The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 24, 1905, Image 4
VERY FEW, IF ANY.
CIGARS SOLD AT f>
CENTS. COST AS
MUCH TO MANUFACT
. URE. OR COST THE
DEALER AS MUCH AS
"CREMO
IF THE DEALER TRIES TO
SELL YOU SOME OTHER
ASK YOURSELF WHY?
A iDiiti'u ponltlon in tN? world d<'
]>on <J.s on Ms purpose. Ho. 12.
FITS porMutiif nt 1y en ro.| . N'o flf# nr i^f voiib
iHiuH ?f(i-r llrsi ilnv * 1 1 ?? * >.f l>r. K it n?- H Or?at
NvrvoK(\Hbm)i .f 'M rht 1 In ?lt ten ml I refill*'- f i
Dr. li. IT. Km \ k, f,ld.,MI K ndi Mt . . I 'hi In. . Pa.
?7.t pa n import* wool from Many of the
European oountrU**.
lfow'< This'
W6 oflor Otm lluudrol Ujllan Itmvarl for
*ny oiuo oM'iiiiirra tut. cmm'H ho euro I l>/
Hall'* UaUir.i ?'uc).
I*'. J. ('iiekey .V Co., Toledo, O,
\V<>, I Ko uMlurblnMil, has o known I', f.
t lioi.ny (or t liu Juet K \ eaip, and l>*liftv?' hitn
lierfoclly honorable In nil liuHliin.-ta traii/me
lions nit I llu iitjully ii'?lo t > e,irry out ai/
obligations m i i : by th sir llr.n.
Wkhi1 A. i'liiMx, \Yliolunlo Druggists, To*
iodo, <),
Wii.iiinii, It i ^ v n ?% Mutlyt.s, Wholesale
Drujf^litH, Tolo I >, (),
llaU'aOatarrli tjurols t \'it \ Intern illy, i
Iuk dlw.tly ii|> >:i t Ito bio > I a i l in'ieotis ei r*
faces of t :i > rty i t ?> n. ToUl uoainU sou', fr i t.
l>rlc?,75j. per li ?'.tln. Hoi i by nil I>ni{<lstt.
Take Hull's L*'n ally Pilli for ??<> ? <tti>ati?? ?.
The Voyage.
lEiu-h night I launch my earn vol
tipon ttw nonnd Iphs *<-a of bleep;
My *uils with IrcHhenlnK hreozoM mwo||,
I elcave a pathway tln<ninli the il> ?-p;
Ami. aleta. "f til Old. I h five behind
The old world w?'ary ni'.wn, uii<| Bud,
A nd nil and on I fall to tlnd
Tim hi i.iii?;?r ill" ihIiiihIs Klad!
At morn t lit* voyage ends I wake!
l.ooli llll'OUKll ni\ rJlidll W I llllo ? (Tlllii'f
JllKht n<ni' my t <-d' 'I ? ? ?? tun doth i.ri;il<
In sltv* i Npl!nt?-iH ttiioiorh t tic !.i I -i '
What Hit'1 iii.** new land lli.s then, ul
hand '
"What ):lailin-H.< tills IIio wondci S 1 1 h
hIrI'I '
What h aniies of yea I most have >| ami ? d
From that old woild ? ? f yixii tmt,bt'
? IS'i W Orb-ana Tlno-.s l'e:iio''iut.
Beyond Reason.
A Seotti&h .siiiK''i' nnmml Wll-on,
who was being traiiifd for profi-n
vlonat work, sang a lovr si?i? with
exquisite f|tialily of voire, but with In
nufflelent pasalon and expression.
Ills toaehot' told him In* must [nil
moro fooling Into II, and sing as if
ho woro really h) lovo.
"Eh, man," lio replied, "hoo ran 1
do that and mo u niarrUt man?" ?
I.ondon Tit -Hits.
RECORD OF A GREAT MEDICiKE
? "Prominent CinrMnnntl Womnn Tolin (
How Lyillft R. Plnkhuui'a Vojfottibla
Compound Oompiotoly Curod li or .
Tltt ffi'Aat jfond Lydiu 10. I'inklinm'.H
Vegetaolo Compound is dolu^ iiiikmi;^
the wiimcii of Ann-ricu is
the attention of many of our leailin^
scientists, and thinking people gener*
Mrs J ara tiri /son
The following letter is only one of
umny thousands which ore on tile in
the Pinkham office, and po to prove
beyond question that I/vdia 10. Pink- '
ham's Vegetable Compound must In- a
remedy of great merit, otherwise it.
could not produce such marvelous re
sults among siek and ailing women.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:? ,
" About nitit) months I toi a j;rent suf
foror with womb trouble, which caused tm<
aovoro itain extreme nervousness nnd f? ?i
quent neaduehes, from wlu<h the doctor
failed t<> relievo mo. I tried l.vdia K. Pmk
h/un's Vegetable Compound, and uitlr, n u
short. tlun> felt better, and after taking; 11 \ ??
bottles of it 1 wasontirely cured 1 therefore
heartily recommend your Compound n> :i
splendid uteri no tonic. If makes t he mont 1.1 .
jioriods regular and without pain ; and what
a blessing it is to (]nd such a remedy after -?
many doctors fail to help you. I mn ple.ine l
to rocominend it to all suit'erin^ wm.ien.
