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Colds " I IihJ a terrible cold and could hardly breathe. I (hen ;ried Ayer'e C|)crry Pectoral, nod if pave mc im mediate relief." W. C. I. ay ton, Sidelt, III. How will your cough be tonight? Worse, prob ably. l*or it's first a cold, then a eoui>h, then bron chitis or pneumonia, and j at last consumption., Coughs always tend downward. Stop this downward tendency by taking Ayer's Cherry Pec- j toral.. | TkrM aim: 25i\, "ic., II. AM dru/.^Uli. i Consult ><>nr It i net i ('to It, thgn <lt> it* l?i? 1 f *l? ? I <11 ? y < i u lint to luk?' 11. itn'tt ll'.lt ' II ll?< fclUMM. Leave It with liioi. W < lifr v? 1 ! 1 1 : . A VJ r: < <? I.OV ( I! Ma??. Kept Scci/tlist from Sj-if.! ihj. A Koclall.st member of I'm Italian parliament <-liiii!i b?* who ; vvtly am jiounwd IiIh Intent ion of (!? iverllitf an ftildi'OPK In the (own h.'ll .it Hoh , I'if.llono, wan prey i ted fro-i ?' muh mo l?y Hi" euro of the (own fss' milling Hll (ho WO D10II of tin) roiiv ret-; iion III (1:0 hall, eomploieiy hiiim, |?. Kvery time (ho member iile.i to npoak (ho women, ui die JnfUtprhrlon o? the imIhmI, began (o chant hymns and psalm?*. Ofho/H ran k the rhni'ch helix, and made no mm ii nolae ll. at. the member wfm compelled to leave the nail with out. delivering hla nddi??HH. As soon as h? was gone the pries! chanted a Deiiro" ars a I hanls-i',1 vlnjj for the overthi'MV >i( Ihe soe'alh't. The Muliiu: .Mill of Win .t:;:: iv'slem. N I'., ll U :? hern in?.t>i |i'<r:it :l wilii t :i > > i - 1 * 'J* """ ?? "<1 nri \- ; It'i'n u' in ? 1 ;'U?c to ?:?no tMMi, hy ,\|i'h.,r: n 1'!. ' J'.ira, Thomas M.a: !iii I I, (iiiiiKi W. II. I'llnai il ami l.eih-jnx SU weis. 'I lua j company re*-?uily piirt'haKcd ,i'i i:-:lah X lti-ljeil mill ami will rontinne (is op ?'ral!on. BACKACHE. JSUi'UlK'iir ?s :i rU'lilOV a 11(1 (t!H) of tho most rammon sjnip tains of Kidney Icouldo and wunO) disjilaccMicr. u 15HAB MISS I'OILMAH'S EXPERIENCE. 44 Souk: ili.n' > 1 was in a v<-:y v.-^U tiiniliLiuu. in;/ work in>i?U* ir.o \*h 1 1 ; ; su.il i: i v !? ? ?*!; i '"''I frijfMfiillv !? I tin; luy?', ;.ml i li.nl I > r x* 1 1 > I o hi'ii!! ut'hrs. ?4 My inotlu !? r.i-' 'i I'OM'.c <<f I^vdia iviuKtuiut':i Vc;;? Com pouii'.l for me, tmd il siHMiK'il t < ? I'.'.rcn^tliou my I a< J? m ! h:-lo n?o :.t *'.ieo, ami I ili-l in >l fjfct mi t i r*? I hi 1'oforo. 1 Ooutinucil t<> taho it, and it. brought. health ami sltv" ,th to ino, and I want to thank \ n for tlio j^ood it has <1 >:.o mi-."- Mish ICatw I'oi.l.MAN, I I 'ml :?(. i'. WaU-s A\?\, ' v ow Vur!; ' i l . - {if'i'OOf :t if u? hjhial of i,Vou Icltar ir wWiJ fj"r;ir-;vrics* ah- vf <'?'/'? ui.'ju u'. Ij.vilisi I'inliliiiui's Wgvtiildo ?f'oniponnd runs Imhsuino it is v In* Known ronwdy for kidnoy :t 1 1 % t womb trorlilr^. ISvory wtiiiiuii who i.j ini/./hd n lion ( !?yi4 ronditinn sit >tild writ a to I\lrs. 1*iiihl::it:i at hym, .Ma>s., iv nd t <VU In* i* a U. . WANTISD i'CO Toxins Moil '? ? II ??? t > ijtl ;? I f V f ><l I I ? I I.1IM NT II ! >*ll WO x I fill!:; ? ?fr !n w tin,: ? i it ? I a $:>,CJOO i JM.lUt In pli III, tl> | ..I'll: , 111. i|. I lie <ia.~Ala. IUis. College, m ,\ iv > \ , ? ; I :? >u< . i v. All UrnftUli . r... ? ? , . Never sold in balk. Deware o. tlu; dealer who 'Uos to sell "aomc'hli-.jf just ?u good." Uiiil (iennlnc stamped C C C. MEN WHO DELIVER MAIL. Heart Tragedies That Line the Route of Letter Carrier*. "Tell you a bto'y? Why, yen, I j might Ml h good muny Morion If that wa h la my line." The gray carrier j blew a pearly wreath of smoke up ward and flecked the (had ash from i lil.s cigar," ?a>8 the Denver News, 'l.ri mo ?ee. Thorn'* un old lady on * my route down in Alabama who bits | knitting the ilvtdonK day by the front loom window. Kvtiy morning and 1 afternoon when I whittle yt the door 'it her next door neighbor frhe layn j ?e?w)i h? r knitting and peorti with a i i tied, ciiKcr face out of that window until I gu by '.'die's got a boy some , wliere out wtMt. Ho does./t wiiu> to Icr iwhfl a year. Y#>t I wh o each day Hi. whole year inroiigh hIio hita there ; v.Jth l hat au\iouH look, wailing, wait ing, walling. I feel a twitch at my own heart every time I pa.