The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 26, 1905, Image 4
MISS.
71 ILDRED^
KELLER.
RESTORED TO HEALTH.
THANKS TO PE RU NA
Friends Woro Alarnnd?
Advised Change of Climate.
Mine Mildred Keller, 7 1 ? I ' 4 1 i i Hiii ct, N. |
W., Wusbington, l> <' , wnii'*:
"I can safely reeumineii'l I *? lima fur < a- j
tar?|j. I lia<l it fur vearw imi it wuuld I
respond <u no kind of l n?atment. <o if ii '
did it watt only I hi j ?' ? i jj y, uii'l on the ,
elittldcNt Jil'ov oea I ion tin1 trouble iviniM
come bark.
. "/ WtlH III HHO.'l It slitli ? lllilt m ft
friends un/rtt tiln rm etl olnittl mr, it ml '
i I VUH itfll'l itl til h'.:lVfi this i'//, nn'o :
Than / trial I'rrttnii, mil In nit/
O'OtljL J t>)f /'omul It (fitted ntr / r > n
/lfnt tlnsn I Untie, ti ml tt / r n- tn/t 1 1 <? ?< |
on red ni t'.
"It built nj) my coini il lit i<ni, I i-fur-t i i:< < I
my upper i I c, and I feel that I ahi |>iiiii(iy
well and atron^." Mildred l\i|!?r.
W? 'have on iil<? many I b<>><-aiid 1 ?? - S
inomals likfl tin- ab->\e. \\Y <an pvr < . ? i :?
loaders only a nii^bt uliinj.-r at tin- \.i*t
array of unsolicited cin!<nflim<iilu lit. 1
Hartinan i? icceivinu.
' rod t
lils Barcaln
To letter itrtveiilno (lie HomIIi'n lirndtnj;
J1 il?l nos* (our qcltolai^hlpH i-:?t <>{
feroil yoiiDK |>?moiii of this county *!)?)?? thA'i
post Wit IT K Tol?\V
PAY TUITION AI-'Tlili
POSITION IS 51-XUkliU
First 10 who flip tli in notleo uiid nond to
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Hfelci^h Ccluinliia, Knnxville, Allnr\t?i VVnro
I'l. Worlii or N^?lvvillr, T?nn.
may, williont glvlni; p;iy KVKKY
CI'JNT <>f tuition out of fi.il.iiy n f i r
Koocl po.iltlon Is securt-d. If i ? t serurrd
no pi: y required.
COUnSE BV MAIL I RT.E
if not ready to outer you may tako
Icsuuiis l?y mull 1'ltlUK uulil fatly,
Wliltli would ..savo time, llvlntt ?? x j ?< ? 1 1 s?? ? .
otc.i or complciii at lioiuo uiul i:< t di
ploma, I). I'. H. C. t'o , lias il.Vi.10
capital, 17 bnttkei'H on IJoanl of I ih-fi*
lor*, and TWIiNTY Co1|.>;.h In Tllllt
'J'KiCN states to back every il.iliu It
makeo. |C?luldl.sli<-d KIXTKKN yearn.
Clip und ttend this notleo today.
Conccntratco
Crab Orchard
WATER
Nature's Great Remedy
FOR ?
DYSPEPSIA
StCKJ^DACHri |
Btimulntu* tto mv - M
uiul koopft tho ?lvtlrw^RRHpi^v^teHith v
oondlttou. ?l<r
A Nftturftl Product with ? ro?or<l ol ? i>n
tury. If aflllotrul try tt.
H<M l> BY A 1-1. IHtt'fi'Jl.HTS
0RA5I ORCHARD WATER GO,,
I.OlilSVII.I.Ii, Kt,
so. lii .
MLWmlsa
S3? $3.50 SHOES 85,.
