The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 31, 1902, Image 4
Mrs. Tupman, a prominent lady
of Richmond, Va., a great sufferer with
woman's troubles, tells of her cure by
Lydia E* Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Djcaii AIuh. I'inkham: ? .For.soine yeara I sutlcred with hacktvehe.
BCVero bearing-down pains, lemon lima, ami falling of the womb. I
tried many remedies, but nothing K"?e any po.viliv- relief,
" I coin i no llc/H 1 taking l?ydla I'l. I'lnkhuin's \ egctahle Compound
in Juno, 1001, When 1 had taken the first hah' l>ot tip, 1 fell a vast im
provement, and have now 1 alien ten hollies with the r< suit that I feel
like a new woman. W hen f commenced taking (ho Vegetable Com
pound I felt all wo i'ti out and was fast approaching complete nervous
collapse. I weighed only 08 pounds. Now 1 weigh lOUi pounds and
am improving every day. I gladly testify 1 < ? the lu nelits rce< ived.'v?
Mas. It. 0, '1 upm an, 4j:t West Mth St., h'iclnnoiid, Va.
When u medicine has hceii successful In more than a million
eases, is it Justice to yourself to say, without trjiiiff it, "I <lo not
believe It would help me"?
Surely you eannot wish to remain weak ami Nick ami discour
aged, exhausted with each day's work. Von have some derange
ment of th? feminine organism, and Cydia 10. I'iukluini's Vege
table Compound will help you just rfs surcl> as it has others.
/
Mrs. W. II. I'elluHM, Jr., I <>H s). Itaker St., Kichmoifd,aVo., says :
44 F)ka,U Mkh. PiN.iiiAM : I mint .-ay (hat I do not believe there ifc any
female medieine to compare with J ? 1 i;t 1%. I inkham'a Vegetable Com
pound, a n< I I irluin lo you my iirail It'll lliiinlCB tor
what vniii' iiic has dour for u i? ?. iJuforo
taking I lie \ enviable ( 'oin|?nui<l I \s art ho badly
oil' (hut I thought. [ could not live much
longer. *1*1 ii! little work I had to do was a
burden (o me. f suffered with irregular
mens! i'i in I i< > 1 1 him! Icm-tu rlio'a, which caused
an irritation of the parts. I looked like.
one who had consumption, I >i it I do not look
liloi dial now, and I owe it alt to your wonder
ful in* dii inc.
"1 t??ok only six bottles, hut- il lias ituulo
urn I'i'i'l-liky a new |H-rson. J thank
Cod 1 1 in t tliojv. is such a feniftlo helper
as you."
I ??* it, 1 lirrrftHM', liolicvnl by all
women who aro ill that L.vdla II. Pink ham's \ e^ctiWde Compound
is tho medicine t hey should take. 1( lias stood (lie. test of ( hue,
and it h as hundreds of t housands of ciiits to lis rmlil. Women
should consider it- unwise (o use any oilier medicine.
ftl I'M. t'inkhaui, whose address is l>, run, Mass., will answ er cheer
fully and without cost all letters addressed io her by sick women.
Perhaps she has .just, (tie knowledge that will help your ease ?
try her to-day - it eosts nothing.
FORFfr.IT ii wo en .in"! fen tin nit tlm <11 lotlcrH nnd Blgnnturra of
iiIk>\ u tchlluioniiiU, wlilv'li will (is uvo llH'ir ali?iiluto Ki'titilitoiicHH.
l.)dln lj. l'inU liitni iHmlloine Co., I.jnii, Mum.
$5009
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3&$3?SS SHOES S
W. L. Douqla.i ishoex (i re (ho staniiiird of the wortit.
W. I,. DoukIm ram1<> antl Hold n??w?< nu n's (Joint*
y??r Welt (llnni Xi<wnt l'rorM?) ttliot'N In tlir tir>l
ill month* of IDO'.1 ttmn an* otlior manufacturer.
#1 n nnn "KM *Kt> ?lll tn> |>? I ?> < nmoiiu nlu)
W I UaUU w ran rtlsitrOYi' this Ktuti'im n(.
W. L. DOUGLAS S4- SHOES
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
msxu. ji.iowo xta,. mmm
Best Import*'! an I Atn-ricntt lcitti i r$. Uri/I '.i
Patnnt Calf, Enamel. tlax Calf, Caff. Viri A ?/, Corona
CCIt, Nat, Knn.faron, I-'iihI Cotur Kwlrl* iimmI.
i'liiitinn 1 Tho iremilnn tinvo W. 1.. POlTOt.AB'
imniR uiul Htnmi oil mi luittoni.
