The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 02, 1905, Image 4
THINK OF IT !
Thin Pretty Matroti Had Hrad
achii tnid litivkarh a , and thr
Condition II as Set inns.
PE-KU-NA CURED
MRS. M. BRICKNER.
fP I) III eve it I h S I reel , i
M I lien nk-rr, I \'tu. )'
44 A nhort Utile iif/o I /on ml >nf/<on
<11 lion ver\t herlouf, I hntl heiuliirheH,
puln* / n I he hit rk, a nil J'rei/ nenl ill it 1/
uuelln teh leli iji e.ie worm1 every month.
? J tried tnro rented lex before 1'i-rn mi ,
titi d m'mn tl inron m i/etl te/ien I look
the flrnl ilone, lint m 1/ eon r Ufte soon
returned . In lens thnn I nut month*
???-!/ livullh tea h restored." ? Mm. M.
MXrlt-k tier.
TI11' nsmon of so man v tailures to ?-ure
MitiM iimii.u to the aliovi* 1. I he l a? t that
FBMALK TRO0BLK
WOT KKCOONIZKD
Aft CATARRH.
to the fi'iital"1
MIX HI l' llol, ? ??III
. moiily 1 ito^iii/i i|
at? hcing i'.iuM'ii liy entiirrh.
(/Utdrrh oi one of^aii is < - x .? <1 ly the MniiM*
?/ ? eatarrh of any othei orimtt. What will
cute catarrh of the heml will also eur?
<f.il.iii)i ol the pel vi.- organ* IVim.i i nn-is
theae r.iMf* dimply i>?*eaiini' it cm en the
?*t Jirh.
ff yon hdvrt catarrh write .it oiicc to |)i
III rtiivAn, giving a till] ni .1 1' lii' ill of your
?a?c, anil )i?> will In* (ilias^il to tfivc you
fejM valuable mlvice gratin.
AiMitm I )r llartman, Preniili'iil ot lliv
Il.1rtm.1n Sanitarium, ( 'oluinhun, O.
So. ? - .
Does Hie Duty Without Fear.
Francis I Henry, the special 1'niUV ,
'Statei; district attorney who brought
Senator Mitch. 11 and others to Indict ,
uu-ril in Oivkoh. fours noihinj; and ha.?
a record for absolute integrity. In hl<
n?a.rly days ho j i r a <? 1 1 ? ?? ?? I law in Aii
74iii,i A woman eame i.j him for lu ll
Hp securing a *1 1 vr?r?**? on account oi !
her husband's cruelty, but assured hiti; ;
that her husband ( h r?n I <*n? <1 in Ml
any lawyer who would lake up hij
trife's ease, "Uh. that is a matter that
* hi eoine np later," said llenry ealni
1y lie j?ot the woman her divofee ant* j
c< xt day met the former husband ir ?
the Atreel. Tin* latter look a revolver
out. of his poek?>t. whereupon llenry
beintf ?|wirker "on the draw," shot th?
man dead.
Tor Systematic Scientific Research
'Prof. Pearson, the Knj;llsh scientist,
'?fowl been considering the suggestion
? of Prof. Simon N'eweomb looking tc
' the u> stonuit i/.atlon of seh'titiHe ro
Hearch by organizing invest igators Intc
?what rulght ho termed battalions. Or I
Peqfsou says that what sclnnoo needs <
.tit preRent la to get rid of most of If." ]
data and investigators with brains '
enough to Interpret what Is left. "Al
least 50 per cent of tho observations
made and the data collected," says
1'iof. J'enrson, "Is worthless, and nc
tr.an, however able, eonld deduce any
result from them at all. in engineer's
Innguajje, wo neeij to 'serapdieap
about f>0 per cent of the products of
aiueteent.b century .science."
