The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 10, 1902, Image 4
A Q??U|lwl Fallacy.
Probably the uioat wild and unjusti
fiable of a)l the crude beliefs respect
ing geological resources U that which
holds to the conviction tttrft by w?in:?
debp enough tho drill Is sure to hud
something of value, no matter at wli.it
point the work of boring is comnu/je
ed. There are numerous wise p?-:v-o?K?
fn every community, e?tlmabl4, intlu
entl&l utid In t,ho highest df;;mt pub
lic spirited, who are convinced tli .t
s the question, for example, or ?ln<J ; ii'<
coal in their Kpeclal locality Is aimpjy
a matter of th?? depth to which the ex
plorations are carried, Uock oil and
natural gae are recognized as dealrnblo
products in every progressive com
munity, and every such community
contains persons, in other respects if.
telllgent, who are ready to htake i!;< !r
own fortune and that of their nearest
friend# on the belief that oil and i?;n
ere everywhere underneath ihe sur
face, "and that their fourees caw
tapped with the drill, providing only
there 1b sufficient capital to keep up
tho process of drilling long enough.
Tl??|r C'-tiMoliti lo>i.
They were tossing about on fio
wild and restless ocean In a small,
upon boat, at leaat 100 feot from ii o
beach. Ho was utrugrJIng manfully
to battle with tho surging waves and
to pull for tho shore; h?io was Hitting
In a heap In the stern of tho frail
barque, holding on like grim death,
and mentally vowing mat she would
nevqr again be tempted by her lover's
daring spirit to venture go far from
land.
"I Know wo shall go over," site
shrieked,, as the boat gave another
lurch. "Uh, George, try and manage
It!"
"I wm," replied ho, firmly. "I could
get along uplendldly if tho waves did
not make It go all ways ::t once. Don't
bo afraid, Sarah. We're* goiting near
el", aren't wo?'
' "A little. Oh, George. what shall
we do If the boat la lo.il?"
"Don't you worry yourself about
that, my dear." said George, soot.ung
ly. "You mustn't worry yourself
-? a oemv^o t nr r -pcvpitr .;u/.nn' hi: it JSift*
our boat."
Ano ho continued his light wllh the
cruel, remorseless w.'iv(\s.
Two little American went Into
tho drawing room v.!.!lv ling :? !?*
man of astounding ugliness whs ?-rt! I
?lng upon their mother. They advanced
hand in hand and stood regarding the
visitor with an e;:pro?slou of mute
astonishment. I
"Come here, children." said the ;
mother, "ntul 1st mo present you ?o i
Mr. Jones."
The children did not bulge. Instead,
one of them exclaimed :
"No, wo don't want to meet Mr.
Jones. He la the ugliest man wo bavo
ever seen."
Having delivered this opinion, tho
child turned, and, dragging her sister!
after her, rdn from tho room. Tho
Englishman remained calm, while the
children's mother, endeavoring to
overcome her embarrassment, said:
"O, Mr. Jonea, they did not mean
It the way you thought they did."
c "O, yea, they did," retorted Mr.
Jonos, bursting into a hearty laugh.
"I am the ugliest person that God
ever allowed to be made." New York
Sun.
Millions of Buffaloes.
In 1868 lninaii, Sheridan and Ous
ter rode continuously for three days I
through one herd In the Arknnsaa j
region, and in 1809 trains on
morning until 0 at night to permit
the passago of one herd across the
tracks. Army officers relate that in
1862 a herd that covered an area of
70xc30 miles moved north from tho
Arkansas to tho Yellowstone. Catltn
and In man and army men and em
ployes of tho fur companies consid
ered a drove of 100,000 buffalo a com
mon sight along the lino of tho Sunta
Fo trail. Inman compute \ that from
St. Louis alono tho bones of 31,000.
000 buffalo were shipped between 18t'<S
aud 1881. ? July, Outing.
England's Ug!i:*t in.
caa Pacific were held from
No Hair?
"My linir was falling out very
fast und I was greatly alarmed. I
then tried Ayer's Huir Vigor and
my hair stopped falling at once." ?