Short hy mail, iW. i.rhii. Illun. I <//??'<'./
W. L. IKHKII.AS, iiUOCK FUN. .MASS.
Situations Senim
for grsuVirttfc* or nittion irtnnrtcrf. NS ntr
at one* for catalogue n>. ! spccial i llri*.
Mb&cpv ?Bu8inofiS
iTOu oJMSj Colleges
Louisville. Ky. Montgnmory, Ala.
Houston. Tex. Coltimhu*. C|
Richmond. Va. Blrm rt'inm. Ata. Jackson* l!<\ Mr*
[APUDINE
1,11 (. It 1 1' I* I, ?
hikI
Hold by nil I nwclpt-ft.
F
RUIT TJkMiES,
ORNAMENTAL TIM MS.
STItAWHflURY PLANTS.
SMIUJ:' -S. ROSKS,
GRAPE
VINES,
ASPARAGUS, etc.
Catalogue
sent on : (-plication.
J. B. WATK1NS & DRO..
IS A l.iAinitto, v %.
So. 44.
Neve I) Seen Our
Moiey Savin' Catalog
huur.h and (ho world laughs with
you? unletm you laugh at your own
jokca.>
CURES RHEUMATISM AND C ATARKH
It. 11. U.C'ni'fll l>oe|>-So?tO (I Ksprclul
l> ? In I'ruvo It 11. II. It. Sunt Fr??.
These diseases, witli achcs ami pains in
bones, joints and buck, agonizing pains in
i boulder blades, hand*, fingers, arms and
leps crippled hy rheumatism, lumbago, sci
atica. or neuralgia; hawking, spit ting, nose
blooding, ringing ju the cars, sick stomach,
deafness, noiscti in the head, bad teeth. thin
hot bl^d. all run down feeling of catarrh
..rc auro^inua of an awful poisoned condi
tion of the blood. Take IJotnnie Miood
'tabu. (H.B.ll.) Soon all aches and pains
s'o|i, the poison is destroyed and a real
permanent cure in made ?>l" tho worst rheu
1. 1. it ism or foulest catarrh. Thousands of
i ;ised cured by taking Jl. 11.11. It elrenath
i on weak kidneys and improves digestion.
Druggists, $1 per large bottle. Sample free
t y writing Hi (ion Hai m t'o, 11 Mitchell
St., Atlanta, (Ja. Describe trouble and free
incdiCnl udvice sent in sealed letter.
Of nil the tiilkrt used in the t nitcd
States $'JO,lHKI,CUO worth i> imported and
vlu/.ooo.oto worth home made.
I ,OOU I'or <'en(. I'rolll In Porlirl,
IlKAi.ru a xn 1*1 PAsrRi*. is | aid l?y fresh,
luscious, homo trrnwii strawberries allowed
to tl| ?on I horou u'lil v fli 1 !>?? vinos. Wo Hell tho
Plants paekod to enrrv fri-sh any wharo in
: he U.S. Our 1 Ml pat*. Man ual( froo t<> buyers)
makes growing (or i-lx'tniro or piflU plain to
all. Plant now. ('a aloi^ue St ra wt'crrlo-t,
A-?purngiis,??:o ,tiee. <?>n riS?:N$4tAl'i.ANT Oo
No. iz Strawl'iTi y Heights., K ittVeTl, N. 0.
JE:o > :*-ivi?i.1. !mo?.
T?>fi vrrHterT rf tH* Mfrr rrltt !U?n???d to
'earn (lint thero is at ioa<U. onn dreaded dls
? -so thatsicieucfl has boon able to ouro ia n!l
i la rtasfes, r.iwl that i?< ' -at arrh. Hall's Catarrh
Curo i-5 t be on'y v< < if lv?? euro now k nown t
tl o medlo.il frUernitv. Catarrh l'oin<: a eon
<-tttul ioiril I'.i-.-1 1- 1-. pviuiros a constitutional
t rent tnorp . 1 ! .?' IP ? CalurrbCo ro is t a!; en In! er
lia'lv, actio* i rr>rt lv noon t h*> 5>!r>mi pm1 rt: l -
eous s'trfaeo" of ! ho syrtom. thereby ?!??<%? r<>\*
Jnc. the found 'i ( i-m of th?? disease, and eivirit
j t' o tiatlent stre:i<*J,i hv Iniildfni? up tbeeon
: *f i'.ti'.lon nnd arststtnrr naturo in doinrr !,s
r.vr';. Tho pro'iriolors have ?o much faith In
1 Its 0'ir:!ltv0 l?o\ver? t?m? tt-ev offer 0?n Hun*
!c *? >.1 dollars for e.nv ea?e that tt falls to cure.
