The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 08, 1904, Image 4
A prominent clu!) woman, Mrs. Dan- ^
forth, of St. Joseph, Mich., tells how she
_was cured of falling of the womb and
v itsji accompanying pains and misery by
LycUa E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
" Dkak J\1?h. I'i.viuiaji:' ? Lifo looks dark indeed when a woman
feels that her strength is fading nuayand she !u<h sio hopes* of ever
being rewtored. Sueh was my iin^ 11 f?,w months ago when I wns
adViHed thuL my poor health was c..u cd by prolapsus or fulling of the
womb. 'Jlio words sounded like a knell to me, I felt thai my Min had
set ; bubLvdht 10. J*lnl< bain's Vegetable Coiiipoiuiil came to me an
an ollxir of life ; it restored tlu* fcitrs and built me up u>itil my
Sood health returned to mo. Fur four mom hit I touk the medicine
ai Ly and each (lose added heitlih and ft r? ..;^h. 1 am ao thankful f or
the help I obtained through its u.e." ? >1 i;s. F?.oi:un< k Danfoktu,
1W7 Alilca Ave., St. Joseph, Mich.
A medicine, that ban lvnlored ho matiy woiikii to health ihkI
ran produce |?roof of t be fact iimtl be regarded with rcBpcd. Thin
is (he record of I.ydbv C. PlnUham's Vegetable < ompoimd, which
rnunot b?*. < > < 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 <** < I by any oilier medicine the world has ever pro
duced. Here Is another ea?e : ?
I4])hah 3Ik.m. I'inkiiam: ? I "? > i yearn I wan
troubled with fulling <>f 1 1 1" uomb, irregular
and painful tuv'u ?; ru.it ion, lnu or: htea, beariug
\ tlov.m pain iwUaehe, headaebo, dizzy and
a falni in;; >]?? !!??. and Monun h trouble.
M "1 d< >?;(<?)'? d for about live yeait; but did
m not peem to Improve. I began the use ol' your
I medicine, and h;i\y taken ?-??? \ < ! i bottles of
I). I'iiik tin iii'* \ eg/ table ( inupiniml,
1 1 1 1 < v. ill' lib >? .il I'urifter, and also used t lie
Sana! i ve Wa-h and I.ivev J'iH-. and am wav
^enjoying '/>iH d Inalth.aud have gained in llesh.
I (hank \ou wn nu.? h for what you
have done tor me, and heartily reeom*
nr-nd your medicine to all suffering
?women."' ? I'iMvt Ssvokic, v!ix Kwst
(eider M., Marum, Oiiii>.
44 FRKK ATKDHJATj AUVK'i; TO \VO>1HN."
"WotTK'U Would mini* 1 into mid milch .nii-U iu-ss if (hey would
Write to MrN. JMnkham foradvlec a? mhiii n? any dlKtrenniiiK hvui]?
toniN appear. 1( Ih fr<><', and lias pot ( hoiiMtnds ?>( woiitcn on (lie
right road to m-overy.
Mrs. IMokliuio ? i < - \ <??? a iolait'S t Im eontldenre thus entrusted to
her, ami although tihe publishes thousand* <?f testimonials I'roin
women who huve bi-t'ii henellted l>.\ Iwr ;mU h o and jaed hine,
never in all lier experience has .she published nucIi a let (< r \\ jihout
the full consent, and often !>y spiwial request of the writer.
FORFEIT l' An forthwith i :uil ;h-i> tlii? oiitfitiKl l?-U?i? ftuil N'.gnauirtt of
W?k|l|l|| kI)UVU UililUJliik) Hill !? I ? I ! I?- i r ?' UfU'lln?;f * *?*,
< l-yiMit I.. 1 itikliiiiii Mrtlli III" Cw>, f.yuti, .Minn,
LADIES! DO YOU SUFFER
With Monthly H?adaches?
TaKo CAPUDINE for th?m.
The prompt relief is magical
100. 25c. GOo. A BOTTLE AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
STORE FRONTS
I'or nil kind* ??n?l %'?i ? >*?> llti!l?Wiiir?. Wf finul?li nil iunt?*ri<il ? n'oi In ?*
Into tin* ? ton ?*f ^ir|T l"?< ntn NNilfe u* n I ?? ?: ? t \inir i*r??|
tnv ml Mat*' itmi*?n?i??nn ? n t ??! v J. o lr?nt ;?iul v ?* \* id tl\i?\i, I KIM. Ot'
< ii \ Ktut:, mi i'l. (f ii is'ii- l#fun M n, <ipi| i|no??? > ?m ??tf ft i? ?>
|?rii*i* on olio ol o;ir pi pn!. r
23o? t ti 1 , 13 v-or3 r*i?