Mrs Sara Wilson, ill ICn.st ikl St reel , Cut- in
nati, Ohio.
If you have suppressed or painful
menstruation, weakness of the stoin
a eh, indigestion, bloating. lcucorrho-a .
flooding, nervous prostration dizzi
ness. faintness, "don't-care" and
" want to be-left alone " feeling, ex
citability, backache or the blues, these
nro sure indications ?.f female weak
ness. some derangement, of the uterus
or ovarian trouble. In such cases there
is one tried and true remedy Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
ffZE'RSOjsALLy <A
* COJVT) X/CTETi
EJTCWRSIOJV
To HAVANA, CUBA. March 29
30, 1905.
Pinboard take? ple.iaute !:: i'.!tU"UiicmK
bnutlicr pej snuall y t-oi:(JUe!'d i'\ usi.-1)
from North t'aroliiin potnt? ti.iv.u. a.
Cuba, and return March '.'.'th -.!<?! V
Kate of one faro plus JJ.tu fm t ? i , !.?..n I .
trip. Including meals and With wl.sl.
en uteamer, will apply. Tickets wi;t e
sold for trains >n Maielt good leav
ing Port Tampa on ? twimci tin- n'glit
of March 30th. final limit to I. ,i\ < 11.. v. a .
April 13ih, allowing i.usscngi rs vmt.l A;>:il j
10th to return to destination.
Stop-overs will he allov?d south of
Jacksonville wh!vh govern tin- Mop-ov*r i
of regular Winter Tourist tickets.
As this cxecur&lon Is limited to i.V> |V-"
plo, parti' j> should advlt?e at hikd relative
to ^eeurlng their Pullman aeo?mm<>0-t~
tlons. as no one will tie permitt*dd ??n
?anr>? without rtrst ha\ing made i"?.rr\a- j
tions
For time tables, rates ;?nd reservntlort*. j
to
CM AS. 11. OATTIS,
Traveling Passenger Agent.
RAl.tlOli, N c. ;
JAS. KFlt, JR , C P.A , Charlotte, N.tt. J
TERRIBLE M-NE EXPLOSION 1
Ovor a SVorrt KilU:l h/ Ignition of
ot Cciil Hfts I r.jin I rn >?
Kill) Mm) Kill A?It ^ V ? i > ?- w ft? '
'I hil l tV ? \ ?4?> A'diOil
1)1' In o) I )Jl atl.
t 'll.il I. slon, W. Va. A* (In1 result of:
II dolihle explosi'i^ iii Hie 1 1 1 1 > 1 1 I ' 1 1 11
and I : il ,\ si. 1 1 1 1 1 1 < s , in ;ir I 1 1 in niuiiil, :
I v iii I \ tun: null i.ovv lit* (|i-;nl in Ihe ?
I rt i) mile >. 'I'.ii 1. 1 lhe?e Wi-ii- hilled |
in tin- lii?i i \ | , I . , . - j ? , 1 1 w J > i ? It ? ?< ? 1 1 ri . ? 1
nl nij^lit. Mini i'ii- other ion i I ? ii were I
II I'eSi ! i liy I J : 1 1 I \ W ho entered I In- IniliCR '
till' liexl OjolllillK to laUi: oil t lit*' bndn s .
of 1 1 1 1 ? i r fellow workmen. lie rewu uk j
I ill It, V W i ? i ? ? ? killed l?y ii h'i'iiiiil cxplo j
'Moll ii ml I (ic a ltd (III 1 1 1| >.
'1 III* I'll .<1 i -X plosion secliiod I < ? shake I
the fouuiiii i ion of tin' nun) ii i ii i ii s . rin1 j
ant-'iy twin flash'* front I lie two nei^h- j
holniK ih it i 1 1 1 o 1 1 ( lis 1 1 L' lil ii I 1 1 j ? ili?* ?
lien vi'iik for miles ;iroi|inl. Soon from j
tin* IniniiiK v illatfcs lor fcevera I miles iiji :
HI I (! iji'iVt jj I i i f i i \ I 'i J J I J U< I J i'i 2 a iit ] ii 1 1 1 1 1 i' i
rushed to the sei ne of I } i > ' disaster. !
The Ii I'M I explosion was caused by a
"lisi Iteil" llame coming in contact tvilli j
(/as, 1'lie Mil mes leaped Iroin the i
) 1 10 il I h ami set lii'e in everything w
1'eai'h I lint was noi blown away liy the
fol'ee of I In* explosion. Tile J*|eal illllln
by which loaded cai's ale inn Iioiii the
? I ri 1 1 mod ! h down (lie ineliiie to the
tipple and the empties drawn ? 1 1 ? was
blown from its moorings ami down tin?
mountainside (Nil) let, while the drum
house caught tiro find wys totally con
Kinned.