Mrs. G. A. McVay, Alexandria, O.
The trouble is your hair
does not have life enough.
Act promptly. Save your
hair. Feed it with Ayer's
Hair Vigor. If the gray
hairs are beginning to
show, Ayer's Hair Vigor
will restore color every
time. SI. 03 a b.Mils. All draft'*1*
If your druggist o.-innnt (iupiily you.
Send us one Joint :?t?l wo will oxjircss
you a Iroitlc. Ho smo unci giro the naiuo
ol your nuarMt exoro?* nilloe. Address,
.1. t\ A YK!{ I'O., IxiWtill, M)!.h.
Liver Pills
That's what you need ; some
thing to cure your bilious
ness. You need Ayer's Pills.
Want your moustache or beard a
| beautiful brown or rich black ? Use
Buckingham's Dye
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TltAlNS.
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I. .V t.'. train N I ??. wnO.'h It'tivtv-' I.Hin'tf- tir
til 4 43 pin. fur iJlitm.ui uiul inttti iiiftlutin
pi'ltili',
A*, t 'iiiiiilnii-- Willi A. (S. W.<t(H. <".)
fur < luir!>'f-!i>ri, siiinttir Kluroiii'f. iiarliiu*
?'ui, ilinlnir'n t hutl Inti rini'.lla-.t) puimx.
Traiit So. (iX, wlimit Imiivi h t aiiutfii at 4 15
pm.
tl.'.M'.l'TlliNh M A UK I?V >Oli'|'llltor;M>
TKA1N/S.
At i'iunc|fii'-Vriili A L. [N. \V . of H. O.J
N<?. 71 tr?>n! < harhvtoti, Flor??net;, Darli ig
;<?n, vn lit?iin;,'i(iii, Monitor and IntiriiiMdlut*
P 'tn'r', whi"fi nrriv<*? lit ("auidiifi ?t 11 ^ am:
with rt'?mh?'rn Katiway tiain No. 77 from
Ktn^.i villo, which arrive* at C-tindou at 11 66
aai.
At l.'in ?nstor--No, 33 conn<?'t* tit Ijiinoa-*
ti?r With A C. tnilu No. ltj for Clicyt'-r nod
lulorMit'illnl" |>olu!y.
At ( -ata wl>a JumjiIoh--No?. 33 and 35 eou
in<<-t wi.h ??. A. I., train. No. 3U which loavot
O.itii wl>H J it notion at 7 ?.4 prn for Monroe
aad InUtrmodiat*) points.
At Ic-M'k Hill? No-1. 33 and 35 oontioot.i a'.
Hock ilitl wlt'.i Soiulturii Hallway train No.
34, l<Mi vl iik Kock Hill at M 'JC> prn (or Char
lott<* art t point* Nnrth.
At lila(!lt!?l?ur?--No 33 ?ionnootB with Hou
Ui"rn Hall way I rain* No?, 13. 4 3S pin: No.
38. at 7 05 pin, and No. 40 ai 7 45 pin for
pointf North. Nos, 33 and 3."> connect wilt
rtonthern Hallway train Nq. 35, leaving
JMiK'kxhurir at II 25 pin for points Honth,
At Maiion--?i*o. 33 oonn?ot? with Southern
KaJwav train No. 35, leaving Marion at 11 41
ptn for AMheviUo, Chattanooga and lutormw
liilltii poiiit j.
'1'hrotiKh car s??rvh? without chnnge bo
Iweon Marlon and Chai'lu.-Uon on t ruins Noa.
3U and 311
K. II. rtUAW. Own. 1'ims. Atft.
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
Senator 1 1 ? ?:i r makes classical read
int; his recreation.
I .eon Hamlet, son of the French nov
elist, advocates a law forbidding tin*
sale of fiction to women and children.
I.oni Kosebery is expected shortly to I
start a new political party in lCnglaml,
believing that Liberalism is played out.
Kd ward M. Sliepard. the well-known
New York lawyer, has withdrawn from
(Ik* law tlrm of l'arsons, Shrpard &
i )gden.