Muih'i it H|?n?i I'lMHf ^ it ?< \ oil uli t )?*?-** i<* ?>f ??t? ?*li ? ant N'i'W York ?i
Clltcfiyj Mote u I Sr??l l?r < ittnlttjcti *? ^
SOUTHERN FOUNDRY CO., Ovvensboro, Kontufly
Nothing iiittLi'4 a woman v.-> :i. t.>
ft man l'or liiif V > ii?t nl ? ?i ? n i? ? n of Iti
arid got it.
Mr*. WlnMlow> Kt >m It iitc syrup >oiolill.b?n
te?t htni;, softrn (lie kuiiih. ir.hwi h hirtt.n>i<iM
t Jon ?U?yn iTMwtiKl ? ii t?. : : . i
After huvinq c\i>ori?'ni;v a nun i .
boftst-> of hi* bargain.
TIbo'r f'uro I* theheat modletne\te (>mm-.i-?'\
for nil n(T?otlon? nf tlirojit itml Mnu<s. ? \v?.
0. Kwi>hi,ky, Ynuh(ir?Mi, In. I.. 1VI.. 1 o, i o i.
Ton many ufcoplc at?' nnvinii-t to 'ai. l-'n
a ca?inc i^KJinjlo.sH of ihr t-tVi 1 1.
' Fruit acid* will not ?-tain ?1 y c 1
with Putnam Fa hki ; ss Hvr.s.
Nevfr jtldj;** ? mini's ? vpni a i inn f'T
trul hi uIih-k* l?y what In* *?*>'.?? ivlim i it 1>> <?.
A. W. Atkinson, u highly regard'-!
operative at Sherwood'a b'jbbiu t'actui.x,
mot with n painful accident Tuesday
morning. He was running l???l t.l 11 1;
?aw, had his loft foot on the lo# brim;
?awed, ond by Homo moans lie niado i?
his fool HtrlkliiK the saw. All of
Mp tofR were cut off, and his whole
foot badly mangled. He Is now nt the
hospital, where every attention is being
ulvon bJm.
K* iKitot Hnrtot! of Kansas, was ron
virt?il at St. I .outs of having accepted
compensation t .i pi'tHi <*t i in* intert?:<ta
ft tin' Itlnlto ? ; ra ' :? an. I Sc. u: ities (\im
p.iu> ?t ?? the |\mt offli o I H'pu rt men t .
, M l ^ 1>'-| t, niiwri f mic ' N.i I ? 1 1- ? ? .1 i > ?? ?
i i ii H"r II c<f ?1 \ ii f 1 ' . I\ ill. p'? ? i i ??at
j Ni>rv>' K .ir?n\ \ i ! rial but I lomul trontUofrci*
Pi. I'.. H. Kuxr.. A'vti St.. TMIa . , I'd
Tl.o mnn who mimic f. vo tim*< in <>vil>T
' > i i>ii\ iiiit hini'p'f that n> a i : ; i ?> a
i.' ilurv ou j 1 1 1 to !><? loikt'l up U>i - t ?? I. ?<?;??
Fur !IO<-. mill 'J'lit* N?lli?
I hp .luhit A. Sc I U>, l.n t'lOM!',
\\ ?? . will ?-r? ii ?| I ret'
? ' M.iv I -?t t'uirot 'i-V.
? ' I'Hff Knrhc*t tirren Knttnst Onion....
1 fkir lVf'p Uf I >,? v T?>nt r? t <? . . . '.><>o
I j'!.;? Sul/t'i 's I"! uli l.ijjlit li t li*h .. IiV .
1 I'!?k- l,?tii.-k. ?,hiic1; H* li>ii t;V.
; 1 nks. Saizcr'a Queen of .-\l| I >1 >?li .!<?>?
\l?ovr ?ix rnrr i?i>\ ??! I !????. tin* rhniceM mi'l
i fuojif of t!:eir kiml, Ini v o n retail va hir o f
7'V , hut I liov ft r ?? m.ttlel to von free, lo
fcthor with Sal/pr'* hi# mtnloi;, well
I tv ?? r 1 5 ? $100. (Vt to everv wiile (VM'iiUi* k'fti
! <lrr*er, *!] upon rercipt of t>n? *UV in p >?t
< .i :?? .mil thii notice. |A.C.I..|
:f lie who advances nhvRVH han the
1 iulvantaue In life's struggle. So. t
CURED AFTER 20 YEARS.
No matter of how lony standing the catr, KHEUMACIPE cures it.
Here La one :
High Foinl, N. C., Jul* 19.