XV. ?.. Poiuilai ami ?cll-i uioin
Men'* lS.'t..?o Nlitiis thin an) ntlni
Itmnufart uri-r Id llie \?nrl?!. Xln.tmil
REWAKD to*ny nnr who ran dUprcvt Out tUtruic.t
W. I>. Ilonclnii *:?..-<> ?duic* ?r? tin*
ftroli'st M'llcrH lit tin- win lit Iut:mi>o <>l
lielr excellent Mylo, ??!??>> iHtniu stml
euifrrior wcnrtnir qtinlltli?i. Tli?-> nr?<
ili?t n? kikmI mh IIiiim> flint <\i- 1 from
15.00 fo ??7.00. Tlii' only .l.llf/Vm .? U
til* |?rloe. \V. 1.. l>ouirlns qi.'I.M) vli.xi
font nioro to ninki1, holil tlicir kIii?|i,<
better, wear loncrr, nml are of ki-<-hi< >
value than any other 8>:hfiO *linc on tlio
market to-day. \V. I.. l>otit;l.is umu
ant?M their valno hy nmpini; I ? I
name anil priro on tti? bottom of ?-:i<- )>
?hoe. I.ook for it. Take no Mit>.?t it n I
W. L. Donglm* 9:1. rto lire noli!
through h In own retail utorr* in theiirln
ctpal CltlCrt. unit hy kIkmi dt'iilri*
where. Nomattcr whero yon live, W. I..
Uooflan shoe* aro within your rcaili.
EQUAL 03. OO SHOES.
*/ Map* worn If. (,. Dok(j1<is fS.SO ifwct /t
9tmrt,*n4 rvMiit'r litem 1 >jn?l to any /yoo $h ?
nov on Iht market. They *?r? t^irn rrh,
i*Mwuii.''-Hiii. II. Anderjon, i,e<tl ?ti<iie
Avtnt, kania4 Vxty, Uj. 2k
BeyewearW. t,. Dearies $2.90 find9?.oo
*MU because ik*y fit better, hold their
<>iyt ?b< wear tenser then ether make*.
IT. L. touffai ?in Corona Coltskin in hit
pM thoet. Corona Colt 11 r,.,-r, lt,l (.,
M IKt /Innt patent leather produeeJ.
frcrr i*m*ry. j
_ W. L. DoocIm hM the UrrrAt?Ji<><> wictllordrr
Mmh In lb* world. >?> trouble to Kot a i.t
?I I Mil H Jmlta*. Mm,
, MAN FROZE TA8T TO PENOfc
| W?i There to Otay and Had to B*
bawcd Loo bo.
I It neded lift !o argument to convince
' 'esldonta * 11 ut they were fueo to faca
| villi Hie woi'Ht cold fciiap that hull
j '.onto here this your, h uy? a dispatch
I 'rom Anaconda, Montana. A peep
1 it tho thermometer wan all that was
J ??. quired. In tho morning tho mor
ula- y registered aomowhoro around the
i (0 degrees below zero mark. Out of
j ho city It wan colder than that. lt?
? }ort? brought In from tho vicinity of
j =llv<r I alto claim the thormomotor
j a ? ? : i ? down close to f)0 degrees below
?.( ro, and then refuaod to work ore*
i ln,?'.
Several Htl/.ena had experience#
A'h.lch tl:ey will remember for Homo
I .lino to come. In the vicinity of the
j ouiuiry a belated pedoKtrlan clung for
i i moment to a fenco and froze faat
| o It. lb* wan there to Htay, and wan
"I'o/lng to tho boardH harder every
i nl/nite. A few friends happened to
jo mo along, and they tried to pry him
noun. Home one suggested going for
in ax, and another thought an Ice
jlck would ho tho proper caper. Hy
! ? ! ri: ?.* tho man aKalnat tho fence
' a na ready to talto an oath that hla
| *:is the frostiest Job h* had ever fr*>
| ten on to
Tho trouble was flii!iJJj^'A?>voreomo
| iy jawing away a part of the fence,
uid I lie man went home with a new
'angled Kind of a box plait finish to
a Is coat.
Claim Statue Is a "Fake."
A contributor to a recent number of
the Strand duel area that tho William
II Seward statue in Madison wqunre.
New York city, is tho "atautuo of two
people at once." The sculptor, accord
ing to (he Strand, was approached by
tho committee intrusted with the erec
tion of the Seward statue and wan
a*! ? d to abate his price. "I cannot do
<!?:?!.'* he aald, "but I will tell you
what I will do. 1 have a Mat ue of
Lie <dn here which has be<vn left on
my hands hy a defaulting Western
city. 1 will take off Ills head and put
on Seward's, and llx It that way." Ifo
d'd, "and the head of William II. Sew
ard has at nod upon the broad about
d< ru of Abraham Lincoln from that
day to this."
T.iM.i is a hundred years older than St.
