The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 21, 1905, Image 4
ALL BROKEN DOWN.
K? N<? Ap|>?lll?>Jll|( h Cvitllnu?l
lluckmlit*.
ulonf/ih MeL'auloy, <>f 1 1I Sliolio
utroot, f'lilrngo, Sim Ihmu of 'I'ecinuh.li
Lodge, fenys:
"Two you raj uifo my
IwjiKh was ??
ly broken down. .My
l>firk u<'Im'?I iiihI iv.'iK
mi lumo tluil lit linn's
i wus hardly aide lo
dic*8 myNcir. I lost
my nppotlte ami whh
una I>1** to nI?m?|i. Ttiero
KcciiM'il to he no IVlW'f
until I (link 1 >oaii'M
Klilnoj I'iliM, I'liur
1)0X08 or tills remedy effected n coin
plot? and permanent euro. If suffering
Immunity knew the value of Oohii'h
Kidney Pills theyMVOUhl line nothing
else, as It Is i J i ?.? only positive cure 1
know."
For s/ile I ?y all dealers. Price fit)
centa. Fusler-MIHiUm Co., Hufl'alo, N. V.
When you g^t I" thinking l'ia' I??vc is
a lottery yon arc likely to prove it by
drawing a blank.
FITHporiWiiiciHly cured. Notltsor nnrvotiii
Deux after II rrft day's use of Or. Kline's (Iroat
Norveltcatt/jor, Atrial hot i lo and treatise f r?-??
Dr. It, II. Kunk, Ltd ./Ml Are.h St., I'lilla., I'a.
There nre no less than MO nxi i< alt and
societies scattered over Servia.
Mr*. WliUilow's Xoothlng Hyrup for children
teething, soften the KUitis, rodnee.s Inflamma
tion, allay* pain, euros wind eoll<;,25e.a bottle.
Apparatus i* ftnid t a be the o!de.?t plant
lined for food.
Plso's finro for Coiihii rn |>t Ion Is an Infallible
medicine tor coughs and eobls. N. W.
Kami;i:j., Oeean (irovo, N. J., Feb. 17, t'.ioa.
^mmigrat ion into Canada is iiicrenijiiiK
rapidly.
Iteli eared in .'Ml minutes by Wonlfoi d'a
Sanitary lotion Never ''nil*. Sold by all
druggist*, $1. Mad orders nr?.mj>Uv filled
by Or. K. Drtchon, < 'lawfoi daviMi-, fad.
CAR LAWS AND HI'LKS
(Mull eli ?There Is a law against ex
pcclofttt ing in the cars in New York,
Is there Hot?
tiothnin ? (Ki, yes.
"And Is there not a law aj-ainyt
standing on the platform?"
"Certainly there Is,"
"I suppose, of course, t hen's a rulo
against getting off a car while ir is
In motion?'
"Oh, yes, there are laws and rules
against doing < vcrylhlng In the < ant
except vtunding up!? ? Yonkers
Statesman.
It's a poor grace that doesn't make a
man gracious.
A hoy goes to school so as to have a
lot to unlearn when he comes out.
Dyspepsia of Women
ABSOLUTELY NEEDLESS AGONY
Caused by IJtcrlno Ulaordera aad Cured by
Lyflia t. I'inkham'a Vegetable Oomjiuund
A great ninny women suffer with a
form of indigestion or dyspepsia which
docs not see n i to yield to ordinary treat
ment. While the symptoms seem to be
similar to those of ordinary indiges
tion, yet the medicines universally pre
scribed do not seem to rcstory the pa
tient's nonnqd cotlllition.
SMrs. At. l^Vright
Mrs. l'ink hum claims t hat there is a
kind of dyspepsia that is cuuscd by ti
derangement of the female organism,
nnd which, while il causes a disturb
atiee similar to ordinary indigo t inn,
cannot bo n**l i?- v?*?l without a mrilit iin
which not on'\ arts ;is a stomach ton:.-,
but. has peculiar uterine-tonic ctt'ccU
also.
As proof i<f t * ? v-i theory wv call at
tention t?> til" r;isr of Mrs. M ,|
Wright, Itrtur; 1 \ n, N' Y.. who was
completely t * i? ? a ?? I by I.vdia K l'inli
liatn's Vegetable i otupouud after ev ery?
thing else ha<l failed She writes:
"Fur two years I suffered w i>|i dvspvp;ia
which ho degenerated mv cut in- stem timt 1
wn.t mmlilu to at ten It" my ?tnlt> duties I
felt weak an<l nervous, unit nothing that I ate
ta?it<;d good audit caused a dwt urbnticc m n. ,?
stomach. I tried different dyspcpMH curcv
but nothing soenad to help nic. t \*u.-< ud
viiwvl to 1-vdia K. Pink 1mm'-- Yotjetahle
Coiujkmmh! a trial, and was happily hurpriM .1
to thai that it acted hU? a tine tonic, und in a
few days I l^an.to en.i?>v and properly < ltk:< t
my f?xv|. My recovery was runid. and ? ??
