The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 03, 1903, Image 4
Miss Gannon, Secy Detroit Amateur
Art Association, tells young women what to
do to avoid pain and sulfering caused by
female troubles.
" Okau Mas. Pinkuam : ? I ran ronsrlrnt innsly rrcommoml T/y?Hn Tf2.
Pinkhum's Vcgftlablo ('oiuponml to those of mv s inters .suffering with
foinalr weaknesa unci the trouble whirh so ohm hrfa.ll women. 1 fcuf
# fereil for months v/illi general weakness, and frit ri weary that J l?a<l
hard work to krrp up. I bad Hlamtin^ pains, and was ntteilj* miserable.
In my d wlrc^s , I vyan advised to use L\<iiu lv. l*li?klinin'H
Compound, and i; v;i:i aHd lr(;i r day to rnr wlwn 1 t<?<>k 1 he II rv.t dorr,
for nr. thai time my ivsior.it ion hrgnii. In MxwrHis 1 was a. ohsm^ <1
v/omuu. p?rft,o(!y v.< Si in every jv-.l ret.-*1*!. feit .?<> elated and happy iii.'L
1 wiisi'. all. worn -.j i u ho HdtiT to jjeJ. v e!l a-? I di Mi s <o ii.a (Jan.*. on*,
35U Jon.'.; Si., Detroit, Mi< li., .S'eretarv Art As-v-eiat ion.
v
F( i<; ehvtely (illnuii hi this youtitf 1 ><?;.':< I flrr P..;dia J',
m'n Vr??.*tnhlo ('(?hiikmiikI wit I crrt ;i Inly <:.ro iiu1 t u< l>rir. ,??.')
ot wonuoi ; mill U'lton <><io renvhirrS that ^ * > < 2-;t :?inm*8 letter-d*
only on? of flu; countless li ;i is<l uhteh v. <? a#*r eonthutall.v
|M!h| "s |:;r in V'.i ? l.lTIj.. JV' fS ? > f t'.ii* < .s.liti* ,
tlu* /fvr.' t \ i ? t < f * i ; - . i t r. ?. t'.if 'iifj
must 1 >*.? f.t'.jr.il lrti 'I 1 ,v i.U ; f<-r t .v? s. !?*</'*. {.?
out'? of r!l I. !'ifiri ' i i rnr |<> i"'; ro ? ;?! : t it v.t a
pari l?l,v I !:?* it . place. V. i.mciu !ior.Wl l <ur
this important fart in m'n'l tvh???? they into
n <1 i'o '( hLoi'o, i?r;<i b<> r.tirc tint rrc.-rit a ji v L.V.r
thaf i> cl^iiiip'l t*> !?!> " JuM p.m po?ul an J <y<ii"^
Pinkiiaiu's \ "?????<? I it t>l^ <> < f? r
no (\Lhai- hum lie; no /'>?? female i 1 ! :> 1: madti to
many actual euros.
How Another Young; Sufferer
W p. $ Cured.
" Duai: -Mi*.?. IYwuia v. : ? I r..u. I
vrrilri ;m?l t ? M yo;i whsH. youi- Wviv.Lablo
l'omi*?un<l ln'.i f(?r ! Ktilic?rf?l
<:-rrii>!y cvi'S j 1 1 : ? ? j * ? ? : ' t i'.v." c \ hK'!i.
RtriMlion, ninl v. a:i i m t ? ? work. Your i;;-. 'li.-ir..* ha i cwv??<} i f
inv trouble. I to It. ieliu\v.<! nl'tor tal<iuK f 1 of no
ilMlie. JiS ;v? >< ?? I Vtfnt',:S - >! Ir-:j I'lMTIl OtOM, 100
WilU'.' Niirri, 1 ill, M!!v<
Itememhrr, .">!rs. i'inkhum's ndvlee is 1' roc, and nil sick women
R.rrt foolish If they do not ask for it. No oilier person has such
VHst cy.jirruMiee. and has helped ho many women. Write to-day.
OC ftlTl?;! t'OTtFfitT " w* cannot forthwith prnduco Iha original letters iiistl signatures of
i'.bovo toi.l ImunfuUt, which will prove their nhsnluio K?<ittin?H;>!?s.
Vv v vU I.yUli* E. I'll) '?? limit M?ilicluo JLvun. SlnM.
A Kaunas man, di'vidopiut; a fruit
farm In Cuba, wrllvs thus ciiilinalast i
onTfy about his uurrouuding!?: "Wo
havo forty-llvo ai-res of liananas In.