I '? t ? i L 1 1 1
1 ' .i'-: ? 'hi1'' for i 'o!i.mi:n|itloii |? an Infallible
n ? Mi" i ? ??* and cold:>.--N. W.
J Avi ??(?' in N..F., I'eli. 17, I'.KX).
^ - ?
,v-t.,|i|| lY||e I !!!'"! Il.ivr illl lodlK-cd llblllll^
I I i.i i -% i i 1 1 \ iVi i I ' y niol ors.
It li cured iii n<) minutes by Weolford'n
Sii 'i oy I ? ?lion. Never 'aiU. Sold hy all
<1 1 ?> i -i ?>, SI. Mail ordvi'H promptly filled
||> I )|'. Iv I >e t rill >11 . ( I .in fill' .IrfVllle, liid.
? lap. in has vriy lew iiuHit#iiaiics and
pi a-. i ic.iiiy iin mult i iinllion^ireu.
ITCHING SCALP IIUMOR
I ioIv SiiHrretl 'I'ortnroii I'ntll Cureil I ? y
< i lit iii .i ? rill i licil I la\ kiiiI Nielli.
"My ?? alp u.i.s covered with little pim
idiii and I fiiiTciid torture* from the itch
ing. 1 wa-1 mi .ill h. Mi; all diiy and night,
and I could yet no rest. I washed uiy
h- a I with hni water and (\itienni Soap
and 1 1 ? ? 1 1 applied the ('nlionra Ointment
;:-i i illr^iiii;. I ?iiC? hog of ihe oillt ment and
?iii" i ike ut (,'ul icii ra Snap cured inc. Now
my hrad !i entirely rlrnr mid my hair m
pr.nvinjj splendidly. 1 have used Cutieurn
S up ever since, and uliall never be without
it. (>i;:ned) Ada ( Smith, iit)U Caiunoi St.,
Jersey I 'My, N. ,1."
Coin Minted In 1304.
\V. M. Fayette of llurllngton, Vt.,
a!.;is In his po?;sessltin a very old and
?on! raot'dlnary coin. It appears to have
bton ii-sued in Turkey anil bears tho
rain of 1 ;{!)?!. Sullanate of Hrunel in
clearly engraved on ono uldo of tho
coin, while on the other nro charac
tet'M which are a mystery to Burling
Ionian:;.
ANOTHER LIFE SAVED.
Mrs. <L W. Kooks, of SallMburjr, Md.,
wife of tJ. \V Kooks. SheritT of Wico
uiico County,
Buys: "1 mif
f??roil with kid
ney complnlnt
for vight yt??rR.
It camp ou nic
*Krnd unlly. 1
= IVIt tired und
" \v t> 11 k , w ii a
short of bron t h
and wns trou
111 o (1 w I t Vi
Monti ok ii f | ?*r
eutinK. nnd my
limlis wore badly swollen. Our ilix-Kir
(<?!?! me it would finally turn to Bright*
? I s. ,!--.. l \v:is laid up at one time for
ilifc.' u ci-lvs. 1 .had not taken Dunn's
K iltu'.v I 'ills mote than throe days
\\ln-n tin* distressing selling across my
l':i' t; disappeared, anil 1 won soon en
; i v ty cored "
I'm- sa|i? by all dealers. Prlco, !SO
rents. I \.>:? i M IllMii n Co.. Huff a lo, N. Y.
C'henp N'rn<|??i rrn,
< "ii'r.t-'t^ i : i' w * 1 1 a pers, owing to tho
<?!? ? i s ! . 1 1 . 1 \ lit' |?a used and to (lie
l.?\\ j-i-.i- <.f la I ii i r, Imlli literary Hint
! i ? '.initial. aii' issued at an extreme
ly -in. ill lis;ure. '1 1.? pri<?? of the
nr.l:i..n\ S!:an^hai journal is four cnbti,
or all ill t one iifth of a rent.
Hi- III hi < 11 II III t III- < llll'll
I \ ' ^vil a;\>U'\iti Mis ;ts ttmy ?'?ni?ot r?a*hth?