-;s by and >?'(' the look of expectancy lade into oit'.'ai/^oint ment. Sometimes I'd give $50 to he able to atop and give her five lines from lliai good for-nothing boy of hers for whom she's eating out her beait." Thai reminds me," said a younger mau who heard the gray carrier'*! f>tory, "of a pretty hnby on my route' In. h f.Onihlnim city. Who's a dainty 1 tot about 4 or maybe & j ear a old. She i ban blue gray Wyes lil<e a wood violet ' tljat lool< a fellow straight to the ! heart. Koui* little girls can- do that j alter they are older. This tot's mam ma died hi x months ago. and for a month afterward she used to /come j dipping down the walk to mo<?t me with n little white note In her hand, : and looliing me to the heart out of those big. trusting ey{*H, she would I nay: ".Mr. Pout man, won't you please "lis letter to my mamma in jireaven?" I used to fake the dainty I ! missive from Hie wee pink hand. I ] couldn't ti'll her how far away her mamma was. One day she came with- ! (jut h letter and there wan pain in the treat, sweet eyes. 'Mr. Postmnji, j | baby wants a letter from mamma. ' I Please. Mr Postman, tell my mamma j til" wanls Hi) lift! ictrepsi, r on; tit,.;, J,uy ? every day lor a week 1 had to pass j that baby with the pain In Hie gray- ! | blue, oy e? and I wondered the angels ; I did not find some way somehow- to j ! make her ha by heart understand." NUR8E8' I.IVES UNROMANTIC. ' Seldom Marry Physicians or Patients , They Have Attended. It 1:5 generally supposed that I hero j Is 11 guild deal'jof romance about the ; lil'e of a professional muse and that I 1 large hospitals j>re matrimonial j bureaus where men and women fall in I love with incessant regularity. Fx- ? aetiy tlio opposite Is true. Nurses, as i ' a rule, do not marry men whom they j ! have nursed as patients, nor do Lliey i ; select lor husbands the physicians , ! w it !i whom they come in contact in a ! j professional way. 4^ In tlio lust year and a half hut one j i engagement among the nurses at the ! j ' .1I1 ago hospital lias been announced, j ami the incident wan so unusual that i i ci'cal 'd. 110 cud of comment. Tlio : affair was.'jn fact, an extreme novelty, | although the female attaches of the ! institution aVe unusually good looking. i "Nils proves (hat nurses do not ? lead the romantic lives that they are j credited with by the outside world," j : said a physician. "I have frequently ! heard it said that men who had been j . eriiMisiy ill often married the trained ? nurses who had taken care of them. ! This is nonsense. I have employed I hundreds of these women nurses in i the course of my practice, and have ; yet to hear of a match resulting from i one of them. As a general thing the I pai lent takes an aversion to the nurse ! who has eared lor him. and the better [ sue has looked after him and the morn ! Uriel ly y'k* lias enforced the doctor's | instructions the less he litis eared tor I ! her. "Physicians sometimes fall in lovo i with the nurses they moot ill their j practice, but such affair* instead of being common, are rare. If any girl ; enters (he profession with the idea of j apt tiring a husband she Is r.pt to tlnd i herself sadly sold." ? Sea Power of Natlor.s. In a review of the sea power of the i sreat nations the Naval Animal shows i that m li'h vcavs from IKflU theso j changes have occurred: 1 'tie ? Russia. (tcrmany and the 1 1 ill- 1 ted i'.tates have all become the owni rs in' as nianv battleships as France, [ which ten vent s ago was In that to- ; speet second only to Great Britain Two Japan s navy has been created j and, for \siatio purposes. >s united i with (Ileal Britain's. Three ? The British and Japanese i navies together number forty-seven ; armor dads of the tlrst class ? three more than the combined total of Km.