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ifll'.l'iJJLL1.1 ? LUUm1.11. ' PUBLISHED KVKRY FKJDAY W. Xj. M>'T3QW3flIjL OAMDION, S ('., NOV. 20, 1807, SuliHoKirrio.N Hatch :t()iio year, $1.00, fllx months, f)0 otnils ; three months, Hr> centa, In iliyaiiWi K , Katkh fob Advkhtisino Ordinary transient advortisniyntH, (Irst insertion $1.()0 per square ; oHeh Hiw.KCijuout in sertion 60 cents per square, rate* tor \V<iat?, l.ost mi?l Found, &'0., not exceeding ftvo lines, 2'> cents jmcUJusertism and 0 cent# pur line for each additional lino. JUuslnots local#, d coots per lino each in sertion. Official and lojjnl notices a I tho rate al lowed by law. Raton for contract advertising will lie an nounced upon application at thoolllce. Communications will lie published wijon of interest to tho general public and U')t o( a defamatory nature. No re sponsibility will l>o assumed for t lie viewfl of correspondents. Remittances by chocks, drafts and postal money ordors should bo made payable to W. L. McDoWKMi, RALLY AS 01 MAN!! To The Farmers Of Ker s shaw County: The ?'Cotton Growers' Conven tion" met in Columbia Wednesday night of last week in order to or ganize) some movement among Southern cotton farmers looking to a dovisoment of ways and means to defeat the recklces robber specula tors and gamblers from controlling and deiraudiug us of a fair, honest, and legitimate price for our great Sou'. hern staple. President .1. C. Wilborn sinco then lias issued a call to tlio Farmers in every Coun ty in the Slate asking that II103 meet at their respective Court Houses the first Monday in Decem ber next, it being regular salcsday, and organize. Tho necoessity and wisdom of 0 such a move on our part will not be denied and having been appointed nf^chnirmnu to in itiate the movement in our county I earnestly request that every far mer that can possibly do so meet in Camden on that dny. Lot us have such 11 meeting as will stir ns to itnmodiato and earnest acti<>? at once. Come out ! Coino all!! J. C. Rollings, Chairman. Union Thanksgiving services were held at the Baptist Church yesterday. The sermon was preach ed by Dr. Pale, and was a most ex cellent one. lie enumerated tunny blessing for which we should all be thankful among which was tho christian unity existing now be tween all denominations in Cam den. Kichland county is going 1,0 some revenue out of tin? (). 1*. agents ill present doing business in the oily of Columbia. Exactly how much remains to l>e seen, I he aitount depending very largely on a construction of tho terms of the act. Certainly, however, so much as l<i | mills on tho amount of cap ital invested will bo paid into the county treasury, it comes from tho enforcement of .Comptroller Kpton's recent circular in regard to the act bearing upon tho returns i ' merchants. ? The Stale. jjilucalional Column. The milder for t his column is furnUln il by County Suporinteiident i?f Kdueatioii h. I j . Copeland, anil nil con.mnink'iit ions v intended f? >i* this dcpni'linefit should l?o addressed to him al Uamdcn. S. C. I would remind you that a good live, energetic teacher is cheaper at $35 or &H) per month than n teocher who knows nothing of pro-) gross and real leaching, at $l.r) perl mopth. l'oy your teachers more and demand more of them ? then \ on will movo forward. ? Supt. Me ba ne. * * ? * A good ungraded school with a good teacher in love with learning ? especially if it bo neijr a stream ift>t fai from tho woods,' and the teacher