? i-oit (? >ri i'?.t of tUiv ir. 'i liore is ouly au
\ . . i ? ir>' 1 1 '.i i iii'.hs, ;iti. I thai is by eoustl
l'iii mi ii ro ;i'sii?i% 1 'outness i-. euu sod tiy a. i
i. m i i.i-ii I'oa tutiia ut l In* timeout ltulngo(
li.?* r.'istai-aiaa 1'uno. Wlnsntliis tubo is la
...tu.i-d you ntivo a ru inMiugsoiiitd or impor*
.1-. mull ami wiiou it ii entiroty elos?d
t i.'.iiu ?>> Is in > . ? in It , .mil unless tho InAutn*
iii.it i? i i inn In' la'ioa mil and tins tiiliu ro
f-inn'ii to us no.ai.u couihli'ia, hearing will
li.i de it r?>yi- i iiiri'Vijf. Nliuj east's out of to.i
mumI'I ay.i.ii iii'i-.i,\Viiii?ii is iiuthiii < tv.it i i
in li aim'. t iMailittoa of tlio iniieou* surftioAs.
iif .\iil /no (l,ii) ) I tin ire. I Dulliirs (or an/
ensoul I >o.iiii;?s< ^Musi.-il i>y ?'iitarrii)t lint onii
i.ol ?"? ?aic t ay liali'j i .it. i. ill Cure. Send for
v ne.i tai ; i >'0. f. I. 1 hunk* A Co., Toloilo, l>.
S?old 4y i >r. i exists, < Vs
1a*ouiair.s I'liiniky t'iiU for constipation.
SivhIIiiit II.imic Out,
The swallow is being annihilated. As
tin* 1. n ils cross Frame ami Italy going
to Africa in the fall ami returning In
the spring they are mercilessly slnugli*
tereil for the table and the plume
trade Their numbers arc visibly de
Vi'ca.-it:g.
ropsysi
Rrtnovr* nil t-\<rrltin? it t tOM
ID II W ClOSf Mil
Disastrous Collision on the Elevated
Kaliway
ESCAPE HIGH Dl VI; BY EEW INCHES
Twenty Are Injured, 8ix Seriously,
and Over a Hundred Have a Han's
Breadth Escape From Almost Cer
tain Oeath on a New York Lir.c.
Now York,' Special. ? Twenty por
tions were Injured, six of them ho
iously that they were Kent to hospi
tals, it i id inoro titan a hundred per
Hons narrowly escaped death or ser
ious injury when a fast moving train
crashed Into two others on the 1 i I k ? ?
lc? vole<i structure eu the Third avenue
line at One Hundred and Twenty-third
ftjtroot and Alexandria avenue. Only
the best of good fortune prevented a
terrible tragedy. After tin' crash the
ends of the shattered earn bung over
the elevated Ktruetuie at one of the
highest points on the line. Had tjiey
moved a few Inches more they would
have pitched to the ground far below
with terrible reaulLs. (Jood fortune
alho kept the wrecked earn free from
the heavily charged third rail. As
they hounded front the track they
rolled away from the deadly rail and
settled down, safely, but Infiecwrely at
the nioht distant point possible on Hie
narrow trestle.
Two trains were standing on ?ho
I resile waiting for the draw-bridge
over the liarlcm river to close, when
a third train swung around a curve
and crashed into them. The motor
car of the third train and the rear
car of the second train were smashed
and thrown half around and the other
cars were tossed about, ami Homo of
| them overturned. Passengers were
j thrown to the floors of the cars, and
; many of them were severely cut by
! glass. Men and women fought to en
cape from the cars, which they feared
might pitch to lh?> street below any
minute. A fire alarm brought several
ladder companies to the scene, but by
the time they had arrived nearly ev- I
cry 1114111 who had been on the train
had reached the ground by scrambling
down ihe Iron pillars which support
1 Ihe elevated structure. The firemen
j carried down several women and a
j number of persons who had been in
, Jured too severely to help themselves. |
To Unite With Cumberland.
\\ inona l^ike, Special ? Aiiild a|
storm i if applause, without debate or
dissenting voice. I he <;?me,nl Aasei/ibly
of the Northern Presbyterian Church i
Monday voted (<, re-unite with lln> |
Cumberland Presbyterian body, which j
withdrew from the original denomina
tion on February |, is In, thereby. So |
far as the main Church is concerned. |
bringing together the two largest j
branches of the Presbyterian faith. The j
Cumberland Conference now in session !
at Fresno. C?l.. has not yet decided to ;
the union.
