The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 25, 1904, Image 4
OLD FOLKS AT HOME
. Without Parana in the Kousa
HI" for Oatarrbal Diaaaaat.
MB AND MRS. J. 0. ATKINSON, INDEPENDENCE. MO
TT.N I )KjK *):<(<? ot' January 10, 1807. I><*.
\J Hfirtiya u it'ctivcd UiC foIlo'Aittjfc letter
\mic liml been MiOVriiiK Iroin a com
$lie4t toil yf i|iN<MK-e (t>r tile |/?*t 25 vtoir?.
, "llcr eiiee Iwl I he ?kill a( sonic
ftf tht wont noted iaim. On# of tu t
Went itrmMi-f i-hn?n1c coiMtipiition "j
jaI year*.' Maudknp.
*'Hhc <lw NViis (i.toniK through tb.'it rm*-?
nriti'.s?l period in tin- lil'o ot n woiuAn
;hatitfc of life, lit . J line , I wrote to
you !???? <?????. Won <tdviHcri a tout f
if I'tsrunn him! Manaliit, uhicli we ?t, ottic
iOmnit u^ed, iirwlj*4>vc to ?av ii completely
"!Uro<) l.c.'^v^ titinly beiic\e>! ? bat f-be
would b?vc broil d'M<l Oul> lot llieye moii
Jet fill r?mc<li< >
"About the Miiut* i urn: I wrote you about
iiy own ca*<: of catarrh, which ) i <t < I been <m
li ,vef?t* lauding. At. Initio I wan ah?o-t
;Wft goiuj{. I <-oiii mcticwl to ?<??? I '<*i 1 1 ' 1 1\
?wording to your tnatrijctiom >n?i contir.
led ilf? use lor about a yca? ?ii/i m b.?^
.'OfiifjIeU ty cuivd me.
"F??r muntlfH <!?? till that t/ou
ilalut. lfutmy <m<) 4-ifu mow. t n -
arrh cftiiuoi v.rtut ulu'te /Veiiitw in
afccit accnrili itfi to <//?*#?<' tin hh. Sm -
fHs to ffair mnl i/o<ir I'rmrrf lrn. ''
.'tohn O, .4 tht MKroi .
)n n lettei ??ti Led ?faiuiiit y 1, Umi, AJ '
j Remedied.
Women hm?i a fnlnos.s )h;it
mon ran nover hope to H'laiti. A
young ladj named Kate *?o? mar
tied the other day. When on In r
honeymoon who had occasion to mak?
fromo pnrehaae* in h shop, and ordered
the goods to be sent !<> her at thr Hoy
7l! hotel. Dul in h if :ib?rnt-mlndcd
n?m?nl nhr cave her imiiUfn nnme i.o
l hp flhoplt neper.
She had scarcely reached ihe door,
however, when she rrntnd her misfakt
With admirable wit f-he ><tepp?Mi tia' s
nnd nal(l to the shopman:
".'Oh, hy the way. send t h n ? pachaKe
(o M!rh Kate , care Mra. ? ? -,
Royal Hotel," nnd *he pwept out of
the bhop as if fdio had been married
fifteen yewra? . London Tit Bits.
Cats Kill Intruding Snake,
: K native woman lhinfi *n Old Cal/o
Egypt, wat? cnterinR her houuq the
other Jay when to her Ereat terror
sho perceived n snake ot formidable
4! I metis Ion a. whleb hail taken posses
?don of the henrth during the owner's
absence. The woman fled, leaving t jt *>
<1oor open. Her eat then appeared oti
the Boone, entered, Raw the rohrn. pnt
uy Ha hack and tall, spat and other
It* hostility, h n f t in
turn wint ont. A few miuutes after
-ward It returned with a Kccond e?r
After a similar exhibition both wont
out ancl returned with u. tlilrd. and
similarly went away, returning finally
with a fourth. Considering thai hu(T1
elent to kill tlvo snake, the four then
foil on tho reptile, and iifler a sho?t
but . fierce ntniKgle the latter
literally torn to pieces. V
- There ia a deep spring of- comfoi I
In every desert, of sorrow.
?Miss Whittakcr. a prominent ^
club woman of Savannah, Oa..
tells how she was entirely cured
of ovarian troubles by the use
of Lydiafc. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
? X>9AR Ml?*. T'inkiiam: ? I hen-ti!y
recommond Ly<lin K. IMnkli?m>
Vegetable Compound ?.f. a. Iterin?
Tonic and Regulator. 1 suffered for
four yearn with irvopulnritirs mi>|
Uterine troubles. No one but. those
*vho hare experienced this dreadful
agony cai\ form nuv idea of the- phv? j
cal And roental nuierr those endure
who nre thus afflictcd. Your Vcfl-c
tablo Coil* yon nd cured me within
three month*. I wm fu}W restored to
health and strength, and now tr.r
periods are regular and painless.
What a blessing H is to b? able to
frbtattt such a remedy when to roanv
Joctora fail to help Vou. Lydta I*.
Pinlrham's Vegetable Com pound
ia better than any doctor or inedteino
t-ev*r-hed. Very truly yours. Miss
SAot Whitt aktb, fl04 awh St.. W.
Savannah, On." ? tsooo fvf'it i/?rffi?ai ef
1 4tnM(?r Brcnfna ger^/fenfv C<W>ot be praatttd.
Tfio testimonials which w?
U^jeMMtantiy publishing from
mtefuT women prove l>e>ond *
Cwhi the power of l-ydia h.
aJch&m'* v?Rf t*ble ( -ompound
Pf*kh
. quer female disease*.
i55Er?^..
