The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 27, 1903, Image 4
W DISGUISED CATARRH
? A -Stealthy, Insidious, Weakening Enemy to s Women ? Many
Thc^usund Women {Suffer Needlessly From "This Cause.
' There * multitude of womtn, ]
tlalfy m acYviven, and nil other wotnqn j
obliged to be on their constantly, !
who are wretched beyond devci-ipt'ion, ;
aimply because their strength and vitality |
ia sapped awfiy by cAtanhal discharge* '
from tno pelvic organs. These wpmen get j
up In the morning tired. drug thomaelvc*
through their daily duties tired, only to
go toned .it night a* tired as Irffore.
. ' Mm. Kva Haitlio, 1.18 KaM Itttli Hhrnt,
N. Y. C'-ltjr, W. Y., wrlt.*i??? " I mifferpd for
three ye*ra with what Ih none-all/ known an
frunorrhe*, In nonnootlrm with operation ot
tho womb. The dootor* n<l viHjfttml an onwa
won wh'oh I dreaded very inuoh, find utrTrn!*
ly objected to K'? under it. lt^/Kilnx of rlio
value of reruns. 1 thought It boat to give
this well-known rtmedy n trial, ko I bought
three bottUn of it nt once. Now I nai n
changed woman. I'orunn oured in. ; It took
nlno !v>ttloft. but I foil x?> much Improved 1
kept taking It, dreadixl an opiatlon no
ifiuub. I unf-U-dny In jporfeot health, and j
? have not fell to well lor nftoew y?*a?H."- Mr*. I
Kva liartho. j
MI8B MMJIHK MA HON.
f*- I
Mim Lnullii Mulion, 0 Hitllle Ktrndli
Toronto, tint, Cuii.. H?tcr?-tai y ol Ilia KIhk'? i
I)MUK)itei?, Mini Mwiretarv of I nily Mnc??
!>*???; wrllct:? "Jf ull women knew of tho j
bon?:ttt? to bedorlved from Ink iik I'aruna wo
would hnve iriMiy Impiiter nnd more benltli
it i women. My health im* never been too
robust, uikI 1 mil cattily fatigued mid can not
Mnnd rnuoli. About a year ?k" I wassorttn
down tbat i bnd to titko to my bud, nnd be
came wenker nnd weaker. A friend advln?il
int) to tiy i'eiunu, ii n<l 1 have Kiont reason to
bewrnluiui, for In two weeks i wunoiit ol tied
unti in n nionil) I was pcrltfllly well, And I
now llnd Mini lit) health Is much more romist
ti (in formerly, to that i take fVrtimi oiico or
twice a month and keep well."- I.ouIho Million.
Corn ixt in audi a perfect apcciHc for each i
caso that when pahc.ntM have once uaj;d it j
> they can never, be induced to <juit it until ,
they are pcrmanentlv cured, ft begins to t
relievo the diangreeable ?ymptutns at once, j
Thi backache ccuaoa. I lie trembling kite? a
arc Htreiigt honed, the appetite restored, J
the digestion made perfect, the dull head
ache in stopped and the weakening drains
are gradually cured. TlU'ne results certain
ly follow a course of treatment with I'e- i
runn.
Barbara Albert y, corner Seventh and ?
Walnut HtreetH, Appfcton, Wis., writes n.s '
follows in regard to Veruna:
"Kor von ra I have Buffered with back j
ache ami severe pain* in the aide. I doe* I
tored ho much that I became discouraged.
A school friend told me how very much |
1'eruna had benefited her and I Bent out I
for u bottle, which did more to relieve me i
than all the oth.er medicine 1 have ever I
CUtfUl'iNTi COnniilST.
Marriages between elderly widows ?
and men young enough to bo their :
hoiih continue to i)c the fashion in Km; j
liah society, (ho latest nmtch of tliisi
kind being that which has just been |
arranged between the widowed March- I
lonoss of Lothian and Hertram Talbot, |
who was born in the very year of Lady
Lothian's first mnrriagA. Lady Lothian
is a woman of over ?50 yertVs of age. a
sinter of the present. Duke of Hue
cleueh, lias several grandchildren, and
her son. the present Marquis of Loth
ian, was at one time engaged to be
married to Bertram Talbot's sister, the
marriage, however, being broken off.
