The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 11, 1904, Image 4
John Wli Too Strenuous.
>bl) jU Hulllvan waa one day aaked
fc* ttevor had taken to giving
M Jentoua. He replied:
'?11, ton, 1 did try that onr/> A
jr boy wit* my flrat and iM?t
Dtl. He took one loHaon from me
w Went home afterward a little the
>ror*6 for Wfar. When ho turned up
. tor the next leauou he nald :
'' "'Mr. Sullivan, It wa# my id?u to
learn enough pugilism from you to bo
*ble to lick h certain your?? man that
?' ? dUllke. But I've changed my mlmi
> / now. If It'a all tlio name to you I !)
' 4 ?iend thin young man down )uw< i<>
? - take the rent of my k-tstmna for im
I' "I," the pugillut concluded. "w?h a
little too rough to teach boxing "
rinanently No f. t n * > r nor \oun
? ntijli after flr*t day' 1? nee of !>r KIlnn'M ri-at
Kervolteiitorer. t'itrltdbottlcand tr<uti: ? U* n
Dr, It. 11. Km**, Ltd., BUI Arch Bt.. l'hilr . I 'it
- R^eder? 'St'ott nnld a clever tiling
to-day; en Id that luck 1* a good !>it
like lightning; for it seldom siiiken
'* twice in the aame place." I feeder -
"Yea, and a a a rule neither of tiiem
needa to." ? Pennsylvania Punch Un? I.
9 There i? more Catarrh In thia ft"*! ion ->i ? Jm
country than ail other di*?a??H put ? ? ? ??'?r,
and until th? la*t f?w y?'ftf? vvoa njppo?*d
t>e iii'Mjmiii'. For a great many yearn d??<toi ?
pronounced it a local dl*?*ase arid <1
focal r?medb>?. and l?y constantly fulling I"
oi^re with local treatment. pronoun<?Ml it in
curable. Hcianee bu.i proi'tut (.'atarrh to a
vonM itntioiml disease and therefore requires
VOnfltitUtlonui treatment. IfuH'a ('/tlrt.'rii
<;?ire. rnaiiuht^tiirod by 1". J. Cheney &. t >>.,
Toledo, Ohio, ia tin- only constitutional eur*>
pn the market. It Is taken Interirilly Indole*
from 10 droprt toatca^poouful. fi a<*t ?d I -???e li
ly on the blood and mueotM mii r fit.***** ->f i!m
Myatom. Thoy olf?T one hundred dollar- In:
any caxc It, failn to ?:ti r??. Head for t lr.'.iliiM
and testimonial,-*. AddteiHH V. .1. ? . .V
Co., Toledo, O.
Hold l?v hriiKKistM, 7
Take Hall'? Family I'M* lor ??? -hi rrio'i.
r "t?ra< loua." fd^licd Mr. l?r Spep-cj
"I v.i?h 1 could acquire an appetite.'
??J 'or goodlier*' Kitke!" C\<iainie<t li
'wife, "what do you waul with an .ip I
t?etilc? II would trtil.v give you n on j
dvsocDBla."- Philadelphia Preaa.
\*r? ' 10,000 IMiuiIm I'ur 1 (Jo.
'i itia is u loiiiarkablu oiler the ?lolin A
ISalzer Seed (Jo, l?i l.'ros?e, W'ih..
'I'iiey will bend you tlieu* big plum md
eccn catalog, t"xeliicc 1 1 li <Mt>ugh --nd
to grow
, 1,000 hue solid ('i<bb.inO?.
dclM'ioiif CnrrolH,
iJ.OtXI Itlanchinx, n tli\ ( eleiy,
2,000 rich, hultery l.eltiec,
1 ,000 Fpleteliil Oiiioiin,
' l/XW rare, hiyeions It idinlic*,
J .000 n'oi ioilftlv bi iiiifipt J-'lowrrs .
This (event oflVr i-? ?hudc in ord'-i f > >n j
doce voil to try* their u"hrr.<iit(d h'vd-i
?'for wlhe?? vm care { .1 s? ;i t t If r , \...( ? ?*|
^ trow no otlicr?^-rtnd
a ix I'oit ltd hit;, cost Am
providitiK you will ntiiui tlii" notice, .in! 1
~ vou wdl ^e|)d tticrn 'JO':, iii po'-'a^e, 'Ivy j
w.ill odd to the iilmve :i p.ieli;ik#'' <?f ' i:-- ;'.t I
inotift Iterlinei < ;ialillo?"er. |.V. j
No D' liijjt i .hi remciiy th?: -}??.? ' i*i !
HC?.S of <> v(j]ti^!i im>i'm>ii
PtriNAM l'Alil.1.1 .-.H |)|1- do ho I ?'/?II
the/liands or -j >t i!i?. k<nt!e. ek>ept ^ixm
\ ?txj purple.
" Mm y ii n: n n \?-li.. ;
? ruth >mI! .s\vullux\ (i
Tin* Ktri-el <?l Sti<r|>lnj Iii < ?!?
