Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A QUICK RECOVERY. Ji Promlilent Officer of the Rebecca* Write* to Thauk Dotn'l Kidney PU1* For It. m Mrs. C. E. Buiugarduer, a local officer of the Rebeccas, of Topeka. Kans., Room ! 10, 812 Kansas ave- j XB&& r nue, writes: , 'I used, j Doau's Kidney Bills j Lw luring tlie past year, j AtS?k for kidney trouble and ' /Jwtxj&p kindred ailments. I v. ?8 suffering from t It. b pains In the back and J tep^^U^'l headaches, but found !$*-. jVr'','c after the nee of one fe i box of the remedy ;rfe'W./AIB9 gradually disappeared, so that before I had : k, fi finished a uecond ! BS^|gj^c/cj package 1 was well. I. therefore, heartily endorse your remedy." I (Signed 1 MRS. 'J. E. liUMGARDNEIi. A FREE Till/.Ir? Address Foster* Mllburii Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. For Bale by all dealers. Price, 50 cents. The Quest. 1 saw the towering clouds take Are Vroni the low sun. and thought them hlnst: They nanred the Innd of my desire. The splendid West. Spring laughed In breaking bud. clean air. In skies that took the tone of rest; 1 saw, yet found them not so fair As In my West. Night grew, a breathing silence fell. And peace, pure peace, was manifest; Vet loved 1 not quiet peace so well As in my West. What balm. then, for this ancient pain. This torture of the baffled quest? Only to tnkc the same dear road again Thut reaches West. ?London Outlook. TITfl pormanenlly cured. No fits or nervousness nftor first day's use of Dr. Kline's (irent Nervellestoror.f Utrial bottleand treatise free Dr. R. U. Ki.iNK.Ltd., 931 Arch St.. Fhllu., l*a. Pittsburg has already expended $25,000,000 in the skyscraper boom. Plso'sCurofor Consumption is an infiilllblfl madlolne for coughs and colds.?N. W. >S*muki., Oaaan Grovo, N. J? Feb. 17. 19O0. Telegraph poles along a railway are arranged thirty to the mile. WAY GET 5GAKED1 / ' /// ' / ' WHEN ?? ois-to CI.OTM3U^ ZjjCjf* 1/ v/l> I AC* ?* ttuow m KUPTo^gfff HARDMTSTSfeN? LOOK rOR ABOVE TBAOe MAUL MVIARC Of IMITATION CAT blOGUCS FREE SHOWING rULL LINE OF GARMENTS AND HATS. A. J. TOWER CO., OOSTON. MACS., U.S.A. TOWER CANAOIAH CO . LTO.. TORONTO. CAN ABA. CONSTIPATION tnrer nine yemrm I tuffered with chronic eon. loo mod rtnrlny tbls time 1 had Vo toko h top of warm water onoo erary ?4 boo re before d barn ao action on my bowela. Happily I Caaearets. and today 1 am a well man. t lha nine year* before I nand Caarnrrta I offered untold mtaery with Internal pilea. Thanka to you 1 am free from all that this mornlnif. You an uto tola tu bahaif of auffetinc humanity." B. r. Ylahar. Roanoke. 111. The bowels ^ | UWCOieto CAM OT C ATNAMTtC *fr ^fluiaat. Palatable, Potent,Taate flood. Do flood. Jte*nr Plekan, Weaken or Orlpe. ]te. ttc, Me. Nerer old In bulk. The snnnlnn tablet ataraped UUC, Onarantced to cure or yonr money back. Sterling Remedy Co., Cblcsgo or N.Y. 603 AMIUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES So. 30, BIO DftV TO AGENTS filing Sath LOCKS. Dlw I HI Sampl?10e. S. * Brown, Buffalo,H, t, iXSXArZZ Thompson's Eyo Wator HERE IT IS! Want to learn all about < Jto a Horae? How to Plclc A Sw Out u Oood Oo?? Know i s Imperfections and ?o?^ \r v Guard against Fraud'.' \ j Detect Disease '?nd Ef- Ar ' 1 /\ fact a Cure when ?smo f \ I \ is possible? Tell the w V / " ,?0V M/ yjp A vui i* TT uni W I HH I I*' U1I(tent Parts of the Animal? How to Shoe a Horse Properly? All this ami other Valuable Information ran be olj. talned by reading our 1OT-PAGK ILLUSTRATED HORSE HOOK, which w. wl l forward, pott paid, on rpeelpt of only Itf canta In stamps. . ROOK PUB. HOUSE. 134 Leonard St.. N. Y. Cltf, 25O!QM |?J""~I| ONE XMnmrnt. HH'Wl kIw ffC fi ^ T^:,nrW. KEtSfj fill murkn to Intlt- ?? W M < ^ Unni KwJ Wno'rrT 1 l^sissr* i|| 11 YEAR OLD I fjp xr< MkOt ?