The ciii'b that stood ill thrt^lj^miih of
the mine wen* blown far dovv^Hiwaril
!!;.? iipple, and much of I lit* tnwU of
the i 1 1 ? 1 1 i 1 1 1 * was destroyed. The rails
were twisted, and I he erosnlies were
whipped I'rrun the heds in the ballast
and sen!, scorched and charred, many
Yards ii way. The I ? i ^ fan that fill'- |
nisheil ah in I he mine was so damaged '
that il was several hours before it
could he started amtin.
Alter < oiisiile! ,i |,le time the yreat fall '
?was repaired and tin' power turned on, !
and il henan drawing 100,000 cubic feet !
of air ihroiiv'h ALe mine wyeh minute. !
\ rescue puny "wits fi.iiii.'({ ami al.oul !
twenty men entered the 1 1 1 i 1 1 in *tinrch j
o| the bodies of those who had perished
in the lirst explosion
The men explored the mites for two
or three hours, putting up lualliees so
Hill I pure ail n||o?||i 1 follow them w Inr- :
ever they wenl. Finally some of them
eame out and reported thill Ihe others '
were too i-areli'ss in j;oini; forward
l.i-tei than the ^oiul ;iii' was hem^
Supplied. carr.\in^ at the same time a
?'naked" liKhl.
At :t l.'i another awful explosion oc
curred. caused hy the j.;;n coming ill
contact with the 'naked'" Maine of a
miner's lamp, and foiiilceii men were
hilled. This explosion was not so forci
ble as the former, lot! was more awful '
in its effects, and wa followed l?y a
shorter, thinner piiu*ue of Manic.
M hie I nspccim- I'dward l'iiekney. af
ter u r r i v i i m on the around, took chnru**
of III" rescue Work . The Second explo
sion a v; a i 1 1 damaged the Ian. and Mr.
I'inckey would allow im one to enter
Ihe mile until if was working properlv ]
and a draft of fiv.sh air w,.s rnnuini; ?
throii'.'.h the mine.
s.wr.s r.ov I ' i j< ) m si:\\ i;i:.
.lanitor W aded Iihi r, . | \fp.|- |.;Ul
W ho r, il Through Manhole.
^>evv S 'il l. t'u v. Tii wade throiiuli n
sewer at a distance uf nearly I < h i feet
to sa\ i' a little hoy's lite was a feat
that IJohert i 'noli, i hi; il-sistatll janitor
id I'llt. lie School \o |Mi. ,n \\'cv|
? 'in' 1 1 mid red a lid I'nrl \ tilth si reel ,
pel I on n ed siicci'ssl u 1 1 \ '. I.evoiie Sari- !
yan, live years old w im-e parents live :
al r.OS West one Hundred and I'orl.v- ,
tilth fttl'cei, is the hoy who owes his
life to < '( ink's act.
Several days :iu<i the i.over of the \
iiianhole over. (he thirty six hu h sewer i
that passes under West tine 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 red
and forty tilth street, helwccu Ainsler- |
dam avenue an?l HroadWiiy. was hro- j
ken, tnakiuu the place daiiKeious. As ?
the city authorities were slow ahoiit
having the uiauhoh*. which was direct- j
ly in front of the school. ii\c?l. Cool; ;
rilled up a woo*(eii cover which he
lasteneil in |?lacc with a chain, and to j
make it more seme he placed a bis*
stone ,,n top i?. The children took a j
ureal inti r? s| in the litniiv looking j
cover oi Ihe manhole, and on several
occasions I'mil; had to run tlieiu away.
A ctow il of litilc buys ,,f whom Sari
van was one. succeeded in leiuoviim
'he cover. They all took i look into
the sewer, and in some unexplained
way v on use S.iri.v an lost his halan-c ?
:?n?l tell .In. The el,; , lien heii.an to
s c i cil to and shout tut help, the noise at
tractint i o,.!.. ll.- pnilcl ott !,i
and. iutnpiiii; into the M-vvcr, leap
pcared livi minutes later witii tin !m\
i.im'K's i?im; iv\>sa<.?:.
I'i.c 1 1 iin^at ;.i n. I ? i > - IToin
:;-'W . At i \ c* >..!?? a! I'.-i-to!
INetiand. Me The - lean. - li.p II
t:ar;ati the .Mian late, aht.ui which
I here had hccu some au^clv. atiivcd
in poll Ikoiiuli weather was ie>p. nib
ble I'M* tin ?!? lav. tint 1 5 ? ? ? s h i p i.> l.one
the I III" Iter expct ietl; ;
lie 1 1 utiLiai:. in'< pas- i-,. ,i| nearly
t wenl. v I v\ o dav < It' ill. i.'.fj'ivv was
the h'ti:: -t till.e taken hv a line n'.cmii
rr I ??r ,i 1 1 a p a ? t - the \ 1 1 . 1 1 . t n lo t ii m
port.
'I" ric.nl l or Strike;
I iie I 'clilrat I . d' : ,1 |
pointed a , omui.i t. .? t.. p ? ? i
~Usl I'.elmont f"! if . i.,1^ I , ;
I 1 1 1 eii ioj i J i > f I i k I 1 - al \ \ , ,
t'ltv .