Alter sufter;ng lor 20 years with inflammatory rheuma
tllro.I was induced to try * bottle ot RHEl!M A
< H'F. Alter Inking one bottle, I hare felt fiv?
years younger. I am mow 79 years of ?ue,
ar.d wisn to testify lhat I believe RHEl'
MACIDE is the beet remedy for
rheumttUm. ? MRS. IdARY E.
WKLBORN.
71d4?U( ?l 115
Street, * wftll-known
ft Udy, was cured of rfceutna
rtft s?ld was hereditary. Two
of RHEUM ACIDF. did the *t>rk.
t?*0. R. Parkhum, 1S17 La*i
, B?U troore, ftfter nifFcring two veai* ?>nd try
iT Mhftf medicines, was cure<J,fcyTour bottle*, and
tkftt ?he "fe?U Uk? ft new TfOmao."
Rheumacide aids the dtvestion t cleanses the
hloody tones up the entire system.
JK YOUR DRUQQIST ABOUT IT
1 PALMETTO POINTS
GIVEN IN BRIEF
I Opinion (liven,
lift ' ii 1 1> ?Siutc Superintendent of Kd
mathm O. it. M Hit in wrote the at tor*
; ti'. w a I iii i -fercnce to a Acctiou of
| ? I'f m*w library law. fjection 7 of th?
j I - ij? ??ry law piovidea that "Not more
; i >111/1 i 'j, si iiuoU id ,iuy lOunt.V. In an4v
j i'H" year, < Kiit( i| unit operated under
. Ilu yi in.riil f i ki:1kjo| law of iht?
j H.ltC, SfKlll be entitled LtJ the IX'lll'litH
j oi ilii>t ii< t und no school district glial)
j receive any money* under it* piovia
j b >i:<. except h'.l-oolfj of/fj'utcd under the
; fe? iKM'rt) fite k liool law of llic State.
| Yl.e >?? hoota ie<-eiving ihta benefit *hall
; I '? tl elded by ?iu'- county board*.' '
i Mi'i Martin ahked that Attorney (?ei;?
i <" n I (tiwitej define tin* expression "<r?r
j i? t ?-?l and opctutlng under the general
j f;<e H<hooI hi* of the Bt'tSKf ho thflrlf
I >? hool offim;* might have no me. fjilo
pi" defr rm'nc yhat school* are entitled
| l" the pi ov isb/Jtn of the law. He altio
| tahed to be advlycd whoao duty It i?
! to j> >? i< m upon t in; application*, and de
j ? ide wh<dn't t lit; schools are operating
tinder tlw jo tjeral free Hehool law or
*pe< tal rtctrf.
I In answer to the superintendent of
j t'ljiicaliou, Attorney General (Junior
r< Dili- fvl ilio following opinion:
'l it.- Kchoota to receive the benefit of
! tills act arc limited to uneh an were
(?tented and operated nobly under the
I general ft re Hehool law. I? in the cre
j m ion ot operation of the Krhool in any
I i < ? j i r i appeal must he had to any ape
jf'ai art for authority for Htich action,
j however incidental it may lie, that
; hi Pool ta exempt from the benefit of
| t Ii Ik act. The operation of the roach In -
I ( i y or a school, uuclt za the appoint*
? cent of trtmlei'H, levy atid collection of
i selection of teachers, etc., must
j lit- exclusively under ihe general school
, law, and Mich feature that finds II#
{ ; I'thOriiy in a special acf eliminates
!-<ii h k< liool fiom the provisions of this
j I'Ct.
I "The action of county boanta In se
I cling certain schools to receive this
! benefit its ((inclusive wiien the restric
tion an iibine stated has been oh*
; served "
Hi k tilnnlng Plant.
i \ndeis?m. Special. The peoples Oil
land fertilizer company of lhl? city i e
, i cniiy made u ?ontia< t for what will
, I ?> the larse?t ginnery '-a*t of the Ml.s
.jirKij>j>i river and one of the largest In
the wot bl li will constat of 1(> 70-?n w
^iiis ai d four pteaiiea. and rtjl svlll be
i.udi'i uiie loot'. It. \\ill be driven by
:* 1 r.O hot c power engine, iml ele.c
jtricity will donbtleHs be HiibHtituted
? v |m n tin new dam at Hnttort> Kord
:? built. The plant will be in operation
by the opening of the next cotton ?ea
! ion. and will be. one of the siRhtK in
i ihi* city of Uiu entei pi iftt-K.
Charge \Va.< Profanity.
Spartanburg. Sp"? iJil -? - Tin* county
buard of education ? I ? ? ? bird to* reinstate
I'rof A I.. Mjul.ood as pri ti< 1 pal of the
Campbell schools. 'nil* matter was
i no: oughly investigated by the board
with the result as above stated. The
trustcri* will nppeal from this ruling.