>Y Honest?A I ^ bhSi rfiDITOK'8 NOTE}?ncflor? permitting tht ?boY? irhl tht firm through their Hunker*. Vr<? vhcertcilv endure tht t Ueritate to order nunj >lc lot, YOUNG MAN RICH, BUT FRUGAL. Young Rockefeller Always Carefully Counts the Cost. That John 1). Rockefeller, Jr., is close is well demonstrated by the following story, which is said to be absolutely true: Young Rockefeller wanted a safe for his wife's jewelry, and he wrote to a well-known firm and asked them to j notify him when they had a nice safe ! on hand. In a few days Mr. Rockefeller received word that the firm had a I safe that they thought would suit him. j He made an appointment, and went . to see the safe the next day. The safe ' was a beauty, and Mr. Rockefeller appeared to be well pleased with it. "How much is it?" ho Inquired. "Two hundred and fifty dollars." Mr. Rockefeller thought a minute and then asked to see some other safes. He was shown through the building, and, after asking many questions as to prices, he bought one that cost $L'8. "How will we ship it, Mr. Rockefeller?" the clerk asked. "That depends. What will It cost lo sent! it to my liomo at Tarry town7 i "Fifteen dollars." Mr. Rockefeller again <11(1 some more thinking and then said: "Well, you may keep it here a few days. Our wagon wili be down shortly and I will have it call for the safe." HIS MEANING ALL RIGHT. Colored Preacher at Least Knew 1 What He Was Praying For. Caroline Abbot Stanley, in her new book, "Order No. 11," treating of the deplorable state of affairs in Missouri during the rebellion, when old friends became enemies and homes were burned and the country desolated, introduces "Uncle Reuben," an old darky preacher, who was coachman and general "Man Friday" for "Mahs* ter Trevllian" and the family. The bishop tells about being down at one of their meetings in Virginia once, and the old preacher, anxious to do bis best by them, prayed that God would send down liis "sanctum sanctorum" upon them. Next morning the bishop thought ho would get Uncle Reuben's idea of what he meant, and said: "Uncle, 1 was very much obliged to you for all the good things called down upon me last night, but I want to ask you just what you meant by His "sanctum sanctorum?" The old darky scratched his head a moment, and then said: "Well, master, I don' jes exae'ly know what dut word do mean, but I know what I meant by it.' "Well, what's that?" asked the bishop. "1 meant give 'em do bes' you got!" Our Large Physique. Interesting fac.s r the question of physical degeneracy have been furnished by the use in England of old tailor measurements for comparison. A firm In the North of England has compared the measurements for clothing made two generations ago with those of today; the result going to show that chest and hip measurements are now three inches 11 the average mora than they were sixty years ago. The same conclusion is reached by the experience of the readv made clothiers, who, it is said, nearly always lind that the presentday wearers of clothing require distinctly lnrpv-r ti'ioa .u-i ?v. xavo moii iut*ir ancestors. The London Telegraph thinks that these facts, whatever may be their generality, do not quite dispose of the question of degeneracy. They are what wo should expect from the more abundant and cheaper food cf the oeo pie. their hotter housing and Improved sanitary surroundings; but the testimony regarding the unfitness of recruits and progressive lack of stamina In towns, and especially manufacturing. populations cannot be disregarded. As ha3 recently been very properly emphasized, good air is the first necessity, more vital than even sufficiency and variety of food. The peasantry of Kerry and Tipperary are not I so well fed as tbo factory hands of Lancashire, but they are finer men vad women _ I Red Cherries Anger Bull. Red cherries which Farmer Henry Knapp of Itichlnnd township, Pa., was carrying ill a basket nearly cost him his life when attacked by a mad bull. Mr. Knapp was passing through the barnyard wliea tho bull, soefng the cherries, attacked the farmer. The animal Knocked the farmer down and was goring him when the farm bands drove the angered animal ftway with ! hay forks. J| | FULL QUART OF 5KEY FREE ? the meaning of words sad will do SS we ssy. W? bo the luwrat-prtiot Wklaktf Bnae sad the dull Urder Whiskey Ceaeera in the Death. All the roll nil Whiskey we mMU feed? there's