The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 12, 1897, Image 2
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BY
W*. Xj. MoDOWDTjL
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OAMDKN, 8 O., NOV. 12. 1807.
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sponsibility will ho assumed for I lit*
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to W. 1.. McDOWKM,,
Camden, S. 0,
T/fe^ Chronicle has purchased the
power prfiHH (in d print in>j outfit of
The Cuniden Journal and now loin
the. combined out Jit* of both fnipen t,
mukinti it one of the beat equipped of
ficc.s in the State,
I'obI KUicI ion Musings.
Now that, a whole year has passed
over our heads tho result ol which
was to bring to all tho proplo t;uch
nn ovorflowin^ measure ol" piospority,
lot ua aee what tlii.Ro name |.<M>ple
think at tliia time of thu ptoppi-rity
wo have received.
? Wo had another election tho <>lh
tr (lay and wo had our answer in tlio
shape of an ava'anch of vi^tea Kir
tho free-silvers Deuioeratie tickets
and candidates in lit toon states,
which swept almost everything he
fore them.
II will he remembered that, in ev
ery campaign since tho war, tho can-,
didatos and plattVfbn of hoth the
Democratic and Republican particn
havo promisod renewed prosperity
to all Hcetions in exse their party
was Hueoossfu'. A a a rule 1 think
the winners havo tried to live up t(?
their contract.
It remained however for drover
Clovoland through tho medium ol
his execrable civil sorvi<o and i?ob
iiIouh monometallic views to Ihor
. oughly disgust the mussea. which
coupled with a lavish il improper use
of the Ilanna campaign fond turned
the affalo agalpat the only really
Democratic candidate nince Samuel
J. Tildon.
To continue the argument, what
u do we find aa tlio result of eiuhl
(./months of Republican rule? In the
'first place wo tind no man Rationed.
Wo tind tho workerR in every hranch
of human induatry moat despera'c
ly discontented, ripe for open revolt
hnd thiiy but the incentive of anoth
er general election to spur them on
to a violent and .emphatic protest
against existing conditions In ahort
wo find by reference to tho election
returns of Novemhor 2d. that, the
people of both town and country aie
heartily tired of the miserable pre
tense of government that we linve
aufTered?under since Mr. McKinloy
went into oltice, which suffering we
will havo to htapgor under until
aomo time alter tho Congressional
elections ot^lSOS.
It ia idle to speculate or to argue
upon tho causes that led up to the
results of this last election. 'I hey
are plain and aro three int.nu?yber ?
one man powor ( Tom Reed) irts< the
1 louse of U< preventatives ; one man
power (.Mark Ilanna) with tho Kxeo
utlve, and a venal Senate.
Yet, there is hopo. We, the peo
ple, tho plain people aro united un
der i ho matchless leadership of
Bryan, who stands as the prophet of
the new yet old Democracy, upon
a pedestal cloud high, each stone in
which represents a heart beating
full and true for tho principles ad
vocated by JefFersor, by Jackson
and by Lincoln. The Democracy is
steadily and relentlessly marching
on to a victory in 189H, which will
be eclipsed by one more grand and
glorious in 190().< Then, and not
until then will this country become
again "the land of the free and tho
home of the brave." Then and not
until then will the toiler, now crush
ed and humbled, lind strength and
spirit for ft tlnal and successful grap
plo with a previously adverse fate.
In conclusion I wish to congratu
late all the peoplo of all tho South
em States upon tho results of the
Not 2d election. Tho rotnrns from
it carao as a messagoto aged parents
from ? long lost son ; as a sweot
missive to an anxious lover; as the
? loud itcclulm' Of victory to tho stern
N warrior; aa the first cry of a new.
babe to the car of tho yoan^
wctlxr; 'as? but why multiply " com'
|Htrison? when tho newH lias filled all
fry* ? ~ ~~
| _ Respectful; v,
* W A. Sdjrock,
. t
To Itednce Tlio Aomitfis
Tito funnel h of Units County,
Oa., ft ro prcpUting to organize ?
unitfn or alliance, for the purpose
of reducing till* acreage in cotton.