Hy the adoption of the rejmrt of the j
special can vanning committee, the as- j
uembly ordered that the question as it I
now stands be referred to the commit- 1
fee on co-operation, with the pro vis- j
ion that It have power to confer with !
a committee from the Cumberland body j
to the end t lint the details of the con- !
sol Idatlon may be worked out in a re- i
port to the next General Assembly, j
The special committee, in its report on '
consolidation, canvassed the vote of the
presbyteries, showing Mi yean and
nays. ,
Dissenters from the Fast and the
South, who apparently made no con- j
certed effort, outside of secret commit- j
tee meetings, to defeat consolidation. !
declare that the General Assembly has/
opened the avenue to defeat by re- !
ferrlng to a committee the work of ar- |
ranging the details of the consolida- i
tlon.
It Is intimated that the opposition i
will take the question hack to the <
Presbyteries of the Cumberland Ccurch !
and ask that It be reconsidered before i
the committee on co-operation makes !
its report In 1906. !
? j
Bryan's Accounts Considered.
New Haven. Conn.. Special \ lie ir
ing upon the account of William .1, :
I try a n for $2,500 for services as admin
istrator of the estate of the late Philo
S IW'uhett, was conducted here. '! ii.r
estate had n value of Jj'.n .nun, with
yet to be received from the
linn nf Menuett. Sl<>an & Company, of
New York, of whi.h the deceased was
a member.
Gayner-Grccn Judgment.
Montreal. Special. .Iinl>;.* |.tl Fon
taine, the ex t i'ad i' icti commissioner, '
havh.g had time to prepare his judg
meiit in the < use < 1 1 Gaynor and
(ireeiie, Monday remanded them until
next .Monday, when he expects to be
able to hand down his decision.
Three Injured in Hotel Fire.
Dallas. Texas. Special A s| <-, i;(l to
I he News from Sherman savs that in
a lire which destroy, -d the Texas
House today the following wi-re in
jured bv jumping from the window.-::
<J. It (laltney. one rib broken, and ??*;
tornal iumries; William Kiley, s"\? :e
i uts in foot ; John IVrry, back injure I
and body bruised.
Killing on Excursion Train.
Cramlall. Tenn.. Spe< lal. in a
shooting affray on an excursion train
Monday night near iliis pla e. i.;,-. t ...? '
W. Fisk. an employe ot the Teniic:;-?e-.> :
Lumber Company, and f, mv. rlv d
Wllllamsport. Pa. was shot and in
stantly killed bv \\ ill Par.'oiw. wi:.?
Is supposed to have been ti:n* *it -in
other man. At a pr dIi:,:iMry he.u
today. Parsons was bmlnd Over to t
court.
_ _ |
17 Tunn^J Workers Killed.
Vienna. My f ,M . \,ror to
news received he e from s , ,n
Styrin. 17 persons have beep kiik;i by
an explosion caused by n rt? da:nn in
j tho Bosruck tunnel there t< Jav. Van
? explosion ttvok place in the lower >.al
lories on the southern side (,f (he tim
nol. There were 17 nuo in the tunnel
at the time^nd It is fe.tivd that all
have perJshetTi
I
Rojeatvcnsky's ships ore ie orte? -?
Vrv 'fft Indo-Ch nese r<
Achievement.
A man one* roiled at tM# world of Mn.
Mitt nobody h^frmwd <0 ear*
}{> ra iscd titM voko with a mighty <1lr
O'er the liut ?1m we have to bear.
){? waiit'fd to revolutionize
The world on a basis vast and wise
Hn that f-vnybojy eould have a prize,
Hut nobody *'.-<? rried to euro.
H.> he roiiKht tho dlHtreaa that was neat
hi? door.
'I'lim ?(im',lK?il>jH?-f ni''d to <? j? r<* .
And h<- ca*od Wi'i btird< n that smarte<
*oro
|'"or the ludghhor nllli f/rU-fn to bear
Aii<l ho ?r>oko Wind words In a hum Idt
w a y
A (??) latiKb'-d with t ho children In thNi
?da y
A r.<l did lir.'s duty /rom day to day,
Afi-I Homd'ody s<'<-in<?l to cure,
WashlnK(on Star.
Mr. Cltveland'o Musical Criticism.
Once, during his .second term, (Jio
vcc do vclund was asked to speak al
a In net Ion In n certain town and when
In.- arrived at the depot, the wind was
blowing ?t K'tlo, sleet was drlvitiK and
hailsioncs nearly a a largo as marbles
were fit' reel y failing.
