The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 10, 1903, Image 4
I Fn,8jp*rwaiiantljreurad.Noflt? or narrow*
feaaaafUr lirat da/a u*?j of Or. Kline'a Graat
Narvelteatorer. f /trial bottloaud troulUu fro#
vi. B, V. tfiLiKK, Md., Ml Aroh Ht., Fblla., l'a.
After a iiiau u married he begin r to Iomj
bia conceit.
Mr?.\Via?low'i> HootblnjfSyrii|> for oliIMm
te?tblng,?ofl?u the gum*, radueou Iritlu'iium
tjon.aHaya patu.curow wind eolic, 2 5e. abottl*
f APUDINE Cour
v CURES Stomach
? AN!) ?
. . Indigestion
10, 25 and 50c. ot Drugalorea.
I VAlf Bl'OT CAN II i on
"'"bVu'&v land warrants
Ie?uc4 Jo aoldjan ot any w#r. AI?o NoMierk'
-SKffi ik:
ig timd. Hold by driiugintu
Daggers for the Judge*.
One of the many curious customs
which mark tho vIsitB of Judges to
provincial assizes of England Is that
observed at Neweastloon Tyne.
The Mayor always makes (ho fol
lowing ? speech to tlio Judges on rlr
cult:
"My lords, wo havo to congratulate
you upon having completed your labors
in this ancient town, and have aluo to
inform you that you travel hcnco to
Carlisle, through border country, much
and ofton infested by the Heots. Wo,
therefore, present caeh of your lord
ships with a piece of money to buy
therewith a dagger to defend your
selves."
Then tho Mayor produced two an
cient coins, a Jacobus ond a carolns.
The former he presents to tho senior
and the latter to the Junior Judge. Ap
parently It In Intended that the senior
judge ahall purchase a dagger twlco
the\ slzo of that purchuHcil by tlm
junior JudKO.? -MflncliPRtor Ounrdinn.
Hostage Slnmp-t,
( How to make postage (damps ad
Ucre to a letter when tho mucilagc la
off. Moisten a portion of the gummed
*dge of the enveiope upon wlileh you '
Intend to stick the stamp, pre?? (he
?> stamp over the moistened Hiirfaee, ami
remove It with a slide movement.
Knough mucilage will adhere t<> lite
stamp to causa It (o Hti-.-k (Irmly. By
moistening the gummed surface near
the enn of the envelope It will not pre
vent sealing of the letter.
Weak?
y I suffered terribly anil was ex
tremely weak for 12 years. The
doctors said my blood was all
turning to water. At last I tried
Ayer's Sarsaparilla? and was soon
feeling all ri^ht again."
Mrs. J. w. Fiala, Hadlyme, Ct.
No matter how long you
have been ill, nor how
poorly you may be today,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the
best medicine you can
take for purifying and en
riching tnc blooc?.
Don't doubt it, put your
whole trust in it, throw
away everything else.
fl.O# a holtlc. All drtifgHv
A?k your doctor wlint lio tlilnk* of Ayor'n
BartapttrllU. H* klHiwuitll ?l?>nl till# yrHiiil
old r*mlly roert'.cltit'. Follow htsarfvloc an.)
w? will l>o ?n(tsrtoil.
J. C. A ven cc.i Lowell, Man.i.
Mrs. P. Wright, of Oelwein,
Iowa, is another one of the
million women who have been
restored to health by Lydia li.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
A Young N?iw York I,a<ly Telia
of a Wonderful Cure;
" My trouble? was with the ovaries ;
I ain ta.ll, utiil the doctor haid I j/ruw
too fust for my strength. I suffered
dreadfully from irrfhinifna? ion and
doctored continually, but got no help,
I suffered from terrl^l** '.'dragging seta*
nations with tu^ni >st awful pains low
down in the side and pains in the hack,
and the most agoni/.ing hcadache*.
No one known what I endured. Often
I was sick to the stomach, and e cry
little while I would he too rdck to go
to worlc, for t'ur? e or four days ; ,1 work
In a large store, and 1 roippo.se nturjd
lug on my feet all day made me worse.
"At Om, i>uggention of a friend of
my indWVa 1 began to talte l,ydia
10. IMiikluun's Vegetable < oin
|K>iiii<I, and it is simply wonderful,
I felt better after the first two or three
do.ie.'i ; it neeined as though a weight
was taken <? (V my shoulders ; I con*
; tinned its use until now i can truth
fully .say I am entirely cured. Vouiur
irirls who lire nlways paying doctor'?)