-- j Man. French ami Herman warships of j tint * Iuas. Four? France has made armored! ? niiM is the prime feature >f her n *w const 1 uct ion and \n 1 1 1 shortly J ? ount t hit teen of them. Five ? (Iroat Britain has w >11 ir.cn taiecd her lead over her most pn oablo | adverraries. and iiow counts twenty- j nine llrst-ciass battleships ready for' action, against seventeen for Frame] an't Hussia coaibined. Assuming that the United S' iu > ?!<> < not join it. the Naval Annual con ; 1 Hides that no combination of na\al , lowers could he -made strong c-eji.^n j i.e destroy the Brittsli -ea cower. - J ? lae besl evidence of Christianity 'u j Christ, made evident m the Christian. ! mnadde. The Standard Rheumatic Remedy. rv a nn l w~? rv i.i_ ? ? .... ~"U QT AMHAl^n bccausc al>lc physicians declarc thai it i* the only absolute Jl Al"UAt\U curc f?>r rheumatism in its various form*. A prominent ? t? ? i - ?? .I . ? : physician recently said : "I have never been able to write a prescription that will enre rheumatism, owing to the (act that the usual reme dies do incalculable hr.rrn to the digestive organs. RIIEUMACIDE com pletely oveicomes thii difficulty ? l*nefii* rather than injures the o^uns of digcstioiv^MMeit can he taken for an indefinite period, or as long (n need to curc . " ? Tht DcctoK^W^L OfVtts Jftf CMS* CMKtly, " VfmrnsckU " Is s&eotattb harmU**. f, $t .00, or prtpMid m. U. 3. A. i BILL/ ARP'S LETTER. j The Philosopher Talks of Yankees and *cjfrocs. i * Ills Will; IS MRSINU HIM. S pcfltv.S u( 1 1? 0 I'ilftl Hllti lis liciiHh I he Memory of linys 'I lint Tried n.i ?'s Souls. Lord Hjion Haiti, 'Wives iii;: young nu n' iiiJki i'( KitcH, < win panloim for 1 1 ) ' i - i tile aj/e and old ii. mi's numes." Thrro i Is mil k I u that and tu / wlfo Is nnrslnx , in (s mow. Out* girls have go no of. < n?* ? lo a w ed ding and the other io Atlanta on a visit. I told them to go. for th y i had been penned up here with irie for I four Ioiik mouths n it < t their mother j naiil she would lake cave of niv until they returned. I ? along pretty well ' during tin: day, luit at night my cough i Is distressing and my wife has to dns*e ! me with various n med Iob ituiil I go to j s'.yp. 'I he Mil 11 has come at lust art puritirU tlnj air and '. fec-l better. Y?-s, i we two are alone In a great big house Slin sits in hrr accustomed corner and ! sews most all day long, while I sit op | posit o in mine and wiita or road aloud I to Iter and when mcil time comes KhG 1 Hlta at one end of the tahle and I at (ho f oilier, and that's all. Old Father Oildion* came J) miles yesterday lo see n;o and to Invite pio I and my wife to his birthday dinner. | Next week he will bo b'J yearn old and j still get a about lively and takes it com I rort in meeting his friends and abusing | il:<3 yankees. It is hard to reconstruct i the?e old veterans, especially when they come from Virginia. Ho and his bro | tiler moved to (Soorgia J'tst after thi I ( lose of the war. Me settled In this ! county on a good farm and his brother lorated in Home. I never was at the old gentleman's house but once and that waa in IX'fi Ills brother was a game man and It id been a eoloucd in the confederate a'ltiy. When the ear pei-hagg< ^<id moan niggers overrun ihi.ir Boot Ion and plundered eVeiy