W. IV Tlowt Us. the novelist, is a tire- j
loss worker, despite his seventy odd1 i
years. Ho writes both morning and;
evening.
A firm <>r Herman booksellers hits !
purchased the rights to (general I >c
Wei's hook on the war in South Africa j
for 'joo.ooi' marks.
I 'rofessor Orth. of (?ntlingcn I'liivei- ,
sit .v. will Mieeecd the late Pr? icssor !
liudolf Virchow as director of th-* i
Pathological Institute of llerlin.
Charles T. V? rkes is said ?o claim i
that mi n are merely in their appreii- j
tieesl ip until they ate forty, and that !
!'? ft y is the ripe ape of the business j
?nar.
The ho-u paid naiive opera singer in I
RllSsia is the lellor Ssobillofl". lie gets j
?Jl.'XM ruble." a year al> >ut as much as I
,l?an ? !?-- U-.*s7.ke get.* in America in i
three weeks*.
Professor Walter A. WyeknlY, of
Princeton 1'iov ersity. is about to set [
out on a walking tour through Colo- !
lado. in which lie will observe the so- j
cial and industrial eomlitiotis.
i
King IM ward is said to have re? i
marked, whew, after his recent op.-ra- I
tion. he was carried aboard bis yacht: j
'?William IV. was horn a 'sailor prince.' i
lr seems likely I shall die one."
King Humbert, the late sovereign of j
Italy, was the most heavily insured .
monarch In F.nrope, carrying $7.riO<).- !
t>t.K.?. I'd ward VII, Is said to carry $15, - !
7r?0.<XM\ and the I'rinee of Wales [
t> 00,000. '
Sold'ers liissod. j
Pittsburg. Special. ? The Kightecntl
Regiment. i">00 strong, was the tlrst tc
get awav from Pittsburg. pulling on
at in in p. m. As the regiment march
e<l down Fifth avenue to the union sta
tirn pedestrians hissed and hooter |
the soldiers and only the coolness o
th.'* ?; dicers prevented a riot. Throi I
companies of the Tenth Regiment iefi
shortly afterwards and Just befort
midnight the 1,f?0t> men started In com
mnnd of Col. Thompson. The Six ten tt
Regiment proceeded from Coryea aiu
tho Fifth from Lewlston, according t
\nAtiuctlons.
Among the four thousand men In
the United States estimated to bo
worth $1,000,000 or more, there are
115 Jews. Am the Jews form about
one-eightieth of (be population, it
would seem that\ they have a great
proportion of wealthy men, unttl tt u
remembered thai thfry<4Pr?. as a rule,
la large elttee. Is tbeuftnr popula
te i( Jm 1MM Btate^ H**
taw
PALMETTO NDttS BttlCFS.
Items of Inl crest Gleaned l:rom All
Curt* o 1 the State.
f-outid a i >i? t? v Hoy.
| f'iii'nU'r, Special. 'i h'we waa n: -U
' < x? : t? Jii?*ijt ill tin' Ti<*i,;bbo. I. <o . i,. tn j
I k ?? .1 ht : 11 j ot ;-:H unlay i.j > 11 j
i ill!.; idioii' *1 by !i'i llndl<:i& of a nk*v |
fly ?!r? f-.'j -l, -Ml ly /.i.\ old j
' ./l.lU' I.Atfy bey. It wyi, to'.mfi
hi wun Ik/i*'! platform but n ;;H '
'J ? ,<!?, 't by K1 i li I'liir", M :l <>l <1 tt<ti F.ey
? I s ? j i v- near tin* ?i? poi. rt/.i? sv.i.s i<a.-.s* I
? ? :i>5 'i !-.:ik by the wjicclior.iio and he.i\l |
i:s fa'.. it fid i >n< iy cri < in the i.mU.
ovi::i.iiA*v ?? it it t?x i Moment ;
jut t;iu hut ;i;;ti> <i i > < ouraro i
cr.Oiiph to ciir f : it. an I take it into I
| . *
: h? i < ;i !it lot a ni/.'it lodxinR. Karl."
