The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 05, 1904, Image 4
CONSTANT ACHING.
JfodK ?tcfe?s all the time. Spoil* your
il?j|RP*(Jt?v wearies the body, worries tin
Kidneys csuxe It *11 sud Doau'n
lK4riney Pilla reli?- v?>
ftUd cure It..
II. B. McCarvur,
of 201 Cherry Kt.,
Portland, Ore.^ In
of Jjaight
f?r tho
Unental o? uaya:
"I ue&rfhmu't Kid*
^JUty^UlA lor back
" licite and other
a/mptouiM of kid
ney trouble which
had aonoyedtue for
I month*. I think u
cold wan rchpouHl
ble for the whole
4i Trouble. it eecmed to nettle In my k 1*1
neys, Uoun'a Kidney 1 'i 11k rooted ii
out. It Ik no vera 1 moiit li? ?lne? I iim'iI
t Item , and up to date there ban bes-n no
fwori'once of tin* trouble."
f)oan'# Kidney I'IMh for nale by sill
dealer*. Price W> coutM per bo*, l-'o.v
ier^lillburu Oo., Buffalo, N.
Odds and End#.
It In claimed that Richmond roar
won Hobson i.s lnellglblo to ConK?'<?
trional nominal lun, becauKO he Ih not u
t* giuterod voter, and haw not paid bin
|K ' -tMX.
It is n anally tho other man h giint at
^ 'which we Htraln and our own camel j
wt* 8*.'aJlo\V.
Hood workw Ih not the price of a ?
ticket to Heaven, but th<? proof of tho (
right to enter there. Ho. (J.
PlaO'tiCurw cannot b? too highly *p<jk?n ?>f
en u cough eu r?.~ J. W. O'Bbibx, 3'J2 Third
Avvnuo, N., Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 6, 11*00.
It is impoBsihlo for a woman to pr?Herve
a ?(*nvt no it will keep.
' Putnam Faoei-kbs Dvkh color Silk, j
Wool and Cottoq at oue boiling.
A female optimist i? ft woman who smile*
when eln; meets n musculinc bore.
j Millions of Vflg?tuhle?.
f AVhen the Kditor read 10,000 1'lunti lot
10c. ho could hardly bcliovo it, but upon
?second reading linds tlmt the John A.
rial/.tr Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis., thau
whom there are no more reliable and ext?n
?ivo #py<i growers in the world, make* t h i*
?ficr. This trreftt. offer is mude to get sou
to (e?t Saizer's Warranted Vegetable
fcteds.
^.Tiey will send you their big plant a >i.l
?ecu catalog, together with enough need to j
grow
. 1,000 line, solid Cabages,
' 2,000 delicious Carrots,
i 2,000 Hlanching, nutty Celflry,
t 2,000 rich, buttery Jxjttuce,
5 1,000 splendid -Onions,
? 1,000 rare, huaious KadUhcH,
1,000 gloriously brilliant Flowers,
ALI. V on NUT ltio. rOSTAOE,
providing you will return thi? notice, and j
?f you will' send them 20c. in postage. they j
?will add to the above a package of tne ta- t
aaoua llerlinci Cauliflower. ( A.C.L.l
The man who goes to the bud never j
thinks of providing himself with a return
New U. 8. Artillery.
The field artillery of (he United
8tatee army l? eoon to bo equipped
with new rapid Are recoil gun?, and
the flvo batterlea At Fort Riley will
ho tbo flint to he iiupplled with the
uew armament. Thu guna are now
being manufactured In DuKHuldorf,
Gorman y, by tbo fci'nrhardt Company
Thle florman pattern was tested in
Fort Riley a llttlft moro than a year
ago with ?ix other uuiih of inwdoi n
?,yuo. Tt was also tested at Bandy
Ifrtok, N Y Thu guna wj! ho equip
pe?(] with cylinder*, the air pressure
in which will dispose of iho recoil in
filing.
FJTK periiiKfixntly eur?*<t. N<> Mln <>? ti<-i \'>u??
li? x* nft?r Hint <i??y '? imi*. of J'r Klliiu'h limit
N?'i s ir)i?Htor<T. 4>2 trlftll'Oltb'itiKl t J >?? ! r? ?>
Vr U. H. KiJKM,Iitd.,Wl Ar 'hHI., I'lilla 1'n.
Love and hat#; have good mi-moric*. i-my
indifference forget*.
( hult9r'? t.wrllest C?llf.