ao bad. a wouldn't adulu-iate If they know how?they are taa Iom wnlskry seller* are noted for mixing, blending and Weeoll more genuine old whiskey endbea water than t competitor. ssper's II Year Old" W hlskry Is oyl It's tnade by honest t?ople in tha mountains of .Ilina,in old-stylo copper stills, lust ss it was tnsde h* athorz. First-rate whiskey is sold at S5.00 to S6.00 but It's not any better than "Casper's U Year Old. , It nor ne will buy it back. We hare a capital of S600.000, oplcs' National Dank and the lledmont Barings Dank will tell you our word is nood. To introduce this old, laker, wo offer four Full Quarts af "t'Mprr'l If "?two sample bottles, one 16, one IS year old?a corka drinking glass?all forM.96. H *6. DO is sent wa > the abore and put In free One Fall Quart Extra. >me of this w blskcy only T yeare old, and will tend Orefor tlO or will furnish twenty full quart bottles on re1 and I'tre free corkscrews, drinking glasses and samig this whiskey cort less than (i.tO per gallon delivered. nldl'l Iwttne s?i?h ? - ? * - ??-as A_ ? - - ...... ..v uwrM n Uiuicaw coairau, ftni II Kxprrw, Purer* Wwt of T.xu, K?nw, Nebrsak* r muU.Ud aOtM&to per quart extra. ^ |Sj THE CASPER CO. (Inc.) <r Bldg. wIwst7in.bai.km. w. c. ifk.r mdTrrtlarm.nt to appear in onrrolamna, w? inT-rtipaM m, nuJ (rirndg In need of pun vhUkiee for medical an ana* SANCTUARY IN A CHIMNEY. From Inaccessible Position Culprit Defied English Law. For the past ten days the town of Newry, in Ireland, has been convulsed over the curious strategy by which a small contractor, named Jas. Gill, has defied the efforts of the police to enforce the penalty of a 40s. fine or a month's imprisonment, to which he had been sentenced for drunkenness. The man had recently undertaken the demolition of a factory chimney, round which the scaffolding necessary for the work had been erected, and ho sought security from the clutches of the authorities at the top of this structure, climbing by means of a short ladder, which he drew up after him as he reached each successive platform of the staging. Food and drink are furnished to him by his son, and raised to the summit of the chimney by an ingenious mechanical device. The other evening Clill managed to descend to the ground and roach his home unobserved, but. he returned to his lofty perch early on .Monday morning. Large crowds of people have flocked from all the country round to Sugar Island, where his hiding place is situated, and the police have now resigned themselves to waiting till the work of pulling down the chimney is completed before attempting to arrest him.?Reynold's Newspaper. ~ RIGHT TO BUILD DOVECOTS. Privilege Once Enjoyed Only by the Lords of the Manor. It is not universally known that the right of erecting a dovecot was a privilege only to be enjoyed in Eng > land by the lords of the manor, and I me law was vigorously enforced on this point. But in Scotland, accord ing to a statute still held in observance, nobody has a right to build a i cot in either town or country unless \ he is the owner of land yielding about ! 960 impericl bushels of produce per ! annum, and this property must be sit- j uatcd within at least two miles of j the dovecot, or pigeon house. A further enactment also states that on the above named conditions only one cot shall be built. A distinguished authority on bus- 1 bandry estimated that in 1628 there were 26,000 dovecots in England, and that allowing f?00 pairs to each house the damage wrought by birds in devouring corn would work out at no i less thnn lS.OOn.Ot'O bushels, that is, an allowance of four bushels yearly to i each pair. Any one who destroyed a cot was guilty of theft and is so held at the present lime in Scotland (the act was passed in 15791, while a third olTence of dovecot breaking was capitally punishable.? Hour Glass. S|U33 6 2 *1 jo sjfbmipu jooj-.s aqj uo jaauassvd ? BuiA-liCJ joj isoo oSivjoav MDS. CECELIA STOWE^^^ I Orator, Kntre Nous Club. H 176 Warren Avenue, H IOhicaoo, Iix., Oct. 82,1902. B For nearly four years 1 suffered H from ovarian troubles. Tbe doc- B tor