.Mr. Mr 1. rod was recently rc<iuet>t.cd uud
subsequently ordered to rtjffgn as the
head of the C'ampbello school. The
charge preferred by the trustees wan
profanity He admitted to swearing at
oye time, but held that he made no
pi act Ice or it.
South Carolina Hravitle*.
The Jury in ihf> caeo of J. 8. And
W. V. Steven*. of Charleston, ownera
1 of the ttehoonor James I). Dewell, ren
ihrrd a verdict for damage* against
the Dwell Tuesday nie.ht In the sum of
J" Out). The suit of the Stevens was
brought against the Dewell for dam
ages In tli&tuun of $7,00rt, claiming that
u|en the (.1 ?r-n\ e i ought tire lost
April nt Johnson's ?o.ii docks^tyTe crew
ui the Dewell rut the steamer K:os">
r.om ilif pi?:. causing her to drift out
into the an earn and thai *ho burned
h.tause fiie lire depart m ?? ti ? could vers
? ui) assistance.
("Jeorge Bond, colo:".l. INs *erlous'>
| wounded at his home near i'aui.nc it.
Spartanhur;; county. us the result of
! pistol niiot Ln lib tod by a negro
; named I h'rtny , Sims Sunday
\ p.i. on Bond and Sim* wore drinking
and laionslug al'?nt Pnuline. They
! o; ante involved In a personal diffl
rulty. as I h* lesuli of which Sims drew
a pistol and :ihol llond. and then made
; li!s escape. The ball entered the ilriit
hide i-f Bond above the hip and lariRPrt
; imvaid, towards t ho bai kbone. I p to
i K *t night Rt ms was still at la: go.
?The Supreme Court in Columbia Iihm
handed down an important dei i.s'.rn as
t>> light of cotton milli lo rllO.'ks
! m their em ployt a for use at mill stoies
: . Ilea of money The rase wmi from
j Spartanburg county an! was a .'?..it
I >>v,.cinsl tin Spartan Mills, nt tfpavt'en- j
l.s.ri!. ) > i~t>\ i x 1 1 1 by Johnson. I.ytle A- Co..
j v ho had a number of checks and wen"
1 a in Ked paj ment by the mill on I
j gi<*nnd that they were issued mMy
for I he ?'Oti\ enicui ?' of their operatives
0
\ I* M (lillrsp'.o who lives yt the old
Speegle pia? ?' i:i Wist Knd. (Srcen
I \ lie, Monday afternoon ao idcntaliy
' discharged his shot gun. the load
ler.ring the ankle of his two and a
half year old child to shreds and sev
cval of the shot taking effect in the
hip of Mis. tliilcspie The thill's
foot had to be amputated.
(lovernor Hevward Tuesday offered
a jev.ard of $2?>u fin the arrest an I !
lotivlrtion of the putties who shot
(it'll! aiubmh and hilled .1. \V. Meetze.
In Lexington county. ??n VYhruary lfl.
\!'.\<n was visited again Monday
t-.uht 1 1 v a bald rubber or gang of
luhiierii. No clue has been found to
li.o ras.als. As burglars "achoopert"
tin1 town last December and entered
?the lesddmces i?f W. .1. Piatt, 1\ II.'
Henderson. L. Bradwell and Mrs Kd
wnrd King. leaving no elne to their
!. 'entity. t-o dM they Monday night
and left no tiaee: only in this in
c.nnce but one plaie was visited.
County Fupevv'.j. Ar Miles or Spa;
tanburg, Tucaday Inspected and r?
. clved the steel bridge over F'hi
liver at I'acolet. Thl^ bridge is oac
ci the mo#t durably bnllt of any in
Spartanburg county. The rock work
;*ed ww constructed by the
cottnly e!ta<.ngRnK? under Wi?pt?l?int
ovprBeers. The span of the Pacolet
nrtitge l? 220 feet In length; It has
a double tratk ami two feet walks. It
(oar the eonnty fS.Sf-n.
The State convention of the Bap
tist Young People'a \'nlon to br held ;
In Audcrftoi). the flr?t xveek In April
|i>e? promise of b^tny^.tpueh '?rf?r
?ff?lr than was i^flrjt antlelpatei. i
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Qornmn (Jim Plain Language About I
The Administration.
I
Senate.
