The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 06, 1904, Image 4
The letters of Miss Mcrkley, whose pic
lure is printed alcove, and Miss Clausscn,
prove beyond question that thousands of
cases of inllammation of the ovaries and
womb are annually cured \ by the use of
LvcJia E? Pinkham's Vegetable Compounds
<*-/*? "Dwh Mrs. I'ixkha \r ? firadnal of srrfingOv and nerve force
told mo something was radii ally wnmji with me. I find severe shooting
-pains through t (ho pe lvic organs, orampn ami extreme irritation com
pelled me to seek m<di<al ad vice. The doeior sa i?l t lint I had ovarian
trouble and ulceration, and ad \ i -? ?< I an ope rat inn. ) strongly objected hi
this and decided to try l.ydla I.. J'inUham's Wgctuhlo Compound.
I noon found thai, my judgment was roncf. und hat all tin* good
thing;) na i<} about thin mcdii-ine wen true, ami day by day I felt less
pain and increased appei i f ? * . Tim nhvrat inn soon healed, and the other
complications disappeared and in eleven weeks f was once more strong
end vigorous and j>erl'eetly well.
. " My h^arl iesl Ihanlcs are f<-nt i" you f<?r the great good von have
clone inc."? Sineejvly yours, .Mi-ts >1.\!;?iaiu;t .M iikki.ky, -J76 Third St..
t Milwaukee, Wis. ' ) .
V"
iniss Claussen Saved from a Surgical Operation.
Lm.
" I )ka h >f i:-i. I'ivkiiam : It Kccms to mo that
nil 1 1 ??? i> mini c it ion I s i li;it I have road ? ?f t he vahio
<?1 i.ydia I 'ink'.ia m'? (outbound do not express
one-half nf tin- sir! lie I lie gvPHT inedW i i??? really
1 m .'-.st s.-f.s. 1 I. now 1 hat il saved my life ami I
want to tfive t he credit where il belongs 1 snf
d w i?h ovarian t rouble lor tivn years, had t hree
operations and sjienl hundreds of dollars on doe
t ? ? i and medicines 1-u! (.his did not < ore mo
afl. r all.
" IIi? \v ?? \*? ? t', what dortors and medicines failed
In do, Lydln f-1. I'inkham's \ <?mMahlo Coiii
\ pouud did. Tvv? nty hollies restated nu* to per
t'i ct health and I feel sure that had I known oi its
value he tore, a l id let the doctors ftlotio, I would
havo been stared nil tin- train and expense that
ffmltlrHS operations <.>;t imi-. If tin- wonim who are suffering, and
?tho doctors do not help them, will 1 1 v l.vdiu K. Pinkhain'.s Vege
table Compound, they will net. he disappointed with 1 1 ?<? results. ' ?
'Jtfy&i Ci.kha. M. ( i a i isi-is, 1 .'?ov I'enn St., K;?nsm* City, Mo.
FOft f P, I T " w? cft' ti t I .1 !l> ? u:. (in.ij.Ki' 0?? ovlgir,r.i l?tUt? ?igR?t*u?i ol
al>ov? U?liiiiorit!4i?, wiucli wilt i'r< in fliait ?> (jeimlneno#*.
15. riuUliHin Mod. Co,, Lyito, Mt?t.
$5000
. ,r* ' A Strange Exposition,
, A celebrated doctor tn Rhetnjfi.
?whllo visiting n patient and listening
fa hl? troubles, put his hand In hi* j
liocknt and mechanically rubbed to- I
vether some pastlles which wrro there ,
Suddenly a explosion look place
and at. the same time tin* doctor expe
rienced a sharp p.iln in his bund, t'poa
examination ho found that the bor
mm of hit} po< -kei was burned out and
Chat his under linen was much
scorched, while one of his lingers wa-.
fll.so injured.
i Ho romomhercil fhat ho had carried ?
Jn his pocket for some da\s two pa
tlloa containing chlorato of potash and i
? "fine pantile containing chlorate of
?oigar. The last named was broUi-n i
into little pieces, while of tho poia.<h i
pastlleH ono wafl Intact but no trac? !
could be found of the other. It seems i
thnt tho doctor had rubbed the cl.'o '
rate of potash pas tile against the j
chlorato of Fugnr pastiie and that at1
the point of contact a small quantity
of explosive powder bad be?m f >r:ned.