It in said l<> ho wore aggressive
than the Cotton IManlei's IVoiec
livo Association, mul it certainly
lias very strong nnd binding |?r<?
visions in the plan of union, which
includes tin; following :
1. JO very land owner or farm la
borer is eligible.
'J. .N'o me in tier will he allowed to
plunt moie iha n ono ncie to even
three in cultivation.
3. The whole union will he com
posed of the col ton-growing States
Kaeli Suite will have a union, ami
each county and each < I i m t r i <? t a
union.
i. it will Ite tin oath-bou nd oi
ganizat ion, hut not necessarily a
secret society. The penalties foi
violating any of the inles ate very
Huvere nnd will cauwe llie average
to lu> reduced in fuel. Kor in
stance, each dishict will have a
surveyor who will measure all the
crops after planting is done, and a
in tin who has planted moie than
ullowed hy the society will forfeit
two hales to the aero for every ex
cessive sore he has pluntcd, to go
into the tieasury of the associa
tion. No member will employ n
laborer, except for wages, who is
not ft member, and no member will
work ft man's land whose ownei ih
not a member. They will not pat
ronize a merchant or a railroad
that deals with men who are not
members. They mean to reduce
the cotton crop or die in the at
tempt,. The pn sident of the coun
ty union will be authorized to em
ploy the county surveyor to inves
tigate every suspicious case. Af
ter he bus crmparcd the digest
stoik returns with the average of
the returns of the union's survey
or, the union's surveyor, would for
feit all his compensation for any
mistake he had made.
The incicastd acreage in grain
crops would prevent millions oT
dollais from leaving the cotton
states. The system would improve
the lands 100 per cent in ten yearr.
The improvement, in cattle and
stock would be immense. The in
crease of home made manure would
save more than the farmers clear
tin their crops now. There are
hundreds of other advantages too
numerous to mention ? ('ollon
l'lant.
]{}ilucaiiojtal {Juluuiu.
Tin1 nuitb'r for (hi* column is furnished
l?y ( "on nl v Su| M'ritil ?? ii ? I ? *1 1 1 i>f I'M unit ion
I,. Copoltiml. uii?l all com inimical ions
intended for thirt department should be
addressed (<> Id in at Cuiudeu.S.
Tilt* Kershaw Go. Teachers' As
sociation met Siturd ny, No*', tin*
Olh. Viet1 Pros. L. T. Baker in the
clinic. The Association look lip
the fu'ht question on the progrnm :
"What me tin* host methods of
p ii nisli men t" which was discusscd
by 1'rof. L. T. Mills and Miss Mag
gie McCaskill in a very Instructive
manner. They then listened to n
very instructive talk on education
by Hon. \V. 1). Tranlham. l'rof.
It M. Kennedy gave the members
of the Association n splendid talk
on teaching grammar. The fol
lofting teachers Joined the associa
tion at the Nov. meeting: T. K.
Watts, W. II. God', Dr. J. Tlios
Pate, Miss Marie Walker. The
committee on program reported
the following for next meeting:
"Should a merit system he adopted
instead of a demerit;" W . I). Kntz
mluger, Miss K. I'. Sioney, Miss
Anna (loiland. "Ifow should our
schools deal with the History of
the Civil War;" Mrs. M. A. Shan
non, W. I. Villepigue, \V. IT. Go 11'.'
? * *
Prof. J. K. Watkins writes that
lie was unable to attend the Asso
ciation on tin* Dili inst; but gives
his views on the "Study of Gram
mar" in the following communica
tion which we publish with plcas
u re :
"There is perhaps no branch of
study, which ns a rule, Is attended
with so unsatisfactory results as
that of Grammar, owing, probably
to ?.he fact that the eird to be at
tained i? flo frequently loH sight of
by most teachers, who tie thcin
oelvcn, too often, to the rules, defi
nitions and constructions of the
textbook, instead of attempting to
make the study as practical as il
should be. The study of Giam
mar is but the study of language
Wd its primary object is theprop
er and perfect use. of lunguufce to
**}>r?a* thought. Till* being the
case It matters then not >o macli
that ft pupil be ftblt to gir? all tlit
.".i w ' ~
technU.aiiUen of tlio icxlhcok !????? J
foctly in in iinilnn n* it doe? ih:?i
ho lie aMo t > cvpronf? li i I f i i? * <?'