Bertram Talbot was formerly a clerk
in tho House of Commons, is a son of
J, C. Talbot, the member of Parlia
ment for Oxford University, and will
find himself the stepfather of several
of his wife's children, who are nearly
fts ohl as hjwiself. Tho marriage serves
to recall/those of tho Caroline, Duch
ess 4Sf-~Mgn$r-o8o, with Harry Mliner,
who was 40 years or more her Junior;
THE MEN AND WOMEN
Who Enjoy the Choicest Products
of the World's Commerce.
Know It'ilac of H lint 1m Ileal Murr Im
portant 'I'll nit We all li With
out II.
It must bo apparent to every one that
qualities ?>f the highest order arc ncccs
Mftry to ? n.iliUt the lust of the products of
modern cutiiiiu-rw to attain permanently
to universal acceptance. Ilowrvi r loudly
heralded, they inny not hope for world-wide
prceriiiiH'tn-e unless they nu-cl with f In
general approval, not of Individuals only,
but of the many who have tho happy
~ faculty of s**t??ctlng, enjoying and learn
ing; the real worth of the cholccst prod
ucts. Their conmiendat ion, consequently,
becomes Important to others, since to
meet the requirements of tho well in
formed of all countries the method of
manufacture must he of the most per
iod order and this combination the most
tv-ellent of its kind. Tho above Is true
not of food products only, but is espe
cially applicable to medicinal agents and
after nearly a quarter of a century of
1 growth and general use the excellent
remedy, Syrup of Figs, is everywhere
acceptca, tnroughout tho world, a* iho
best of family laxatives. Its quality Is
due not only to tho excellence of tho
combination. the laxative and carmin
ative principles""?! plants known to act
.jfltfst beneficially system and pre
sented In .tho form oMtvj>leasant ami re
freshing liquid, but also tr?-4i|o method
or manufacture of the CalifoFhi?<FlK
... Syrup Co., which ensures that unlforlttt*...
ty and purity essential In a remedy In
tended for family use. Ask any physi
cian yho Is well Informed and he will ,
answer *1 once that it Is an excellent
laxative,- Jfct a t ail eminent In his pro
fession Whd l^is made a special study 4??
laxatives and their effects upon the sys
tem he will toll you that it Is the best
ot family laxatives, boertuse it Is sim
ple and wholesome end chanson and
sweetens tho system effectually, when
a laxative U n??dcd, without any un
> * pleasant after-effect*. Every well-in
formed druggist of ^reputable standing
lmowa that Syrup of Figs is an excel
lent laxative and is glad to soil It, at
the regular price of fifty cents per bot
tlt, because it give* general satisfac
tion, but one should remember that In
order to get tho beneficial effects of
?jm? Of Fife it Is necessary to buy tho
~jpliWM? which to sold tn original pack*
UN only; tho name of tho remedy?
- H?m K ties and alto tbs full name of
tho O? pony California Fig Syrup Co.
plem on tho front of every package.
MICH. KVA HAKT1IO.
M!H. ANNA MAIITIN.
of Lady Itandolph Churchill with \
(jCoikg Cornwallls-Wcst ; of Hugo do
Ihilho Willi Mrs. l.anKtry; of Mrs.
Sloane Stanley with Shelley llontcyn, |
aiiil many others.
The quarterly dividend which Stan- j
dard Oil shareholders are now roeolv
iiiK is $i0 a share. The amount dis
tributed Is $520,000,000. If the samo
rate continucH through the year, there
will be Ifclld $X0, 000,000 on the $100,
000.000, which by vast lnflntlou stands
as the capital <>f the trust. It cannot
be said that these enormous profits
are earned. They are not earned, but
extorted from the people. The past
year has offered peculiar opportuni
ties' for tliis trust. The coal shortage
compelled the people to return to other
fuel, and oil was the most convenient
in every way. Taking advtyitagc of the
necessities of the public, the Standard
Oil Trust raised the price of its pro
duct from time to time, until at tho
height of the fuel famine the price of
taken. J u<u<U it (nitb/ull/ for two week*,
it completely eur?<I in*. 1 have uo{
ha<l any pain* aince, anywhere, hut feci
like a new woman. I am truly thankful
for what Peruna haa done for ma. ? Bar
hara Alberty.