tlv? weeks 1 w as n well woman. *1 have rec
ommended it to many Muttering women "
No other medicine in the world hat
received such w idespread and un'iunl.
fled endorsement, or hassueh a rccorde.f
cures of female troubles, an has l.ydin
E. Pinkliain'a Vegotuble Compound,
THE FISH BRAND SUCKER
A VALUED FRIEND
"A good nwny yean ago 1 bought a
FISH HRANI) Slicker, and it hai proven
a valued friend for many a *tormy day, but
now it it getting old and 1 must hare
another, l'lease ?end me a price-Hit,"
(The mmA of OiW worthy obllno?l to W out In all
HUaiKST \)\m >V0KM>*S FAIR, lWt.
A. J. TOWER CO.
. Boston, U. S. A.
TOWER CANADIAN
COMPANY, Limited
Toronto, Canada
Wet Weather Clothing, 8ults, and Hats for
all kind* of wot work or sport
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WRITE FOR. FREE BOOKLET
"MOW mi'KEI'AKi: A (JUICK.
SURE AND HUSH BORDEAUX."
THE BF8T KNOWN FUNHICIOE FOH
Frnlts, Vegetables nud Potatoes.
AMERICAN H0RTICUL1 ORAL DIS. RiBTG CO
MARTIN8BURQ. W. VA.
llMtAlclartii ?r^plMltural I'bcnlrnlt
Ho. Hi.
r v -v*-.
lilt SIMM. MS
Superintendent Martin Announces
the Corps of Teaclicrs
TCItM WILL til; IIILI) A1 CLEMSU.N
Catalogue Will Be Itt&ued in a Few
Day# and From This Every Detail
J Can be Learned.
Slate Superintendent of (education
<>. u Martin, who ih liio HujHuinU'nd
ent of tho Stato Summer nehool, has
announced that the faculty of th"
State Summer Kdiool, which In lo In?
hold at flemftpn college, .June UIhI to
.July i!Mh. In addition lo lliin faculty
of iiiHl ructora there ?wil| ho provided
a Kpeclal Heri<-K of evening l**?*i n r.?a
and onlcrlalninentH, whlcli will he '?n
uouiicwi later. The faculty i? an fo;
Iowh:
AdminlHtral I ve hoard Superintend*
mil (). H Martin, State Kuperlniendcnl
of education; HKHoclal e, IV If. Moll,
president of t'lenihon college; assistant,
W. It. liurlon, chief dork in depart
inent of education; Htenographer, Mint j
Irene i'lait.
FACM'liTV.
Superintendent, LaWSOll H. ICVilMH,
Augusta <? 1 1 y Hchools, supervision;
Wuperlntenderit |0. L 1 1 iikIm'H, (Jreen
Ivlle rity schools, illustrated geogni
I ? 1 1 > ; l)r. James I' Kliiard. WiiUhrop
college/ grammar; I'rof. 'I'. (iillx,r(
Pearson, North Carolina Normal & In
dustrial college, nature h l> 1 1 < i > and bird
life; Dr. I) It. Augsburg, supervisor
drawing, Oakland, ( *a I (assistants to hti
announced); Dr. A I.. Manchester
Converse college, mush ?; I'rof. A.
Moore, South Carolina college, physio
gl'aphy; 4->upt S. II Kdmuuds. Hiirnli r
city schools, composition and rhetoric,
I'rof. 1 >. VV. I Mulels, Clem.~>on college,
Kngllsh "and Aiiierie:n literature
Slip). T. C. Walton Anderson city
schools, psychology and history of el
mat lot); I'rof M K. Karle. I'lirman un
iversity, algebra and geometry, 1'iof.
I' T. Mrodie, ('IclllSojl college, aritlime
tic, trigonometry. analy t ic geometry
and calculus; I'rof. Itiggs, of Clemson
college, mechanic arts; In* Haven M"t
calf, ( 'leiuson coiiej-e, botany an I
school gardenint;; Dr. .1 I, Maun.
Florence city schools, pedagogy and
si. hool management , i'rof A
Kemhert. Wofford colli ge Latin, i'rof.
C. ('. Newman. ( lemson college, hor
I leii 1 1 u re ; I'rof. \V C, Smith. Noriti'
Carolina Normal and Industrial . ol
lege, American and general history;
Supt. W. Iv Deinl\ . Pickens graded
schools. civics; Miss Mima f Wbdc
liffe. Winl lirop lollege, manual tra il
ing; Miss Lll/.ab< I h I-' Lumpkin. Win
throp college, reading and elocution
Miss Katharine I'asi h. Missouri Noi
ma I s,-hooi. a i > 1 1 1 i ? 'i I manual training; n:
manual work; Miss Margaret I'uryear
Augusta ? iiy schools, primarv met I1
ods; Miss Minnie \| Wi'ilhl'o!
college, child sluily an I i 1 1 d ? rga ri?Mi
work; Miss Catherine Mulligan. Win
I ll rop ci ll lege, ((oiliest ii Si iell'-e.