.that wiU I>rluK us lu eighteen months j
$X.0l)0. almost $-U0 pt-r ncro, Show mo
t In? farm lu tlio United gtatra at tl.Sa
size that can match It. The. labor will
not exoeid ?1.<?00. T'rofll! Man! Why.
this is paradlno. I tun n<?l gassing
, either. The port is two mil on away-*
and we havo hern offered 40 rents p??r
hunch at doil;. 0"O huuehon to I ho aero.
Pineapples J pay $:?oo to whilo ?
oranjo.vi lu six yojtff,' p.roth to ?>?'j ?
per ane.
Tho cry of the penitent sinner has j
always horn and still is fur moivy. I
Nothing but worry from an 'Munip'Uc nt
(iod ejin redeem o:~.
KIJNi: Y CUL'Ja."
Nothing will "lay
you up." "plity you
out." "put you to
bed" qulokor tliiin
n kitin* y c <.?!?!.
Thousnmi* l'i ??! t liv
first H'f?vt of ? oi<l
In ino kl<h>vys;
backache, rheu
niQtlr. pains, uiimuy
disorders, retention of
urine, lufrfqurnt ami
too frequent urinary
discharge t rll of kidneys out ot ntder.
Doan's Ksduey Pills i-ure all Kidney
Ills from common back-nohn t ?? danger
ous diabetes.
A. T. Riteuour, owner of ih.-> wood
yard at 1V5.1 KaM fork street, Winches
ter, Yu.. says: . "lOycr since l had In
grippe I have been n sufferer from kid
ney troubles. which made themselves
apparent in racking pains through the
region of the kidneys nnd across the
(small of my buck. The pains were al
ways jeverc, ami sometimes so sharp
and bltln? that th*y compelled mo to
take to icy bed.' The kidney t.erretioiv<
furnlfhfd fmUier evidence of disorder.
They were off color, irregular'and pain
fjrt of passage. Added to this there
was an annoying weakness. The news
paper advertisement* ef Doans Kid
ney Pills attracted my ?* t<-*m i*n. and I
procured a box W tljat remedy h\
Franck Baker & Son* dm* stoie. Tin
feljef I experienced wa* magical. 'l ln
pttts lifted Wf from my bed of si*k
mm, placed m? on my feet ?nd mrsde
???? a well man. I can work a* well as
v*?r. Doan'a Kidney Pills, I believe,
ltT<i ?y llf^ Th*y art a great rem
edy to atop kidney trouble* reaultlng
A Wmmm Twit of thla great kidney
??ilctai "wbJcb cured Mr. Uitenonr will
mUM *??bj part of the United
?Wmm^rn application. Addraa* Wter
Cos Bnffaio. v. y. r? tale
When Mr. t'luiinberlntn wan about to
eomiuvin e *the speech whbh ho made
from tho balcony of ihe Marine Hotel,
at. Durban, ho wns startled by tho sud
d( n apparition of a reporter, who slid
down a )>illur from the roof atul arriv
ed bnathtrsn and dusty, but note
ho >U in iiiind. Mr. Chamberlain was
atitunh'.licd. "Whom do you represent ?"
he nald. "Tho entire pre*# of the Km
pire," was t!ie reply.
CURE ni-GOD POISON, CANCER.
At'Mni; Itoiu h, Shifting I'hIii>, Ili'litns
Kklll, l*liu)>i?>, Sb;ii-u?, Lie.
il ) oil hau: I'imp'es ?"?r U.iViisni' Krnp
tiim*, Spii'tciiry, or Co!'p"r ( '.i'.oi od Krup*
| t'lin", ? ? ? r.isii t?:i the sM'>, t-VsN-! injj j
I ingt, < 1 ' .1 1 it i Swo'i'p , I !?..-( <t> any [Mi t !
; i'i t bi> |\ , ??M I ?? ?i t- . < ;ii '?.i*h !????, I
Pains iijui A'-iir< ill l!>rn f o.'