AiUin?4)i (a }?, *itei a' V>{.rr> rue
with I'wvnrjA'
"I W-fff fl'f'l' 4-OII 1 1 II llf III Mfl4:ilk 41
tin4>4l i4 4}i'4l for I'rr umi. /?i ??? ?/ imimtn
4i h a trnvetintt vittn / ??m ?
n<lvcrt l$4>mvt<1 /Vv V #< ?* ami hove
(Mfltiw.tt ttiirtHf/ fieoplr tin rl nit I he /at Ht
fft'av to ???<? i'4-runa with the iiionI not -
/*/'??>????/ rcnntl*. I 44 in ntlll ciirrd
of rn t44 rrh ." </olui 4). ilhlimmi,
tto.r 'i f'J, I Hih'pctuJi itcr, \to,
\\ ft'.-n ?!/| tigr < oiii?> oil nil .ii i oa'. di?
CdBfa cutui: ?Iho. iSvutf-Hii' i<tl?i i ll is si
tin/al iinnrrsn! in olii t>c>op|<\
'Iliin ??Milsunn \* l? \- IVHnia Vi n h Vi^oine m>
in?ti?pen?,ah!r r.id |k ojilr, IYiuim i?
(llOiV . tYtini.i \a (ho only rem
it' iIcim'iI ih.'il rniTl. Ilir.'i1 ev
rtt I 1\
Sin ii in?ci ' rfiinoi be Ur.it.ril irii.?tl\ ;
nothing I'lii An rtt?'<'hio ?Vf)i'nin- irni?>t|i
lOii.'cl tin it). 1 ii<s l . exj':ilj' v ii.ll I'i
lii.ia i".
h i oil <li> no! 1 1 < '? | r ? ? i n 1 1 ? <i ii i| sjitt-i.if
lory insult* Horn i lu- usr nl 1'ertinn, wiito
at oiw e lit |)i. 1 1 ,i 1 1 in. i ii . (iivin^ n Hill s*t ii te
rm-ill ot \ our i nr*' iroi Vj?- u-iii In j ?!??,?.- r- 1 J (o
jfiie you lii* I ii'uiblo n?lv:t;e ni.ilii'.
\iIi!h'j?n I >i . 1 1 .i 1 1 inn i: . I'i e-iiijint i)| I It
1 1 ii i'i in .i ii .K.iiiil.'i .mil. I'n!iiiiiiiii~, O
fW biwn o.1 wove.
!.????? ti.i* rom? 'o me on tbo k?iMti
of tiioinlnj-'
( miiIii# ft- ? Vt ?? day rom'i witii i (i /? trj
l./ t tin ii .
With ber lo'-^lv !<iok'c> nil t h * d'-wy ll<-|f!"
nfln rt'inir,
I "f Sunlight BVi'l B.irncRUd
nil
Vfri ? ffilt '* sh*? ?? 1 mitd i t'U I'.firt fi> ? : iir r
*;<<'?? I 1
I Oiild l>';i the c i s '<( r:i|jhl, nm|
down. niid ilav.
T! '- mystetv of drenni* and ibe <5 nf
lonHv |ilac?.'s.
All tli<" aiiov of A 1*1 II. Ami nil the n fnt
of Mn: .
I Ii
).o\f hn? foiy.? ' ?? tn*. arid th*
rlnU>? (I Willi kI'M \ ,
.*MiikIi>K In tlu? \nll? j', !'.?'l "uii> I-' on
t |u? b I i ' .
j Ot the pulse of llf?\ mid tl?p old f.c. linn tut
nt oi y,
Com*- ni'" of HldHjj find pMi<- ii-ui
l>rif ?-??? i*t 111.
It. ft. T. Coventry.
10,000 rtitnlj* I'm I6r,
, This is u u-iiur l.a b !c oil <. t the John A
, t^aUcr fewd Co., t^u Create. Wit., mak^s.
j Tlicy will xcml you their Im# plant and
| seed (null"/. together wmIi ciijujlt ?cc<i
to unnv
! 1 ?iuf ?<?li'l ( h i 'i ?.? fi-o? .
j ?.0?o ficticious (.ntiot?,
I Hlitttching, unity ''nicin,
?J.dOO t ivli, buttery l.etttue,
1,000 splendid Onion*.
' 1 .000 rare. liiseiotn Hadi?!**-*,
1,000 gloriously brilliant I'lo'trr*.
! Til's f?renl oftn ii ilui f f <"* ill !_? I ! r r In 'n._
' rtTPT "Y??ll I iT t t'V t'itjlf trln i anlt-il "!x -
j for Wni n Villi iiiii i> |ii.i:'.l tlieut you will
I f COW ?IO Ol ll?M'?. ????!
AM. l'OTt III I ICC. iDSIAcr,
I prov I'liiikr you will irturn Itii* no: nr. and
; i' you will send them "0--. in (>o- ta^?\ tb?-y
i ?ill mli] lo III'* above a package of I lie I .?
tonus l?cr!iuer ( nn'iflowrr (A l.'.l.,)
When love mil! iiO| ??* tils- iner t itrt
f'?niied k partMerfltip "-Jiii Ii li.i* nevi
bpeti
! mn -ii r? :? ? 'ii t-i- r* 'Vi'oji - ni|u ji.n v<;il
?ny Hf? i.hr?>? ?:ir < j?^ -. %! a.-;. TiSv.-ii as lluw
i i.vm, Mnplo St.. N*? >r-.vivb . X.V., Veb, 17 1V0<1.