? ills without getting any hcl|?u* I did,
ought to take your medicine. It
costs i;o much less, and it is sure to
cure them. ? Yours truly, Adi-xaidk
1'ha ill,, 171 St. Ann's Ave., New York
Cit y." f 1000 (urfrU if original of iib'tVt letter
| arovlis; nfti"! t r*twwt fm fifudtU't.'J,
<J/
CANDY CATHARTIC
to*
All
Uruptf UU
Genuine stamped C C C. Ndver sold In bulk.
IJeware of the dealer who tries to sell
"uoniethiiiK just as tfood."
Jam xii rn I'bj'/V On pi for 1 1 v ? I
mj lift) threo your* >m>>. ? Mkh, Tihiv ah lion?
1IM<, Miijili* Si,, Nnrw|i!li, N , V., I ''ill i, I V, 1 'JO ).
'!'!?<* eitlonie I'.'i row :T !> ll-uu'ly i;,lt ?>u a
i i!( e.
Money i . fiiii. 1-1 for rneli ptuclta^e <>f
I'it.xam 1 \ i ii. i.i ''S 1>yi:s it miojii ifaij.
lory. A
II ;inl work i* tin." beat sort of physical
culture.
ADk Y our Denier 1-Hr Allrn'? l'ni)l-K;iin,
A |<owl*?r to nlu*U?* into yo I : ,sh ?<??; I'-at s t lt*t
fee{. Cures (Nuns liuiiJt'UM. K\voo)|>*n. Sore,
Hot. Oalloip*. A'-I'luif, SA'- tliui? !?'? I uiul In
growing Nuilf. AUu.i'h Kit ;f' ina'<e< now
or tight rtlioei t At nil <lrug?(i-'tK ait I
? h>?* stores. 25 ei-iitM, f;umpl ? mailed I'iiki:.
Ad?lr?ss Aliens, olrunt' I, l.olJoy, N. V.
DiUi'l j?l'!)',e peojile by their elolhe* lie
1 Uvh \ mi m i- the futility Vi.t.sli nut oil the
i 1 1 iiC.
IIiiw'm Till*?
Wo offer One 1 1 *i n? t !???? 1 liollarn Howard for
any enm- of Catarrh lluit cannot Im t ure l l>y
llnll'tt Catarrh Cure.
1". J. Cijf.nkt A Co., Toledo, o.
Wo, (b? undersigned, havo Known I-'. .1.
Cheney for the last li yearn, ami believe him
perfeetly honorable in all I usdncHX tnw.Kir
tionH un I fltiar.elally able to tarry cut any
obligation, made bv Ih'dr flnn.
W i:m r A Thuax Wliohi.ait! I > i uiji;iMlt<, Toledo,
Ohio.
Wai.dino, Kinx\n A Mm;vin, Wlioleralo
DrugataU, Toloilo^c Ohio.
llaU'rt Catarrh < ui'e >. taken inlernnily.net.
lug directly upon the Ij'cihI anil nincou*: cur
IneCH of the HVrtteiu. 'J ? r.tnnoninlrt Rent free.
I'rice, 7oe. per bottle. Fold by all l)ruggiat<!.
llall'ii Family I'iiln are the !>???(.
Is the Standard Rheumatic Remedy.
Tho ONLY compound on tlio market that cures this terribla
disease without doing irreparable harm to the digestive organs.
UNLQUALLED as a BLOOD PURIFIE.R.
"CHEERFULLY RECOMMENDS IT.
Fuki'Statk. Aujf. 1^. 1PP2.
Oontlomon:? t U?<1 rheumatism lY?rnl>out t wolve veura. (treat ileal of
I had to utio eruteliesor ?-m n??. \Vhh i*< >i? II ix*?t to ifeat I v lii'li'lt'M, t hrci* lis
ut a thuo, several tiuica. Last apriuc I bivan to take " Uhkumaciui:." I um-U two
iMittli'd liofott' 1 notleeil nny benellf. Altogether I use I seven Lot t lea amttlie
euro seems to bo complete, as 1 have !ui?l no 8^ mptoma ot rheumatism Mnce.
J tail cheerfully rccoiniiiotxl your medicine. U. F. KKNK1AN.