; oV i:>r!>ro-.v, t : I i i> >; o'lt, pet t - f * :it >.>r? |
i Moutli. * i i h i.;- tiirfi.it, then y<ii liavo
I llioo.l I'm. '". I a At: lt.?!.'.!lie I S.I I ? I I'. lit)! ]
i (l< !'? I> I .Vii'.l .i.i Jvii/S, I'.r.tjKO and l.'vuji- |
, t.ons ui:? lic.il pcrioiLlv. A. iic?? Mud I'.uim |
I <<?,(-?>, S\vv\iiii;?.i -?i' ???;?!* .ind .i |m u?>? t ,i??*v^r I
t < ? r?Mtu ii r'ii.r tn.' ii'. IMI rates C,tv.
itu o?' n'.', k.:i?i?, Sup|Hir.it uift S \ I . i - . \
Katinjj J-vorcc, I ry I 'leer.*, alter i> I t'ije j
fail?, heahtii.* lilt; Mil"! j rs i'rft'y. It you !
have a persistent j ? i ?? ; I" ?'*? wait. t\\'>!lf:i |
g!nn>l.?. shootinj:. Mtn.iiv.^ t.v.r I' < I |
li.ilra t* ticl th^y will di.'.Ji-ptr.r l.-.' tiuv |
?ic VCltip iilU? L?tl)('fl*. I :.s, >1 |? |- .
Inr^p bottle. including coin pit \o j
foe liomr i .no. iNtin|?'.e free by
Itr.oon It A I VI Co., 19 Mitchell Atlanta.
0?. Describe trouble nr.d tier ms. ?':>*! ad
vice tent in >raled letter.
Since lS'il the lhb'e S'.cie'y of front !:mtl
has itsuc I tiear'y i cop.e..* of the
Script urcs. s'
Write to l*ii. Isir.n Mio. < <> , Peoria,
111., fur Ire* t-nmplo J'aVvt's Puj^iri Com
pound, the guaranteed earn t >r 1 iy.-p?VMn,
lodt?e?tion ?n l ml Mojua. h id.-.
Tbe man who la everybody'* ition-l his
own worst onerny. " So. I i.
i ntHrrli <i*?innt <:uro?l
With U>"hi application*, as they cannot ro?iah
the sent of tlia iltseais. Catarrh D a blood
or -"ouJ-titutlourtl disease, and in order to euro
it you mast tako internal rem^dljs. Hall's
?"ntftrrh Cur.* U-4ake|L lnt?<al?l!y. ftn,l act*
dlrsjtlv oa tin bloo.1nn(^?ueou>
Hail s Latar/S Cur? if not it quack m*di3in?.
It 'v.is prescribed hy ono of the bfeat physl
dani i.i thil country for year3. ;u?d is n r^^
uiar ? it i? ?>?' to*
best toaic- known. eorr.bit.?d with the best
blood pur?rierv nstia<j direetly on .the mu
coa* ?jrt*?<w. Tho o^rTect combination <?*
rhetw. io^ic*i!er.?s :s v/hat produces vietf
wonderful reKultw in curing catarrh, ^eal
lor testimonials, fre*.
F. J. Chemt ,V Co.. Prop*., Toledo, Q.
Fold >i<; dru skW*. prioe. ,o\
YTaII's ramtly ril/s et<? the l?est.
The worst thtnjf about beinjj food*nv
tur?d it that you are apt to be impoaed
ap*m.- ? '
4th Voir 0?it?r tor Allen's VmI-Km*,
A powder to shake Into your shoe*; rest* the
' lj?ht shoew ? ? _ _
THREE BURNED IN A WRECK
A ? ???? Miiroai) Wreck Occurs N'ear
San Antonio.
tfan Antonio, Tex., Special.? -Three
passenger# wero burned to death' and
19 persons wero Injured lu a rear-cud
collision, at Cosle station. 20 mile*
west ?>f here, on thy Southern Pacific
Kallioad.at 10 o'clock Friday night.
Tlj^j dead arc: Guadalupe Cantee, Mon
terey, Mexico; Antonio Arlsepo Sabl
nan, Mexico; Manuel Trevlno, Sauobl
na?, Mexico, The injured are: Nahor
Florcs, Monterey; \V. P. Morrow,**
traveling passenger agent Louisville &
Kaish\?tlo lUilroad, Han Antonio, two
rii.H broken; Mrs. J. Foster, Houston,
'JYxtttf, hip dislocated; Robert Harna
hnn , brakcinan, .San Antonio, ariu
broken; Miss A. Klssler, Great Itend,
I'o. ; Wm. JJobrowaiskl, San Antonio;
W, IS. H'.'sh, r. S. A., Hospital Corps, j
Washington, I). John Qulnn, en
gineer, bruised and crushed; J, T.
Flowers, Now .York, back wrenched;
Ishhc T. Mann, Mrownell, W. Vn.(
bruised: it. Honey mum, fireman, shoul
der dislocated; Margaret Fisher, Now
Orleans, brniKed; Mrs. James Fisher,
New Oienns, bruises about head; 11.
Fores, Gobinas, Mexico, bruised; Mrs.