President I' II NP'tl and the spc. ia!
committee of the CletllSOIl faellllV :ip
pointed in advise ami assi-a with 1 1 ? ?
summer school ai I an*;- nients. are giv
ing careful thought and wise ? ? ft'i > , I ?
to t ho pi a lis for (lie comt'oi I an 1 phi ?
nre of the tejiih'Ts W 1 . o attend I'll"
summer s> hool 'i'lie flenison board
of trustees made ji special approptia
t ion to put the co| lege building and
dormitories in excellent shape for In-1
reception of the |e;n Jjers. .lust :is soon
as the session closes the ihuhis ;?!id
iialls will lie thoroughly clemis-d an I
renovated. The horticultural depart
men' lias heen planting v egeyibles an 1
w
.sinuiii'
11 o A el's especially for t]
school and careful forest uTTT" Is hein
! exercised III older to provide the b?\ t
i culinary advantages. Arrangement ; ar.
be|n<r ma le for several side trips in lh"
vicinity of Clemson college. The tea h
. era will have opporluuily to visit John
| C. Calhoun's home, which is on th
campus, and also the home of John liv
ing Calhoun, his father, whi b is nc ir
hy. They Will also visit nl 1 Stou ?
churi h. where Calhoun- worshipped
and where (Pivernor I'icKcn.; and oth r
(list inguishe I men arr buried. I'or'
j Hutledge, I'etidlefon and other histor
i Ic places are not far awav. and excur
! slons will he run to Tallulah Falls and
! elsewhere.
The , at ilcgne. with full a n noun -
incuts of the . iMiiner s.Jiool, ;u i I a '
| plieation blanks. \\ i 1 he issued from
' the onh-e of (tie Stale sll pe|- i l| I ?? O ? !? ? ! ? I
of education will, in lite m \i fi ?v da?
Tliis * a t a log ne will .onriiu (he iul'or
mstion which v\il! h? c,-;.o i.ilh i.iln.i
!di ? a i I h ( . me I he do: :e M ? n i< - . ,i ! :
tin | i ' i ? - h't: iti tm.. and lit Imodin
ll' pa I : Ml 1. 1 < C!i i,i ? i in ? >1 it : : i ? \* ; j 1 lf>
.'II I he -'T\ I- ?? of till' (!? ichi'i ?. will! I
At .
d it.
re SUpjl
.1 1 1 1 1 Till
i ir m
t hot it ii ? will ? n l< a . ot in ? ? . i - 1
?to aid t<> ? le . oHifort i
Kin h one ho ? ? a room
? col h't e nil !m> ? i-ite ill t he |M im i
on the a pp ! i' it :o:i Planks f u
. t hem l,\ lh" :.!i;ii l :i!i Hi'. 'I I ? -I
; t ion. 1 "r. :>!?!? nt Mc'.l w :U
(i p; I i -i at ?- i . I*:, en j i,t. , | ;. t i .da
1 1 \ . tol ... ir I .'"i i to I ? o, ? l hi- d. >rtv
ion.'-. ; ll i i' j.-v ?>.!? saniM'".
f chi o| Stf.'ieht. . :: : it- ev. MOHt of I ? .
"nth and dinner will he >. r\e l >u
that (lav an I on 1 1 : ? - p?th tuly. th"
(lav- for the scliool to , los". Ho.n .l ;o
' the session, single beds, two in a room.
: will he fourteen per IlloTIt h \YVu . u ,
' dents are for ?? I to h a ve ! .. f.
end. a Vefna 1 will he ma le Chaiv.
for a shorter tjtne will he a' the t ?',?
of J' | er dav. (^r ,<*. pet v. ei-k
\ lvil.ii> who ioiiii' |.i jtir p- ! 'h ?
I school will le hoarded at the - ini ?
| rate if ihiie j- room for them, or tliev
Will he aided ill se.Uliltg hoard an!
pleasant aceoaiinodations.
All i olh'K1' i on\cnienci s and .ip;-oin:
mints will he at t 1 , ? ? d.v:osil of 'he
teachers i" ^ . uiiaMis aho.,t
L'uu a. ns. .. . . h'cv paths, h-isc
ca<h dormitory there arc hot and co'l
; haths. The dormitories will a. c<^mmo
dato ahout f?nu teachers, two in a room
in the rolloge building tl.ero are o\e
j 40 large hi lure rooms an.l l.ihoi ato
i vies. Thf auditorium will scat nho-d
| 1 (Kill people. There are three so. it. \
! halls sr.ltahle for smaller ga i hcr'.n.'s
! The chemiea! and physical lahornto
] riOd are supplied with water, gas an 1
' apparatus for thorcuyh work in thc.,e
' departments. Kxi.c!!cnt facilities for
I teaching drawing '.n sVty-ll.^htf.I roo.ns
i aie ot the command of ttm teacher*.