' "isid^for list of t?"iti*vi*>*dals. Address
P. ,t, rn i:\i:v ,v Co., 'Vo'.evlo, 0.
I Fo'd hv Tiru^flsts, 75 ?.
? 1 T.iil'ft Faintly Pltls a?*o thr host.
i /
; T/iere nve mo le>? than different pne
i of fi-li > ? ? ' n 1 > i t i t the waters of Ainer*
! north of tbe IslhviiiH of T'ana'ua.
j .
TTT^f rrmanoMt 'v euve I.\o flfn or nnrvovis*
| j-:\'r .if|er flr>t dnv's n?*? of Pr. TIMna's CrrA^t
! "? i-i\eBos(oror.^2ti1H'hotMonnd ir<>.\'l?^fr.>?
j'l-,;;, III Km**, I.td./oi Ar.*h si.. I'hlla., Pa,
i \Vhen a fellow propoic* he cxpecta the
Csi'I to take him nt his won1.
Mr?.V,'|md.>w's Soot hlntr Svrun for<*hlldr*n
t?*ethio -.soften the^iiniK. iv<Tir^Fstnfln?Ti'Tia
t .'>n a.;ay> pain eurvs wind eolle. *J.V?. abottle
'i' iio truth is not always u'rasant, and
that's who a it i? grimtUr to'.dk
J" Iso's Cure la tho h->iit medielno FO.erer
I -r all aft'ee- lona of.throaf. nod ln?*ir-,? Nv??.
V. Uxusi.kV. Vaolmron, lud., Kcb, :0, tfOO.
Americaa ?!?<*?* iiP^wortf^Wy t'lQtMftnH'
Pi Kuvo?ta??i in tatir tuUtw
C0t9H W&* Up
ILLITERACY AMONG CHILDREN,
Nearly All the Native White Children
of foreign-Horn Parent* Can Read
and Write, the IVrcentHge Being
99 I.
Wa?hin#tbn,. 8peeia|,~-Tho Cenaug
Office has ibaucd a compilation of iig
ui'i'H regarding Illiteracy among ehll- ;
urrn of Immigrants and children of
natives. The atatement It: Confining
the comparison to children between the
I'ges of 10 and 14 years In the iJnited.
States as a whole, 05.6 per et sit. of the
native white children of native parenta
and 99.1 per cent, of ihe native white
children <>f foreign horn parent;; are
ubio to re id and write. This surprising
difference In favor of the '-hildnn of
the foreign horn population It dtie lar
gely to the fact that the children horn
of Immigrants live mainly in the
Northern and V/catern Ht.j to*, where
the public school nyst-mri have rca< 1 ? i
a high degree of efficiency, while grctt
numbers of native while vhlldrcn <.'f
native parents live in the' Bo;:t,be:n
Stales and in that jeylyn about id per
cent, of such children are Illiterate.
When the comparison Is carrion out
by georgraphie deductions, the differ
ence of tiie two claaaeh in each part of
the I'nlted .States except the ijotilh At
lantlc States, la found to bo much leaa
than iti the whole* country, Vet Lhtae
figures IndicaLe that !n evesy region
except the North Atlantic States the 11- I
literate children of immigrant xJiiUs
are a larger per cent, of the wltoloJ
number of such children than the liter- j
ate children of native whiles arc of all
children of native whiten. This is partly
explained ly the ciuat9rjj)8 ' >f Injjnl
piant.-; and their clilldiim mainly in tb?
t ? ? i 1 1 c a and towns while the white chil
dren of native parents live moro gener
ally in the rural districts, Thus, in the
North Atlantic division, there 990 [i:">
native white children 10 to M years of
ope and bo: n of white parents of whom
? 2 pr cent, live !;i cltlcB having at leant
LTi.000 inhi'idtrntft. On the other hand,
among the T13,I7'J native white chil
li ten 10 to 14 years of age and horn of
foreign born parents who live in the
same group of States, 02 per rent. I've
iu similar cities. There is no reason
to infer from tin* census fig urea that
Ihe children of illiterate immigrants
are constituting a permanent Milter
ate class In the population. II wilt I e
noticed, however, that the foregoing
II g u res relate exclusively to iinini
giants who Iiave been in the country
[ long enough for their children born
ben? to hav<> reached t!i?> acre of 1')
years. Whether aiming the children of
immigrants who havtf arrived since
1>90 there is t !? ?? same eagerness ic
acquire at least an elementary educa
tion It Is still too early to determine
from census (iguri's.