M^n ? lii) Tnimi ih^ir d?:i or.^inr**
i"? busy to ([iMiri'l 'vitli tlifi: nei<itbor?.
PtM.N'AM KAKKI.KSra 1 >\ l.S co.t but 10
tents j,er ip^rkngf
w-s
%o'u" iiir-t mn':t j ??.'!.< ? t- hi-rv. ( irn of
liicn iiutliiRCs.
NARROW ESCAPE TROM DF.ATH
Voutli Owes Life to Fellow Workman ?
Prr??nco of Mind.
A now tenement of hoiitsoM iji K?Un
burgb. now In courfe of ??re? lion, ivfls
ihe prrnr iho oilier <lay of r reiiiaik
fcbl^ in^ldrnl. Tli* bulMlrtf; looked Kt
if completed, bin ibo pbirobern wne
huRlly engnged touching up tho fooft
and guMeiB Rt Hie top of the hoife
An apprentice was uorktnfc lowet
down, *t tbe t hanncl pT ttip ?un *??
of the house, wm another plum be i
V.Hmmerinfc awav and whistling th?
whUefl. when the apprentice slipped
Ms hold, and sliding headlong down.
Ihe hlate.K, looked nk if be was to be
da.?.hed to iilcce1* among the refuse
some fifty feet below. Tassersby In
voluntavllv shuddfied. Forlunateiy
however, lie came right In the (Jlft'C
'ton of his fellow workman on the edge
of the fla'e*. bu:. that individual haat
mr-ring away did r.oi nolice anything
smi.?? tilt the voting man just on
the brink of the house. Hotup unable
nf the instant to clutch the lad ?*ith
bis hand*, ho plunged Ms head for
ward and fuahhed him by the troueer
leg with V? I ?? teo'.b. It ?#? only f?i?
a few seconds that the apprentice was
thus suspended, hanging as he
aintost bodily over the house, but even
il.e shock might have killed a urouger
rx.aa.
\ftor Governo.- Vardam^n, of Mia
KiPHlppl. had said that education ?Hh a
cutae to the Negroes, making them
criminal, n white labor agent named
Sullivan went Into that State laat week
to persuade them to emigrate to l<oula
Una and work in Madlsou Pariah. The
win to Mifeslaalppi farmrra had the
agent arrested and told hint they would
nut puah tho proKeeituon If he would
leave the town of Clalhorno In JO mln
u e8. The agent said ho did not need
that much time; that five ' minute#
would l?e a plenty. Now If they would
make Governor Vardaroan burn th?
wind with his feet, lue State would met
l>c to scarce cf Nefro laborers.
CONGRESSIONAL DOINGS
The L??m?ktir? Talk of Vtrlou#
" *- thing*.
In the llouee durlnf tb? dltcu8?lon
of the poBlofflee appropriation blfi, Mr.
Bplght, of Mississippi dlscuqsed the ne
tro question. He i,ald be deelred to vin
dicate I he fiouth from (hp charge of
bai h*r*i?u), in tb*? South, be said, the
n?'*ro had been denied th? right it) Vote
and to hold ottu*. but not the right to
work for an honest living, an had been
<<<"??? in tf,$ Norther" Btate*. "We
sometimes kill them for gutr&gfcoufc
crimes," he Mid. "but nevfc because
bey uant to work." As for lynchlug?,
ue said that fcometimes I h**y hAvfe uft
tier-caaarUy occurred ij, 0,* BQath. iU
Met red (lu ?},? Wilmington. Del.,
ijnriuh|t ihMt year, and to the guhse
(? < of attack f?u the fi^grd settlement.
i i "c?r ifi the South, he
b|ild ? nhAt, ,nf guilty wreirb has paid
he penalty of bin awful crime, that Is
?m '*nd of it," he continued; "the mob
*Jitl&fled antf does not wreak Indla
'''"jnunte venbrane* upon the inno
''i they belong to the same
'far* as the criminal." He Hald that, un
like the people of the North, the people
of the South "don't go out with a torch
in one hand and a gun in the othflr,
and. n"lftltlg the gun ?t de fen Helena
women and children, shoot them as
they f|*? for their liven." He said this
I ad occurred In New York city In 1000,
"I'd he referred to a number of lynch
ing* which had occurred in the North,
including those H? Danv\lle, III,, ano
}*prlngfWld Ohio, and said "such race
prejudice finds place in floulberfi
l,v?art
Mr. Upright continued: "So far as I
am concerned. 1 am opposed to mob
violence as a genera} propositi#, 1 do
not thl^k thpt lyhohlngi* for any other
' rUn'o itian the nameless one against
womanhood ought ever to occur. In all
others the courts of the country are
ample, and geneialiy, with us, swift to
punish,
"Rut In the one class t>f c,rim?>* so
brutal and destructive of all that irt
dear to an enlightened people, no tine
with a spark of man bond ih him tab
doubt tl\fct dbath to pie porpe
P Awir should folloty upon the ascer
tainment of the guilty facts. The poor
suffering woman who has been the vic
tim of the devllfih lust of a brute, white
ot hla< k, should not be compelled to
appear in court and repeat before a
Jury the horrible details of the out
rage."