For sale by I>ruj?ijis!s, or sent e\|>ie- .ij;r prr|?ai?l on receipt of ?i.oo.
Upbbltt Chemical Co., - - Baltimore, fid.
lip In Natural History.
TencJier? Ressie, name one bird I h :i t
Is now extinct.
Little in sslo Dlik.
Teacher? Dirk? What suit of a bird
la that?
Little Rcsslc? Our canary; the ? '?t
cxtlucled him.
Capt. Richardson (.'lover will com
mand the Rrooklyn, which Is to ho the
flagship of the Knropean squadron.
/
' Remarkable records with bit? gun;
were made at target practice from th ?
battleships Illinois and Indiana. ^
?'I'hc Longevity of 3.?eds.
Hr. l.imlley found some set ds with
a skeleton "?'? ft "i mult r t ho ground;
there were some cuius with these
s eds hoaiiiiK the inscription ? >f the
l-'tnporor Klndrin. Tho seeds wore
1 planted and rh v into mind hnsh
i and pmvod to ho raspberry. The
, si Otis wire in .1 pi umiis stomach when
J hurioil. 'i ho ^o!:i tlxes the date of the
I httrinl. Wo are In computing the
j .liit* of the seeds from lt?00 to lTlii)
When a man knows the dopth of i!:e
:aoil of Kin lie will not H'> nronnd look
? inu; for a wider Held of usefulness.
CLOSE TO THE PEOPLE.
Doan ? Kidney Pills have leaped into Public favor because the people can write direct
to the makers and secure a trial free. Thus has been bi?i'd?d the greatest fan?o
and largest sale known to any Kidney m.-dicine in ins world.
CCRTICR, O. ? I had such severe pain in my
back' that I could not walk. I used the sam
ple of I)oan'? Kidney I'llls with such re
Milth I *ent to Toledo for another box, and
they cured me. ? Sarah E. COTTKUL.L, Cur
tice, U.
F Ai.Mot'TH, Va. ? I suffered over twelve
months with pidit In the mull of my back.
Medicines and t?laiiler* jrave only temporary
relief. Poan'a Kidney l'illacurcd me. ? F. S.
Brown, Falmouth, Va.
?Wrut Hatch, Conn.? Eight month* rro I
took aaeYere.patu in uiy hack. Tho utmple
_ to* of Doaii ? Kldut'y till* helj*-d me so
mueVl purvha*cd two hores ; sm on my noe. .
Odd ho*. ' My heart doca not bothcfcmo" ns it
DMd to and 1 feel well.? 8%v.au F-. mjsadi.uy,
No. 877 Elm Street, West Haven, Coum*.^
IIOtrsTON, Trx. ? I took tho'aamplc of
Dou'i Kidney Fltla with, am h great Wneflt
I bo?ght a bo* at oar ddkggUt'a. I' awl over
htif a'jd Mopped, bccauae my urine which
before bad only come dribbling, now became
ao fin*. 1 had medicine enough. 1 bad lum
bago aod tfcepilU rid me of it. Ithouldbave
nWw aooner, Nl too know how aoon a well
. .Mvawa ixm>? a boot btlaf alck ? Mr. a II.
mnculK). SUt McKumy Ara, lloavtoo,
Aching hacks arc eased. Hip, back, and !
loin pains overcome, Swelling of tlio j
litnbs and dropsy signs vanish.
Tliry rorrrrt urine with brick dust sedl j
incut, nigh colored, pain in passing, drib
bling, frequency, hod wetting. Doan's
Kidney Pills remove ralcidi and gravel.
Relievo heart palpitation, hlc? ples&nuxS
headache, nervousness, dizziness.
'FREE -GRAND FOR SPRING KIDNEY II LS
Foarrn-Sln.imr* Co.. Baff*ln. *, T.
wend nr>g by mail, without cbarg*.
trial box Doau't KWnoy rills.
Kune.
?
| Pott ofllc?.
! fitat*
L_
MUCH DISSATISFACTION,
' , ? ? ? y
Clftlnu'tt That National (lovcriinienl Is
Not Ac I III*/ I airly.