Theftauate Wednesday began oonasd
f ration of the pout off let; appropriation
L"M and it waa the alKuul for a revival
or the Democratic demand for an in
vutlKatlOD Into the chargta ol coir up
t'ou in the* Post office DcjiitiiiiKiit. * '
The debate was Initiated by Mr. tior
matt, w|io spoke for alrnoht two hours
in cri t |c| apt (jf jj)f. <-ouj'?? of the Ke
publkau ivirly in the Senate in refua
lug an inquiry. Mr. (Jorman referred to
the baaty Ijouaideration and report of
the hii| and asserted that there had
keen |>ei?Ut?nt denial of th* investi
gation of the abaiis of the Pontofiice
Department. He urged that it was not
yi t u>0" late to take st^pis to prevent
"further robbery" and thievery in the
Department.'
"Jt la bald," he went on. "that Con
gress must adjourn speedily; thai from
cue aouree a request amounting to or
der* baa gone out; that it Is Inconven- !
it nt f or one branch of ihe government I
jo have Congrea* on If* hand*: that
'/ there 1 a delay there ate I'J-.ely *q be,
disagreeable I r? /? * e?n (-? h frorn w hat bait
alnmdy been developed.
We have reached a time when there
i i nuieh preaching of honesty aud high
l!iindedn?'HH; but corrupt ion bubbles
It fame like ;i fog, and has not yet
lifted and we cannot tell whether all
'he information la yet dut."
Mr. Gorman referred to the charges
Mu?<le by tlte J'ostofflee Department,
? aylng he believed they had been made
tot the purpose of diverting attention
from the guilty nnea who had fikhed
i oney fiom Hk Treasury and abused
t-.eir trtlKU. Ah foi himself he was of
the opinion thai the memhets had n-.it
gone more In the matter (nan their
public: duties required. Mr. (lormnn
en lied attention to the habit of criti
cising men engaged in executive work
and he concluded that t h i k criticism
gte.w out of a. well-dire, ted rffo t to
build up a one-man, Czar-like gov* rn
meut.
So far, Indeed, had this plan pro
gres?p,ed Hint les-Klalion ban come to
be practically a l'arce. all important
liM-Hfured bejng dictated by the e<io:".i
t.ve. Ii wag coming to be that only till
executive order was neccaaary tov get
an appropriation. The teault iK that
Congrtaa becomes a ni< re rccordiiiji
? body.
"Wc all" told," he continued. "that
l aving approved the plana of the e\
< cut I vo we jnu?t a IJoei n and go homo
because of the fear of damaging dis
elOMitrca. 'I he fear H !<? great that v. e
are io bo sent away and/not to \>o al
lowed to do anything."
lie then t eferred lo Home of tlb5>
pending legislation and inehidetl in the
| lint Mr. Koraker's hill for the anieud
I inent to the ami-trust law retjard
i iii p t ranspoitation. Hp referred 10 M
| torney Geneial Knox's alaieni"iit i e
I Karding thin bill. saylnx that ii was m t
! a department measure. "Think of it."
; t.iid Mr. Gorman. "Notice is given io
;C<ngitss thai nothing should be done
; i i the way of legislation without con
! HcUitiM' the aumitiisiratlon."
This American people d<? not want
! one-man control. Mr. Cortnnn contend'
I ed. He hoped tliiit .such action would
j he taken as would prevent one-man
j control in the next four yearn, whom
ever might till the White Ifoese.
i Mr. Cortnan eh wed with Uw de.dara
! tlott of?he conviction that the I'ost
ortice Department was "lioney-eontbed
j with corruption and inefficiency."
| Mr. Ten rose, chairman of the com
i Hill tee on poHtoffl.es, paid that while
j he had originally favored an Inveatiga-'
j tlon. he haa now reached tho con<'lu
i bIoij that none was necessary,
i Mr. Penrose challenged the accuracy
of Mr. Gonnan'a Htatement that extra
ordinary haste had bean exercised by
the committee on poatofficea in the pre
i pa ration of the bill. The xubject mat
I ter of the measure had beeu receiving
j attention, he said, since last Decetn
her.
Mr. I.o.lge sustained Mr..' Penrose's
Jrfattment that there had been no un
. dii#> haste in bringing the poatofTicO
I bill ir.:o the Senate. It was true that
J thi . ommlttee had done all in Its pow
i ? to promote an early adjournment,
j "The party in JK>wer_" he prO.-pp,|."
( ed, "has deemed it hept to bring about
, an early adjournment If it could be
j deep. So far as I am aware there have
. b.'f n f.o instructions received from any
! bod> in ??.iy <iuatt.cr. 1 was not on thH
j t>ide of the chamber that the cxpics
, slo;j :i.1<oo" originated. That word
j i* etiai ge.ilde to the Hcnwtiv,- fi-om Ma
; b.ima and applied to h ? side of the
I . hambcr." It al^o Ahould be hrone in
tr.ind. he said, that the charge that a
j Pifiildent ban H. ild that he wanted to
1 get Connres* off iiis hand* was to be
| traced to a Democratic President, and
; Mr Gorman bad gotten his Presidents
, mixed.