Ti the contraction "I <<?!d. ?? li ii ??? rn |
rebulls scrit>u>Tv lv? ibe luu?-. Wvn j
lect ft coiil. hut ii?kc in 1 1 in i* l'.iv.oi'< i m i \
okce Reintjdv ct Stm'I t.iim nut Mul > i>
usturcV tjrcul rouah uirdi' uv
At drugiti'-t We., ."?0e. mid ^ I nu .?!,? ??
-
A nun in tedmnl lii.um't ui i' ? t it '
woiioui'm idea ol' ;i b.ti^niu.
Miss Alice Bailey, of
Atlanta, (laM escaped the sur
geon's Rnlfc, by using Lydia I?.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
" Dkah Mns. I'i.nkuam : ? I wi*l> to
?>xpre88 ray gratitude* for the restored
liflaltli and happlneaa l<y<H;i K. l*ink
hum'n V?ffolftblc ('oniixiiiiid 1i?m
brought, into my
"I had milfon'd to r 1 1 1 **??*?. years \\itl?
tcrribln pains ut th? time of uiciim pi;1,
lion, and did not know v. hut the
vrjia untvl tlu? d\ti>tor )n\moiiu?vd it iti~
Mr. M.
IV.
ot tlio nvnrios, :u?.l
, , . ??? ' >"n.
ntjoui coniplcu-il hiB new roa <.?
nnrl will move int> it in a fuw <l?iys.
Mr. W. A. McDonald is bavins
a new roauirnce croctod and wo wil!
probably havo something else to
toll The Chrouicle about Alex be
fore long.
The office seckor is abroad In the
laud with his oharaoterUHn
OUII1U
lolling tho "good people" how much
lie loves them.
Rev. E. F. Soggins, tho poator of i
Bethany circuit is morin?
w.w Ilia work and is well liked In
the entire charge. *
Occassional.
Dr. Brow a. to Lecture Jlere.
... Dr. pk C Hrown, of Sumter, will
lecture in Mt./ Moriah (colored)
Baptist church here on the 21st of
March. His
subjeot will ho:
ilBlake tfet most of yourself."
Those Who go will hear something
good for 'Dr. Brown never disap
a ?n audience. An admission
' 25 ocnU will bo fliur./. .* -- '
tUfl oroc^eds will go to repauirig
tbe cooToh. On < half of tlieohurch
- winiri reaervod (or wbite penpti
??rneallyilioped that there
_:?JU at* tevftO ??p(pty i>ew on ibai
?td?. L?( ?tl attend aod help out a
toorili/ attw, *
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LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.
i Many Mallet* of <J?u?r?1 Inlertel Iff
Short Paragraphs.
(?own tyi Dixie.
Many peiftOlia bftlleVfi the Wabaah ih
behind I lift Thlowat< i Maili oad
J'lHt chaMeintl lu Virginia that Is to
run from Gll< ?**< ounty to Norfolk.
It wan decided Wednesday to hold
I t h?? annual i ?union of tin* Pulted i'oii
I federate WfcraiiM at Nashville, 'J'enn ,
: June 14, 15 and )<>
Thi Pi eabient Wean nday Mill to
; tin; Senate tiift nomk.atlon of Julia M.
i M*r<lck an pout masK i at Walh.Ula,
j H. C.
Th<- removal of * >< >1 1 h from i i i ?? lailb la
{ believed to have caused the fatal Host
I noke and Southern wreck near Henry
| Station, Va.
I->1 w aid Knimet . h woodsman, * ho
j claimed St. f^oulfl as hi* home, dud at
; Morton, W. \'a., from drinking hot
'Iroph as a fiubril itule fo> whlakey.
Mil*. I.oiiIho Peignet dtt Mullet,
Krone h teacher at Wylhevllle Semi
nary, Wythevlle, \*a , Iihh been III with
Kl'l t/ and hroiivhi t irl.
{ A non union man who has been
] working at the ?t ????! plunt of tin' Park
ernburg iron and Hteel <'omp?ny dur
ing the f-i ( 1 1 k ?; wan (lied upon w hile rC?
I turning home from work A Federal
warrant haa been iHKiieii tor a striker
! who la fiuapfcted of the hhootlng.
Detoetlven Tomllnwm' Mid (libaon, of
Kichmond, went to Suffolk jail and had
a long talk with William Ferris, alias
"tiiH |(ld," tlm alleged slayer of Po
liceman Mob Austin, of HUTiinond. For
r|x denied thai ho lind roitfeased to
three felhiw-prisonern, hut the odhera
think he Ik Austin* alayer.
Property owners on the eastern
branch of the Elizabeth river, which
the Norfolk and Meiiuy Mild^e Cora
pany puipoaoH to apan with a wooden
bridge l.tt'Ki feet long, announce that
th< y will light the request of the hi idgo
company to build the bridge whop the. ]
application la presented to the War De- j
part nient.
At The National Capltnl.
