The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 24, 1903, Image 4
A prominent- club woman, Mrs. Dan*
forth, of St. Joseph, Mich,, tells how ^he
was cured of falling of the womb dnd
its accompanying pains and misery by
Lydia E* Pinkfaam's Vegetable Compounds
"Dfiah Mrs, Pinkham; ? Life looks dark indeed when a woman
feels that her strength is fading away and slio has no hopes of ever
being restored. Such was my feeling a few months ago when I was
advised that my poor health was caused by prolapsus or fulling of the
womb. The words sounded like a knell to me, I fell that my sun had
set; but tydla IS. I'inkbam's Vegetable Compound came to me as
an elixir of life; it restored the lo.st forces and built mo up until my
?ood health returned to me. For four months 1 took the medicine
aily and each dose added health and strength. I am so thankful for
the help I obtained through it .s use." ? Alas. Fjloukncb "Danfoktix,
1007 Miles Ave., St. Joseph, Mi(J'i.
A medicine that, lias r??sH>v<'<l so many women to health and
can produce proof of lli?* fact must be regarded with respect. This
istfte record of Ly.din K. IMnkham's Vegetable Compound, which
cannot b?ve<iuallc<l by any other medicine the world lias ever pro
duced. Here |s another case: ?
" Dicau Mhs. L'inkiiam: ? For years I was
troubled with foiling of Uio womb, irregular
and painful menstruation, leucorrhom, , hearing,
tliiwn pains, baekaehe, headache, dizzy and
faint ing Hindis, and stomach t rouble.
U1 doetnred for about fhvc years but did
riot seem to improvo. 1 began the use of your
medicine, and havo taken seven bottles of
liydia K. ,1'lnlcliain's Vegetable Compound,
til rets of 1 ill Mid l'uiitirr, and also used the
>Saiiative Wash and Liver Pills, and am now
enjoying good health, and have gained in ilesb.
I thanlc you wry much '(or what you
have done for me, and heartily recom
mend your medicine to all sutt'ering
women." ? Miss Emma Snyj?kr, 218 East
Center St., Marion, Ohio.
: "PIIKK MI5D1CAL AI>VICH?tO WOMEN."
' . Women would save linio and much sickness if they would
writ? to Mrs. 1'inkham for advice as soon as any distressing symp
tom* appear. It Is free, and lias put thousands of women on the
right road to reeovery.
Mrs. Plnkham never violates the confidence thus entrusted<to
her, and although she publishes thousands of testimonials from
women who have been benefited by lier advice and medicine,
never in ail lier experience bus she published such a letter without
the full consent, and often by special request of the writer.
$5000
FORFEIT " \v? cannot f..rt It \* !Mi pmlttee the origin*! letters un;l aignaturoi ? t
AbovotositiuuniaU, whicli will 1'iovc tl'.rlr ?'
iilmolute ihmiuIiiimic**.
l.jtllt* H. I'inkltHiii MfiUclno Co., l.jnii, Mm.
f APUDINE Cour
V CURES Stomach
? AND ?
. . Indigestion
lo. as and 5 >c. at Drujcstorcs.
1 TYPEWRITERS
,, CHEAP I
1M# Lot Pcoon?k-1>ftinl Mnchfuoi <>f
? pit ninkoH l?k?n ft** purfc i> ?.v for tlm
Oliver- ItiirKHliiii for i|uU'k luivof.
J. ic. en* Y roi*, t ii*itoU<\ U. c.
INntlvo to Koiithrrn llnpitbllt'nin.
Thoru 1* ojily oi?o Rupublioan weekly paper
of nnvsizo orlnUnl la the entire Mouth. It I*
The Weekly Journlti Hud Tribune, published
at KimxvlHo. Tt iin., ii ii < 1 linn a wble circula
tion uiioiik Uepul>llcati? of tin) South, Its
subscription prion lun been reduced to f>0o
per yonr, ami H well worth tho tuouoy, boinK
a ilrst (Ma?s family i npor Jn every roapoct,
Bouthum KopubllcAlis will do wolf to write
for a samp.o copy.
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Thompson's Eyo Water j
The town of Radnor, Indicia. has a
remarkable case or scientific and hu- ]
innu interest in Clyde Uarner. aged 25 1
years, whoAcmiuenl physicians hhv.