rob hi;: organized a fiihnd of avengers aild'playetl kifkhiv among them a:i I wh'pp?d tluwu and tan then, off and later they came bark with fed eral officers and the colonel and hi? band ha l lo leave to save thoh lives. Not long aft' r I lie eolonel had nettle. I in I to me the Virginia earpot-baug' rs got a military order for his arrest and t :*ausportal ion to Virginia for trial. A deputy marshal and another fellow eame secretly to Home, hut the colonel had already boon advised of t lit I r con. lug and so one dark night about i< o'clock he canie to my lions" and tol I me Ills peri! and jet Id he eouid go t-? I Ills brother'* place in this county and j hide out until the pv suit had l.lowi> over. So I hili lied my horse lo our j iO< Uawav and we loft in haste. I know j the road to Kingston and he know the ! I os! nf the w::v. I! \vs;:; about 15 o'clock ! when we i cat lu d the place and saw the I gin house out ill the Held. There we i stopped and ii" took refuge in it and 1 told me to tie my ho!>-.<? out in the bushes and Ihut go down arirt louse up I his brother. Tills is the old man who ; asked u.-s to come and dine with him. I Wlii ;i I knevk' I at the door lie came in his night cloth..-; and said. "Who is ; tliat and wluit e<> you want ?" 1 wills- j pered in y business and told him to talk ! low, for we didn't want the family or j the negroes to know anything. Ho put ? on lii.i clothes and went to hit: brother j and 1 got In my conveyance and made ! for lln.T.e, where I arrived about sun- ? rise. The colonel kept hid in the gin j home under the cotton for nearly a month an 1 then dared to return for the i office! a had dep u ted. 1 never see taij ' line old Virginia gentleman but what 1 | think of that ride and the narrow rs capo his brother made. Verily iceon- ! struction was worse than war. Hut it ! Is all over now, thank the good l?ord. j and we can hold our reunions and carry ! our h:ittl"-|oru banners and build our monunnMits and lay the corner stone for Winnie Havis and lynch the brutes that assault our wives and daughter* and as (Jovernor Oates said to our de I, liners In congress, "What are you go ing to i!j a-ljout it?" Ann as for lyiudi ing. I repeat what 1 have said before "Let the good work go on. Lynch 'cm! hang 'em! Hhoot'cm! Hutu 'em." Is rael Putnam went into a < ave with ;i torch t ? i shoot the ta^olf that had do voiik (1 the lamus of hb^diudfoind just r6 I would lyneh the brutea who oni utKo our women. lie is not a human. H<< <j?? a^h'^nt^. a hens! and all these, demonstrations hy governors and judg es and sheriffs arc hypocritical and per functory. In their breasts they rejoice in t he lynching. And there is another sot of hypo crites who infest our southern land. I mean those who for the sake of flithy lut re ami nothing elso invite Koosevclt to vit-it their city and they promise him an ovation, lie comes nearer bing a figure-head of the president than nui* we have ever had. i ' slanderer of a great and good man and he knows he slandi re t . ..t. retract or apologize. Dur women havo Just laid a corner stone for a monu ment to his lamented daughter and our veterans and members of the legisla ture approved it by th -ir presence, and yet some of I h ?