Commander Miller, of the cruiser Co j
lunihla, notified President Mornlea, nf j
Si.nto Domingo. that he would not per
mit the bl<?ckadlnn*hf any ialnnd ports, |
1 he Cabinet dci hh'il not to *<end any t
troops to the i.uiiUHix hi Panama.
The Senate puH*e<l the hill requiting i
the transportation of army and navy |
?UlppllcH Itl A I' lOl VeKSe|4
The Mo'ise eijju bnlcd general debate j
ill the Dint rift <>l Columbia appropria
tion hll!--'
Thlv'tbiilse f'Oinmiltee on Interstate |
,?i;d Foreign Commerce directed un In- j
vSf's ligation to determine whether the j
"beef truvt" I* violating the Injun* t'on I
t (sting again m( I*
The Senaie Commit tie < >n Naval \f- j
lairs favorably repotted the Naval A p- !
pronriat i<>n bill, with several Inino.t- j
ant amendments.
Senator Galiinger intiodm ed a hill to |
it-crease salaries of Government exe< u
tivo offhera and members of Congress. 1
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA. ;
The Hfhooner David IV Davis, bound !
for Maltlmore, was sunk by a collision
off ilatteras.
Preparations n:c complete for the '
Republican State Convention, which
meets In Norfolk Thursday.
'
i
At The North,
;
M s. Harriet S. MacMuiphy, of ,
Omaha, Neb., who lins won some repu- I
tftllon hh a lecturer on domestic get once t
will coiuluet a re?taiirant for dyapep- I
tics at the St. I-Oiils World's Fair.
Philadelphia continues to pay a i
heavy prlco In htiinan life for lis
Bhamelcss neglect of ordinary precau
tions for Ita water imply. I-ast week
there were sx new casea of lyphold
fever and 13 deaths, anil even this total
was ha'ler? n?* nn Intprovoment upon !
the previous week, when there we.ro j
l?C new ciiscH, though OJily 10 deaths. I
IVom AcrnsJ The Sea.
The Japanese general stuff of the
Chmrds Regiments HJiilcd for Korea.
i A eomblned attack on Port Arthur
whs reported.
.Sir William Vernon ll.it' out. the
famnns lOngH^-h Uhoral. is to retire
I from Parliament .
Plans are nn foot to erect In Merlin
i one of the h.wulsomuM opera houses ill
! the woi hi.
Pai ls. Hv I'ahle. ? Information reacted
; i 11 k here from olflrlal bources slwrfts
' the .tapanfFi* concentration of troops
j is point? on extensively In (he nelgii
i hot hood of Pins? Ytiii}?. Korea. I*ar<:o
( forces are ileharkliij? from transports
| b( nearby poits, from which it Is a?
sutned that an pxtenslvo land engage
ment is Imminent In northern Korea.
M Is c II?ikuu5 Halttri.
j Tl)?> postoffu'e at Iluniphnys. Ark.,
whoro tho |n>stmaRtor was a ni'gro,
has l?<n Ulown up with riynuimtP.
, 1 lhat I f. If
t-oiK MHrpntcs iiunpo.l out of v.in
c'k.wh liuriii^ a tuil>uWMit IH-nicn' ? r 1 1 ?
county convention fit (Vuyton. M?>.
j>?ly nn ! IViron Hrlhuv?Mi
??s i i ? ? ? 1 iii Wr <[ iniii.-l< r Alihrv,
? ,.r ( |,?| |>
Eut pta'?mont lit SZtlvcra hi I
I air. Kditor : Tlie people nf M ,1
I voru Hill nvtf i\ mode at folk, ami noi
wont to put i lu'tiiHi'l vrft forward
but it i? only just to our ymiilirt,
and maidens, that attention should
sometime* *?"
..nieu'ii U? ihoii
elForia to improve thcmsi lvos.
Wo nlludu willi pleasure to nn hi
tort ainrm-nt ^iveu by the aclinnl on
tho evtniug of the 23 r?l <>f i'Yii un
der the auspices of Tlu. Kii<iav Aft.
Try Club, au organif.'iliou tioaigiMMi
as au auxiliary to the school, which
for two yours lias been taught bv i
Miss Leila* Browne, of K idgeway, |
S. ('
This club iv^a been in exiKer.pi
since Sept. 30; h, 1003, with Mlw?
Reekie Ko'icrie, I'rrs., Nellie Lew>>,
Vice- Pres. and Ka^io Kobt ris Sic,
and Tro-is. The following is iho
program which wn? uaoat otl'eolive
ly earned *ut:
Club So:i ? K. A. Tr> <rl?ib.
Morula^ Af;or the Bill, Rcc.,? Mi?t
Biult Hobvrtit,
It it< now
;'M- squadron,
: '*> ' wo nr
iFa.v
; l-.'W.i, ,,|0
i \\ uiunon'0 l0
R<>i>,tih, r >?
THE SKOOT INVESTIGATION !
Orut l.?tltud? Will B? AlloW?4 lo
nxamlnlng WIIbmmi.