Brunswick Flooded.
liriin.swlek . (5:i., Special. As a result
of emit inur-ii heavy rains for t !i o i > r? I
IS hours, fist' blocks in t ho center of
I In* city are undor water ami consider.
.rl)'n? damage has been done. From
Monk to Mansfield on Xcw Castle
street. one of tho principal blocks in
I lie city the water has rn?!ie?l into the
j s*tor? s and is from 10 to b*? inches deep,
j The city Pre department is undor w i
I tcr, the jails are both flooded, and from
| Hay to Union street, a distance of a
! quaiter of a mllo. traffic 5s impossible,
'i he Hrunswiek Klectrical Supply Com
pany has been put entirely out of busi
ness by water and not a light t'urnis'.i
cd by that concern is? burning.
Hlizsbctli Cndy Stanton Dead
New York. Special. ? Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady Staton died Sunday afternoon i*t
the age of 87. after a short illness, at
her home in this city. Old age was
Riven us the cause of death. She wa.i
conscious ill most to the last. About a
week ago Mrs. Stantoif began to fail
lapldly. This became more noticeable
last week and then it was known that
her death was only a question of days
<>r houis. The children, with the ad
vocate of woman suffrage when she
?Mod, were Mis. M. K.I Lawrence and
Mrs. Stanton lUatch.yof New York;.
Mcnry an.l Itobert L.? of New York:
Theodore. of Pa ' It, p.nd (}. Smith, a
renl estate broker at Warden Cliff,
Long Island.
Floods and F.nrtltij'.wK'es
Ca'anln, Scily. By Cable. ? Tl.ere has
boon heavy rains and Hoods between
Catania and Syracuse. The railroad
was partly destroyed near Hlcoea and
great damage has been done to proper
ty. In many places tho water has at
tained a depth of 15 feet, the peasants
have taken refuge on the roofs of their
houses and are living pistols as signals
of distress?.
Two Killed.
N'ew York. Special. ? Two ntcn \voro
killed and another fatally injured Suii
day by the collapse of a swinging scaf
fold on the tall chimney of the Ameri
can Sugar H< fining Company, in Wll- j
llamshurg. The dead are John Mul- j
roy and John Williams, of NoVtark, N.
J., ami the injured is Henry Cooler, of
Newark. The chimney on which th-j
scaffold was Is "7." fret hiflh. The nu'"i
were replacing bricks. They had fas
tened thu scaffold insecurely and it
slipped, throwing Mulroy and Williams
to the jrvnund and killing them. Coop
< r was h;i led 7<> feet to the roof and
badly l:u:i. /
DcKlnley flemorinl
Washington. Special. ? Postmaster
(Ictuial Payne and George D. Cortel
you left for Canton. O.. to attend n
meeting tomorrow of the trustees of
ihe Win. McKlnley Memorial Associa
tion. The meeting will bo hold for the
purpose of selecting a slto for the me
morial to President McKlnloy. Of tho
aggregate sum of $G50.000 which tlio ,
association desired to raise. It ha.*; in I
hand In cash and pledges about $;V?0,- j
000. New York contributed $t5'.>.000 I
and Ohio a little more than $100. Quo.
Home. Py Cable. ? There has been
floods m the province of Calnbrn, in
whleh several persona were drowned.
There have nls? been renewed earth
quake el ocivi At Rieta I'mbrln. A
severe e^r+jJNtoke shock was felto at
Rich ?hkniSitW October 2Mh. 9
l,ydlaO/?*loA Mills at Clinton, 8
C.. belni com pitted, and axpecl
NewV Notes.
i ? w
HE WAS A REAL BOY* AFTER ALL.
/ ...