Another new thing I an |>e rut ? * j
during a aeason and ?(?<?<>>( ? ? k '< t n
with lightning rapidity. Next to .V?i/ei * I
Teosinte it will luitke mom green fodder :
than any thing eLe, cheap o;> dirt and grow? 1
fvfivwhftl*.
Or Salzer't Kcnovalor (irr.nn Mmurc.
just the thing for dying out i>n<l
meadows. Mr. li. KApoo.d, Mast I'.wk
writes. ''I hOWC.I Raj/or'* ' ? ! Mixture J
on toil 'so poor two men could not rai^e a
i us? on it, ftiid in forty-one ?1 a yj? after
lowing I had tho grander,! st.mil of grass
in the connty. ral?.ei's < > < a ?f? Mixtures
?nrout quickly and produce enormously.'
100, OOfl barrel? choice Seed Potatoes.
hAI./KU fl NKW NATIONAL OA TK
tlere is a winner, a prodigy, a marvel, j
enormously prolific, strong, hcalthv, vijeor j
ons, producing in thirty J^'t a t es from 1 ?0 i
to 300 Lu. per acre. You had hc*^ bow a
lot of it, Mr Fanner, in Jtxil, nnd in the j
fall sell it to your neighbors ft J1 a bu, I
for need. I A. C.L.I
JI'ST Hr.NJ> J0<\ IN hTAMl'H
to the John A. Sa1/.er Seed Co., La Crosse, j
Wis., ami receive in return their big cats- '
big and lots of farm seed tmtnples free.
A uenaible woman seldom waiU'i her j
time 011 a handsome man.
Mrn. Wiiodow'? Soot hlng Kyrup for eMMnm j
teethfnjj, soften the gumf, re>lo<'?-? Inlimntna- >
tion,allay? paln,eure?* w Ind coilo. ii6c. a hottlo J
It if?n't an cany matter to see happines* ;
through another man's eyet.
Don't think bcausv a man ih oi< ixj . it I
mathematician that lie alwuvtt counts uuh j
the fair sex.
Illietiinittlsni's Killing I'uIii.
I. eft in quick order aflei t, iking In dusrs :
of Dr. Bkirvin's Rheumatic Cure, in tablet
form. 25 do.sei for '2-V*.( postpaid. Dr. !
Skirvin Co., La Crosse, Wis. I A. C.I,.]
When ignorance is lilies it lu folly to di/. j
cover that you are a fool.
Knoivl?i?tt;n From K*|>?*H?-nc?.
Is what we understand when Dr. 1
Spalding, an eminent liaptint divine, of
Galveston,. Texas, writes "send me tw ? j
bottles of Taylor's Chemkew Kerned) "f :
Sweet Cum and Mullein. It is for > ]
friend suffering from consumption. {.? '<?
a preparation T know from experience to
be good. '
At druggists, 2."ic., f.Oc. and Jjfl.tW a bottle.
We ea.i nil find reasons why other peo
ple shouldn't/ make mistake*.
Miss Rose Ilcnncssw well known as
a poetess and elocutionist, of Lexington, I
Ky., tells how she was cured ot uterine j
inflammation and ovaritis by the use of j
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound* !
?
" Dear Mn?. Pinkham : ? I have hern so blessedly helped through the as? j
of Lydta K. Pinkhnm*s Vegetable Compound that I feel it but jt??t to ?
acknowledge it, hoping that it may help. some other woman suffering as I did. |
For years I enjoyed the be*t of health and thought that 1 would always
do ro. I attended parties and receptions thinly chid, and' would he suddenly
chilled, hut I did not think of the results. I caught a had cold eighteen J
months ago while menstruating, and thin enused iuthmiuiatlon of tjio womb f
and congested ovaries. I suffered 'exerueiat ing pains and kept get ting worse. |
My attention was called to \<>ur Vegetable ('onipoiiitd ami the wonderful i
?urea it had performed, and I mad*' up mv tuiud to try it f>"' ' wo months and |
aee what it would do for me. Within one month 1 f?-U much better, and j
at the close of the second 1 was onliivlv well.
" I lmvc advised a number of my lady friends to use it. and all cxpre.i*
thomselves as well satisfied with the results as I was " ? Mis-* Rose Nciu
Hb.nnrmsy, 410 S. TJroadwuy, ^oxin-jt.-n. Ky.
' The experlenee and 'testimony of some of tho most liotrrt
women of America go to prove beyond u question that Lydia 1*3.
Pink ham's Vegetable Compound will eorroetull such trouble and
yAt once, by removing the cause, end restoring the organs to a
normal and healthy condition.
