Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' I .>! ' . :l E\\xvc ^SamQi *'tfite$exx\\y A/e\vToxxv\% owWve \>owa\s; cXeawses ftve s\/&Ye.m &$&c\\ia% ; ossvs\s oxxexxxovexcowixxx^ \xabx\vviV coxxsXvpaXxoxv p?xxnaw&Tv%. To OeXxXs \>exxe$x&xaY dfcci3,a\xvay s W/ X\xe <exx\xxx\e. ? HANUrACTURCO B* THE CALIFORNIA Fig Syrup Co. SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS 50^ A BOTTLE 1 inirC lAt u? **n'l ?ou fltBK m ? ?* I AUICo Box *r VITA SANA, ? Dome L. Trfalmcat fnr Praal* Illirmiei. Wrll? w. ROW IS MKR KH Co.. Dipt *. ijrrnotr Mich He Liked Pig Latin. Ncalie when a little tot was visiting a fannvord. His mother helped him up to look at a pen of small pigs. As lie looked in, a Mttle pig rfear him jumped up, putting his fore feet against the side of the ^en, and gave a quick grunt. Nealie turned quickly and said: "Oh, mania, tell him to sav that again!"?The February Dclinoator. Tn another column will bo found the advertisement of the Nashville Seed Co. These people are not only in position to aid and encourage farmers in diversifying their crops, but are also ready to answer all requests for information on the subject of farming and trucking. There is too much cotton in the South and not Enough hay, corn, live ?ock and garden truck. '0 If VOiir hlnrvd 1R out nf * order, you run a risk of taking a germ disease. Rheumatism, LaGrippe, , Pneumonia and Typhoid Fever are germ diseases. "Rheumaci-de" is an active blood purifier. It cleanses the blood of all impurities. It gives tone to the entire body. Pure blood prevents germs from taking hold, of the vital organs and exjtpels them from the system. "Rheumacide" is put up in tablet and liquid form, and is sold by druggists at 25c, 50c, and $1 per bottle. Liniment, 25c. GROWTH OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS. Nearly 23,000,000 Children Are Now Studying the Bible. "Whether in city or country, housed in ks own magnificent building or yining in a dilapidated mountain v shack, with thousands of children or J/with bnrely a baker's do7jon, the Sunday schsol is to-day considered the atrage'tic center of the great church militant. The Sunday schools of the United States alone ere nttnndn.1 Kt about 11,500,000 pupils and 1,500,000 | teachers. Given a voice in affnirs of church or state, this would represent f | no mean influence. The latest sta1 tistics of the Sunday schools of the uworld show 22,739,32:1 little Chrisftiana working their way through the of Bible study, learning the needs of the mission field and being graduated irtto church membership?? The February Delineator. Important Information. ^ With the twenty-second of Februl dry looming up in the middlo disf tanee, the young teacher thought she daw a good chanco to inculcate pat-' fiotism in her young charges. "Now, what little boy cau tell me anything about George Washington?" Rhe ashed sweetly. Then selecting the I boy attached to the hand which seemly c?l lo be waving the moat frantically, ^^aho said, "You may tell. Willie." IB* Please, tnum, we git a holiday on ^HOiis birthday." ? February Lippin|pott's. So. 5-'09. JOY WORK A i d tl?e Other KiadL Did you ever stand on a prominent r erner at an early morning hour and m^atch the throngs of people on their W7. to work? Noting the number a vo were forcing th erase Ires along bcause it meant their dally bread, an the others cheerfully and eagerly growing their way bocause of lore of th?" work. 1 >e a fact that one's food has fcauh to do with It. As an example: f an engine has poor oil, or a bolU - er Mired with poor coal, a bad result I ,1a cemin. Isn't it? I Tretlhg your stomarh right Is the I Iteystoe that sustains fhe arch of I health' temple, and you will* And 'OrapeNute" as a dally food Is the most. narlBhing and beneficial you Can use. \Ve htre thousands of testimonials, real genlne little heart throbs, from people w??