I Ih'.it )ll/l'i) > II# bill* ITpd/ted tins matter
! I i li t and all day
! [i -;j; ? of both Vae< a have koihj to tie
ll'rae t > look at the baby
| I
i Kli an;', or without home and parent.!.,!
i ' i
j ) hi' baby was comfortably wrapped itj) j
j Rml tiuppU'-d with three change# of j
, t:!ot !h ?> st ml the following note v. as icr't i
ln:i!ib' k: "Thin f'nid I leuva ia ti e
h.'i'td.i of tb ;ir < n..\ truHting that
It \vH I iit> oared for. as I am not able
! ? i .vi' ft / i'. rny.it'U, 1 leave it here in
lite . ..lit <>f th'* Hoav.*niy One. CiiriKt
J; I'liles* the city ntithoritbs can
li J i'oinii home for it, here it will be
."lit I . | V> county po /r limine. The
p.,!i ?? are working on t 1 : o ciao and are
I'.'.vin-t i llin' whence tin- child tame.
The a;?;joslt I'jii i.; that ;i wa.? hrouui.t
Ice o;i i.;ic of tut* northbound trains
ill I i?f; .' nit he.n railroad.
Mow He F
I ! i'. i ri< i\ Special. ?Anion Si riglei oil.
? !" t? :?* ? convert, frs/raped iroin t i>??
I ili j ~ o'clock on Tim * lay morning,
j It :* v 1 11 ;; !!!?<! Ins <??]*? i ir ? wh:' ? t ho guar;!
I H -T- .-r-rr-r-n TlOITf
jrjiwi'ti r tod.i* that whil ?? (!'.> !ii&he shot
? Poll ?" i : i A. I). Owns 1 1": !'?? Saturday
| o I v, ! 1 1 S. :t ,!(.'ion was K'; !i l cured to live
jj'M , on tJii' gaii for (in- shooting of
I'l iili: ;it "I'i ::: 1 n* ?:i ^ \ ; ! I c . about l wo
j vr 1 1 !i had ho.'vc.I part of 111.'
i mi? ili- \ ili- was ;i bud d iritey, n < i
j'Kv n ::d:s ? itfV 5 ? :i pai I for his lidol
j 1 1 y to ij":y iri 'i? sr.? Co a nest tho os
! "?i jjo.I ainvirl, had h< ' :i warned against
I I i'.v ! !;/* II') f :i' v? iiii!). si cry as toM
j I lii* Stat'/:: r )nvsr.i;:>i'."!H v.ia (lint the
| lioi i -'rnari t'if n-^ij a;; 1 culled to
i?'m l.i litis.. bat ilf negro ran behind
hi tioii-:.- mi l i In* olfieev followi'. I lii ill.
Ji-sl as It** turned tjif I' inicr tho negro
fired. the hail t .? *? in#? e He c f instantly.
Tin1 uoivo I. ad tr.rurd ;:a soon as ho got
J Im h : :i 1 l!h? house an 1 was waiting for
! his pursuer. His homo iti Sumter
and :? ft ?*r his : i)? ? Superintendent
Powell of the gang wont over there to
look for h'm. lint ndurnod yesterday,
report ing that nothing had been hoard
from him. JCvidontly the negro was
lying in concealment until Mr. Powell
li lt.\
Anderson's Sew Road.
Ain#>.so:i. Special, The Ko.oretary of
Slat'.? of Oeorgia lias issued a charter
to the Tonnes*??, Oeorgia mid South
Carolina railroad. This is the new road
whl.-h Is projected to tun from Char
lesion. Tonn., to tliis city, it is learn
t'd hero that there has boon a delay in
securing the ( barter in thi-s State. The
South Carolina law provides that no
charter shall be granted to a railroad
unless at least, one of the corporators
is a resident of t ho State. This require
ment was overlooked in the applica
tion for a charter recently made to the
secretary of State, and the defect will
bo remedied i'i another application
which is s >:?n to bo made. Mr. W. H.
l-'ri^k of Chicago, who is one of the
promoters of t lie road, has boon fn
carre.? pond en eo with Anderson parties
and writes that lie will bo hero during
the latter pari of this month, and that
he is anxious to meet Anderson people
ami qxplai a bis scheme fully to them,
do declares that the road will bo built,
and .-ays that work will commence on
securing the rights of way. makii-g
surveys, etc.. ns%soon as the charter
tii-Clll'i d.