11, May, Manchester, Mich., scalds on
wrists; Thon. Harper, Chicago, head
hurt, i?g bruised; F. M. Coins, St. Paul,
head hurt; Michael Cl'CSton, Fort
Worth, arms broken, ,
.-The limited crashed Into the Fagle
Puss express, which wan running as
thef ilrst socl^m of the former train.
Tlnl Pullman sleeping car and Ihe pri
vate ear or General Goronlmo Travlno,
uiill|nry/ eommftuder of the Depart
ment pi the Rtauiof Nuevo Novel,
Mexico,/ wore splintered and three
klUHinon of a General Trevlno wcrv
burned to death before they could he
extricated froth jhft. burning cars*.
, which wcro ignited by escaping oil
fioni the tender of the limited engine.
General Trevlno is a son-in-law of the
lutr Grncv.nl Grd, F. S.. and was en
route to San Antonio with a sick son.
I'll 3 Lowell Strike.
t-owell, Mass., Special. ? Acting un
der the law, the Htate board of arbi
tration ami conciliation formally ro
! unrated tlio mill agents and the Tex
tih (VunclJ of (his ? ? i t y to submit the
t| nciit it 5 n of a wage increaso in the cot
/on in ills iu the city to arbitration, tc
avoid a strike next Monday. Hath
hides have the r?'<|Uost under conslder
ail-'ii. Wry slight, hope, however, is
(utertaiurd by the citizens <?f I/>woll
that i lie State board's request will be
granted. The rtil 11 agents rpuealedly
have expressed liieir oplnlofw'that a
R'HHf increase, is Impossible and the
textile council haviux in view last
years' result of a civic, board ot arbi
tration Ihih saiil since receiving the io
nurst Hint it did not care to be trap
ped as they say they wore last year,
when after a strike was declared off
nothing was done to advance their in
terests.
r\a y He flanged.
ilojunke. Va., Special. ? A special
from Mlue'.leld to The Times fays*.
"Harvey William?, i? l?virl v negro, tu
(' i y outraged Mury J^urs, the l'.l-ycar
(i|il daughter or a ?? upcetsblc wliito
miner and left Ji?-i for dead on the
mountain hoiw.vn Pocahontas. \ a.,
?ni ('ritipcr. \V. Va. After regaluin:?
,?Mn?fiousnr?5<?, the child rpunaged lo
rea.-h her homo, where she told what
I 'a 1 1 happened. The story spread rap
idly and posses went in search of WH
I in niH. He was located near Pocalioii
Ins and taken to Hrainwell. where he
was lodged in jail. The jail is being
heavily guarded tonight, but Informa
tion from ffraimvcil points to a lynch
ing and probably a burning before
daylight. Williams' victim will die.'"
Pr it chart? For the Bench.
Washington. Special. ? Chief Justice
Bingham, of the District of Columbia
Supreme Court, retired Friday, his
icsignatlon to take effect April 3Gtb.
Associate Justice Henry H. Clabaugh
was promoted to be Chief Justice and
ex-Senator J. C. Pr-it chard was ap
pointed Associate Justice, \hn appoiqt
ment to bcconio effective with Justice
Bingham's retirement. The salary of
Justice Pritchard is $0,000 a year for
lift', lie will qualify May 1st. The ap
pointment was urged l>y Senators,
UcimsenlHi ives and leading lawyers
and citizens of the District and gives
universal satisfaction.
Pirst Response Prom Richmond.
Washington. Special. ? The first rc
tsj or.re to the offer of the Secretary of
the Treasury lo refund 1) and 1 per
cut. bonds in 2 p-T eent. consols, was
i <'?? * i - 1 1 Friday. Two national banks
!r Richmond. Va.. announced their
ivadlness t > ex'iir.nge $150, OOrt under j
the Secretary's oft' r.
N . wr. By Wire.
Alice Mnr; lick, widow o* Kdwln '
I.. Bardie's. I?:ti;'" d nt t'c." t;,e inquest* J
i:i Puff.t' i that. had i.o knowledge |
i iii to wiio killed Iiii?;:?r*. !
I The trial of Mrntst Haywood. at R".B
i f it'll. N*. was post I'or.'.d to J::',y 1'.. I
) after he had made :.cr.:-ation ii c.i;l- j
| davit.
j A sale. of the '.ate Anthocy J. A Me- i
lii s art i-olleei ion began i*i P:ni::<!?i- j
phla. ;
The testimony was con lufied nu l j
argument, begun m the ease of E!rr. e; >
Collins, charged .jvjth wife murder, at
! Georgetown. Delaware.
j A Slo.OM.OOO meat packing combine !