The ;St 3' > f t S < 'lit (!arolln? has lost
ahrady fr'.vn-ftl l.en.lred dollars on
account of Hi *? :? l/ui k by tho revenue
of(li?-iK of- < o i Mi) 'ti l liquors iu stor
age at I hr? dl8p< i? ny. 1 hiring tli<; f'.-ical
year 1002 Ih > << Mimnit Cook ftonl
the , Stale 1J0C iu iJiuiu of confiscated
Stuff -the <?> Igie I loi ll)*.' B< C
of?d fd/ure being I hat tho KOVC|'.1t
men t hat* a pi lor claim. There v;er#
loe.'i than 200 gallon* taken from the
State diftpensaty iu tho flrst f.ix
yioniliH of the yi'ir, an ! Mm: increasing
a' tlvity of the t i' i a! oiifc ? i a has wor
ried the d i a i>'' iik ?) r y authoi Hies,
Tlx1 total a iijOt.'il of soi/auou of
whiskey, ruin and L-.'.'ihiy made by tho
constables during i liar. fiscal yea/ was
8,000 barrels. 'I lk" prut taken by tho
rcven office? \v ? : i more I ban 10 per
real., and at Pant f2,000 In value. Tho
pioportlon of sel/nr* a made by the rev
enue oit l r j h baa Increased greatly
within the la.it I hi nt- months, and It
appears now tint at loaat one-half of
tho ! fiurb' l>y constables must
be tii . it< d ov?*r "t<> the government,
whom,- agt lit, Mr. Trumbo, is ordered
to Inspect alt the contraband brought
to tin1 State dUpemai y.
Tin* revenue o fibers have, taken
packages tanging in quantity from a
gallon Jug to a r?ogal!on barrel, and
ho n > ' ! i in > h do 7.i ii k of hollies encased It)
druma and barrels are taken from tho
State.
Tin* commissioner. Mr, II. 1 1. Cruro,
thinks (bib in I'nfuli to the Stale, and
has made a r?"iu< at for the return of
lln* contraband < ?? ??t ?i i ? by and be
longing to the SL.iit. The government
should ho interested In no liquors on
which tho .revenue has l>< <-n paid.
Mr. VV. W. Ilarrhi, the constabulary
ejerk. who is In c harge of the contra
band loom ai t Ii" uisju'iixary, says that
it has lu i ii hi;; uina i idanding that ail
goo is se ized by f ?:?? State in packages
of !< nr. than live <:al!ons would be pro
sum- I lo have been lax-paid unless tho
contrary pdmuld if proved, t'.ie bnrd< n
of proof being on the teileral 'govern
nient instead of on the State art la JioW
t he case:
'I i.e const. a hh s had instructions to
Ship all spirits in the packages iu
which they bad found them so that
the United State* ganger at the dis
|ii lis n y could the better judg** whether
t !i ?? woods were subject to seizure by the
f* *it rai government.
"'I In- i| ispensa i y people have lived
up to t he a nn. nt. but I think that
lh" f'-dmil oflldi.i have not. When
goods in holtbs packed l<"( tir
bottb s in a !kjx or barrel are seize I. we
claim that- ea: h liottly should eonstl
i ute a jiaekat-e and not the barrel."
'flu* atioin y {jMicjal will present
the matter to the rt ven lie co/nmis
h t'lter at Washington as raon as he fi r? s
;4?? iv,' red si.ffi. ieul !y from his t eceiit
attack of the grip.
(Iraded School Burn.'d.
I Greenwood. Special ? The Greenwood
| graded hi1 bo* >1 building wns destroyed
| by lire at 2 oVloek Friday morning.
Tin' engineer of an outgoing freight
j train on tin' Seaboard Air Line was the
first to sre the (InilKR. !!<< Rave the
fin- signal, which at ouw awakened
John Sl( \i us, a j'oun \ man living in
Greenwood. who has been a ti nman on
i tn> j^i> ? i >i * i|', i Mr. Steven;;, John Ma
jor an. I I'rof. !*2. ('. (' ,ke.\ superintend
ent of tin1 graded schools. won' t it ?>
first to arrlv<'. I'rof. Co a or and Mr.
j Major 1'iitvrrd tin' building and found
I unmistakable sl?;iis ?>f In.o^ndla' Ism.
) Kerosene had tiffn poured mi aver the
(1 ?yr. A very string wind was blow
ing and some alarm \va? felt by those
living in the neighborhood. The
I I; uihiing had be< n almost compl?tcly
| burned down before a weak hydrant
itircam was thrown on. The lire light
ers worked hard though they h:ul little
backing in the way of a department.
