The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 16, 1904, Image 4
Better Fruits Better Profits
Belter peachM, apples, pcar.s am!
Icrrirs nr?? ptomifnl Avi>rn Potash
la liberally applied to lhu boil. To
jntuna full crop, of chofccst quality,
use a (vr tili/cr obtaining nut leus
than tn per tent. actual
Potash
Sfr.<J for fltir prjnicl | r. ni !i.f:,ur,.i>lo
'H< y iff Mil (VjVtilitug lull !.
Ali>r?ul Irf l,u| ,ii .1,1!. r:i,(,
Itrjiiri-s, Kfhi In ((.,? nr^r ...
. flFRMAN k Al t WuUKS
Ncw Vo N???au St., or
j A'lrtnin. O i ? ?
k_ WA H'.i.lli Br<wl ^
A Wondcful Tree.
Most peoplo have hoard of | polyp,
Khat wonderful ruiiiiito animal which,
? ut into u (hoiinan <1 pieces, kiowk lnl<?
u thousand no w a it i n;a Ih. Th?? ^paino
fhlnK Ih true of the polyp tree, a
rpocies of coreus, which hs abundant
In I'ajUKnay. Tho minutest pieeo of
Uilfi troo, rul from whatever part,
F,rowK info a new plant. It i i not ? I
?M?ary to, plant it; all yon has" to do |
h; to t hrow It 011 tho ground, when It j
villi fltrilcc root of |t:< own a<eonl. j
'J hoeo plants, with their relatives, t !??? j
cacti, have tho remarkable luvhlt of |
deriving their' fttudVnnnee entirely from j
tho tain and tho at m ok p hero, im they t
v. ill grow and thrive in clefts In tin j
.milted rock whore there In not a paitu j
cle of earth matter. Their nueoutcnt j
c-.toma ara lull or n viscous macier j
which makes an excolh.nt Kim; Kid j
dlnj; a garden of the weird tree would .
piohahJy. ho a difficult htisinc: s.
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God's Greatest Gift.
(!m) l ily tliot") who know n ?>' (??<.< ;t ? ? f
li.'ttsd* - ? '
Who dw??:l from till tlirh- i ? H v. ?? ?.?_>
a |ia it.
? V li.i. i-i->!.? l'? il hi 1 1 ii I n. 'v.
t'.inw nut ii fii'-nM's lor.iiiiu inn, I; 0-1 rt
to hear t !
! r jiily t all. tlif.w (!;?? ni->t?- ?
Wlio of Hiti town fi I
ilia Ut".
!'?, isl III 0 Hyll'llilo llputl who'i-' *i| < > r ? ?
- i tint's of ?w> < l Hi v > (
hi ???'? k !
'i ? <?,.'? :i i P llii' f! i V. O )??? in. ?.>
our itV": v.l. .-ii !?>?.< wn ;.,il
uttiiv;
A.alil Itfrt'K 1 1 ' 1 1 I : II III ??? r.. <?
\ III id l*l<! Il"l|||:,^ IjHI,
Jlit If ' 1 1 ? lr>\c wo ni arili r?r, I. iiou
?,0inr?.
All<t IoVh IhuL lil.ott lt:,1^0. (Jill
la there;
Wlni sc. eh the I'jve <>f i-i-ait* (iinl ia H.- ir
holix :?
t'e.'.ro ill tli?? Ilu?'?h"l<l .n.ci'! . in, i ||U
?li\1r.
Munsey's MwbhkIii*
One-Dwelling Parishes.
Tli? parish of MOntenethorp, tbrei i
/niles from Oalthatn, contain* a ftlufcU
boit Hit, with (our inhabitants Tb<
home 1ft part of a ball nearly ?L
fallen luto decay. Occasionally tin
church Bcrvjco Itf read ther?. Llaa
court, three rnlleu from Chepstow, It
another one-d welling pariah, wit*
four inhabitants. It ban a ruin <i
tt ehyeb, wheie fifi vice* &je held a* i
lonK Intrrvaln.
A /K'iii .il'i < 'In irti limit talo a|>tu*>() a t .
1,1 |>pl lieott's lor I >< ? r over ib<
.Hiiiiw of I'hoebe Lyde. It railed ' Tin j
Abbot of Moll- A' cord" ;|t??l <I<'a.i II ch ? ;
Twelfth Night nianjiie In <hiijuiln;
Jitylo. * *?