Washington Bpeclal.? eftoit to
draw out the lnnfcrmoRt fad* o f the
Mouiiort faith wan manifest In Wed
Monday's proceedings before the Ben- j
ate cotamltteo on privilege* and elec
tions, in au Investigation or the pri>- ?
totsta agamst Heed Hrnoot, claiming
his seat a? a Senator from Utah. I
President Joseph F. Smith, the high
est official of tin? church, wai on the i
stand all day. Ho was questioned
closely in regard to tho principles of!
divine rovolatlons. I lu said he ad
hered absolutely to "II the teachings (
ol.the church in that regard and that j
ho himself had been vlsjtod with dl-l
vine inspiration* from God. llo also!
Ha id that he still believed In polyg
amy. The testimony *?? directed iu
it slight degree only at Bona tor Smeot
and no attempt wan made by tho do
f? iimo to turlull the admission of test I
mony until PrnsldentBmlth wan ques
tioned in relation to polygamous co
habitation of certain official# of the
fhnn li before tho manifesto of 189'>. :
Tho attorneys then objected, and '
iiiucli t line wa h devoted to the relo- i
vancy of such testimony. The com i
mhteo went Into executive session,
and aficr full tll#enselon determined :
to allow the utmost latitude lo tho j
hearings, which moans that court \
practices will bo avoided, und thus ^
the first vldorv wan scored (or tho |
i rotrtHinniH. The committee will [
hear practically all th<; proMchtion J
hitH to offer ind determine for itself
what Is competent testimony. Tho J
loinmiLLoe will hold dally sessions.
l'ro.ddont Hmilh ?u? the fl i .s* wit
ness, K. W. Taylor, counsel for the |
Protestant*. ?.Hired Mr. Smith if ho 1
wii h jv prophet, nwr and revelation l
1st. Mr. Hnilto. Haiti lie received his !
powfiva by mason of tho position he ;
in-Ill. He wild' I lie a posting of the j
i hnr< h were "sustained In the same j
powers ur prophets, aeons and revo :
hllol'H."
Mr. Smith tvOdtiiued thai the first ,
P"'^#kioui:y is the president of 1 1 j r? j
< luir*. a lul two high priests or co:ue ?
relofH, and the twlcve apostles are i
next Hi nirthoriiy. The Pi-oHidentH i
are tdeiicd by the council and th;* |
aposlles, h said, lint ho believed and
i( iK'tauL'hi (hat presidents are really 1
< hos'en hy illvlne revelation, and they
are then endowed with lite authority .
.if the holy priesthood by authority!
d I reel j'rcini Mod.
In rclni ion lo revelation the wif- ?
iir?-s said the church holds th it anj?
elder may recoive a revelation for
his own guidance.
"Then Mr. Sinoot may receive fm?h i
revelation* dl'ocl from God?" said ;
Mr. Taylor.
"I'or his own itwulnut e. yea," was
the nnxwn.
Mr. Smith sr id only those revela
tions to tin provident which ha.l hei.r
pr-'fcMiltd ?o the i-liureh and accepted
by tho mi mb'M's wi?re binding upon
them. Mr. Overman wauled to know
v. hat happened ;*i i ht.se who did nn'
beliovn in Ihr Inspired revolat Ions'.
'\\'er<? they nnehure.hed ?" ho ask
. d.
"They un< hun.hed lh?'m.solvc?,"
wriR tho rfi^ponfco.
Mr. Taylor put the niiuatlon in ,
Ibis form: "May the membera t>f the
eburc.h snv lo ><>u, 'We deny Ilia!
C.od has told you to toll ub that, and
we will not roeoivo your revelation?" I
"It rouhl." wn? the reply.
Mr. Kmilh then maiir- this state- ?
meat:
"The members of the Mormon t
i hurt h are among the free. at, most
independent people of all thts Chris
tian denominations. They have free
.'.ton of speech, freedom of thought.
They are not all united on every t
principle of the church. They are ;
not expected to he. 8o long as one !
accept h (lod, and hla opinion In not i
in conflict with the accepted stand
aids of the church, he enjoys follow
-III p In. I he ehurch. He who don leg J
r.od; he who commits adultery, or i
>tonls. or lies, or bears false witness ^
against his neighbor In any way, or ,
goes contrhvy ??? the cardinal prlnct- I
nlca of our Christian Ycllglon, Is com- t
polled to withdraw. ' But one who Is <
lionivt, virtuous, bclio\ea in Clod at>d
has a little fnlt h in our religion is j
nurtured though ho may not believe j
in the church in all that it teaches. In i
that l>ook (Mr. Smith pointed to a j
Mormon volume) Is a revelation on ;
plural marriages. Not more than ?. i
or < per cent, of the entire member- i
ship of the chureh inive onttuod that
state. All the rest have abstained
from plural marriages, and many
thousands have rejected tho principle \
entirely."
Senator Dubois to?!d: "I notice you
say that many thousands rejected the
doctrines of plural marriages. Do |
von nier.n that they never practiced
plural marriagopvor that they do
clarotl against tho doctrine?"
