The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 28, 1902, Image 4
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pcv. II. f-'luhenvoil, of Kikhorn, Win., is pan lor of the Evangelical Lutheran St.
.lnhn'" < (mik-Ii. ?>l t It. 1 1. I'iii. ?\ |{uv. Sluhcnvoll Is the posijeaaor of two Bible* pre
to him I ' y I 'iijM tMt William ol <???rmany. Upon tho Hy leaf of one of the
Hihlf tin- l-.tttjr i ?.r I ? wi:it?Mi m Iim own handwriting a text.
'I a:s horiorcfj pastor, i'i a recent letter to the Peruna Medicine Co., of Colurabua,
? Ohio, >ay.< fon. < riling their jraoiis catarrh remedy, I'ertina:
lite I't rmx i Medicine ft., Culum't tin, Ohio.
~"1 had hciti'trrhauet of the I any* for a lona time, ami al l
tirfjui I ml of me, I look 1'crnna tmtl wan cur fid. H gave me Htreny'h and
court lye, <t nil out tie U eat I h y, pure hlantl. It IncrcttHad my weight, gave rnn
ti healthy color, ami I /eel i eel I, It It the heat medicine in the u)nrltl. If
eeeryoti ? Ice pi I'eruttn t>i the hottnc It w >ultl nave mmy from death every
year." II STl'HLXVO I. /..
Thwan'la of |>oo|>l<? Itiive <>n(xrrli w lio
wniilil lie M'i|'n.;ci| to kr.O'.V brriliisc j(
|i h licci i .ilU I .-?.mo n, tinf* l n. mi ?-n
t .irifi. Tlio f.'vl i.*, ?'.?! .11 v}| i* ? .t I .1 1 I h uiii'r
# vi* r I'm ? ?(??<!. .?)>"! .uf'ii"! inr1. ?.vhii,}\ i? nt
fjnatly >;???.? t i i'ho is lli.il lcrima
ciixc'8 catarrh wtu-rrvor
i If you do not derive prompt and fintis
factory results from the use of Pcruna ;
ivrito t once to Dr. iisirtman, giving a j
full statement of your rase, and lie will be
] pjetiNdl to give yoO his valuable advicu !
| gratis. i
Address Dr. Ilurtman, President of The !
' ' ?irt Sun itarium , Columbus. Ohio
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S^OES.
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FOR
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IF YOUK DEALER 00*3
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LEADING
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All
Genuine stamped C C C. Ifever sold in bulk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"?omething just as good."
Odds nnd Hndft.
We must liavo well-paid teachers
and neat, comfortable and jvell-fur
nished school houses. How is this
most deslralde end to be attained','
Something else is necessary besides tho
diminution of school houses and I in
sist that onr of the great desiderata in
accomplishing this object and without
which it cannot probably bo attained
is increased taxation? local taxation
in addition to what ? ** Siax? furnishes.
? President llicbard r??c??waine.
I'Mui a'ional progress means religious
gooil: it inculcates a love of truth that
if, not to be limited. The hope of the
slate is not in the cities or the big
towns. The hope of the greatest future
i;< dawning In the rural districts.-**,!. B.
t'arlyle.
Is the Standard Rheumatic Remedy.
7 ho ONLY co>r pound on the market that cures this terrible
disease without doing irreparable harm to the digestive organs.
UNEQUALLED as a BLOOD PURIFIE.R.
CHEERFULLY RECOMMENDS IT.
FllKESTATK, S. l\, Auff. 18, 1003.
OrmtVrorjv ? T rVcmniit ism for nlvnit twolvo yt'Hra. Grout dealof thotlra?
I lisi't to i:v< rt iiU'houir Wan cnnllnt'd to bod, nearly helpless. throe months
?it it time, fpvi-rni I.ift nprinsf I to takn " Hiiicumacioc." I used two
bi'ttii-rt I'i'fiMo I 1 1. . t t nuy bem-llt . Altonpther I used levrn bottloa and t ho
cum sf< ins i'> l>? foitij'loic. ?.>? I luivi< had no s.t raptoms of rhoutnntiim since.