be on speaking terms with nature ? is an ideal place for the early years of school life. The graded school of the city is a ne cessity of the situation, and of course a very good thing, but in it tho average pupil is usually at a disadvantage as compared with his country cousin under a good teach er. ? I'onn. School Journal. * * # ~ " Morals should be taught in pub lic schools. Punctuality, ordorli - wi?, lore ot trntli, self-direction *nd charity are moral principles which should be inculcated io the \ mind of the jfiipil that he may re tain them when be has passed out of school. " ' ? * ? V . P :J. -iki ptlwipl#, "Ickaa Before -1' . ' ? ~ - - . Words m it quite lli u L I l.o ohild's ox per ion co and nhaervath.fl hU<?u )<! ho mado the bnsis from which to Html, and that ideaH should never ho taught merely for tho sake of illustrating I ho menntng of words. A * * Tho great end of life, after all, in not to think, hut to net, not. to ho learned, hut to be good and no ble. * * * Play is tho ^biuhest phase of child dovcloji)inont^(or it in nelf active representation 6yfvlU?i^.i-Hner' lifo und thought. A * A To ho wiee in tho highest aim of man, in tho most exalted aehlove ment of liumnn solf-detoi mination * A A , Tho child, tho hoy, man/, indeed, should know no other endeavor l>ut to ho at every stngoof development /v h o 1 1 y what this stage calls for. * * * Even as the child, every human being should he viewed aod t> listed ? s a necessary, essential member of humanity ; and thcreforo, parents are, as guardians, responsible to God, to the child and to humanity. * ? ? God creates and works produc tively in uninterrupted continuity. * * God created man in his own imago; therefore, man should cre ate and bring forth liko God. * * * Education should lead and guide man to clearness concerning him self and in himself, to peace with natute, and to unity with God ; hence it should lift him to a know ledge of himself and i of mankind, to a knowledge of 0<>d and of na ture, and to tho pure. and holy lifo to which knowledge leads. Ijjront ();)u> (jofej'pouilenl^. u Rosevillo. Mr. Fjd' : ? I will try and give the render# of tlio Pour old Chronicle a few dot k from Mite -point. I believe that oyorybodv ili.nl wont to t l>o Stale Kair in \baek, ami amusing themselves talking about things which amused thorn most while there. Onn thing is, tho man who jumped seventy foot into a pool of water ton foot square and four foot dorp. Anothor thing was tho "lotlo" man riding a l>i k o only livo hundred and twoaty-one lbs. No marriages to roport (his time ntiaftiio prospects aro not very prom isitift for any soon. The Harmony Literary Society has re- organized A regular inei't in-/ was hold on tho 10, with Mr. It. 1'. Odom in tho chair. Tho pro gram was follows : 1. Recitation by Miss Mamie I 'or ry Have you written to mother. 'J. Col I i or' h dying child, ? by Miss Susio Sessions. Advice to young men, ? by Mr. John SoH.sioiiH 4. Dobato, HosoUod, That Loo was a greater irenoral than Grant. Affirmative wfrn discussed by Messrs "R 1' O loin and Grigshy Sessions; negative by Messrs K 1) Williams and Will in H Onflf. The suhject be ing ably discussed by tho dobat.orp, the judges, Messrs L H Sessions, Brooks Cooper and Kov. W II .Jov nor. decided in favor of tho atlirma livo. Tho public is cordially invitod, no foes Charged ? gratis. Tho next mooting will bo on tho !lrd of Do oomber. If this piece don't find its way to the waste basket, I will write again when