A Now Rnllrond.
Melbourne, Victoria, Special.? Tho
South Australian government has in
troduced a bill for tho construction of
;> railroad from Adelaide to Port Par
win, on the land grant system. Throe
months sifter tho bill passed tenders
are to bo invited from Europe and
America. Those porsons sending in ten- j
tiers ai? to designate tho area they re- j
quire. The bill limits such area to 7T>. - j
t)0t) acres for a mi!o.
The Boat Line.
Columbia. Special. ? Those who are
chiefly interested in the establishment
of the boat line on the Congaree have
not found the takers of stock among
tho smaller merchants that was ex
pected, but one of the chief men con
cerned in the formation of the com
pany stated Saturday afternoon that
this would have no effect; that they
had determined \o establish the line
and it would be established in accord
ance with previous announcements
There will probably be important de
velopments in the matter en Monday
next.
Declaration of Pence.
Washington. Special.? -A disftat h re
ceived nt the Colombia l igation from
Bogota, announces an official declara
tion of peace in four of/the depart
iT.onts of the republic. Preparations ar<
making in Columbia for the election ol
a Congress to d^nl with the Par. a ma
Canal and other Important subjcct?
j and the official announcement of peact
I is a preliminary strtp to the elcrtior.
j of members of Congress.
Brief Mention.
Jackson, Miss., Special. ? The chartci
of incorporation of the Southern Rail
way Company In Mississippi was ap
proved by Governor Ix>nlgiao Thurs
day. ThU Bottles the eontrowsy as tc
the legitimacy of the merger of the
Mobile A Ohio and the .T^uthern in th'i
State.
Sir Michael Herbert, the naw Grit
I ah Amhaaaador to the Untted State#
aailei trom Urerpoji oa t he C?ft
IW|ip "?"'Jj.OB. ? .
SOUTHERN MADE
for .SOUTHERN MAIDS
liie Ecsl U dies' Shots to America for $1.6!)
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE,
IF YOl'lt IMC A IJ(H DOli* NOT
< A l?HV I A I'OM AI, CAIIO
TO IHUII.I, rial. YWI XV II Kit K
ion CAN OKTTHIin. O O o o
CRADDOCKTERRY CO.,
riAKKKS.
LYNCHBURO, VA.
o . _ -
it Mold by all Drlltfglnts. ?
KO^O*tC?tO?.OifC?tO|RO?tO?tOieO?OHO
I'm An
tiw. int. ?r?c?l<u
Genuine stamped C C C. If ever sold In balk.
BftWftrt or the dealer who tries to sell
44 some thing just as good."
POPE DID NOT WANT N " W GOWNS
! I.uu'rt l>l?t|>Clll|l?t|oil to S|)?Dll t<M
MM Own V*?9.
This story is told to Illustrate the
i pope's dislike of spending money on
i himself: The other day 1'io Contra,
i li i m old and tried personal attendant,
' opened (ho disciiKHloi. while dressing
hitn in the morning, by remarking
that his gown was not as new as it
! might be. "I suppose I have yonrr
i holiness' permission to order yovir
' gotVUR for the jubilee?" he added.
"What gowns for the jubilee?" re
j plied Leo XIII. sharply. "I have three
j sot k already, and certainly require nc
l more. Why should I spend good
! money for what I do not want?"
"Hut, holy father,' protested Cen
I tra, who knows his master's weak
i uc33, "supposing some ono of the
: great personages who are received by
' your holiness should notice a defect
; such as this (pointing to an invisible
| spot on one sleeve)? He might think
| you had put on your old clotheB, not
j considering him worthy of the best.'