Looked Like a Cherub* and an Inspir
ation For an Arti?t,
I!,, whs tUo sort of fluid to inspire
rn nrti*t. A y little llgure, clad
in (-lean cool garments. A round,
i bubby fa co h<> tanned that ttio con*
Ira.U made IiIj b % blue g<*cm
lighter in color than thc;y/ really "were,
though even then the^ matched the
run >3 of yellow hair /that ended in
culls reaching beiti* his neck, lie
wore no iiat and irlct feet and legs he
low fli? kneea w<yre have, though one
needed not to look at them to t HI that
l.< hurt been well fe I, .it leant during
1 1 ? rf iUo or *ix years ho had been in
the world. V
Many an admiring glance was cast
ft him by men and v omen alike as ho
ttuod in the uiiadow vf the elevated
toad, near the lower end of (Iroenwlch
Htic-fU, and held aloft in the plump
little hand a bunch of daisies some
c.'i" liud given to hint. He culled to
ether larger boys across the street to
to* wiiat lie had received, and they
rap over and tvolo them from l/im.
The little fellow nobbed aloud,/ and a
kindly laced old .tontldman and a
couple of young wor :en Atepped up to
him and Bought to lssaugo his grief.
"Don't cry, my Jittlo man," thoy
mid. "He brave. Can wo help you?
You're too nice a hoy to cry like that."
Th* little lists wer?t drawn out of
liia eyoa, and while the teurw still
glistened in them ho turned on his
sympathizers and with a ring of de
fiance in hi j v >iee said:
'Quit yer kiddli;'. v Tcu'd rqueel,
too, wouldn't yer, If a hunch of guys
like tbem M ?iwipe?1 yer bouquet."?
New York Mall and Express.
Vlgoro, a new game, described a? a
combination of cricket and tennis, 's
ro he launched on the world before
' l.jfig under the auspices of the Mary- j
| lehon'j ("ilrle t Club at Lord's grounds, j
j It < ay be played all the year round and
t by women also.
'?ad x^oiighs
"I had a bad cough for six
weeks and could find no relief
until 1 tried Ayer's Cherry Pectow
ral. Only one-fourth of the bottle
cured me."
L. Hawn, Newington, Ont.
Neglected colds always
lead to something serious.
They run into chronic
bronchitis, pneumonia,
asthma, or consumption.
Don't wait, but take
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
just as soon asyourcough
begins. A few doses will
cure you then. - \ -
Tlirccaizes: Zsc., 60c. , $1., All drugjMs.
CotiMiU your iloctor. If li? says take it,
tlu'ii <l?i ?i !m gay*. If )\v tells yon not
to take it. then ditn't talce It. Ho knows.
I.oavo It \vUli liim. \V<' ?i ?> witling.
.1. f. A Y Kit CO., Lowell, Mas*.
CANDY CATHMPTIC
?Ofl
v\t. no*.
An
Ur?nrhU
Utnulne stumped C C C. Never sold In balk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"something just as good/'
GOVERNOR
OF
OREGON
Uses Pe-ru-na
For Cojds
in
His
anil
CAI'JTOL IIUII. 1)1 NO', SALEM, OUKUOS.
A Letter From Iho Kxocutivo O/tlce of
I J'e-ru 11a is known from the Atlantic t<>
the Pacific, Jitters of congratulation and
commendation testifying to the pierits of
I'cruna an a catarrh remedy are pouring
in from every /state in the Union. Dr.
liurtmun is receiving ^Mildreds of such let
torn daily. All classes write these letters,
Jroin thv highest to the lowe?t.
Tliu outdoor laborer, the indoor artisan,
the clerk, tho .editor, the tdutcstnan, the
preacher? all agree that I'e runa i* tin- ca
tarrh remedy of the age. 'J he stage and
rostrum, recognizing catarrh as their great
cut eneuty, are especially enthusiastic in
their praise and testimony.
Any mo u who wishes perfect health must
he entirely free from catarrh. Catarrh is
well-nigh universal; almost omnipresent.
Pe-ru-na is the only absolute safeguard
known. A cold is the beginning of ca
tarrh. To prevent colds, to cure colds, is
to cheat catarrh out of its victims. Peru
I na not only cures catarrh, but nrevents
Every household should be eupoiicd with
this great remedy for coughs, colds and so
jorth.
? The Governor of Oregon is an ardent ad
mirer or Pe-ru-na. He keeps it continuall.v
SWIFT CREEK Stock and Dairy Farm
IUs for -sale a l ir/c iui rberof
nice young ioglstnreit 4.J.C r.