*iQipb' tried Grape-Nuts out of r.ul^^^Bas a last reeort ? with tho th|t prompted the tea^ tlnionial If yon^swaVer tried Grape-Nnts I .It's wortgive it a fair, impartial r there are , Eft millions ^KiqCirokpc-N'tits cv. ry (lav ^ ?they kStrjuEwe know, if you will use ^Ent-lBts every morning your worJHl likely to be Joywork, bec^Bk Ifkcan keep well, and with the iHjtni t U nourished work a Is a joy. jKfc<Kh(> "Road to Welljack age?"There's a fOR CONSERVATION " m I T President Approves Report of National Commission. SFNI1S MFRC Af!F to rfiNHDtree VX..WW niB.uunuL IV WHUIXLOO Urges Measures to Conserve the Natural Resources as I Legacy to Posterity?Should be Put in Effect Without Delay. President Roosevelt, Friday transmitted to Congress the following bearing on the conservation of our naturnl resources. I transmit herewith a report of the national conservation commission, together with the acompanying papers. This report, which is the outgrowth of the conference of Governors last May, was unanimously approved by the recent joint conference held in this city between the national conservation commission and Governors of the States. State conservation commissions and conservation committees of great organizations of citizens. It is therefore rn a peculiar sense representative of the whole nation and all its parts. The facts set forth in this report constitute an imperative all to action. The situation they disclose demands that we, neglecting for a time, if need be, smaller and less vital questions, shall concentrate nn effective part of our attention upon the grcnt material foundations of national existence, progress and prosperity. The progress of our knowledge of this country will continually load to more neurate information and better use of the sources of national strength. It is not necessary that this knowledge should bo exact in every minute detnil. It is essential that it should correctly describe the general situation. The conservation of our resources is the fundamental question before this nation. Our population is now adding about one-flfth to its numbers in ten years. Many millions more, must be fed und clothed from the products of our soil. With the steady growth in population and the still moTe rjipid increase in consumption our people will hereafter make greater and not less demands per capita upon all the naturnl resources for their livlihood, comfort and convenience. It is high time to realize that our responsibility to the coming millions is like that of parents to their children! and that in wasting our resources we arc wronging our descendants. uui nvers ran nnu snouKl fee made to serve our people effectively in transportation, but the vast expenditures for our waterways have not resulted in maintaining, much less in promoting, inland navigation. Therefore, let us tako immediate steps to ascertain the reasons and to prepare and adopt a comprehensive plan for inland waterway navigntion. Our forests are fast disappearing, and less than one-fifth of them are being conserved, and no good purpose can he met by failing to provide the relatively small sums needed for the protection, use, and improvement of all forests still owned by the government. Let us enact laws to check the wasteful destruction of the forests in private lands. The American people stand nearly as a unit for Waterway development and for forest protection. Mineral Resources Wasted. Our mineral resources once exhausted are gone forever, and the needless waste of them costs ns hundreds of human lives and nearly $300,000,000 a year. Therefore, lot us undertake without delay the investigations necessary before our people will be in position, through State action or otherwise, to put an end to this huge loss and waste, and conserve both our mineral resource* and the lives of the men who take them from the earth. The conservation of our natural rn>rvi?p/?An 5- ~ o fi a * "? ? - .wwwibvo in ui ur?v consideration. it we of this feneration destroy the resources from which our children would otherwise derive their livlihood, we reduce the capacity