I There ij nj doubt in&tiic world as to
the cilgln of th" IliV. It was set?
(having been started with a goodly lot
of kerosene oil. Oil was usnd to such
an extent that it could be detected by
the odor even at some distaue^.
? J X
fir. I ant kill ey.
Santue, &peclal. ? Rodger, son of
Supei luteiidcnV?|?(u\t inid nephew of
Maj. Kant, was killed by ilrown Uod
gers. colored, at 1) o'clock. Bivnvn
UodgofM I* a mulatto about fi feet t?
inelii'.? high and weighs about 150
pounds. Tiie killing occurred at the
house of a negrtss. Kant was on the
point of entering the house when the
negro tii?'il two shots from within,
either of which would have been t<u in
dent tu produce ibath. The first shot
took effect in the h ft breast and
pierced the heart. the second entered
tile hack of the lieek at the base of
the skull. Kant died instantly. The
murderer tied an I at last accounts
had not been captured, though a dili
rent arch is being prosecuted by
th<' cit i/.i'in; end o Dicers'. ltodg< rs i ;
about years old And wears a slight
mustai lie.
Tag Tax Increas*.
The receipts of privilege t lx are not
coming i.i as heavily as was the case
a few weeks ago. for the reason that
i he plaining season is Hearing a cl>s.\
lint th;* fedpts up to th?w first day of
April w - e in.'.i. so against $'I.Vl 40.
f t ? r ili:> same time last year. The tax
for this year very probably will ex
,<..l $iniititiO. fir la the f..U moir.hs
tun i < s uin-what of a vie man I for fcr
t .(/.< is. o v or ST. nun hating been receiv
? \ fi in 'he t ig tax In the months of
Ociebvr ami November rf last yea . If
tin re should be a.s lunch as $100,000 IC
tciwd from this source it would mean
thai the quantity .if commercial fe.r:l
li/cis hold in South Carolina during
1 h?> year would reach the- enormous
amount of H'0,000 tons.
Further D-italls.
An icrson. Spe.lal. Mr. Charity Mil
foi';!, a well known young farmer of
Marion township in this country, met
a tragic death Friday night. He had
been in tin* city during the day, and
while here purchased a hill of fertili
zers and attended to other business.
Me started for his home late in the af
tenuxm on his wagon, on which ho hnd
a load of lf? sacks of guano, lie lived
on a plantation belonging to Mr. Ha i Icy
Drake an?l in going to his home across
the place ho drove over a plantation
folfd. The toad entered the puhlle high
way over a rather steep gr?d?? and In
tnnkluK the turp the wagon went down
a deep descent. In going down the
grade Mr. Milford wna thrown frojn
the wagon to the road bed and b<*Jli
wheels parsed over his body, inflicting
Injuries which ? caused nlnv*?t Instant
death. Coroner Hanister held an In
quest and the Jury returned a verdict
Ir. accordance with the facta. Mr. Mil
ford waa a prosperous and idustrlous
cltiacu. and the news of his tragic
death waa quite a shook: to his many
? friends. II* waa about S8 years old and
leaves ? wile and several
HOW A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN ESCAPED [
SPRING CATARRH BY USE OF PE-RU-Nfl.
? . ^ '
i Nothing Robs Ono of Strength Like Spring Cainrrh?
Spring Fever is Spring Catarrh.
miss whitman.
Mui Helen W hitman, 30-.'i (jraixl Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis., writes:
" Then; in not hi ay lllcv I'cruna for thai 1 1 red /eeliny, which yives you |
no ambition fur work or ftlay. After a, prolonged Hint'** about a year ityo, I
/ felt unuble (o rt fj n in in 1/ health, but four bottlr h of Perana mado a won- i
derf ul rhunye and reniorod 1 no, to imrfcct health. Aa lony a* yon keep j
your blood in youd condition you u re allj-lyht, and Ferun;i ncemn to /ill j
the vet us with pure health/ ul blood. J thoroughly endorse it."
If.ivc you got nerves? Well, you ou^ht
(u have nerves. 1 tut they ou^hl to he
strung nervtM, goo-l nerves. Does your
liaud 1 1 ??inlile? You at-'. living i<>j ia-i.
1 >.ies your heart Hutier at tiiiies'/ You h.oi
better call a halt. Ameta.uu live too fast.