"e'll i, p
'v t : \ 11 -
li d ( 'ro-s rtl'ke
1 Je.l C.ov.
workers ate h:,s\ n;cbt
and dav at everj i.iilwav ?ta!;on a o'lu
the line ot tcf.cat for J'.o tulles vatinu
! .ii t !"? II n?sia it ivnttn.li'd
' liar. ... > . i 'i in Irci 1 1 h l'.nMlt.lav
Manuel il.ir.'ia i cl.-Pra li-.l hi- londi
hiitlnlav at London. J-'.nyland IT.VOO
M>vc;ei?us .out tied honors on liiio.
!'el I. '.Ill a. \ a; Sy;.;,u.-c.
\lldl'c\V r.lilo :;o- ;.;vi' Moll. I oil to
Sj racc.se t i.i v ci'si i v . ? s> ra.'tis ?. \.
\ f.?r a library.
New > v (
'. l'.lltL'
? he t'll'll MilllsttV ..I III. pl?'svtlt
I hif.'-au Atlluinh t> ailn'i ha .to ' > ??
Muled
An otHcir*! d^nia' yvub- 1 1* -1 * N'
Wjttr <ia? rcsiguivl .Is . ?? i I. nt ???c
ConimltJce ot" .\iinl?tfrs
According a <li?pi[rli l. ,uo;. cal.- J
men are r.ipidl> ov.lixini Unit itio
death knoll ot the in.) h > :i r.ib j
lias been sonnile.l, and b\ adv n e <>: u)l |
presidftM of I h^lr uioom he . I
tiainlpc ol.uv f. for insin: . .. up, i
^ I
A QUICK RECOVER/.
A I' rum I ii# rtt (llHrfr rtf lli? ItrlirirrM
Willi* it) Tint it k llokn'i Kl<lfter I'llli
I'or II.
Mr*. (' Ji MiiiiiK'ird iht, it locul oHIci r |
? if (III1 It I'lll'l ?'M M, of
T<?|n'Ka, Kn ii* , llniiiii
1<). h I 'J Kansas avo
1HM-, w r*J i ?--*? : I u.s??l
1 man's Kitlitcy I'lll*
duriiiU tin1 |>;iaI ymf
tol' k itliM .V I rouble 11 ikI
K 1 1 1 < I ri *< I n i 1 1 1 1 ? - 1 1 1 s . I
\va ?t suffering from
|?iiiii-< iii ilii- luck ami
icaila* Ics, lull found
after l ) i < * use of oiii*
Im<\ of iin- iviin-iiy
i lui i t In- lt'i>nlil<it> jirHd
Wallv ilisapiM-arctl, so
tlial ln-fori' I lui< I II ii
Inlii'il ;i second |ia< k
HK'* I was well. I,
1 ln i i foi'i-. In iil i 1 1\ en
<iorsr your i'?* nif< i\
(Mailed i m K.s. c j.; j * | ? m<; ARDXKR.
A I ItlAI, I f { l .l', ? Address Poster*
M illiiii-n Co., | Ju ifn p>, y Ka,0
b^ lill <|i'n li'iu, Price fa) (.?(?Ht g,
OAL.D MEN'8 HAIR CUTS.
Lest Hair a Man Has, the Oftener
Does He Have It Trimmed.
7 h<* secret I vo, taciturn barber waw
/In. illy Induced Co talk. I J t ? remarked ;
"1 vo noticed duo peculiarity about my
customers thai I could never <pilto ex*
plain. The less hair a man lias the
mo t o attention ho pays to 11.
I hero h a real estate agent who
coii.os in hero nearly every week for a
hair out, and ir l shave hint clean
from the back of his collar to his fore
Imn 1 you'd never know (bat I'd
touched him.
"OS got a short, light -colored fringe
that plays around the rim of bis hat.
like tho soft, Huffy fringe you see on
those shawls the women wear over
their shoulders, hut you'd think to j
hear him, that ho could hraid it and
do it up in roils. Wants me to he par
ticular and trim It close on the neck
and around the ears.
I humor him, of course. 1 take a
handful of somebody else's hair and
sprinkle it on the cloth 1 put on him,
and then 1 snip the air gently for 10
or 1 :> minutca and make a great ado
when I whisk him off.
Nine out of every ten of the ha d
heads are (tint way, hut men who've
got plenty of hair will keep away
from hero until they look like the
edges of an old fashioned hayloft. It '?
curious, and. as I said, I never could
account for It." Providence Journal.
#
Literal but Deceptive Truth.
They had finished tho parish tea
and the curate stood up to say a few
words to I ho recipients before they
dispersed, lie spoke in cloi|ucnt term?
of the i m pecu n iosl t y of curates in gen
eral anil then wont on to sav in ap
parently touching tones: " Why, even
''<s I stand before you now I have only
half a shirt to my hack." A few days
Iat??r'iho ivNf-Ventl gentleman received
n parcel containing half a dozen new
?' hi rts. accompanied by (.ur<| bearing
the ipune of . ne of his fair parish ion
ors. At the < arliest opport null y h<
call. d upon the l uly and thanked her
for her Kilt and then proceeded to ask
what bad prompted the u?(| action.