Mr. Hplght recited that the burning
nf the strike of "such brute*" wr* not
<? on fir fried to the ffttuth. but had occur
red in the North an well,
Mr. Hplght Spoke of the al|enip? of
'i lain white purport In pul thf mfti'o
?n a sdcial eouaiity with llipmwlvn
and referring to the occasion when
Mfiolu r Washington dined at the White
House with President Roosevelt, said
' thin one incident had done more to in
flame the passions of the negro and
give him a perverted idea o f his im
poifance and his near appearance to
social crpialil y than anything that had
' een done for the (nsl leu yf>arft. Ho
* aid j'ioVii >er Washington had sal down
t*? dinner with the President "as gra
c ion sly an If he had been the Governor
f.i New Vork." lie was, lie continued,
sorry that Washington did not have
Pioie sense and nelf-respCct than to ac
c pt the invitation. It would have been
iolinltidy to his credit bad h? declined.
'"I tie more the negroes are put on a so
cial equality." lie vigorously asserted,
"th'- more dangerous become?} thfir
posit ion and *h^ frurcr (ieath by vio
lencrt will overtake them sooner or
latec."
Mr. Spright referred lo the arrest in
ftidianoia. Miss., of white aRentB of a
Cincinnati picture company who were
selling to the negroes Indecent pic
lurea. in his opinion the agents should
have been lynched.
The Rranting of auhsidlcB to rail
rir.dn for carrying the mails was vig
orously opposed by Mr. Uoblniion. of
tndlatl.1, Whn charrtrterized them fte a
Ktain and blot upon the bjli.
Mr. Sibley, of Pennsylvania, contend
* d that to deny the subaidy would be
doing a manifest Injustice to the Inter
ui.tr. of the South. A heated dlacussion
followed, which was participated in by
Messrs. Lamb, of Pennsylvania; Hol
iday. of Indiana, and Oalnes, of Ten
i ranee. Mr. Robinson had charged the
Republicans with ???ing responsible for
the subsidy, which brought from Mr.
I .emb ntt emphatic, protest.
Although the T-ouisvllle & Nashville
Railway, one of the roads benefited by
i he subsidy, passed through his town.
Mr. P. nines excitedly declared the sub
sidy to be "a legnllze.1 steal."
Mr.- f'ii?i??y, <if n">iih vorolina. nsid
tpere wr re rumors of the abuse of the
(ranking privilege, nnd the commission
should look into that matter.
Mr. Rlbley of T'enhsylvanla, sdggest
i fi to Mr. ^iniey that if he personally
knew of rthy such abuses It w-as his
?ir.t.y to call specific attention to the In
dividual.
Mr. Pinley declared he was not mak
ing charge# against members of Con
Rrefis. but bad read the statements In
t be public press. He s'tid the public
mind was saturated with the charge
th:U there was conuption in ths Post
* .rt'i-e Department, and the only thing
to do was to investigate It. If there
-vs? scandal to be uncovered "the ra?
<nls and grnffrs." be sa'.il. "Wttuld be
ehmrqhed it*, the tolls of the law."
In a spepr-^ characterised by Intense
vigor. Mr. Flood, nf Virginia, asserted
that the credit for the establishment of
(be rUral free delivery service belonged
to the Prmocrats. It liad. he said, been
claimed by Mr. Perry S. Heath, former
First Ajiflltant Postmaster General. "I
am not," he said, "astonished that a
gentleman who was willing to rob and
plunder his government and permit
other people to rob and plunder the
government be bad *w-orn to protect
*S:ould rob ? political opponent of the
c.edlt to which he was entitled."
In th 5 Senate,
By the a .tlc^n of the Senate la e\*cu- ,
t.'ve session Friday On. Leonard ^Vooil
liO(?mf? rt major uencral. taking the
link fjcm August S. 11*03, the day
I'resUlent Roosevelt made the premo
t?on. Th'1 content against his confir
mation ha* been a notable on*. begln
u'ng soon wfter Congress convened in
special session snrt continuing until
today, when, hy a vote of 45 to 16. the
nomination was confirmed. The late
Senator Hanna was Teeognlxed as the
leader of the forces opposed to Gen.
NVood, and had it not been for his
death before the deposition of the
c;:ae it i* conceded that th? vote -would
have been much closer. It ha? not been
lelieved at any time alnee the contest
opened, however, that the fight against
confirmation would have been success
ful. Only two Republicans remained in
the minority. They were Senator S.-otf.
n member of the military affairs com
mittee, who opposed the nomination
while it was pending in the committee,
and Senator Kittredge. Five Demo
cratic Senators voted with the major
II y In favor or confirmation. They .were
Prnatora Coekrell and Petto*, who as
member* of the military affairs com
mittee heard all th* testimony offered
against Gen. Wood, and Senator l?at
trreon. Clarke, of Arkansea, and Du
toli. Tbe nefatlva vote on the eonflr
CRfttlOB WNt ?r followt.
of MUM ?# H|icaM*ll?M la th? fo?tb?r? fU<M li?t? krtn aared kr au^r of (hem ?f<?* 0??tori t?4 ?" o?h?-?
k*4 IbII?4. U rtMrbakl* U*? t???n H? rc??r4 that It I* ???? '*???? i?ed m tha - "*?
ONLY ABSOLUTE CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.
Hrrt aro ImMmshUIi arltelH from hiadrtdi of IttUrt wrllUn to tha proprloton, (be Babbitt V bfmtvsl Co. of Btlllutore, t> ?
fm I pattrata who b?T? heti wared of inn* etiti liy tb? that uOt? ?t tb? Jolnla from (h? Ib?I4?"i ^
kitiYLknti.
