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fc ' Urcdor?''Soott said n olcvor thing today; said that luck is a good hit like lightning; for it seldom strikes twice in the same place." Ileeder? "Yes. and as a rule neither of them meeds to."?Pennsylvania Punch Bowl. W There is in ore Catarrh in this section of tlio country tlinnall other diseases put together, ?nd until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronoun 1 it incurable. Science lies proven Catarrh to tie a const itutional disease an I therefore requires constitutionsl treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured l>v F. .1. cit?Dc\ A Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional euro on the market, it o taSc-ui lot cririlly in doses from 10 drops ton tenspoonful. Pads directlv <>n thn blood and mil 'ous stirfa -s of the system. They offer one hundred <1 'liars for liny ease it fails to euro. Ko:i<l for eiretllitrs nnd I est imonials. Addres" F. .1. Ciidxey .V Co., Toledo, o. Sold hy Its. 7">.\ Take Hall s Family rills for eonstipatioa. "flracious," sighed Mr. !?<> Spepsey, *'I wish ! could acquire an appetite." For goodness' sake!" exeluittted his xvife. "what tin you want with an appetite? It would only give you inoro dyspepsia."?Philadelphia I'ress. Atlanta, Cia., escaped the surgeon's knife, by using Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. "Dear Mrs. I'inkuam: ? I wish to prepress my gratitude for the restored "health and happiness Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound lias brought into my life. "1 had suffered for three years with terrible pains at the time of menstrua'4w?r? in,,! 1... . t. u;u iiuLuiiuu wiu.i nit' irmun ' ; was until the doctorpronounced it ill- i ilamtuntion of the ovaries, and proposed an operation. Vl 1 felt so weak and sick that 1 felt Bure that I could not survive the ordeal, and so I told him that 1 would not undergo it. The following week I read nn advertisement in the paper of your Vegetable Compound in such an emergency, and so 1 decided to try it. Oreat was my joy to find that I actually improved after taking two bottles, so 1 kept taking it for ten weeks, and at the end of that time I was cured. 1 had gained eighteen pounds and was in excellent health, and am now. " Yon surely deserve great success, and you have my very best wishes." ? Miss AttcE Baii.ky, ."0 North boulevard, Atlnnta. (la. ?$C000 forfeit If original t>f air ce letter proving qenulnencs:; cannot be pro lueaC , T%"it sick women would ho wise if they would take hydi.x K. Pitikliam'M Vegetable Compound and be well. VI A m SRliffi R5a> WggBBgj UaSvtS |j| I SIS SI I IMP BLwigv "1 hn-l trouble with my bowl* which mrwle my tilood impure My face wa* covered with pimple* which no MWniil re?idy mold wunrr. I tried your I'urAO t* anil grrnt wa* niy Joy when th? f I tuple* ilMr.ppnai 'I after n month'* *'cail\ use. havn rynmim uiloil tlinn to all iny friend* anil to ?^?w have tonnd rclh f." C. > Punch. WS7 Park A to.. New York City. N. Y. ^csT f*0'" m Tho Bowels ^ pirn ' CANDY CATMARTIC _Pl??**n?. Palatable, Potent. Ta*te flood. DoOeod, Never Sir Hon , Weaken or (Irii*. l*c *Sn, Mk. Never Mid In Wnlh. The genuine tablet *taiO|>?il CUO< Ouarr..at?mi oc. . ore or your money bank Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 600 AIM UAL SALE, TEN BM.U0R BOXES - -''' |^ >..?L?wnwitnwmcT;<rrm. I '.V' ?