Mr. Smith answered again that
many thousands In the church had ;
declared against the principle t>f pin- j
rul marriages us given lo the ehurch j
in a revelation from .Joseph Smith, j
.Jr. To bring out the effect of refus- j
in*.' io subscribe lo the teachings of ;
the chur'h, Mr. Hoar asked p number
of questions, and Mr. Smith said:
"The principle of revelation Is the ,
fundamental principle of the charac
ter." ( ' , j
"Have yo\i ??vor received such a j
t e vein t Ion direct from Clod " asked j
Mr. Taylor.
"1 never said 1 had ieeelved a reve
lation except that God has shown me 1
that Mormonlsm Is God's divine i
fruth." said Mr. Smith.
"How has God shown you that?'
asked Mr. Burrows. --
j,w. i louith (4tb
j i*. Lili> iiotu-rt^, Nannie Hriuinon. , of ?*le, ;
: K<? v Jnimtie u*mlotl the B*byf Koe., ? i or 1
Mnstor . I ulitn Campbell. ^ ; Ail wur I
1 flt\> of r?
i Tri'r. '?? Manr<> ? Mi?? Kasio Roberta, *nd ai,n,^ mmy- j
Ma?io. < Frank CItfiuonU and M6- . savan
PoW^ll 1, -Wi*. ' Vnrtli Hi?
:: all ?.i Crossing. Ilec. , ? Mattel I gifv,e? ^fcy"
M?-)><?xvr;) ' Httnaratinc
OM vmi>V l.c.ip Year S.>n^-(Six young ? H nffi
. , ? mi in ' ol'ltita J oh
lac .aiiiKui k St-rinon, Wee , ? Alias Liil} j ^ls?\ ?U>
Ai.nl \'? t-v'n X*m?.ftko ? M run I ^
? I ?J Kelly
i\t t-r , !?x i i?:?k OlettenUi
l
,, , , ^0pth bv.?a
' "luoMtion, Rec.,-Miss Hra?. f U1'0^ ?'<>u R
? \\ I
m?n.
W!iV don't I'mants yUit the School ?
li must l><? said to the credit of
1 th.^8?? iv? the cntertHinaiont
t.h.\t no lime wsi lo&l from Irannns,
for study of pari*, nor r? hrraale.
' The ptirona ?? the school are
f-ytUoton si,
T?ro?s of
i inoo in one
j oond of puif
. sea, with <
' tfci(9r po f
046m of n<
4ifi - _??
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HOW TWO BEAUTIFUL WUMEN E80APED
DREAO CATARRH BY USE OF PE-RU-NA
Catarrh Robs Women of Health and Beauty.
Pe-ru-na Makes Women Healthy and Beautiful. I
M ii-fc Amanda Johruion, Fairchild, writes
"1 write to tcl! y ?>>i how much l^rmu benefited me. for
? number of Vfatf. 1 bad pain iri my head around my eye*,
and I thought ii wa# be<an*e my efi-n needed treatment, *o 1
went to uii o< ulixt and had gla>>ses lilted lo my eyei and
v.'itf tin in for noiue time, but felt no relief whatever. I'i
fin l, I felt worse than before, anj came to the conclusion
that the trouble wan not with my cyea, but with iny head
#4 ud i.lmi it must be catarrh. A* so many of my friends bad
iuvd l'i i una with benefit for this trouble, I thought I would
try it. I Wit# not sorry thut I did ?o, for in a short time I
began to improve, and in four weeks my eye? were in splen
did condition, my general health w?i> much improved and all
the catarrh of the head was gone, J was glad to get rid of
this (rouble, 'and am glad to endorse sueh a good medicine
no l'e^mia."- Mi?8 Amanda Johnson.
Mix* Kim a H.miscA l(KW 8. SVw .!?>??? ?
?ry street, Indiana poliii, hid., write*: \
?'/ . thlnJc I m util huvc been ,
' roil hie 1 1 i vlth catarrh ever since I
iran Very young, aggravated each
time. I caught a cold. Thin dhl not
ftrove nu/Jh'lentl y nerious to he ob
noxious until IuhI winter. Then
in g head and none were no Htrtpited
nil that I felt 1 must di> something.
1'eruna ii*?h recommended me
tig a frt(*nd. / used It for four
week*, and found to ??i g relief that
it cured me. I hare not had a hi I
of I ran hi e nl nre. Mijheml In clear,
and I can safely a/JIrin thai I'c
runa cured me." ? 1 llss Flora
A n
Wo won
A Jfhc/fl
WiHi
Catarrh
?
i fan He
; Either
\ lUautlful
> or Attractive
>
Miss Flora Ilausei*.