1 t*M it checn'iilly r<M>ttiniM?M:<l your inodlolne. 11. I*'. PKNIOAN.
lor ?:i!o i?v Dniu^ist*, or *cnt c\prc**?ai;c prepaid on reccipt of fi.oo.
Bobhilt CheniLal C;>.. - - Baltimore, fid.
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FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN SHELLS
New Rival" "Leader" Repeater^
jl; you are looking for reliable shotgun am
j munition, the kind that shoots where you
J point your pun, buy Winchester Factory
Loaded Shotgun Shells: "New Rival," loaded with
- Black powder; "Leader" and "Repeater," loaded
with Smokeless. Insist upon having Winchester
Factory Loaded Shells, and accept no othprs.
ALL DEALERS KEEP THEM
Healthy Exercise
Is conducive to Good
HiAllh And Lcnp Life.
Na "Aorr.r.n cin lake proper
excrciff unlets she wear** cor*
icct corset. The
Straight Front
Royal Worcester
?ml T
Bon Ton Corsets
conform to every i?ov?meiitofth? ^
fSOdy. Alh vou?*f?l?r?<iwd?ifM? yam
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
Names and Addreaaes of the State's
Lawmakers.
From tlif) Columbia Htate.
The tabulation of the vote for
State and comity officers cant in the
ie??-ut general elections In South
Carolina in now commanding the dose
attention of the cierks of the utate
hoard of canvassers, and the work la
progit-tfalng as nicely as could be ?*?
p?;c?ed for at bent U la alow.
The tabulation Of the vote ? Hh i for
governor Iiuh been completed. It ahowa
i hit t tbe only candidate, lion. I). C.
Hey ward, received a total of 3l.bW
votea. the vote for th* other Stale
officer# being slightly helow these
figures. The vote for Mr. Heyward
hy 'Oiintl<? waa aR follows: Abbeville
V3x, Aiken 1041. Anderaon 1134/ Ilam
berg 533, Barnwell ?93, Beaufort 546.
W#rkflf)?y 401, Charleston 1195, Ohero
l.-e Ch'ater .",25. Chesterfield 905
Clarendon 049, Colleton 808, Darling
t?>>i 436, Dorcbeater 455, Edgefield 782,
Fairfield 415, Florence <520, George
town lo$0, Greenville 1081, Greenwood
i>JW, Hampton 537, Horry 555, Kershaw
4 72. Lancaster 990. Laurens 1070, L?e
532, Lexington 1187, Marion 608, Marl
boro 384. Newberry 945, Oconee 571,
Orangeburg 1557, Pickens 633,' Rich
laud 346. Saluda M13, Spartanburg
1751, Sumter 46!>, Union 861, Williams
burg 705, York. 707.
The making up of the relurna for
county officers is progreaaing well
a I go.
The State has thus been enabled to
secure a roll of the members of the
how general assembly, which is com
plete save for the Initials of two
membera of the houae. The posioffieo
addresses cannot be obtained in all
caaea. but In this roll thp addressed
are given as fAr na possible and the
new members of both houses are in
dicted by an aateriak. Here' la the
role :
THE SENATE.
Abbeville ? J. It. Make, Abbeville.*
Aiken ? W. E. Johnson, Aiken.*
Anderson ? J. K. Hood, Anderaon.*
Bamberg? -S. G. Mayfleld, Denmark.
Harnwell-PRobert Aldrlcb, Barn-1
well. M .
Beaufort? -Thomas Talblrd, Beau
fort.
Berkeley ? E. J. Dennis, Sr., Mac
beth.
I Charleston ? Geo. Von. Kolnitz,
Charleston.*
Cherokee ? T. B. Butler, Gaffney.*
(/heater ? P. L. Hardin. Chester.*
Chesterfield ? Edward Mclver, Che
raw.*
Clarendon ? C. M. Davis. Manning.*
Colleton ? .fames E. Peurlfoy, Wal
terboro."
Darlington -(iio. W. Brown. Dai
lington.
Dorchester ? T. W. Stanland, Sum
mervUle. ..
Edgefield ? J. C. Sheppard. Edge
Held.