W 11 G winds a dobato. X X X CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. T. A. Slocum, M C., tho Groat Chem ist and Scientist, Will Send Free to tho afflicted, Throo llottloa of His Nowly Discovered Remedies to Cure Con sumption and alt Lung Troubles. Nothing could ho fairer, more philanthropic, or carry more joy to the atHlcted than tin; oiler of T. A. Slocum, M. C., of Now Yotk City. Confident that ho has discover ed a reliable cure for consumption and all bronchial, throat and lunp diseases, general docl no and weak ness, , loss of llosh and all condi tions of wasting, and to make its jrrent merits known, ho wiil send free, three bottles to any reader of The Chronicle who may he sutler ing. Already this "now scientific course of medicine" has p?rnia oolitly cured thousands of appar ently hopeless eases. The Doctor considers it his re ligious du'y ? a duty which ho o weft to humanity ? to donate hi* Infallible cure. Ho has proved tho dreaded con sumption lo bo a curable disease beyond any doubt, and has on file in his American nnd European la boratories testimonials of exper ience from those benefitted nnd cured, in all parts of the world. Don't delay until it is too late. Consumption, uninterrupted, moans speedy and certain death. Ad dress T. A. Sloe urn, M. C., 1)3 Pino street, New. York, and wh.en writ ing the Doctor* give ex pre** and poetofflc? nddress, and please men tion reading this article in The Chronicle. ? V Two, three nnd four horse wagons cheap*/ than ever beard of at Tl?e dill Edge 8 lor#. A Healthy Woman. A pf i fVo'.iy lifullltV wo in m U a i f* ii woman h ftl way A lumtillful ion, /clyiir oyo, Ht-Uillyy .nerve, i'lnsOofdlll iind graceful movements. A healthy wo. iiiuii is a woman with healthy iuii couh membranes. The mucous mem branes lino 1 ho w 1 1 ? ? I o body. ovt?ry oigan in the body. TlMk,?Hh^htost catarrh of one of iheso mmnbianca produces languor, Hallow skin, bat. lnf;K oye, and weakening discharges, Mrs. Alvma Jfuneukrat, Rihh Kails, \Vi?., in a rooent lotto t' to Dr. Hart' man, s'lys : "I was troubled for ! ci> years with chronic catarrh. I usod Po-ru-rta for about, o i << h t months, ami I nnu;f any thai I am perfectly oil rod of thn d Incase. It wi I he two years next Juno since I was our* o<l, and I have not boon troubled with any of my old symptoms. ' Dr. Hartman's latest book on chronic catarrh will bo oout freo to any address for a short time bv the Po-rmna Drug MTgCo., Columbus, (). Ask your druggist for a free I'o runa Almanac for 18!)8. Intelligent Women No longer doubt tho value of Hob lamy'a (ios^ypiuin. They openly acknowledge that it doo? positively euro tho multitudo of painful ail monts peculiar to women. V Mm. ,1 \V, Kpiukt>, Juckson, Miss., writes; "I have used Iiollamy's (lossypium in my family for feina'e weakness and menstrual disorders with host results, when all others hilled. M IMoo $1.00 prepaid any where. Sold by Druggists or by Bellamy Allg. Co, 1*. O. Hox 10!), Atlanta, (la. Trespass Notice. All persons an* hereby notified not to trespass on my lands for any purpose whatever, neither will their stock be al lowed to trespass on the same. J. <T. HKLL. Apr. L"2,,,p7. Public Land Sale By Sheriff I will offer befrre the Court House Jit Camden at 12 o'clock Monday, Decern bor Gth, 1 1 >?> followinu described lands ? Terms cash rest 12 months with in terest added : JAMES (i. ( i I IJHKS, State Land A/jent. 10f> acres Wateree T. S. lands former ly Malm hi Mitchell. II aeic-H Wateree T. S. lands formerly toe Kichardsnn, \i .'to acres Wateree T. S. lands formerly A. Marsh. 