.vvv?.vvvvvvvvwvwv\wv?wwwvvvv
Mr*. Kat? Mann, 800 Halfcutat |lr??t,
t uronto, Oat. Clin., % l?* fM4U?|( ut the
I.Mitlna' Al<t Hocjetf ? HrriUlU1'! L>j<ja>v <1
to Ml v* prai?* to PeFon* ror the bleated relief
1 found through It* uao. 1 auffer?4 tor rear*
with ItuckacUo and draggln u down pain* auq
often hud to go to bed end etay ther? whan I
wah an buay that I could Illy ha ? pa rod. It
wita therefore ft almple godsend to mo *vhen
i'eroua wa* brought to my notlcft. ? Krery
drop aoomed to give me now life, and every
dona undo inn f*?l much bat'er. atut i prom*
iM>d m >4ul f that If I found that It Cured mi I
would Advocate It ao that other eulTerinn
woinon ahould know of It. I havy been In
pirtoct health for om? yeer, J color work and
nlofiaure becauae in auoh fine health, and no
(rouble ae*m? too heavy t> boar when you are
in good health. Peruna hat atiuplv' bwen a
houaebrdd bieMipg. *'>'1 I never will be with
out It again. -~Mre. Kate Maun.
JHH1. KATK MANN.
Mri, Ann* Martin, 47 llwft Kl? Urouk
lyu, N. V., wrlee*:? ?" I'oruna did so much
for mctlwt I foal It 111/ duty to recommend
it to others who may no nlmllUrly am 10 ted.
About a your a?o my health ?'?? completely
broken down, lin t backache, dlKslnosa find lr
nvfiilarltlog, aud llfo noemwd dark ludeed.
Wo hud UHed I'crunu In our homo a? a twulo,
and forcold-tnnd catarrh, and I decided to
try it for my trouble. In loss than thro*
month h 1 bccamn regular, my pallia had en*
tlroly dluppearod, and 1 am now porfectlj
well."? Mr*. Anna Martin.
Mrs. Win. Jletriek, Kennard, Washing
ton County. writes:
J "I am (my his yearn old and hnvo not
felt Well uiricu tlie Change of Life began
ten year# ago. I was in misery soiyewlteic
, most of the time. Mv back was very weak
and my flesh ??> tender it hurt me to lean
! against the back of A chair. I had Uftip
under my shoulder blades, in the small of
my back and hips. I sometimes wished
myself out of this world, Had hot and
i cold spells, dizziness and trembling of tha
| limbs, and was losing tlesh all tne time.
After following your directions and taking
I'eruna I now feel like a different person.
? Mrs. Win. lletriek.
If you do not derive prompt and satis
factory results fi oin the use of Veruna write
at once to Dr. llurtinan, giving a full state
ment jf you/ ease, and he will be pleaseii
to give you Ins valuable advice gratis.
I'eruna can be purchased for $1 per bottle
at all tirat clasa drug stores.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of Th?
llartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
oil was the highest for many years
past.
Some "old masters" which were of
fered a ttho second night's ralo of oil
paintings from the Arthur Fiirbcr and
tho Misses De Peyster collections In
New York Friday night failed to evoke
much enthusiasm among prospective
buyers. A Remhrundt was sold for $30.
and a Madonna and child, by Itubens,
fetched only $360. while one of the
minor paintings by Hosa Bonheur
sold for $800 after most spirited bid
ding. In all eighty-two paintings wore
I sold for a total of $22,244. Adolphe
I Schreyer's "Arabian Camp" brought
the highest price of any painting,
$4,550 being paid for It. Besides this,
there were two paintings which
brought over $1,000.