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COWPLtl fcl Y_RE'jTORLD.
Mis. 1'. Hrntiztl, wife of I'. Hruinel
( ?ior-k denier, reai'Jcufc ill II <Jr?i>|
f avenue. Hvcrett. Wiifcb.. nam; "i''?
Of (lci i ycnm I sn<
fcred wlili terrlbll
l>ii in In my back. |v|
did 'tot know wfofli j
it ?n? to on Joy i
night'* rcht ami arohi j
In tlio morning /col
lng tired ami on
i of reslicd. My suffer
i KometliiiCM wai
Hi utpiy tmU'Horlbiblo
\\ lion I llnlhlictl tlx
first box of Donn't
Kidney I'illti 1 fol!
II ko u different %vo
miin. 1 c'oniinnetT nu
til 1 hod (niton five boxes. Hon n't
Khhiey fills net very effectively, verj
promptly, relieve t lie* nchlnu pains and
nil oilier nnnnying dlllleultleH."
(?'oHtcr-Mlllurn Co., Ibifl'nlo, N, Y,
For h.\In l>y all druggist*. I'llco 1'4
cents per box,
A dude preacher K''uei'ally produce* |
lead sermona. Ho, 01, !
The Pitieo arid the Sfa.
I t ? .vp that on Out northern ?noie
>.\ !i?'i ?! r/iiisjjei Ifj^ pluca creep dov.n
To i In? o!<l honrv hrow
Willi :l ft HH r.'ln I Cl?l?i!l'.il ot owtl.
SoiiKil liiifd lie rua in ttioiiost iiouijI y,
??Wlft I IllUlllIf . tllJit hol> l??. Oils tU'il
!C< aching hoary arms with \voild-ol<{ cno
nln*
For 1 !)?? fi ..tlitfiK'ti plnfia that Mir ill i
:i way
From his clv.Hp fill trerjihltngly.
< >r. mild a;- a cooing: il?>Vf\ lie wool,
I With tow mvl tans roua wave*.
j Ai-miw (Ji?? bewitch '>f tinted Hind
j J<. ilf: HiMWCftlH' soiindluK cave* :
1 In <iuiv'ii!iK heart of summer
i When 1 1 lit hear* rotleMtfty,
i < 'r^oplnif Mol.seleml y,1 ? ^n?r :<i pea?'e,
| IJ.i i n?v"ti a it Is* from tlw drooping pin*. j
I'hi.ii list tc l)l? inirvstreixy.
'I'htMl tll<8 inooli I idr.s out on til" biy ,
n hove,
? Hi <-.t Hi lltff tlif ? ioc.d- ijill'.'Wrt tl'-e.
j Watching the <o(|o?try of the | ?t i. <* *
! Willi the ' ever -virjcutit boh:
I Shedding n h IiImimI "f lUsilt,
\ -i vhe mildew tho while, merrily
C hiiicttiu (Iohii with rdlvery ninlie
On trio 1?? !?"*. ; ? iilfgjil -if the s*Utt? ly i-incs
And i In* r\'! ? ? 1 1 ? j ? t v r 1 n k :<oo .
AU! bpic:- ui-.C'i tiis'J wide. dtcjj.?t-j.
Tho 4 your lovn UlsilJ* I'or rue. I
Tiie Vrr.a: .uu:r. of shores unknown.
.A i * ? I 'he t'iti?*-?.'lM'J !>eifht?< fil nifft
Uoston Transcript. ]
woman ol Jacksonville, Ma., daughter of
Recorder ol .1 )eeds, West, who witnessed
her signature to the following letter, praises
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound*
" I )kak Mi;-. 1'ink jiam : - There are but few wives and mothers who
imvo not at tine's etuluivd agonic* arid such pain as only women know.
1 w L-,h s?i' It women Uiit.-v, !he valuo of I,ydi>\ 13. PiiiklinmV* Vegetable
<'<nn|?oiin<l, I. is a remarkable medicine, different in action from any
1 ever knew an<l thoroughly reliable.