U J
"Dear Mrs.' Pinktiam i ? About two years ago I consulted a phy- j
sician about mv health which had become so wretched that 1 was no j
longer able to "bo about. I had severe backache, bearing-down pains,
pains aoToss tho abdomen, was very nervous and irritable, aim this j
- trouble grew worse cach month. Tho physician prescribed for me. but
I soon discovered that ho was unable to help me, and 1 then decided to 1
try Liydfta E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, and soon found that
It was doing me good. My appetite was returning, the pains disappear
ing, and the general benefits were well marked.
M You cannot realize how pleased I was, and after taking the modi- ,
cine for only three months. I found that I was completely enrol of my .
trouble, and havo been well and hearty ever since, and no more fear the
monthly period, as it now passes without pain to me. Yours very t ruly,
? Miss Pka&jl Ackers, 327 2si6rth Summer ?t., Nashville, Term."
- When ? medicine h(U been successful In restoring to health
more than a million women, you cannot well ?nv w ithout tryiftg It
? ?'Ido not believe it will help mi'." If you arc ill* do not hesitate
to get a bottle of I>ydia E. Plnklmm's Vegetable Compound and
Write Mrs. Plnkham at I^ynn, Musk., for special advice. Her ad
vffaeell free ai*d helpful, write to-day. I>ela> may l?e fatal.
^QppciT |f w??*anot torlliuiiU nr.xluco thonrl^laal lrtv?r* *nd 11l3ti.1t Ai aa of
abor* teafiDonUl*, wbicU wilt prove tn#lr KlWolutr c?iiuln<M>o#i?.
LytfU U. I'lubnou kUd. Co., Ljran, M?m>
_ii ? ? . - . - . ^ ? ? ? -
I REACHING UPWARD.
Cotton Has Touched the Highest Price
in 1 went) -SiX Years.
OP 1 IONS PASSU) 17-CtN T MARK
Otic Alter Another High Wecordn have
Hccu Urokcu on the Hxchlfl|e
I U# Hud Not Vet In .Sight.
New York. Special. ? TW? #pfi? illa
tion in tin- rot I on nmi ket ruffled May
and July cotton optinhM above IT cent*
a pound on liit4 local market Monday
for the first iiniel u 2W yen rfl.
f'otton ha p. hot pawned 17 rontki it
pound in Ntw York since 1S73. when
l( w?-nl ?4> I7'/h. It toUc.hed 18?'* in 1874;
- 1 % in ) x7 Jt, and 27:'k In 1M72, the year
of wild ?pe< ulation whken the nop iih
again*) l,:H7,ooo iiait-n in the previous
season t hi ii''ii inir mil) 2,974,000 balea.
'i'h" high pi !???? of war times, when (lie
South wag blockaded, wat $1.90 per
pound, in 1x04
Tim Hwe uii the day's market wan
scored in spite of heavier receipts and
the failure of the Southern spot mar
kets, save New Orleans, to advance.
There witb the, same wild and over
burdened market here nn on Saturday.
Mrokera despaired of executing their
orders according to hook. There was
intense confusion and an enormous
volume of trading
The market opened excited and high
er. Notwithstanding 'he sensational
advances of Saturday, Liverpool again
cabled higher prices than were ex
pected and the opening here was strong
at ait advance of d to 20 points, car
rying July through the 17-eent mark
and making new high records for the
f;en Hon. Following the call the market
advanced still further, though In a
Fiunewhat irregular fashion.
Notwithstanding I he heavier hit
iciplft indicated for to-morrow, the
market after reacting to within a few
points of the opening figures was ral
lied again, chiefly as a result of ag.
gre?<:dvc buying by New Orleans, and
was soon selling at a figure higher
than before the reaction.
Tiading was active on the second
advance, iui'lnditig <-ontinued buying j
for i n?* an (Hint of spot peuplc. who j
v,'< i c t)< | ic\ i < i i,p roverliig hedges. |
iiii'l 1 1 r pnidli- hm mints. The close wan j
linn at neaiiv ilif best with tii" ntory |
1 tv'Mvc months 17 m >>'2 points higher.
-
Russia Pr.-p.tres for War.