*1 ? Dropsy! Removes all swelling in 8 to 20 day*; effects a permanent cure in jo to fo iln vs. Trial treatment given free. Nothingcm! be faircl Write Or. H. H. Orion's Sons. Specialists. Box ft Atlanta. Ga liSAW MULSH; I with Hpfre's T'nlver-'al Log Heetns.Reetilln- H eer.Blmnltenenu* Set Works and the Hoi B oock-Ktng Variable Feed Work# are tinea eelled for icorRArr, amrLiotTY. mutant - B ITT AND 1A1* OPoriCIIATION. Write for full K descriptive circulars. Manufactured by the 8ALK.M IRON WORKH.Wlnaton Walain.N.C.B So. 11. 1BEHBDEBEEia8|ll fftUS WHIM All list fAlii. CSl Beat nmitn 8yrui>. Tastes Oood. Lie le lima. Bold by driwrtf) ?ta- If BECEBBBibgayi SOURCES OF THE PEERAGE. Ancient Lineage? Pooh! Pooh! Look Here, Says Labouchere. "Progress is revolution in disguise and by degrees," a well known tory has recently said, "it is destined to make the peers powerless and the poor prosperous." The description will remind many of the phrase uttered by Cromwell: "There will never be a good time in England till we have done with the lords." What is the value of our peerago of today? Lord H.'aconsficld answered the question in "Coningsby" many years ago: "'Ancient lienage.' said Mr. Millbank; 'I never heard of a peer with an ancient lineage. The real old families of this country are to be found among the peasantry; the gentry, too, may lay soma claim to old blood. I ean point you out Saxon families in this country who can trace their pedigrees beyond the conquest; 1 know of some Norman gentlemen whos fathers undoubt ?dly eame over with the conqueror. Hut a peer with an ancient lienage is to me qnite a novelty. No. no; the thirty years' war of the roses freed us from those gentlemen. I take it after the battle of Tewkesbury, a Norman baron was almost as rare a being in England as a wolf is now.' "'1 have always understood,' said Coningsby, 'that our peerage was the finest in Europe.' "'From themselves,' said Millbank; 'and the hcrald3 they pay to paint their carriages. Hnt I go to facts. When Henry VII. called his first parliament there were only temporal peers to be found, and even some of them took their seats illegally, for they had been attained. Of those not five remain; and. as t'.ie Howards. for instance, arc not Norman nobility. We owe the English peerage to three sources?the spoliation of the church, the op ?n and flagrant sale of honors by the elder Stuarts and the boroughmongering of our own time*. Those are the three main sources of th?> -?xisting peerage of England, and. in my opinion, disgraceful ones.'" Lord lJeaconsfield might have added a fourth origin of the existing peerage, to wit. the bestowal of honors upon the mistresses of the kings and their illegltimau children. This decorous nation, therefore, delight s to honor those who have inherited titles from such shameful sources.? London Truth. ADVICE FROM "HER FATHER." Not Calculated to Cheer the Would-Be Benedict. A friend of the writer, who married a woman with a temper of her* own, tells an amusing story at her expense. They have been married for about two years, and as despite licr impcriousness they have got along very well, she smiles when the story Is repeated. A f t ?"?r Pniirl i *1 rv C. *?. ?