Hundreds of Woman Cured by Poru-na
of Annoying Catarrh,
bit. It A H'l M AN li ii*? proimhir done i
inui'o.c't linn ittiy other physician to
ward pomiiari/.uig a menus of **-? i
tin* facial detoniiilii b, such a* wait-ry < i
twisted no.se. offensive Iwnth, dry cnii kcd
due to tlie ravaging effects nl catarrh. ,
lie ha* ifiade i hioir.f catarrh a iirr-lonjj 1
ptudy. His lemcdy. popularly kiumii a.?
lVnm?, is 1 In* nwwt tiimoiiK remedy tor
1 .it. (It'll ill cX;-t? li?
I'riiliiiiily tin r?- is. nut a mail or woman,
l.ov ur g i ^itlii'i t Ik: hound* of the
I'nited States that has rmt heard o{ IV
1 una. By far liu* largest majority have
used l'eruna .
I he wnltitudr ot pcopiv thrt have h'*f*ti
eured of chronic < atari ii hy u-ohu I'eruua
tan iiiMif be know/.
,M ?nv a 1 has reuaim ?Y ln;?' fftdcri
beauty, many a m. i iron Has ieiinUR-nt'd th<
<|mv-? of her ? ..n?<' ly line by
I '? i ii on.
IVimia j;???<li?cs clear* m noons inmi
brawn, tin* I >ji <it faci -! symmetry and
.?> perfect complexion.
i l'l.ie women have not been ?io*v to ilis
[rover that a rotti w of fVrmta will <lo
; more toward roslor youthful hrauty
ili.vn all (!?(? device- known to Kcienee.
r White It -y? ll'tlf lllttt IVmilft Hll'is ?.*?
;taii!< wheiover located, yet it i*t advisable
' for eyt'i voiie lo use lYruna as a preventive
and not wait until catarrh !???? Listen***! it j
in tome part of the systoir*
IV i una artrt quick !y ami beiwtfcially *>n j
: -ho iniiaiiU'il tuucoiiK luombriaiti linilig !
'he different organ* ??f<,the body. Thus j
: i will euro rataub wherever located.
It' you <!?> not derive prompt am! Kati-ilai:- |
lory iTMillx from ( i>?* line of iYrmia, writ? |
al oino to Dr. ll.irttuan, giving a tml s!a"'- I
mcnt <?f your < as-e ami h<' will ho pleaded Wj j
niv? you liiy valuable at! vice gratis.
-Addrc<u> JJr. llaruuauu. l'redidcnL i>l j
The ilartUMU hjanituiium, toiuiiilms,
Ohio.
WH\) UPSET YOUR STOMACH With Nauseous Ccv tK?v rlic*
?V To Cvcp Your HeMttche I .
ToKe CATUDIJVE. It Cures
Immediately whilf you wail nnd has no l>.?d effects on the Slmnnch. IT IS
11 Cu res Co Id.s AUo. " *"?> 5<k ' L_^??
Vanity is the quicksand that engults a
toman's reason.
Snli?r'? Home HnlliUr Corn,
So named because 50 acrestproduccd ?o
heavily, that its ..proceeds InfLt a lovely
home. .S?"e Saixer s catalog. Yielded in
1003 in lnd. 157 bu., Olii c? 160 bu., Tenn.
9S bu., hii'J in Mich. 220 bn. per acre.
You tan Wat tins record in !904
WHAT no YOU THINK OK THESE V1KT.US
l'KH ACHE?
? 20 bu. Beardless Harlcy per aire.
31(1 bn. Salzer'fl New National Oats net- A.
MO bu. Salter Spelt* a t v<i Macaroni NS'l.'at.
1 .000 bu. Vedigive Potatoes per aero
14 ions of rich Billion Dollar (irass Hay.
GO. (>00 n?s. Victoria Kane for sheep-? per A.
100,000 lbi. Trosinte, the fodder wonder.
54,000 lUs. Salzer* Superior Koddei t orn
-rich. juicy fodder, per A.
Vow, such yiojds you can iisve. Mr.
I'lirmnr. in 1001, it, vou will plant S.alv.fr's
seed*, r a. ^
.1 l-SV SEND THIS NOTK K AND 10C.
in s'amps to John A. Salter .Seed Co., 1.6
CroKKc, Wis.. and receive t!\cir grrtt
catalog and lot* of farm seed samples
So no* men pet ?o lirod doinz nothing
tl.at they can't do any kind of work.
M rs. Wimdow'* Soothing Syrup for ? ?'nildron
t eft lilnjr. soften the gurow, reduces* Inflamma
tion allays j ain.enrej'wimi ????Ho.'2'V.-hImhiIo
An altemj)t to get something t.u tioihnii:
parts many a (ool from his money.
H. I', ( i rkkx'h Sons, of Atlanta. (In.. ir<
the only suceossful Iiropsy Specialists in tha
World. see thfttr liberal offer in udvortiso
n ?*nl in another column of this i n; er.
A i in italijrali.v believes in 'lie ?ui\;vi.l
; r?( lilt- !??!??<?( us iong a- lie live*.
I'lSo's ( iireeullliot be too l>i;rhl> spek?*:i of
fs a cough eure. ? J. \V. o'Biwkn. at! 'J Third
Avenue, \.. Minneapolis, Minii., .Ian. H. I '. 00.