This had ignited, with tho result that
tho chlorate of potash i astiie had h- --n
instantly decomposed
Eugene Field's Dank Account.
Bankbook No. i:t of the Windham
county savings bank at Newfane Vt
ts in the name of tho late Kuger.e
Field. f It contains a deposit of
mad* by his grandmother. Esther
Field, with the proviso "not to be paid
until said Eugene Is 21 years of a^e " !
^he book ban never been taken to the .
bank since Its Issue, and th* amount ;
now due to the estate of Eugene Field
of Chicago in JC2.86.
A warm heart has something in It
beside spice. So. r.?.
FITfloflrmaaontly <*uro t \" o ?H? ?~>rnoi v..
tiess after first day's ns??of Or. Klli'c'-n'.tn!
Nerveliestoror.f 2trinl b^ttli'Mut tr?>jui-'-:r<M ?
Qr.K. If. Kr.t^n. f.H.. '.KSt Arch S* Phil 1..P1
Aii infatuation i* ;t rtrvcltv, and. 1 kr 1..
novelties, Is short lived
Wmlilng Mitrltln* Onlr
Save yew wife's hes'th and ?. anchor* |
beauiv by min? our pr. .it ct*r ?Y r ? V >? p
? Machine: Worth its welsM in aoM I'r !
only $2.70; with wringer, *3 0"?. John A
Fairer Seed Co.. T>* (Yomc. WU.
The man who carries ? fan t?n*t huntin;
r-fcrwA; _j
Yrr. TTInslow'sRoetlitne Rvrup forrMi tr?->
- teetbtaar, ?oftMithl NBif.tfduMflnfliimT.v
Hon allium pain. curefafclnd colic. 9Pe. nbottle !
When aotora ride it'* * ?ign the
tia? walked.
Pleo'&Curefor t'onsunij.tion issu lnff?'.U'>-'?
? Medicine for coughs and colds.? \. w 1
JfJOOfiW pcenn prove. y. -T . IV,. 17, i-.i.ii.
A bride with a sour dispoiition i? n;>t to'
*p 6il the hoiVeymoon.
?
want -creamery prtrrs do ihr
frMnxi'iti do, ute Junk '1'int Uunri:
COLO*. -
ffUnttmin vour opinion B"l hi*, in
6 OIM it an4 1>C will yo away happy.
lt? ft queer kind of humility Lhut
lends n man to hide UU light when (he
loM aro nocking It
There is always hope for h man ro
hue as ho can look f\t thlniia w!t>i the
I'M'M of a child.
I-Vrdlna malice is fo.sloritiK murder.
Men differ not so much in l hoi,
I villi ;\s In their phrases.
I I ?? rl I 1 1' I.IrIiI I '? IC ?
Tl ?? !!<.' of clVVliir !-^!ilin;? In Now
I Vi'ik State alone ha* increased over
.'?"i pot* CCI'1 Ml I'll Vl'.M'S, Mild tilt'
| i> ? nf ('(ill. \ for | ?t ? x\ i t hr > i ? t -
t ? i ? ? ; i ~ ? ' 1 ill the -1 Mile aiuio?t J .'OO pt?l*
j ?. !? !. I .
j T a 1 1 1 1 1, . ('i i v "V T, .i.j.no, (
I.U AS I ui .MV. {
T"i \sk .i i'r?:>v.v :uuke oath tl>a( ho i*
! i- M' r i^rtncr < > : I lit* tlmi id !?'. J. i iu.nkv A
| i " <l< ? i it>; Ini^incbs in tii? Cltv of '? :ilrdt>,
| < ??iinty mil Stato uforimiM. tuul l...t vai.1
1 :'iiu will I'tiv tin- 311111 of om. ui'MMilii iioi.
I ! u.s U'i etwii ninl ''\>'rv nuc of cat mu m
tiuit cannot l>0 ovu'oti l>y tiiu uso o( l!.?i.i. s
1 I'A \ U lilt C 1' KK . i'lllN* J. ClIEMl
Mii'i'ii 1 1 ? before mo riiii Riibftcitbed iii my
._ I I'll - . ? I s . ? . ? . tliis I. til ?lav ?>t l o <?!.,
* . \ i I i i A I' I A W. t ; i i \>hn ,
Halt -j i li.ii rii t un* i? taken internally. in: I
it - ilii ? .?( iy en t ho t ' 1 o o < L au<l ii.ucoii- swi
l.'i >?- nf ti;i? s \ >i I* jii , f?elid for t?>tltiiiUii:k!.?,
ti' " F. .1. i hi >v v A Co., Toledo, O,
1 l>v till l>riiK'f.*l-t-?. " jv.
i i i> ii.ili's Family 1*11 !-? for cor.M ij> U i ? ? :?.