; In equipment for w^l and iron \v< rk
! ! ii g . the college cav.^0' he surpassed in
| the South. A large farm belongs to the
college which will he used for supply
ing the tahlo duritig the ?summer
school.
| The. StHte Teachers' iissori^tlon will
I meet Ht Clemson college, June ^;?th and
SOth. An ttnuflunlly strong program
has heen prept?ie-1 hy tpe executive
committee of that ny?oriatton. The
lowest possible rail road ratea will ho
secured both for the summer school
una unchers* awocUlon.
Many Newny Items Gatnered From
all Section*.
General Cotton Market.
(Jul ve.simi, cany 7 910
New Orl.aiih, h t ? ady ....7 6 8
Mobile, easy 7 1-2
Savannah, dull 7 1-2
( 'hui h-Hlon, dull 7 12
Wilmington. ateady 7 12
Norfolk, <jul?*l 7 H-4
I tali I mot e, iioniinal 786
N'< w York, <| ii i?*t 7.85
ISohloii, < 1 1 1 i < - 1 7.86
J'hlladelphia, quiet 8.10
I (oiiHton, oauy 7 1-2
Augusta, nteady 7 9-16
M fin pli Ih, Htcady ..7 916
St. I.oiiIh, quiet 7 6-8
l.oulflyllle, Jli in .. 778
Charlotte Cotton Market.
Theae figured represent priocw paid
to wagona:
St rift good middling 7 6-8
flood inhhlllng 7 1-2
St i let middling 7 It 8
Ml. hi ling . . 7 3-8
TliiK-'H 6 1-2 to 7 .00
SlaiiiH . . 6 1-4 to 6 1-4
Five Buildings Destroyed.
Cheraw, H Special. ? At 12.60
this morning fire broke out in an old
l? it i I > 1 1 1 1 x on Market street occupied by
negroes as a shoe shop, a clothos
cleaning shop, barber shop and a gro
cery store. The fire spread rapidly,
Tlio store of T. .1. Mallard, white, was
next lo catch, then two other small
buildings occupied by negroes caught.
These buildings were totally destroyed
Tin- ofllce building of the Cheraw Live
Stock Company was also burned, af
tcr being torn down In an effort to
slop the lire. The debris caught lire
:uid was burned, but being down en
abled t he bucket brigade to get in ef
fective work on the large stable build
ing. These stables repeatedly caught
lire but by hard work were finally
saved. The buildings burned were all
woo:|. The loss is comparatively
.small The Live Stock Company'#
loss is covered by insurance, also the
building in which the fire originated.
There was no insurance on the other
buildings or slocks. Mallard's loss was
greatest. mostly on account ot damage
lo goods. This block will be rebuilt
with brick buildings Italn all day
Saturday soaked the old buildings, and
In Ipeil U i t p l lie lire from spreading.
While regret 1 1 lug the loss, all feel re
lieved thai tb if; row is at last cleaned
out Had i lie wind l*een blowing from
t|je south tile i Utile business portion
i t i hi> town would have likely been
\v i pi d out .
May Sue on Old Bonds.
Columbia. S. C. Special. ? -A letter
I
which Attorney (ieneral Hunter's of
li< e n ier.ed Saturday from the New
Hampshire Attorney Ueneral, notifying
Iiiiii that New Hampshire held $30,000
hi old Souih Carolina "con version"
bonds, dale, | January I. I stilt, under a
will from one uf its citizens, Menja
n.in Thompson. who directed they be
u-"-ti lor :tn agricultural college, and
d' ma nd in g imniediale payment, is
looked upon as meaning that the
State ni New Hampshire is preparing
to biitjK just such a suit against this
State as was recently brought by
Son i !i hakota against North Carolina.
The South Pakota case was success
1 1 1 1 . but these North Carolina bonds
?vi.te backed up by a mortgage on the
S ao s railroad; whereas there is no
security in the case of this State. Mr.
Hunter litis replied by asking for the
ii!;: t! cr of the bonds and giving the
u -tubers of valid bonds of that date.
I lie good bonds of that date, which a
ivu'oeratic administration of 1SS0
funded at r.u per cent, of their face,
wiih '? per o ut. consols were in ex
? haune I'm tin r bonds surrendered
'?:i I on li lo in state Treasurer's
oJlice.
flagman Killed.