of our land to support a population, and so either degrade the standard of living or deprive the coming generations ol their rights to life on this continent. If we allow great industrial organinztions to coxrcise unregulated control of the means of production and the necessaries of life, we deprive the Americans of to-day and of the future of industrial liberty, a right no less precious and vital than political freedom. The administration which is just drawing to n close, has at least seen clarly the fundamental need of freedom of opportunity for every citizen. No man and no set of men should be allowed to play the game of competition with loaded dit-e. The unchecked existence of monopoly is incompatible with equality of oportunity. The reason for the exercise of government control over great monopolies is to equalize opportunity. Waterways. Accordingly, I urge that the broad plan for the development of out | waterwavs. rommnioTniuri t_ l ^?,?m uj biic x iiInnd Waterways Commission, be put in effect without delay. The work of waterways development should be undertaken without delay. Meritorious projects in known conformity with the funeral outline1 of any comprehensive plan should crooned at once. The cost of tb* whole work should be met by direct appropriation if possible, but if necessary by the issue of bonds in small denominations. Tt is especially important that tin development of water power shoub'. be guarded with the utmost care both by t! national government and bv the States in order to protect the people against the upgrowth of monopoly and to insure to them a fair share in the bentits which will follow the development of this great asset which belongs to the people and should be controlled by them. t 03E@ a / vj " * * # ' ' < I II - * Forests. I urge that provision be made for ? both protection and more rapid development of the national forests. Otherwise, either the^ increasing use of these forests by the people must bo chee^M or their protection against m *ifo must be dangerously weakened. U1 If we eompare the actual damage on similar'areas otf private and national ^ forest lands during the past year, .the a( government fire patrol saved commer- tl cial timber worth as much as the c? total cost of caring for all national h' forests at the presnt rate for about a ton vnnra ^ 8l Lands. ? The use of (he public grazing lands p should be regultfted in such ways as J' to improve and conserve their value. u Rights to the surface of the public 0j land should be separated from rights to forects upon it and to minerals beneath it, tnd these should be subject to separate disposal. ^ The coal, oil, gas and phosphate j rights still remaining with the gov- jn eminent should be withdrawn- from ] entry and leased under conditions fa- I vorable for economic development. Minerals. , The consumption of nearly all of our mineral products is inerenshing more rapidly than our population. Our mineral waste is about one-sixth of our product, or nearly $1,000,000 for each working day in the year. The '' loss of structural materials through fire is about another million a dav. 1 The loss of life in the mines is appalling. The larger part of these d losses can be avoided. il A part of the action of the joint conference says: We also especially ^ urge on the Congress of the United States the high dcsirahlitv of maintaining national commission on the ) conservation of tehresources of the country empowered to co-operate with State commissions to the end ^ that every sovereign Commonwealth and every section of the country may attain the high degree of prosperity ^ and the sureness of perpetuity nat- c urnlly arising in the aboundant re- I' sources and the vigor, intelligence, and patriotism of our people. In this recommendation I most ir ucariuy concur, ar.u i urge runt nn p appropriation of at least $50,000 bo n made to cover the expenses of the a national conservation commission for necessary rent, assistance and traveling