1'hey erowal too nnu'li into a single (lay.
i'hty have loo little Iri.'.iiir. The Imso't.ili
lml insane, asylum* a v: fi Miti^ up. 'I'll?
}Uiet, pastoral srern-s ?>t' ynre are h .
rare. It's time that we u'ui iliis sort of
i?usineb3.
? HISS 11 ELKS WHITMAN.
j I low to (ifll Strang A 'erven.
First, repair the injury already done to
| your nerves. The way to do this is to do
exactly as did M ittie B. Curtis, Secretary
i>! 1 .onion of Loyal Women, Hotel Sulcm,
! Ho.iton, Ma<;?. She e?id in-# recent K'ttcr:
j "1 su tiered for over a year with general
i weakness and debiiity manifested in sc
* v? i o hcudache ami backache. 1 took four
'? bottles of l'eruna, and for two months
. have been entirely free from these mala
I d:es."
.Vc> vims I'rokti atlon,
of ea<?c? might ho quoted in
which 1'eruna lias be< n <4<s?d '? ? >< - 1,<">
from the perdition of <!? i -? *? ? ?! y?-rv?- .
and put th??) on l lit) >Vn> Ir ***?>- ill ,lwUU?lil^
(i"ii of health. 'J he County Auditor >?}
Rri? County, NYw York, II <:?. -I? ?*< ? ?? W
Self, in a ri ?.oii t letter wrjiu ;i at I Jit J f .? 1 ??,
? ?\v \ ork, stated r "( was per?.-.adtd b) a
? friend tiy a bottle of your j?reat ihtvu
mie. Ii?rnni?, and the n'otit* were h<?
riiining Mhl I am uny.a than pha?< d to
: < commend it."
1 .V/* ??/#?(/ Toil I o.
'
Almost everybody nerds a tonic in the
jspjin#. ?oir.cthi?g to brvue the nerves, in*
i vi^omtf the brain anil cU.aa*e the blood.
; TJi /i i Per una will do tiiin is beyond ail
j question, Kvtry one who ha<i I rinl it h;u
; It. ul ilif f-rttin* experrwe Mrs. D. W.
Timberlake, of Lynchburg. \'a., who, in a
reei? ill letter, made use of the following
words: "I always take a, dose of lYra/ia
after business hourft, a? it is a great ti.ing
for the nerves. There is no bi-Uei gprin-i
tonic, and I have tued about all of them.'
Catarrh hi Spring.
The spring i* the bent time to treat ca
tarrh. Nature renew* herself r\t>y spring.
I The system is rejuvenated by spring
! weather. This renders medicine* more ef
feetive. A t>hoi t coin bc of Pcruna, assisted
by I he balmy air of Kprinjr, will cure old,
stubborn ease* of catarrh tlmt have resist
ed treatment for years. Everybody should
have a cony of Dr. Ilartman's latest book
on catarrh. Address The I'tiruna Medi
I eine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Lulu Larmer, Stouylitoi), Wis.,
? says:
j "Kor two years I suffered with nervous
iroiir)?<? nnn stoni*
?ich disorders until
it seemed that there
was nothing to mc
but 11 bundle of
tici'voH. 1 was very
irntnb.'e, rouid not
sleep, rest op com
pose myself, ami
was certainly Mi lit
to take core of a
household. I took
nerve tonics and
hills without bene
fit. 'Who,. I
Mrs. Lulu I, armor.
taking l'cruna f grew steadily better, my
nerves grew stronger, my icst was no
longer fitful, ami to-dstv I consider myself
in perfect health and fclrength. My rc<ov
cry was siow but sure, but I persevered
j ami was rewarded by perfect health." ?
Mrs. Lulu Larmer.
i ITI
If you <io not derive prompt and satis
I factory results from theuae of i'cruna write
I at once to Dr. llartman, giving a full htnte
j ment of your case, and li? will be pleased
to give you his valuable advice grati*.
I Address Dr. Ifartnian, Prudent of The
1 llartman .Sanitarium. ColmnliiK 11
i HOT TH?i Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and MuHcin
i Sjol S li I lufo couyhs, coids, LaOrippe gg;;a'ag's,
Jets nr. d Flnsllvs.
Maybe (he early bird that caught the
warm was going home after playing
poker ai 1 night.
Women expect their husbands to live
np to the heroon of their favorite nov
els and their sons io those o? the
Bible.