In the House.
Sul-flaniial progress was mad"
Wednesday by the Houke. In\the con
^'deration of ? ho suintrv eivj I hill,
lift y paues being disposed |<f. leav
(mk only twenty-one to ho loud. No
anu'iuliiK'nis ?'f KoncrvJ importance
wore road v ^
Mr. Hartley. of f.eoiglrt, bile.'lY.ie
plied 1<> th?? ;>i atenumta ( f Mr. Otliett.
of Massachusetts, mnilo las' Monday
on the negro question. Hie said Mr
Olllett had lectured the Si. nth for or
tain alleged outrages and. violations
?>f the law. Ho declared that Massa
chusetts was not free from ihe charge
of disregard of the law, even though
that State may claim to hoi more re
fined than others. lie cited an In
nance where a mob In Marlon. Mass..
In 1 1*02. had tarred and feathered a
man and woman, and ho aatil the
perpertrators of the outrage had been
acquitted and marched through the
streets as heroes. He read from sta
tistics of Massachusetts showing the
number of the "disgraceful" marri
ages of wh)0lL**lth uoaroex in the.
cltv of HostTO7 If those facts are
true. Mr. llurtlett said, "the tethers
of the gentleman from Massachusetts
and those who believe as he does, are
comln g like chickens, hom- to roost."
lie did not holleve. he declared, that
tho people of Massachusetts enter
talned nor re-echoed the sentiments
of Mr. Glllett. While the people of
MafceachuftettK may have peculiar no
tions as to some things, and may be
stem In their convict lone, they r.t
least have awakened to believe that
the poonle of the South are entitled
KV vvor thin problem In th*v!r awn
way, "hh (10*1 shall will It." 7Io add
ed these people wouM work U out
"with the help of our brethren of the
North. If wo ca nhavo It, but If not,
wo win work It out without their
help. To each as Mr. Glllett, con
tinued Mr. Bartlett, "we will *uiy that
your opinion and crittcUui meet with
the calm indifference of our con
tempt**
A VENERABLE PASTOR
CURED BY PE-RU-NA.
Peruna is a Catarrhal Tonic
; Especially Adapted to the
Declining Powers of Old Age
In ii'.ij .1 1 *? the muroii* itit'itibi AUt- be
fi?mo t!mk*ned iiii'J lo*e fnnc
lion. /
Itu* itad* to puitial !o?* <?( litanug, '
? ijiril and I ?)>(<', as well <js dilutive <Ji? i
lut banco*. /
l'et ufi t mn a* "J
operation on >ut th? niK-ou? membrane*
'ti tlio body.
Oue bottle wi!l ronvin<?f t\ny one. j
Ut?d and IVniiiii become* ? lifelong ?i4tid til
by with old and young. \\J
* SRev: e/ HZParkei:
Strong and Vigorous at the Age of j
Eighty-eight
| l?. \ I V I'.ii'krr. Ulit.a,' N V., \*"i i t ??#? : j
I "In .Iiiiio, !!?'!, I lost my ecuse ol licitr
inc miitoiv. My lio.irii>t! lifld been Hc.nc- j
what fnr .=rvrrnt yrnrs, but i : o t J
*o tiiiu'ii ?lTccU'?l lint that I couWi iitjiil i
HiihCi-i' \* ? 1 1 1 til v (ricii(U; bill in June, !
I SMI i . <t'V m iih' ol lit-aiiiiK left ino ?<> I hut |
] c-jiiM hr.n ti>) miuih! whatever. I J
!?;?<> trouble-l >\ilh rheumatic pains ii? j
my !imbs. I < ?Miinionccd taking IVruna
nml now hi > hoar in# is loMoreil its c'wi j
?f il ?n<t prior to June. li'Ul My then !
iiiiilii paint are all gone. J <-/? m?oi apeak i
too highlv of i'erunu. and now when j
XX years oUl can say it aft* invigorated my j
whole system. 1 cannot but tnink, dear ;
Doctor, that you niugt fool very thankful j
to the all loving Father that you ha\\? been j
permitted to live, and hy your skill he #ueh
a hlc-fsiuK i" yon have heen to HUlfering j
humanity." ? Kev. J. S. Parker.
A Bishop's Letter.
T. ii. I.omax, ]). 1). fiixhop 2nd Di?t.
A. M. ft., of Charlotte, N. ('., writes:
"I recommcnd your IVruna to nil who
want a stien^t hening tonic and a very
effective remedy fnr all catarrhal <">m
plain)*." ? T. II. Ixnim.