Baltimore. f th A )M>4
Thre* JeAfa kgti I ?i| t<t?rkr4 ^rlth Inflam
inatorjr r ttMyu ? (Mm . During tfcat time I auffrtnj
?jrni/U(l?? pata. urlnHpaily In my I ower bod /
Ur Joint* WJtre atlff. aWelle* ?ad Inflamed. I
?nM Ml itrilfbtm ir 7 lint* Your wonitrrfri!
'of- nh'unirf^ *ii rw??mn<|Ml to me, *64
I W|?n to t*k* it **oordlag to direction* la ?
iborf tin** I th? free teal relief. H?
*ti(ffl*M W?* ?*>? sour, a nd I t?r
?*ln ty fee) ibankfal. ftheama'ld* hu done in*
n-.o re good than *11 tke other medlrlne* and d/v
tor*' preafrlptlcna whlrb I tried 1 fwond that
KhrornaHd* acted well on the kldneya and k?
fit, and I belle** ft Will rurt a ay .a ??? of rh?ro
nifllta or blood dt*?-*a* I r>f.w bare perfeet oae
of rnyaelf. and rap wojk and walk a? well m
#*er. at!" t fttrlbote m* ror? enttrele to tfie ow
of Itbeumacld*. My Mend* and neighbor* mar
rel at the treat <-bange In my rendition. With
ont eolirltatloo I aernT yon thl* teatlmouy of *>j
own *'-?-?rd, and will rtieerfully recommend /our
median* t? all who may write or call od me r?a
cernlnc 't*1* letter and Ike heoeflt I recetred I
am a widow, and reatde at the a ddreoa glvea he
low. fowl thankfally,
MRU MARY BATIOT wvnn,
It*. 4 OT W. Saratoga fit.
riMOINf A.
Norfolk, Va , ITt h. t. 1904.
I nwt *-r1te utirt 1*11 jrofl the benefit yoor oied
l"ine baa Ofrti to mf mother. Phr U to ol>? lair.
T( laat Jmnotry. aad haa beeo ao t rippled cHh
; iheuroa tlno that ahe could not #aik ? M&ek
| without great ?uffering On# morning I uv font
?<J and m- ut for a trample, tmA per
aoadt-d twr to take It. I think the ae<rt>n<1 or
tbtrd ?la?a begas to do h^r (rod. After the .tpok
that I r?t krr a large bottle, and ate haa roo*
tinned to Improve right along, and gefa atonal
aa rpry al 4 /oung tOnun. She )a ao glad that
RheuwacWle rured her that abe tell* all be* ar. I
^iialiiUtm* atout It, tod If ah* krtn an rone
rotnplalo of ? M*N. ah* tella tbem th*/ muat |
turrlf If/ Ubrumartde. Smpertfulljr,
MUM. V. M. aCAHBOKOUOIl.
No. 810 N. Marakall Are.
NORTH CA HOT, IN A.
Kat?igh. N. a I
I rrarrk**+4 a boitt* r.f Kh*r>roarld# for ? ft*
tl?* ot rolM ?fco B?<J fc#en ? grtt t ralffrM from
rhrnaii ( t?m. V<rr near 1/ ? aacvth al>? fc#<1 lt'><
t>+*u able to walk #ltboot grr-a ! effort ar><5 p?ln. I
la two wfr?k? aft** ihr ron?m*nr+d (a kief fthea
m art da aha *u abla (0 walk, and la a ahort
Mm* bad fDllwljr r?Cttrer*d. t c*,dkt? I nla t? /??!
on thla ft*ti trinrij , act) truat alt auffrrUii wltb
rhaaroatUso mar An') '.u It atmltar relief.
N. n HROUOHTON
After t-*tog <y>wpt*t*ly mr<>4 t oonatd?f Hhea
marlde U>* Mily ap^-IHr for rheum* I tarn .
M AKCKIXL'S RAND.
1 Hank*. N. a
Amo*t It* *Qrr4 \ Ool. O. B A I ford nolly
Pprtnft*. ; U. A. l/imii. CloSdiboro; O. 15. Al
bright. Ml. Airy; W o. Pent/, l>*)?rtoo; He*.
I. I. Kc*t ft, ftaleifrfc; f>. A. /etinatoa. Wlnaton.
and hundred* of olbrra.
iot'Tii < a noi 1 1
C,ttt OK ** ft
nart?n b**n a tntlftet wlfU Icflsmir.? totj rlie*
?tM#ai for y??r?, ?l>oiit a mr nrfl ? Ml'
I wm tak^o with a t rrj nf'afk. "P'l "J1*
ttRvt* mere utj ? ?roil#n It araa ti-t mft
lo Talk. Aft??r ualrg not l^'tli* ol ItltKl MA'
('II>K I vras entirely c?irt<1, ?n>1 I liar* #'.50^ red
Oi*in\rn<l*Jl If t? a)) nr.* f it ?? i j > 1 ??
, ( A. ili.N Tt UNKB.
y t : y Hot*!.
( * ,
A UJtctM with rtieom?<1?in for i?rr?? lii?o ).1
I km ladoccil to try IUi<Mier.?rM*. ??-1 M
Km ?otl m'.f cuicj nii? of rh<onmtl?m i
T. H. *VIU.|A MHOS. \
* I >
/?* t H (I
- \ V
ids it lite Joints from Ik Me."
... ..