' I 1; we seen e;is?s where women doctored for years without perma
nent bjuelit, w 1 1 ? > wore run? I in less than three months after taking your
Vegetable t'or.uvuin'l, whilo others who wero chronic and incurablo
> ? n i e out cured, huppy. and in perfect health after a thorough treatment
with this m>di-. inc. 1 have never used it myself without, gaining ;;rent
ie fit. A few doses r. stores my strength and apjietite, and tones up
'he entire system. Your medicine baa been tried and found true, heneo
J lully endorse it." ? Mrs. H. A.<^\ni?krson, 225 Washington St., Jack
sonville, i'ia.
Mrs. Reed, '2 425 H. Cumberland St., Philadelphia, Pa., says :
u Dkar Mrb. Pinkiiam: ? I feel it my duty
to write and tell you the good I have received
from Lydln E. Plnkliam's Vegetable Com
pound.
I have l>cen a great sufferer with female
tiouble, trying different doctors and medicines
with no benefit. .Two years ago I went under
an o^ration, and it left me. in a very weak
condition. T had stomach tronbl?,. backache,
Ik a.laoho, tMtpit&tic:) oi U.ul a.nd twlh \pvv
ervous: tn faot? I ached all over. I find
yours is the only medicine that reaches
s such troubles, and would cheerfully rcc
oTrnnfend I^ydin K. Plnkliam's Vcgetahlc
I'ompound to all suffering* women."
?' ?ieiv n>>inv n an s-o
)p?i'-orrh>rri, riispi.-n
InrtHmmMinn (??' ?
-mtti^ektiou. nu l jt m-vou - ;.
.iiid true rcmofi',-, f.ydis;
removes such trouble*.
*<? th i: rrpulitr or pninful men&trV.fttion, t* cak
?l it ? i?l<vr.\tlon of the womb, tbnt benrinff-down
"tt rir",, backneho. flatulenee, penrral debility,
? ution. they shouli) remember there is one tried
t'inklinmi's Vegetable# Compound at ouoe
The experience ami tc.^imony of *ome of the molt Botfd
iTOinen of America pro jo pi'ove, beyond a question, that Lydia K?
PinJchamN Vegetable Compound will correct all audi trouble at
onvoby removing tl??* rau.se and rcatorlnir the organs to A healthy
and normal conditio]). * t in doubt, write Mjrs. Pinkham at
Mul as thousands d Iter advice In free and helpful* .
~ >U?ii medkinr, trrr v.-nrnrn tn ttie xroTTtl bW receiver inch
nd unqualified endorsement. No other medicine has such a
' cures of femaio troulilan. J Refuse to buy any substitute.
L-- " fcjwi 4? v? 'JWwWtaw?"
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WASHINGTON, \
Senator Latimer has given up bop<
of tho passage of bis Good Hoads bill
ut tho present session of Congress.
In tho estimate* tor the diplomatic
niul consular service forwarded to Con
gress hy Secretary Hay, through tli<
Treasury Department, recommenda
tions arc made for Increases in the sal
aries of largo number of otflclaU lo
the SOI'VlCC.
Secretary or Ion nerved notice that
influence for tho promotion of naval
officers will not he tolerated.
'lo unearth suspected scutulata In
Isthmian ChuhI affairs Representative
Shackh-ford demanded an Investigation
or the I'AUHinn Railroad Company.
Attorney-General Moody's annual, jr<*
port dwelt on tho nerd of jri vlnpr Fed
eral courts more power to bring Indict
ed persons to trial.
.fames N. Tynej', who war Postman
tor-General In the Cabinet of President
Grant, tiled at U.SjO o'clock. A break
down following a stroke of paralysis
was the immediate cause of deuth,
OHH A DOPTKD ISLANDS.
Five hundred convicts in fho prison
nt Bllibld, near Manila, 1'. I., made a
concerted and dcuperate effort to r*
capo. Armed with black MiDlUm* tools
wliMf they hud obtained In tho prison
shop they charged upon tho gates.
Guards in the watch tower opened fire
on the rebellious convicts with a Cat
ling gun, and Kentrles on the walls used
their rifles. Fifteen of the rebels were
killed and thirty-seven were wounded,
most of them mortally.
DOMESTIC.
Twelve miner* were known to have
been killed in an explosion in u fhlne
in Burnett, Wash.
In a jest vole ut a meeiing of ihe
King* County (N. V.) Committee Sena
tor McCarren was supported by 220 to
75.
Snow in Kansas saved the winter
wheat.