4 1!) acres Wateree T. S. lands former ly Sonthorland or I)nnlap, 2H0 acres Wateree T. S. Calvin Rose, <500 acres Buffalo. J. A Hrannon, 100 acres No. 0, W. A- Kollinjjf, 100 acres Flat Kock, J. M. liowers , 100 acres Flat Koek, .J M Mowers, Sr., ?it) acres Flut Hock, Hannibal .Je.Her 81)11, .'M:t acres Flat Rock, unknown, 1 00 acres Flat IJoek, K. F, Self, 100 acres Flat Kock, Fulcrum, 200 acres Flat Kock. Wheat, 105 acres N"o. .1. IJ. Hall, ?r>4 acres .No, J, Elo Robinson. AO acres Fiat Kock, Sarah Wilbur, HI acres Flat Kock, Sarah .1. Young, TOO acres 1 >tifl>i lo, Doliruhh Fast Schedules, Tlu*mu>ii Freight ?V Passenger soWTT'o It. hveen All Cohits On I In* Ohio lti ver ?& Charles (on And I l?o. South Cnro na ?&'? < J coral a Roads. SCHKIiri.K KFFKCTIVKOOT. IH, '<)?. North Carolina F.x press J,\\ 7 10 am Charleston Ar. 8 00 pin 8 /?7 I'lninchvilN! .r? 'V> Ki ?_'?*? Kinnville I 1 I 7 "<? C- >| M llllliil 10 I (? t'? 20 Augusta 10 4."? 1 2 (I") | mi ( '(linden 15 00 1 0."> K ershaw 2 00 1 t"? h.'IIK'IlHU'r 1 00 ( i? :io i utawhii Junct 12 I.V 2 .V> Uoek Hill II />."> am :: ::o YorkviUe M i "> Ar. 1 "f"? Blnckshiirj; T.v. 10 10 |,v. hlaekahurg Ar. 0 AO f> 2U Shelby 0 20 5 oa Henrietta 8 ;l.*) ('> 12 I'ori'nt Citv 8 20 0 27 Rnthcrfordton 8 0.~> Ar. 7.'i0 Marion I. v. 7 00 I.v. ft 30 niackaburg Ar. 7 2*5 Ar. 7 03 Cnfl'ney I.v. C *>0 Fast Through Freighr. r<v. 10 00 pin Clnrh'slon Ar. 7 3.? am 1 no am Hranohville 1 .'$0 .r. oo Kin^'viile louopm Lv. 8 00 pm Columbia Ar. 7 0f> nm Augusta 11 i>0 Cnnnh-n (1 10 pm Kershaw <*> 30 I .aneaf-ter .'1 -V) Catawba .tum-i li 40 ll.uk Hill I -J 40 Yorkville 0 10 am Hlaektfhuvg I.v. S 00 Hlarksbnrg Ar. f? JO pm Sheloy -r? 30 Henrietta a .">/> Foreat Citv a 3.? flfmliiWonlton .'1 05 > Marion I.v. l 150 TUneksbui'g Ar. 7/50 (Jaflney Lv. 7 '.o Nos. 32 ami 33 will gtt dinner at Kcr. ?ll;iw. Three *toamer? |?t?r week each way be tween Charleston and New York. Two NtcAiners per week each way be tween Charleston ami Boaton. Oloftc* eonnecticn with Clyde T.ine Steamahip Co. to und from New York, ttoaton and all "Northern and, New Kng* lan.l Citle*. For further information ?a to ratej, Clyde I.ina Mailing*. etc., cflll on Coritrarling and Traveling Agents, of both roads, or j A. KMF.H80N , 'iWlo Manager, South Carolina tieorgiXRJl. , Charleston, 8. C. E. F. Oil AY. Truffle Manager, 8. B. MIMI'KIX. 0?nl. Frt, Agt , Ohio - Uiver ifc Ch?rle*t<mft. :H,r "C ' JUfcfMfarf ? ?' J And rcop*d a harvest of Bargain*. Never before in the his-j lory of Camden has such tempting bargains been displayed. \Ve rancacked every nook and corner {or the best values, f.ogk at the following Bargains: DIUvS WOODSB {MfeltESS ^OODSB KKSS ^JiOODSj L^UtiSS VflOODS! JMore Dress Goods and Silks than can be found in all other stores. The reason we are having such big Dress Goods sales, is tlmPwo have the correct stales and low prices. None of your last winter's rough, nappy effects. I'he 1897 Winter styles are in this store. Already \ve are re-ordering some fine Dress Putters. Plain nice goods and Plaid Tarletons take the lead "Th^y are (ho thing." Soe our list/^hcn come and* see the goods: "88 inoK all wool Poplin, in plain and granite weaves. '10 " Jneqnnd Novelties, 6 new colorings. T>2 " all wool Broadcloth. 40 '' Wool Pebble Plaids, high colors. 'M v All Wool Serge* 7 new shades. 