I wa$ formed in Chicagu.
' An order was Issued against ?0 Irs
ui?n coal concerns, restraining them
j from combining to regulate price and
production.
Gen. Hector MacDo&ald, commander J
of the F.rlUsb forers in Oylon, will h? j
tiied by eo.irt-martial en charges of I
1 rn morality
At Poit of Spain. Trindad. 14 per- i
fet?5-v,Y:r killed sn1 4 ' 'r^i-.nied in the i
riots in vhloh the Government build- j
inps weie bufntd ?cd the Governor of
Trjnrt*d was forced to take refuge co
the cruiser rr.'.las.
The trial o ? Crorr-v Nfli: rha ;e1
\t'i(3 m . v i ";? ) > * V miIiiQu fc,l
arlclph a
A revolution h r, ' o..t in Ni -
aragua ,i?p.inst ZeLaya. s
Tho dirordets in S^nto Do mi ago
continued. ^
Karth tremors v?e;c reported in Der
byshire, Kngiand.
?
j1 English console dropped t<\90'4. th^
1 lowest i>olnt sines the Franco-'fcriuwtfn
War.
# Th? tow* of Surigo, Island of Mio
Ithmao. wentljr raptaur*d by inaur
ImiK. wan ittAkm j??,V Ihr official*
r??M t# to Mh.
I DAN GROStVENOR SAYS:
"Pe-ru-na is an Excellent Spring Catarrh
Remedy? I am ae Well ae Ever."
. HON. DAN. A. UROSVKVOK, OF THB FAMOUS OHIO FAMILY.
Hon. JJnti. A. firoHvoifp, J?<?jiijry \>i litor fortiw War Department; in a U>ttojr written
from Wusbi j,'ton, suy.-s: ' %
"Allow me In c.r/trem my gra-titudo to you joy the benefit derived from
one. bollla of /Vnnirt, One t vcele linn brought wonderful change* and J am
ttoiv an well ai ever. Ilenldeit being one of the very best spring ton ten it in
an drccltent eita rrh remedy." ? /> f .V. A. UTtOSV EXOIl
In a recant Utter lie .->ays:
'? / vdnnldcr I'eritn i really nitre mirltorioim than I did u'hen J tpfote
you last. / receive numerous letter* /root- acquaintances ail- ove? > the
country asklnj ?it*i // mj osrtttlc.it Is gamins. I Invariably ansucr
!/c ' D? ?i. .1. Cir.)HVcnor.
A Co iial.v ( oiii ii i #?! i? i <? r'n I.i'tlrr.
H.iii. .In'.iii WiiiiiUMH. < "o??n I v (
r'io.u:'. ?>f f'il7 \W-t Srr-md stri'ri, lhi'.uth,
M .1*1 . . l Ik* l.ili'iwitis: in r?;.;.wxl to IV
: u :
;t H'pk'Jv (??!? ??;>{. ifilt I can cln'i'1*
r.vMiiMi'.ciiii ! "'-i > I I; low what il
i.i t>> f t i iio'it i I ? ri ? ! i ? c*a>-?*
I iV-.-I t lc..l il i;iy ?!iil v to s|Kal; a jiooil
WO.'ll 111' I he t'.Mlr ill'.l lnoll-ht lllf inline*
| apudine
Cures Nervousness
AND NEFiVOUS HEADACHE.
$0?. 'io. ami r?()i'. nt Drugstore*. j
CAtlnV CAiHARTUj
Hit. so.
Alt
I Genuine sUoijc4 CCC. Haver sold in bulk.
Beware of the dealer wtio tr[cs to cell
"Something jost as good."
WEATHHW1SE
IS THE MAN WHO WtASS
A reputation extending over
.sixty-six yeixrs end our j
guarantee ere bexek of;
ovei y cairr\entbo&ring the
* 51GN OP THJr FISH.
There wo irvany imitations.
Do aure of the name "
TOWE'R on the buttons.
v . ON 5AL& EVERYWHERE". ...
A. J. TOY.'Zft <0.. BOSTON. MA5S-U. 5. A."
TOWIR CANADIAN CO.tfrntti. TORONTO. <AK
Tim man who is everybody's l'licnd is '
;iiiy liis wurst enemy.
fJ'J S J ormnuently eurecf.No litaor norvoin
i.ff.x ?!io: lira; day's Also of Or. Kllno's Uroat
X'ervolU'3tor?i\*airlai bottiosiud tNRtjeotntt
i'l. 15. li. S\ lin u. l.td.. t'il J Ar<*ii St., I'liilu., i'u.