1 i a * N|?fiii In M iiiiitry.
Ki\eiend 1M\ Kdwln Kohio ha* Peon
pi?si??r nf the tlreeiiland, N. II . Conyfe.
national Church lor tifiytwo jears
mid is bliil hoallhy ami active in the
wink of the ministry 11c i? now sev
enty '.luce yours ohi.
WOMEN'S WOES.
Much of womon'u ilaiiy roc !* dur
to kidney trouble. Sick kidneys calls'
backache, languor. blind headache*.
I'.izzinosf , insomnia
?n<l urinary troubles.
To euro yourself you
must euro the klilimv a.
1'roflt by the t?xp*ri
eOtfS of Others \\ lut
have bertn enre?l.
Mrs Will in in W
Brown, professional
nurse, of 1U Jane St.
Paterson, S. J., say*:
"I have not only seen
iruc'i ??lfTertn^ ami
niflnj ibatha from
kidney trouble, but I
b?ve su!i.>r<Hi ray?elf
At one time I tbfegiit
i rouia not 'l?*. My back ached m-r..
were freqnett headache* anil di/.zv
spells, and ?he kidney secretions were
disordered. I>oiut*8 Kidney i'tils
helped ine from t ho tlrst, ?n<l soon re
lieved nu> entirely of all the distressing
ami painful pyinptonis."
A KRKK Till A I. of tills meat kidney
medicine which iur<M', Mrs. WtTJXVn
| will be inr lied on application (o any
| partj of the United Stat*a. Address
Foster-Milbnrn Co., llnXafo. N. Y.
Kor Pale by nil drnv^iets^rico 50 conl*
( per box.
HOUSEHOLD
f , -.AFFAIRS
WASHING iilSID.S
A oiufle** dish wifdur can ?oon <1q
(i great doul of damage. Tin' china
i.-> dlsflKiirco by hit v i 1 1 k llit* glazing
tracked and i hip* broken from the
edges. Ivory ami rubber handled
knlven ii i it I forks tire ruined l>y being
washed in \\ a 1 ?*r t lut ( is aieas.v or too
' li< *i ; glasse* are broken by pouring
water over them; such thing* are done
I every day, yet liny ii It* i nil rely uu*
in'ccssa ry .
A good <IUIi w In t need* a I mmk lit
tin or porcelain dishpan .in. I drainer, a
j supply of water, and tea towels that
leave no lint. I ??) not dump the dishe*
j into the |i;t it pnnnUcuouidy, thereby
' running the risk of breaking half of
; them. When the food is removed
; front the table scrape tlfy plated and
! drain out any coffee or ten that Is left
j in th?* ??up-. I Mil- the plates together,
then the MMei'w, ? tips .and hiiuiII
j dlshc*. Have the pan half full of wa
ter that is as In 1 1 us you ean hear your
ha 1 1 < i r> in, piti in enough wash
t ing powder Jo in it l< 0 a good *uds,
) and wash the glasses lirsl, then tl>e
Rilvorwiiri*, and alter thai the eliinn.
; I'iU t lieni in (he drainer, pour warm
j wnier over them to rinse them, and
dry Willi a e lea 1 1 dish toivel. tare is
required at every step otf (he pryceaii.
? A dish mop may he Used iT one does
not wish to keep liie hands in the hot
| wat i*i' so Ioiik I'mlding dishes or
other cooking ulensif*' should soak
awhile before washing- Tho wire dish
cloth Is extolloid for cleaning iron
kettles, hut should not he used on till
ware. ? 10. .1. C., in Detroit Kivc I'res.j,
\
'auutt
The i opinion kerosene lamp which
! Is used In nldVUt every household will
give i^ liLitfht even light and he a
tour co of comfort to the family if
properly cared for,
Tin'" howl of the lamp should lie kept
full t?f ?dl, hut av lieu not in ii?e, the
wick should he t tuned low to keep the
oil from oozing out upon the burner.
If the Wick is soaked In viuoM.tr, then
j dried before it is put in (lit! lamp it is
Hot likely to smoke. 'I he wiek should
he trimmed evenly with a pair of
sharp scissors that the (lame may al
> ways be even.