St Petersburg. i?y Cable. In spite (it
the express d In i|>?* <?!' the Russian an- )
thoriiiex that ti.e i n ? >- 1 n t crisis will be
p:u-sed ami that pa< ifie solution will
1 10 reached It is im longer concealed
that Itus.siii is practically prepared for
< vent 1 1 <t I : t ieK. Today the mobilization
o; flit* VI 11 ti fit ii i ;< i) reserves wag an
nounced.
nispalehes from VUuli vostock an
t-ounce that fiO.uflu mon arc expected
0
there this month, to strengthen the
garrison, while orders for the mobilisa
tion of the reserves In all the territo
ries of the far East are shortly ex
pected.
Preparations are making for the 1110
lilll/.atlon of all the horses liable to
government requisition.
It baa been known for months that
Russia has been steadily strengthening
her army and navy in the far ICnst, to
meet the preparations which Japan
was openly making. The available war
ships were dispatched to the far East
and the last division, which left, the
Mediterranean a month ago. i1* now
Hearing its destination.
Quietly but surely, It was necessary
that Russia's preparations should keep
pace with those of her diplomatic ad
versary. The feverish activity of Ja
pan during the lost few weeks; natur
ally Increased the distrust of her ulti
mate Intentions, and the Russian au
thorities have been pushing their p re
cant ionniy measures with more vigo-.
it la understood that six or seven mil
itary trains daily have bejjih going east
over the Siberian roadp*^
The authorities now reel that the sit
uation is secure should Japan i eject
Russia n proposition.
Aladamc Nordica Gets Divorce.
New York. Special. Madame Nordi
ca. the prima donna, who in private
life Is Mrs. 1,111! m M. Doeme. was
granted an interlocutory decree of di
vorce by Justice His- hotf. in the Su
preme Court. Justice htschoff'H decree
was granted on the report of Win. T
Turner, the referee who was appointed
by the Supreme Court to take the tes
timony in the suit. All the paper* in
the case except the decree worn scaled
up by order of the court. The d*vico
stats' the referee had found Zoltan
Uoeme, the defendant, and well-known
tenor, guilty of adultery. No provision
is made for any alimony for M?ula:r.e j
Nordlca
A C. I. Pension Department.
Richmond, Va.. Special.? The pen- I
sion nrparxnienr of the Atlantic roast i
Line, which was the subject of a reso- '
lilt ion passed at a meeting of (he ?to--k- I
holders of the company h? Id in tlr* j
city last November, was established,
with headquarters In Wilmington. N
C. it will be conducted by a board of J
pensions, which is now composed or l)i j
(J. CI. Thomas. J. S. Chambers, U. H. i
Smith K. H PleM^nntft nn<! M. C. j
Prince
Bishop Churton D.'tal.
Miami, Fla., Special. ? Mail advi?
ftom Nassau, Rahamas. announce the ;
drowning there last week of Righ; R<-v.
H. N. Churton. 1). P., bishop of Nas
sau. The bishop was making a visit
to Ragged Island, one of the outer
islands. In attempting to go out to
his yacht, the Mersng* of Pe^cr. the
small boat was swamped ?n.1 he wan
drowned. The body wm m>t recovered.
Aa ?oon as the news reached Nesxtn
the bell of the cathedrM w?s tolled and
flags generally were half-masted.
Mllll (MIS
Minor bvtnU ol lh? Week in ?
Brief Form.
A Shooting Affray.
Tr?nton, Special.? Last Saturday j
flight there was a shooting affray hi |
the section below here known an Milt-H i
Mill. From report* It seems that a
negro by the name of Charles Bland i
went to the home of another ucgro, Jim
I Join. Horn invited Hland In and ex- ,
n-nded the courtesies common to their i
outlet y. It was not long before BLaud
h<gan to show liib hot temper and
make free use of words that did not
show proper respect for Horn'* family,
whereupon. Dorn requested him to '
u ako hla exit. Iiland threw up his gun j
and shot. The load tooif effect In 1
I Join's thigh , almost completely sev I
erlng the femoral artery. Dorn livod j
a few mi iint en anil Bland made good t
it it. escape. Bland has served one term j
ii: i he penitentiary for shooting a ne
gro, and Ilia race <Jo not regard him as ?
& saint. There haa been Home talk of j
"making short work of it If the erlml- j
nal is caught. Dorn was not looked j
upon an a bad negro and waa a vicc i
president of one of their burial sod- j
eti?*n. If Bland is caught they are not j
likely to do anything violent.
And Still Another.