~ 1 ' iui ruiuu iinn* I IK! young man summoned up courage to put the momentous question. Me was duly accepted, but a hint was thrown out that ho should see her father. Ho readily ngreed. and one evening called to talk the matter over with her parent. When the matter had been arranged the father said: "Well, young man. if you want to marry my daughter you must first, get your life insured in her favor." "Certainly," answored the would-be benedict, pleased to find the father so solicitous for the girl's future. "Which company would you recommend?" "I would recommend none, sir," was the answer, "but," he added, as his daughter's bursts of temper came to bis mind, "you had better choose some pay-all-rlaims company. They allow suicide." A new system of simultaneous telegraphing and telephoning, invented by Prof. Prune and an engineer named Turehi, is lining introduced extensively in Italy. Portugal and England. II. p. CiRkkn'h Sons, of Atlanta, <??., ure the only successful Dropsy Specialists In the world. Sc?? their littoral offer In advertisement in another column of this paper. A man naturally believes in the survival of the fittest an long as he lives. Plso's Cure cannot be ton highly spoken ot as n cough euro. J. \V. O'Hrikn. 32*2 Third Avenue, N.. Minneapolis, Minn.. Jan. 6.1000. Nothing hurts a small man so much as to have people ignore his threats. lo.ono vtnnts For Iflc. This is a remarkable offer the John A. Saber tieed Co., Ea Crosse, Wis., makes. They will send you their big plant and seed catalog, together with enough seed to grow 1.000 line solid Cabbages. v*' 2,000 delicious Carrots, 2.000 Blanching, nutty Celery, 2,000 rich, buttery Ix'ttuce, 1,000 splendid Onion*. 1,000 rare, luscious Radishes. 1.000 gloriously brilliant Flown**. This grent offer ia m.ulo in order to induce vou to try their warranted seeds? for when vou once plant them you will grow no otners. and ALL FOR BUT 16C. POSTAGE, providing you will return thi* notice, and if vou will rend them 20c. in postage, they will add to the above a package of the famous Iterliner Cauliflower. [A.C.L.] No oculist can remedy the short sighted ncss of a selfish person. Putnam Fadeless Dyf.s do not stain i the bands or spot the kettle, except green and purple. Many n mar who refuse* to believe the truth will swallow a lie. The Effect of Bleeping in Cars Is the contracting of cold, which often results seriously to the lungs. Never neglect a cold, hut take in time Taylor's Cherokee Hemedy of Sweet Gum and Mulleinnature's great cough medicine At. druggists, 25c.. 50c. and fl.00 a fcottle A man in reduced circumstance* isn't a woman's idea of a bargain. / HOW TWO BEAU DREAD G Catarrh Robs Wo Pe-ru-na Ma 9m9m9w9i%mmmmm9*m I 5 \ "i-'ilw - ! ^ -- - t Wis:; Amandu ?J oil O I !; Mi>-? Flora Hnuser, 1032 S. New .Irr- t j !? itj street, Indianapolis, Ind., writes: # |! "I think I must hurt- been * troubled with catarrh ever since I J 11 run eery youny. ayyra ratal ctteh * time I euuyht a cold. This ilhl not J jinirr Hiijjieicntl y serious to be oh- * noxious until lust whiter. Then J( 1111/ Itrail u ml nose were so stay ped * t up that / felt I must do soot cth in y. 5 j I'ermin i van recti m uicmlrtl to nn* I 5 hj/ ?t frlrml. / itseil it fm four* I J necks, ii ml foil ml to in ;/ vet icf that * | ' ? it at ml nir. I Im it not h ml i; hit * | J of trouble .it iter. )fi/ hntil is clear. J r ii ml I ro ii safi'lii a [jinn that I'r-* | riimi en?'