expenses. This is a very small sum. I know of no other way in \ which the appropriation of so small a sum would result in so largo u benefit to the whole nation. TIIEOr>HpF. ROOSEVELT j, Suicides in Church. , Snvannnh, 6a., Special.?In a pos- ' turc of prayer in St. Patrick's church f here and with a bullet hole through f the temple the dead hody of Otto P Sohuoitzer, of Philadelphia, was found Friday several hours after the ?, fatal shot was fired. Two notes were g found, one bequeathing $1 for "St-. ? Anthony's broad" and another ex- ? pressing regret Hint ho "had, permitted himself to have any ill-feeling." Schuenitzer had been here hut a day, reaching the city aboard a steamer rfom Philadelphia. Three Killed in Explosion. Johnstown, Pa., Special. ? Three F children between three and four ve:jrs old were killed, another, aged five, was severely huvned, and two women, mothers of the little ones, were pain- . fully injured at Stoughton, Somerset ci jnty, when the children touched a mateh to a keg of powder to see it ''' blaze. All the dead and injured arc l( foreigners. Their home was almost demolished by the explosion. ci Jones Elected Chief Justice. Columbia, Special.?Associate Jus- || tiee Irn R. .Tones, of Lancaster, was j ! elected (,mot .Justice or the Supreme Sr Court of South Carolina for the un- it expired tenn of Chief Justice Pope. whose resignation has been accepted ,( Mr. Jones has served rm the Supremo ' Court Bench since January, 189G, with conspicuous ability. He is recognized as a man of unusual ability, and his written opinions as a mem- w her of the Supreme Court have been pi universally commended and favor- a< ably received. Mr. Jones has been in ~ active public life for many years. V Boy Shoot* His Father. Jacksonville. Fla., Specinl.?William 0. Retliea, a vonng white man, shot and instantly killed his father, fr*orge Bethea, late Friday afternoon as the old man was entering the home of his daughter in the westerti section of the city. There had been bad blood between father and son for some time, which terminated in a quarrel, which cn?sed the old man's death. Bethea is nnder aV/.'st. p Charleston Dispensary Profits. C The total net profits of the county dispensary for Charleston county during the months of October, No- sn vembcr and December were $30,- ft 171.07, the amount in legal dispute I , net being included. The division of r* the profits, under the law, is is '| follows: Tity of Charleston #14,492.35 ? Mount Pleasant 593.13 Sanitary and drainage commission 6.034.21 City Schools 6.034.21^ $ General county fund 3,017.12 [? Not Proud. i fiH San Francisco Is chuckling over a story about Battling Nelson, the con- s| queror of Joe Gans, the "old mas- fr ter." G Nelson appeared In a fashionable ^1 restaurant a day or two after the fight. His presence made a seasa- jn tlon. He was stared at as though h?* (| had been a pretty girl In a sheath y skirt"! ej It happened that an English woman of title was dining In the restaurant. 'r Sho expressed a desire to meet the champion, and one of her companions y qulckly arranged the matter with |u Nelson's second or third assistant business manager. v tc "Battling Nelson?Oonntoss Exe. SI Shake hands with him, countess. <'< Tl^ere ain't no pride about him. He'll let you."?Washington Star. 'j? "" jj BABY'S SKIN ERUPTION CURED. fas 80 Sore, Irritattafg and Painful Tnat Little Could Not Sleep?Scratched Constantly? Cuticura'* Kfttcacy Proven. "When about two and a half year* ok y daughter broko out on her hip* and th< pper parte of bar 1ega with a very irritat g and painful eruption. It began iu Octo er; the first 1 noticed woe a little red sur ice and a constant desire on her part t< iratch her limbs. She could not sleep anc le eruptions got sore, and yellow watei inie out of them. I hod two doctors treal er, but she grew worse under their treat tent. Then 1 bought the Cuticura Rem lies and only used them two weeks whet le was entirely well. This was in Febrn ry. She has never had another rougl lace on her akin, and she is now fourteei ears old. Mrs. R. R. Whitakor, Winches ;r, Tenn., Sept. 22, 1908." l'otter Drug & Chem. Corp., Sole 1'ropa [ Cuticura Remedies, Boston, Moss. Rv a - m ?j ? ..uivn jiiuvws uour 1 undressed into blocks for preserva on. The treatment kills nil form o irvai life and prevents ravages o sects. Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyc? Relieved by Murine Eye Remedy. "" Compounded by Experienced Physicians. Conforms to Pure Food and l)ru^ Laws. Murine Doesn't Smart; Soother Eye Pait Kaeh day should find its doin lin^s better than previously. Ac aire the habit of promptness i my matter, large or small, which i (ft to your care. Do not neglect constitution, for this cor. ition poisons the blood and l?\mls tochroui 1 health. Garfield Tea, the mild her ixativo, corrects constipation, keeps th lood pure, and the health giHxi. I asked my stenographer whet he ! was David or Solomon that wrob '1 said in my haste all men ai ars." "I don't know," she sail 'but if he had lived around here h light have said it at his leisure." Piles Cnred In fl to 14 Days. 'r*o Ointment is uuamnteed to cure an; iveot Itching. Itlinu. P.teedingor Proliudin 'lies in 0 to 14 days or money refunded. 50t Loam to show a thorough intercs i a customer or any person aj reaching you; try to look at th latter from his standpoint as we s your own. OFTEN THE CASE. I'omen Struggle Hopelessly Along Suffering Ilackachc, Dhr.zy Spells, Languor, Etc. Women have so much to go througl i life that it's a pity there Is so mucl suffering from back 1 ' Vft'Bk ache and other com mon curable kid no; FtilT?".A *' 1 Ills If vnu aiiffot- on j protlt by this worn an 8 oxa:nPle- Mrs Miirtin Douglass, 5: ^ ''." Codar St., Kingston ^V-1 N. Y., says: "1 ha< i?m->Ky a 'ame? aching back dizzy ?Pu"s. head I1 aches, and a feollni v of languor. Part o lie time I could not attend to m: -ork and Irregularity of the kidne; acrettons was annoying. Doan's Kid ey Pills brought roe prompt relief.' Sold by all dealers. 50o. a box ostor-Mllburn Co., DufTalo, N*. Y. Took Him on Probation. Elizabeth's father had died who ie was a tiny baby, and for foil ears she hud ruled her' mother am ,'ery one with whom she came i intact. Much to her surprise sh as one day introduced to a "ne\ upn." She looked him over care illy, then, after mueli coaxing, sh Imbed upon his knee and listene ^ he told her of the many nice thing [? would do for her mother mid bei nall.v asking whether she would lov im just a little. She looked hit juarely in the eye nnd said: "Yes you do all you promise, I may lik nu, but I tell you now, if you tr > be boss around here, we just won' ave you for our husband!"?Th ebruary Delineator. Avoid being influenced for th rong by other persons, have a pui use of your own. weigh counsel, bu t from your own best thought. iVANTS HER LETTER PUBLISHED or Benefit of Women who uffer from Female Ills Minneapolis, Minn.?" I was a great ifferer from female troubles which : caused a weakness .and broken down condition of the much of what Lydir y-J.' f- Pinkham's Veg ^ y- stable Compound ' uS?ir&?*\. . ' liad done for othei .y suffering women i felt sure it woulc I?j*Z2T~.''" Iirlp me. .iiul I nnisl 5* ' \ ' j wonderfully. Mj : . pains all left me. i ew .stronger.and within three months was a perfectly well woman. " I want this letter made public tc tow' the benefit women may derive om Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable ompound."? Mrs. John <}. Moi.uax, 15 Second St., .North, Minneapolis, Jan. Thousands of unsolicited and genu e- testimonials like the above prove ie efficiency of Lydia E. Pinkham's egetable, Compound, which is made telnsively from roots and herbs. Women who suffer from those disj essing ills peculiar to their sex should >t Jose sight of these facts or doubt e ability of Lydia E. lTnkhaui't ege table Compound to restore theii kalth. If you want special advice write > >lrs. Piukliaitt, at Lynn, Mass, he will treat your lelternsstricf Iv >n(idential. For i!