Prince Fushimi was entertained nt
Yale University, stopping off on his
way from Boston, Mass., to New York
City.
Several auto drivers in New Jersey
were arrested hy alleged deputies, who
led them to a niakc-hclievc Justice In
the woods, who lined them f2."? each.
'j lie United States Supreme Court
applied the order of the Texas l>is
trlct Court dismissing the habeas cor
pus suit of Charles F. Hodge.
The F.inpii'o Slate express ran into a
freight wreck near Little Falls, N. Y.,
and the engine was smashed. No one
was badly hurt
The German Bank, of Buffalo. N.
Y.. being unable to meet a run, was
closed by F. J). Kllhurn, State Super
intendent of Banking.
A suit for #350,000 brought by Paul
Fuller and F. It. Coudcrt, of New York
<".!y, against Thomas W?* Lawsou was
entered in the Massachusetts Supreme
Court at Boston. Moss.
William Bhillue, lawyer and athlete,
eoun*?d In l'">i v i'}".v>>Ui?'r will case, died
of apoplexy.
A number of convictions were found
in laud fraud eases In Oregon.
A dei ivion of the ? ourt of Appeals at
Albany. N. V., prexentx the Stale from
recovering uver ?1.0t.?0.utK) penalties tor
al!e^,-ii vlulailou of the game laws. &
President Prancin, of the World's
F.iir. will uiako a tour of Furope to
thank ofm-ialit and others for taking
pa ;?! !n I !u? exposition.
< Governor -elect Douglas held a con
fer me - with Massachusetts Democra
tic .'endcr* in Bos toil.
Cover nor Odell, of New Yoik State,
had conferences with ex-Governor
Bbi'.-k and others regarding tho elec
tl-m of a Senator.
V",'Il!ani s. Vanderhllt Allen, of New
Yc.is city, is seeking to recover 930.
U0- for alleged illrgal detention for six
y v :-> in a private sanitarium.
? '? u A. Slelelrer gave a dinner In
1" ? v of ( I'overnor elect iliggius at the
'.?ud House. New. York City. Gov*
? ' . i nlell. Senator Depew, and J e.\
' ? * ? nor Bi n U were among o/liors
pr ? nt. 7
After funeral services in .he fthMUn
luulab' !li 'formed Church, in/ New
V" K City, the Urvlv -of Mrs. <4. <411*
b.ii, i he i.tm.?ii? actress:, was buried In
G re-.Miwood ( "cuietcry.
FOREIGN.
General Nogi's ortly son was killed |
In -Me assault on Motre Hill.
') / speech of the Czar, read at tho
op-'/.ing of the Finnish I > : ? ? t , promises
alb abrogation of several laws or re
p; "'on.
'.! Indlet meiil upon which '.lie as
sassin of M: Von Plehve will be tried
disclose* the existence of a lighting
revolntionary organization In Russia
banded i \ ? overthrow the autocracy.
M. i <>ui lies' Cabinet was saved from
defeat in tho French Chamber in a do
bate on the spy ?ysteiu by only tw<
Nou'-i. including tho*r of the Ministers
l hems. 'I \ e.?.
A special cable dtapao-h from Genoa
tiiinounci s the death. at the age of
eighty-throe, of the Marchesu Costanzu
Pureto. nee Fitzgerald, who ?ave?l Ma/.
;'.iif! in tue revolutionary movement of
Saxony's i;ei\ Ki|ig held that a Ch'i!
!!>t or sal.uy "f <S?<7,f?00 Is not enough.
By a \ fie of 2W to tho French
Senate approved the ^ colonial treaty
with L'nghiud. which fr.cludes the aban
donment of shore rights in Newfound
land.
A special cable dispatejj from Tien
Tsin said that an uprising was immln- j
out agaiiiji t!m reigning Mancliu dy
nasty.
A special eahle dispatch from Seoul
stated that Japan's campaign' in Ko
rea has it^rn delayed by Central Nogi's
failure to take Port Arthur.
Bo?<!an warships at Port Arthur
were repeatedly hit by Japanese sheila
from vo.'J Metre Kill.