Laurens, Special. ? On the plantation
of James Todd, near Barksdale Station, {
five miles from this city, Saturday af- j
lernoon a shooting scrape occurred i
among hegroes in which Charley
Barkeadale, John Hudgeus and Jack
Iktrksdale were allot with pistols. The \
two Barksdales were at the house of
Austin Simpaon and Hudgens came In. j
The guns were flashed, Hudgens open
ing fire and shooting Charley Barks- |
aalo in the back. Charley thereupon j
shot Hudgens in the leg, breaking that \
member. About the same time Jack I
Harkadale found himself In the path of |
a bullet accidentally, and endeavored j
to stop it with bloody results. Tlila is :
the story as it reaches thin town. What j
cMiKeil the difficulty la not fully j
known.
Suffering In Lower Richland.
Columbia, Special. ? Hon. J. M. Raw I- i
in son of Hichland la confident of fa- j
vorohle action by the legislature on :
his bill to exempt certain citizens in j
lower Richland from the taxes levied j
in the fiscal year 1 !???*?$. The bill ex- j
enipts none but those whose farm" j
were ravaged by floods and by hail and !
later were ruined by drought. The des- i
tit ut ion among these people has be
come pitiable and the well-to-do farm- J
era of that district have spent about J
all their money in keeping up the do- j
pendants.
j Mr. Kawllnson s bill provides:
" That such cjtiitens of the lower j
part of Klclilau'l ?ountv as were ren
dered totally unable to pay the taxes I
: levied on them or their property for j
| the fiscal year UH?3, hy reason of th?j
{ floods and storms that devastated so !
| much of said locality he. and are here* ]
j hy exempted and released from the j
! taxes levied on them or tliolr property j
I for the fiscal year 1903."
State New*.
Joe Humbert and Jesse Drown, col
ored, are on trial In the court of Gecv j
eral Session at Greenville for the mur
der of Mark Sexton, who was k i Moil
between Orovo Station nnd Piedmont
Greenville county, about two weeks
ago. Humbert was put on tho stand on
Wednesday. Tho first words tittered
by Humbert after ho had taken e j
regulation oath were, "I shot him and
did it accidentally." The frank ac
knowledgement of the deed on the part
of bte accused caused Intense silence I
throughout the court room. Everyone
was liaantng with eagerness, anxious
to hear" every word spoken by the ne
gro who had confessed that he took
I the life of another.
Mr. James P. Walters, a prosperous
farmer of Georgetown section, sold rk
eorgetown ono bale of cotton, weigh
I iiiK <>40 pounds, and the seed of same,
j for ? 1 or..
The Hrltlsh ship Manhattan, loaded
i with 30,000 bales o f cotton and 40,000
sacks o f g r a i n o n f ire
j went Into port at Charleston Wednes
day morning. She left New Orleans
! January Jt.tb, for Bremen, l ire boat.;
j are at work trying to save tho cargo,
i Tho loss will be heavy.
! Carrie Williams, colored, of Charles
j ton, aged !? years, was run over by a
I shifting engine of the Southern rail
way Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
and seriously, if not fatally, injured.
The? accident occurred on Sheppard St.
In that city. The Injured girl was sent
1 to the city hospital. Monday aftornocn
the girl was playing about the tracks
of the Southern railway in the vicinity
of Sheppard street. A shifting engine
was moving up and down the track
netting out freight cars, and just r.s
the girl attempted to ruu across the
track she was caught by the engine,
j One leg was cut off and the other one
was horribly mangled.
A registered dlslllU*y operated by
T. F. Trammel! at Marvdell. sixteen
? IlOrth jjf wnq
Tuesday by Deputy Collector J. P.
Scruggs of (Greenville, in ompliame
with an order 'received from Collec
tor Mlcah Jenkins cf Columbia. In
addition to the plant which is valued
at about $2,0fl0 there was thlrtv-nlne
barrel* or I.S00 gallons of corn liquor
confiscated and shipped o Columbia, ,
0:?5 Thousand IJI \
Ik !
^^Spartanburg. S. C.. i?pec?al ? The New
Holland Mills, built by the INicole'.
tympany, at Gainesvile, (?a., have
shut down for an inJcftnlto period.
This due to the unnatural difference
in the prlr?> the 'law material and
the manufactured products. As hoon
a* cotton R'ts lower or thn manufac
ture.) rooIs advance in price, opera
tion* will be resumed. "During '.heir
idlene?4. the operatives of the New
Holland Mills, abjut people, will
be furnished house rent fee and will
he allowed to draw half-pay without
w*rk. /
WOMEN ?t?FCOLDS
invariably Result in Catarrh, Which Sets Up a Host of
PF-PTT ltf A t> * Stressing Diseases.