After a pause Leo XIII. said with 8
| sigh: "Well, perhaps you are right
I Order them? but only one, mind you;
I and my poor people will have to gc
I without so much bread. How droad
| ful to bo obliged to spend so much
i money on one's clothes."
, CURES RHEUMATISM AND CATARRH
1 15. K. ll.CuroM l>r op-Softleil Cnnni iCapectal
Jy? To Prove It It. n. U.Hciiit Free.
Those diseases, with aches and pains in
bon&, joints and back, agonizing pains in
shoulder blade*, hands, frngers, arms and
legs crippled by rheumatism, lumbago, sci
atica, or neuralgia; hawking, spitting, nose
j bleeding, ringing in t ;;?? oars, sick stomach,
| deafness, noises in the head, had teeth, thin
hot blood, all run down feeljng of catarrh
arc sure signs of an awful poisoned condi
tion of the blood. Take Botanic Blood
Balm. (B.B.B.) Soon ail aches and pains
s'op, the poison is destroyed and a real
permanent cure is made of the wor?t rheu
matism or foulest catarrh. Thousands of
cases cured by takiug B.B.B. It strength
ens weak kidnovit and improves digestion.
Druggists, $1 bottle^- 'Sample free
by writing Blood Balm. Co, 14 Mitchell
St.. Atlanta/ <la. Describe trouble and free
| medical ativico sent in sealed letter.
| A jingle perfume factory at Cannes
' uses 01), 000 pounds of llower petals in u
I euuxon.
A. M. Priest. Di :<gist, Hliolhy villo, Ind.,
: says: "HhU's Cularrh <Juro jjivo^the best of
| satisfaction. Can tfot plenty of testimonials,
i u* it euros overy one who takes it." Drug
i joists noil it . 76c.
! The average longevity in the United
i States was .V5.2 in 1 IX K> .
j FITS permanently eured.No fits or nervous -
' nessaftor tlrst day s use of'Dr. Kline's Great
NervoHestoror.'t!2triul bottle anil treatiscfreo
; Dr.K. II. Kusk, Ltd., 9:U Arch St., Phlla., !>a.
The man who expects bad luck usually
pets it .
II. II, Ghken's Soxs, of Atlanta. Ga., are
the only successful Dcopsy Specialists in tha
world. See their liberal offer in advcrtlso
ment tn another column of this paper.
Stockings were first worn ia Italy about
I 1100 A. D.
I Mrs.Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for children
i toething.softan the gums, reduces intbimma
| t Ion, allnys pain, euros wind colie. 25i\ abottle
| He who cultivates his memory increases
hi* ebanccs ot unhappiness.
I I do not believe IMso's Onrw for Oonaumn
! lion lirw an equal for coughs and eotrtg? .Tohs
! I'. lSoVKit, Trinity Springs, Ind., 1'eb. 15. 1900.
I lie s nicv3t a servant who boasts that he
j has no master.
1 IVtxam Fadeless Dvks color Silk,
I Wool and Cotton at one trailing.
The weather man is seldom greeted with
I a storm of applause.
MADE LIVINO BY CRACKING WHIPS
Cirloai Tradi Dlicovtrtd b; th? Polt?*
of W ronin
The Parts police have recently bf?en
Informed by one af the fraternity of
whip-crackers that auth a ealllnii ex
l*ts and claims recognition as out of
the "professions" by the exercise of
which wen earn tkur livelihood In
France.
Whlp-crackera, it appears, are men
who possess strong wrists and are
willing to crack v/hipp all <lay long, if j
required, on rec='.pt of a suitable fee. :
At the commedc*m?nt of thfc fd.ootin;* |
season, when the proprietory of neigh- I
boring demesnes are not gu*Al friends, j
the ono who bears ill-will to the other !
engages a whip cracker, whose duty it i
Is to crack a whip so as to frighten [
n way all the birds at the approach of |
the disliked sportsman and his friends.
The ' wklpcrackcrs are also found
useful by farmers afflicted with dis
eased cuttle which they cannot sell.