Why, ' she replied, "you told us the
other night that you only bad half a
shirt io >onr back. rrue." answer
'"'I he. "bui the other half whs in
front."
Captured Baby Lynx.
W. W. Bridges of Alliens, ahlle
hurting recently, came upon a j>e
(Miliar track of some animal, which ho
followed. He captured the animal,
which is pronounced by people who
profess io know to be a baby lynx, a
v"f.v line specimen, weighing^ 22'?
pounds and measuring four feet from
tip to tip.
Pigeon Chums with Cat.
Tho story comes from Newcastle
I'.ngland. that a pigeon became a great
friend of a cat, and since the cat has
had a kitten has transferred its nffee.
lions to the kit I mi and spends i,<,M
t-f its lime sitting on it and plavii,?*
wiili it.
Strict hut fruitless search was made
in the vaults under the Italian Cham
ber of Deputies recently, the Speakei
caving received an aiumynious letter
1 that the House would be blown
up .lining ,t certain sitting.
THE SIMPl.r i |F?
Wn.vn Til., i A re mi l PnllnTlmt
Are Pence.
P .?> the - 1 Hi pP ? I i !'e that gi\e* length
el da.\ ?>. -xii'iiitv i>| in lid a ad bod valid
1 1 a H| II ;'iu v, 1 1 1 T
Siuipie b>>pes ami amhjiions. hounded
|.i ,|o good to one's tieigli
- ??ill, pie plea-uie-. hah. Is, food and
,l '' long l"'fo:-e their lime bo
' x ? lowd too much into
I i"rt i-\ pi-Me|]ei>v t hey ehmlt ten high
alnl t.i.l too hard \ w woman
^ "r "'C that a simple diet
has done her:
"I have been u-ii;g Crape . Nuts for
?' ,nut >i\ months. i I it r.'ithor
^panug.y. until I acquired such ,jc.
it that tor j he last three months
I have depended upon it almost en
' ' ' * " ' -x lu-v diet, eating nothing else
w :.a 1 evi'i' but Urape \iits for break
last and supper, and I believe I could
' '' 1',i" dinner w .t!, iruit and he sut
without other food, and feel
uim h better and ha \ more strength to
do m\ hotisew ori\.
^ hen l began the m?e ,.f Crape
Nitis I w,i> thin and weak, my niuscic.?
W Cl e SO soft thai I w able to do
' ' - >v" k I v-cigiu',1 only HIS pounds
? ' ><ftitug that 1 iiu( ;1|iy w,)0ij
1 was .going down iliii rapidly, was j,er
\ oils ...,d misfiaole. \v,ih no ainbiliou
P?t any ihli.jj. My condition unproved
lapii'ty alter I began io eat Crape
Nut- lood. It made me (eel like a new
woman; my nus.;. s goi .solid, mv
figure roundel r, y weight in
CI eased r_'<; pounds i:i a few weeks.
I1I> n*n?? ci^u steidx nn.l nit mind
boiler (liKl .-'Mie. Ml ri...?ds m), MJP
they haven't mo lool; u well for
ycaii.
I cousidei lirapc Nuts the oat food
un tho mnrRPt. nnd ?ha'I never go back
to iv.eQts And Willie bread .iRrtin."
Name given by rofcluin Co., Ualll*
Creek .Mkh.
* 1 horn's a icnro-.
vAl" li*s' for tl?^ HHIo booW
"Xlif Bead t$ WeHvIlle,1* " ' f
? ? ? ..
bIRD 1NVE8TB WITH POWER.
Superstition Connected with Jeweled
Toy of F.nyldnd'? King.
When as rt Hill A niello do France,
now Queen of Portugal, first visited
Wlnd.iOr Castle, lilt* mystic jeweled !
bird which huh taken from I hp throne |
of Tippoo Hahih and presented hy tin j
Kant India Company *o (Jeorge I"
wuh Hit- object of her profoundest ad
miration. In fart, It fascinated her ro
mantle .soul, and Queen Victoria, who
had a strong strain of ronianee in h<*v
nature, quite understood her young j
guest's feeling, ho fch?; ordered l he j
bird to bn taken to the princess' apart
ment, in Order that a sketch might
bo made of the treasure. The llrst
filing the Queen of Portugal asked ,
for the night she entered the ban
quoting hall on the Kind's arm and
saw the blaze of the celebrated go!<!
plate upon the buffet, w:ih tills Jeweled I
bird! I i Ik majesty Immediately or
dared that it shouhj be placed upon
the talyo in fjyfnT* of the Queen. that '
she might- gJTze upon it Ht Iter leisure .
There are many legends woven j
about that. bird. A London journal j
(?ays the Ifindooa call it "IJma," and i
they uny that whoever owiih lima
must reign over India. It in supposed ,
to have the gift of locomotion, and it :
alights upon the Jiead of whosoever it
endows with royal power. It is about :
twelve inches long, and Is shaped like I
a pigeon with an exaggerated (ail. j
Rubles, billliants, emeralds and pearls |
are sewn about t.ie quivering feathers j
of filagree gold work: it holds a price
less ruby In Jts beak, and an emerald
of great size and luster hansH from
ics breast. The bird shares with the
Kohlnoor the superstitious regard of
the Hindoos. While the I'ma folds its
wings In (he castle on the Thames,
and while tho Kohlnoor bla/^s In the
lOnglish crown, thero is nothing else
to do but. be us good subjects of King
l<'d ward as may be. It Is the will of
the gods.