lificntly anil ni i M*t:l I y. I Imm'v t*?* ti
nt > t hn liny inn^uiijrn Milium l
lliooylit In | ? i <> n > | > L i i , and in III**
j opinion of i ho wrilor it should be
t In; province of ovury teacher < ? f
(jrninin'ii t<- awaken thought ii h
much n8 p in (! I ion lilo on a eoniin
ii n I variety nf unhjoelH and iih it i?
ex pi efcse.l enrrecl innceni ?cic? mimI
suj;oc?i !??? 1 1 ?? i woida or tson.xtmc
lions to con VI- y llf 1 1 1 o it >; 1 1 1 f - llieie
ity in nixing 1 Iio ?t ody 'if < : rarnm rt?
more j?i iii t iohl. ^ICvery aehool ex
ercise enn In' made n Ihii^iihuo ex
ercise, if tin' cUsa nro alwnyn Kepi
on I In* n I' 1 1, to notice miy and nil
i'Iiihm in pronunciation or 'Orniu*
niur. If it pnpil onn L'ivo nn an
swer in IcHcr lerina or morn cor
rect term* than tltoRo iiRed by n
cliiftHintite I to tdionld bo opcourajjed
to <1 i it. Tlio linbit of iihin^ cor
rcct Iiid^um^u tlniH formed in con
vernation mid reeilalinn will in the
opinion of the writer lay Mm foun
dation for higher mid nobler re*
Miilts than could otherwise ho ob
tained."
](1N>m Qui' (forejlpouileutg.
Roland.
Some More Nico Things About Tho
Chronicle.
Donr Mr. Kd \Vo do not liko to
presume too much upon the patience
of your render*, hut w? '""litre
tho stand Cornstalk has taken con
Corning mormoni-m. we tako this op
port unity of lulling him 11
mi re I v be for t he w,inV<>f doctrine
information the mormans
that. Ndvub llAttto find (Jhattcr Hox
litivo written an they did writo.
it |*rn. Cornhta k you don t need
iinv he'p in combatting with those
fellows.
Ah l'uei* lias said, "soon will he
gin the it oat. popular you off ladies'
Con lent." Now boys, don't pick
out '/our girl, hut vote for the most
nonithtr ?irl. liOtus see that nhc
.wears the prize. I.ct all of he
friends of The Chronicle sec that the
voting men Mibscribe for it at once,
in order that they may he among the
crowd of "'good, had or indiflvrent
jmessers."
Everything is r?hl., lively up here.
Mo-t oi' the people have thushed
gathering corn?all seem to have
plenty loo.
I'll tell yon, ^'r' lvhtor, I he
( jlironiele in certainly improving
\\ it I. success to The Chronicle, and
its plucky editor, we close.
' Homb-shell
Nowhere
Mr. lvlitoi : ? Please give space
for 11 fe?v dots from Hits hurt?.
Tin- health of the eommuniiy is
</ood. No marriages to report this
time.
Mr. .1. W. "d Dixon has return
ed home from LcwVston, Utah. He
snVH Utah in a line country.
We noticed in Corn Stalk's lust
pieee lie charges us of sailing un
der false colors. Wo deny the
charge, lib hs\8 wb (li(l n<)l '"8*
cuss nm'inunisin and therefore he
does not consider it a reply to his
pieue. V What bus he discussed.
We lenVe. it to the readers of '1 he
Cli ronicle to say. In our Inst niece
we Hiiid we had as soon lie fooled
into inoi monism as into whitecap
mhk' We are still of the same
opinion and expect to remain so,
until Corn Stalk gives us sou e
Iii?lil on mornjoni?m. He s:iys he
bad rather he a whitecap in the
night than a mormon in the day.