Fairfield ? G. \V. Ragsdale, Winns
boro.
Florence ? J. W. Ragsdale, Florence.
Georgetown ? Le Grand Walker.
Georgetown.
(Jretiovillc ? A. II. Dean, Greenville.
Greenwood ? J. M. GalneB, Green
wood.
Hampton ? E. F. Warren, Hamp
ton."
Horry ? J. A. MeDermott, Conway.
Ktrabaw ? .). T. Hay, Camden.
Lancaster ? \V. C. Hough, Lancaster.
I .aureus-- O. P. Goodwin. Laurens.
Lee ? T. G. McLeod. ltlshopvllle.*
Lexington ? W. H. Sharpe, Ed
mund's.
Marion ? James Staekhouse, Marion.
Marlboro ? C. S. McCall. Bennetts
ville.*
Newberry ? Geo. S. Mower, Now
, berry.
Oconee ? K. L. Herndon. Walballa.
Orangeburg ? Thomas M. ' Raysor,
O'angeburg.
Pickens ? C. II. Carpenter, Pickens.*
Richland ? J. Q. Marshall, Colum
bia.
Saluda ? J. MT Forest. Saluda.*
Spartanburg ? I). E. Hydrlek, Spar
tanburc.
Sumter ? R. I. Manning. Sumter.
Union ? .1. T. Dougless, Union.
Williamsburg? A. H.- Williams,
Uake City. * . i -v?
York? J. S. Brice, YorkViWe. '
TH HOUSE.
Abbeville ? M. P. DeBruhl, Abbe
?TllH?; M. G. Dohald.* Due West; J. D.
Carwije,* A'ntreville.
Aiken? G. R. Webb. Laugley; O. L.
Toole,* Aiken; R. J. Wade,* Montmo
renol; B. F. Holmes.*
Anderson ? G. A. Rankin, Equality;
J B. Leavarett.* Moscow: M. P. Trib
ble,* AnderHon; W. P. Wright;* 8.
N. Penrmnn.* Honea Path.
Bamberg-? Dr. J. B. Black,* and J.
Spann Bowling. ' Bamberg.
Barnwell ? J. O. Patterson. Barn
well: \V. Chester Smith,' Wllllston;
Walker.*
Beaufort ? C. J. Colock, Ridgeland;
A?s. Glover.* J. C. Bailey.*
Berkeley ? E. J. Dennis, Jr.. Mac
Ik-Mi; G. W. Davis. S. W. Russell.*
Charleston ? Huger Sinkler, W. T.
Lotan. K. S. Whaley, Charleston; It.
M. Mofton. McCellanville; E. M. Sea
brook. I'M is to Island; I). 1. Baker,*
Jan. Herbert* and B. P. Carey,* Char
leston .
Cherokee- W. K. Kirby.* W. Judson
Sarratt.*
Cluster ? A. I,. Gaston, Chester; Jno.
M. Wise,' llalsell ville; T. C. Strong.
Corn wells.
Chcsterlleld ?(;. I\. Lancy,* Chester
field; W. P. Pollock,* Cheraw.
j Clarendon? J. H. Leseane,* Manning;
Jno. C. Lanham.* ?Uimmerton, Ralph
S. De*Champs,* Plnewood.
Colleton ? W. R. Ko::, Osborn; J. W.
i mil, Cottage ville; W. D. Bennett.*
Rullln.
Darlington-? W. E. James, Palmetto;
J. B. Co^geshall. Darlington; R. G.
Pnrnell.*
EdKefl?ld T. rf. Ralnsford, Ropers;
DeVo. e.'
Eairtleld --W. J. Johnson, RiJgeway;
C. H. Koide.* T. W. Tiaylor.*
Klo.enee? J. M. Humphrey, Carters
ville; W, H. Gause,* Florence; J. VV.
King.'* K I Arctic t.
<?eorgetown--M. W. 1'yatt. ?Gorge
town; J. W. Doav,* Georgetown.