<> years she as been helping sick women in lis way, of charge. Don't e.sitate - write at once. B "uy^3Li. sou 8 1' fABBAGE PLANTS ?HZT \J to please purchaser. Ml varieties now ready for shipment. Small Iota $1.15 per "M"; , lota of 5.000 or over at $1.00 per'M" and special . prices on lorre orders. Wo rive quicker and i 1 prompter mi rice than any other grower In 3.C. r and wa solicit your valued patronage Writ* t for our "BOOKLET" on the growth and cultivation of Cabbage, written Tiy ?co. L. Sands. The GEO. L BANDS CO..Bos s.Kaiitowles.fi.0. |$ - . j ONION SEED BO Per Salzar*s catalog, page 123. SZTTS B Largest grower* of onion and vegetable E weds In the world. Dig catalog free; or, M 9 send 10c In stamp* and rrcelvo natetog and (S fl logo kernols each of onions, carrc;s^ celery, bjj | fl radishes, 1300 ?ach lettuce. rnlsbsgs, tur- S H nips, 100 parslcr, 100 tomatoes, 100 niolooa, M , fl 1200 charming flower seeds. In all 10,000 Iter- ( , fl nets, oasllr worth 91 of any man's money. B jj Or, sand 'iOc. and we will add one package 9 gj ?' Estrllost Pecp O'Doy Sweet Corn. F' xanthine hair i- 'TtestoretTTtrav^'fi^Tr^ur^atirral Color. Re- i t. i moves Dandruff and Scurf Invigorates and 1 i prevents the Hair from falling off. For sale nv Richmond. Lynchburg. Va.. and Baltimore. *- [ Md.. Druggists or sent direct hy XANTHINf- COMPANY. RICHMOND.VA 1 per bottle, ban?i>l* bwMle llftc by nail. I Circular* Sent on Tlrauft. p I or*I I YPCR I'ATKNT by fair new method, be 'I \el 1 monstrnto II to the leiwllng capitalists and V O I?l? 1-manufacturer* ut Madison Square Garden. , New York. Write NATIONAL PATENT A NOYfcLTY ? EXHllllTION OO., lli?V^-i ltunl Eetale Rlrtg., Pblla..Pa jCAPUDINE 5 CURES COLDS 1 and GRiPP &? ??? Relieves the aches and feverishnesa. Contains No Acotenllklo Business Maxims. Don't ask the trirl to share your lot untilit is paid for. No mail's quarrel is good enough to make your own. It's a wise boy who learns what he ? ought not to know. Ilenfness Cnnnot TV* OrrrHl l i Srlocal applications uBtheyoanootrvuch ths i I Ulaeasml i> irtiou of thenar. Thcru is only one wavtocuro deafness. unci that is by comtv" , tut.ion.il remednM. Deafness it* caused byan - i mflamod condition at tho mucous lining of y tho Eustachian Tube. When this tube is in! Gamedyou have a rumbling Boundorimper' feet hearing, and when it is entirely closed Leaf noss is the result, and unions tho Inflammation can be taken out and this tube ro, stored to its normal condition, benrtnpr will ' be destroyed fore vw. N ine cases out of teu are caused bycatarrh, which is nothingbutan 1 inflamed condition of the mnoons surfaces. We will nice One Hundred Dollar* for any ' ease of Deafness (caused byentarrh) thatrannotbecuredhyllall'stiitiirrhChire. Send for i 5 tirculars free. F.J.Chzjtby Co.,Toledo,O. 1 f Sold bv Dm tripsin, The. Take Hall's Family Fills for constipation. f The grout majority of errors are ~ made through carelessness. Learn to care; be exact; strive to have it ab' solidely right?making a mistake iu business is like falling down in a foot race?it is a set-back. n Entirely Well of Eczema?Tetterinc r Did the Work. d "I hftd eczema on my chest for seven i .. years and |t looked like a pleco of rusty Iron; the torture was almost unbearable'. C Una of your salesmen offorod to pay for ., tho Tetterlne If It did not cure mo. t 1 used loss tlnin three boxes and am cn? >- . tlroly well." ? i Clem Klnard. Ruffln, 8. C. 1 Teytbrlne cures Eczema. Tetter. Ring d Worm. Ground Itch, Itching Piles. In, fant's Sore Head. Pimples. Rolls. Routfh Scaly Patches on the Face. Old Itching r, Bores, Dandruff. Cankered Scalp. iunIons. Corns. Chilblains and every form of Skin Disease. Tetterlne 50c; Tetterlne n Soap 25c. Your druggist, or b- mall from the manufacturer. The Shuptrlne Co., '? Savannah. Gft. v I Advice in an advertisement is like J a stick frozen in ice; the sknter stume bles over it but nobody stops to dig it out. Winsloso'- G-v-* *.. : O - ? i ?oynip ror Children C teef.nir.