This reminds uu of tho daikey who
tried to sell a coon to the oaptaln
of a ho a t. The captain did not
wi?h to hu v saying he would as
hoou eat a (log as a coon. The old
da ike v said "alright boss cord in to
,i man's raibin, hut I prefer coon.
And according to our raising uny
tiling in bettor than mobbing. We
thoiight that Corn Stalk told us
i | an t year all lie knew about uior
uionifiin, has he t/ot a new almanac
this year? We thank Chatter liox
for joining us in condoning mob
i I ;i w . Com* again.
Corn SUilk wants to know if ^ we
i have paid our subscription to The
I Chronicle; he says if we have not
I i>.)i tbe money he will loan it to us.
j We suggest that he spend it in it
deeming West Waleree from itslal
| ten condition.
With best wishes to The Chron
icle wo close. Nobody.
Mt. Pleasant.
Kd. Chronicle There was a
big educational tally at Mt. 1 leas
ant on lust Saturday. About three
bundled listened attentively to able
addresses delivered by Cnpt. U- H.
K rooks, Prof. K. H. Wallace, Hon.
.Jno. L. He.vnoldn, Pro#, .ino. J/Mc
Mahan and Rev. Jno. A. Hue, I).
1). Dr. Hice was the orator of the
occassion. A dinner was furnish
ed to the crowd.
W. Hampton Cobb.
Intelligent Women
No longer doubt tho taluo of HeU
lamy'a Oos^ypinm. They openly
acknowlodgo tliat it docs positively
euro tho multitude of painful ail
ments peculiar to women.
M?s. J W. Spink a, Jackson, Miss.,
writes : '-I hayo a?e<! Bellamy's
Ginssypium in my family for fema'e
wiaknMM and menstrual disorder#
wiih b/st results, when all, othora
failed." Price $1.00 prepaid sny
wltere. - S?d4 I?y TTm^uU or " h/
Bellamy Mfg. Co , P. O. Box 100,
Atlanta, Ga.
And reaped a harvest ()? Bargains. Never before in the his
lory of Caiudwn has such tempting bargains been displayed.
We ransacked every n?>ok and corner lor the J>est valued.
I ook at the following Bargains: ......
DHK-S /*\'0()1)S| ir\RKSS ^OODSB
RKSS WOODS I L/.K'I?>:s woods J d
IMore Dress (*<u.da and Silks than ean he, found in all other
stores. The reason we are having nue.h big Dress Ooods sales,
is (hat we Irive I he correct st) les and low prices. None of
your last winter's lvugh, nappy effects. The 180 7 Winter
styles are hi this store. AInady we are re-ordering some fine
Dress Patters. Plain nice goods and Plaid Tarletons take the
lead "Tlu?y are the thing." See our list, then come and see
i lie goods:
inch all wool Poplin, in p'ain and granite weaves.
4 0 " Jiu.Mjuad Novelties, (> new colt rings.
f>2 " all wool Broadcloth.
-10 " Wool Pehhle Plaids, hijjli colors,
4 1 " All Wool Serge, 7 new shades. \
~7 pieces single- Width (Jashmere;' '
8(i and 40 uieli all woo) plain /and Tricot Flannel.
?}(> and 10 inch (irovjlaild Sailings.
Arabesqe Fancy Brocades.
New Kinks, Assorted shades.
! Mortan te, Assorted shades.
Black Dress Goods
SKIRT PATTERNS! DRESS PATTERNS!! SOLID licces!!!
Blank reversible Bi illiantine. Plain and fancy .Brilliantiue,
BlacK all wool storm serge, Blank all wool Granite Cloth.
Black all wool Brocades, satin finish. Black all wool Bioad-i
rilotli. Black all wool I I?i. riett a, satin finish Black wove storm
SCI,fTC.
8 B PkT C2? f ^ilk Spendonr, Figured India,
B Iwkm a Cros Grain, Figured Taffeta, Trusclj
Stripe, Glace Taffeta, Black Satin Duchess, Black Satin and]
anything in Silks, Mohair iM)d Silk Soutache Braid, Tuhulor1
Braid, Beaded Trigftota^s, Narrow Mohair, Colored Beaded
Trimmings, and many other Trimmings suitable to any dress
pattern.