C.JcenvilW? B. A. Moigan and Lewis
Dorrah. Greenville; J. O. Wlngo,
Campobrllo; Wm. L. Mauldoin.* Green
ville; Geo. W. Kiclia dion.* Simpaoo
ville.
'Green wood? J. H. Brooks, Can*
bridge; D. H. Maflll.* Greenwood; P.
B. C Allison,* Greenwood
Hampton ? T. 0. Middlaton * J. P.
Yoomans.*
Horry? Jeremtth Smith.* Conway;
D. D. H^iielson.* Conway.
Kershaw ? M. I- Smith, Camden; J.
G. Richards. Liberty Hill.
Lancaster? T, Yaacey William a, Lan
caster; O. W. Potta,* Plcaaant Val
ley. ' _
L?UT?ns? R. A. Cooper. Laurana; R.
W. Nichols. Tumbling Shoals; W. CL
SJJJJ. II
General fauuwngfr Dejuirucei.t.
B' b?<1ule 1 ff?s<-tiv?, January 16, 1902.
?ou Kfii'Mi FAH'n.US T?MK s<KfiiBi)usn
No. 12 N...3L No.8). No. II.
Mixed. Paaa'r, I 'mtii'r. Mixet
2 OOp 8 4'm Lv Si .11 Ion Ar 7 36p 1 20(
2 20p 9 00a Lv Ciouwood I.v 7 20(? 12 f i'h
2 Up 9 20? I.v Tb'mal Cliy Lv 7 03p 1 2jg,
8 06p H 85? Lv Union Mil * I.v 0 Mp >T0.">|
9 20 p 9 60 ? LvRutherfordfon I,v ti :17 II 45#
3 45p 10 03? Lv Form* City Lv C 22 p 1 1 S0.?
4 IOp 1020a Lv Henrietta Lv 6 05p 10 00#
4 80V 10 8ua Lv Mnorasboro Lv 6 65p 50 80a
4 46p 10 88 i Lv Lattimoro Lv 6 45p 10 00n
# CM>|/ 10 6ta Lv Bftelby. L? 6 25p 0 i!6?
816 1 0 8u Lv Pmi'ha Lv 5 12 p ti 3?a
8 26 < 11 16u Lv K >? rlM Lv 5 05{? K )0?
8 45p 11 30a Ar Hlaokaborg Lv 4 4Hp 8 00:i
No. Si Ko, 9!
MUad. X V'|H!V
8 20a 11 85a Lv .Rlaeksturg Ar iiMp tit Ultf
.... I) 00a Lv Cberok. K'lal.v 4 6*p tT. .
.... 10 40a Lv Gaflfney Ar 6 10 p . ..
8 60a 11 66m Lv Smyrna Lv 4 10. i fl 20.
9 10a 12 06p Lvlllo'ry Gr'veLv 4 00 p 60 f
9 40a 12 iOp Lv Sharon Lv 3 46p 6 45u
i0;0al2 85pLv York villa Lv 8 80p 6 20(
10 46a 12 60p Lv Tlrzah Lv 3 Iftp 4 40, >
1 16p 1 IOp Lv llOi'k Hill Lv 8 fOp 4 00
2 40p ) 80p Lv CttUi'jlia J'u Lv 2 49p 2 45p
8 IOp 1 45p Lv Ittv?;r^l'ie Lv 2 26,?12 45p
8 50p 2 05pLv Lancaster Lv 2 10,. li'iOp
4 20 p 2 26 p Lv P eas't Hill Lv 1 46p 11 30a
4 40 p 2 SOp Lv Heath sp'n Lv 1 40p 1 1 20a
6 80o *3 02 p Lv Karshaw I v *1 :?5p 10 60a
6 00^ 8 l2f?vLv NYestville Lvl2 46p 9 20#
8 GQp 8 6&p.Ar Camden Lv 12 IOp 8 '20*
?20 mluuto? fortiynmr. " ??
Additional trains Imlweu Ulackabufg and
(jaffitoy,
No. 18 ' T~ ' N0TT8.
8 60a Lt RlackbMirg Ar(5 10f.
9 lOi Lv Cherokee Falls Lv 6 50
9 30* Ar Gnffney ( Lv 6 80
Train* N<ft. 84 aud 38 a ro operated dully.