Jer?<'v t< it ! I ? nnd
None Ixmvr broil iiilhohou |j.
ComblntiiK etoiely th* tn Ft
not?4 nixt u|>-u> l)lix>ii
In America. Mulls 10 to |j
moll til s old, U).
?anifliifo. ?33.ori. P()I,ANI)CH NA I'lua, $XUU each.
Bflm! ?;iuclc and get what yon wnut.
T. P. HHAHn' l.l.l,, Prop , ltd ttlcburo. fc\ V.
PRESERVE THE WEDDING GOWN
Most Women Desire Some Memento
of the Most Important of Events.
A woman's wedding gown la seldom
worn except oil anniversary occa
sions after the day upon which tho
nuptials are celebrated. Most women
regard this garment as especially sa
crcd and take extraordinary means to
preserve It In all Its pristine purity.
The wedding gown box Is a recent fad
for tho well-to-do bride to adopt, and
it bids fair no have quite a vogue.
That every bride possessed of any
sentiment wishes to keep iier wed
ding gown in a state of preservation
iq a foregone conclusion, and this ele
gant .receptacle is admirably suited to
the purpose for which It was de
signed. It is mado of light wood
enameled with white and having the
bride's initials In silver letters on tho
outside. A lining of tufted white
satin is revealed on opening tho box,
and locks of silver and whito leather
straps fasten It. A photograph of tho
wedding gown Is often taken by the
mmdlste before sending it ho-.iie and
malting a collection of tho photo
graphs of wedding gowns or any
other distinctive costume is one of the
prosent fads, tho idea being to pre
serve the pictures as mcmontoes for
future generations and also as Illus
trations of preaent-day fashions.
What a pity It Is that a law prevent
ing the birth of fools is impracticable.
as the Standard Rheumatic Remedy.
Tfio ONLY compound on the market that cures tM* terrible ?
disease without doing irreparable harm to the digestive organs.
UNEQUALLED as a BLOOD PURIFIE.R.
CHEERFULLY RECOMMENDS IT.
Frfkotatb, 8. C? Aug. 18. 1W2.
(tontlomoq:? I hnd rheumatism for about twolvo year*. Great deal of the t imo
I had in nun orutt'lifHor eano. W?n confined to bed, nearly lielplosa, three months
at a t line, several t tinea. Last sprltur I bf*tn?n to take" Hiikumaoidk." 1 u*ed two
bottles before I iioiiocfl any beuidit. AltOKother 1 used seven bottles and the
euro seems to ho oomplete, as I have had no symptoms' of rheumatism cilice.
I ran cheerfully recommend your medicine. B. F. FENIOAN."
For sale bv l")r-iggists, or sent cxprcssage prepaid on reccipt of $i.oo.
Hobbitt Chemical Co., - - Baltimore, fid.
WINCHESTER
FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN SHELLS
?"New Rival" "Leader" . "Repeater"
F you arc looking for reliable shotgun am
munition, the kind that shoots wheie you
point your gun, buy Winchester Factory
Loaded Shotgun Shells: "New Rival," loaded with
Black powder; "Leader" *nd "Repeater," loaded
with Smokeless. . Insist upon having Winchester
Factory Loaded Shells, aind accept it o others.
ALL DEALERS KEEP ^THEM
At all Seasons.
The Straight Front
Royal Worcester
anrf ? /"
Bon Ton Corsets
are just at* comfortable in the waAneat
weal her a* in (he coldcut. Wc have
Ixen making the*? I'omM* for nearly
halt n (vnturv, an<] we know ]uit why
?Tcrj atitch f? put into Ihotn,
A?k yowr dealer to th<m tlnai to jra*.
R?Hl Wtrwt# Cwti Ci?*w>ikw?jwi?
iii the house. In a recent letter to Dr
Hailin.it) tie says:
STA.TK ok Orkcov, . 1
IVJCWUTIVK Dl.l'All ! >
Sat.km, Miiy u, IW8. )
The lVm-na Medicine Co., Columbus, O.s
Dear Xira ? J have 1 1 a < i cu-casion to use
your i'e iu na medicine in my famUy'for
and it proved to be ar. excellent rem
edy. i have nut had occasion t<> u-*.' it lor
other ailments.
lours very truly, W. M. f.oril.