insisted on an operation as the B only way to pet well. 1, however, B stronply objected to an operation. B My husband felt disheartened as B well as I, for home with a sick B woman is a disconsolate place at B best. A friendlv druggist advised E him to get a bottle of Wine of H Oardui for me to try, and he did so. H 1 began to improve in a few days and B my recovery was very rapid, with- B iu eighteen weeks I was another H Airs. Rtowe's letter shows every B B woman bow a borne is saddened by B B female wcaknes and how complete1)- B F5 Wine of Cardui cures tbat sick- B W ness and brines bealtb and hanpi- B |sj noes again. Do not go on suffer- B UK ing. Go to your druggist today B B and secure a f 1.00 bottle of W ine B B of Cgutlui- H ewin&omdij SPECIAL BOAP FOR SILK. I Vogue says: Everybody does not eeeni to know that there is a soap manufactured specially for the washing of silk underwear, as .well as for hose. REMOVING INK SrOTS. To remove freshly spilled ink from a ?;u per, ursi ihkc up as much or the Ink ns possible with a teaspoon, then pomcold sweet milk over the spot, and take up as before, repeating this until the milk is only slightly tinged with black, says the Ladies' World. Wash with cold water and absorb with u cloth, without too much rubbing. A SEWING BOX. A long box, preferably a low packing ras??, will be found a great convenience by the woman who has not n regularly fitted sewing room. In this she cnu place an unfinished skirt at full length without danger of having it crushed (luring the Intervals of work. Provided with a lid and covered with cretonne, it can pass for a divan without a hint of its utllltariau purpose. TO SERVE WATERMELON. Wash the melon carefully and dry. Cut round slices of the melon at least two inches thick, remove the green rind, cut pink meat into triangular pieces like pie; Chill thoroughly, for no watermelon is good unless very cold. Serve a piece to each person with a few delicate pink sweet peas. I vnc nonnnf I?a ? ? *- ' ? vw uu uouu ?mi iirrumil 01 i the watery nature of the melon. Leave 1 some of the seeds, if black ones, for they appeal to the eyes. STEAMING GARMENTS. "By hanging a creased cloth jacket or skirt on a line over the bathtub, closing the windows and doors and turning ou the hot water till the room is full of steam. I find I can remove the wrinkles from the garments." a clever housekeeper writes to one of the magazines. "The clothes must be left for two hours hanging in the vapor, and then placed in the fresh air to dry. The process is simple and practicable for any one. and better in inuuy cases than pressing." -y~w SUMMER LUNCHEONS. A mistake which housekeepers often make is to serve cold food. A meal ex i-inaivety 01 com rood Ik one of tho most difficult to digest. Cold moat, banted up In n little curry, is far more digestible tban cold meat alone. Never serve cold slices of meat unless they are accompanied with a highly seasoned catsup or sauce. Even iced tea. that favorite beverage of summer, is a drink of doubtful value on the dining table. Hot tea heats the stomach and prepares it for Its work, while cold tea, like Ice water, taken at dinner, retards digestion by chilling the stomach, ?? l -.4 TIIE CLOSET. Where closet room is at a premium? and what woman in these days of cramped houses and elaborate wardrobes ever has enough closet room??it is a good plan to have a pole arranged in the clothes closet, right down the centre, the ends resting in sockets, the same as used for curtain poles. If the closet be of any length whatever a number of dresses, touts. waists and skirts may be supported on this pole by means of coat hangers. If the ordi liurjr sijie 01 unnger is used a separate o 10 Is required for each waist and skirt, but there are improved types which easily aeconunodate both skirt aud waist. In such a closet it is easy t> keep the clothes in gcad condition and also an easy manner to And any particular garment. i "R3AL TIES." "Real pics," writes a woman ttTgfitly in Cood Housekeeping, "may be divided into four classes?tbo hunting case, the openface, the