I?o We l?le ? Vital statistics classified show the respiratory organs to he the feeble point in man. Diseases of the lungs are out of all proportion in fatality. Take Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein for coughs, colds and consumption. At druggists, 25c., 50c. and $1.00 a bottle. Follies of life are the amusements we don't care for. SISTERS RELY CATARRH, Peruna for coughs and colds in\ c/u/drei?. i?: wi SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH Use Pe-ru-na for La Grippe and Winter Catarrh. IN T.\ 1\K^ country of the civilized - workl the Sisters of Charity are known Not only do the> minister to the spiritual and intellectual needs of the charges committed to their rare, but they also minister to .heir bodily needs. Whenever coughs or colds, la grippe or pneumonia make their appearance among the children these Sisters are not diseon certed, but know exactly the remedies to apply. W ith so many children to take care of and to protect from climate and disease these wise and prudent Sisters have found I'erunu a never-failing safeguard. Sisters of St. Joseph, of the Deaf Mi J Mo., writes: " li e ttHMrtrfalc ... J irltli catarrh nnd mtsn irlth colds m J mum 11 tul linre tnspl re*l ninny nth* J id tit out it. It has ccrln I til it lie fit J iriA'ld ofyond Inst icint*-r fur n/* r I J ktntlness to lis and our H/)1leted mi ? ? *** *?<? * *?? ???? <?*?****?*?*** 4 Or. Martinan receives many letters from Catholic Sisters Irani all ovrr the I'nifed States. \ recommend recently received nam a Catholic iinstitution in Detroit, Mich., read- as follows: Itr. S. It. Ila rtma h. t'nl it in bus. Oh in: Hen e St r:?"The yon tif/f// ?7 iclin used the I'crunn ?rnHsnjJ'ertnyfrnm In ryn(litis, anil Inss of en tee. The ri'snlt of the trentment tens most satisfactory. She found yrrut relief, anil after further use of the meilielne ire lin/ir to he a tile to sn yshe Is entt re! y en rcil.'' Sisters of t Hii rily. This young girl was under the rare of the Sisters af t'lmritv and u.-ed I'eriuia for catarrh of the throat, with good results as the iihove letter testifies. T rain a t 'atliolic Inst Itiitlnn in t entral <thlo comes the folloirlay recommend from the Sister Soyerinr: "Some years ago a trieml of our institution recommended to u> Dr. Ilartman's IVriina as an excellent remedy for the inlliien/a. of which we then had several cases which threatened ta be of a serious character. iF CZJ? KSTFOH 5 GUARANTEED CURE for all bowel troub I blood, wind on the stomach, bloated bowels, H pains after eating, liver trouble, callow *ktn i r regularly you are sick. Constipation kills m I starts chronic ailments end long years of cufl 9 CASCARETS todny, for you will never get r jj right, Tnko our advice, sturt with Caacare 9 money refunded. The genuine tablet ntnrn| ^b^^^^^^e^^Address Sterling Remedy ConNgP?^'' 11/ *JUPSET YOUR. STOW H| " "?r To Cure Your Hcada Eil *r _ t- _ * /ra r rgra m ,uv la i^u u Immediately while you wait and hai Cures Cold Dropsy II cr Remove'-, nil swelling in S to 20 (*? / davs; effects a permanent cure A. i.ijoto (<o days. Trial treatment given free. Notliincran l>cfairer t4?S" Write Dr. H. H. (iraen's Son?, ?.ty?r-, urn. " Sf>eel^llfl?