*;,softens ciicg\mix, 1 educes >r. rUmm... Uon.iuiyiiwii.tuivj wuid colic.35c a bottle it ; A boy thinks more of a sore toe s than all the* rest. . Itronks a Cold Promptly. ' The following formula Is a novor , failing remedy for colds: j l One ounce of compound syrup of j Sarsaparllla, cme ounce Torls com- ( pound and half pint of good whiskey; < tnix and shako thoroughly each time and uso in doses of a tablospoonful every four hours. | _ This will frequently cure an acute ; eold in twenty-four hours. The in- : gredlents can be gotten at any drug store. 1 There probably i9 a wrong side to everything?except maybe the right woman. 1 Kvcry Woman Will He Interested. If you havej>?ins in the back. Urinary, \ Bladder or Kidney trouble, and want a eeoKant horH cure for woman's ills, try ! other Gray's Australian I^eaf It is n nv i liable regulator. All Druggists 50 cte. SaroploruKK. The Movner Gray Co.,LoRoy.N.Y. i _ i : Many a pleasant flow of language i *" I is uninterupted by an idea. | ? Only One "Tiromo Qnfnine" r That is Laxative Bromo Quinine. Look ] | [ | for the signature of E. \V. Grove. Used the : , I Vt orld over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c. J I 1 1 ? j Tf you cannot whip .1 man any j I ! 1 other way you may Hatter him. * Itch cured ;n >1 minutes try Wnolford'a s Banitary T?otinn Never fails .At <lrucnl<ta. ? ? > ' The average man is the one who 1 1 believes he is above the average. 1 B.B.BS| 11 Cures Through the Wood zr, ,P V,T NAM ' { Color more iroixlsbrlrhter and faster .ioy ot e-. . mjo sr.; %.?rn. 1 'viit.out apart. Write I< A GUARANTEED oriSf 2Jj* Yru AND PRffVEXmw^ ||lfP% Mh Yea Dlstemwr. Innoeazaf 111?$$^' 7th Ey?? epitootic ?!.h X*a Catarrhal Fcv^r^^V 0th ^ ?* * ?- 1 l"th Ye* Sfflrjelew In Lar/ii^-' ? 11th Yea *OT?Citis. Catarrh % ^PSS%2? 12th Yen au3 6lcct W:f^f^. 13th Yen M \\un& mffim Ut* Y a??eifS^| }4|pi? for "mil' ' 14Cn,tulc **?*r%l f #3 o r?r SPC GOSHi CRESCENTPLOt r They are the last iilows ever made for every lino of wuikon the fartn. I*ljrh economical In repair s i o bolt ho jK5 M1- f?3 r. , , mSstA'fiI Potesh gives i III Hi dce^i rooted, w LhL 8PS8pli?&'>ste?s&3siiK-:. ' Oero?aa Kali Wo For Croup Tonsilitis and m Asthma A quick and powerful remedy is needed to Sloan's Liniment has cured many cases of crc applied both inside and outside of the throat duces the inflammation, and relieves the diflfn Sloan's Lir pives quick relief in all cases of asthma, bro and pains in the chest. i*rie?, wvo.. sor. Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Be Nothing New or .7T~ IT' 1 Myaterious. L&& uAlsK R5^ YOUR ^ GRANDmother." ramrifrara AY1 For many gnnaratlnn* lij j?<> u i <-?.e nm boea 1 reeogntied a* e wondarfnl remedial medium } Alii Ic treating and carina Pneumonia. Grippe, C a I 1 Kheumallam and Neuralgia. IUCR'8 OttOSl D'"'1 3KKAHK LIHIMKWT te made from pare aorta* WI rr?M(, with other valuable anrative lripra- tTvPT lienta added Try it I OHiCjL 19*?At all l>ro|titliti and Dealer*?Bite. SGE[ iQOSG GREASE COMPANY, ""Tr"' !EA1 ' TOF.! [aM.i Mai , n > ui and J *; ??_ oari FURS ALL Hides and FT^OA Wool AND Feather*. Tallow, Bcnwax, Ginaeng, l(" FOIi Golden Seal,I YeflawRool), May Apple, _ Wild Giager. ate. W* are daalarai I ' ealabiithrd ia 10S6? "Orrf half a century in H Lroirville"?and ran do belter for you than H agecb or eanuniiaoa narchaott. Reference. M ft I H any Beak in LouitriGe. Write for weekly 52 |? || price liet and thippinf la(t. H ? ' ' * IH. Sabel A Sons* B 2 287 E. Market St. LOUISViLLe, KY. fl aul,. . ?wg So. 6 09. ^ Fertilized r MIXING MACHINERY, j T ANY CAPACITY B atlanta utility works j KABl' POINT, OA. jj r y p ew ritcrs m % kfh AM, rrpl?4. rirhM|H i"rr;wbrrif IPV-hlnea. new, \<i? I ithcrs <H|uni 'o new koii! at n Arivlnc of V) to AO |.er Vj2- nt. op inanQfaetVVwni' price f'wh <>r monthly wrnvnlt (orcre'l t?v MT.e guarantee a? thannfao CU I tirora ,;l?e. Wn'c for anerlm.nt of writing and net >rtre? T Y I'KWTI IT Kit MA I.KH < Vo. 3 I ftMl L'crllandl HI.. Cor. Broadway, Now York. kUlfll s, Itching Humors, Rhe Poison. Eczema, Eon B B (Botanic R ond Bo!m? la it.c only I' Iood remedy Blood anil l.ton pwriflc, It?sending a fi??