CLKANSIBR 1HK HI, OOP, TOKKM P THR niGRSTlON, OltlVES OIT ALL TliK GKH MS THAT CAL'Btt lilltitjo
H4TIIM THAH THK WAV RIIKlMAriDB WORK8. (<
YOU CAN TEST IT FREE.
t?4 iiriieir (kilt in ffrrera ntmy i?it Ihli vrondrrfut III* pfOpflnori ha?? tifAncfd (? vti? f#rb ???
Who wiU mail cdnppn 4? one* <o tbe BOHIIITT CHEMICAL CO., PROI'RIKtORS^ RAIiTIMORK, MI)., n trim*
bottle Mb?ot?H?ir fr*# nt vo at. Malt (1<? coupon toilar, ?u<I atari the road t<f
"BEGINS WORK WITH THE FIRST DOSE/'
Mis? Carnegie's Hair/ Lion.
U I tie Miss Carnegie, who aRkrd
'that her father give her "the largsst
and hairiest. lion In the world" ?
which he did. sparing flo Pipeus* un
til ho had obtained thfl ftneajtv ^eorilil<3
i fperimeit In existence ? dbeft hot go
j flu often flft fthfc did lb the Bronx ?00
. lo look ft I her protege, jlo frightens
her, an he does many of the growit
| tips, despite the fact he Is caged safely
j behind steel bars, which the strength
of many lions, even if united in Intel
i ligent effort, could not bend or break.
; But. Miss Carnegie's lion la so superb
| in his strength and his dignity, and
| ?o powerful t nd Ift his deep fihestod
voico. that tl ia ho wonder ho strikes
terror Jo the hearts of the llniid,
safeguarded as he is. Three school
girls in short dresses retreated to
I ho opposite side of the lion house
yesterday when the tawny monarch,
1 who had boon pacing up and down
! for no hour, pained, shook his maun,
j drew in hi* lips oyer the. white fanM
j and began speak. H nns * low.
i guttural rumble at first, and rose
| gradually to a roar of such depth and
| volume that even tho bars of the
caeep vibrated ? and they nre pot
| Common Steel, at that. ? New York
M tlliom In Oafs.
Salter's Nf?v National Oat# yielded in
j 1903 in Mich. "40 bu.; in Mo.. 2.V 5 bu.; in
| N. I)., 310 bu.. and in 30 other Stale* from
| lftO to 300 bu. per acre. No?v this Oat '1
generally fiown iu 1904 will add millions ?
? pt bttsliels lo thv yitfld And millions of do!
j ldr? id the farmer# t-uret . . Try it fot liHW.
i Largest Seed Potato au-i Altalt'4 tjl jvef
grower* in America. [A.C.L. 1
| Balzrr'a Spelt?, Beardless liarler, Home
; Builder Corn. Macaroni Wheat, J>a Oat,
, Billion Dollar Grata and* ICartieat. ( an?i
4?r? money makers for you, Mr. Farmer.
Jl'ST HF.NP THIS NOTICE AND IOC.
! in stamps to John A. Salzcr Seed t.'o., La
Crosse, Wis., *nd receive in return their
! big cntaiog and lots of farm need samples.
I When a man undertake# Lp discuss love
I he winds up by pronouncing it a lornj of
insanity. f
"Aren't you nfrnTd Hint a^roat many ,
? people will criticise you foiMwcoiulny
! rich 7" "W?>" nn^worcO Senator Sorjr
! ''Umi j?i? vhsnttos ,i vo if"
j I had stayed poor they wouldn't have
| noticed inr, oven that tmn-h."? Wash
I itigton Star
How's Tilts?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Heward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. .1. Chbkkt A Co., Toledo, O.
We. the uoderatgned, have known F.J.
( henev for the lapt 15 years, and believe bi n
perfectly honorable in'all business trsnpa'- j
lions mid financially able to carry out any I
obligation* made by their firm.
\V*bt <fc TRrxx, W'holesale Druggists. To- i
lodo, O,
V. Ai.DiKO, Kinnan A Miktix, Wholesale j
Druggists, Toledo. O.
Hall e Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, n 't- i
|up directly upon the bloo<l and mucous sur- I
fa^es of the system. Testimonials seat fr"e. j
Price, 7 Sc. rer bottle. Sold t>y all DruggbtS, j
Take Hail's Family Tills for constipation J
' WbV does Mr*. Clubwoman look ?>o ,
sa <1 V" "The world's Injustice to worn
sn has Just struck her forcibly again."
! "Hew was that?'' "She happened to
think that Martha Washington Isn't
called the Mother of her Country."?
Cincinnati Time* Star.
F1T.3 permanent I v cured. No fits or nervoos- j
ee??? after first day s useof D r. Kline's Great j
Nerve Restorer, ta trialbottleand treatlsefre^ j
Dr. H. H. Kt^iNe. l.td.. Ml Arch 3t.. Phila..Pa j
Worry is a* uaele&a at it ia to tell people j
not to worry.
flilllnn Hollar Ctrns* anrt Alfnl'n.
When we introduced Billion Dollar j
Crags three years ago, little did we dream j
i* would be the most tailed of grass m J
America, the biggest, quick, hay ptoduccr j
oil earth.' but thi? has come to pass.
Agr. KOilors wrote shout. it. Agr. Col- j
lege Professors lectured about it, Agr. In- j
stitnte Orators talked about it. while
the btrrn home bv the quiet fireside, in the t
corner grocery, in the village postoftire, at j
the creamery, at the depot, In fact wher- j
ever farmers gathered, Salrer's Billion T>?1- |
b Crass, that wonderful graaa, good for ]
H to 14 tons rer acre. and iota ot pasture I
heaidsa. is alwaya a theme worthy of tha j
farmer's voire.