?will live to lie 200 years old. Though j
25 years old. he does not look ohier
than a boy of ?! or 5. ifc Ih! inches high '
and weighs but 35 pounds, though at
birth he was normal and weighed 10 i
pounds. His parents are ordinary, ev- j
cry-day, healthy persons. i!is mental
and physical growth stopped when ho
wan 5 years old and has only developed I
at one-sixth the pace aince, t>o that the
man of 25 looks no older than a boy of j
4 or 5. He eats but three meals a week. |
The only loyalty in the world that
defies all testa Is a mother's to her
children.
Copenhagen, the Capital of Denmark,
has just vlected a Socialist mayor. He
is a working painter, named Jensen,
who has been for some time president
of t ho trades unions. After his election
he was met outside the town hall hy a
procession of over 1,000 Socialists with
torches and hands. They conducted
him through the crowded streets which
were lined with chcerlng masses of
workingmen, to the People's Hall,
where a fete on a large scale was held.
Mayor Jensen is the tlrst Socialist to
gain such high honor in lXumark.
FASTEN AGE MARKS.
Skk Kidneys make people look older than they arc; haston the evening
days of life; fasten the marks of prematura old age. '{lie world over
Doan's Kidney Pills is the recognized Kidney Specific.
Aching backs arc eased. Ilip, back, ami
loin pains ovcrcore. Swelling of llic
limbs ami dropsy signs vanish.
They correct urine with brick dust fcedi- !
ment, high coiorcd, cxcessivc p:dn in pass
dribbling, frequency, bed wotting. I
Doan'e Kidney Pill* disoolvo and remove i
calculi and gravel. ' Relieve heart pal pita
Hon, sleeplessness, headache, nervousness.
Bun, Mam.. March 31. 1903.? I received
Iktnapleof Doan> Kidney l'ills. and with
IhattM of ane inoro box |rom my druggist 1
? fnlWUlyfllTtd of a very lame back.? \V.
A.Cu^bu>d. _
Gatasatmo, III.. March .'so, ldos ? The sam
ple at Doon'a Kidney tills eaino to hand. 1
tho CM <me fiO-cent box from our dcupgM.
Mi fa* thankful to soy the pain across tho
email of my back disappeared like a ? now
task la ho* ana. OoaaVrilU reach tn? obqt.?
rfM?a W?nu " ? "- ?
lew Ofar. Pa., March SO, 1MB.?' The free
. AM al Dtaa't KMa#l filk have been of great
SimllteiM. Blaoe ?ipytlnw 1 have no oc- ;
..Mi?tfMmwofUa at eight. My com-!
g^ajtos^Uebtod^mota wbea vatcUtog
Cambria, Wyoming.? Previous to taking
(ho eataple of Doau's Klduey Fills I could
scarcely hold my urine. NoWl can sleep all
night and rarely have to pet up, aud that ach*
lnt; across my hack a little abuvo my hips is
gone.? Isaac W. Stnvhkns, Cambria, Wyo.
| FREE -TO SETTER KIDNEY HEALTH.
Foam-Mil*?* Co.. Itoffato. M. Tv
IUmuo wind me by tnftll, witbovt iitaiit
trt*l box Dowt KKJwy ?"UU.
Num.
IVwt-ofllr*
Bute.
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R?as5$$asgge? .
Wi?ni *?n??rw?-.r - sr?~
MR. STONE SPEAKS.
Bryan Was Announced as the Orator
of the Day
BITTERLY DENOUNCES THE PAPERS
A Red Letter Day at a Alerting of the
Democratic Press Association? .
Trust* and Politic*.
Kansas City, Special. ? United
State* Senator Wui. J. Stone, address
ing the annual convention of the Mis
souri Democratic Press Association
Monday, made an elaborate exploita
tion of ltis connection of baking pow
der legislation and enforcement of
the pure food laws, and bitterly de
nounced the daily newspapers of the
State, which he declared had* "hound
ed" him outrageously. Wm, J. Bryan
had boen announced as the principal
speaker of the afternoon. He was re
ceived enthusiastically and spoke as
"a country editor to country editors."
He declared that throughout the coun
try ho found deep ami growing dis
satisfaction among the Republican
voters with t ho policy of the national
administration, and exhorted his
hearers not to "make the Democratic
party so much like the Republican
party that it would be easy for Re
publicans to got into it, but keep dif
ferent, so that in time of stress the
people would turn to the Democracy
for1 deliverance. Praldlng the State of
Missouri for its prosecution of the
packing houses lie said: "The Federal
government seems to be afraid to en
force (lie criminal law and prefers the
use of injunctions."
Snow n Yard D.*cp.