IMoretii'O. S. C . Special.-- A head-on
.Mil between a I i k 1> t engine run
as an i-Mra and a phosphate trtiin
? : ' ? ? 1 1 on the Mlautie Coast Line
i1 a | n ii n i v ?n miles south of Ash
'? > lull tiell. between Charleston Ulld
.;ivanuah. in w Lit It dayman Mill, of
c n i c i * . was killed. I'nll de
? h i'. ?? no. been obtained, but it is
; ? t 1 . ul that the light enuyie was
i t o u b t from Saxannah to l-Mor
Mnrion Parr Hanged.
t ' 1 1 ! 1 1 ; i i b i ; i Special - Marion I'arr was
banged ' <? da \ Willi wonderful
. ; ; ; 1 ! ? > r ' ; ' : ; d c ? L < ? man \s 5 1 ? ?
ifu ib-ic;i C'ari in e Sheaby met his
I I ; e 1 1 was m-thing of the sen
itioiiiil about t tie hanging, except for
ihe morbid ttowds that were massed
in the street in from of the jail and
a:o.ind the fences. fair's neck was
?loi.en. and it is net probable that lie
cad an> sima'am whatever. His fun
w.i; l.'M eti Sunda> afternoon.
I hi <a ? was lanioiis, <>11 ac outit of
In in:-, 'he tirst while man hanged
m the Stale within lite jiist twelve
Sowt'i Carolina Growers Anxious.
Charleston. S C. Special. ?With a
HI I ? P of fully (e'.M'ee.s recorded since
mo ning. t in. U I'j'ini i in this vicinity
are ai.\;mi |> . ouniinn hours and hop
lug that the brisk northwest winds
may keep up. Hundreds of thousands
ot dollars arc invested in truck in this
section, and hundn ds of acres of peas.
In ans, lettuce, asparagus, cuc umbers,
;>el othci vegetables ate iu danger.
The local weather buienit hits issued
t.o-i win nitris. picdicting a f;ill to 10
y o Ofpist- Turpentine Trust.
ifattle!.4>urg. Miss.. Special. "?Turpen
tine opvrators in Alabama Mississippi,
i Louisiana and Texas will hold a confer -
! ftii ?? here next Wednesday to discuss
! ilie naval stores situation and devise
i 'I'eiins to secure and maintain the best
l prices for the products, it I* Kild the
| mr etini; is < ailed to form an organiza
tion opposing the no-called turpentine
j l i.i st, and lo arrange for the handling
| of naval ptoses hv a corporation rep
1 resenting tile producers direct. A sim
| liar movement wns recently launched
. l.y the Atlantic coast op?r?tors ftf ft
I meeting fit Jftckftonvlllo, Fit.
A Few I nttancci.
"Has It ever ha period in your pro
fenHlonal experience that an, Innocent
man wa? nent to prison?" w?n asked
yf a Hon ton criminal lawyer.
"It haH," wfta the prompt reply. "J j
hjh J u ft t. flKiniiiK on thai yesterday 1
Of the 400 criminal I have de !
fended about fifty of my clients wcr*
convicted and Bent up.
"And they were innocent?"
"They mu?t have been. When ) I
have appealed a case to the last court I
wept while addrcsBlnx the Jury, talk j
e<t of the man'H dear old mother am! i
o/t good hh proved an alibi In hi? <ai>e j
th.e Jury mum have rendered a verdict j
of guilty Klinply through ignorance oi j
Mtupidlty."
Had a Derelict In Tow.
Admiral Bvans one day noticed two
suitors in earnest confab. One of them
wuh imparting Information 'o his com
panion of a very agreeable nature,
Judging from his beaming coun
tenance.
The admiral, in relating the inci
dent, says the manner of the speaker
amused liim very much. Ah he
passed by tho mate rained ills volco,
wltii the unmistakable Intention of
being overheard, saying to hla com
panion: <
"1 mean to glvo up this seafaring
life when my tirno is out. I am go
ing to marry a rich widow woman,
the derelict of a butcher."
"To.ly'n" AvHlitr.
Johnson iv a s eompiliug the diction- |
ary.
"Yes," lie explained, "I'm trying to
collect h few words for the circus pos
tcrs."
Starting with "aggregation," he hunt- j
cd for polysyllables.
The complaint that New Yorkers '
hurry too much fai!?? to lake into ac- j
count t'aat moat of the crowds are [
hurrying to got out of th-j city, avers
the Washington Kvonlng Htar.
A Konvy Kliif,
Under the Kiklns law any railroad
company which pays rebates in any
form, or any shipper who accepts them, j
Is liable to a tine of from $1000 to !
$20,000 upon conviction. It also pro- J
hibits the carrying <>f freight at less !
than the published tariffs. TIk- Inter
state Commerce < 'onniti-^ion is empow
ered to deteet and prosecute violators
of this statute. President Jvmipp, of
the commission, states that Since this
law was passed rebate paying has
been as rare as forgery.