I'se none Inn the best burners. In
ferior burners a re cheaper at tlrst but
soon get out. of order. This prevents
the v\ i? k> ft'U i t urni iik up or down
a nit the lamps i!o not give a good
light.
Wash tli' burners frequently and
Pcotir the discolored parts. A clean
lamp gives n?i disagreeable odor while
burning.
Lamp chimney* tut* not as liable I"
break upon exposure to changes of j
letupcralure if they are put in a pan i
ot cold water and allowed io heat. |
uiadnally till the wai l is boiling; and (
left in the wain* liil cold again.
When you wish to clean the ehtiu
ne.vs wash tbein in suds', rinse in clear
water and wipe dry on a towel that
? Is soft and free from lint: polish with
an old newspaper. Ilrown sj)(,ts may
he removed by riddling them with
coarse salt,
If you have china or colored glass
lamp shades tiny should he polished
every day. See that the chimneys lit
olostely that there bono danger of their
fulling off when tho lamp U removed.
RECIPES :
"Wheat Fritters Heat throe egg*. ailO
to llient one and oily-half etipfuls t?f
milk ;iii<I Hour to make* a rather stiff
batter; 1 ?**:i t in four It vol tcaspoonfuls
of linking powder ami half a teaspoon
ful of sail; drop into hot fal and fry
fcaim* as doughnuts.
i 'nnsoiiimc with Macaroni ? To pre
pare ? ttiisoiiiiiie with macaroni, ver
Inieelll or noodles. l>oil ) hree-<jnaj'lers
, ol 11 cup of any one of those Halted In
water until tender. I Main and turn
Into a soup tureen when done, and
pour over them a quart of boiling hot
consomme.
Certuau Toa.-t lteat one egg a little;
mid half a teaspoon ol salt, two table
spoonfuls ?if sugar and tlire '-fourths
eup of milk: dip live slices of bread
in this miMttre: cook mi a well-greased
griddle; when brown on one side turn
and brown the other; serve for break
fast. or if for luncheon servo with
sweet same.
Tomato U'co Soup l'ut the contents
?ii' one ran of tomatoes in an agate pan
over the live; add lo it one pint of hot
water, one tablespoon!' ul of salt, one
talilesponftil of Mtgar. three cloves,
three pepper-corns and one-third of a
cup of well washed rice; cook one slice
of onion in a little lad butter for five
minutes; do not let It burn; cook slowly
until the tic* is tender; then rub all
through a lino strainer; add more
seasoning <lc*irod.
Meal J^oullle l'ut two level table
KjmimfuN of buttov In frying pan;
when il is hot add two i.iidespoonfuls
?>t Hour; stir until smooth; then add
u'ladnallv one cup of cold milk. >tir
ring until boiling; add half it teaspoon
, tnl of s;ilt, a little pepper and one cup
of .-old cooked meat or chicken and
llu* beaten yolks of two eggs; let this
eeok one minute; put aside to cool;
then add the beaten whites of two
eggs ; fold t hem in carefully when
l thoroughly mixed; turn into a buttered
I baking dish and bake In a moderate
j oven twenty minutes; *eive as soon
; as removed. If chicken is used add a
little grated nutmeg.
I'-Kfc* ?"> ? TrlhuU lo lti? Kinf.
litanicrly, at the approach of lijstvr,
(ill tin- hen roosts of Franco were ran
sacked for tlyrlurgost eggs, which
were brought asY^ributc to tin* king.
At the conclusion of the Kasler high
i niasj) in t lie chapel of the Louvre
lackeys brought Into the rov* I cAbluet
j pyramid* of gilded eggs, plaeed th*m
I In baskets adorned with verdure; and
1 the chaplain, after having blesaetl
? them, distributed them In Ihe presence
| of his most Christian majesty to all
j persons about the court. ,
LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.!
Ma?f Matters of General Inltrtil lr ,
bbort ?pl??.
Down In Dixie.
A ut* w ic<" factory ha* Just been tour- |
pleted at Kiklii*
Dr. I km 'lor f Dyer, in a U-<?uie u( New j
Orleans, declared that he had cured 1 'J
leper*.
The Daughters of Che American Rev- I
olutiou have ndjoumcd and gone to !