The Japaucso armored cruiser Azuma
Wits i* purled at Vladivostok to have
b'.'.'U blown up by a miue uortb of the
Mieo Tuo IGattii*. *
Dr. Albert ltobin. a special cable dls
pa-teh front Pall* nahl. nnnotin<,es that
lie has discovered that hypodermic in
.bvuous of gold and silver In finely di-,
vlded Mtate can our^ pneumonia.
It \v a h announced at l'arls that
France had not been n.?k<<d by ltussla
i.? Hupjmrt a movement to modify the
treaty closing fhe Dardaifdlcs.
A fierman eolllev. chartered by Bus
siOt^Tas forceil to leave Admiral Voel
10 Genoa.
, Cannt von Kuelow, the Gevtua>? I in*,
.porlal Chancellor, r^jnlled to Hew* Ho
5k>ehiiwi Wler. ih tlio
HURT BY GUN CONCUSSION
Artillery Soldiers at Fort Wetherell
HurU'l to th* Grounds
o
Teu-Iucti Ktflo Exploded l'reio?t ur?ly ao<3i
v
Twenty-four Molili?r? ko4 IVere
Mliuiucd by (he t'oocuiitoo^ ,
Newport. It. I.? lifting h ten-loch
! mm from 11k carriage a mi hurling it
back on it* liuhuious, a 070-pound
shell exploded prematurely in the
chamber of u kuii in Fort WethereU,
u i Nurrngunsett Bay, threw the entire
gun crew, which included Lieutenant*
Colonel J. If. Willard of the engineers
nnd Lieutenant Frank W. itawlston of
the Coast artillery, to the ground and
seut the metul ?hell hurtling through
the top of the parapet and out to sea.
Fear* were had at first that both
the oltiewj Jiati been blinded and per
hapB made deaf by the explosion, but
wight and hearing returned to them and
they are stiff*'*'.)# only from bruises
and cuts a bora ?;ielr faces. Both wero
taken to the /oat hospital, however.
The soldiers who were with them wero
more fortunate and suffered ouly from
the falls they had. The accident; it la
said, is the first in Fort Wetherell.
A detachment of the Ninety-seventh
Coast Artillery was at- rltle practice
under command of Colonel Wilhml and
Lieutenant Knwlston. Several nliojs
had been tired before this last shell
was placed in the kuii. The breech
had been closed, looking Sy the g?eat
weight of metal nnd Its explosive
charge, and the men were about to
place In position the gear which takes
up the recoil when for some reason
not yet explained the charge was fired.
The officer* -weTe standing nearly di
rectly In rear of the gun and the
men wero working beside it, when with
a terrifying roar the shell was ejected
from the steel barrel nnd the massive
tubular piece vaulted backward J}U*\
alive. springing clear of its carriage,
which It tossed from it like a pebble.
The muzilo of tb" Weapon was de
flected downiva'" oul the shell tore
its way throiKc ? ,o wall of masonry,
wrecking" it, aliu passed out into th'6
ocean. ,
Every man n&u* ih.; gun was thrown
from Ills feet, but the soldiers were
the first to recover themselves. They
found their officers gunned beside the
gun carriage and pkwd them, bleeding
from head and face, from the ground.
The concussion had been overwhelm
ing, and that together with the fall*
had left the officers unconscious. It .
was some time before they recovered
their senses, ami then tliey were taken
to the hospital. Colonel Willard was
able to wujk to iii.s quarters after his
Injuries bad been treated.
When (the men examined the damage
which had been done, they found the
top of the parapet had been torn away
for twelve feet or more, that the gun
carriage had been wrecked, and the
platform on ?which It bad stood had
been destroyed. The gun itself was
badly battered, and it may bo that
the meclianlsfti of the breech 1nts been
damaged irreparably.
HUGH MeLAl.'GIlLIN DEAD,
Veteran Politician. of Jvliius Comity,
N. Y., Passes Away at Hume. !
X?\v York City. Hugh >k:Laughiit),
lung the leader of I lie Kings County
Nomocracy, died suddenly of heart dis
ease at 11.15 o'cloe^ftt Wight while dls
rolling? in his bedrooiu at It i?< residence,
JtJ.'l Retusen street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. McLaughlin dined wilit his fam
ily earlier hi the evening. and said at
the time that ho was "feeliiuj; bully."
Leaving lib; home soon after 7 o'clock
he went a? was his nightly custom to
the rooms of the Exempt Firemen's
Association In Borough, Hall, ami had
a setto with dominoes with somo of his
old croules. \
While retiring that iwglit Mr.