Tralus Nox. 84, 36, 11, 12. 18, Hi 10 and 16
are operated dally except Sunday,
CONNECTIONS UADf. BY SOUTIIBOUNU
trains.
At Marlou? No, 82 connects nt Marlon wUh
Southern Railway train No. 36. which ar
rive* at Marlon at 8 28 am from Chattanooga
A*h?vilie and Intrrmediato point!*.
At Blaoka?)ur?f--N". 84 and No. 11 connect
with Southern ltallwny train No 30. which
arrive* at Ulacknburg at 7 4.5 am, from At
lai.tUv Greenvilla, Spartanburg, aud Inter
mediate points.
At Yorkvll ?- No 34 nonnccta with C. .1
N. W frail) No 70 l/>.'?ynu V/.f
?t 10 4^AtiTTo?Tfa51<517lH, Heublr, aud fntor
me<llat? i-ointH,
At Rock III1I ? Noi>. 3i no'l 34 ?onnoct with
flouthnrn Railway train No. 75, which h*avo?
Rock Hill at 8 .SO pro, for (. heetcr, Coluinhia,
and lutermodiato polnta.
At Catawba Junotion- Nos 32 and 31 con
nect with B. A. L. train No. 32, wliicn pas
?es Catawba Junction at 7 61 ( in, for Mon
ro*4, and intfrmediato point*.
At Lunca!*tt*r--No3. 32 and 31 connect with
L. A O. train No. 10. which Icavna I,itnra8ior
at 4 46 pm, for Chester and iutorinediato
point??. j ?
At Caaiden?With A. C'.L. fN'. W.of y. C. )
for Chnrl?i?ton, Sumter, Florcnou, Darling
ton, Wilminmoi aud intorinodiato points.
Train No. 08, which leaves Camden at 4 15
pm.
eoNsncTir.KH by northdounp
THAINS.
At (..'ainden? With A. C. L. (N. \Y, of t*. G.)
No. 71 (rom t barie?toii, Floronco, Darting
ton, Wilmington, Bn inter and intermi'diai*
points, whicti arrives att'amdeii at 11 am:
with Southern Railway train No. 77 from
KtugsviUe, which arrives al Ouinden nt il 55
ii-.n.
At LaD?a?t?r--Xo. 33?!onnects at I .an fac
tor with L. A (J. train No. 10 for ('tiesior aud
luterme<Uat? poinis.
At Catawba Junotion- -Nos. S3 and 35 con
nect wl.h >. A. I., train No. 32 which ioavot
Catawba Junction at 7 i.4 pm for Mouroo
and intern)'?liali' points.
At Rock 1(111? No4. 83 and 35 connect? af
Rm*k tl ill with Krmthurn Rnitwny train No.
84, leaving Rock Hill at f> vt) pm (or Char
lotto ami poiuia North.
At lllackaburg? No 83 connect* with 8<>u.
them Hallway trains Nos. 12, 4 8H pint No.
88. at 7 05 pro, and N->. 40 at 7 4 j pm f.n
point* North. Nos. 83 aud 3i connect with
Southern- Hail way trmu No. 35, ieuvim:
Bincksburtr at 11 23 pin for points South,
At Marioa--No. 83 connects With Southern
llailwav train No. 33, leaving Marlon at 11 41
pro for Ashbvi.le, Cbatta ooga aud iutcruie
diata point'.
Through car rorvfee without change ba
t ween Marlon aud CiiariaHtou on trains Nos,
32 and 33.
K. II. BHAW, Oeu. 1'hrs. Agt.
Stackhou.se. Dillon; J. C. Mace.* Mar
ion.
Marlboro ? 1>. !>.- McColl. Jr.." Ben
r.ettaville; Rev. Welcome Quick,* Den
neltsvllle. and J. P. Bunch * Dennetts
vllle.
Newberry ? Arthur Kibler .Newberry;
J. F.Banks, sllghs; E. II. AnH,* New
berry.
Oconee ? W. M. Brown , Oak way; Dr.