A married man always resents advice
from a bachelor.
>.Ir.?. WlnslowV SoolHin^.Syrup for ohlldraa
ieetliiu;j,?<orU?u thw giiriii;, lo.lucOs Inflaviitr.a
I it'll ,ttliuys paiu,'?ur?3 wind colic. 2i?e. ubjttlo
.Somo people are to polite: liiat it seems
as thvmgh they want to borrow Money. ,
J do not ballov.i Cure for C'onsump
ikn.j;ib,uio piat :or oou$!m ?tnd nolds ? Job*
t . i-osftu, J rinlty opriu^'s, ind., Fob. 15, 193,).
i^ont'1 pconlc run into debt and then eojn*
p>ai;i that t ncy were pushed in.
I'tf.N'AM Kadi- i.L~s JJvks color more
jfOOl'*, ptl J ?? C It .? ~C , t:">ll* <?U|P!',*.
1 lie Cvntl Strike, greatest of modern
labor elites. seems to have produced
r;n fiction s;o far, but in Upplneott's
Magazine for April there la a stunning
little story railed "An Involuntary
Renefactor." by Kdlth Robinson, well
known for her "Mock Caliph and hia
Wife." which goes deep Into the hu
man motives of the Millionaire und
bringM him out of such suffering as ho
ts accustomed to InQlct a changed and
sympathetic being. No moro con vine
rnmnr-nrrctrM-berrff^rtrtl, ftnd tt???
tain will bo rca/t eagerly by men
wom??n of every sh?rio of opinion.
ro. icf. I'ci'iinn cured ine of a ba<l
? a-e of <*atarrl'.4 and I know it Will cure
am i>(h':r Miffi'i'cr from (ii.it discuse." ?
.John \\ i.liams.
A Co litres mil nit'* Letter.
H'.ii. II. \V. Ogdcn, Congressman from
Louisiana, in a Ir t tor written at Washing
ton. 1). ( '., ii.tys lit<? following of i'cruna,
tin: national catarrh remedy:
The tJiQnsnea usner.
In one of the boxes at a social af?
fair fit the Waldorf the other evenlug
were two or three young women rath
er thinly clad. Their ciaperon ealled
ic oue of the ushers. ?
"I wish you would have that win
dow behind us closed," she r-nid.
"Certainly, madair.e," ho responded
politely, "I will send for a man to do
it without delay."
Tho party waited a quarter of an
hour, and then the chaperon made
another complaint, to the usher.
"I will nee to It at once," ho said.
After ten minutes more phe called
hlm-a^aln. "I shall have to close that
window myself, unless It Is attended
to Immediately," she exclaimed.
jMy no means, madame," he satd,
with the utmost deference. /'Unless
tho man comes very soon I will do it
myself."
An<\_ the condescending Individual
was only a minor member of the great
society of flunkies, at that. ? Now
York Mall and Express
Archibald Eyre, who writes the
complete novel in the ' April 0Llppln
cott. Is an English novelist whom the
critics have booked for a sustained
flight. Ills novel, "Tho Triflor," is
both captivating and capital.
A New York dispatch says: "By a
''practically unanlmoiiH vote tho newly
organized Manhattan Hallway Em
ployes refused vlo<;aeeept the proposi
tion made by the' oftlclals looking to
a settlement of the grievances of the
men."
Tired Out
44 1 was very poorly and could
hardly get about the house. I was
tired out-all the time. Then I tried
Ayer's Sarsaparilia, and it only
took two bottles to make me feel
perfectly well." ? Mrs. N. S. Swln
ney, Princetop, Mo.
Tired when you go to
bed, tired when you get
up, tired all the time,
why? Your blood is im
pure, that's the reason.
You are living on the
border line of nerve ex
haustion. Take Ayer's
Sarsaparilia and be
quickly cured, i SiiUS?:
Auk jrwir doctor wb?t h
PlTf*I*n'U-nClkn<>V?l>*t^La>j!
^rff TO mil j m*<IltIno. rOllUW II TW tQ
w? will b* ??U?fl?d.
J. C. ATSR CO., T-OW*ll, ]
. The Great Rheumatic Cure
t * AND
SPRING BLOOD PURIFIER
P * v?fy A. ?????* arl?i:>? from <i?j*ori<i?* in (lit Wood, inc.'udlnj C*Uft)l. !?<!*?
t!ar>, (.Vr^'.iv tN.nvIpatJon. KMf.ey thA I ivor TmihJo, ?te. Every p?r?c-n i? 0i? Un Mni ?
p?? ciM k!ovd jmriller cv?^y Spilii([, You need it. Ycu want th? standard. Ttoti* -
RHEUMACIPE,.