< </ ?I0. "--Miss I'lorn * | lln user. * j Hundreds ofWomen Cured by Pe-ru-na of Annoying Catarrh. D|{. HAH I'M AN ha* probably done more than any other physician to I ward popularizing a means of escape from I the fn< ini deformities, such as watery eves. '] twisted nose, offensive hrentii, dry cracked ' lips. due to the ravaging effects of catarrh. He lias made ehronie catarrh a liiedong ! study. His remedy, popularly known as l'eruna. is the most famous remedy tor catarrh in existence. I'rohnhly there m not a man ot wnnati fioy or girl, within tiie bounds of the I'nited States that has not heard of I'r rnna. By far the largest majority have used l'eruna. The multitude of people that have been : cured of chronic catarrh by using l'eruna can never be know?. U/fM) UPSET YOUR STOMA W C c r0 ture Your llrtvdae 1 CA w W Iminrdirvtsiy while you wait and has i rCA C&ldj ^^^?^te5!fl8iJpBKSPEP!'Kil3fi8 Million Dollar ttrao and Alfalfa. i lYIi.'i 1 i? ?. s. .. . ....... nuiuuuiTij uiiiion JAUinr 1 Grass throe years ago, little did wo dream if would be the mo;-t talked of grass tit America, the biggest, qtuek. hay producer on earth, hut this lias come to pj-s. Agr. l-.ditors wrote nhniit it. Agr. College l'rofeasors lectured shout it, Agr. In- j stitnte Orators talked nhnnr, it. w'hile in | the farm home by the quiet fireside, in the | corner grocery, in the village postofhcc. at the creamery, at the depot, in fact wher- | ever farmers gathered. Salter's Trillion I)ol- ! ; b Grass, that wonderful grass, "ond for I ] S to 14 tone per acre, and lots of pasture | besides, is always h theme worthy of the j ' farmer's voice. A. WalforH. West lore Farms. Pa., writes: I "I have 60 acres in Saber's Alfalfa Clover. It is immense. I cut tliree crops this ?ca- j son and have lots of pasture besides." .11ST SEND THIS NOTICE AND 10(\ IN j RTAMTS j to the John A. Salzer Seed Co.. T.a ("rosso, is., and receive their big catalog and lots of farm seed samples free. (A.C.L.J Trying to keep up appearances pulls some men down. A silent dog is moro dangerous than a barking one. FITS permanent ly cured. No fits or nervousness after first dny's use ofT)r. Kline's Great harveltestorer. tii t rial bottle and t rent Isefree J?r. It. 11. Ki.ixr. 1 td., f31 ArchSt., rhila.,Pn National bank notes nro ono-aixth ; of the money in circulation. MM ITIFUL WOMEN E IATARRH BY USE men of Health and kes Women Healtl v.v.v.v.v.v.' mm Miss Amanda .T< % "1 write to tell \ bJ a number of years I "b and I thought it wa S- \-_ bJJ went to an oculist "b wore tlicni for so: "S fact. I felt worse t C. LTV ^ ^ lr""^p v and that it must b i used I'cruna with 1 % try it. I was not s " I'crmi to improve, , V*'Sr-i ?A- "*?? 'v "" ! * ! . 'U. my t "b <1"',,r^ "f the i 1. rf*'l J" tins trouble, and a rZ n* I'cruna." Mix . I ^Jliigjjss I | | L - X . I ? j I : < ",u'" < v^g ? j! Hcoutifiil \ ? /^/^': 'J mrmm ? Miss * II Minj a girl hu regained her faded I beauty. manv a matron ha- lengthened tin I.i.v- ot lift" comely appearance liv using IVrnna. I'eruna produces clean ntneous nscm 1m.iocs, the husis of facial ?\ inm.etry and a pert Oct complexion. 1 lie women have not hcen dntv to din cover thai a course of IVrutia will do more toward restoring youthful heattly j than all the devices known to science. While it is true that IVruna cures ea- I tarrh wherever located, yet it is advisable j for everyone to ure I'cruua as a preventive | iCH With Nauseous Cathartic* rjvE. Ii Cures i||! so boddice's on the Stomach. IT IS JB w . ^ j SO ^ ?-;1d 50c a botUe^^? Vanity is the ?puci;san<i that engulfs a woman's rem- >n. Sutler's Home llollcter Corn. So named because 50 acres produced so heavily, that its proceeds built a lovely home. See Salzer's catalog. Yielded in l'.Wlt in lnd. I.Y7 I n.. Ohio 100 bu., ienn. '.i* ou.. anu in Alien. on. per ??