Berlin, By Cable. ? The gale of Sun
day wrought such havoc 'on the
grounds of the palace at Potsdam that
a full report on the .subject has been
telegraphed to Bmperov William.
Many splendid trees, dating from the
timu of Frederick the Great, were up
rooted. The Imperial Wild Park was
also seriously damaged. The fifi hours'
snow storm over middle lSuropa
ceased today at daylight. Tlx' snow is
two Inches deep In Berlin, Increasing
to a yard deep in the Hartz High
lands. Snow lies deep in Eaat Prussia
and Poland, where the wires are
down aftll trains are delayed. The
snow Is melting rapidly and the
streams are already flooding. The
snow in from 20 Inches to three feet
deep. At noon no trains had arrived
at Posen for 12 hours. Trains are
snowed in on the linea all over Silesia
and the province of Posen. The rail
road administration has no snow
plows, as snow is extremely rar$.
Santo Domingo ShetJcd.
Santo Domingo, Republic of Santo
Domingo, Ry Cable. ? Troops of the
government shelled this elty Saturday
an<t several houses were, damaged.
Tho government soldlera attacked the
elty in foree at several different
points this morning nnd the fighting
lasted for one hour. The government
troops sustained heavy losses, Gen
eral Corder, Minister of the Interior,
and ' General Alvarez. Governor of
Puerto Plata, being killed. Over 100
government soldiers wore killed or
wounded, and tho government forces
were obliged to withdraw. The revolu
tionists made several prisoners and
eaptured horses and amunltion. Their
losses were slight, only a few being
killed or wounded. President Vas
quez narrowly eseaped being * shot.
Tho rebel gun-boat Independenela has
returned here, and it is reported that
General Navarro with a quantity of
ammunition, landed from her near
Monte Cristl. The revolutionists are
surrounding Monte Cristi.
Secretary Wilson at Clnrksvllk?.
Clarksvllle, Tenn.. Special. ? Secre
tary Wilson addressed the tobaeeo
planters of Clarksvllle district, anil was
shown through the warehouses located
here. The Secretary will address the
planters at Springfield tomorrow, and
will spend Wednesday in Nashville.
nitc'.ioll at Wilkesbarre.
Wilkeshart'e, Pa., Special. ? Presi
dent Mitchell, of the United Mine
Workers, arrived here from Indiana
polis. He presided at a Joint meeting
nf tlie executive hoards and heard the
grievances of the mine workers re
sulting in the misinterpretation of the
Strike Commission's award. Prob
ably tiio most serious matter to be
t adjusted is the lockout inaugurated
by the Reading Company in the lower
| anthracite field.
Philadelphia, Special.? r President
Raftr. of ti?e Reading Company, de
; ellned to discuss the lookout of min
ers In the Schnykill region. lie would
not even ndimt that the company had
closed its colliery.
Miners Locked Out.
Pottsville, Pa.. Special. ? Of the 43
collieries of the Philadelphia & Read
ing Coal -and Iron Company, all but 11
aro shut down owing to the employes
being locked out by an order of the
company. At the 32 idlo operations
many of the employes on Saturday rft
fused to work nine hours as demanded
by the management of the company. la
tho Shenandoah aud other regions,
the storm centre, alt of the Heading
opesatkms are closed. Upward of 80,
000 mine workers arc locked out by
this company alone.
Roosevelt In Geyserland.
Cinnabar, Mont., Special.? President
Roosevelt has about completed" his
tour of the Yellowstone Park. Monday
he was at Fire Hole geyner basin. To
morrow he wIR return to the Norrls
geyser basin and go from there to the
Grand Canyon, where thejjpper all
lower falls are eUwatedTHe expects
to return to the poet headquarters on
Wedneeday, ??d will remain In that
vlclftlty until Friday afternoon, when
Poorly?
** For two years I suffered ter
ribly from dyspepsia, with great
depression, end was always feeling
poorly* I then trie1 V/er's Sorsa
parille, and In one ?/cek I was a
now man.*'? John MeDc<iu!u,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Don't forget that it's
"Ayer's" SarsaparMla
that will make you strong
and hopeful. Don't waste
your time and money by
trying some other kind.
Use the old, tested, tried,
and true Ayer's Sarsapa
rilla. ? $1.60 a brill*. All drugfltU.
A?k jronr <toet?r wlmt Jto t1>lnk? of Ay*r'?
S*r**parfIU. lie known all al>out this u t and
Old family mcdlelno. Kollow bla advtco and
we will bo ?ttlifliil.