It will he noticed that the Coventor
snys he has not h id occasion to use I V-ru
nu for other aiiments. 'J In- reason for this
is most other ailments begin with a cold.
Using I'e rn na to promptly cure colds, lie
protects his family against other ailments.,
i'his is exactly what every other family in
the United States should do. Keep I'e ru*
na in the house. Use it for eou?hs, eolds.
la grippe and other climatic affections of
winter, and there will he no other ail
ments in the house. Sti'-h f.imiiien should
D.ovide themselves with n enpv of Dr.
! I art man's free hook, entitled "Winter Ca
tarrh." Address iJr. liartman, C'oluinhus,
, Ohio',
10 O.'ys* TREATMENT FfiEE.
Ilavo mado l)/ep: y urd i'* cob*
plications a specialty for twenty
years wltn the mor.t wonderltu
aur cciis. llav j cured niacy thorn*
and eases.
EB.E.H.G3FI?J'3SCKfl,
Box JJ Atlanta, Oo.
SHOES,
THE BEST SHOE
IN AMERICA
FOR
TAUE NO
SUBSTITUTE
IF YOUR DEALER OOtS
HOT CARflY ThEM^
A POSTAL CARD TO U3
WILL TELL YOU WHERE
YOU CAN 6ET ?THEM.
Ci^BW??K-TERi\YCO.
LEADING
SHOE MANUFACTURERS
OF 7HE SOUTH.
LYNCHBURG ? VA.
WANTED ~
250 Young Men
\> onco to qiinMfy f?* ?? koikI | tuitions which we
'vill guntmuen lu writing uiulor a $5,000
!c |.< sit to promptly procure them.
The Ga.-Ala. Bus. College,
MACON, GISOKGIA.
So. 44.
U INVESTMENT
Tho Preferred Stock of the
W. L, Douglas schr
Capital Stock, $2,000,000.
SI ,000,000 Preferred 6t oo k.
Si, 000,000 Common Stock.
Shares, $ I OO each. Sold at Par.
Only Preferred Stock offered fo* s -le. .
W. L. Douglas retain; all Common Stocr
Tlic riefeiri:<l Hloit of the W. I.. Doutiln* Shoo ^Tiii
pruiv i>a>* iM llei than Suvliitfs H.ink* or <;oviTiillient
lloiuls. I'.vtujr tlolliu of *to?'k ollcuil the i.uhtlc h*a
ikmiiim It morp than a ilollnr't
woittii.rii.liial Ait*!*. W. L.
Douglas eoiittiute* to own
pm-linit of tin- liudmnp. nnU
U to remain tl,e tiV(.
or t lm n. nrci n.
. I til* liiiMiii'?fl u not an tin
??VflftptMl i>r<i.| It la a
deiiiotiMrateil ilivMenl oAy
fr.'l lil? l?Jlu> InnttM lintliifU
In llt? worlcl |<i<i(1in lnu Meti'a
? .o.xlyear Welt (Humf.Scwvd
I rooe?M kIum'S. ami lint
ways tx en InuiiPiisely | tllni
anir. i here Ims noti bet<n a
year in the |.a?t twelve, w hfn
tli?- Imslii. |m, tl0, fut hm4
|f* n< ? J> ttni< h'tiiortt
i nan H?* amount r?
'to
RrVaftU?' *""Ual
<liTi?tcn(1 on tho proforn*fi Mock
,r nuinni-*s.
If yon wlMi tij Invent In t lie T>e?t Mint- t>n <1 nogs In th?
world, wliii-li is iwrnmn^nt. ?n?t tf+lxr 7 vrr rent on
four inonrv, yon c.in pun-haw om; Miarcor more luUin
ercTir rnrsrrfw. Srrril tnswyt* r ? .-Wk m <-?ti.
Ileil i'Ut!uk, lujwlo pay?M?< ?o W. L ltoii?K*. If
{? no'lwik in your town. Ki n I money t>y txprcM or
poM rtfllro money order*. ...
I'roMM'Wn* Klvlnir full Information ahonl thin trrcil
and oroOtaM* IwliwM wnt uiwm application. AdflrcM
W, |? itOIIOI'AS, Itrorktun, Mum.
Mexican
Veterans
W? hnr llnr.nty T.nnrt
M arrnniH Ifnuefl (??
<llor? of i lie M? iio?n and
7.-ly \V?rg mid
tUII rntuo tn cuh. WmC
TUlitfl s<*eurvd for thnafc
?? i,?,'?dloK heir*,
writ* for iBrticiifin.