When a man forgets to find fault
with the way the cook made the colfec
hU wife begins to suspec t ho had some
thing on his <-<MifM'iv>ne<?< h? is afraid
she will discover.
There is no difference in the princi
ple back of the new pack of cards in
the parlor and tl;o greasy pack in the
penitentiary.
niwor n Utcrs;
There are now over 700 lady univer
.sitly graduates in Ireland.
Foors of rilij&lf. claimed to be as
'durable as asphalt, and cheaper, are
being tried In Germany.
.. Kve started the deceptions of her
>ex when she began the custom of put
ting on clothes.
Hay is the most profitable crop in
| England.
Tho Uultod Kingdom spends sH, 000.000 a
your on raisins. So. 13.
The Pious Mosquito.
It wn? In the dear old summer time.
The mosquito that did business j ? s r
j over tho line, but who was duly in
! corporated under the laws of New
I Jersey, as are all other pestiferous
things, waB trying for a touch down on
: the skating rink of a man who fro*
t qucnts front rows.
| A vigorous slap sent him away.
Taking tho full count before rising,
lie decided he would get out of tuo
vicinity.
Then a thought struck him.
"Ah," said he, "I must do all I can
to prove tho truth of tho Scriptures.
All our tribe is 'bred on tho water.'"
So ho promptly returned.
Four great coal stations are about to
be exploited in South Africa. The most
southerly field lies between JLiadysmlth
j and (he northern boundary of Natal..
| These regions will in the near future
supply a large part of the world's de
mand for coal. Natal exported 201,000
tons in 1901.
M^t women would rather be mar.
ried unhappily than be not married
happily.
Singular Flurals.
A correspondent who keeps a watch
ful eye on our columns wants to know
j what are the correct plurals of "mon
goose" and phoenix." One is tempted,
to write "mongeese" as one Is tempted
to write "Mu38clmen," though neither
man nor goose has any claim to con
sideration in these words. "Mon
goose" is quite a fancy spelling, and
you may spell it "mungoun" or "mnn
gous"?-or "mungoQH," as yoji will.
Therefore, we think "mongoose" is'
quite plural enough to cover all tho
Specimens that are likely to come up
for christening? As to the phoenix ?
its case may he. dismissed with the
swiftness of a police court magistrate.
There is never more than one on tho
active list at the same time, so the
phoenix does not require a plural at
all. ? London Chronicle.
I
j The total value of exports of animal
! products in 1902 was about |3, 000, 000
j greater than the like exports of tho
I previous year, but there was a decrease
! of nearly $S.UOO.COO in the value of cat
I tie exported. This was due to the
j sharp demand for beef In Ulia country
Delicately formed and gently reared, women will find,
in all the seasons of their lives, as maidens. wives. or moth
ers, that the one simple, wholesome remedy which acts
gently and pleasantly and naturally, and which may be
used with truly beneficial effects, under any conditions,
when the system needs a laxative, is ? Syrup of Figs. It
is well known to be a simple combination of the laxative
and carminative principles of plants with pleasant, aro
matic liquids, which arc agreeable and refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system when Its gentle
cleansing Is desired.
Many of the ills from which women suffer are of a tran
sient nature and do not come from any organic trouble
and It is pleasant to know that they yield so promptly to
the beneficial effects of Syrup of Figs, but when anything
more than a laxative is needed it is best to consult the
family physician and to avoid the old-time cathartics and
loudly advertised nostrums of tne present day. When
one needs only to remove the strain, the torpor, the con
gestion, or similar ills, which attend upon a constipated
condition of the system, use the true and gentle remedy ?
Syrup of Figs ? and enjoy freedom from the depression,
the aches and pains, colds and headaches, which are due
to Inactivity of the bowels.
Only those who buy the genuine Syrup of Figs can hope
to get Its beneficial effects and as a guarantee of the ex
cellence of the remedy therfpll name of the company ?
California Fig Syrup Co. ? Is printed on the front of every
package and without It any preparation offered as Syrup
of Figs Is fraudulent and should be declined. To those
who know the quality of this excellent laxative, the'
offer of any substitute, when Syrup of Figs Is called
for. Is always resented by a transfer of patronage to.
some flrst-clar.s drug establishment, where they do
not recommend, nor sell false brands, nor Imitation -
remedies. The genuine article may be bought of all
reliable druggists everywhere at 50 cents per bottle.
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