J. C. AYKU Co , I.owell, Mali.
Genuine stamped C C C. Hever sold lo balk.
Beware of the dealer wbo tries to sell
i "something Just as good."
T~T"
The Otd-Fashloned Flro.
To ?(*nm heat tho cities nsplrot
As they shiver and shako In tho ro!J! j
Out ijjvo me )fhe old-fashioned tire ?
The tokiwkf rosy backlog of old!
Tho warmth J*nd tho tight
Of tta flame, Unplug bright?
Tho drowsy-heada huddled utound It at j
night!
'A
In the darkness tho winter wind sigh
ing
Made the (lame take a ruddier glow;
Tho sparks up the broad chimney flying - j
Like witch-eyes that gleamed In tho
anow! , "/ 1
Oh, the warmth and tho light
Of those rod (lames so bright,
Ami tho comfort and Joy of the wl'd
winter night!
Kar bettor that friendly old Are
Than buildings of simmering* steam,
With never a flamo to admire.
And never a beautiful drei'ml
Oh, the love and tho light
Whore those flamrs danced so bright,
And tho old-fashioned Joy of the old
fashioned night. *
?Frank L. Stanton 1u tho Atlanta Con
stitution.
CURES RHEUMATISM AND CATARRH.
Il.lt, II, Cuvcs I)eop- Seated Cases Ksprolully
?To l'rove it It. It. It. ^?nt Kree,
These diseases, with ache* and pains in
bones, joint3 and buck, agonizing pains in
shoulder blades, bauds, lingers, arms and
legs crippled by t heuni.it ism, lumba^iv sci
atica, or neuralgia; hawking, spitting, Jno.-e
bleeding, ringing in the cars, sick stomach,
deafness, noises in tho heud^bbtd teeth, thin
hot blood, all rn?i dbtvn feeling of catarrh
ore sure signs of an awful poisoned condi
tion of the blood. Take Botanic Blood
Balm (B.B.B.) fc>oon all aches and pains
slop, tho poison is destroyed and a real
permanent euro is made of the worst rheu
matism or foulest catarrh. Thousands "f
casca cured by-taking B.B.B; ? It strength
ens weak kidneys and improves diges
tion. Druggists, ?1 per large bottle. Sam
ple free by writing Br.oon 1)AI.M Co., H
Mitchell St., Atlanta, Ga. Describe Jroub'.a
and free medical ad vicc sent in scaled letltfr.
The tight-tilling British uniform is al
leged to be the cause of much heart disease
imong soldiers.
A warrant was issued in the Police
Court in Cincinnati last week for John
Townea to compel him to take treat
ment and medicine for a severe cas? of
grip. Corlne MSganeaus, a sister of
Towne'% wife, fears Townes's brain is
affected. She saya he refuses modicinc
and food, and he believes be can
"think" away his illness. The wan ant
charged disorderly conduct. Townes
will not be locked up, but will be forced
into tho city hospital, and if he still
refuses to take medicine he will ho
compelled to do so. in the strong ward.
FITS permanently ourad.No fits or norvo.u
neas after ilrst duy's use of Dr. Kllno's UroV.
Nerroltestorer. iri: trial bottleaudtroatisofroj
Dr. It. II. Kline. Ltd.. 5)31 Arol^St., L'hllu., i'.i.
\ ?
When a woman tries to figure put
what she has dono with the monfhly
allowance which her husband makes
her she seldom gets any farther than
the dollar she lent him.
A?k Yonr Dealer l't?r Atlrn'i Kiioi-Knt^,
A powdor to shako into your allocs: rests th'J
feet. Curos Coins. Dubious, Swoollou. ,Soro.
Hot, Callous, Aohlng, Sweating Fc >t mi I In
growing Nail?. Allan's Fyot-Knao makes n?v.v
or tight shoos onsy. At all druirtrlsts and
shoe stores. 25 conts. Sample in died Fuv.k.
Addrrm Allen H. Olmsted, Loltoy, N. Y.
An iceboat is now propelled by an' dec
trie mot or driven fan.
Stati or Ohio, City o?T oi.kdo, (
Lucas Covxty. f
Fhamk J. CurNttV, niako oath that ho laths
pcnlor partner of the Arm of F. J. Ciiknky .k
Co., doing business In tho City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that sal I
firm will pay tho sum of osk nu.xnnRn dol
lars foreaoh an<fov?>ryoaso of catarrh tint
cannot be cured by tho use of Hall's
Cataruii CvnK. Fuank J. Chunky.