"Trouble about, an optimist," says
a Dlllvllle exchange, "Is that, after
hoping for the best, he foels like com
mitting suicide when he gets tho
I worst.1' ( So. 18.
Universallu
Accepted
as
The
Best
Family
,u Laxative
SYRUP OF FIGS
is
Recommended bu
Manu Millions
of
The Well- Informed
Throughout the World
Manufactured bu
LMlavilto, Ky,
M . T.
rOM MALE B7 ALL LKADIXO DMUOOISTS
matt r/rrr cmxt* m bottle.
Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein
Cwgiit, Cold*. UQrlpp* (ft S'JSW
V
WILL Be TAXED.
Opinion Concerning: Building and l.'?nn
A*socl#tlon?.
Building aud loan associations muot
be taxed. That its the ttdvi ct> given t lift '
Comptroller Oeneral by the Attorney j
General's office, the / opinion b?dng |
written by tbe assistant attorney gen- j
oral, Mr. Townsejad. Thin is an In no- !
vat Ion, at leant l)i gonio counties, and !
the attempt to asses ? and to colloid j
tax e? may be taken Into the court*.
But the attorney general has advised
that this Is fequlrtd by the law aq l
the Comptroller General will a< t ac
cordingly.
When the auditor of Itlchland coun
ty, Mr. W. II. Olbbea, Jr., wan told of
thin yesterday, he mated that he had
already decided to call the attention
of the county board of equalization to
tblg matter. Mr. Qlbbeg states that he
has had a number of people to a^U him
if they must make a return of their
stock In building and loan asa:>< lations
and he hag told them that the com
pany at) guch and not through the in
dividual stockholder Is subject to the
taxation.
But of all the nine "domestic '' build
In* and loan associations in the city
of Columbia, not one has been on the
axbooks and not one has made a re
turn this year. There Is another com
pany with headquarters In Syracuse,
?k" T'* '8 ?*ald to be subject 1>
the laws of taxation on account of i
business in Columbia.
Oue of the Columbia companies, the
Domestic, lu exempted because It
started In business after the, llrst of
0 year. The other eight are the
Building and Investment Com nan v of
CoIumbJa the Richland, the Cfciwn?
/? u? ?i tlie Homestead, the Fl
?l3V*n,,SBCUrlty* aud Pruden
tlal Mr. Ulbbea could Hud no evidence
companies. V'ng bec* ?>ade by these
Comptroller General Jones has ro
colved eeveral letter. Si,
hhn to got a declaration fiom the
office of the Attorney General The '
build ng and loan companies' claim I
not be taxofi^i'fh01" mortgages should
1 oe t.ixcd as the property on which
he mortgages are given Is itself
taxed and the law doea ??t nor m I t
it"?rtlr'' Anot"i'r
S that While the mortgage might have
S/'S/hor ll-ooof^a while the
party might have made many payment
SSi to" m.1?^04 h,B n'*ual
ness to the company yet the mort
had? ever t b? t&X<J<i as if no Payments
i been made thereupon Tho
Burance ?com'
zattone no? now taxoj!' ?,hCr
THE COMPLAINTS.
th ii Wa,tor *? Hazard, president ol
tlcm ofPfl Building and Loan Associa
uai v 29th flT ,?Wn' l,,lder (iato of Ja?
com an? ii? , a comPlalnt that tho
? ! y ,m? b?ou paving taxes for
thlf iM under protest, claiming
that It is not liable to taxation, owing
the peculiar nature of its busi
"?~8JjLJr??tends that 1,10 f??<ls ot I
v..~ association are loaned the
shareholders, secured by mortgages I
n personal and real property which la
already taxed. The law does not com I
template double taxation" which ho I
Ing 'and io?G ?f UxinR the b",ld<
?ng and loan company.