27 pieces single-Width Cashmere. J3(i and 40 inch all wool plain and Tricot Flannel. .'J(> and 40 inch Grov^land Suitings. Arabesqe Fancy Brocades. New Kinks, Assorted shades. Mortanfe, Assorted shades. ?Bkk Dress Goods** SKIRT PATTERNS! DllKSS PATTERNS!! SOLID Pieces!!! Black reversible Btilliantine. Plain and fancy Brilliantine, Blacic all wool storm serge, Black all wool Granite Cloth. Black all wool Brocades, satin finish. Black all wool Broad cloth. Black all wool Henrietta, satin finish Black wove storm serge. OH |/C3 Si,k Spend our, Figured India, I L? lf\ I Oros Grain, Figured Taffeta, Trusel Stripe, Glace Taffeta, Black Satin Duchess, Black Sntin and anything in Silks, Mohair end Silk Soutache Braid, Tubulor Braid, Beaded Trimmings, Narrow Mohair, Colored Beaded Trimmings, and many other Trimmings suitable to any drdss pattern. OUR LINE OF JEANS, Brown, Checked and bleach Homespun, Prints, Ginghams; Chiton and wool Flannels arc the cheapest ever shown in market, Good Prints 4e per yard; full standard Prints 5o per--'* yard, woi 1 h 0.{c; Cheeked IIoniespun*8e per yard; a lot of ing at 4c per yard, bettor grades 8f to 10c per yard; 4-i blMeli only 5c per yard, 39 inches wide; Sea Island at 4c per (iood Jeans lOo ])or yard, good woolen Jeans 20o per yard, our 9 ounce all wool Jeans for 2oc per yard, as good as eve? sold on market at 33 J . ' ** flte Ijon^e of (jamifcn, iSgg $8,500 stock of^ho.cs to select from always leads, and Hhis , season wo have eclipse*) all iormer efforts, and can show you the greatest line of shoes ever brought to this lforket, ' Jjfl shoes from 25c up. Women/Shoes, button and lace. Ladies patent tip Kid Button shoes for $1. Lino of custom made kid shoes $1.50 to $2 that are great values. Men's high out bro gftfiS 7 Oe. Lino of men's Gaiters $1,$1.60 and $2, best shoes ever sold at these prices. Full lino of "Sachs" Ladies fine . shoes, every pair guaranteed the best ladies Shoes on the mar'" ;" ket. Full lino of "Ilill & Green's" Little Giant school shoes, ^ every pair guaranteed. Full line of Hine & Ly nob's men's^us- ^^ torn ^riade Shoes $3 to $350, every pair guaranteed. I tS T Lit M I Wo have $10,000. worth I of Clothing bought be- Tr iton) the tariff was put on these goods, are noytf worth 20 por cent more than when we bought them. AVe' bought them t$&: I sell, not for speculation, and are satisfied to part with them .at i prires based on their cost to us, and not present wtfrth. All wool Chevoit Suit $1.75. All wool Kersey suit, >?$!, BlaeK ('lay Worsted Suits k ?5. Suits $7.50 to $8, that would - be good value at $10. Higher- grade suits from $10 to #1.5 in nobby styles, are-JV I great values. Our line of Black Dress Suits for $7 to $'20 enn v loot be equalled. When this stocfc is exhausted the price wiljU I have to be advanced on account of the Tariff. Our line dfel j Children Suits is the best and cheapest we, ever had from J to $(>. A nice line of Boys Sailor Jollar Suits sizes 3 to 8 yeftrs*;^ A full line of Hat's, Caps, Gents Furnishing goods, , &c? tiSj is well known that our Fall stock is the largest display ot the newest and bnst products ct the Manufacturers in this couu*J|| try. We have long since risen above the point of rivalry or ^ comparison. We thank a generous public for the liberal patv ???: rona$je bestowed upon us in the past and extend a most cordiy^ 1 invitation to all to visit our store. """" - .T.? ?v: m-Ezrz" rbspectftjll. * , ft TI-IE LEADERS C 3J- LOW PRICES. nowiicavraL'M nutoaiy9?n???Mi? SS ?' To Cure n Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Jiromo Quinine '!'