Jam*?fown Ya
It le now certain thai I >r ('rum will .
not be confirmed a* collector ?t Char
leeton, 8. C., during thin C<?ii$ros?r
Hon J C. Pritchard has liccii ap
pointed by Ihe President to 1 ho prtsl
tf*tt made vacant by the meant death ,
bf Judge BiMotiton
WAjU Moody, bf Fairmont, W. Va.,
baa wagered $300 thai he can walk
from Fairmont to St. I>ouia in one
month, lie will Mart May J.
The United States Supreme Court i
dismissed, on the ground thai no relief
Ik possible, the two cases Involving the
cuff rage clause of the new Virginia
constitution.
The contract ha* been given for the
construction of six Washington carbon
factories in the GrasseD, suburb of
Clarksburg. Six large buildings, rang
ing in dimensions from 80x80 to lOGx
300 feet, will be constructed of Steel,
brick and atone.
The Petersburg City Council has ?
adopted an ordinance making the |
license tax to do trading-stamp busi
ness In Petersburg $200 per annum, j
There wan much complaint on the part j
of many merchants that the tax was j
not made higher in ordeY to prohibit j
lire business here. At a special meet
ing of the Council later the tax wan j
Increased to $1,000 per annum.
At The National Capital.
An Unusually large number of naval
Vessels will be at the disposal of the
Annapolis midshipmen next summer.
Friends of Navy Paymaster Oiscoe. it
is said, may lodge charges with the de
partment agalnftt Hear- Admiral ICvans
Representative M. R. Benton, of Mis
souri, declares the Democrats will tako
the tariff as an Issue in the eomiijg i
Presidential campaign.
It Is reported that in the event of j
Mr. Roosevelt's election Secretary Taft i
will become Chief Justice of the Su
preme Court and Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge Secretary Of Slate.
The President awarded a medal of
honor to Secret Service Office Richard
II. Taylor for heroism exhibited ns ?
member of the navy at Apia. Samoa,
March in, 1880.
In the general deficiency uppropria {
Hon bill adopted Wednesday the Sen
ate amendment extending for two
years the time for filing claims for j
property taken from Confederate of |
fleers and soldiery, was agreed to.
At The North,
The number of workmen on the !
Worfid's Fair in St. Louis was in
creased to SO. 000 but it Wan stated that
jthe Exposition would not be entirely
finished by the opening day. April 30.
Redfern. the noted Paris dressmaker,
left New York for St. Louis to look
after his exhibit at the World's Knir. j
Fire destroyed the interior of the |
Victor Talking Machine Company's \
plant at Camden, N. J,. causing a loss j
of f. 100, 000, with Insurance of $250,000.
Ope watchman was killed, another j
badly wounded and an alleged thief j
shot in a fight with packing-house rob. j
hers In Chicago. ,
Mrs. Louise Rodney Hoieomb, of '
Newcastle, Del., sued for a divorce
from Capt. Chaunoey Holcomb, allege
Wig cruelty.
Miss Bertha C. Welghtman, Philadel
phia'!) richest heiress, was married to
Dr. N. R. Norton, of New York.
Prom Across The Sem.
Prince Pu Lun, a nephe\y of the Km
perlor of China and China's commis
sioner to the St. T-iOuIs Fair, was pre
sented to the President.
The Russian General Staff received
it. formation that the Japanese aro
planning to force General Kuropatkln
to nttuck 'them.
Vasslli Verestchagip, the artist who
was killed at Port Arthur, expressed
In his will the conviction that lie would
never return to Russia.
It is now stated that Ofi persons were
killed in Ihe recent wreck In the Mexi
can Central railroad near Zacatecns.
Peruvian troops refuse to evacuate
territory on the western frontier of
Bra/11, which Is regarded as belonging
.to Brazil.
The birth of an lielr to the Russian
throne late in the summer is expected.
Allscellr tieouA Hatterc.
Joel Sarver. a rich farmer, nenr Mar
tinsville. was robbed Sunday night.
J The house was set on tire, and while
| the member# of the family were tight -
| log the flames the robbers entered and
I stole several hundred dollars and es
j caped.
A strike was ordered for tomorrow of
j the 100.000 garment workers of Ameri
j e&. but was deferred in order to nego
| tiate with the employers.
Sail lo Gaston, colored, of Court land,
j was shot and almost Instantly killed
: by her son. William Gaston. 25 years
old. They quarreled violently shortly
I before the klllin^^
! President Lou bet arrived in Rome
1 and was welcomed by King Victor
? F.mmannel.
i Rafted on plans now In contempla
j tion. the proposed Lincoln statute to he
i erected in Washington will cost about
, $1,000,000.