(.,nlr'. Hazard then cites facts which
tend to show discrimination. The only
nlZr lf>u,IUiu? and loan company \n
Georgetown Is the Eureka, which has
a capital stock of $150,000 but is not
assessed for taxation. "And your neti
e?es thV th?b|y lnform?'1 "4 V
, es that the large number of simi
bualneea la Co,
I and Charleston also enlov
immunity from taxation."
relle?ed?fnfref tht ??mi)Hny bo?? to be
relieved of further taxation and asks
tUlon rr^ i? ?f *?*** for 1902' Th,s P?
from Wm wSr^aVOrable endorsement
and P m ? r Dorrin' county auditor.
Mr w rLuSa8. county treasurer,
hnar/i ?V' D?an, chairman of the
^rd,?{, assessors of 8partanburg cltv
?orh?Tu^ir,CV W, ?te Sptro -
?nattTr an^ a u rP,gard to this same
comoai'iloa ah8 ^ i building and loan
companies should not return tho
cridft on th ?fledtItBi and evitlences ot
crecut on the first day of the vpnr in
Spartanburg the custom haa been to
thaJrdn?erih".8 cash ?? sorl,!a on
that date, but no account is taken of
'loaned on collaterals.
vr J t LT W?BK A, HARDSHIP' !
MaJ. John H. Earle of Greenville at
torney ror ih? Carolina !.m'" aS
Xltif t?OmPa0y; a!?? fil0(1 n c?m plaint
thp afiiio r?mpt roller. He emphasized
capita?" "?tnH8ti We 1,avp no flxod
aP'tal, strictly mutual." "all loans
on taxed real estate," "not a bank "
do not take deposits," "make no loans
<>n endorsed notes." "generally have
this little company has to pay
?he high rate of tax here on tho mort
nVi1 h?U,S ,n trust- U vvl11 run them
said r!.aV0e8tot?,!'Ch " rc'|,ros<'nt?l
Mr" r? l? ,thc comptroller general.
ili\ Tounsi>n>? said that bulldinr and
loan companies nre to bo taxed as
other companies and ho cited a de
show* thn t 'i r I11,n.0,s KUPrcme court to
aUon *nn Lr?uld not ho doubl* tax
ul . Building and Ix>an Associa
tloiis should be required to return all
~r,r,,by ""?"????? on re#a
f(>1 taxation at their full value."
Three f arm era Shot
r,!;iriWO?d; Special. ?Robert (i,
Ch.atham. Robert Quattlebaum aui
Uehe Penn. three well known white
farmers of the Phoenix section, were]
ovinrk ' T?hrot> ambush at 2'
oriork Thursday morniug w swno
tenClnC? ,' 9ailison' a POStOfflce about
receivi!i n ei?W h0I?- Mr- Cbeatham
eoei\ed a charge of bucKshot tn the
?f 1,,s boi,y' 1,18 hands, arms
it rln? receiving the load. Although
That range. h,s Physician thinks
that the wounds are not necessarily fa
nHrafiI>n recover unless some ooin
h !L wi? ? ? , Mr ^un,t,el>a?m hai
ic.mi IL Km hrokrn nni also received
me flesh wounds in the upper part o'
Mr. I'enn's wonffl ,?.? nVadi
by a charge of bird shot wWch center
ed in the calf of the left.
Although the shooting occurred at X
o clock in the morning no news of It
received here until after midd?y.
rfp.or| waB v*Ty meagre as to
!*^d B M for No o U
A ?*ctlon to know a
thing about It. Dr. B. W. Cobb of tbte
placs wsa summoned, but ha haa not
yet returned. Tfce facta a? to Uia
#wSv* obu,ne<1 from Dr. J. L*
nhtiiM-L ?hof>n,\ wwho *M tha first
physician to reach tba wounded man.
It la reported that the shooting was
by negroes and that seven or
eight volley, were exchanged. Th6s<*
sxr1* kn?w n 1+
PAINFUL PERIODS
are overcome by Lwlia EL Pink
bum h V?geUble Compound.
JVUhm Menard cured after doc
toru failed to holp her.
" Lydla E. PJnkliam'M Vege
table Compound cured mo after
doctor* bad failed, and I want
other girl# to know about It. Dur
ing menstruation I suffered most
intense pain low in tho abdomen
and in my limbs. At other times I
had a heavy, depressed feeling
which made my work seem twice
as hard, and I grew pale and thin.