01 Protecta and Cures a Cold? Read Troof.
Rosaliz Von
\3muEttMM
Mios Rose
Gordon
Mi*4jUnpHC Cordon. 2 102 Oakland av.,
Oakland ?Height*. Madison, Wis., writes'.
UA few yea rsjayo I on uyh I a severe
co Id, which remitted In chronic bron
chitis ai^t cata rrh. Our family phy
sician prescrthed medicine# wltlvh
yuvc lent porary relief only. I bcyan
(aklny I'cruna and hnprovcdUtl once.
Tno bottle# ctt red me. I recommend
I'cruna to all stt/J'ercrs, anil ant, moat
grateful to you for your rat uablc,med
Ichtc." ? Miss Itose Cordon,
Wash I nylon, turn It street, A. II'.
Itcar l>r. Ha rt miHn^" I used tolhlnk
that the doctor# knew all about our
acli.cu and pain# and were"Jhc proper
one# to consul f when sick, but since I
have been shl.- myself I certu t tt! yhad
yood reason to cltun(ic my mind.
Jhtrltty the winter I caui/ht a Itcacy
cold, which developed i nto cata rrh of
!l\j- bronchial tubes a ltd on I ujla meil
condition of the rcspl rutory or (fans.
The doctors tve.rO afraid that pneu
moil la tconltl set lit and prescribed
I tills , powilo'H a nd parks until Islck
enetl i> f the whole IJflit;/. us I did not
ASK YOUH DRUGGIST FOR A
! improve. One of thc^ladlctf.ln the'
i Hmne'Juul a]bottle of I'erunu an<l she \
I advised me to try that. Shortly after t
j I began using it /felt that lhad found 1
. the right medicine. I used[two bottles
j antl they restored! me easily and
| plcasdntly to perfect health. U'htlc
, my stomach wan very delicate, I'eruna
! ilUl not nauseate me In the least, but
! nave me a good appetite, antl I wish
! to c.vyress m j/ yrat It ude toyou for re
stored health. >'--M Is.? Rosalie Ion j
j St ruen nlng.
CATCHING COLD
? .
1 I* tins mil iik of Moat Winter Att- ;
m<*nt?? I'o-ru-na l'rotects A^nlonf
at). I f nrf* ('<1I<I<1.
j There is no fact of in^tlical science b; fter '
: established ? ?>in J hat 'a ieaspooufid 01 IV- !
} rmia before ???*?)? my/d dining thy u inter i
: season will uh^ohileiw protect a person from j
j caU-hing cold. Now, if this ia true
? I he iv is no doubt <>f it), thousands of hv<-<
, wouid be saved, arid tens ?>i thousands of
. eases of chronic cagtrrh prevented, by this
simple precaution (within reach of c\ciy!
1 one.
I After a cold hitsjbccn con!i<otcd a tea
spoonful of I'eruna every hour will >h<>rrr
! euro it, leaving r?> trace of it behind. Alter
chronic catarrh hits heroine established, or
the first stages of chronic bronchitis or
consumption have been jcaehrd, it will tak<
much longer to oifect a cure.
It seems strange that as well known and
well established as these fads are any one
should ncjjicct to profit by tiicm. and yet
no doubt there are many who paj !? 1 1 *?? or
no attention to them and no on catching
cold, acquiring chronic fat urli. br-uiohh
and eoiiium ptmn.
Citlnri li May I'ecineute.t he Whole System.
Mrs. Alary K. ?arnpsnn. W -t 1 >?-!T ?? ,
Ho'-kinpham County, Nr. IT., write*:
"'I had terrible huadachcs. both run
snd I was nervous ail the tiiiu*. a!>-o had
trouble each month; wnp deaf in oil'* ?m|*
for thirty \ car?. I took six hiUtiVs ??. (V
rttna Hinf one of Al.itialin, rinH am h.? s ? ; ??. to
vav that u is the best niedii.ne 1 1:;1. : I ?-v< r
used. 1 am not j-o nervous. my apj ???? is
?*<???!, everything I cat ajjicc-. with m. . and
' am feo'iitg better in rveiy vim.v. i :'tink
IVruna ia a godsend to women ami a fii<
i inrf to differing humani';- ." .Mary K.
| Sampson.
It you do not derive proinp: And *.itj>-fac
lory result s fj'oin the u.?o <?{ J'cnina write
at once to Dr. Ilartman. pi vine a full st.?te
^ ment of your ease, .Hid !,e v.lii be pltusird
I to give yc.ii his valuable advice (ir;iti<.
I .Address Dr. I'jrliiian. President ?.f The
i ilartman Sarin, mum, Columbus, Ohio.