<??! ire, rich tie Bones, Joint*, and whemvor the disease ki located >i?. Pimples, Km ix ions are healed and cured, pain, am e. swellings ,uh-lde B t B. completely eh an (tea the \ iltloc giving the -ikln the rtch. red hue of perfect hea at old ease*. I rv It HI OO p? r In rue bottle at all L>ru i nine nil re SlfPI.K FREE hi writing BLOOD B> FADELES: hor dro. One PV. package color# Jl fiber*. The- dya In i if ,ree hooiclot -How i?i up, iDavu and Hi* Coiort POHNS" very remarkable preparation la now the greatest Constitutional Remedy irn for Brood Xlares. Colts, Stallions >ther horses; alas Distemper among I Sheep. This compound is made of at ingredients and not an atom *f s or ininpoua nature enter* into Us ion. Manr persons arc now taking S for La Grippe, Colds. Coughs. Kiaible, etc., and it ia always safe. It e Disease Germs from the body: sets >n the Itlood and Glands. SPOHN*8 >ld by nearly every druggist and horer in the land, ann any can get it for lend with remittance of price to the urers, who will ship to vour order, >aid. Flftv cents and $1.00 a bottle, and $10.00 the dorcn. Record of Annual Sales. r 1.053 Bottles Sold r 4.364 T P - " r 10. ISO r 40.284 72.380 " " r 100.532 r 174.500 r 172.4?C> r 221.760 r 287.620 p 378 062 r 508.720 ** r 648.260 >r our Booklet of twelve rood recipe* y and stock medicines. Fit PTE. IHN MEDICAL CO., Chemists and Bacteriologists. IN, IND., U. S. A. WT O Combine Every Knowro ? ^ Feature of Perfection. the work Intended and are stiltal>le tor t of draft, they save team, are stroiur les to weaken. iu> l<olt heads to wear, jeet to .vonr npuroval hy t.rl; . Ask rly for this plow at your dealer's. If ha It, send us his name and you will b*L-WATT CO.. 'SP i? r.~;v successfully raised in most sections of the country and ! heavy yields are obtained by the use of OTASH ! vigor to the plant and insures a j ell set stand that produces large lo have used Potash, say : Potash is Profit No fertiliser is complete for alfalfa without at least 10 per cent, of Potash or tO pounds of actual Potash per 100 pounds of fcrtilirer. If you cannot net such a fcrtilirer from your dealer you should reinforce the low grade, goods with 2 pounds of Muriate of Potash to the hundred for each per cent, of Potash needed. rocttrr ptimphlsts pertaining to (iJitofum of all crops, etc. rks, 1224 Candler Bid*., Atlaata i St. CHICACO?Me?a4nock Blk. break up an attack of croup, tup. It acts instantly ? when it breaks up the phlegm, reculty of breathing. liment nchiti3, sore throat, tonsilltis, , and 01 .OO. >ston, Mass. 1EEDS ! 8HIP BEST QUALITY FIELD OAR DEN SEEDS DIRECT TO MERS AT LOWEST WHOLE5 PRH'KS 2 SELL CLOVERS, GRASSES, ) OATS, SEED CORN, CANS ), MILLET, COW PEAS, SOJA MS, PEANUTS, SEED POTA>, CABBAGH PLANTS, POTATO 'OMATO SLIPS, ONION SETS, DEN BEANS, GARDEN PEAS, KINDS GARDEN, FIELD AND VEIt SEEDS, LAND PLASTER FERTILIZERS. WRITE US PRICES AND SAMPLES. ATE WHAT YOU WANT. shviiFseed co. 15 Second Avenue, North, JVas hv tile, Tenn. *3 Dropsy !1 1^*Remove* all ?wellln(t In 8 to a? daya; effects a permanent curr In y>to 60 dura. Trial treatment V JTff^eiimn free. NolhtDgcsn be foir?r ?&&;. * Write Or. M. H. Green's San*. U ii?w/jSDacUlUt*. Cm a Atlanta. Br XFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS BARD IRON WORKS, AUGUSTA. GA. urnatssm, Blood e Pains. .?% that kill.. vii> poison tn irf ina blood direct to the a'.'.n tdf In thin way all Hore?, _** jDJA 1 aches of Khcutnntl-tti A-d-. ' ij 1 (>?dy into dean, healthy .Jk ffixy*.' I 1th H. B ft cures t In a^wy * V' / it Stores with direction * ./ If.M CO , At niitn, <;? T/-.!>?* 5 DYES sold water bettor than any other dya Too oUUL iriiVJi CV"