> same creatures .vould invite Roosevelt to SavautK'i; and Ma con and Augusta. I wouldn't invite any man to my town whom 1 wouldn't Invite to my house and no man who fought for the lost eimso >,r respects Mr. Davis would do that. There is more patriotism today among our wo ineu than among our men. A friend wrote m^ from Atlanta that he was go ing 1 1 > have ,00m copies of General Jackson's great spec; h oil the "Wan uerei" pi inti d in pamphlet. form for listributlon at a sniaii <u*t among ?.vr people. I have promised to help him! advertise it. but I had no Idea that be j could sell or han'iy give away a Hums- ] ami copies, for o ir ol I men and < u' tureil men and patriots were n aii\ ail dead and this generation does not care whether General Jackson made a speech <>r not. I asked a ? ollege man '.f ho had ever read it vai;d he ar?me:l rurpilsed an I asked who wa;i General Jackson. Our people whrt haw g r i ? \v n up aim e the war have fa! i? n !ito no: :h e;n linos and uvs for iuo v>. Money is their ambition, their idol. Morgan and Uoo5;cfcller have do:?e mo.v ; ir rupt the young u.tii of iiiir. nj^utry ail oll.cr > ;;:v.b.r.. .1. "i.uso who -re sm.ut are loalcms tor loutt flu .1 out to tor?nn ? -tjtne ..chemc, so v.f itioky v.iy to shear the iambs an ! r."t r^nr-bo-ly's imo<vv Tur :rN!hln?. TMs . ? aad, t>;.r tt t3 th * truth. Well, the election Is over and we are ji>t w her;? \Vi> \ ere. *\\\ didn't expvet anything ils.-. Senator Morgan can tttk.i comfort, for he said lbny r.^o that It was best to let thu republicans have the buuM os Jong a* they had tl;o sen* ate. lilvd tbem roue, all tho rope, and ?let the country rcc wher* they ?vlll ,uo to apd by the next presidential election tfle pfoplo will he alarmed, and turn the rascal* o?U So mortfTPbe.? Mil Ara In Atlanta Constitution. > ? 'f . t i How ftgypt If Governed. The government of Bgypt l? under the direction of a khedlve, the seventh ruler of the dynasty of Mahomet All, ipho wa? appointed governor of Hgypt In 1800 and made himself, In 1811, ah solute master of the country by force of anntt. The control of the khcdivl* wax gradually Increased, and In IS7:i he was given the privilege of conclu-l- j Ing c ommercial treaties v.lili foreign J powers and maintaining armies. From ! 1?7'J to IKM two comptrollers general i - appointed by France und England had considerable power In directing j the affairs of the country, hut In IfcKJ, | In consequence of a military rebellion, Kngland Intervened in behalf of the j Khedive, and, an this intervention v>a.i | not joined by France, the Joint con- j trol waK abolished and a decree sign- I ed by the khedive giving to Kngland I the light to appoint an Kngiish Jinan- ! < la I adviser, without whose oeeurrence j no financial decision can be taken, and since that time an Plnglluh oflleer has cooperated in the direction of financial ; affair In Kgypt. A number of reprc- ' gentativo iiiHtit utions, including a leg- j islatlve council and general assem- I hly, were created by the khedlve in ! 1 H83, . and ' .the legislative council, | which Is a consultative hotly of thirty : niemberH, fourteen of whom are noini- I nated by the government, meets once a month to examine the budget and may propose luws, but can not Initiate legislation. Our Power of Resistance. Doctors tell us, In these days of j germ and toxins, that ttie thing that counts most In a case Ik the "resist ing power" of the patient. Some men and women can pass through aitf epi demic or oven he inoculoteu with Its peculiar poison germs and vet shake off infection, unharmed. Others ap parently just as healthy, succumb to t the llrst contact with disease, and ; sink under it in spite of the best nurn- i ing. "Resisting power" is an individ ual affair, and many surprises come to doctor and nurses as the frail-looking j patient pulls through and J he robust- I seeming one dies.' MedMncs can only j aid the "resisting power"- they can j never take fis piace. n- tixs uniii iiih, i In the end, life o* (loath in every case. | ?Scottish American. ( 12-Year-Old l3ride Wants Separation. A very precocious child Is ? Wilhel* mlna Mclntyre, of Bothlohem, Ky. Wil hel ml na, who Is 12 years old, became i a brldo April 2, marrying a farmer 4!