"Burned" by Cold.
Intense cold, as Is well known, burns
? if wo may use the term ? like heat.
If a "drop" of air at a temperat'uro of
ISO degrees below zero were placed up
on the hand it would have the jiatuft
effect as would the same quantity of
molten steel or lead. Kvery ono who
has the care of horses ought to know
the pain Inflicted b> placing a frosted
bit in a horse's mouth. It burns like
hot iron.
Th? World'* 1*0*1:11 ICmploTi1'.1
formally has 'JI'J.ooo | ?? ?- 1 :i I employes,
the f nitcd Stales ooo ami (Ire it
Rrltain IS- 1.000. None of the oilier
Slates in the postal union possesses
1 r m >.< H )< > postal employes. France has
Si.ooo; Austria. JVJ.Ooo; Russia, f>7, 'JG_\
and Japan, r>7.1U5.*i.
DISFIGURED BY ECZEMA
Wdintfvfiil Ctinitgc in a MkIiI-Iu a .Month
I'iicm \Va? Clear uh liver- Another
euro l?y Clil icurif .
"I had c-czoma on tlie face for fivo
lie iiilli<, during which time I v. as in the
ran1 of physician'*. My lace was so dij*
figured I could riot go out, and it. \v:\? going
from bad to wow. A 1 1 n-n<l recommended
; t 'lit iciii'ii, I I it,* lir.-t ni^ht alii r I wa-dicd
in v fm-e with t 'lit it lira Soap, and used Cu
| ticur.i ' hut 1 1 1 ? * 1 1 1 and Resolvent it changed
wonder fill I v. From that day I was able to
go out, and in a month the treatment had
j temovid all scales and scabs, and my face
' was a< < Iraf as ever. (Signed) I-. J. Sotli,
HIT St;i;;g Street, Hrooklyn, N. Y."
PE-RU-NA CONQUERS CATARRH THE WORLD OVER.
1 he Population of |
the Ea rill is
i ,400, ooo, ooo.
, - U#? ...
One Million
Die i Annually of
Catarrh .
Af.l< over tho world I'eruna' is
known and used for catarrhal v
disease#. The Peruna <iirl li'is
traveled 'round the globe. .
ller face is familiar <? very w hero that civ- ?
ili/ation reaches.
Vti I vc ran 1 1 it I'rntsed.
1'Youi Africa to Clreetdand, from Man
ehuria to Patagonia, the lace ot the I'eruna
girl in familiar and the nraises of Peruna
as a catarrh remedy are heard.
Succ4'snf ul In \ovtli ami South.
Peruna crossed tlte Ivptator several years |
ago, t<? find in the Southern Hemisphere i
the same triumphant success that has]
marked its career m the Northern Hemis
phere.
A SI it mill I'd.
I'eruna is a standard catarrh remedy the
world over.
It cures catarrh by eradicating it from j
the *ystem.
I'crmmiciit f't/rr.
It obviates the necessity of all local treat-l
mctit and it.s relict is ot permanent char- j
acter.
H'f tli on t it I 'err. (
No other remedy has so completely dotn- i
inated I ! i < ? wii->!e earth as I'eruna.
lit livery 1>> mi nr.
In a!! languages its glowing testimonials/
arc written.
Jit all climes (he demand* for Peruna in- i
The I rouble* with good intentions is
? hat death pets in ahead of thorn.
j I'lso's Cure is the best medii'ino wo over usn-l
; tor nil alfcjitions of throat and lun;?s. ? Wm,
V. I'misi.ky, Viitihurcn, Iml., Fob. 10, t'JOJ,
f.ondj.'i bridge is crossed every day by
; SJO.OOO
A (i im-:itili'cl Ciii-o J'or
Tt-'Mn'-r, Wind. V.!.?o.Uii?f or Pro! njillnt? 1
i Pih'-t. Dru kfrists will ? f ? ? n ? 1 nmiicv if Paro !
I < >iiit ni'Mil fail- to eiire in li tn II rJav?. ."?<)?. j
I The f\ immI .1 ! inn of call!'" from Mexico
I' o < 'ul. a 1 ?< increasing.
M rs. W inflow's . -?^t hlnjj Syrup for cJi(|.t-??d j
I t<'ci softi'ii t v;iiip?. reduces inllauimn
, t i - mi. a I lays i>ai n ,?mi res wind '?.>)io.'25".a hot ' !<?, j
.In Ejrlcnutve T.nbova
To supply tins remedy to tin* whole world
taxes to the utmost one of t lie best labora- j
lories in t lie I tinted States.
A H'ord 1 n>m iiislrulia.
W alter II Woodward. Ilomadier l'oval i
Australian Artillery, llohari, Tasmania, j
writes: j
'"1 suffered f ir Mveral years wi!?i a di*- i
tressin^ condition of the lic.nl and Jiroat, j
caused i>y tontinual colds.