The Collips land C#.
Atinutio Bnlldluv,
?Sggtelwyioii, ft. p.
? i#have. been using Ripans
Tabulcs for over two years
as a. medicine for general
ills. 1 always keep a sup
ply on hand,*.and find they
conic in handy for everyday
use in case of 'headache,"
constipation or a bilious
attack.
At druggist*.
n* m*c?ir f*mv t? ?ou,i> tor
pBOMltff
A. W. Ranger,
I he BalvntJou
Mind.
The Czar ancfO:
ill DCOeUlUtJ',. (?"
Mjuadtom,
oom^uul Kruger Uat,
delegate#, JeiirtOil thl'Ce;'.
lone, Franco, for (ho wiul
Mrd Charles Bej-e?ford, ?
ended a visit 10 AnicriQfl,
made a J tiit JfJj VJce-Adip'w
TJifc I'rfyco of Walog
stmly tho PinRllcBt, lea hi
room a( Haudripghaiu. It
w iiulow. '-0
(Jeneral Do Wot Is repo
#<;i !?l : "It in Iiii to Indeed to
mc who wan fur happier 1
only a peasant."
Dr. Jiastmaji, n f u]]-l>t<
Indian, haw written a
"Indian Boyhood." Ho
mrnt phyaldau In NorM
(Jeneral Corhln any* th
oil in ted men "ouhuot ll
pare* 'In bralua, cdDCflUi,
five with IliO Amor lea a
diem.
Albert Snntoa-Duniont
Ooo with which to con II a
chine experiments. Per11
in more venues thou one
ventora.
Rcar-Adndral Schley
rented a handsome lov
las, Texas, the gift of ?
oral M. M, Crane made
tion addrtm
Prince Henry on hlij
Idle trip from Klei
helped till the holler of
talked in peasant diale
hands with workmen.
Hamlin (Jutland, .,the.
an Indian tepee eltfjttecn
elor, made for him by Cfl
en. lYpeC'niaklng se
place with Indiana i'
crlng of slippers for
among their white p|?f f?jn
Trntns No?*
are opornW
tor A* CJfc
Jon, \vi55 Sttater. PI
CON^lMil)15?T
.^SSfei
MSS&SI-"
i|gpi
At i ?)i^ j? ?
Fatally Injure*
Hot Springs, Va., fi
py Hollow, a resort i
among other, attract te_,
zoo, a black bear fatally.
f?rt Taturn, ari elght-y<
lad was passing tho
was chaifl||d, but came
before the spectators
the brute had the boy
breast. The animal pk
Jawa on his prisoner's
prted tho mouth open,
the boy, but he waa unc
dying from several frac
.skull. ?' *
Made a Hit With
"Vcs, 1 sftW Miss Itua
overling, and she Ktruelt'
"Ob, yes, '.as being
than <*ver ?" i ?
"No. She struck me
hiK to cross Fifth aventi
that big tonneaued c
around in. but I can'tj
her beauty thaLlDadS
pros si on on me when
yjjfi
Ciouornl Passenger ]
? - VP
Bcbcdulo Effective
=toui iinorM)., EASTERN Tl]
No. 12. No. 32.
IIIxhI. 1'itps'r.
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2 lOp 9 00 j Lv Glebwood i
2 4*P 9 20a I.y Th'inal Cltyt
3 06p 9 35a Lv Union MUIb~?
3 20;> 9 OO.i Lvitutberfordton?
3 lap io O'i.i Lv Forest City.!;
4 10(? 10 Wa Lv Henrietta ';i
4 30p io 3un Lv VoorasboroJ
4 -45[> 10 38 1 Lv Lattlmore
6 00 p 10 5w Lv Bhtilby
CIS 10 8a Lv Pat'nB Sp'mfcS
0 25 > 11 16* Lt ' Earls T
6 45p 11 30a Ar Blaclubnrg-J
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? ."iOii 11 D5a Lv Smyrna
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f? 40n 12 SOp Lv Hbnroa
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10 46a liWplr Ttmij-"
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nj ? Qnffney^
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J 60a Lv BlaokaFii
I ! Cherokee F,
J 80 1 Ar QMTnSjg
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rives a! Mlifc, J.21" , H
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L. A C.iJt** M and
at 4 45 mT.-J?' W- whto&T
points, ?l?t?r