> [ years of age, and now she has brought i action to annul the marriage. The do- ? mestlc bliss of the ill-matched couple j was early disturbed, the husband alma- j lng the bride, -jo she claims, aiul Bhe i asks for $2,f>00 damages la addition to | the annulment. The ceremony uniting j the child In marriage to the former j was performed with the consent of : her parents and they are (he moving i spirits in tho effort to annul the mar- J riage. B. D. B. SKN V F ft t E. ( iH'p.i lllooil und Skin j lirhint; If nmor*, I'oii p I'niti.v, Botanic blood Itulm (15. 1 1. 1!.) curen j rimplos, scabby, scaly, U ..siting Eczema. Ulcers, Ruling Sore*. Scrofula, B't.od l'oison, Bono Pa in<>. Swelling*. Hlicutnn tistu, I'anccr. Especially advised for chronii! '.?as?'M that doctors, patent medicines a:\d Hot Springs fail to euro or hide. Ktr?-tij;t h ? L-n.s weak kidneys. Draped.-, per bottle. To prove it cures 15. If. l!*j UMit frcn liy writing IIi.ood ]$m,m Co.. 12 Mitchell K! r--ot . Atlanta, da. Oescrlbo j trouble n-td free medical ?tdvi-o seat in j loaled letter. Medicine scat at one e, pre- j ;>:ild. All we ask is that ><>u will speak a i jjood word for P. Ik B. A college fur the education of monkeys i I? i m been opened in (,'alvutta by a number j ?ji disciple? of I'. oiV-"* . ? Cr-ier Beer Names. r?u>\v mat inn uoor generals have i loft England we may draw attention ? to tho frequent mistakes whicli have ; been made in (lie pronunciation of j t heir names. (Jen. Botha's name is ! sounded by tlie public as if the first ! syllable rhymed with the word j "loath." The "th ' in Dutch has not the English sound, but is regarded merely as a variant of the letter ,rt;" the names Itotha, Martha, and de Moth are pronounced Flotla. Martta, and de Mott. Tne "o" in llotha has more over a lengthened sound, something Intermediate between the "o" sound as beard in tho words "boat'.' and "loot. In De Wet's case the mistake arises from the tendency to prondunce the uamo as if it were wholly English. The South African pronounciation of De Wet is distinctly DeVet, the de be ing sounded as a l'renchman would pronounce it. l?e l.arcy's name suf fers the least in an educated English mouth, though the crowd has a tend oncy to pronounce it "Deelarry," with a strong accent' on the second syllable. Tho general himself sounds the end syllable very strongly, although the two other syllables arc also pronounc ed with a distinct stress upon then:. ? London News. Bcnari* of Oinlinrnli I'or <"?'urih That Contain Sloreni.v, f\? meivnry will surely destroy wnv o< smell i.nd oompletfiy d??rai?g? i i><* whole kv/. Ion* .whoa entering it tliruuvrii tho mneou < surfaces. Such articles should never be use 1 ?*X'vpt on prescriptions I'rosn roputable phv* hi -inn?, n* tho dnavign tSti^y will do 's f?V> f'^ip t" tli? >tood you c:ui j \?s,-db'.y derlvo from 'hem. lift IPs ('ntarrh ' tin-, io:omf7ietYn.S.l !>>? F. ,1. ciieiioy A. Co.. Toledo. O.. .contains -???? mercury. and is luk'-n internally, u'.*tinv ?^ire'eHy Upon tls'r Mood and noieviN .wiirffica* <>f theisystem. In buyiitt; Hall's Oilnn'h ? 'ur.' l?e. Mjro to get tho genuine. It is'taUenin lortiaUv, and is niftd't In Toledo. Ohio. t>y 1\ ? heney Co, Testimonials free. $^*.Sold by i'nivefi-: prioe. por bottle. Hull's Family PiiN nr.' the hoit. Ktiropc h.u UJ.'XX) lur'.ui and 24,000 deaths daily. F'lTS permanently ?:ur<*l.Xo fit-- or nervous ner* niter first d ;y ? u -o of Pr. Klius's GreV. Ncrvellostcrer. Atrial bottlo and troatiaefroj Dr.lt. 11. lUtssJl.uk, Ml Arch St.. PhUa.,l'a. Ahscnce makes the heart grow fodder of tuc people w'uo uore you. MrR-WliiMow'sSjothiagSyrul* torehlldrea teething, soften the gums, recbtofes inflamma tion .allay* paiu.curet wind nolle. 