E. C. Doyle,* Seneca.
Orangeburg ? W. O. Tatum, Cones;
A. H. Moss, Orangeburg; Robert Idde,
Orangeburg; D^dS. Herbert,* and E. D.
Culler.* Orangeburg.
Pickens ? Matthew Hendrix,* .J. A.
Illnton..*
Richland ? Jno. P. Thomas. Jr.. anil
John McMaster. Columbia; l?. \V. liar
kell,* Columbia; .1. M. Hawlinson.*
Eaatover.
Saluda ? D. B, Pearifoy,* Havirds
viller, and J. W. Reedy.*
Spartanburg? F. Clark Bates.* K. D
Edwards,* Je^se M. MahafTey,'* Hoi
ace I/. Bomar.* Dr. S. T. D. Lancas
ter,* I. 11. Blackwood.*
Sumter ? Altamont Moses and T. B.
Eraser, Sumter; J. A. Clifton. Jr..*
Sumter.
Union ? A. Coles, Carlisle; H. C. Kit
tle. Kelton.
Williamsburg ? T. B. Ctourdin, l}\'fe
levville; W. I.. Bass.* Lake City; P. S.
Wall.
York? J. Rochelle Hail*', Fort Mill;
J. E. Beamguard. Clover: P. D. Bar
ron.* Rock Hill; F. P. McCain,* York
vi lie.
The statements show that IS t>f the
old members come back to the house
of representatives, and that 75 new
members have been accounted for in
the returns, making .almost, a new
body In the lower branch of the gen
eral assembly, fn- the ?rnnte M> of the
old members held over, their terms
running to the next election. Two o(
these, however, will not be in the next
senate, others being chosen Xo fill out
the unexpired terms. Of the old mem
bers of the nenate who *;ood for re
election three were dnfeated and nine
were reelected. So it is that there will
be 26 old members In this year's aeu.ite
and IS new aenators.
Cleveland Saloon.* Closed.
Cleveland. O.. S >ecUl,~ -.In lonipll
anf e with the strtf'. order -from Chief
of Police Corner, try local saloons will
shut up Sunday, 'i'hers wore fow ar
rests fceca?f)i tlr-?*e wtre few viola
tion* of the law Chief Coiner haa
states rfcst the Stsr.Sa:' clerics iar?
will he <snf jrceO i'rem now* on. Th?
r?ason fvr the n^*-. .nfcrctrat ur cf th?
law heretofore l?a * ueew alleged over
ruling orders from 'he hip ??;? oHV
clals. Heretofore it ha? h.;e;? an t-wa/
matter to gft in a talocu in ban jay
in Cloveland.
The mayor of the little town ot
St. Kmtland. in France. baa banged
kim^if with his acarf\>t office, let?*
| lac V note behind to eiato that he w4*
4riw trwiait aulc44? by tha carea
Importance of Education.
There arft some subject* about whUb
ono can never write or talk too wucb.
Their loiporiance and value to the pub
lic Hie so grcjat that It becomett the
duty of the prfas to keep eternally pub
lishing something about them until
their real Importance and value are
1 11 II y realized. /
No subject ia of greater Importance
to the people than that of education
We may have splendid railroad facili
ties but while every man uppreclut* *
convenience* of thin kind aud fully r<? - j
oguizes the worth of a good railroad j
system no one will deny that a goo i
public HCbool system is far moro ln?- j
portant and of a greater value to any
community.
Intelligence Is the life of any neigh'
borhood. Kill up your section of the
state with a lot or ignoramuses an i
you couldn't he hired to stay there, for
you would be dissatisfied and unhappy.
f,et a state neglect the education of her
young people and she discounts her
standing In the civilized world. The*
days of "blissful Ignorance" are fast
passing away. Today, America is of
such great Importance to the civilized
wdrld that it Is absolutely necessary
for her people to be endowed with
knowledge.
W6 may boast of our history, we
may refer with pleasure to the blue
blood that courses through our veins,
hut we will soon lose our standing !n
the sisterhood of states If we do not
make a better and more adequate pio
vlslon for the education of our off
spring.