! Capt. Charles S. Drotmvell, Corps of
Engineers. will act as Superintendent
of Huildings and Grounds during Col.
T. VV. Symona' absence in Now York.
! Governor H. B. Odell hart a long con
tereni e with President Roosevelt on
( New York State politics.
The Rrlchstsg discussed n hill foi' a
new railroad In the cotton-growing
I district of German Rflst Africa.
I The Hungarian strike committee
! urges the strikers to return to work.
I The police of Rome are searching
for a priest who. It Is alleged, said he
i had gone there to kill President
j l.oubet.
King Kdwtml and Queen Alexandra
| left l/Ondon on a visit to Iroland.
Prof. Muensterberg, iu a book ? "the
Aiuerl* ana"? published in Berlin, de
nounced the Monroe doctrine.
Hi. Hev. Thomas P. Cusaok was con
st-crated in New York a^ auxiliary
h;shop to Archbishop Farley.
United States Circuit Judge Charles
11. Simonton, Charleston, S. C? died
In Philadelphia.
"DC Dll Mil a Valuable preparation,"
rt'HlrilA, WRITES DR. K EMU ALL.
Most of the Ailments Peculiar to the
Female Sex Are Due to Catarrh of
the Pelvic Organs.
Kauli.u'l .J. KcniLmil, M, 1)., ?:)t Vir
ginia St., tiiill'alo, N. \ ., in si graduate
ut the University of llultaio, class 1884,
ami lia* hem in t ii<; practice ot medi
cine in lliat city si u cc t|jeu. blx.' writer
as iuilourt;
"My conviction, supported by
experience, is that Peruna is a
valuablo preparation for all ca
tarrhal affections. 'l have taken
one bottle ot Peruna myself and
just feel fine. I shall continue to
take it.""Kachael JT. Kemball, M.D.
i'crunu ha> cured- thousands ol cases ul :
Icmaie VM.tkm.sij. Ad a mle, however, W-'
lore 1'eruna id ntoi ted to several other
remedies have been tried in vain. A great
many ol tlx.* patients have taken local
treatment, rubnuUed tiicinschcs to suigiCdi
opci liliuih, unvi taken ail aorts ul doetoi's
eiuti, without anj icsuit.
The reason ul to many .aiiureg is l he
fact thai diseases pccunai 'u llie leniaic
sex a.'c not common
iy recognized as be
inj< iau.-Lii by ea- |
tallil. i llt':-"C OI^UIIS j
arc lined by mtcotig niembt ancs. Any tit U- j
cons membrane is subject lu catairh.
Catarrh ? i oiiC organ i* exactly tin: same j
as catarrh ul any other or^an What w i ! i 1
cure catarih ol the iivad wiii also cure ca- |
tan li of the pelvic organs. I'cruua cuicsj
these eased simply beiaiuc it cureji the ca- j
tarrh.
Most ol the wuiiici) afllioted with pelvic ;
'A'l'out/tc
Nut lii'ci));iiUi'tl
ii h Cnlni'rli.
diseases have no idea that their trouble is
due to culan I>. The majority of the peo
ple think that cutarrli lis a disease eon
lilted to the head alone.
'! his id not true. Catarrh .s liable to at- ]
lark any organ 01 the body; throat, bron- |
chial tubes, lungs; stomach, kidney* and
especially the pelvic organs.
Many a 'woman has made this discovery
after a lung si eye of useless treatment.
Shp has made the discovery that her dis
ease is cat trih, and that l'cruna can be re
ii?'d tipvn to cure catarrh wherever located.
h you do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from the use of l'eruna,
write at once (o Dr. Ilurtman, giving a
full statement of your case, and he will be
pleased to yive you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address Dr. Haitman, President of
flic llarli'ian Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
'NEW RIVAL" BLACK POWDER SHELLS.
It's the thoroughly modern and scientific system of load
fr Ing and the use of only the beet materials which make
WinchoBter Factory Loaded "New Rival ? Sheila give bet
ter pattern, penetration and more uniform 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.