McLaughlin complained '"of iVeliug Hi.
His wife, seeing his fac/ -Ivfts very
pale, despatched a servant to summon
Dr. Joseph A. Keno, <lnf family physl
cian. Dr. Keue on arriving at tho
house found Mr. Mi Latighliu stretched
out on the bed half conscious. Lie died
shortly after.
Mr. McLaughlin was without ques- j
lion the most powerful county learim* i
in the nation' "in fife early days of his \
control, before age begHii to make in- j
roads on his mental and physical vigor, j
lie suffered k?cnly the loss of. the lead- j
crshlp a year ago, and those who knew
hint host observecT* that lie had beeu
failing steadily.
Mr. McLaughliu was probably one of
tho wealthiest men in tho State, and
l?ts fortune Is estimated at front ?S.WO,
tMH> to SIO.OHMKRI. It consisted of
large bloM;s of telephone, elevated
railroad and gas and electric light
stocks and securities. His real estate
holdings are yald to be worth several
millions.
A GERMAN SUBMARINE.
Remarkable Feats Performed by Boat
Built at Kiel.
Berlin.? The Germanla Works tit Kiel*
have built a submergible torpedo boat,
which has met a number of tests suc
cessfully, maneuvring. readily a hove
and below the surface, and diving and
rising very quickly. She descended off
the bow of u battleship, and rose up
on her opposite quarter, niuncuvred for
two hours submerged, and won a gamo
of htde-aiid-seck with a swift steamer
detailed to follow her. The Admiralty,
nevertheless, is continuing experiments
' oC submarine boats.
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NEW CUBAN BOND FLAN.
Loan of $1 2.000, (Hk) and Use of Surplus
to Fay Veterans.
Havana, Cuba.? Leading members of
tiro Cuban Congress are now advocat
ing the winding up of veterans' claims
by the payment of Keeenty-Uvc per
eeut. thereof. L is estimated that the
money required for such a settlement
couhl be provided by au additional
loait of SV-.OOO.OOO. together with tho
accumulation of the Government sur
plus*. . lVesidcut Pnlma favors the plan.
' Cotton Demoralised.
The iwion market.** have been lu a
demoralised state tlvroughout Hie pant
weak, with price# sustaining the sev
erest >?reak foe any similar period siuco
the eulmbmtlou of the great upward
movement of last winter, and vnliw*
have ~
lias
year*
Polite Children ef E?et Bolivia
Capl. Jermann of Rio do Janeiro,
who receaUy returned from a Journey
}nto the rubber districts of Bast Ho
Hvla, almost in the heart of Central
America, visited a town In the very
Interior, so far from civilization that
It required a horseback rldo of three
dayb to get to it. There ho found two
school* for boya and one for tho girl*
of tho place, but only one teacher,'
who was an old half-breed. This old
man was drunk wheu the traveler ar
rived, and remained drunk for two
days.
"Hut," flays C*pt. Jerniann, "the chil
dren were Just as good aud well-oe
haved as If they wero enjoying tho
best educational chances In the world.
They were as polite a? the moBt cul
tured people in ihe outside world, uud
were eager to ahow me attentions,
without, however, pressing them upon
me.
' ''Tfcey never entered a houae, not
even a shop, wltnout knocking at tho.
door or the side and obtaining permis
sion to come in. After this permission
waa given they always took off their
shoes, which Uiey left outside. '
ftucW* Led by a Pigeon.
One of the strangeht sights eror
seen by sportsmen was witnessed the
other day on th? duck pass owned by
Url lamprey of St. Paul.
Mr. Lamprey and a friend had been
shooting for some Hrne when they
observed a flock of ducks coming
along from tb* north. The ducks were
blue-winged teals and at their "head
wan a white bird.
"That 'a queer," uald Mr, Lamprey;
"I'll take the *hite birl and see what
it is." .
Both sportsmen flred, both bringing
down their bird. tTpon examination
It was found that tho leador of the
ducks was a tame white pigeon. ?
If anyone has ever before seen a
flpek of ducks led by a white pigeon
it Is time for him to rise And say so.
The great lessen of the Manages
campaign seems to be tbat this coun
try needs tougher soldiers. There is
a superabundance of tough citizens
that might bo made available, the
Philadelphia Inquirer declares.