''.My in ad and nostrils were stopped up
most of t lie lime and there was a dis
charge, and my .-eiise of smell was allectcd |
"After two \\ ?-i T; use of IVnin.i I found
this condition <|tlite < haiu'cd. ami so r con
tinned to use (Ins reinarl,ah!e medicine f<>:
over a .month
"1 ai?verv jrlad to say that at the end
of that time I was eiiie.l and I' ll in tine
health gem-rally . and am pleased to pve
IVruna my honest endorsement."
Il take:; rough tods to remove the
rust f.cin o-.r lie :i 1 1 >. So. 1".'.
Tnylor'.i Cticrokie 1>mic.1v of Sweet Cr.nn
pi.i >1 it I )?'?> j- Nfilnic > j?n*:n rem?*?ly- ('urcs
('??tifilis, ( '?!???? Cioiip ami ( 'o!!Miinptio;i,:irul
nil t liroiit aifl lu'it; 1 1 ? ? :i ' -i? At dru*{(jlst>;,
'ii'1.., 5t)o. an. I t 1.0) p.T ho'.lie.
To Cure a ( ill I i-i Oin? l) ?v
'['like T.nxative I'irom "> Quiiii :ie T.iMetfi. AH
driii<i;|sts refiiii'l m-ia- v if il tails to euro.
I',. \V. ( 1 rove's si^iialur ? i~ on ho v. 2.V.
Petroleum wells have hern discovered in
( in hualiua . M ? m- <?.
Iteh cured to ."{<> minutes by Wool lord's
Sanitary Lotion. Never Kail*. Sold hy ali
dniicgists, $1. M o! orders promptly lil!?:<J
hy f)r. 11. Deletion, Craw forosvi'.le, Iiul.
from Haunt!.
I'rince .Jonah Kahmianaole, delegate in
( ''(Ogress from Hawaii, writes from Wash
ington, 1). a* follows:
"I ran ? lieerfciily recommend your Peruna
as a very clfcctive remedy lor coughs, cold*
and catarrhal troubles."
.1 Culxnt M I nlttl< r.
Senor Quesada, Ciiban Minister to tha
I'nited Slates, writes from Washington,
I ). ( a.* lollow s:
"IVnirm I can recommend as a very
good medicine. It is an excellent strength
enirp tunic, and is aUo an etlieacious cure
f*?r ".lie almost universal complaint of ca
tarrh. ( Jonzalo 1 )<; t^uosada.
I'roin All Oaarlern <>/' the (?lohc.
We have on li!c thousands of testimonials
i !? .? those given above. We can give our
Naders only a slight glimLtfo of the vast
number of grateful letters Br. ilartman is
'?.instantly receiving from ail quarters of
the globe in beh:t!f of bis famous catarrh
remedy, IVruua.
Around the World
?? I llQVrt VO?f Dflh (
?'I have used your I^sh
Brand Slickers for years
In the Hawaiian Islands
and (ound them the only
article tliat suited. 1 urn
now In this country >
(Africa) and think a great
deal of your coats."
(name oh application)
IIKIIIUST AW1RD WORLD'S FAIR. 1901.
Theworld-wldr reputa
tion of Tower's Water
proof Oiled Clothing
assures the buyer of I
the positive worth of
all garment* bearing
this Sign of the Fish.
A. J. TOWER CO., Boston, U. S. A.
TOWHR CANADIAN CO., LIMITED,
,1 * Toronto, CanucJa.* ^
Count It Up
You'll lie surprised how cheaply, how quickly,
how easily you can earn valuable premiums by saving Uk; freight car coupon* on Good I"U?k
Making Powder can labels. ('.eta can to-<lay ami look over 1 lie litlle PremiutiL Booklet yon find
inside. It tells all about the most liberal premium system in the world ? describes and pictures
every one of the 56 hivjh-class, valuable articles we oiler. Good Luck coupons arc worth dollars
uiid cents to you ? save them I See the cut below.
GOOD LUCK Powder
lias revolutionized baiting Tt is the baking powder of positive parity, of absolute certainty.
Healthtul, whoiesonie baking of snowy white, of feathery lightness, of delicious flavor invariably
follows its nac. On account of its superior leavening power it is
Till* It the coupon on every ran.
ideal for quick haking. It costs you hut 10 cents a pound ? and
"it goes farther in quantity than any other. The excellence of
Good I.uck is Miown in the fact that 16.145,114 pounds have
been sold during the present year. Insist upon getting Good
I.uek. If your grocer hasn't it, send us his name and we'll
see that you are supplied at once.
THE SOUTHERN MFG. CO., Richmond, Va.
Lei CommoM Sense Decide
Do you honestly believe, that rolYee sold loose (in hulk), exposed
i<> dust, gernm ami inserts, passing1
through many hinds (some of
thorn not over-clean), '"blended,"*'
you don't know bow or by whom,
is lit for your use ? Of course you
don't, lint
LION COFFEE
is another story. The green
berries, selected by keen
Judges at the plantation, are
skillfully roasted at our fac
tories, where precautions you
would not dream of arc taken
to secure perfect cleanliness,
11a vor, strength and uniformity.