Tli<* Ktcriiiil Fnmlnlno,
Grandfather, doing v/?rne carpentry
work, and tindiug be needed some
screws, sent little .Mary to the hard
ware store to get some for him. When
she got there she could rot remember
the word "screw." At Inst she said:
"(Jrandpa wants some nails with rutlles
on."? Life.
C'li Hi) ron I >.? I iif? .
At tli!* ppftson >>f i he venr, when warm
'lays followed by cool nights and the eating
<>f fruit mid vgetaldcH eff.vting the Mom
n^n. b nvels. etc.. wo hear ?>f so inunv chil
dren dying, dive them Dr. Itiggers'' Huck
leberry Cordial, the gr> at specific f,,r all
Dowel t roii Mes and children teething.
Mold by all Druggists, -25 and M)<\ bottle.
Pointed Paragraphs.
Book-keepers arc merely figureheads
In the business.
I he motto of some men Is, "(live me
liberty or give me debt."
A man's most distant relatives are
those who have the most money.
Most women would rather patch up
a quarrel than darn their stockings.
Many a good name has been givei
the tar and feather degree by idle gos
sip.
If a man is unable to keep his word
he can find plenty more in the dic
t ion a ry.
When money taiks to the most of us
it Is the Other end of n long-distance i
phone.
When a married man laughs in his |
Bleep his wife imagines he is di earning
that he is a bachelor.
There are a few rising young men in
this world, hut the majority keep their i
seats in a crowded ear.
Owing to the high price ?>f wool. th.> j
wolf finds it rather expensive mas
querading in sheep's clothing.
There is mighty little poet ; v in rais- |
ing a family of ten.
I
A man is so unreasonable he wou'd !
rather pay doctor's bills than milliners' ?
bills.
I wins ate like having pueiimonia [
when you expected to go to a baseball j
game.
1 he devil i ntiid get a very big salary j
if he would come up ami li\e in New I
York .
You can generally tell when a Kis! j
has been kist-'cd before by the vvav she '
pretends she hasn't.
HONEST CONFESSION.
A Doctor*!* Tulk on I'otxl.
Tiiero are no fairer set of men en |
earth than the doctors, and when they j
find they have been in error they are |
usually apt to make honest and manly i
confession of the fact.
A case in point is that of an eminent j
practitioner, one of the good old school,
who lives in Texas. Ills plain, un -'
varnished tale needs no dressing up:
"I bail always had an intense prcju j
dice, which 1 can now see was unwar- j
raiitalde and unreasonable, against all j
muchly advertised foods. Hence, I '
never read a line of the many 'ads.' j
of Crape-Nuts, nor tested the food
till last winter.
"While tn ( 'orpus c'hristl for my I
health, and visiting my youngest >on, I
who has four oi the ruddiest, health
iest little boys I ever saw. I ate niv
first dish oi < .rape-Nirts food for sup
per with my little grandsons. I be
came exceedirrgly fond of it have
eaten a package of it evfry week since,
and tlnd it a delicious, refreshing and
Mfttigtheninc food, leaving no ill ef
fects whatever, causing aio eructations
(with which I was formerly much
troubled), n<> sense of fullness, nausea
nor distress of sioimich in any way.
"There is no other tood that agrees
with me so well, or sils us lightly or
pleasantly upon my stomach ns this
Uoes. I atu stronger and more active
since I bognn the use or Crape-Nuts
than I have been for ten years, and am
no longer troubled with nausea aiul in
digestion." Name given by Poslum
Co., Rattle Creek, Mich.
There's a reason.
Ix>ok in each pkg. for tho famoiu
Utile book, "The Koatl to Wellvillc,"
Largest Moose on Record,
Probably tho l&rge&l u loos# of whlal
l hero is reliable record was shot b;
Carl Ituriglus, tho animal |>?ii ntr-r . )i
New Hnmswick, hi 1901. This grea
beaut Mood Hcv<*n feet high at th>
Khoiifflci s ami (lie longth of Its li ?-;? ?
arol body together was nine feet srvm
iuehcK. Tho AlaHkan moose have t h ?
largoHt antlers, and ono pah from ai
animal shot on tho Kenal penlnsuh
baa a spread of 78 % inches, and ha:
.'{4 points. With the dry skull to whirl
they are attached, those antlers weig)
1>.'i '.4 pounds, a weight which nothinj
but an animal of gigantic strengtl
could carry at top xpeed over tin
roughest ground and through thickl;
wooded country.
Their Choice of Hymni,
When Burton Holmes, the lecturer,
wan in I'Jngland tho past summer he
u famous prlsoir. II*? was
thero on Sunday and* attended tlie
church services. The prisoner* were
permitted to select tho hymns that
they wore to sing, and Mr. Holmes
Hald that they threw much feeling
Into "Free From t'iie Law, O Happy
Condition."