Nothing hurts a small man ?so much :iv to
people ignore his threats.
A now system of siniultnnu??
graphing :?nd tolopljo* " <>n u> Jf (
j by I'rof. llruu" ning, invented ^Vl.
; iiuined ,T?!W- and im engineer of f.
i exj^-urchl, Is being introduced
Lafvely !n Italy, Portugal and i >
i National bank note* are ono-aixth
! of Uio money la . circulation.
llllllon llnllnr flriiii* ?n?t AIThHu.
When we , iutrodncod liillion Dollar
? (lirtss tlireo yV.ua n^o, little did wo dream
1 i* would ho the moat talked of Ktas* in
j America, the quick, hay producer
I ot. earth. 1 '(ft thii has come to pass.
A?r. Kdiiors wrote alxmt it. A?r. C?l*
I le-.u' IVotos-ors h etured ahout it. Ajir. In
| sthute Or?tor? talked ahont it. while in
I the f . i i.i home hy tin- tpiiel the*ide. in the
i iincr piwcfy. in the village postoflioe. at
tiie creamery. at the depot, iy (art wher
nir f irmers >;uthore<i. Silwr's liillion Pol
1 < ? i;> hs?. that wonderful ?ras*, cood tor
.*> t'> 14 tons per ho re, and loii? of pasture
\ e?'ih?'. i-i always a theme worthy of '.he
j fat iner's voice.
A. Walford. W,??st!ore Farms. writes:
"I have CO ik { - !? , ./?
It h immense ^ AiTfn iTi l rftto.
con nn.l *??'? lliw <ro|nt thi* sea
.1.1 ve lot'" of pn<ture bp?i?1cv"
[ Kr:.\r> this xotick ani? 10c. in
HTAMI'H
.John A. Salzer S?>e?I Co.. I^a ("ro?nf,
taml rceivp llioir bin rutting nn?l lo' ?>
id ?oojJ samjiJ'-* frer. | A.(\li.|
ncr to. koi'|i up .-tppc.irancrj pulls
u*n ilown.
tingiyxd.
First *lfln of RHFliMATlSM. Dangerous t* Irl It
mn. Easy to cure now. A tlngl? bottle of
Will proSckty do tfcr w?tk. ft >4 cttM OWK. SffKUMAClDI
totft by c rttlnt rid ft ih<! civic, 10 thu bo lr?tc o# th? 4io??M lingo*
U tkc trrtem. Jt pyrtftft ?V >rIU<r?? tfc? tn#*mro?tion of th? kid- -
n<r*. Ik* cf renlc coaitipttio.-t ibd tie cMttrh Ikot lollovt *ock^? coti
llon ? f th?
Tho?th Mil. M?ry F W?iK<?t? n? Hlfk PofM. N. C.. It BO fun old
w< h*d laflrifd (root i:.!j .?n> Jcr -tl year*. she tu Cf>m$tw?trw?4
t?y RHkUMAtlUL, ?r .t <(r. >'<? 1 ?t,f l'fli'\fin?ooncfr" tnd l?*r\tlou?
for "tU wh* ?w 1 >i? ?nr <* ?Ho iw?4 4im>l" ?*
try RJItVM ACTOF. ind ? ,if i.
RP.V. I. K. WHFFl.k'.l, ? roftd MrthftdiM miaUter, oJ ReUUfMOwfi,
|Md., writ** rnlkuiiaincil t < ? tOIEl'MACtDR. w|Ah cured Mi?. Nth
?5ff?t?cld khd bit btrn i.i >.(? raimttif SO
?tkmrvr rcinr mi MMI
?OBBITT CHEMICAL CO., mOPmCTOIIS.
BAVTIMORC, MO.
"arr? at thi joint? rm vm mm hmmoi.**
I Cotton Gin
IMachinery
PRATT. MUNGER.
WINSHIP.
EAGLE. ' SIMTH.
We uirtUt the most tomplolo hoc ot aty
iooH'n iu the world. We alt o make
ENGINES and BOILERS,
LINTERS (or OIL MILLS.
We bell everything needed about a Cotton Giti
Writ* for illustrated Catalogue.
Continental Gin Co.,
Birmingham, Ala.