-re. Yon ran beat this record in MliH. WHAT DO VOU THINK OF THESE YIELDS TEH ACRE? j'JO liu. Kcardless Barley per acre. Jlo bu. Salter's New National Oats per A. NO bu. Salter Spelt/, and Macaroni Wheat. 1.000 bu. IVdigiio Potatoes per acre. 14 tons of rioh Billion Dollar Crass liny. 60.000 lbs. Victoria llane for sheep -per A. 160.000 lbs. Toosinte. tnc fodder wonder. ' 54,000 lbs. Sal/i r's Superior Fodder Corn j ?rich, juicy fodder, per A. i Now. such yields you can have, Mr. I Farmer, in 1004, if you will plant Salter's ! seeds [A.C.L.] OUST SENII ""HIS NOTICE AND 10c. in stamps to ?tohr A. Salter Seed Co., T.n | Crosse, W is., and receive their groat j catalog and lots of farm seed samples. Some men get so tired doing not lung that they can't do any kind of work. Mrs. Winslow'sSoothiriKSynipforc'hildron tee tlii no. soften tbo gnins. reduces inflammation allays pnin,cures wind eolie. 2oe. a bottle An attempt to get something for nothing parts many a fool from his money. V1ATISM. Dnnyrrous to let It in re now. A sinylo bottle of pj Bad cur) trquire more. RHF.TTMACIDR rauae. 10 that no trace ol the durjae lingers :jB blood, relirvra the inflammation o( the k,d- >Vd i end the catarrh thar folio.re auch a Condi- !jj5jj Ibom. of High Poirt, N. C., is PO years o'd fij atiam for 2" yrara, she ?n completely cuied KA area ehe Irrli "yrara younger" and U anxioua wj ?m any ol the forma ol this dread disease" to 23 noted Met hod i?t minister, of Rriateratnwn, 15 >1 RHPl'MAC'ltn . which cured hltn. He Is the miniatty JO yrara. r*OOTTLC rstc SROI* ICAL CO., PROPRIETORS. LTI^OAC, MD. { OINTS r ROM THE INSIDE." TO . ?? ? ; f SCAPED ; OF PE-RU-NA. I Beauty, iy and Beautiful. ihnsoti, Fairchild, Wis., writes: on how much l'cruna benefited me. For had pain in ihy head around my eyes, s beeniisr niv eyes needed treatment, so I and had glasses fitted to my eyes and no time, but felt no relief whatever. In ban before, and came to the conclusion va* nof with my eyes, but with my head catarrh. As so many of mv friends had icnefit for t'ni? trouble, I thought I would orrv that I did so. for in a short time I and in four weeks my eyes were in splcneneral health was nun h improved and ali head was gone, f was glad to get rid of mi giad to endorse sueh a good medicine ! Amanda Johnson. . .v. ww.v.y.v.VpWWAVj | || | 'lorn I In user. % .V.V.V.W.V.V.V.V.'.V.W.V. and not wait until cat hi rh has fastened itsell" hi home part of the system. I'cruna acts <|uickl\ anil beneficially on the inflamed mucous membranes iiuing the different organs of tiio boiiy Thus it will cure catarrh wherever located If von do not derive prompt and satisfactory results front the use of I'cruna. write at once to Dr. Ilartniau. (.ri\iii|i a full statement of your ? asc and lie will he pleased to yive you his valuable advice #> .?; is. Address Dr. Ilartmann, President ot The ltartmau Sanitarium, Columbus, thio. Cotton Gin Machinery dpatt vtTiNr.rrt ft ft Vi ft ft ft 4T A K.J A ^ V-* A^ A V* WINSHIP. EAGLE. S1MTH. We make the most complete lino ot any concern in the woild. We also make ENGINES and BOILERS, LINTERS for OIL MIL1.S. Wc sell everything needed about a Cotton Gin. Write for llkiitrated Catalogue. Continental Gin Co., Birmingham, Aia. CAPSICUM VASELINE] . (POT UP IN