Thy last hymn was "God lie Will)
You Till We Meet Again." This
seemed curious to Hi* visitor, espe |
daily as he "noticed that many o? the
convicts smiled broadly while sing
lug. He inquired about the song, and
thu warden explained tbst a prlsonci
Who had been th?re for years was to
be discharged the next day.? Boston
Transcript. i
I wo Blind Brothers.
A wonderful couple are the Barron .
brothers, who live on Broad street. !
Although (hoy are both totally blind i
and have been so aflllctod slncj birth,
they are well educated and well read !
They arc about twenty and twenty i
three years of age, respectively i
They go arm in arm wlierever the^ 1
want to ko, without the aid of a guide ;
or even a walklug cane. 'Iihey are ;
familiar with thu town and go about
tha stro?ts, dodging teams aiid street :
Ciirji and never jostle agaftist tin i r j
fellow pedestrians. The "."frequently j
visit the postofllce and can go to any
store in town if given ordinary direc- i
tion?s for finding it. They are cherr
ful and got more out of life t'nan many j
who are nioro fortunate. ? Atlanta i
Constitution.
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I' no r.nnKin:tn & Mai'lliiPt l'rtlnt.
Don't pay sj ..r)U a gallon for linseed oil,
which you do in ready-for-nse pa int.
Lluy oil fresh from the barrel at GO cents
nor gallon, and mix it with Longman & |
Mai tine/ I ,. & M . l'aint
It makes paint cost about SI. '20 Pcr ]
gallon.
? fanu'A S. Harrow, 1 'resident Manchester
Cotton M: ! Hock Hill. S. writes:
"In 1S83 1 painted my residence with L. &
M It Iooks better than a great many j
houses painted three years ago.
Sold everv where and bv Longman & j
Martinez. New York. Paint Makers for
Fifty Year?.
Bulgaria i- placing immense orders for
war material in Kuropc.
NO TONGUE CAN TELL I
Hoir I SnOeio.t WttU ItOiInc am!
ItleoUiii* ICe/otiiH Urttll Curoit
? ?.V Cut I cut-it.
"No tongue can tell how I suffered for j
live years with a terribly painful, itching !
and bleeding eczema, my body and face 1
being eoverviA with sores. Never in my j
iife * 1 1 * I I experience such awful suffering,
and I' longed for death, which I felt was
near. 1 had tried doctors and medicines j
without success, bat my mother insisted i
that I try t.uticiira, I felt better itfter the j
first bath with Cuticura Soap, and 'one ap (
plication ot Luticura Ointment, and was i
soon entirely well. (Signed) Mrs. A. Kt* |
son, llcllcvuo, Mich."
Frinch Printing Trade K*lilt>ltlon.
Following British precedent of 1001,
nn international exhibition of printing,
liapermaking, journalism, engraving
and all graphic tills is to lie held in j
l'arls in 1!)<)<?. It Is to be the largest |
show of the kind ever held. Pkper j
manufacturing atid wood pulp making
will, It Is stated, be shown in operation, I
yow'< tiiIb*
Ve odor Otui Hundred Dollars Howard f .r.*
nny casa oL Oal'ier > 1 4 1: cannot bo cured i>/ '
Hull's (J.Uat r.i Cur.1.
1. J. t iiKKKf A- Co., Toledo, O.
We, the uiidorsk Led, liavo known K. .1.
t heuey lor the hist 1.. \eiirs, nr d believe him
i e.riectly houornblo 1I1 nil business transac
tions and ilnaa-'iaity able t > carry out any
obligations until') by taoir llr?ji.
W i;s r far ax, W liolos.il ) Druggists, To
ledo, t),
Wai.oinu, Kissw ?t .XlAKviy, Wholesali
1 >r.tg ,'lsts, Toledo, O.
li all's (.'atari* a < -u re is t:i co:? iutorailly, a j;* j
luv; dire jily anoa tlio blo>> I a 1 1 mucoassar- I
!aC'?oi t!rny?;ni. Testimo iiaU sent Irej.
l'rire, I j *. |>i?v* > ??.???. Sold by all Draggl'tti.
lako flail's I'a tiily I'iils tor coasttpatlo si. |
A Nleklc'tt Wurtli of .lump*.
"A small boy ranie into my store the j
other day." remarked the druggist. |
"ami asked for live rent*' worth of 1
'jump1-.' Now what do you suppose j
he wanted?"
\Vlieii everybody gave it up the drug- j
gist lold them what the boy had been j
Kent for was bops. New York Press. 1
QUEEN OF ACTRESSES
PRAISES PE-RU-NA.
MISS JULIA MARLOW;
Heartily ) Approves of Per una For (he Nerves.