95o. n hot Ho r- M*??y a :oliow whn in blind to bis own ! intevens i? ahvay-, lookin.1 tor t roviTHe. Pi.tnam I-'aoi i.kxs Dvk.i do not stain the hands or spot ilia kettle, except green and purple. The empty-headed fellow demonstrates that there ?* plcntyei room at tho top. I do not taller* TCso's Oh(? Tor Cntwmp* UoiIImm an equal for cou*&3 and ? Jon* Vt Ito ran, Tnntty .spring*, lad..Veb, 13, 1W>, PtocpetiAelioe ia a word that cartiea - to) V- ? r~.'^ THOUSANDS OF WOMEN sS, DYING FROU Pc i u na Cur os, That Is Why the , \ People Like it, jAtl tlto Advertisement in the World Could Not Make Pe-ru-na ||: as Popular as it io. j M; -A M ' -?l?t |! 4': - ??. 15: !??>>?:> V "I'.,!!.!:.; :* IV-.. I .1 ???.?I' 1 1 I (1 ! If ?> ! J.T ? ?,?? r< r^.u: jlvfoif I t J'.-IUI j ),< i ! C.t >?* '? *?!'* ' ;? ' i'i > J , ?. M .. i Uh < ? . y *.M WVUier V , v.rti'?: tlhlt....l' .1 to ???*> ?^uUt ill, v.'iiii t fj! my lu'?\ 1??V wbii'to do II I'.-W lilOIltlm , !u wociis my ii: ! i - >t havo lita?l u *, ;ii>' It i.v J l'fctiy November Colds Should Not Be Al lowed to Develop Into Chronic Catarrh. ^ Pe-ru-na Cures a Cold Promptly and Permanently. "I nm glad to recommend Peruna. as i t has done ?o milch for mo. I had been, i great sufferer from, catarrhal until J wa? urged to tiy mUDD, n m < I I nm (ki; | j to say that it has entirely cured mo. j shall never be without it, and most choc ? fully luCOmttlCnd it t" others who iii'.' ?! ' dieted n? [ have lver,,"? -Kitthrriue tor. '23V KH I f TTr . . TV 1 1 1 wnti rn*rr ???nr ? ? Most people think the naceees of JVrun: i depends uim?!) tho u*e u( ndverti' emeu I h I'ndoubtodly tlie advert icemen is Jiel; ? some, Put by far the greatest number <? ! people who hear of Peru mi have theft- at ? irntion cal!e?l to it by a friend. Home one get* cured of chronic catarrh by Pemna. After ho is certain of his cur< 1?e is mire to recommend it to his fri'Mida Friend recommend* it (o friend and th< news npreadu from tongue to tongue. A II the advorllHcmcn In t n thu wnrlt' voitid not mil he fry una f(n pojui'm ? ott It tit, 1'eruivi mi rat, That i* Hit reanon jtenplo lllcn It. I'crunu cure- i a very uttibborn. tlttnui.tr. That in \rh i, ? everyone rcoont^innndH it. J'crttnn cur OB chronic caturrh nf(?tr nil other rcmedico foil, which explains why uei?hbv?c I ? i ^StSOES, THE BEST SHOE N AMLK! tr A FOK tawe: SUaSTBTDTCi YOUW PCM.f.K rot$ MOT CAflHY THEM., # A POSTAL C*.!rJ TO US WILL TELL YOU WHEttc YOU CAN GET TMEM. C8lAPDO?li-TERStf CO. LEADING SHOE MANUFACTURED OF THE SOWTM. LYNCHBURG VA. * rccommcnd jt to | v ? itei^libor. i' <? P " " it i CUPl'jJ I'll.Hlll pfPUIil I nciitly, uri<l tin* uny j h<iN L-itincd it iric j IVopJc uli<i havy caret] j by many venid ?^o ; have iir.'ii rnyr lo rwoiitiiieiid I'oruna lo J ? hoir nirnrlv i Vrr ri 1 h'.s i" tlx* way I J'l'cTfifiaTi :i'iv'Tro-*u . {< itKe'.l. | i (H !!?0rs 1 1 li 1 <? l!" t'hii f rtdviTlMMlK'llt. OllCC j' j mi ?:i?l > R.-? cttluiii it hccjriu'H the duty of ) | every oho to |r>..* i: uloajr, to call 'lie altfil- | Ition of ? hose u!>u nro sttil victim* to u j j i??mc?ly tint rarely ','iij-v to (.inc. Ilnvnra of Cl:i:aj> I nilla'ioiis ol I'o? Simo Thnl You (jot j i ,,, . ? i :n?r?f arc ?<? Hii!:?tiltutf8 for iVnuia. A!- | !ov. i;<> m:i.* to [ !?:? s'.i.i-!,- v.?u that tli?'rc i:-- j | soa.vthin.? '?"? i . the micoohs of lYrtma has <i n?:;?y to devise | i '-ln'itji iioit.il.ious. I'c.van: ot them, I'c I j| jure t it.; ? get I'mun. j .Mis- Jctinif !hie' <?ll, .k70 Putnam nve., | I Brooklyn, N'. V., wri j I "i heard i.-<i li iK'h i ii praise of lVruna i I' "I! u* 11 epcfifio for cotairhftt when I /ouml myself wf it/" catarrh of ihv hrat l*rruna was the / I rsfc thought of. Arid my eonvl wrong, for in a few worfor nina Kystematioally I waa'j (lis aggravating ami 4j?t| catarrh. "If people know Ium?S ?v?a for this trouble thej late to try it. I hnv?