The medicine tno doctor gave mo
did not do me one bit of good, and
I was thoroughly discouraged. The
doctor wanted me to stop work, but,
of course, I could not do that. I
finally began to take Lydla K.
Pink ham's Vegetable Compound
and felt better after taking the first
1 bottle, and after taking six bottles
I was entirely cured, and am now
in perfect health, and I am so grate
ful for it." ? Miss Georoik Menard,
I fi37 E. 152nd St.. New York City. ?
$6000 forfeit If original of a boo* Utter proving
genuineness cannot be produced.
l,ydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound cures female U1h when
all other means have failed.
Peculiar to the North.
Ixmtsville Post: . In reading about
tho Buffalo tragedy and the Ohio
fiend, the public Is asked to keep In
mind that Buffalo and Ohio are north
of Mason and Dixon's lines. There are
some crimes which are rarely com
mitted in the south.
Where His Prayers Were Needed, j
The Parson? 1 Intend to pray that !
you may forgive Casey for having j
thrown that brick at you.
The Patien^K? Mebbe yer riv-rence i
'ud .be saving tolme if ye'd Just wait
till O git well an" then pray for |
Casey. I
Russia for fifteen years has en
couraged the cultivation of cotton in |
Turkestan, and she has succeeded. In ;
1889 the cotton crop wan 76,000 bales,
, while the estimated production for
>.1903 will be 604,000 bales.
I V ?
George Vanderbilt has purchased
another large tract of North Caroiiua
land.
pUftet RHEUMATISM AND CATARRH.
H.V.H. Com D??^ImU4 CUM
?To fro?? It H. M. ??. 9cut free.
These diseases, with ache* and pun* in
Lone*, joint* and back, agonizing pains ?n
nhoulder blades, hand*, finger', ?rm? and
J ega crippled by theuingtistii, lumbago, sci
atica, or neuralgia; hawking, apitting, nose
bleeding, ringing in the ear*, sick stomach,
dcsfnee?, noivs in the bead, bad teeth, thin
hot blood, all rundown feeling of catarrh
are nine signs of u^awful poisoned condi- t
(ton of the blood. Take Jlotanic Mood
Halm (B.B.B.) Soon all aches and pains
stop, the poison is destroyed and a real
permanent cure is made of the Worst rheu
matism or foulest catarrh. Thousands of
cases cured by taking B.B.B. Jt strength
ens weak kidneys and improves diges
tion. Druggist*, $1 per large bottle. Sam
ple free by writing Bl.ooi) Halm Co., 18
Mitchell St., Atlanta, (?a. Describe trouble
and free medic^jdvice aent in aealed letter. 1
It is quite natural 1CT an ocean grey
hound should occasionally run down a cat
FITS l permanently cured. No its or nervous j
cess after first day's use of Dr. Kline 'a Great !
NorreRestorer. $'/ trial bottl*4nd treat Iso free
Dr. B. H, Klixk, Ltd., 081 ArohBt,.Phlla., I'a.
A reformer is generally a man who tries
to convert others to hit- way of thinking.
Mra.Wtnalow'a HoetblngSymp for ohildrei
teething, soften the guow?| reduces lnflsmma
tlon, allay* paiu.oures wind colic, 'ide. a bottle
You can't measure a genius by the length
of hia^halr. ? :
Piao'a Cure cannot be too hif bly apt ken of
as a oough oure.? J. W. O'Daiix, ?22 Third
Avenue, N., Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 6, 1900.
* * " ? 1 ' 0 4
The man who agrees with nobody think*
everybody else i* wrong.
Putnam Fauki.kss Pykb color Silk,
Wool and Cotton at one boiling.
Some people don't care what happen* so
long aa it doesn't happen to them.
$2.50
Bbl
POTATOES :
jSSSSffigESSiE
aMrtti Wtiul, tlko. ptr
??> Utaat Clover, etc .npon of 10* poiun.
JOHN A.?ALE?RIERDCO.pit'r?Me, \VU.
wetfercVuM ThempieiTe Eye Wafer
A Safe 8ubject.