A. Waltord. Westlore Fartn*. Pa,. writes: |
"I bar? CO acrea in Salter's Alfalfa Clorer.
Tt I# tmrweno*. I cut three crops this aea
soo and hsre lota of pasture beaides."
JVST 6F.N1> 'I MIS XOTlCfc AMD 10O. IX |
STAMPS
ic the .Tohn A. Sstrer ScaJ Co . T-a Crosse.
Wi?.. and receive their big catalog and lota
of farm seed s^iplea free, f A.C.L.]
The British Board of Agriculture est:*
niKtr* that there are l,S7r.919 dog? in the
country.
Mr?. WtnetoWsHootblngflyntpforchildreB
?e??t Ling, soften tha gums. reduce* inflamma
tion allays pain ,eufrewlfa?l COHe. 36c. a bottle
It is harder to tgeoncile ouraelves lo
other |>eople'a succe?isea than to .o#tr own
Biliousness
"1 hrrt filed vonf tAln*bl? ?rtd dtxi
tb*m pfrftot,. Omldrii da *lthou? them. I ha??
n??<l ?h#th #o'* joins tlm? for tndjflition 4nd 1y| 1
Iouvjm* and am now <"omf>lei?ly r.n*e/l.
mend them to tmrfont One* triad. jfoc TtlU
narer b? without them In the famllr."
Edward A. Man, Albany, W. T.
P!?*??r.i, r&)ntfthle. TMte Ooort, Do Good;
N?r?r KtrUon. lV*?V.?n or Orlp?. 10c. tfo, $?f . N "vet
fel l in txilk. The gamilna tablet stamped OUC.
Guarantied to curt or your mono? back.
Slefiing Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 6oa
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES
ThotMNiM TOWERS
POMMEL
SLICKER
r HA3 MEN AI>VfRTi*D
AND 3010 FOB A
QUARTER OF A aNIUCT.
LIKE ALL
uS2~|WATM)0F;
3S5?' ctoiraa i
It Is mi* of th? b?t
5?t?tel?. in bl*cK or /clow,
fully and soW iy
r< ?w5ld<?52^f
ilCN OF THE fISH.
? taksmfo
An Incorrigible Dog.
The Intelligence of the dog suffered
somewhat by an Athena narrative in
which It la/fnado .to appear that ttB oid
dog ownfij by F. Holcom$? recently
engaged Vllhtf a rattler on the low
ground? near the town, and wan ee
verely bitten. Mr. Holoomb was fa
miliar with the formula for snake
bites. He had eome of the medicine
on hand, consisting of whlaky and
Quinine mixed In quantities to suit.
Opening th4 dog'* Jaw? ha turned a
liberal dos4 down him. Two or three
days elapsed during which the animal
was unable to walk straight, yet he
seemed not to have any pain, and in
fact appeared to enjoy himself. But
at last he wan sober again. One would
naturally think tbat having been bit
ton once ho would havo fought ?hy
of ?he swamp afterward, but the mo
ment he wan ablo. to navigate he was
back among tho 'boys again watching
for more snakos. Thin la why he
?fom? unintelligent. ? Detroit (Mich.)
Tribune. '
_ .
eight years- of torture.
No suffering more keen than kidney j
suffering Sick kidneys make bad j
blood; cause weak, stiff and aching j
backs; cause blind, sick and dixzy j
headaches, lack of appetite and lose of j
slrrp; keep you a'l tired out and Spoil
digestion.
To have perfect health you must cure i
the kidneys. Read bow one man was :
cured by I>oan's Kidney IMlla after
eight years of torture. v*
llenry Sonic, of Pult
iw>\ St.. Hammonds
port, N. Y.. says: "For
eishL years I suffered
constant agony from
kidney eomplnint. I
endured the worst tor
ture from gravel and
the. kidney secretions
wore excessive and con
tained sediment like
brick dust. I had to
get out of bed from ten
to twenty timet a night
and the lost of sleep
woro me out. Indlgee
tlon cafce on. and the distress aftw
eating was terrible. Doan's Kidney
Pill* 'effected a complete apd lasthy;
cuYe. 'and after the symptom* of kid
ney trouble were gone my stomach" tie
pan to work as it shouhl. This lasting
cure, especially In a pervou of my age,
proves the great value of Doan'a l\ld.
noy Pills biore convincingly than eould
any words of mine."
l>oan's Kidney Pills sold by all drug
gists; price, SO cents p vt bo*, or malie<)
I on reeetot of price by Foster-Mtihnrn
i Co., Butralo. N*. Y. Write for free trial.
W. L. DOUGLAS
*3.8S &*3 SHOES W
W. L. Doual.is
?boo? have by tlielr
excellent style.
easy?fUtlnff, and
superior w farina
minlttles, Hohlevcu
Hie largest sale of
| arty uliuoy In tlio
world.
They are Just m goo<i
as those that cost you
$4 to S'j ? the only
i ilifTefeiice is the price.
Sold t'JtryU'htrt.
T,ook for namtf find
price on bottom.
>))ntiKln* n?nt (,'ornnii
Coltukln, wlilfli lo
I'ulent feather yet vrodiirfl'fi
Fa rt Color typing imrri Shoe* hywuU.^ftr.pxtra.
*Trit?foi Catalog. M .L.UoubIo*, Hrorltton, M?j>s.