Wo boast of our public institution*
and we have a perfect right to feci
proud of therii, but we sadly neglect
our public schools. What we need Is a j
well organized public school syhtem, i !
system so well organized and managed j
that the boys and girls who attend our !
public schools may, when they have i
completed tho prescribed course of j
study, be ablo to at once enter a <oi- j
lege or university. ? Fredericksburg. |
Va. ,Free Lance,
""
Ought to Take Warning.
j Fond motherVNow, look here, j
-TjrryiRv. ? n -tram you-ru mtait -uir Avnn
that girl. She is very pretty and all
that, but I lpow her too well to want
you to risk ;your life and happiness by
marrying her. Why, she knows no
moro about housekeeping than I do
about Greek ? not a bit."
George ? Perhaps not, but sho can
learn.
j Mother ? After marriage is rather
i late for that, George.
George ? But you said yourself, that
j you did not know a thing about house
i keeping until after you were married.
Mother ? Very true, George ? and
your poor father died of dyspepsia
I twenty years agoJPfStray Stories.
Xf
Origin of Ham and Eggs.
When Noah had oil the birds cor
ralled in the ark, ilheni, Ham., and
Japhet, his three sons, made riome
famous collections of birds' egga till
N ah found out what they were doing
by catching Ham robbing the great
auk's nest.. It was shortly after this
incident that Noah maile his famous
bon mot about Ham and Eggs, the
exact wording of which escapes us.
but which ""was often recounted at
the old settlers' dinners In the vicin
ity of Mount Ararat.? Minneapolis
Journal. #
Deafness Cannot lio Cured
by local Applications uk t hoy ??tin not reach the
diseased portion of the ear. ThnrMs only out
way to cure deafness, and that is by consti
tutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an
Inflamed condition of thy mucous lining of
the Eustn<*lilnn Tube. When this tube is In
flamed you have a rumbling soum! or imnnr
; feet hearing, and when it {p, entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unlisstho in tin m
matlon 'ean bo taken out and this tube re
stored to itseftormal condition, hearing will
bo destroyed forever. NInwSnfces out of ten
i are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but au
Inflamed condition of the mucous surface.
! - - We will Kiv? One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Hall's Cafcurrh Cure, Cir
culars sent free. F. J.Cu?sey& Co. .Toledo, U.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
, Iiall's Family Pills are the best.
Silk is considered unclean by the Moham
medans, becausc it is the product ol a
j worpi.
j FITS perm inftntly ourod.No fltsor noi vom
! nensafter flMt dav's use of Dr. ICine's Groat
| NervaJlestorer. Atrial bottle and *reatlse(r>>:>
! Dr.U. II. Kline, Ltd.. Ml Arch sr.. , Phlla.,Pa.
j Fame is merely an entree; t'orlnne is a
i fc45t.
I Mrs.Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup for children
j teething, soften the gums, reduces inflanvoa.
J tion.allayspaln.ourcs w\ud nolic. i5c. abotl l??
I The dtii 1 season is when the scissors
j grinder docs his best br.siness.
I I'lITXAM U''aOFIjF88 DYES cost but 10
| cent 8 per package.
| It's funny how even cold cash can burn
| a hole in a man's pocket.
j IMso's Cur* for Consumption Is an tafallibla
I medicine for coughs atfd colds*? N. \V.
I Samukj., Ocean Orore, N. J., Feb. 17, 1'JOJ.
I.iie would be very monotonous ii there
i was nothing; to kick about.
Co ugh
"My wife had a deep-seated cough
for three years. I purchased two
bottles of Ayer's Cherry "Pectoral,
large size, and it cured her com
pletely." "
J. H. Burgc, Macon, Col.
Probably you know of
cough medicines that re
lieve little coughs, all
coughs, exccpt deep ones I
The medicine that has
oeen curing the worst of
deep coughs for sixty
years is Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral.
Tfcrtt ?li?s : lit., Mc? SI. All tofttate.
Commit your doctor. If h? tnyt uk? It,
tb*u do u h? up. IX !?? toll* y<Mi not
to take H. th?? non't rako It. Ho know*.