Of course, tho inevitable brass band
was ihoro, and at the night of the
president, tho performers struck uu
v/!ih all tbi> stronuonlty at their com
mand. "That Is tho most realistic
musio I ever heard," remarked Clove
land. "What aro they trying to play?"
u:;ked .Secretary Olnoy, who aecom
pa rt led him. "Hull to the Chiof!" ro
plied tho president with a cheerful
SlI.llO.
"Waste" Brings Much Money.
Those who aro fond of curious sta
tistics will ho pleased to learn that
the slot machines eontainlng gum in
ufo on one of tho Western railroads
Imrvested 111,000 last year. From
what. Is known as th<> "scrap heap"
the company realized $1,200,000. This
Included a 1 1 tho wornout and discard
ed things, from a ra i 1 to a locomotive.
Over $5,000 was realized from the
sale (jf paper alone.
y'iTS nermtnently euro 1. Nofllnor nervous.
iuss t'lur llr^ dtv'.i ii w o Or. Klhio's Ureal
N?rreltodoror,t2lrlalb >.( '?? and t realise fr<v>
Dr. It. II. Kr.i'xic, Lt.l./tti Area St., 1'hila., Pa.
In India threshing done by hand or by
the tna'ing of birtlOt Li.
A^'c Vo:iv Donlup I'hp A I Inn'* l"?ml-TCa?o,
A powder. It roatu tho Cur?.< Corm,
HunloiH. StfolLm. S>ro, io , t'.al Ion*, Aehiti ;
Sweating Foot and In-^rowiioc Nails. Alton'.*
Foot- Iviso nuikns now <~ft I l;?ht shoes easy. A^
all l)rutfgl#t^nlTsho<? stonw, 25 eents. Ac-^;
cent no substitute. Mampb) mailed Fukk,
Address, Alton S. Olmsted, l.elloy, N. V.
The Hygienic Institute of Ureslau is
making w.ir oj. ifios?piitoes.
Mrp. \VI:islow'<5 Soothing Syrup for ehlldren
le?l hlntr, soften tho i;u ins, t?- dite.es Inflamma
tlon, alia y.? pain, euru.i wind eolle,25e, a bottle.
Scuttled Ship Saved Dam.
Mr. Fosdyko, engineer in charge o) !
the Asaka dnm on the Nile, scuttled
a ship to savo his cherished earth |
v.urks from ruin. The dam parti) j
burst, and tho groat rush of watei :
was forcing tho banks from below. ?
Something had to ho dono to stoi j
the flow, for a terrible disaster wai j
imminent. Mr. Fosdyko hoarded * |
cargo steamer tied to tho bank som?
distance away, and, getting up steam
steered her down tho rapid stream.
When she was broadside on th?
trembling dam the engineer had hci
scuttled, and as she sank in the rush"
Intf waters Mr. Fosdyko and his men
cheered themselves hoarse. The scut
tied cargo steamer had saved th<
datn! This remarkable makeshift foi
a breakwater cost nearly $35,000.
Famishing Crows Kill Pigs.
Hungry crows, unnblo to find food
elsewhere, killed and partly devoured
eighteen yigw belonging to Julius
hiiuhmann, a farmer near Orston,
Camden county.
The birds had hung around tho
piaco for several days and become
such a nuisance Daubmann found It
necessary to uso bis gun. Yesterday
or.o of Dauhmann's assistants was
awakened by the din of the crows and
taw (ho barnyard full of them. Ho
aroused Daubmann and tho other
men. and after tiring into the crows
eighteen of tho pigs wero found to
hfivo been killed, all having their oyes
peeked out.- ? Philadelphia Rocord.
lOven a lazy man will get a move on
himself when invited to faco tho bar
teudor.
GREAT CHANGE
Ptiiih I'll iingo In Konit,'
The brnin depends much more on the
stomach than wo i:e apt to suppose un
til v.e take thought in the matter.
1'eed the stomach on proper food easy
to digest and containing tho f/roper
amount of phosphates and the healthy
brain will respond to all demands. A
notable housewife in rtuffalo writes:
"The doctor diagnosed my trouble as
n *nervou? nffVctinn of Mie stomneb.' I
was actually so nervous that I could
not sif still for live minutes to read the
m-wspaper, and to attend to my bouse
hold duties was simply Impossible. I
doctored nil tho time "with remedies,
but medicine d'd no good.