?? iiJotH. All dru?gisl9 refund the money if it fulls to cure, 2oo. RWJISTItATjON lOTICR orKK'i: ok 1 Suercitvisons or Uh?iihtuation, i Kukhmaw Count v. Camden, fS. C., March H, 18!)7. J The Board of Negiul ration for Kershaw Co., will meet at the Court House in Giiitidci), on (lit* 1 r< ( Monday*, I ttrMihij'H iiinl Wednesdays of each month for the purpose of registering voters. Oflice hours trout !? in. to H p. II). W. K. KUSSKI-iL. Chairman, MANXI'X HAI'.ON, Clerk, .1. V. KICI1AKDS, Members of the ltfi<wtrat ion Board for Kershaw County. NEW MACHINERY. NEW OUTFIT! Having purdnised a complete now oulfil ? I wo new gins, new steam self tramping iiress, and suction elevator ? I am better ,{uvpared to GIIM COTTON than ever before. The best sample guaran teed, and entire satisfaction given to every customer. Cotton ginned at $1.25 PER BALE Your patronage is solicited. Give me a trial, O. O. VAUGHAN. IIow to Find Out. Kill a hoMleor common glasA* >witli urine and let it stand twenty-four hours; a sediment or settling indicates an un healthy condition of the kidneys. Wltrn urine st.iir.s linen it i* posit ivo evidence of Mdney trouble. To.? fr???|ucnt desire to urinate or pain in t he bark, is also convincing proof that tlio kidneys and Idaddcr are out, of order. -What to do. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that I>r. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot, the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back, kidneys,, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary pnK.sfltf(;s. ft corrects inability to hold urina mid scald ing pmn in parsing it, or bad elltcta fol lowing use of liquor, wine or bcor, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get,up ij^ftny times during the niglit J^n*wH?^^Tbo mild aiid the extraordinary effect of fivvamp Koot is soon 'iValued. It aland* the highest for ifu f wonderful cures of the most Uislre*Mingi4'a*H*. If-y<Hi need a medicine you should havo the l>e?t. -Sold by druggist*, price fifty cent* and on* dollar. You may nova a aample bottje nnd pamphlet both sent free by mail. Mention Tho.Camden Chronicle and *end yonr address to I)r. KUmer ?fc Co., Hiogbaniton, N. Y. The proprietor of rbl?I^fc* guarantees th? fuualntas of : t WHERE The Wonder U ? ' 1 i Store *? HAS MOVED TO? \l'LL TELL YOU. DOWN ) IN YOUNG'S STAND, NEXT TO A. D. KENNEDY, AND SELL ING CROCKERY, GLASS, NO TION^, FINE JEWELRY, SIL VERWARE, ETC., CHEAPER THAN EVER. C. S. Drake. MONEY TO LOAN, On fanning lamls in sums of $300 and upward fi-years loans. C. L. WiNKLWK, Aliomoy at Law. JUS. lSiiT 1 COTTON BUYER P _ For Alexander Kprunt & Son. Ofllcc nt If. K. Ilnlsftll's store. DR. I.H. ALEXANDER, Dentist. ' ? Graduate of tlio Philadelphia Dental College, Sesnion 1870-77. OKF1CR UROAI) STRKKT,'. Camukv, S. 0. Two doors South <>f Tho Chron icle Olhee. BR Hall. WllKKJ.WIllOI'TS and Ih.ACKSMITIIS, Solicit your patronage. Wo have just purchased a tiro shrinker, the only ma chine of tho kind over brought to Cam den. With it tires aro shrunk without cutting and welding. which is far bettor. All kinds of rcparing done. Horso-aboe ing a specialty. Give uh a call. Coffins. We carry a lino of coilins of all sizes. HALL & HALL. TAX NOTICE 0 Office of Treasurer Kershaw fo.,) Catiulen, S. (\. Sept. 18th, 1 SI* 7 . f In accor. irtiiro with t,ho Act to raise supplies for tHenl year, commencing j .fannary l?t, 181M5, notice is hereby Kiven that the Treasurer's (.