From the time the co flee leave*
the Jac'ory no hand touches it till
it i.% opened in your kitchen.
This hss made LION COFFEE the tlADf.lt OF All PUK?a COFFEFS.
MU lions of American Homes wckomo LION COFFEE daily.
There. is n?> stronger )>roof of merit than continued and increas
ing w>]mlnrity. "Quality survives Ml opposition."
(Sold only in 1 lb. package*. I,lon-l.o*d on every r?ekag?,)
(Save your Lion-hond# for valunhlo premiums.)
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
WOOLSON SPICE CO , Toledo, Ohio.
garg Thompson's Eys Water
"Ilnrlng tnl.Mii your vrntu'.'-rf'-.l "Pr.8??retn" for
til roit lliolit'.s nn II i-ini? flit i n i v enroll (>f htouiaeh
citurrh *ml '?*ln. 1 tlis:?k a word of j'i*l*<5 la
duo to"C?*rn.. ??* 'f>>r I !n-; r *v. naierfnl oouipo?llion.
ItiavotakAu nni'o rout ..ilut so r^fn'rtlot
but witiiou; iivnil ;iu<l i (lint CnrmrrK rrllav*
cnorn In n >l?y Hutu it. I 1.1. u ollletx I 1ih\o tuken
won 1. 1 ;n a yni."
J?uo;? Mi'Oi hp, 108 Moicnr St., Jertey City, N. J.
Best for
The Doweb
f*1-/v?*Tit, P*lMnt?l<v Potent Tant? Oood, Po HftA.1,
N?vcr SicKcu, VYcukon < r ?iri|>c. life, 2.>, &*>.:. Nuvwr
??M in Tho tablet prninpc<l UCO> 1
Uu?rantveii trt euro or ymir nonoy luck.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chlc??o or N.Y. 591 I
4NMUALSALL TEH KiLUOH BOXES
CORN FIELDS
ARE GOLD FIELDS
to the farmer who under- |
stands how to feed his '
crops. Fertilizers for Corn
must contain at lejist 7
per cent, actual
Potash
Send for our books? -tliey
tell why Potash is as necessary
to plant life as sun and rain;
sent free, if you ask. VViitc
to-day.
OERMAN KALI WORK 5
New York? 03 Nassau 5trcet. or
Atlanta, Ga. ? ii>a" SoulK firoad St. ?
10.000 Plants for 16c.
More amnions and farm# ?r? plAnt*<t to
Aalzcr* 8t?Ui> than any oiner in
Amai lea. There H r?a?on fur tills.
V* own orcr 5/>X> aorcs for the pro
duction of our wnfrnnlf#
In oriLar tQluJUCCJTt'U V2 *rZ
mi\ko jou <no following uopio
rodontcd offer:
For IB Oonta Postpaid
|M00 J?lty Turnip*,
?NO Mluufclaf Cr t?rj[.
MM UI?H Kuili b?tluc?,
tOO* HpU??JI4 O.U.?,
IMS ITar? Ui(l>?
11M UrlilUal llo?*n.
A1m>?o uvea (ockMcs conUiln etiflV
Ctent ?OMl to *row ifi.Ww ' plant*. fur
ntshtDR huikoU of brjlllren*
Oowrraand lots anil lot?"f choice i
TCJ^tablei, tog*tl>or with <>nr crrat I
oataloc .tolMnar all aUout flower*. '
Boni, Small Vi-nlto, etc., all for
lis lnnt%miu RM?t t'.ila mitlee.
Big oAtAlotf MoiiC, ?0.
JOHN A. SALZER SEED GO,
a-o.u La Croa??? WJ*.
RA* DLMOR.ES T S?J(-F?fil S INGLE Mtchins.
For SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES
Add ei? DEMOREGT FOUNDRY A. MA
CHINE. WORKS. DF.MORE8T, GA.
]'un con wkak* biff money in shiiioU* On tinulloutUy,
h UCUf.* Altll THICK. 'Tire">i?|l?
C*r<U Immediately prixlurt-tl npn:n from any P'*C?
ri rforr?pr <lr?lrea. Kull tt:am<c<i?n*ai?fit by o> a II fo?
|l. Addr***, ?].n.V>adci kav(D,TaTar?i,ru>
UfMTTE STOCK FAIN,
J. CROUCH A SON.
l'nui'a.
LARGEST IMPORTERS IN AMERICA OF THE
Great German
Coach=5tallions
11i? limt Ilorto to Gross on Rontlifni Mnr?s.
KVFUV COLT A 1IHUI-CI.A8* ON K.
The Coming hfi?> for the forJh 0?r last ln?|.ori?ilon of
tt'sillox* Arrived re b ?tb. Ah StsllloMi* fniamnteed* !lb-_
rr*I trrma m?((e. Catalogue oiui^o^tmn tf- yOlIT cCfrttfr .
nee.1* Mtsllton willew#. 5 CROUCH A 8o>?, y*?hvtlle . Tens.