MtTt It witt t!ra. \\> vf wilUr.*.
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A .nervous, irritable mottyer, often on tj?;
unfit to care for children; it ruins ft child's <
upon herself. The (rouble between children
too often is due to the fact 1 hat the >va0 *
weakness, ami she is entirely unfit to beaiMhfl^.
that governing a child involves; it is Impossible
calmly. She cannot help it, as her condition isdtfc
shattered nerves caused by some derangement,
with backache, headache, and all kinds
of nervous prostration.
When a mother finds that she cannot be r
children, she may be sure that her condition'fM*
not do better than to take ly.vdia K. Pinkhan^
This medicine will build up her system, fitrenf.
tr> calmly, handle a disobedient child wi
children will soon realize the difference, and i"t
will themselves become quiet.
Mrs. May Brown, of Chicago^
44 Dkar Mr*. Pik
honor is due,' and
find honor of the
have so blec&edlyjfi
iisofl Lvdlii E. PI?
J pounn when I vrc
ji ml i rritable, or hare
whieJi but few-woBM
that it relieved me
strength. Several.
ei'nry Union, speak
Vegetable Compound* ?u? iluili
from SCTTOTiSTe
who thought slio
Hon, was oared w
the world but I<y
table CompoiiTV
You have hosts wof.
if you came to vlsft'Ottr el
you honor. Gratefully yours, ? Mils. May llROWlf,5T^
How Mrs. Pinkham Helped Mrs,
" Dkau Mr*?. Pin km am : ? I feel it my duty to writ
pood you and your Vegetable Compound are doing. 1 ~
my first baby was born, and at the birth of my weeorf
myself thought I should never live through It. After
came rcgular^and when it came I suffered terfll
ovarian trouive. A friend of my husband's twl
IMnkhom's Vegetable I 'ompoiiml for me.' i
hut now nothing could induce me to be without it. rT|
regular, and I feel like a now woman. Your medicine^
ing worn* n. I hope this letter will loud others to tjEjTj"
Vegetable C'oiiipoutKl. Yours truly, Mrs. liii
St., Sun Fraueisco, Cal." (March 10, 1901). *
fc'UKE MEDICA L Al>VICE TO
If tli or<> is anything in your case alwqtj
special advice, write freely to fltrs. Pinkl
3I:iss. Her advice is free, and her advice
FORFEIT \ty?.atmot forthwith produce *!*?<
above toMiinonials, which will prorft their Abrofutt
Lydi? B. PiMttomm
FOR GRADUATES. E^?XSSMSji?!
Our money winninjk'books,
wiittcn by men who know, tell
you a! I about
They ar? nee<le<l by every man
who owns a huUl ami a plow, aiul
who debiros to got the most out
of them.
They at e /rtt. Send postal card.
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? :l ' liii l, \>?v Vnrk
Capsicum Vaseline.
Put up in Collapsible Tube*.
A substitute f'.r and Ssii.erlor to Mustard or
n nv other plaster, an<1 will not MUter tho most
flcilcHif ~i,i !i. The |>Mn nilaylnn and curati-vft
fjuiiii' . jo-- .>f ilit's article arc wonderful. It will
Hii.p the toothache ;it once and relieve head
?chcutdjiclaUcft.
We recommend It as the liest and safest cj- j
lenial cuuuuauirsUaiU. ?lor> m on i
temal, remedy for pains In s ii?? cheat nnd ?tom* I
?eh And nil rliQumftikMicuralttio and eou ty com
plaints. A trial will pro.e what wn claim for If, ?
hjkI H <\ill ?M-\f,'.u?ul to >>/< Invaluable. In the
household. viny people --ay "It is the Tjbgl of
all your preparation*. ' ' ?--?
Price l.l eciita, nt all drusKlsts, or other deal*
or*, or l.y Kiuiditift (hi* amount tons lHWiSUHW
frlmnp* >v?- will <-etul you a tulie l?y wall.*
So urtirle *-lioiitd lie accepted hy the puhllo..
ifnle--* the mi me carrier r.ttr l.ilvl.'an otherwise
it I# not Ronuiiie: ' f V
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