STORE FRONTS
For nil kind* and slzos of Store Building*. Wo furnish all material entsrln*
Into (lie construction of Stor?? Fronts NViito tin al>ont your proposed build
Inr ."n I -<t:it? dimensions and style o' front and wo will wuilyon, FlttCK OF
<'ll .\ I2<<l% nn i'li'i(:int Dine I'rlnl t'l.m, ami ijuoto yon an extremely low
price 011 out* of our popular
Hoavitifixl, Evorlmating
Modern Ntose Fronts. V.'ejflve you ull th ? style of on elegant New Tork or
CllU-niro store at moderate cost. Send lor rntnlo(Ur,
SOUTHERN FOUNDRY CO., Ovvcnsboro, Kentucky
As Fitz-C.reen Tlalb'.-k wrote tm>'*
o:. "The Turk was dreaming of the
hour. . . . A?v wlkl^ila thoughts
and gay ofl wing as Eton's garden
bird." Poftibly the Ottoman on the
Hellespont Is now Indulging Ms roam
ing fancies u^th similar Iridescent vis
Ions because Ru?sla Is busy far afield.
Ye?. he might possibly hav? n rud<e
awakening.
In propoi tlon as wickedness it com
mon the Commonwealth is turi-td to
? ommon use.
"I hare ?n(Trr?il wllh pilea for thlrtysli yeart.
Ono year aijo taut April 1 l??*i?n taking Caecarrta
for conattpntion. In l!io oourno of ? week 1 nollcofl
th > r>Un* be^an to diisppear an.l m the end of ?l*
weoka ?ti?y did r.ol troul>!e me at ?!). Ca?earet?
have done wonder* for me. i au> i-ntlrHy cured and
f?tl like a new man." Ueoijo hryder, Napoleon. O.
Best For
The Bowols
CAN UM C ATMA*T?C
Pleasant. ralatahlo Tante Good, Do Good,
N?Tor SteUon, \V?,?**n or Ortp*. 1P<V 2.V. ld<- Kernr
mM In k?nlt?? Thi? jonnlno tahtnt ?t*nipo?l COO.
Qo?rantA?.t to cum or jrour monoy back.
Si^rllng Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 593
ANNUAL SALE, TEN M1LLICK SOXES
DONT ,
GET WET!
YOtm DLAIED TO* THt
SLICfcErP
MADt FAMOUS BY A DEPUTATION
; VtXTtNDING OVED MODt THAN^
HALF A CtNTUBY. .
TOWER'S garment} and.
. Ivrta we made of the best /
> mftterioJ* in btexK or yellow 'I
for oil k*rvfa of wet worfc. ?
^TWACTJON W O^MAIlpW * TOU MKI TO
J*1
towi*
1* k0ttcl?4 wllk T||A|||tt?AA^A
vtak r;N^ ?M lifiwpifll V KJI lllivf
PREE to WOMEN
A Large Trial Box and book of In*
fit ructions absolutely Free and Post
paid, enough to prove the value of
PaxtineToilet Antiseptic
Putins la In powder
'form to dlaaolve la
watet ? Con-polftonouA
?nd tar superior to liquid
antlaeptlca containing
alcohol which Irrltatca
Inflamed aurfacea, and
have no cleanalng prop
erties. The contcnta
of every box makea
mora Antlaeptic Solu
tion ? lasts longer ?
, goes further? haa more
| u*ee In the family and
doea more good than any
antiseptic preparation
you can buy.
The formula of a noted Boston physician,
and used with great success as a Vaginal
Wash, for Leucorrhcea, Pelvic Catarrh, Nasal
Catarrh, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Cuts,
and all soreness of mucus membrane.
In local treatment of female Ills Faxtlnels
invaluablo. Used as a Vaginal Wash we
challonge tho world to produce its equal for
thoroughness. It is a revolution In cleansing
and healing power; It kills all germa which
causo inflammation and discharges.
All leftuititfilruRipxU ko><*p rftxtino; nrice.BOo.
Rh'ix; If y<mrg<too* not, aonjl to usfor it. Don't
tako a aubmUuto ? there la eolhlnglikoPaxtlne.
tVrltoforthe Freo 1 \ojt of Paxtlne to^Jny.
B. PAXTOH CO., 7 PopeBldg., Boston. K?rs.
RIPANS T ABtTLRI To the b?t <Jr*
p*pit? TPedlclne ttor nru\do. A hun
dred million* of them h??? b*?n *old
InsUuk'lejMr. (Vuilipatlon, heart
burn, ?Tek hcndarho, OlczlQOM. t?ul
hrf?th.?>r? thioatand ?very iautw
arUtnjr fr^m ? ill?ord*rr<l (tomkch
*ro rclW'ed M rurnri >?* RImm T"V
uKr* ?>n? will (ren'nuty *[?e rt-llef
W?runtwfr.i7 nvi onoufh
' ?r ?n ordinary occasion. All drusglftt Mil th*m.