<? world in i>, nnd Itav^i case where I he pt r-cn" ?dmrt time."? Jennie Ol$j It you Jo not derive toiy results from the at oticc to Dr. Hartmatft? mont of your ease a tiq-^ to ^ive you his valuable! Addr?.?* l)r. IlartniaaJ Hartinaii Sanitarium. 0 &iiuaUQ!is sscura for 01 n rcfmnl?l. iWrilc f.: r.nce !'-r t&t.ilogiie aiul special olfcu. K 1 c?/tvj7 Business Colleges l-OUiSvi:!*1. Ky. M?n1gpmery, Ala, l!oisior>. Tex. Columbus. Cj, R!c'iO';n<*. Va. Wrmr&nan. r?!a. Jac??oiu;i;e. n? fH^or.ey In' Chickens *r, ???> .<iuui|m >v?? fcoun a I )> i Aiii'. k'i vinj liio 11 .. lii.u'ilcal Poultry Kulwi -juol i<:i t?ttt a limn wvrxiu^ unit cento ? ilurlu,; jj ii ii-jiuho-i how to .iUu L'Ui '? I'Hi'.lMS; j'cbJ loriii^i I.i'.. ti.r I'u'.totHiis; whton hiwlntj M.vt- for i.mimiuk; cveryihlHx rt> lasiritf for PcuHry Tiki* i,.. J'l'l'r CO, 1 :{ l i.outiiti'.l .*->ircci. Voim. FOR MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER vrfJUi ov.-n all civi-r America as the sur. A. . J i I'tii'i I'd! n ! a. .'trial (IIIMIEM unit : it ?r?v?i.i. i- i". fyphul-. }'iepM<i>i b/ Itl '.(.".'.LWitli i tl t '<) . \\ ash uitMon, !>,<!. t if WntiJ'or Uflinioniult. Made l>y Pofllor* and .> (;"ii (k wMttour F??t "tiling \\ unit aiitS llt'l.i1 rood*. - for a Itrooni lloiilur. ? m* IV. ??. rOMfcTOI'lt .>?>. RIVI'V <OMI? \\\.iil X'l'IXOTWX. IX l?IA V*. -REPEAT-IK G HI F LE S repeat- T acy don't jam, catch, or fail to extract. In a vord, they are Uic only reliable repeaters.' Winchester riilcs arc made in all desirable calibers, v/ejphts and My!c3 ; and arc phin, partially ot Ciib jratcly ornamented, suiting every pur^o^e, *vo y pi)c!:etbouk, ar.d every taste. WINC H E ST E ft A M M UN IT ION made. Jor ail 1;! k'.s of shooting in all kinds of guns. ppcr.rSf?l it)r.ic?nd p.^drof-'. our Tosl.il r- -'favour |('.-!*pnge lUtutrouU Caulue. WINCHESTER P.M SATIN 0 AttX.i CO., V HA VI: V, co.v.v. Everybody Knows T IwiJ to {:nvc Mour Dress Fit you raisst Wear f tie Proper Corset SRoya! Worcester or B on T on Corsets \ r.rc the most stuiTsh marie > STRAIGHT I RONT V' / A*'? you: Uuali-r to show tb.vm. / ' Av.'.tjj*. !i?.? Mibstitu?1?. ? ROYAL WORCESTER CORSET CO WORCESTER, MASS. TUiseut is not mo machine but sm My ShO>V9 the lii.M* r.er ot faatonlnif the steel rope to d tlie mimiii. We | cannot tell yon i?ll u'jout it Our oat-' "tlw jim " SFuTl Lino of CUump loNttmonlata, prjcc,*, rto. It nv ill nurpriM j interest you. Write for ?>?ir free 70 pajfc Ulustrdt* V?4 nf, Ye!!cw Pino Stumps or Traes. Our new 2-Horae Hawkiye i s h ut^ Tut U?ai !><*?< ?nd iltPA (i ru j>!?lly nn?l diMp' i ly. A mncMno that *ltl lull yrllow l.JMt ?4timr* will imll ?i m>?.t i*n)ll.lRf ?lK'.it i'. ux-<i Lv \n\nr p:**ilvni ?ml MPft of jin> It. IV and terfft rt i-itrfftAr*. 11 h**3tlim* ihor?Jw?r of rmr M>? TOT A* tUnary woik ?a4 pllt - S ocr*? at ft ?^MIn*. Miln? Biff. Q*v I U4 W. L S3 & $3 M IV. L- Dowjlas thoe$ W. L. I>oul']^? rflk. year Welt <H:u?4 $10,00fc! w. u. ETOV CANNOT. ?M "<?*' J! fftft Best InridrteJ -a. Patent Vat'. En t mem Colt, Hut. Kangaroo." Caution! STtdto t>u mn\t, W. U DOt!? i wm b<j April, anc) nil my:?i sufferer from d\Mtn I ?o:t: 1'i? lo tliii-e "" i ?Hi 'i*V)?|pg jvptild tried aliVo^t ?verj' giving mV mueji -Ui'jjily [<' ' ' Tabules, .. beneUt ill' dtKPMion , ndidly i J or in any taking tin lie o vera I obi to $m tber meiJir^" . > I'abnler.^v.. I?nse I f<|t b/tttfr-Vritl was soon ftroatly rnd eontimtu. ? new woman,: *i friends juv * or jn 'itf lliem felt liko liors and for the I) 'I'll* l'tv?y<J nary of toiu?li Ml F - I Itucnln I alsnl y? fowl*, (iirxfi,. -lir tpshln- Mn-ep; mm1* Italian h?r lon?; sUrphniil, rwi I'OOU, w " it. a. ma* Mrmtiett At* FRUlfe . ORNVJ GRAPH war Ci i. 1 .of!