CAPSICUM VASELINE]
(J'UP UP I.N COl.l. A I'SI 11I.E It'ilU)
A suhstituto foraml miperior to musiardor
any other planter, ami will uot bliMerthn
mostdelicniw skin. 'I'lio puln-allayinic ami
cm AtivoqUHlitlrsof thi *m-tielu a ro wonder
ful. 1 1 will nton tho I oothacdie at once, ami
rolitive headivcno ami Kciatlca. Wo recom
mend it an tho liwt ami n.-tfest external
oomitw-'rrltnnt knowu.also usanex ten;*)
remedy for puinft in tho client andHtomarh
a nd ailrlieiii<kH t iL'.ncui iticaud kou ty cuiii*
plaint a. A tri:>l w! II prove v> lint \v? < IhIim
i or 1 1, ami it will l?i fo.Jiul to l>? ! nValuahW
;,t a tTrwir-% las* 7 "At ???>? ??
all of your prfpRi'fttlonnT'll.v J ?V>"
?'t a., at nil tl rnirnl.-tn r.r other dnlorx, or by
sondliisfthlsamoun' t??u?in po^utKc utftun ?
w? wtllf?en<i you a tub? by ma)!. No article
"ljonld beaoeept*'! by the i>ubllonnleR?t)i<
| f?m( fiarrles oil r label, *?* otherwise! t Is Dot
Kennlno. CHBSRBROllCIM MFfl. CO.,
17 SUto Street. NitW Yoi>? CiTTtj
x roi K 9:10.000.00.
Mi?l?r?- V\li?u you thlliK of K< l:i? oft toaCli>?>l.
vili" for CalltDf Jotimttl tnd S|>eclnl < flfVr of flip
Hu>l'??? n>t4 Ml... Adilliu
KINti'M HIM N EW* rWM,K?r. Kulelkli.
N. ?>.. or rhxt lolli, X. ?\ {W? alto U*CU Buck
Veri>!ivS, Shnr'luinl. tie., l?> inniL]
Saw mills
Pi??M V?rt?W? Friction Fa? d
: Th* D?l.9?ch P?U*
! Saw Mill with 4 h. p.
I ilttt and pricea to aul
cut# a.ooo feet pej day. Air*
prloea to ?utt. DeLonch Shingle Mill*
| Hdeera, Trimmer*, Planera ; Corn and Bulu
I Mitla. Water WHre U, l,a?h Mllla, Wood
i Our handftoine new Catalog will in treat jou
? DaLaub Mill Mff. Co.. Box 854. Atlanta, Ca
Jlropsyli
'?Remormm swelling in &?? *?
days; effevi# * ixri-.ianent ci.re
is jot? to day*. Tt??l treat tiir ut
fttfB free. Nothlngcan be fair ei
Write Or. H. H. Of M n't Son*.
SftMUntU. B?i a Atlanta. C?
\ So. 11.
V . . ?
!teffv&T?5 ty? ?*t*r
Cotton Must Have
Potash
i Sh
Potash an rfisential plant food
which must be added as a fertilizer
or the soil will
become ex
hatisted, is is
irue of so
many cotton
fields.
have books
[giving valuobU de
tail* aW>ut fertiJU'
?r?. We will ??nd
di?in Irtt to any farmer ?h<> "? ??* UiOfli.
OHRHAN KAU WORKS,
Kvw V vrk "?* or
Atlanta, 4i*-8?!} So- 1tr?n4 Ht.
W. L. DOUGLAS
?3.6S&?3 SHOES """"
W. !j. DoukI"''
shoos have <?y their
excellent style,
easy-itttintc, ?? ?? <1
superior wearlux
(jttitl ItitH, achieved
the largest Halo of
any shoes i ?* t ti o
wort<I.
They arc iu?t as goo.l
as tliosn that cost you
SI to 85 ? I ho only
tlilTorouco i.s the price,
, Sohl t'ueti/Loherc.
Look for namo and
j i r t < ? < - on i>ottoiu.
UoilHftin use* <'i>roli!t
( lii, m lilrli litnv?r,nvlii'r? riinmiin ? ??
???? Ilifl lliu'nt 1'Hteiit Lnillicrjcl iirnihicrd.
/"tiaf Ci f yrteta nurd. Shock by mall. ?5r.r* I ra.
>frltofoi Jaluloff. W.I.JIvUgUn, Hrocktou, JlBH.
Complete External
and Infernal
Trnaimsiii
Consist's rig of
Cuticura
Soap
to cleanse the skin o( crusts
and scales, ai\d softerwthe
thickened .cuticle; CuTI
CU KA Ointment to in
stantly allay itching, irrita^
tion, and inflammation. and
L so.otl'rti CUT!.
CUR A Pills to cool and
cleanse the blood and expel
humor germs. A SINGLE
SET, costing but ONE
DOLLAR, is often suffi
cient to cure the most tor- \
luring, disfiguring skin,
scalp and blood humors, ec
zemas, rashes, itching?, and
irritations with loss of hair,
from infancy to age, when
the best physicians and all
other remedies fail.
t<old thro=s!?out tir f'?lloira Hef*!
?*!??. -?<V. (in f^rm ?.f < J IMN?.
S.V.. ki of Olotmmt ftoo.. Srxipifcc.
Ikp"'U: ljOQftoD, 27 '1> a : i 10
5 A IX 6* 1* r?U; IV??'ori. fS7 (XnMbm At?*
I'ottrr I>ruf ?d4 0>ri? forp.. .Ho!# Trr.M.
for "How t? Our* Tor(nr:ns, Dt?*
fljurlDC Uumort frota lu.'tocy to Ag?."
t .
?SAW MILLSr^?