FREE PE-RU/NA ALMANAC.
EVERY DRUGGIST' HAS THEM
'NP.W RIVAL" BLACK POWDER SHELLS.
It's the thoroughly modern and scientific system of load
ing find the use of only the best materials which make
Winchester Factory loaded *' New Rival" Shells Rive bet
ter pattern, penetration and more Uniterm , results gener
ally than any other shells. The special paper and the Win
chester patent corrugated head used in making "New
Rival" shells give them strength to withstand reloading.
BE SURE TO GET WINCHESTER MAKE OF SHELLS.
Imp093lb!e to Squar* Circle.
No circle can be squared because
3. 14150, which is the ratio of tho cir
cuniferonce to tho diaiuetcr, is not i
rquaro. /'
^linlateV Itny* Kp?c?.
A minister liaised CuQk, of Coneor
dia,. Kansas, lias closed a contract for
a year with a locnl newspaper to tnke
sufficient advertising space in which
to print his weekly sm'nious.
1 1 0!> UomirJ. S103.
Tho readers of this paper Will be pleased t >
learn that tnere 1s* at Seise oae dreaded dH
eusetaat science mis been able to euro in ih
its8ta'<?J<, and tiiat is Oafcarr!). Hull'* Cativrra
Cure Lh tho only positive euro uow known c >
the medical fraternity. v'atarrh bfiinsj a cou
Ptltutienal disease, requires a conatltutiou tl
ireetynent. Hall's <J?tarrhCuiols taken inter
nally, acting dlreetiy upon the blood and mu
?.?ouMsitrfaoei of the system, thereby destr.^y
in<tue foundation oi tho disease, and^ivhi :
the patient strength by building up tiieoon
stituf'on and nssiHtinj nature in doini; Ut
work, f he proprietors have so ranch fnlthiu
It? curative power* that they olToi One Hun
dred Doll-trs lor any case that it fails fo card,
ceud tor ii?t of itvwiuioniaU, AddceiH
F. J. Ciibnbt .fc (Jo., Toledo,
J^old by Dro^ ?Ist'i, 7-V\
Take tfall's Family Pills for constipation.
The, Island of Cypress, in the .Med
iterranean. will soon have a railrond
front const lo const. The amount of
N,. "00,000 francs has been appropriated
tor i i ? construction.
"My father hart heen n wnff'rer from slek heiwlarhs
for tho last twnuty-flTe ye*r? ?n<l never found any
rt-'.l.-f nulll ho began t?klnu' your C*?<"*ret?. Stnra
he has becun tftktnif Cancarel* ho hi\* ner?r hn?l
tho heitdacho. They h?vo entirely cured htm.
CmcmOs do what yon rcfi'muionil tlieui to do. I
wt'l c'vo you tho prlrtlcca of tjtlng his n?tne."
S.M. Dickion, 1120 Restuorbt., W.In<Ji?n?poll#, lod.
Best for
Tho Bowels
candy cathartic
Plo???nt. r*l*t?hlrt. Potent, TtUt* Gnod.T>0 Goofl, .
N?rcr t>lckf>n, Weaken or Urip?t. Wo. iio, Wc. i
?old In bu*k. Th? g*ni:tn? tiMet ?t*mp?U 0 00.
(iu*r?ntve<l to cor* or your nontr back.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chtc?fo or N.Y. 398
ANNUALSAIJJENMItUON BOXES
CROUCH ,
Marble and Granite Co.
? hah; PA^'rrRia.s or?
MONUMENTS,
UMtUtouM.
c to ,ln any Granttn ?>? Mnrbl*."
IKmHIi M??kn n 8|X?ci*\?y.
' fjgy-Memloi* tliiu inpor.) ATLANTA, GA.
3 CENTS share;
ami pculUfo bvrtttrthlp In Ootrt Mill tYnctntrnting j
rimuin.1 UMnpMO< tO Mint* Mill now grinding ;
oot *?>;<! e^utlnunlly. Look* like t pr* rt ? an t con- !
ttnuouj dttMrmK ?w !??* ?t*rtlnf j
1'iciui r?s t.r. ?! .-.? ? <?? OOI.l) ORE frw, A
?VKMKT ?>OI.? CAMfAKT.
MHIMMkBlMh, 1*KK VBV, C9L9.
EVERY SHOOTER
has a feeling of confidence In
his car'mlges, They don't
misfire and always shoot where
j 011 aim.
Tell your dealer U. M. C.
when he asks "What kind?"