COLI.Al'hlHLK TITHES) A substitute foratid Fuporiorto mustard or any other planter, ami ? ill not blister tho inostdollcate skin. I he pain-allaying and curatlvenualltu'sof thtnarticlenre wunderf ill. 11 will atop t lie I not ha che a I once, and relievo headache and sciatica. We recommend It, a* the beat and safest, external counter-Irritant k now n,also as an ex tornnl remedy for pains In the chest nnd stomach r. nnaailrkcumntic.ueurnlglcand gouiymmI plaints. A trial will prove whni weolalm I for It, and it will bofo.ind to l>e invaluable Bin the household. Many pen pin say "it lathe I bec'tof *11 of your preparation*." Price i s Bet a., at all druggists or ot.lier dealer*, or l.y laendhigthlanmnunt tonsln pnstagoataini>h U wo will send you a tnbeby mail. S o art iclc a should bo accepted by the pu bl lo ti n less the leamecarrlcaourlabel,aaothorwlaeif ia not I genuine. CMBSEBaOUOH MFO. CO., 17 Stato Street. Krff York Pitt. < a pita i. arocK vno.oon.oo. It h?n you think of going off to arlinnl. wilt- for Coilege Journal and Spec ial > ffer of the lending tiilllncw and shorthand -rhoola. AOdree* KIM. ? lllAI.SF.ha Hlbl.Efct. Knlelyb. N. or Charlotte, X. C. [W? alio iem h Bookkeeping. shorthand. Kie.. hy mall.] So. 11. Saw mills The OeLoaeh Patent Variable Friction Feci Saw Mill with 4 h p. cut* 7 <**> feet per day. AH aires and price* to suit. Oel.onch Shingle Mills Kdgers, Trimmers, Planers ; torn and Buhl Mill*, Water Wheels, IaIIi Milts, Wood Saws our handsome new Catalog will interest you DcLoach Mill Mfg. Co . Hu Atlanta, Gs ??' Cotton Must Have Potash | Potash is an essential plant food i which" must be added as a fertilizer JW' or^the soil will iiSOTi become ex- ' hausted, as is ' tru^ of so V ^ Tinnx' rntfnn ' We ,,a~ booV' giving valuable defb\ ?ajl' about feutlir*V?'3w' era. We rill send them lrre to any farmt^ v ho asks litem. U CiFRHAN KALI WORKS, Acie York?98 rVt??n?i street, or Atlanta. Ui.* 9?- Brsad Ml. I W. L. DOUGLAS ?3.?S&*3 SHOES W YV. I.. J Pe?tijtl?t*? allocs Iihvp l?,\ their yV i'<"'?l lt<n f style, / 1^1 easy-IX11Inix. it it ?| f'~w .jjjfi superior wonrln;; L- _ mSi t|tialiti?<s, afiiiovcil nm: tin* largest sole ol' Wv a it* --V, , ta ^ t *ti* < "I I ?l> in. ? 11 i -11 iso cr\ ? I <? ! ? o?iro?lc*d lo ,?? l lit* tliwt: l*a(t*tit I it Iter tot |tr?rim?e<l. f j ist fit or f tiri :s Suites Ity tun II. 2l>r.t*\t ra, Vt'iil.foi la labia. Vt. I..linn it lav. Unit l> tun. Mint. IIU9VIUIIU Complete External and interna! Treatment ONEDOLUR lll)\ Consisting of Cuticura Soap to cleanse the skin of crusts and scales, and soften the thickened cuticle; CUTICURA Ointment to instantly allay itching, irritation nnrl inflnmm-itiATi anrl soothe and heal; andCUTICURA Pills to cool and cleanse the blond and expel humor germs. A SINGLE SET, costing but ONE DOLLAR, is often sufficient to cure the most torturing, disfiguring skin, seal]-) and blood humors, eczemas, rashes, itchings, and irritations, with loss of hair, from infancy to age, when the best physicians and all other remedies fail. Sold throughout 111- world i.'ntlctir* n?arlrent. SOc. (In form of Chocolate Coatrd PI1U. Sic . p'r vial of ?<>>. Otniturnt. 50>-.. Soap 2.V. IX)nil'.ii. 27 chartrrhouna Ng.: Parle, f. J!SIP ftp !s l'lli RtnUHi. 137 Oiluintna A*?. Pott-r lirug nnd Cham Corp.. Solo Prope. B'rf>nd for 'ifow to Oirv Torturing, Dtft. fig" "Ing Hanioru from Infancy to Ago." I weak ri no, u?e Thompson's EysWator