"My physician put me on nil sorts of
diet, and I tried many kinds of cereal
foods, but none of them agreed with
me. I was almost discouraged, and
when I tried f? rape-Nuts I did so with
many misgivings -I had no faith that it
would succeed where everything else
bad failed.
"Hut it did succeed, nml you don't
know how glad I am that I tried it. I
feel like a new person. I have gained in
weight and I don't have that terrible
burning sensation .11 my stomach any
more. I feel so strong again that i am
surprised at myself. The street noises
that used to Irritate me so, T never
notice now. ami my mind is so clear
that my household duties are a real
pleasure." j
Name given by i'ostur.J Co., Rattle
Creek, Mich.
There's a reason.
Now why was this great change made
in tlijs woman?
vJhr stomach iml the brain had not
bVen supplied with tli<> right kind of
food to rebuild and slrorgthen the
nerve centres in these organs. It is ab
solute folly to try io do this with
incdlc|r,e. T'tere Is but one sure way.
and th.it is to <juit (he old food that has
failed and take on Crape-Nuts food,
which is more than half digested in the
process of manufacture and Is rich In
the phosphate of potash contained In
the nntuial grain, wl.reh nnltestywlth
albumen and water? tho only threo
substances thnt wilt mafce tip the toft
gray tilling In the thousands of dellCAto
nervo centres In tho bvaln and body.
' Grape-Nut# rood 1? ft ? v.r? road \>wk to
bHltb In at) iuob urn ' ,
Kia !tro*<1< fcwd Troftm*.
In Id* testimony before tlie Jfc-uste
Committee on Interstate Oommwe ?t
Washington <>u .M-'.v I, Professor lingo
It. Meyer, of Chicago \*??1 versify, nu
expeit oil railroad inanagcmeat, mado
this b t a t i- in t- 1 1 1 ;
"I.et m> look at what might have hap
pened if Ml' llltd heeded I'm* protests
of the fanners of New }ork and Ohio
ft 1 1 < I Pennsylvania tin the seventies
w lieu grain from I li** began pour
ing to llio Atlantic seaboard) and nded
upon tho doctrine which the Interstate
Commerce Commission lias enunciated
time and again, that m?.?nan may ho
deprived of the ad \ a ntages accruing to
him by virtue of hii geographical po
sition. We eonhl not J.ave west of the
Mississippi ? population of in i 1 1 ions of
people who are prosperous and are
preat consumers. We neyr should
have seen the years when we built
10,000 and 12,000 miles of railway, for
there would have been no farmers
west of the Mississippi River who
could have used the land that would
have been opened up by the building
of those railways. And, if ays? had not
seen the years when we could build
10,000 Mini 1 2,000 miles of railway a
year, we should not have to day, east
! of the Mississippi, a steal and iron
producing centre which is at ojtee the
marvel and the despair of ft u rope, be
cause wo could not have built up a
steel and Iron industry if there had
been no market for Its product.
"We could not have In New Eng
land a great boot and shoe industry;
we could not have in New England u
great cotton milling Industry; we c<|uld
not have spread throughout New York
and Pennsylvania and Ohio manufac
turing industries of (he most diversi
fied kinds, because those industries
would have no market among the farm
ers west of the Mississippi ltivcr.
"And, while the progress of this
country, white the development of the
agricultural West of this country, did
mean the impairment of the agricul
tural value east of the Mississippi
Kivcr that ran up info hundreds of
millions of dollars, It meant, Inci
dentally, the building up of great man
ufacturing Industries that added to
the value of this land by thousands of
millions of dollars. And, gentlemen,
?i these things were not foreseen in the
seventies. The statesi^cn and the pub
lie men of this country did not s?;e
what part the agricultural develop
ment of the West was going to play in
the industrial development of the East. ]
And, you may read the ^cessions of
the Interstate Commerce Commission,'
from the lir.-t to the last, and what is
one of the greatest characteristics"' of
those d visi. ns? The <.-ont iuiw-ti in
ability to see the ?;u si o.i iu this iaije
w ay.