If you do not receive prompt and sat Ufa a- [
tory results from the iit-c of IVt.iu.i. v rite j
at once to Dr. Il.ntniau, a full utate- i
ment of your case ami lie will fe pleaded to '
give you li^s valuable advice gratia.
Address Dr. Hjirtt an, President of :
"lhe Jim t man Sanitarium, Columbus, i
Ohio.
The H/nlnti fx be*t thin ? to I rent eala rrh. Sat nre renew* herself ever it \
i/H'i ii (/. The si/slent Is rejuvenated b\i s/trtno tm'At th$i'. Thin vender* med- j
Irlttrs imtrr e/J'eeller. 4 short eoitrxr of tle. r\t no , assisted by the Itnltn)/ ale
?/ Hp ri ??(/. trill eu rr ol d , si u bhnrn ea nr.* of coin rrh tUal hove resisted treat- i
nw it t /'m - item s Hvrrub '?/(/ shouhl Un ve a e.opyof Dr. Ila rtina ii 'h late.it bonk
on etiht rr't. td.lress The I'ermtit Atedtel ?i? (Jo., 1'oltiinhun. <)!t lo.
Ar?. Women Really Stingy?
A i'm woftH-n mt.aner in giving than
men? It cannot rightly he urged that
? hoy am. Women. after nil. in hnv
ins or in giving are commonly making
use of money" that others^ have
enrnrrt. Thry hnve heen tru,?T&^? of
oi'tor pcople.\s money foV two thou
?:and vr'ar.". and Ioiir use has mad'?
th^yi rnrcl'itl of Ihoir trust. Of
oour.'o the petty meanneHHen of a
certain Kind of woman have afforded
in finite opportunities for men's jest*
and contempt, hut those pojtty mean
nesses are nothing: in comparison
with the Rroat meannesses of really
yordi'l men. ? The Spectator.
k(>ii ti? of Leo,
I llondi, the Italian sculptor, has com
tneiiced lo work on the great marble
slut no of tlie late? pontiff, which will
crown a hill that overlooks Carplneto.
I Inly, l'ope Leo's birthplace.
Btate or Ohio, City or Tolbdo, )
I.t'CAs t'oevrr. 1 /
Km an k J. Chenkv make oath that h? in
seuior ['.irtnor of tho firm of F. J. CflKNtY A
i'o., tldiiik' l>tisiiu'8fl lit til City of Toledo,
V 1'iujiy ami State aforesaid, nud that said
ftriu will |?:iy Hi" s'um of onk iicni>i?:i> noi,
i m. ? f<>r "-a-'ii ivis't 'fVery ease of catahuh
tha; ? aniuit ho ?no t! I.iy tlio uko of Hali/b
Cat* iik.i Crnr.; I'kask J. Ciikxkv.
Sw?ra to befoie rne itn l xiilwerlbnl iu my
t ? ? t preser:'.***, this Ot!i '.lay of Uocem
iSKAI.. ? It ??!-. A. 1>., 1HS6. A.W.tlLBAHO.V,
' ? h'otnry I'ttbUc.
Mail's < atarrh < ?i r?? Is taken Internally, ami
a I.. tl|(v?tly on t!i? l>|tio?] ii ml mucous ?ur
ii. -i ?? ..r (he sysuMfl. Sen?l for testimonials,
fr-'f. )?', .1, (,'uaNKir <V Co., Tuledo, O.
S<dd ! v all J ?r\i jrKSstJi. 75e. '?
'Jfi'vO Hall f! Family Tills for constipation.
Agriculture In C'aiitlle.
l.itnd in Catdlle is in greater part
devoted io the production of wheat,
and during planting and liarve?ting
times laborers, especially reapers, are
taken there from tiallcla.
REACH THE SPOT.
To euro an m-hing hark,
The pains of vluMttnaWstn,
Tin? t iriMl-otit fiH'lings,
Yon mu-t ivarli tin* spot nr>t nf the
cans.-.
In mo>t i iisrs (is the Uidn?\\s.
l?oanV; Kklncy i'ilis arc for the KUl
m>vs.
Clinrh'S "itiiTbarh, stone <?< infractor,
living at ?JU'J.'S ("lif-stnnt St., Kr!o, Pa.,
says: "For two
yours I had kbluey
trouble, nnd there
Avns Buch n severe
pain through my
loins and limbs
that 1 could not
stoop or straighten
up without great
pain, had difficulty
in getting about
an<l was tumble to
rest at night. aris
ing lu tile morn I uk
tlre?l and worn out.