Sworn to heforo mo and subscribed In my
, ? *-? ? piVsenco,tht3 6thdayof Docombor,
? seal. V A. D., 1830. A. W. Glkasox,
' ? ? ? ' ]\'otar>/ Puttlio.
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken Internally, and
acts dlroctly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Send for testimonials,
free. F. J. Chrsky & Co., Tole Io, O.
Sold by Dru<(gli*ts,7de.
Hall's Family Fills are the l>es?.
Newly acquired money talks very
loud.
It is a pleasure te note the success ?v
The Hobbitt Chemical Company, of Haiti
more, Md., manufacturers of lihcumacide
which is *aid to be a very superior remedy
for rheumatism and other b.ood diseases.
This Company has grown from a small be
ginning until it is now one of the most ex
tensive advertisers in the United States,
using newspaper and other methods, atao.
The value of the wheat crop is 3.7 pet
cent, leas than that of the cotton crogl
A red-*?lored solution now obviates the
need of * dark room in photography.
Mrs. Willow's Soothing 3yrap for ehlldrsi
teethlng,sotteu the gums, redueos Inflnnum
Hon, allays puiu, cures wind colic. 263. atHKll i
' ' * * 1 1 f 1 '
A little lie generally travels faster than
a great troth.
Putxam Fadkuss fives produce the
brightest and fastest color*.
Tile unexpected seldom happens to the
people who aro always looking For it.
^<22e?.d25St ^
ALU FR0G8 GOOD TO tt^T.
A* Much Enjoyed by the Small Boy 1
?s by the Epicure.
1 tic dwwiulid J'/T <3 fet Cut. St
baa increased with tho ycard until now
at almost every banquet of importance
the dainty lu on tho menu. AM of tho
larger dining places uao from six to
ten dozens per day. Of these crea
tures, width,- according to a flclentlfto
paper, aro waiting to bo classified by
law as to w-a ether they aro flah or
anlmulR ? Just us woman bud to wait
I or centuries to lind out whether or
not thoy had souls-? thero seems to bo
no especial variety for eating. They
are caught anywhero, and, as a small
boy said: "All frogs uro good to eat
if they are rot toads."
Uoys and girls with nets much like
tboso used lu catching butterflies, only
much stronger, can be seen making
tUt tho Hinall Htreums and ponds that
spot tho fields about San Francisco.
Tho average small boy is an expert
in catching, hilling and dressing the
palatable creatures, It lu uo unusual
slElit to see away off In the field from
around which a few sturdy young
sons of America are busy preparing
a feaBt. i'aey broil tho tender, white
fosh, which they sprinkle with salt
and ba3to with a bit vt but^r, carried
perhaps in a cinnamon can'iu a pocket
along with fish-hooks, keys, marbles
and string. Tho frogo . may not bo
Eorved on sliver shells; they may bo
garnished only with a spray of fresh
watercress, but I wager thoy are on
Joyed as much by tho youngsters, who
aro their own chefs aud waiters, as a
similar dish otherwise cooked and
Gcrvod would bo by grown-up be
wblakered epicures.
Joke on Dr. Loranz.
One of Dr. Lorenz'3 compatriots
chuckles every time he tells thin an
ecUoto, which is told aa an actual oc
currence in the great surgeon's ca
reer:
"Tho doctor was always very chari
table ami treated a great many peoplo
gratuitously. Among them was a poor
^little girl in whoso case ho was deeply
Interosteci. Ono morning Dr. Lorenz
: bappenod to meet her mother, and
was surprised to hear that his patient
; had died a few days before.
! "Why didn't you send for mo when
i the change came?" he asked.
"Wo wore going to do so/ sir, but
I wo thought It better to let tho dear
i child dlo a natural death," was the
' tearful answer.
If a n\an has no master greater than
I himself his service must always be
degrading.
"POOR DIGESTION
LANGUID AND TIRED."
lAn Interesting Letter Concerning Pe-ru-naJ ^ .1
Miss ?
D ELLA A
Janveav
Miss Delhi Janyeau, Globe l!ot< 1, Ottawa, Out., is from ono of the oldest a d bent
known French Canadian families lu (Jana '.a In a recent letter to The l'oruno Modi -in?