" The Interstn'e Commerce C->;r;. is
sion never can see .ir.yihing m.ie th\u
t Is a t the farm laud of some farmer
is decreasing in value, or, that some
man, who has a (lour mill with ..a pro
duction of titty barrel.-; a day, is being
crowded out. it never can see that
the destruction or impairment of farm
values in this place means the building
np of farm values i?? that place, and
that that suifting of values is a neces
sary incident to the industrial and man
ufacturing development of this coun
try. And, if we shall give to t lie Inter
state Commerce Commission power to
regulate rates, we shall no longer have
our rates regulated on the statesman
like basis on which ihey have been
regulated In the past *iy the railway
men, who really have oeen great states
men; who really have been great build
ers of emplMs; who have bad an im
agination that rivals the imagination
of the greatest poet and of the great
est inventor, and who have operated
\v,ith a courage and daring that rivals
tlfo courage and daring of the greatest
military general. Hut we shall have
our rates- regulated by a body of civil
servants, bureaucrats, whose beset
ting sin the world over, Is that they
can never grasp a situation in n large
way and with the grasp of the states
man; that they never ran see the fact
that they are confronted with a small
evil; that that evil is relatively small,
and |hat it cannot be corrected except
by the creation of evils and abuses
which are infinitely greater than the
one that is to be corrected."
hfnls consider the wool on the back
s!*:T-!i unfailing barometer.
Th? lilttle II urU leborry
that Rrows alongside oujr hills and raoun
tiitna contains an active principle that has
a happy effect on the bowoln. It enters'
largely in Dr. niggers' Huok leberry Cordial,
tho great stomach ami bowel remedy, for
Dysentery anil Diarrhoea.
Bold by all Druggists, 25 and 50c. bottlo.
The present population of l'ersia ia es
timated to be about 12,000,000.
Cures Kczein*, Itching Humors.
Fspcclally for old, ehronio eases take
Botanic Blood Halm. It Rives a healthy
bl*ud supply to the affectod parts, heals all
the sores, eruption scabs, scales; stops tha
awful ItohluK and burning of eczema, swell
ing j, suppurating, watery sores, eto. Drug
gists *1 per largo bottle, 3 bottles $2.50, 6
bottles 15.00, express prepaid- Fample free
and prepaid by writing Blyod Balm Co., At
hiuta. On. Describe trouble and free medi
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Aiistria-Hungary ha.s 18,000 medical men.
LIVING TOO HASTILY
AMERICAN WOMEN BREAK DOWN
IrreguJarltloa and Kemal* Poian^^.
uionta tteuutt Cured by LytjlM E,
Hlukutru'# Vegetable Compound
Owinjf to our mode ami manner of
living, and the nervous haMe of every
wwuiau to accomplish jm?t no lunch
each day, it hs Maid that there ia not
Airs CAe*t<ir Curry'
one woman in twenty-five but what j
suffers with some derangement of tho j
female organism, and this is the secret ^
of so many unhappy homes.
No woman can he amiable, 1 iff lit- ;
hearted and happy, a joy ty her Ihm- j
band and ehlldren, and perform tho j
duties- incumbent upon her, when she is :
suffering with backache. lieadaehe, |
nervousness, sleeplessness, bearing. j
down pains, displacement of the womb, J
spinal weakness or ovuriau troubles.
Irritability and snappy retorts take '
the place of pleasantness, ami all sun- '
shine is driven out of the home, and j
lives are wrecked by woman'.-* great i
enemy ? womb trouble. 1
Read this lotter:
Dear Mrs. l'inkhain: ?
" I was troubl?d for eight years with irregu- I
larltlcs which broke down my health and I
brought on extreme uervouMuvt* and desnon- 1
dene jr. Dydia U. Pinkhsm'x Wgetablo ( om
pound proved to l>o the only mcdicino whfeh j
helped me Day by day I i-t?|>rov< <i in health j
whtlo taking it until 1 was entirely cured. I i
can attend to my ftocinl and household duties I
j and thoroughly enjoy life onoc more, n^Ljdia |
K. Pinkham's Yegetahlnt Vunpoimd lms mado !
me a well woman, without an ache or a p?? i it. j
I ? Mrs. Che.-iter Curr>, 4'J Saratoga Street, |
I Kast boston, M a*yj
At the first indication of ill health, j
j painful or irregular menstruation, i
| pain in the side, headache, backache, J
j bearing-down pains, nervousness or J
| " the Hues.'* secure at once a bottle of
Lydia K I'inkham's Vegetable Com
pound and begin its use.
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