The kidney secre
tions were Irregu
ular and deposited
? heavy -sediment. l>octora treated n?e j
for rheumatism, but fatled to help me. |
I l?st all confidence In medlciue, and .
began to feel ns i t life were not wojjih
liviug. Doan'v Kidney VI lU, howevCT,
relieved iu?t no quickly and so thorough
ly that I gladly made a statement to
that fttfoct f<?r publication. ThU wa*
In and during the alx ycara which
have I'lapacd I have never known
Ptfri *'* Kidney -PlUa Au Xuil.. Th*y J
cured my wife of a severe caso of back*
ache In the same thorough manlier,*'
A free trial of this great Kidney med
icine which cured XI ?\ Bleibach will lw??
mailed on application to any part of*
(lift United Ntatea. Add re** Vo*ter
Jdilburft Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. For sate
by nil druffl?t?; price M cent? per box.
.iKZfi Y' r n.lnf y?*rB J with cfaruntii >-on.
r ??*"???>? this tiracv I )ia<l l?V#> ?n
1 W it ? *vr,r?1 "?:Ton? evcrr *? In >ri ttV'e
?ri V ' R" ?""?>?> -n tuf b<-.v?o!?. )lu .pllT'1
tr<?A <.i?*-Kr?ti, ftji.l tola? I *m
I'tirtna th? iiine yenig (iofo*, J t j
iMitol.i I.iiaorr irltliTnt<.Tii*l ptk- TIivk*
t ) ion 1 ii.ii tren fr' in till llint this njorr:!ii* \ ,,u
can \ui tint iu behalf <?f ?tiffering fitijpjtttii v.*'
M K. Kialior. iloaiivkf, 111.
Potent, T??t? Oo.ul f)n (l,\r,A
, SiVf 8lc\ln' %***<"> ?? Mr* 190. ?S? w; K;
? ??,?.! rl'? pennlno tntlet ??nnipt l CCO.
; Guorantuoa to cur# or your money back.
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THERE IS NO
SLICKER LIKE
Forty yzors ago wv! after m&r\y years
of use ?n the eastern coast. Tower 'a
Waterproof Oiled Coats were Introduced
in the West and were called .Slickers ty
the pioneers and cowboys. This graphic
nwrve has come into juch general u<e that
it U frequently though wrongfully opplied
to iKbry substitutes You w&nt the genuine
/Z& '/ Look for the Sign of the Pish.&nd
the rwne Tower on the buttons.
/ MAM M HACK Al? Ymov/ A?
SOLD DY PEPR 1 3ENTAT IVt TRADfc
THft WORLD OVtR.
XXTOWII COfcOMOM, MAW . U.5.A.
TOWtK mtAMAH CO, L<UJ TOtOMTOXAN.
Remarkabis Feasting. V
When a dinner \va3 recently glvrri j
In Singapore in honor of tho retiring
Governor, Sir Frank Swettenham.
snipe woro "on the bill." To provide
them tho hotel man sent out forty
nativo hunters to range the province
boforo tho dinner. Simply to go to
the market, aa tho New York restau
rateur doee, is easier.
The plate used at Uio Man li>n
House dinners of tho Lord Mayor of
London weighs nearly 4,000 pounds,
and the lowest estimate of Its valuo
Is $250,000. Much of it Is gilt, and
tome to the modem plate is fashioned
"sweet tooth" is proved by frequent
references of classic authors to honey,
hy remelting from old articles' made
from silver mined in Eugland four
hundread years ago.
M. Goebel, nti antiquary of Hrussoia,
once gave a dinner remarkable for its
lip? state <>f preservation. It com
prised apples 1.800 years old from an
earthern Jir taken from tho Pompeii
ruins; bread made of wheat thousands
of years old, taken from the Kgvptian
pyramids; butter taken fro^n.a well
in Stotlarui; where TT ~Tfad lain 400
years iu cold storage, ac.d wino recov
ered from a vault In Corinth. There
was plenty of tho butter, but the other
provender was divided by the ?spoon
ful.
Odd Comparison. , -
Tho dlsconr.olato widow of a French
chiropodist has erected a tombstone
j to his niemory. which bears this in
I serlptlon : "In memory of Jean Bnp^
tlste Sabaudrler, in life a chiropodist,
who died In the acme of his talent.
-Alael earth needed him more -than
heaven." Mme. 8abaudrler'a positive
> nsaortlon la rather consoling. It Is,
to aay tho least, comforting to know
L that to ahaM not be troubled' with
Leorns InNJvo celestial regions. Th*
! only pereoapfcnt cure for corn* on
earth la. Ithrm take the Inferential ar?
I Rument, to grow wings.
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