BBWAKS OF DAMOKKOUS WMTITVtH.
* et.
Prkt fi t* it DrnAton. ?r rtpmi fwyld ?? r*tlf( ?f frin.
Po?Mtt Chtmim 1 C*. ? IiWwiHu 9M~ ?. IX
USE TAYLOR'S
J&aKeimra
"1 can ton nr le nHoutly r*?f>mn\en<t
I tour Peruna ui a /In* tonic an t all
around yood m+4icine ta tho*e who
are in neelt of a caibfrh remedy, it
haHB&en/eom mended to me by peop4e
u-ho ho vanned It a ? a remedy par
t tcularlyhffevtivo fnthe cure of ca
tarrh. For iftfrqc who nefyl a good
catarrh medtotnt I know of nothing
better. "?-?##. IF. Uydcn.
W. F. Griffith, C/fnean, Texas, write*:
"1 buffered lySin chronic catarrh for
many _years. I /took Peruna and it.com
Eletely\cuied jrie. t think Peruna is the
Bit medMrie in the world t'or catarrhs
My general health is much improved by it#
uw\ as 1 am much stronger than 1 uaye
been i >r years."'-W. K. Uriflith.
A Vooi?Mmiin'i Latter.
< "onurowtman H. lioiveu, ltuskin, Tare
\?c)l County, Va., writes:
"J can vhtter/ully recommend your
valuable remedy, Prrnna, tounyono
who In suffering with catarrh, and
who In In need o/ a permanent and
effective cure," ? //, Howen,
Mr. Fred. D. Hcott, -Larue, Ohio, Right
(Jus id of Iiiram Football Team, writes:
"As a specific for lung trouble ) place
Peruna at the head, 1 nave used it my
Mlf for cold* und tatarrh of the l>oweU,
and it i? 6 splendid remedy. It w*U>r?w
vitality, increases bodily (strength and
mak^t .i ?l< k person tvell in a short time.
I give Peruna my hearty indowenwnt.' ?
Fred. D. Scott.
(i an. Ira (>? Abbott, GOG M street, N. \N .,
Washington. D. L'.t writes:
"I am fully convinced that your remedy
is an excellent tonic. Many of my friends
havo used it with the most beneficial re
sults for coughs, colds and catarrhal
trouble." ? Ira 0. Abbott.
Mrs. Elmer Fleming, orator of Reservoir
Cdducil No. 108, Northwestern Legion of
Honor, of Minneapolis, Minn., writes from
2535 Polk street, N. E.: ,
"I have been,
troubled all my,
life with catarrh;
in my head. I took<
l'eruna for about]
three month*, and]
now think I am,
fermanently cured.]
believe that for*
catarrh in all its]
forma 1'eruna isi
the medicine of the]
age. It cure* whem
all other remedies]
fail. I can heartily
recommend I'eruna]
aa a catarrh r'ome-j
fly." ? - Mrs. Kimci j
Fleming. j
Mrs. Klmor Fleming,
I Minneapolis. Minn.
Trent <'*(?irh Jn hprlng.
? I ? V
^ The spring is the time to treat catarrh.
Cold, wet winter weather ?ften retards a
cure of catarrh. If a courne of Prruna is
taken during the early spring months the
cure will be prompt and permanent. There
can he no failure if J'emna is taken intelli
gently during the favorable weather of
spring.
As a systemic ratarrh remedy I'eruna
eradicates* catarrh from the system wher
ever it mnv be located, it cures catarrh
of the stomach or bowels with the same
certainty as catarrh of the head.
If you .do not derive .prompt and satis
factory results from the use of i'eruna write
at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full state
ment of your case, and he will l<n pleased
to give you bis valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of Tiic
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
* ? i ? -/*?* ?
A
Fat Field
makes a fat purse.
A fertilizer without
sufficient
Potash
is not complete.
Our book* ar? complete tre?ti?*?
on f.rliiiiers, written Oy
mtn w1*') know.
Writ* lor tUem.
CKUUW
KVI.I
WOtlK*,
J5 JfMiM
JiUtM.
til* y-irk
$25,000 REWARD
will I* paid to anyon
can diiprovo (his iwiuiucuti
Bccaiwo W. h. Douglas
isthe largest manufacturer
Jio can l?uy cheaper and
produce his kIkiph at ft
lower cost than other con
cern*. which onxblw Ij'ni
to &4>ll shoes for kikI
cms of tnnnlilii t')f norrom KHHiTi.uiii.? atwr
tut?ly pave lonthwt inovo r.cl will WM*
ion/jf?r than nnyot^or <m H?0 world.