Chicago News: "What can I preach
about next Sunday that will plcaoc
the entire congregation 1" asked the
new minister. "Preach aobut the evils
of riches," replied the old deacon.
"There isn't a member of the congre
gation that is worth over $2,000."
Spring Notes From BMIviile.
Literature has been lively the past
two weeks. All the> poets are plowing.
While our leading novelist was
grubbing stumps last Wednesday,
some person who is undoubtedly a
friend to the reading public stole the
manuscript of his latest novel.
The lakes are just right for fishing
now .and the flshlngt brigade is ac
tive. But all the fish-liars will have
their portion, later on, in another lake.
. There is no "song ,of tho plowman"
in this section. The plowman is too
busy swearing at the mule. So. 18.
DOAN'S DEAL GENTLY.1
Its the gentle and effective action of Doan's Kidney Pills in Kidney,
Bladder, and Urinary troubles that make them famous with ?
Men, Women, and Children. i
Mt. Pleasant, Onio. ? I received the
samplo of Doan's Kidney Pills, and never
Lad any medicine do me so -much good in
so little time. I had Congestion of the
| Kidneys and Bladder so severe it caused a
pressure on tho lungs like Asthma, but
through tho use of Doan's Pills I am free
and easy now. Gso. W. Smitii, Veter
inary Surgeon, P. O. Box 41, Mt. Pleasant,
Ohio.
Aged peoplo find Doan's Kidnly Pills a
great comfort for declining years.
They, euro incontinence and urinary
weakness peculiar to children.
Baxter Springs, Kansas. ? I received
tho free sample of Doan's Kidney Pills.
For five years I have had much pain in my
hack, which physicians said arose froin the
kidneys. Four boxes of Doan's Pills have
tntirely cured the trouble. I think I owe
my life to these pills, and I want others to
know it. Sadi* Davis, Baiter Springs.
Kansas. '
About 150,000 different kind* of beetles
nave been discovered thus far by the
scientists.
Stati or Ohio, Oi+y orT oi.*no, i
Lucas County. (
Fran* J. Chembt, make oath that hot* the
senior partner of the Arm of F. J. Cheney X
Co., iloln<{ business In the Olty of T0I01I6,
^County and Htate aforesaid, and that salil '
'firm will pay the sum of one humohxo dol- |
i. ahs for each and every case or catarrh that ]
cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
Catarrh Cube. Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
. ? ? ? , presenoe.thteGthday of December,
?I real, | A. D., 188G. A. W. Gleason,
' ? v ? ' Jb'otary Public.
Hall'aCatarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and
aots dirootly on the blood and mucous sur
faoos of tho system. S?nd for testimonials,
free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Hold by DruRglsta,79o.
llall's Family Pills are the best.
The chronic borrower seldom pays a
man back in his own coin.
Aching backs are eased. Hip, back, and '
loin pains overcome. Swelling of tbe
limbs and droosj' signs vanish.
They correct urino with brick dust sedi
ment, high colored, xcessive, pain In pars
ing, dribbling, frcq .en y. bed wetting.
Doan's Kidney diss. .? and remove
calculi and gravel. . clicve heart palpita
tion, sleeplessness, headache, nervousness.
PRCS ? QOOD FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
Fosmt-Mtuvnx Co., Buffalo, M. T.
Please send me by mull, without charge,
trial lx>x Doau's Kidney 1111s.
Poat- office
State
(Cut out coupon on dotted tines and mall (Of
Koater-Mllbura Co., Buffalo, N. Y.)
Medical Ad vie#- Free ? Strictly CwuftwCstisL
August Noel, the oldest negro In
Louisiana of whom any accurate re
cord is preserved, is dead In Ascen
sion Parish on the Eben Hall planta
tion 6f Honry Mr Call, collector of cus
toms at New Orleans. Noel w&B born
in McCall, Plaquemine Parish, on the
plantation of Richard McCall, grand
father of his last employer, in 1799
and lived there through the nineteenth
centurv. He was born a slave and as
such grew to manhood. When the Mc
Ca'.ls moved up the river to Ascen
sion in the '50s Noel was taken with
them. After Lincoln's emancipation
proclamation he remained with the
family of his former master, continu
ing in their service as slave or em
ployee 104 years.