Having engaged a whlpcraeker, they
turn out the sick beasts on the most
frequented highway they can llnd. The
.cracker follows with hla whip, osten
sibly to guide the cattle, really to
drive them under the wheele of a car
riage, a motor car or a tram. This bu
does by cracking hl? whip at the
critical moment so W to frighten the
beasts and drive them to destruction.
8he Was No Gordon Bleu,
I Several ladies sat In their club a
few evenings ago, discussing tho vir
tues of their husbands. ? ?
"Mr. lilngleton," said one of them,
referring to her llf^ partner, "never
drinks and never swears ? indeed, ho
has no bad habits!"
"Does ho over emoke?" someone
asked.
"Yes. H? likes a cigar Juat after
lie has eaten'a good meal. But I sup
pose, on an average, ho doesn't smoke
more than once a month."
Some of her friends laughed, but
j nhe didn't ?r>#?n tn understand why.
I * " \ ... y
/
PE-RU -NA NECESSARY
A Letter From Congressman
White, of North
WVVVVVV1
Carolina.
^vvwww?v
Pt-KU-NA IS A HOUSEHOLD:
SAFECUAfit).
No >fainily Should He Without It
"I cannot express oiy thanks in word*,
l)tit I recommend your r<?ui*'*Jy at every
opportunity, for I can conscientiously say
that there is no medicine like Perunu.
Nearly ev< ry o;ie in thin town knew about
the sickness of iu)i?elf and family, and
they hove seen with astonishment what
Perunu has done for us. .Many followed
our example, ..ftttd the result was heal th.
Thanking yoii ncartily, I am." ? I/.
Scherrin.sky.
Mrs. Nannie Wallace. Tulare, Cal.,
President of the Western Baptist Mis*
( (tionary Society, writes:
' "I consider I'eruna an indispensable ar
i tide in my medicine chest. It is twenty
j medicines in one. and has so far cured
every sickness that has been in my home
for tive years. 1 consider it of sneeial
value to weakly women, as it built)* up
the general Infulih, drives out disease and
keeps you in the best of health."- Mrs.
Nan/ii- Wallace.
Peru lift protects the family .against
roughs, colas, catarrh, bronchitis, caiarrli
of the Btomueh, liver and kidneys. It i*
just as sure to cure a case of catarrh ol
the bowels as it is a case of catarrh of the
"Then my two children I
tccoMipanied by gagging,
stomach trouble for years,
runa and now she is well.
| head.
HON\ liKORGE H, WHITE. <*
< ori}<r<>.-jsiiJi><? Ceorgc He)) 17 ililC. Of >
Tarboro, N. C\, write* the foliovriug
(er to I) r. Hartman in regard to the
it* of tne great catarrh cure, PSkfrUU :
House of KepresenUtives,
Washington, 4, lSiW.
Gentlemen? "I am ?\t*w than natt^k^
fled with I'eruna, and find iHO he '*1^%'
r.rcrllent retm-dy Jor the grip utulf
, t-a turrit. J have usedUlntoy jamtpf,?
i and they all Join me inreaHHitfotui
lug It an an exce/tcntremedy." ' i&m
Very reupeet/Mlln, 7^j|| i
v corg* H. White. , ^
The IVruna Medicine Co,, Co'.unibutt,
I'eiuna m an interna!, acientifce, *y? gjj
inie remedy for catarrh. It is no paltfr
tive or temporary remedy; it i? thoroo;
in its work, and in cleansing the di*4;i4
mucous membranes euro* the catarrh.
Jf you do not derive prompt and eat
factory results from the use oi Cer*
write at once to Dr. Hartfeian, giving
iii!i statement of your case, and he wifT
; pleased to give you hid valu#j)lf advl
g( a 1 10. --'U i_
Address Dr. Ilartman, President of TUk?
i n.u i id, in .^.untanum. Columbus. Ohio. r
^Vcts <Jer\tl/i
^\cts pleasantly^
^\cts Ber\eficiallyj ,
^cts truly as a Laxative-.