IN' a recent letter to The l'eitina Meili
. fine Co., Mi.ss .Julia Marlowe, of New
York City, writes the following:
"1 uni t/ltul to write my t'n
dorxcinrnt of thr f/mit rrmrtlft,
IVi'miki, an tt m-rrc tonic. I it o
ho in out heti rttt y,>'- ? JuHa Mar
toUf. t '
Nervousness is v?'ry common among
women. Tliis condition is dtio to anemie
nerve euiitres. Tin? nerve eentres are t lu*
it's'Tvuirs of nervous vitality. Tlt^ae cen
tres htVome bloodless lor wuii(. of proper i
it nt i*i t ion .
'I'll is is especially true in (lu1 spring
season. 10 very spring a, host of invalids
Hie produced an the direct result of weak
nerve*, *
This can be easily obviated by lining
l'eruna. l'eruna strikes at the root of
the dilliculty by correcting the digestion.
Digestion furnishe# nutrition Tor tho
nerve centres. Properly digested food
furnishes these reservoirs ot'Jife with vital
ity which leads to strong, steady nerve#
and thus nourishes life.
l'eruna is in great. favor among women,
especially those who have vocations that
are trying to the nerves.
lit in a hot tl<" of J'fl'int# to-dt if/,
i/ }/ou do nnt receive all the bene -
jtlN/rom l*emna that yon expect
ed, write to Itr. S. 11. Hart man,
ColmnbUH, Ohio.
Say Plainly to Your Grocer
Tlmt you want LION COFFEE always, and ho,
briii"1 a square* man, will not try to Bell you any
thing else. You may not caro for our opinion, but
What About the United Judgment of Millions
of housekeepers who have used LION COFFEE
for over a quarter c*f a century ?
Is there any stronger proof of merit, than tlio
Confidence of Hie People
and ever Increasing popularity?
LION COFFEE Is carefully se
lected at the plantation* shipped
direct to our various factories,
where It Is skillfully roasted and
carefully packed In sealed pack
ages?unlike loose coffee, which
Is exposed to germs, dust. In
sects, etc. LION COFFEE reaches
you as pure and clean as when
It left the factory. Sold only In
1 lb. packages.
Lion-head on evory package.
Save those Lion-lieads for valuable premiums.
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
WOOLSON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio.
"I write to lot yon know liow I appreciate yon?
Ca^arcta. 1 commenced taking thorn Ibit Novem
ber Mi'i took two ten cent boxen and iiasscd a tape
worm 11 ft. Ionic. Then I commenced taktng'them
attain and Wednesday, Apr'.! 4th, I naatied another
tapo worm V*S ft. long ' I over a llion:<*ud small
w/irni*. Previous to inv la!.ing raKoarot* 1 <y<ln't
know 1 had a tape- wnrui i always had a small
?piiellte."
Win. K. Brown. J81 franklin 8t.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rest For
The Dowels
CANDY CATrtAnriC
Plrnsnnt, PalntaMfl. Potent, T?pt(* Oood, Pr> Oooil,
Nover .Slokon, Wonkvn <>r Orlpp, ICc. ?V.50c KfVfr
?o!d l*? b r.U. 'l'hrt Koimlno tnlilct ?tnmi>ud O C C.
Uu?tnrl?cil to euro or your money back.
Sterling licmecly Co., Chicago or N.Y. 594
mUhl SALE. TEH KH.U0H BOXES
Thompson's Eye Water
So. 1(1.
Better Fruits-Better Profits
Better peaches, apples, pears' and
berries are produced- when Potash
is liberally applied to the soil. To
insure a full crop, of choicest quality,
use a fertilizer cOllTItTiiing not less
than 10 per cent, nctuul *
Potash
Send for our practical hooks of Information ;
they arc not advertising pampltlris. Itoninitur
icrmizers, iuu nji? niiMioiiuuvc
treatises. Sent licc i >r the aikin::.
GERMAN K AM WORKS
New Vor?;? 9J Nessau St., or
Atlanta, Ci ? ?
22'j Houth HroaJ
h tiuel.
Free
Premiums
To further intr^r.ro Good Lin k Making Powder, we .ire offering valuable
premiums IrCC to ail users. On the label of every can will be found a coupon.
Out out these coupons and save them. The litile gift book inside each can illustrates
the many articles and tells how to get them lr??? * Resides thesa valuable premiums,
you get a superior baking powder and it costs you but 10c per pound can.
GOOD LUCK
Powder
ONE
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po^'esses excellent leaven'mc qualities. It is powerful in generating gas,
therefore rft-ikes exceedingly lif^i* bakings. Its positive purity assures
von of good baking result*. Through these superior qualities C.ood
I.uck Baking powder 1?m reached the largest saJsof any baking powder
in t'.UC world,* Carloads aud tramloada are whipped to alt sections of
the country. This tremendous sale makes it possible for us to sell
it at the little price of 10c per pound can. Insitt upon having Good
Luck Baking Powder and get a superior article at a moderate price.
THE SOUTHERN MFG. CO.
felduiMiid. Vau
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