Co., of Columbus, Ohio, she says : v, ' ' : ?:> .*1,
"Last spring my blood h^o ncd clonic I int. in;/ digestion poor, mv head,
ached and I felt languid and tired all the time. Mi/ p\ijslelan prescribe!
lor me, but a friend advised ms to trij l'arun:i. I tried ltd nU'n in t)lea?e 1
to ntate that 1 found it a won lerful eleunner an I purifier of the
In three weeks I wua like a new w man , mi \t appetite had Increased, I felt
buoyant, light and h'tpjuj tind without an ach- or pi In. Per una is a re?'
liable family medicine. "
Adia Brittain, of Sekitan, 0., writes:
"After using your wonderful Pcruna
three months I liave had great relief. 1
had continual heaviness in my stomach,
was bilious, and had fainting spells, but
they have all left me siriee using Peruna."
? Adia Brittain.
If vou do not derive oromnt an<l eatfs
The Great Spring Remedy.
After the rigors of winter arc feit you arc liable to feel tlio need of a tdllic, laxative' and
BLOOD PURIFIER.
YOU WANT T HIPPEST. OF COURSE;. THAT 13
RHEUMACIDE.
This medicine is scientifically compounded from the extract! of roots, , Hfrbs and barks, com?,
biuetl with tert^ia other jdirifying1 r>nd alterative products. A sure cure for Rheumatism, Indigestion,
C ??nsiipation. Hoils, Kidney Troubles, and all disease;! arising from impurities in the Llood.
A.sli your druggists lor RHEUMACIDE and Insist on getting it.
Beware of substitutes of doubtlul value.
All Druggists, gr.oo, or express prepaid on receipt of price.
Bobhirf ^fiemlcal Co., ^ - - - Baltimore, Md., U. 8. A.
Natural Flavor
Cottage^
. J _ _ f W? take our choice corned beef, cook It and season
tt. - ft rl\ Afg fjPAT ,t? all don e?y experts? better than is possible at
home. When Just riaht we put it in cans to keep
? : / ? it right until you want it.
Keep it In Ihc house for emergencies? for suppers, for sandwich**? for any Ua* when
you want something good aud v.ant it quick. Simply turn a key and the can is open. An
appetising lunch is ready in an instant. v ?? y *?
Llftby, McNeill &. Libby, Chicago* SfSESJSM
Health at Home
through Hire# R<x>tl>eefy-a
del Ik tit fill ptcporation of
roots, - hertm, barks and
berries. Nature's own pre
scription. Benefit* every
member or the family.
Hires
ROOtbMf
??4 pl<UM ttt IMlM. A |MlKI
CfcufeB. lira ??., fcfcwa, to. >
S*. 17.
DOLLAR
factory results from the use of I'eruns. ?
svrile at once t.> Dr. llartman, giving
full st. item, lit <>t your ease and he will
he p!c;t>ed to give you his valuable advice _
gratis.
Address Or. ll irtmau, President/ "fit" -
The llartman ?Sanitarium, CoUinfbug, 5
Ohio. ? . " t |
To Cotton dinners.
We Manufacture tha Most Ccmplete lino
of Cotton Gi i Machinery of Arj Ccmpar.J
In the Word, namclj, tl.e
PRATT,
WINSHIP,
MUGGER,
EAGLE, 4
SMITH.
We also make
IJnters for Oil Mills, ~
Eliginos and Boilers.
We also sell everjth'r.g necessary to ooMfltlft*
Modern Ginning Outfit and fyrnlsh our Oil*
tomars with full detailed plant u4 ?<-. ...
teriai bills for construction of neoeuarj .
houses for our plants without extra oharga.
The Continental Gin Gompaoy,
Birmingham, Ala.
*?it? for oris i.vrrsr oatalooo*.
Grandma it -
Generally Right
Take advantage of
licr vast experience
and ask her what i*
best for your Liver.
Kidney and Blood Troubles. We
think she will recommend
D3. THftCHER'S - LIVER AID
BLOOD SYRUP
l>ceause she has tried it and knows it ?
cine* Been on market CO y**r?'andJd
reliable. Yuu try it.
f.Oc and $1 00 at pood druggist?. Dr.
Th.-uhet's I.iver Medicine (dry), Cents,
Yes, your druggist. ietla it. Be suic
it'i I j r . 'I haoliM't, though.
Write our Consultation Department,,
explaining symptoms, and receive free
confidential advice
IHACHEfi MEDICINE COMPANY. I
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A lean and potash-hungry >oH|
wasted seed, wasted labor and MM"
Kins? A MORTUAOB. Or, plenty of
Potash
in the fertilizer, many bales and *
busy Kin--A BANK ACCOUNT.
?. Writ# kit for
our book s.
They ara
money wla.
n?r?. We tend
them frtt to
farmers,
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