UUB " *? V n ? . , 'l
Brown, Checked and bleach Ilomc-spun, 1 rmts, Ginghams,
Cotton find wool Flannels aro the cheapest over shown in ting
market. OJood Pijuls 4e per yard; full standard Prints 5<j j)?r
yard, woith 0}c; Checked Homespun lie per yard; a lot of ( m, ?
in# at !(? per ;,aid, l>cttcr grades gjj to lOcpcr yard; <1-1 |jjg
only 6 c per yard, ${) inches wide; Soft Island at In per y ard,
gfjiood Jeans 10c per yard, #ood woolen Jeans VWe per \ard,'~
anr }) ounce all wool Jeans for 2oo per yard, as gootlwog e\ evr
sold on market at ML
fh ?lioe $|qb|& of (jjamilqn, il
$8,509 stock of Shoos to select from ahvnys leads, and this
season wo have cclipscd all former cflhrts, and can show you
the greatest line of shoes ever brought to this market. Infant ?
shoes from 2oe up. Women Shoes, button nnd laee. Ladies
patent tip Kid Button shoes for $1. Lino of custom made kid
shoes $1,50 to #2 that are ?;reat values. Men's high cut bro
gans Toe. Line of men's Gaitors $ t , $1.50 and best shoos
ever sold at these prices. Full line of "Sachs" Lulies; fine ?
i shoes, every pair guaranteed the host Indies Shoes on the mar*
ket. Full line cf "Hill & GreenV' Little Giant school sh6os,
e\ery pair guaranteed. Full line of Hine & Ly itch's men's ens- ^
torn made Shoes $3 to $350, every pair guaranteed*
I fS TUIMAI We ha vo $ 10,000 worth ?>'
w1 I I I I 1^1 \J| ? of Clothing bought be
fore the tariff was put on these goods, are now worth 20 per
cent more 1 1 mil when we bought them. We bouglit them to -
sell, not for speculation, and are satisfied to part with them at .
prices based otj their cost to us, and not present worth.
All wool Olieyoit Suit $4.75. All wool Kersey suit, $1.
HlacK ('lay Worsted Suits $5. Suits $7.50 to $8, that would
be good value at $10.
Higher grade suits from $10 to $15 in nobby styles, are
great values. Our line of Black Dress Suits for #7 to $20 can
not be equalled. When this stock is exhausted the price will?;
have to be advanced on account of thet? Tariff*. Our line of
Children Suits is the best and cheapest we ever had from #1
to *(> A nice line of Boys Sailor Jollar Suits siz -s 3 to 8 years.
A full lino of llats. Caps, Gents I'urnishing goods, &o. It
is well known that our Fall stock is the largest display ot tho
newest and b?\st products ct tho Manufacturers in this coun
try. We have long since risen above the point of, rivalry or
j comparison. We thank a generous public for the liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon us in the past and extend a most cordial
; invitation to all to visit our store.
? i
VERT respbctfullt,
THHCIEj XjZEEj-A-IDIEDIEjS CPLOWaPBIOES
To. Cur? n Co d in One Day.
Take I<n x >i li vo Bmmo (Quinine
I\\l>lcl8. All drujrtrists refund l lie
money if il fuils t<> cure, 2.r>o.
HiisTiimiSm
or KICK OK ]
.Sui'KKVIHOm OK Kk(I ISTIIATION, [
K k i! aw County. I
Oa.mdi is, SpC., Makcii 8, 1W>7. J
Tj|C Hoard (if Ifegisti ation for Kershaw
Co., will meet at (In*. Court House iu
Camden, on the 1st Mondays. Tuesdays
and WedncKdaya of each month for the
purpose of registering voters. OfHre
hours I'rom 9 a. in. to 8 p. m.
W. V. UlJSSICIili, Chairman,
MANN IN K A HON, Clerk,
J. P. ltlCUAKDS,
Members of the Kegintration Board for
Kershaw County.