In lSuhfinlx,
New Yorker? "Ob, yef, I'm n thor
oughbred Bohemian! My hrtislic na
ture requires atmosphere. There is so
mud In thai, you know."
Ccurin-froui-out ot'-.towu ? "Ves. I
suppose so. I v.cvr;* was !:; L-ufc one
Bohemian place, aud I thought there
wa3 a good ?l osi 1 in that atmosphere ?
It was princiially tobn co smoke!"-?
Detroit Free Press.
-
Stats ok Ohio, City of Toledo, ?
Luo.vs County. ( S-'
Frank J. Omenk* -.nuko oath that ie h
senior partner o^th-. lirm of l?', J. Chkmky it
Co., (loiu^ imsiacss hi tho Oily of Toledo,
County ami Htatn aforesaid. nmi that
ilrin will pay tho sum of osn hundreo ool
I.AR3 for oaoh and overy CiV,v of catarrh
that .cannot bo cured by tho us > of Hali.'s
Catarrh Ouhb. Fuank J. Cheney.
Hvruru lo befo.>o and subscribed in my
I ? ? ? presoneo, this Oth /lay of Decern
| hbaTi. > nor, A, .P., 163 j. A.W.Vij.KAsoy,
' ~-*-v ? SSo'.avy f'uhlir.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is iu:;<?n internally, an I
acts directly on tho bloo t and munous sur
faces of tbejjfysteai. Bond fo;* testimonial:;,
lree. F. J. (lar.ny.Y A, Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 755,
Take Hall'* Family Fills for constipation,
A OlironlO Case.
"Oh. he's never satisfied vrith n Job.
}Ie> kicking about Ihe oua he's got
now."
"Why, 1 under?t&>:l it vrna n clncb.
lie told me he had absolutely nothing
to do."
"Yes, but ho'a kicking beca?0l ho
has to do It."? Philadelphia Press.
XIT3 permanently oureJL No fits or nervoui
neae after fl ret day's use of Dr. Kline's Great
Nerveltestorer.t'itrta, oottleaud treatise free
Dr.B. H. Sums, Ltd., u31Arch dt., Valla,, r.v.
Automobile train* are to he 'jun 4?o
wagon roads in German Eust Africa aa
feeders to the railway lines.
Tit* rerun* Almanac In S, 000,003 Ifonm.
The Peruna Lucky Day Almanac has
become a fixture. 4ft ever fight mvHitvi
hornen. It can be obtained from all
dru^gUiU free. He sure to inquire early.
lOOCt Almanao ia already? fmWiohod,
and the f-upply will soon be exhausted.
Do npt put it oft*. Get one to-day.
Tn the museum at Turin are eome war
cartoons 3000 years old.
riiio'g Cum cannot be too highly apokon o*
eta cough cure. ? J. W. O'JBaiEN, 322 Third
Avenue, N.. Minnoipolls, Minn., Jon.O.lW),
Almost seven per cent, of the coat o!
operating a railway is for coal.
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford'a
Fanitary Lotion,. Never faij#. Sold bv all
ririiRgi^ix, $L Mail orders promptly li.icd
by Dr. iC. Detchon, Crawfordsville, Ind.
For an orchid $3360 was recently paid.
The recent campaign Is rellected in
1 lie novel by Alden March called "A
Darling Traitor" In Llppincott's Mftga
?lne'B Christmas number. Mr. March
though new as a novelist, has long
l een an editor of the Philadelphia
Press.
THE I
ire Hem Hfittoii! Pe-ruia
Catarrhal D"
Under d^le of January 10, 1H97. !)?"?
Hartjnan received the following letter:
"My wife ha* been a atifJcrcr from a
COU) plica lieu of diseases lor t lie past '
twenty-live yeari. llcr case has battled
the akill of tome of t tie most noted phy
j aiciana. One of her womt troubles was
' chronic constitution of several years'
standing. She was also pasfeinx through
that moMt critical period lit the life of a
woman?change of life,.. _
1 "In June, 1895. I wro.te to yon ehoul
her ease. You advised a course of I'cni
nu and M uini-'n, *.v!;ich we at one* wn
menred, and have to say it completely
cured her. .
"About the same time I wrote you
about my own ease of catarrh, which
bad been of twenty-five yeqra' stand
i iua. At limes 1 was almost past going.