Send for cats I of.
Ths Uuion Metallic Cartridge Co.
Bridgeport, Conn.
? SEED,P9TAT0ES
500,000 BUSHELS
LHJFOR SALE CHEAPJ
Largest ittJ potato grelvtrsi* the kwrr/J /
Kl^gant 4tOCk. Treoien?loni? yield*.
From. 4M to 1060 Iji-.sIiHh per act*.
FOR tO CENTS
tnn thlfi nolle* we ?rnd you Iota of farm
?red umrlN nnd l?tc catalogue. telling
all about Teoalnl/v, Speltz, 1'rioal. Aerld
J<*nd lUrley , Macaroni Wheat, Uromua,
Kariieoi Cane. etc. bend for uuiie today.
ISAWMIIIS^m?
?* wa a ? a a a a a a_ w ??? ? *? ???>*''?
with Jlfte'j linlvrn>?l l.ou ileum*. Rectilin
ear. Stmult*n??ou? Hot Wocj* and the IIm
eook-Klfi* Variable Feed Work* ?re un?x
ooIInI for *c<;i h * o v, mmi-i.icitt. nun* oil.
lir iNu ?a?k or ovsiiation. Write for full
d*4?rlpti i-? circular*. MA.iuf&ctmed by th?
saleS inoy wokks.w u?t<>n antem.s.c.
"|obacco.?
nli-B&ccoline
W? *t?r?nte* ?o
Iho IMWco halt!* la
form. Tr? twm<
?Y. Mft Ulllt
Saw mills
Tk? DoloaoH lUUnt V?ri*bt? Frfetto? F??j?
Saw Mill with ih i>. cut* J.ouo fMt wt dw. Al?
rJJ prWto wit. IV^ch
?>Mw*T^ TTtiTin?PTii. Coru ?itd Buhl
r Mil Is, Water WhceU, Ulh W?K Wood ft****
Onr MttdiMinr new C*i*H( %lll y?i
OmL? * |CNI Mt?. Co., Bo* *m, A?UM*. C%
svj:
Corn
must have a Miflicicnt supply of
Potash
in order k> develop into a crop.
No amount of Phosphoric
Acid or Nitrogen can compen
sate for a lack of potash in
fertilizers [f"r
grain and all
other crops].
We shall be
to scml fri'r lo r.ny
farmer ?".n l.u'cV^ok
tiicll t oul.'lMH Villi)*
tiV,v in fur ,-.i a iiuii
:t buut joi! culture.
* CI II RH AN KAl.I WORKS,
Ken York? '.Mi Xsw.ii Strrct, ?r
Atlanta. I'roaJ . t.
Cotton Gin
(Machinery
I PRATT. MUNGER.
WINSHIP
j EAGLE SIM'iH.
I We iiidki; ibo :noit -jm>..oie liud 01 *nv
j ,?actio >n the world. We also mane
i ENGINES and BOILERS,
? LINTERS lor OIL MILI^S.
| Ac teil everything needed about a Cotton Gin.
Write for llluitrated Catalogue.
j Continental Gin Co.,
j Birmingham, Ala.
CAPSICUM VASELINE
(PUT UP IN 0OI<|.APbllll.E 1 U HK-8)
A substitute forand m j>erl<>rto mustnrdor
any other plaster, and will not blister the
mo*tdellcato skin. '1 lie n!W?-aliay inland
en 1'ntlv H.1 n ill itlfy.of lhl:-.art;i.!n??r?yvouurr
fill. It will stop tli" toothflcl.eat onue.and
relievo headache and w-iatiea. \Y? recom
mend It ft* the bent and safest external
oountor-lrrltani known, alao asanexterual
remedy (or pains In the cheat mid stomach
ttnd?Urhmim:?tle,neurnl|iic?tid tcont y ciim
plalnta. A trli.l.wlll prove what we claim
lorlt, and It will be found to ho Invaluable
In tlio household. Many peonleaay,*ltlathe
bestof all of your preparations.'* Price is
eta., at all drotfclst* or other (le alerts or by
BendliiKthUamoutft tntisin postage* at* m
wa willwandynn a tub? by mall. So art-it .,
ihould btacetpUfl by the puUicuTilfl.** the
F*maearricBonrlal>ei,ftsoth?rwlt*itl??not
| gAQoioe. CHE88BR0U0H MFd. CO ,
I 17 Stato Streot, New VoitK Citt.,
Dropsy 1
s.T.rM.rs1"'
in jo to <|av* c,,r#
Bo*