Corn
must have a sufficient supply of
Potash
in ofder to develop into a crop.
fso apnrotint of I'hoitphoric
Acid or Nitrog^fi can compen
sate for a lack of pcJftsh in
fertilizer^ [for
grain and all
other drops],
\
We shail be glad
lo Mnd f/ce to mijr
Mrmer ourliulcbnok
-wbich.t,<miaig?. v>1"
able information
nfccyi foil culture.
? OERftAN KAU WORK?,
k.? Br^a n?.
CAPSICUM VASELINE
(VUXOflN CI)LLiml)LI ttJBtl)
A substitute for ao* superior to mustard or
any other plaeter7ftud will hot blister the
raastdallcate akin. 'l'h#> natn.alle*ln??ti<|
ouiatlvenualttttjflof thlsa"rticleare"woft<!!?t?
ful. Itvrill stop tho toothache at onoe, And
relieve head aclic and sciatica, We recom
mend It as tbe best and safest external
counter-Irritant known, also a. a an extern*!1
remedy for pains In tbe chest and stomach
and all rheumatic, neuralgic atxl goaty com
plaints. A trial will prove what we claim
rorlt, and It will be found to be Invaluable
In the household. Many pconlesar'Mt lsthe
l>e*tof all of your preparations." Price ??
i ts., at all druggist* or other dealers, or V.y
Kendiuatblsamount to ueln postage stain i>s
*re vrlllBenayouatubehy mull. No artirl?>
should beaccepted by thepnbliounlessthe
?am?onrriesonrlftbel. spnthortvlseltls not
genuine. CMBSBBROIJOH MPfl. CO.,
17 State Htreet. KkW Yokk Citt.^
iSAWMIllSSS
with H?k?'h Universal Lor Beama.RacUltn
?ar.SlmultaQaatinftal Work* and th? Hf??
oooK-Klnf Variable Feed Work# are nnax>
oellad for ACcr*Acr, nu*i.nii/
itt A.vn 1481 or opkbattok. Writ# for full
desortptlv* circular* Manufactured bjr the
SJLLJH IROKM ORKS.VMn^n Salaro.y.O.
Dropsy 1
R?b?*m .IT swelling in 8 to m
dijii ; effects a permanent cure
in joto 6o days. Trialtreatraent
glrenfrr*. NotMnfccan befairex
Write Dr. H H. Qro?r?'ar 8ont.
SoeeUlltts. Box tft Atlanta. Ga
fAPITAI. STOCK Sno.ouo.oo.
Bii?ii?fM-.nh?6 you think of (Max off totchool.
wm- for Journal and- &[>?<?!*! < ffar of the
Undine Burt'?*?w *?<1 Shorthand fobooia. Adlr***
KIXOH BTBIKEII CAI.I.KMK, K.l*l?k,
; S. f., ?r Ch?rl*llf, X. <!. ( W? atao tr?c!> B-jok
I k?*Mivff. shorthand. Etc., hy n>?!L)
Saw mills
! Tht D?L?mH Pmfnt Variable frktlan F?4
i Saw M<{l with 4 h . p. cut* 9,000 fe?t p?r day All
aUaa and pricaa'to ?uit. DcLoach feftiagla^Cilla
K<1*?r?, Trim.acra. Planera ; Cora and Buhl
Mill*. Water Wh?l?, I>th MllU. Wood Saw*
Our handaorae new Catalog will intereat jo?t
DaLeach Mill Mf?. Co.. Be* Km. ADar.ta. -C?
John W. Atkinson (8b Co.,
RICHMOND V A .
} I'kIhu. OII?i Varahkrti Ar< tr> Tbl?
. Xtnili .Mixed Itouar ('alula.
So. I'd.
Mefl thla Coapjn <o Ibe t
Co.. No. 31# W. Lombard IJalltairtrV.
?art r*v?lT e a bottle ?l)*oluioly (reo .if ??<,-!
~ ' 'in mw n?nn
HMCUMO rHOUSAKbS 0? CASfS ^
AFTER EVERY OTHER WMEOV A* 0
ALL PHYSICIANS HAD FAIUO
FREE TEST?'
And gentle anointings
with CUTICURA^
OINTMENT , pur es 1 1
and sweetest of emol \ 1 ents
and greatest of skin cures*,
Itjneans instant relief and
refreshing sleep for tor- \
ttsred, disfigured, itching,
and burning babies, and 1
rest for tired, fretted 1
flhothers, when all else >
falls.
?e)<1 rs# -rcrti 0?'Vnr? Mb.
torm <X rhofot?T? < o*t*d Pltn, 2S' f?t ?iil nt 801, ^
OfotoiMnt, 60<.. ??. . 2 ? l.oa<i<>r\ ? C harter- ft
hl>w? 64. ; yni U. A Itu t)? it )%!? ; 1 "%7 ? o'aiobtt# Tfr
A*V- Vn**i f>ru? ft ( h?ir.. C?rp , Xot? IVo, i3
?ST" 6?ud for ?? Tlow k> Cur? Kt tjj ilj.uo;."
C^ottoii Gin ?i
Machinery!
PRATT. MUNOEI
WINSHIP.
EAGLE. SIM'
W? make the n?it complete lino ?>t
Ctlitet* 1* th? WMM. "We alto m?Ko
ENGINES and BOILER]
LINTF.RS lor OIL MIU,
* c tell ?T?tytktB| ???? Jf i! a beat a CktiafrJ?
Wrt'# for Ilhntratcd Cnliv^^o*. .1
Continental Gin
Birmingham, Ala.