Thft aaloa have m jre than doubci Shf rji?t forar
year*, whlfli ur<wes lta *upfr)om>-. wn y u<s?
giva W. 1,. Douglas fllioe* j? trial ??>d save iiioiu y.
Kotlcr Inn to ii?w Snfi*:
In i \.i<w ?,,??: S.1,ilie *.H
A pain "I WS.S'iO, 4.10. in Four Years,
W. L. DOUGLAS S4.CM CILT EDGE Lltt'K,
Worth S6.00 Compared with Other r.lnU??,
* The br,<t>. In port c'J an I A>??rictn leatherr, HogP$
Patent Cutf. f.ni>nei. Bjx Calf, Calf. Via K'd, C^nmrn
Colt, an' i A a'tQiiai Kangaroo, fait Col<r [g'tcis.
Panllftrt i The fot'.'Uno hove W. I#, lhvGjjAM
uauilUll ? name and price ttampful on bottoto*
,vAo/t I'U mail. ii?, <J lr<7, Mn*. t'otaUigfret.
W. li. JJOI'OI.Aff, IinW KTON, UAW.
7~ *8?. li. r*j:
$3.00 eoiii?l In every
way to those sold else
where for 84 $fi.OO. |
The Dou^laa eecret pri
DROPSY
10 CATS' TREATHEflT f f!EJ.
? HiT?ni>ioD*opfy?ndlU?lw
plicatlonf ft iMolftliy for twentr
f?*r?wi'.{L ttt? nsoit wonierPU
inccrii. 1U?8 cured many thw??
tod ca?es.
?2.B.B.C3SEU'SCC?8.
n-T 1? AtUnf
i V.tv srof cash roit
",lftAuMAv LAND WARRANTS
to sn]>il?>!s of any \r*r. M *o f'-oUiltm' \'iA4p
(iuua.i ruin*. use ?f < nee.
I RANK H. Hh(4kH, l'.O. livj Hft DoUVo CCfa
Natural Flavor
Cottage
Corned Beef
We take our choice corned beef, cooVf it and, gM'oir;
,t? all done bv e\|iori?t? bfttet tlwn is posfciMft-Jlt
homo. Wheii just r itjli t w i put it in cans^lo^Keep
It rinlit until you want it. f ? -rr
Keep it in f he houso (o?#nivrfcencics? for miners, (or yanduiclies? (or any time when/
you want something icood and want it quick, biinply turn a key and the can is open*. A*
appetizing lunch is ready in aa instant.
Llbby, McNeill a Libby, CMcafr.
Does'nt that word ex
press your condition ? ~
Aren't you depressed,1
tired and all fagged out?
Ever 8 top to figure out
why you feel' that way,
and how you can get over
it? Well, we have done
the thinking for you and
can give' you relief. For
60 years
DR. THACHER S
LIVER AND BLOUD SYRUP
has been curing people afflicted just 4$ you are. It's the trr^xi-.t
preplan tor toning up the 1 syetem building new bleed and musdes -
What you need is just this medicine. and it's your advant^ ?
well as ours that you take it at once. Commence ? ?
60c and $1.00 per bottle. Dr. Thacher's Liver Medicine (dry 25c
Yes. your druggist sells it. Be sure it's Dr. Thatcher's thn^K
r.c Z1?nZn%?!F%?r'Hm'nt
THACHER MEDICINE CO., Chattanooga, Term.
Told la Paragraphs.
Mrs. Luclnda Wit bey, 88 years old,
and Joshua Cllne, aged 92, two of the
oldest residents ot Lapter Couney;
Michigan, were married last week at
the hrlde'e home. The brlds has had
four huebanda before Mr. Clin*, and he
was married for ths fourth time.
The extent Tcrwtrieti American etttiff
are Indebted to foreign Immigration
is shown by the fact that in San. Fran
cisco only 24 per cent ot the population
is composed of native whites of native
parentage; In Chicago thfct element
eompeaea but 30 per wnt ot die popu
lation. while In New Yoru it Is bnt 21
M!L?4&L- tnd-in the borough of Man
hattan only 16 per cent.
cartridges and .shot shell
are mads in the largest-a3
best equipped ammunitlo
factory in the w?rid?
AMMUN mO?
of U. M. C. make isr fcff
accepted by shooters *
"the worlds standard*" ft
it shoots well in en; f
Tour Mr
TK? Uef*ii )(smi