latticework and the aristocratic." The first has both : n upper and an under crr.st, aud mince pie is the only one the writer ] jukes als way. sentiment and precedent being too strong for her to do < therwise. The second division inciudes all pics having an under crust oalj. The latticework class is well illustrated by a mock cherry pie. while the "aristocratic," or upper crust pie. ita name indicates, is covered with r. rich past?. It is filled with apples, peaches, berries, prunes, rhubarb or anything the housewife happens to J avc, and is cerved upside down, with a pte Uni?c and a Ir.rge spoon. i liauuu ui' AiSlS. Ant3 aro another plague with which tho housekeeper is called to wage war. i:i hot weather. The first thing to do in to Iccato their nests. After that tLcro are several devices that may he employed to dispose of them. Most elcctual. probably, is the use of bisul1 hid? of carbon. Make several holes in tio nect with a stick and into these pour aevcral ounces of the bisulphide, euickjy closing the boles with the foot. Tbo fumes of this malodorous drug r ?netrato through the underground tunnels and kill the ants in immense cnantitlea. If the nest is located wutrc it 13 ungetahie, sprinkle ashes wet with coaloil all about their bnunts. onick lime placed at the entrance to their nests and then -washed down with boiling water la also excellent. To trap ants, sweet oil placed where they can hare access to It is recommended. ( They are very fohd of it, but it closes . their spiracles and suffocates them. 1 y9HH&ls? 3?|r ' " v :\ forth, of St. Joseph, was cured of falling its accompanying p Lydia E* Pinkham's "Dun Mrs. Pinkham:? Life feels that her strength is fading a being restored. Sucn "vras my feel Muvisev- unit. iny i>oor neaitn was ca woml>. Tlio words sounded like a set; hut Lydia E. Pinkham's Yog an elixir of life; it restored the lot* Sood health returned to ine. For aily and each dose added health a the help I obtained through its I 3007 Miles Ave., St. Joseph, Mich. A medicine that lias restorer can produce proof of the fact nun is the record of L*ydia E. Pinklia cannot he equalled by any other duced. Here is another cubo : ? Center St., I "FREE MEDICAL A1 Women would save time an write to Mrs. Pinkham for advice toins appear. It is free, and has right road to recovery. Mrs. Pinkham never violates her. and although she women who have been benofitc never in all her experience lias sh tlie full consent, and often by spe ArnAft FORFEIT If wo oaimot forthw it WmUUU utoro twntiaionlals, which will pro' spEHSOflALLy * Conducted Tour TO SAINT LOUIS VIA Seaboard Air Line Railway Co.,' Uuder the personal supervision of REV. S. F. CONIIAI). Special Coaches and Sleeping Curs will Do operated from Charlotte, Kaleigh iiii't \v i I niiugton, consolidating at Monroe, running; through to St. Louis, Mo., leaving the above points Tuesday, October 4th. IP04. ROUTE S. A. L. to Atlanta, N. (' A St. L. to Martin, Ills. Cent, to St. Louis. A Passenger representative will go through to destination whu ib? petty, thereby assuring those going on same every attention enrouio. l'ullmnn fare $0.00 from all points. Exceedingly low rates of faro will be in effect from all Stations For complete information and reservations address, M L. HERMAN, C. P. AT. A. Charlotte, N. C. CHARLES II. UATTIS, T. P. A. Raleigh. N. C. en 4 iri rx it nv iv /< *? ? Portsmouth. Ya. Roanoke college a j* for. young women, DANVILLE. VIRGINIA. ASrlectund Limited Collets for the Higher Education of *omin, 24 Teachers and Officers ALL SPEL IA LI.SIS. Last year the moat successful in history of Institution. IdeeJ home J surroundings. R at?a low for advantages offered. ] Send lor t dialogue. ;K 0 0 R. E. HATTON. A. M.. PH. D.. President. Eibeabbbailgpp! CUM* WHtht AIL ILSI FAILS. ft syrup. Tastes 3ootf. Lee In time, Sold by druggists. If i5seb32imeceql CHICKENS E you cannot spend years and dol buy the knowledge required by cent*. You wunt them to pay t th'-m uf a diversion. In order to handle uuiik about tie m. To meet thiR want wo of a praetlcal poultry raiser for (Only 25 a man who put all his mind, and time, a en raising not as a pastime, but as a bus ty-flve years' work, you can save many C urn dollars for you. The point Is, that Poultry Yard as soon as It appears, and k t. ach you. It tolls how to detect and cur fattening: which Fowls to save for breo :>ou should know on this subject to make (We cents In uvamps. BOOK PUB.