- Bc? 11 &tlant?. ua You cannot make progress toward Heaven In the pathway of sin. Christ only wants us to be nothing so thai we may do something. An K.gg Teller Free, ^ Together with an incubator and brooder catalogue, containing among much other valuable uud interesting information a colored plate, showing by eighteen views the development of the chick in the shell, free, by sending to (?eo. A. Stalil. Quiney, III., four cents to pay for postage and packing. f OF 3T. ON PE-RU-NA TO COUGHS, C * lie Institute, 1S41> Cass Ave., Si Louis, J urh, It rrrtaInly dor* i/ooil irork nil /? f/r//?/x*. IIV harr faith in I'r ?# * irith Minn'. IIV do oof Hkr tn hr | tis from lii'lmj rccj/ sick. It iliil a * ililront's. Tbttnkintj i/oit for ijonr ! ru. tec rr ma in, lion rs tfrirtrfnll i/, ? " SISTFIIS OF .ST. JO.SFI'll." * >***??**?*??*?* ****?**????*?????? * "We he^aii to Use it and experienced I swell woiidertul results tiiat since tiieu IV! rutia has become our favorite medicine for ' influenza, catarrh, cold, couch nml 1. chitis." Another rccom meml from a laihol tr I list it tit ton of our of the feiileol Shift's lerttlen lifi fiiv Sistrr Sit pcrlor rcails as j'dIIoirs: "A nuinlicr Hi coats a;ro ? r attention was called to Dr. Ilartman's I'crunu, and sitter thru \vr Itavr ttsnl it with wonderful results tor grip, coughs, colds and ca I tarrlial diseases < (' the head attd stomach. "For grip and winter catarrh especially it has lire11 ot great service to the inmates of this inst itnlion." SISTEKS OF C1IANITY All Out the lulled States I'se I'elu-na for Catarrh. A recommend recently received from a Catholic institution in the Southwest reads as follows: A I'roiuiiient Mother Superior Says : "I can testify from c.\|ieriencp to the etliciency of I'ciitna as one ol the very best * CANDY \ CATH&HTIC Irs, appendicitis, biliousness, bad breath, bad , foul mouth, headache, indigestion, pimples, ?nd dirriness. When your bowelr. don't move ore people than ail other diseases together. It "ering. No matter what ails you, start taking .veil and stay well until you get your trowels ts today under absolute guarantee to cure or [red C C C. Never sold in bull:. Samnlc and a kpany, Chicago or N-w York. 502 \H MACHINERY "ruI ajax portable an3 traction engines /vl threshing machines ! il I** kl,HU-SU to 40 Inch. a pennsylvania grain drills SiV and Hoc. lui]iroT<\l for 1JH. j v^jpuesss^teiptii portable saw mills - MTr tyva wilUfrtctiuufr('ttati(ll??gluroi.'r. ***' js *4, faji^'mtco., Y" ;p>' 17..?T all tni.g&a. ^.TOlrSl mxudHBI1IUV UUw IACH Willi Ntuieout Ca.tha.rlic* ,che .' . . .... IJWE. It Ctircjr p t no bad effects on the Stomach. IT IS j / 1' o ^ *nc* "*?c * | Cotton Gin Machinery 'Vxr' ^SfflliESIaKt. PRATT. MUNGER. WINSHIP. EAGLE. SIMTH. We make the ino?t complete line el any concern in tbe world. We also make ENGINES and BOILERS, L1NTERS tor OIL MILLS. We aell erery'Jung oeeued about a Cotton Gin. Write foe Illustrated Catalogue. | Continental Gin Co., Birmingham, Ala. JOSEPH FICHT OLDS, GRIP II Trut/tei <xfrna! _ , |8^Sf I T^\ Jj/m If ittl 5 MA l|l ^ * M ' B N S'jW ' v* M/ '' t 4& " ^IfcvT.n* LU jlll/i Aiierding ")/ \l ^: ? **etVi'C ~~~ \vhu J.jive Use it. Im?i ;.ivi frred with . iturrlr * oi I t>C stomach. aii r .-l-.i !:? -. iiriiviitit valueless I *r t? s i Last tpriny I went > < >!??rudo. liMjiiur to lie t . i-.itiil ii\ a change ol i-.iMit.-. ml W Ilia- t lu re a : : l!?l . ' \ -? ?! mi' to tr\ IVrtina. A tier u*?tn;r two > > I I found myself \erv much ?iii|irov?'