NEW
MACHINERY.
NEW OUTFIT!
Having piin ll isi*d a complete new ontflt j
? I wo new gins, now stoma self tramping
press, and suction elevator ? 1 mil belter
pit1 1 >n red to
GIIM COTTON
than ever hefore. The best sample guaran
teed, and entire sat isfact i<>n given to ever)
ciiHtoinor Cotton ginned at *
$1.25 PER BALE
Yoitr patronage is solicited. Give me
C. C. VAUGHAN.
IIow to Find Out.
Fill a bo?tle or common plasa with
urine and let i' stand twenty-four hours ;
a sediment or seltlia^r indicates an tin- j
healthy condition of the kidneys: When
prine stair.s linen it is positive evidence
,(?! kidney trouble. Too frcfjuen* desire
t.i urinate or pain in the bark, is also
convincing^proof that tbo kidneys and
Idadder are out oi order.
What to do.
There in Comfort ill the knowledge on
often expressed that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root. the great kidney remedy
fuini!" every wish in relieving pain in
the hack, kidneys, liver, bla<bier and
every part o| tlio urinary pssMitoe*. ((
rorr,cct* innhiiitv to hoM urina nmrqejifd
intr pain in passing it. or bad et]\ eta fol
lowing use of liquor, wino or bc-cr, atftl
overconiorthnt unpleasant necessity of
being compelled to gel >?p many times
duiing the night to ?rinnte The mild
and the extraordinary oflect of Swamp
Koot ia aoon realized. It atands the
highest for Its wonderful curei of the
most distressing casea. If you need A
medicine you should have the beat. Sold
by druggista, price fiity cent* and one
?Mh?r. Vrm mnyhnve rt MMpli; bottle
and pamphlet both flent free l>y mail
Mention The Csmdon Chronicle and
Btftghamton, V. Y. TK? irfoprd^ToFoT 1
tfilft p*f><r guarantees the fenuiuess of
tlile dive. |
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?
I WONDER
WHERE
The Wonder
I ? v ;?
Store
.
HAS MOVED TO? I'll!
TELL YOU. DOWN INj
YOUNG'S STAND, NEXT TO
A. D. KENNEDY, AND SELL
ING CROCKERY, GLASS,. NO
TIONS, eine Jewelry, sil
verware, ETC., CHEAPER
THAN EVER. *
C. I Drake.
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Ami*}
On farming lands in sums of $:i;0 and
upward 5-vears loans.
C. L. WINKLER,
Attornuy at Law.
JAS. L. HAILE,
COTTON BUYER
For Alexander Hprnnt S Son. Oll'.ce
a(> II. 10. llalftaW's store.
DR. I.H.ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
Graduate < if the Philadelphia
Dental College, Session 1 870-77.
OKKIOR MHO A 1) Sl'UICKT,
Cam pkk, S. C.
Two iloorB South of The Chron*
iele Office,
Hall & Hall,
W n k k I. w a i ( ! i ? th and Ri.ackbmitus,
Solicit your pat ro.nage. We have jual
purchaied a tiro nhrinkor, Iho only ma
a I dne of the kind ever l?r?m?l? t to Cam
den, With it tiros aro shrunk without
cutting and wolding.whioh i? fn r hotter.
All kinds of ropariny done. Hor^e-shoe
ing a specialty. (Jive us a call.
Coffins.
\\ e carry a line of collius o| all hi/. *s.
HALL & II ALL.
TAX NOTICE
Office of Treasurer Kershaw
Camden, S. Sept. 13th, 18!>7,j
lu aceor amy with the Act to raise
supplies for fl-eal year, co)nmen<-i-ig
January l*t, 185)rt, notice is hereby given
that the Treasurer's ? llice of KVr.diaw
County will he open for l lie colleciio-- "of
taxes from the 1/ith day of Oet<?her, I 7 .
until the 31st dav of Mecenihcr ls!'7..
The rate per eontiwn for Kershaw Coun
ty in an follows :
mills.
State Taxes /?