*-'SHU* wS 1 4 1 ' I : ym t * I . 'g] &? i*V<: J | ww fjilu'^fli^^K2bc9RiHflHnnlMK Mich., tells how she C - I * * ; ot the womb and alns and misery by Vegetable CompouncL looks dark indeed when a woman way find she bus no hopes of ever Lng a few months ago when I was used by prolapsus or falling ?.f tbe? knell to me, I felt that my 6UO had etablo Compound came to mt? as t forces and built me up until n*?y four months I took the medicintf nd strength. I am so thankful for ise."? Mrs. Florence Dankoktu,. I so many women to health and ?t l?e regarded with respect. This m's Vegetable Compound, which medicine the world has ever pro i Mrs. Pikkham; ? For rears I -was dth falling of the womb, irregular I menstruation, leucorrhcua. bearingis, backache, headache, dlzvy and pells, and stomach trouble, ctored for about five years but did to improve. I began the use of ycur and have taken seven bottles oi E'inkiuiin's Vegetable Compound, fllood Purifier, and also used tint V'ash and Liver Pills, and am now ood health, and have gained in flesh. ?j ink you very much for what you doue for me, and heartily recoml your medicine to all suffering sn."?Miss Emma Snydjcr, 218 Eaafe Jarion, Ohio. DVICE TO WOMEN." <1 much sickness if they would ? as soon as any distressing synipput thousands of women on the the confidence thus entrusted to thousands of testimonials from d by lier advice and medicine, e published such a letter without ?j?i v.iui ST *| UCOK wt IFSSw ?T S !IW? i , h product) the original lattera and al culture* 01 re their absolute fcnnlneMM. ) K. 1'ink.liiim Medicine Co., Lynu, TtW. i TTHBt W**' XT^V yof?3c. in at amps w# ModaliML' |f - 1'AOK IHJOK giving Us* eiporldtkOaP' I I A of a praettoai Poultry tlaUer a**,--/ J / \ an arauumr. but a man worklau / T for dollar* and vent* oorte* ? f Vyearm. it u-aches boar to ?at**W Ss Jand Care Dlaaaaea; Peed rprdaaa ^aJao for fattening: which I T Save for Uraedlngs every IhlAf 1 1 qulalta for profitable foulln tl+ L( In*. HOOK P0HI.IHHi.1U CO. 13 1 l.aoonrd.Sew Vara. 31 ->Vll-?ON?.Yi5pS b ? JjU&kfRZCKLE. CUWC- --/V WR f - Cuaoairrttarea rwoMXS A, 2 ^gj wimmPWUS ciwps. r w I : ^IS?50'-*AB0>C TRIAL 26^ k ? 5 AIJi.WlUS0N?C0>^n[^> I H \ CHARLESTON. S. c. / *-i K H IbcroW \ rOH Salt AT AIL PW* WW Aftm J gr* t Dropsy If RrmoTM all swelling in 8toaa. days ; efTeeta n permanent cur* in to to 60 days. Trial tfHtBHW1' given free. Nothingcan be fair** Write Dr. H. H. Oreen's Seat, SeaeUllats. Bex m Allen*. ? 5*55535 CURES MALARIA, ELIXIR CHILLS and FEVER, BABEK ! "PAhKK" la the oldest. euraaS u.sn' and beat remedy In Aroerloefor ttSSL adles of malarial nature. ltssposL>5$5$ll*Sl live ourn for MAI.AKIA. CHilSF and FEVER, tnly 5<ic. bottla KLOCZEWSKI ? CO.. WaeRirvJto* D. fif glf" Write for Uatlmoniala. So. 3t>. A "Succeaa" Training School. Coldey College If a Business and Shorthand Brbool that mnr.e? a specialty of training It* tudenfa for "BIT8INE8SSUCCESS." 1*9graduates with two ttruia. Students fromjMflM**~ Via to New York. Writ* for catalogue. AddflK'u Coldry College, Box 3C0o. Wilmington, ARM MONEY U you K'vc thom Sat lou c.inriot do i unless you understand them and |Kf how to cater to their requlremcnU^^Ba lars learning by experience, so youffl^HE * others. We offer this to you tor onR;jg heir own way even if you merelyiS**! Fowls Judiciously, you muat irn?w -. "~~"r are selling a book giving the exp4^HK3L c.) twenty-five years. It was wrltl^Hty nd money to making a success ot iness?and If you will profit by hla^wrl hicks annually, and make your, &??! you must be sure to detect troubloMf now how to remedy it. This bajj^HSw e disease; to feed for eggs and uB^ dink purposes; and everything. ' S7 It profitable. Sent postpaid for 3 UOUSB, 134 Leonard sT New