John W. Atkinson <8b Co.,,
RICHMOND, \/A,
Halnt*< Olid, (T?iraUhw, Ac. Try ffcrtr
'?Standard" kteady XUIxmI U?m? F4Ii&.
ISAW MILLSHTix
with Hom'a Unlvarsal _Lo? B**m?,lUo<Uia>
?ar. Blmul tanaoua Sat Work* and the A
cook-Ktnjc Variable FM Worka ar? ayK*
colled lor AC0t *Acr, ewrMeiTT, crn.su.
itt andkasb orQrxBATIOH. Write for fall
?loaorfatlre circular*. Manufactured br the
LKH IRON WORKS,Wln??on-?a]a?n,N.C.
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Gf the Skin and Scalp
Speedily Cured by
Baths with
To cleanse the skin of crusts
and scales, and soften the
thickened cuticle, gentle ap
plications of CUTICURA
Ointment to instantly allay
itching, irritation, and inflam
mation, and soothe and heal,
and mild doses of CUTI
CURA Pills to cool and
cleanse the blood.
I A single SET, costing but One Dollar,
j la often sufficient, to etn? l lie mo?5t
I torturing, di?st:gming r>rnlp, and~~
| blood liumors, eeztnias, tfai-hes, itch
I ings, and irritations, with loss of hair,
from infancy to age., v. hen all else fails.
Sold tr.rotig''H?til thf Cmirurft 9niip,?.V., ()fnt?
I ment, fietoiviirt, .vy, (in f ? ? . r . ? ?..f Choc<}!a?o Contri]
Mils lie. r-ff \irS ?.>f Cm. 1 ii'tcn, "7 .hunrx*
Kc: IX 9^ ? I'ftrlf, * I! u #? <lc In lJ?i? : !'??** ' ? I.'i7 Oltuubof
A vr. l'o?trr I1'"? * Chcin. ??i.lr r?i?j>rlct.rt.
i>r~ Send for M The Urvit Ilwij.yr Cm#."
Corn
must have a sufficient supply of
Potash
in order to develop into ft crop.
No amount of Phosphoric
Acid or Nitrogen can compen
sate for a lack of potash in
fertilizers [for
grain and all
other crops],
Wo shall lie k1;hI
tn *or.d Iroc K> nny
!.irrr.ri;oui I .! V Ix-ok
which ' Amain* v.iiu
aW i :i fo r m ii li o n
about soil culiure.
9 Of-RHAN KAl.l WORKS,
y.s~ Verk~?R N*.<i?u i < r
AtlnHln. <?:?. l.mnrt ??.
Cotton Gin s
M a c h i a e r y
PRATT. v MUNGKR.
WINSH1P.
F,AGLE. SIMTH.
W? taako tbo moil con?s>iet? line oi nay
concatn U> the woild. We ?l*o ra*it?
ENGINES and BOILERS,
UTTERS for OIL MILLS.
;? ??1l ???ry thine ceodcl ebout a Cotton Cln.
Writ* for Illuitr&ted Chtnlogu*.
Continental Gin Co.,
plrmingham, Ala.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$4.00, S3.60, $3.00, $2.50
SHOES tiAWoWd.
DOUgHlS 8IIOC8
are worn by more
mch than any other
make. The reason
is, they hold theij
shape, fitbetter, wear
longer, and have
greater intrinsic
value than any
other shoes. - ^
So.'d ?v*ruwh*r*.
? ? 1 ijf.a Mff /WT/flf
l.nok for HNinft ?nrt |?t-lrc ?n bollow.
l>ntigl*? ??**? Cortrti* (olOMt), whirl* irt
?T?ryw1i?r<i rnnrrdwl tohct li?* (InMlI'nldltl
lAKthrr v*t fait Co or EytlH* ?i/<.
8ho?? rrmtntr*. Wnie for OKiit.
\V. L. DOUOLAt:, ltrocbton, Mutt.
CURED
0l"9t
Quick
* Relief.
SmS?73?? In B lots
?*"? ? P^nntneni cur?