School " ? 3
County " 3?a
U. R. " 21 i
Total _ _ 111^ mills.
PolLTnx ei.
The following spocial le\les have been
made also:
mills.
Special flcl.ool tax District No. 1 3
For i liferent on school llonrts
\ Gradi-d school bnPdhig
Dintrict No. I %
Spochil School tax Pistrict No. I 31f
, 4 3
t i ? ? v l 7 o
' ' ' ' 10 2
' J U 2
' ' -12 2
? ? ? ' 13 4
. ? . ? 17 8
, * I L 18 8 ?
' All information na to taxe? will bo fur*
nished upon Application.
No list of Manic* for tax recclpta, will
he received unless th? Amount or tax
mrrary tw drnoAit^l with Ihft Wirt ffirtr
Thin rule will Imi atiictlv enforced.
v W. B.HOU(mf
CtmMy Tntiow.
ii'd
Kverybody Bays Bo.
Cascarets ( -andy Cathartic, the most won*
doi-ful medical discovftrv of tho age, pleaa
ai^> and refreshing to tho taste, act gently,
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, V
cleansing tho ontiro system, dispel colds,
euro. Iieminclie, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
of (J. C. C. to-day; 10, &>, 00 cents. Bold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
Massnge and Physical Culture jTjadiot
<> ti > | Children attended in theif own
homes by Graduate of tlio Royal Insti
tute of Gymnastics, Stockholm.
Instant Relief of Pain,
Even old Deforming Drug-Proof Pain
BY
LOTOS BATHS, SULPHUR anil OXY
GEN and SALT SEA BATHS,
Easy. Harmless, Permanent and Al-,.
most 6ure.
Oentle exercises for weak children?
and Gentlemen and Ladies with weak
lungs or joints.
This treatment is endorsed by the b??t
medical faculty of the world. Tho fol-_.
lowing diseases usually yielil to thia
treatment: Temporary lost of strength,
ncrvaus prostration, insomnia, paralytic,
rheumatism, constipation, piles, kidney
affection, uterine weakness, female weak
ness, nflecied spine and joints
Dr. J. E. Hadley,
Professional Nurse.
JC?r*0(lice over F. M. Zemp & I)e?
Pass' Drue Store.
The Hand of Fate
HnvpraovT woiymi whow health lias fulled,
unit Miii'h u solemn u<lnu>ulit?n nliould lurt no
iiulit<o<li'il. Tlicro is a u oiiih-rf til (ciiudy
w hich will Mnioro your hnilth, renew jour
visor, (iixl hrlii? hut:k I In* t-vntity nnit freah
n*** of youth. It It t nil v wmtiuh'ii
friend, rtlnl kIikIiU'IIn mure l.i arm (hnu *
multitude of othi-r remedii-e. Delicttfa
WOIJHTI, Hill) lint 01 Mllfilo, wlin M
true hikI uiif?lhnK, rfiriiintinff.
U'tMitilylni.' nnil litilliilnff
up IODIC, will fllld ?
cooiLfafthnil
frkntl
in
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tlion*.'iinN a* (lio
"only suik rvkI infalii!?l(9
rumc<l> known lor painful
or iu|)|imwii pertoii*. ovarian
!>uln*. vie. Diirlnvc ?'liniiKo of lift) it will
woixtei fully H.inlKt nature to n ni^enjr ftud
Imnpy cIomi. Do not <UI?y, <>r<ivr ,
I'rlcr ?t. or * bottles for?.Mi, prta?ld town*'
mid If your <lriiK?l?t c?n not supply
you. v'Kiid to I i
BELLAMY MFG. CO., AtJinta, 6a.
Mothers
Read This*,
For rutatonl
Collc.DUrrhwa,
l>Ti?atiry,
IfauMft.Co VChS.
Ghotora lafcaua.TMtt-1
lay Ohiltfm, Ofealvra
M orbu*, (Jnututl DratM
trim Uw BowSm, Vldai.
Orl9tay. UmfA?H?i,
U4 an DtotWM irttel
Pitt's Carnifuaiwfc