(lice of Kershaw Count j- will ho open for the c.olleeiior nf j taxes from tho loth day of October, 1807, until tho 81st d;iy of I It'eemhcr 1>07. The rate per centum for Kershaw Goun-j ty is us follows : mills. State Taxes f? School " 3 Count y " U. H. " 1 2^4 Total )4'4' mjjlfl. Poll Tax $1. . The following 8j>eclal levies havo been made also: niilU. Special school tax District No. 1 3 For interest on f.rhool Bonds Graded school building District No. 1 % Spoclal School tax District N". 1 33* I ' ' v ' 4 8 ' 1 '* ' '7 "2 I ' ' ' 10 2 , . ? II 2 . ? ? ? ' ? ]2 2 i > ' ' 18 4 ' ' ' IT ? ' flt } ? ? ' ? . ? f ? . ?? [J J All information as to tnxc* will tyfut nisWiW upon Application;* * JW list of name* for tax receipt* will ho received unless the araoont of tax , won ojr is dcpMlUtl with the. Mlrt~tl?tT \ ThU ruU will U ?trktl^Wd., '?aj V ? ? - ? ? '- I Everybody Say* So. Cascarota Candy Cathartic, the most won* derful medical discovery of the ago, pJfiWH ma and refreshing to the taste, act gfKtlyr; and positively ou kidneys, liver and bowels, . eleansing the .entiro systom, dlsi>el colds, euro headache, fever, habitual constipation"7 aiul biliousness. Please buy and a bo* _ of C. C. C. to-day; 10, 25, W cents, fckildand 3 guaranteed to euro by all druggists, Massage and Physical Culture ; Ladle* - mid Children attended in their own homes hy Graduate of tho Royal Instl- ;; tute of Gymnastics, Stockholm* - Instant ReHe^of Pain, Even old Deforming Drug-Proof" Path ? - ? ; ?" * LOTOS BATHS, *ULPIIUIt and OXY-^ a EN and SALT SEA BATHS, : : :a Easy, Harmless, Permanent /gnd Al- . most sure. ' .7' . Gentle exercises for weak children^?' and CJontlemen and I -adieu witli weak \_r lungs or .joihts. This treatment is endorsed by Ike best * . medical faculty of tho world. Tho-. jfol lowing diseases usually yifchl ; tO^'Wfc '. treatment : Temporary loss of strength,* ncrv?uB prostration, insomnia, paralysh,, rheumatism, constipation, piles, khlhoj^? a flection, uterine weakness, female- Weak r.ess, affected spine and joints Dr. J. E. Hadley, ProfessioaatUurse.H /ty'Oflico over F. M. Zemp & De Pass' Drug Store. \ The Hand of Fate $ \ JJgwikovo' w. nun v hrs~- ln-iillli lire fullfit. A r nnil *ii?h ii ruI-'iiiM mil!. 'Million rtiOulii ?:0t KO ? 2) inihicil. il. I i.i'i? ir< ft v. oiiiJ"i f?il i?me?l/ ? v win. -it h ill ri-? u>il' ) imr I.. ul! I?, U-lu'W > onrgJfc-v 9 vi'.i.i , rt ii ' i iiri i?i{ I( ill" l?;n.ii; mat 11.'* I of >11. Mil. 11 in 1 1 ulv WIM-I.m'3 h*?t '' J|-'- '? ?J* l. .rii. I. unit i;i.nl'l. i,- in. *ii- lifur.K ilnni h v*r 1 ? Ii* Hit It of ?.:'??( rCitMiiu 1. fcLrnlo. i ? \ /ry W CICH II, l.lf llUll < I Klli,:|l'.u ht M-a rt ^ . 3 , triic him! iii:<.iiliri/(, rwtiltiMl.'si, ?r ? i ^ I'l-.llllil) III" lih.l I'Ulllillllf I A <7 tk^, up iMiw-. will tuiil n t Brri fca^pS tf ni.lor.io.ll.>' v/Uf :: sU I !iI'II>.iiii|m h< II|-> A""'; V only eafu iin-l lnf.'il!itil" __ O roriuUy ku<i?u fir pitii.f ul ? or kiici'l'v^u'l f?ui?"l?, ?,.*nrinn^ V pain*. i>tc. I)nrlfi>' < u.itu'o of Hfrt It will 4 v..>tultriiillv a?<<lKi iiaiiir.' |.> u Hwly ?n?t . \ ||HI1|?V '?!..<>? |!i> tK't ilrtiiy, order U.itrtS . a 1'iitc ?l. uf :i U.tiUi' torO'.'.Ri. prcrr.lii tn Aii/'T* ft'l'lios. if y.-.iir (iiiiKiiUt tun iiul ?u|>|4y & >'i>n, muik) to k <? > BELLAMY MFG. CO., Atlanta, Cft ? \ ;? ' ' Mothers gead This. Tot nittlMt Oollo.DUrrtMM^ O M&nM^Covffta, Cbo2*r? Infkatmm,' |TTp fftirtvw.' Mora?, Pwrtirri w? iM.ifiNVr Orlpi**, Lm of and &n Miimh