I 1 commenced to itne I'ernna accord -
' inn to your I n*tt rucllotnt and coiitln
}tcd lis use for about a year, aud it
iuh comylctciy cured me. Your rcm
cdlc&Ho all thai you claim for them,
and even more, John O. Atkinson.
In a letter dated January 1, 1900, Air.
Atkinson *ays, after five years' experi
ence with l'eruna:
,4l will ever continue to apeak a
. aood u-ord far l'eruna. / am utilL
cured of eala rrh."?John O. Atlcln
non^ludepcndence, Mo., llox i!7~.
//;' . ?
Mr.-. A Sift ficlnv#ndt, JSa&fc
writes: ,
"I ha i t been troubled irj
attain and calu tl'.'t for
year*. Could not ?e?pi.
A/terhavlny ii??d I'erun >
and not It tnu bother ? me
rrcr am a/jectcd wttH d
*ti:h nteiM I'eruna uiU be ('
I .ilmlt tine. MykolYlcmn
lurrh of the larynx by
.Urn. Alia Sehuandt, '
WU? Old People AreE?p<
to S) stearic Cat
When old t:ge comes n,
eases come also. Systemic
most universal in ola peoplcr?*
i his explains why P<"run?1
so indispensable to old po^"
is their safeguard. J'ersnar .
remedy yet devised that' cn
these rases. Nothing but "
systemic remedy can euro I '
A reward of $10,000 ha^ 1
in l he Market Kxchangc
bus, Ohio, as a guarantee
testimonials are genuine;'!.,,
in our possession authentic..,
lifyin# <o the snine. Durinjr^
advertising we have Dvvtrf^.^
or\ty. whole, a single spuriowf
Kvery ore of our tfftirnonijwj
?n?. in tiie words <J the ojmH3!
is appended.
Ask Your Druggist for Free Peruna Almanac fq rJEj
Try a Smile.
( f the world will not tie conquered by n
frown, _
Try a 3rnlle;
If your wfeeplng wlft>noi raise you wlien
you're down. \
Try a smile.
(f a stolid countenance
WiH not help your causc advance,
fhaw a bit and take a chance?
" ... Try a snillc. ?
If a scowl don'?4nake your neighborhood
it spool you,
Try a sinMe;
If an everlasting' grumble doii't protect
yo?.
Try tt Miiilo, ...
Dash away that chl'dish t'oar.
r.heek that sob, M'? bad to hear:
Spread your mouth from ear to ear?
j , Try a smile.
If you've had to let .sonic atrongcr fcliow
? beat you.
Try a smile:
Let him know it takes two lickings
to defeat you?
Try . a ?;mlle.
, Make him clearly understand
' i'ou don't bear the coward's brand;
Make hlui show hi* stror.joat hand?
Try ft Jimile'. ~
If they've told you yoiV ate going to the
lldoetv
jv "'Try a art lie*
Don t go cuHliig ny <Tesper? t ion -diduas.
Try ft smlln ?
When you'vtf been bo knocW^
That you're nearly down And ? _
And are scheduled (o( & pout, ? _ ?
Try a tmlle.
' It your vary^utmoat.e^gjr.tf^ilji'l.work,
rhouph you feci that It mu?t be a sickly
am! rk, - . *
Trjr a nmlle.
Show the world that you can do It;
Send a giggle gurgling through tj;
Uon't^go get a rag and chow' It
Try a ainile. ? .
-Baltimore American. >?',
' BALD AND BEARDLESS.
"Yea," said tho barber, '"old^inexi
and boys arc easily flattered."
r:Yi-s7" queried tho"ffCt|tipaTit of tt??r
chair.
"Yes; you tan usually Halter an old
man by asking Vim if he wants a hair
cut. and a boy by asking if he wants
a shave." ? Philadelphia Public Led
ger. '
"I bAYft b??n titlne C??c4
wliicn'I h?te liortl kintetcn
?ml I can say that <'?s caret*
relief than ?nr orh^r
? nail ce rlaliily'rtcdttlTOPfllf't'
brine *11 t)i?y ar? repraaeftt
P!?a?antv pi
Haror Slckea, w?ak?ft *
?ol.l In bnlk. TH?JL??
flu?mutr?d tO CUV* of J
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