Syrup of Figs appeals to the cultured and ,the
well-informed and to the* healthy, because itscflST-""^
ponent parts are simple and wholesome and be- ' :
cause it acts without disturbing the natural func- ?
tions, as it is wholly free from every objectionable ?
quality or substance. In the process of
manufacturing tips are used, as they arc ..1
pleasant to the taste, hut the medicinal " l"
virtues of Syrup of Figs arc obtained
from an excellent combination of plants
a known to be medicinally laxative and to
act most beneficially.
To get its beneficial effects ? buy ' the ~
genuine ? manufactured by the
AUFi
... ^ San Fr^rvcioco, C&l,
Louisville-. Ky. r\e. w York.N.Y.
for G&\<L, by oil Pricc- fifty ccrvts per bottle*
I WHY
| SUFFER.
WITH
RHEUMATISM,
! CATARRH.
' INDIGESTION,
CONSTIPATION,
KIDNEY and
LIVER TROUBLES,
BLOOD DISEASES.
?
The Great BLOOD PURIFIER, Will
EXfect a Quick and Parmane^Cure.
It PutUU* the BU?4, N*vtralli?itha
Acid*. Starts tk? Kidntyi lot* Htklthy
Acttoa. tad bwllds up tha N?rv?? and
tha E.ntlr? Sy?t?a fn ? abort time.
DOMUTT N'? ' 3a?mh- ,n
t rao In (ka mr MO M ? a*>*i? mm of rbwuae.
treeb'loWY gen*. Ifiniiftd tifA twttte
howvx, and 1 iMva eot had ? rertk I* of thr trvwb!*
Mace. Very truly. fc. F. PAKKKK.
kIIEUMACIDK u*?MMby?n Drafjka,?r Malty R^iffffpftMeeitctipUf Jlool
- iwm miiiiiMr 99*fimKtmmmj mm.
1 - ? ' .- V
Any Position.. .
is a comfortable onc\jo the
woman who wears the .
Royal
Worcester
?r Bon Ton
Corsets.
Straight front.
Ease, grace and elegance.
Ask your dealer to show
thrill to you.
Royal Worcester Corset Co.,
. . . \\ orccster, Mm.
TO WRITE FOR CAT. & SPECIAL RATES.
\ Situations SECURED
m for graduates. or tuition
1 rafntxlpd. We pay R.H.Fare.
jii nWCV business
/IYIHoolT colleges
BIRMINGHAM, ALA. RICHMOND, M.
HOUSTON. TEX. COLUMBUS, CI
? U( CHAMPION ORAIH a?<t I'KAJtUT
T||t lliKES' ER3 vice. I All by the q.iaiv
I tlty aart qualify of |f? work, ami .lurnljiWj- ?(
I.h rA??tlUrtl'<ll. I lirr? ilxva fc.r u.>aii> ami tread
i*,wvr For frv* ??nt*'?K<K,> |<rk.,o?,l?'rin?, Ao. vlcti-cm,
wtto. Wl.fi nl Ai(eii|. Hurarta. Va
DROPSY
10 BArS' tRUTMEHT FRtf,
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ctopeu. HftTOccrtdmiay
kaadcuw.
u.E.s.oimiteiL
V iz U illuu, Ot,
A Springy-step is
"QUEEN BESS"
$2.50 Sfeots.
SENT
Fltt
NEW PENSION L?WS._
A??l r t* WATHAN iltHMBDtlH T
WmUiinii D. C.
100 Y011I
Pnnk?! tt?ll?r?? W?HjoOk iM.
Ni 41.
rV?JBt?MAwltfc
A year ago last June I wift trou- J
bled greatly with indigestion afMjr
monls. often upon retiring at uigUt
1 would be seized Willi diz&inejMF#
which often kept me awake _fOtv
hours. 1 was recommended to tali!
? r,
Ripnns Tubules by oue of in jj?(
friends who had himself found U?*
for them. 1 Immediately found
lief In t lveir use, and huvo s intra had.i
no ret urn of my complain! ; >4
At dnijtgista.
l"he Five Cent packet in encujzh
ordinary occasion. The family .
Iki cents, contain!' a ?tip|>lv^p?i*^|
Mexican |
i Veterans;
"W of tbt M<t?i
| War,"'
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