Snow, rain, hall, and sleet have fal
len in England, doing great damage.
IS NOT A CURE-ALL.
BUT IT CURES RHEUMATISM
And mtt ???mm nrMMf A?*? (mpNfMM In OU blood. It iiw(Wwh> ?HR Ml
4njwr* <M mv?m. <1w#err*. Kidney, J ,4r*r mnd Stawmtk InwMm
<4iiji|iwr und*r iA? jwm/Wt H?l< jwiH/yiny o/fM# m*dtmtme.
TWO MTTt?. CU?CO.
0?Dtl*a?n s? I take pleerare fa bwrtf twtl? y to Ikt ?MtUnpNMitlM
of your " Rrbttmaoidb. Two bottle* cured mjr MB of a bed 6?1. If tots will
be of any benefit to you In adrertltlaff your meritorious naedy, you ceo uee it.
Ttfun truly, W.?H. RAND, Stfard, if. 0. Ind&Uio* for Blind:
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All Pruggitu, ft.oo, or txpmM|t prtftid.
BollMt Clwlal Co., . 7 ' M.t U, S. A.
I Coughed
"I fatd a most stubborn cough
for many years. It deprived me
of sleep and I grew very thin/ I
then tried Ayer s Cherry Pectoral,
and was quickly cured.
K. N, Mann, Fall Mills, Tenn.
Sixty years of cures
and such testimony as the
above have taught us what
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
will do.
We know it's the great
est cough remedy ever
made. And you will say
so, too, after you try it.
There's cure in every drop.
Thrtthtt: Ik., i*c,, $1. All Jnggbta.
then don't tak? iti ?? W
th hlnrt- We trewllHof.
J. c. A YKK 00.. Low|?,
Which?
A lean and potash-hungry ?oll,
wasted seed, wasted labor and idle
gins? A MORTQAOE. Or, plfnly of
in the fertilizer, many bales and a
busy gin? A BANK ACCOUNT.-- .
Write us for
our book*.
They R re
money win
ners. We ?eod
them frt* to
farmer*.
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KALI
WOKKS
03 Nouiu St.
New York
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If* bcjt Ttto-ioli jkiflcd wor&ften v4
ftsmfl the world oner Thy wt raJcM
tiocK or yellow for all todj of ?*t wort
'uftxUcn. All reliant dcatorj xfl ttoan.
a j. Town cajonct,MAJi,ttJA
T?mt cajuww ca.twumoiA<a
Grandma Is
Generally RlgM
Take advantage of
her vast experience
nncl ask her what is
best for your.. Liver,
Itidney and Blood Trouble?. "We
think she will recommend
DH. TRACKER'S LIVER AND
BLOOD SYRUP
because nhe lias trlod il and know* It
cures Been on market 50 years and to
reliable. You try It.
MV ntul {I 00 fit pood druggist*. Dr.
Thnchtr's Liver Medicine (dfr), 2ft cent#.
Yes, your rtiucgist. sella it. Be tut*
it's Dr. Thcelier's, though.
Write our Coniiultatioa Department,
explaining symptom*, and receive free
confit1etiit.il advice
. THACHER MEDICINE COMPANY, * j
Chattanooga. Tenn.
> $25 Every Day
, Can be easily mod* With par ==*?
Well Augers&JMll#
?nd?no*>or??r?q?l*?d.
?ro tho o>il ? m?k?r? of the TldaWaU* -
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??ny oi our ouatom^ ro rrt *k? Worn *S6 to *4* a * - *
Boo* and ClrauUra yatX. A ddro*?
i-OOMIS MACHINE CO., Tlffl*, QHIQ,
DROPSY
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V CURES Stomach
- AND ?
. . Indigestion?
io, as and fcjc. at Drugstores.
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Genuine stamped C C C. Never sold io bilk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to soD
"something just as gobi,*'
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