.i. lite i remains of my o!u disease Icing ium so slight, I ronsidrt myself cured, yet i.n .1 while I intend to continue tiie its a IV | rutin. i am lion treating anollier ,* t ii-iit with your inedieine. She litis been -uk wit I? malnrin and troubled with leueorrhnca. i have no doubt that a cure will l?e .peedily effected." 27t rsf it rr .sum pi rsnflrttrrx we/ ml hii lh\ Hurt inn n /'rota l/ir rartimt* </f ut n oy i uirir/i i< .urtlfin (M r^/H f//# f?M f I (he f ?i llnl Sin li s. The names and addresses to thes? let I lis have been withheld fmm resp,.-: to the Sisters, lint will he furnished on re quest. One-half oi the diseases which illlict ttiankind are due to s?i:ue catarrhal derangement i?i tiie mucous membrane limn* some organ or pussaKi' of the body. \ remedy that would aet immediately upon the congested mucous membrane, restoring it to its normal state, would eon seutieiill.v eure all these diseases. Catarrh is catarrh wherever located, vhethcr it be in the head, throat, lungs, stomach, kidneys or pelvic organs. A remedy thai will euro it in on-' location will cur* it in till locations. IVriiua cures catarrh wherever located. If you do not derive prompt and satisfactory results Irom the use of Peruna. write at once to Dr. Ilartuian. giving a full state| mcnt of youi case and ln? will T>? pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. tlariman. President of Hie llartinan S.mit.ii iiiui. Columbus. O. ?SS?W?MN?SMUnaMaHNWW??S<ww? Small Potatoes j! I result from a lack of , Potash!; i in the soil. Potash produces size and quality. , books which ,4-?Wldi?vc explain more 1 i | GERMAN KALI WORKS, i l| New Vupk-H# NuftMin Street. or I Allmitu, Ho. IIrout! M. fn A n cin r.'V ? pTr^Tc^ uMrofivum VAdCLinK I (PUT UP IN COLLAPSIBLE TUBES) i A substitute for anil superior to mustard or 1 any otiior plaster, uml will not blister the mostdslicato skin. The pain-allaying and ourativenualitiesof thisartielearewonderlul. it will slop the l outline ho ut onct), a ml . relieve lieudacno and sciatica. VVe reconiiiihiiiI it as tlio best mill safest external coiiiites-j:ritaut known.ulao asanex ternal remedy for pains in tlio chest atid stoma. )i and all rbeum.it ic,neu ralgicand gout y complaints. A trial will prove what weVlniio forit, nml It will bofound to be invaluable in tlio household.Many peonlesay"it istl e bo?tof all of your preparations." Price i5 eta., at all druggists or otlier dealers, or by send higthisn mount tousin postage stain i s wo will send you a tube by mall. No articl.' should he accepted by the public unlesst lie samocarricsourlabel. asotherwlselt is not Kouulno. CMESRltKOHOM MFO. CO., 17 State Street, NlV foul City. k? UMawimmimi?wy II SAW MILLSHHSI 3with He?e's Universal Log KeetnB.Rectllin H ear. Simultaneous Net Work* and the Hea fJooolt-Ktng Variable Feed Works are unex celled for accuracy, simplicitt, pt rabil jSiTv and kase oporERATtoN. Write for full P* descriptive circulars. Manufactured by the BA1.KM IKON \VOItK8.Wln-ti.n a.tlemJI.C. a CROUCH Marble and Granite Co. ? MA NIT FA ;TIHKKS OF? MONUMENTS, Vaults, Statuary, llrad.toiics, etc., in nny (iranlte or Marble. Dentil Mn.kn n Specially. t?^Mentlon this paper.) ATLANTA, GA. So. D. Saw mills The DaLoach Patent Variable Friction Feed , Saw Mill with 4 h. p. cuts 2,000 feet pet day All sire* and prices to suit. De Loach Shingle Mills, Kdsrers, Trimmers, Planers; Corn and Buhr Mills, Water Wheels, L?th Mills, Wood Saws. I Our handsome new Catalog will interest yon. DaLoach Mill Mlt Co., Box 834. Atlanta, Ge. aV&T22 Thompson's Eyt Water