Otll'ON Itlllltll Polxill, ClIIII'IM',
If v>u Ishvo '.iTen^ive pimples nr ??riij>
tlon t, nl on ii' i y | 'ii rt "I t li ?? t 1 y . u * ! ? -
In I ? m*s >>r joints, ta.linu li .ti r , inu '>i>h
jiHtc'.i 's, i\V'?II*mi glan Is, s a in it 'lift iiu 1
burns, .*??!- 1- lip* >r guilts, eating, fe-Uerin#
'' inr?'s. rth'i r p. gnaw i:.r: pain-;. i le u y..ni oil
tr.r from seriou.! : 1 ? ? -d p ? u-? ? i? <r tho I ii -
(lings "1 deadly f:i:irr!\ You tn-;y I. > per
manently i"jri'i| t>\ ta'niti:? I', >t :? t . i ? IJlood
llnim V IV U. l;.'l lllitdf I I.illy I.I ?? i i ll 0
Worst l)|o.nl I) lid skill dl "-H-- S. 1 1 '-a! - e\ ??I'V
*cvre ?'/ "ll. er. ? J ? - : n I i \ ? -ii i r . stops all
anj pains ft.'nl red-i ? ?? ill ? ss -limits.
Botani.- I.I I 1'iilfi ?in -, all tn iloriiant
blood ir ??al- i?'s. sti-li as ??.?/.. -:iia iiimI
aoivh**-, pi as pies. nttiiilUn' ? -re.. ? ? :t r I ? 1 1 tu'le ?,
,acroiulA. l>riiK<i*s ?. ?? 1 p-r Iihv I " ?t t , .1
'bolti-v i .! u li ti. >i : !???? t?\| i. .? j ? :??? i >ni , I .
To prove it 'Mir,'-., ^a'lipl" <*f r.iilm
.*<*nt f r ?? ? ? and j ? i ? ? j aid l>s ss riling I ^ i I Kiiltn
('?i , \ f Inn! a ( i i. I ?'*?-?? i i !?<? I r. ?u t ? I ? ? nu J Ii???
tlt'dirjiJ U Is I (I s'-Iil III S'-.iifd it'Uul.'
riii' Soiifiill'iii In It.. i Kni'r*.
l'.rnia was rld.n^ wi'h ner lather.
Tbej !'? ael;i d the i ;ul'.'eail , ra U nr-t n
time- ??? crass before- a 1 1 . * i v; 1 1 1 t : a.i.
4,-Umlded I >.\ . Little I'.rin.; w .i - <iu !?'
t ii *hl ?!!' 1 to le-ar III - ti i u: > ? ;
Ill teJiin^ nheiit It -lie -.i"i
?? M v ivi es v.1 ju^i d'/.-.v wl-.eii we
^>.,1 over 'li il i:a U. 1 .it" v hlonnTv*.
J-iTATK '?v ? )III>, ? I rv >?? I
l.f. A1 ?' .'CS I V.
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l'.)., i| li I : 1 1 I .|;..' ? ? I : I ? I " ' l! V I I '.
CAiaii:. aa 1 s;at.< i. ? ? ???! ai.-l t ii. t
;lt m \i! i i a > i n ? i "m ii-M'iii.n ;?
l. \ 111 ,1 ?' l : l I e . ?? . ...I- I I ? \ . \!. t.ll
that ? ? 4 . .i ? . o ? .-.lie I i> y t 'i>. . t \> ! (sie's
<. A r Milt :i < ' i' r. \ \ ' . ' i : Ms.
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f.,n I :>y. ill l>r.t ;,*is
I ak o 1 1 all l- iii ly i'i 1 1 > :??-? ? > . <it;> i'. . ) u
i'i?>1>i>i<.|ln>'ii*.
tlu* inoriu'i-4 lis >.'\i: * to thv
sell . I shall 111. M i til- 1 ? i ? s 1 ? . .Is lii"
mi-.; i :\ t ei ii I. :iiiii-;:i'i!. .Jecei.ru i : -.
;ltlii ililvoeiai, litl! I. \s hn H IV.' >i'e|i ! li ?
naiure ?>!' Ihe u-ie-t, thai it ,-s ! ea.inti:!,
Mud lhal of the had, tli:;i ll i> t;.;iy,
lan.'b.' in.nrvd b> n ice of lie m. -Mur
tsi.s A.rrclius.
FI'I'H ts?rmha?sritly en roi. N a tits or norv i i^
fi.vs^ ifl"r llrs' . lav's it so of l>r. K lino's iir?:f.
K#rvi>l!?storerlil'2l rial bolt lo and t rwati^i* .'r>e
Dr. It. tt. Ki.ink. lad. .0:11 An-h St., Phtlu., !'?.
Voi y f^sv person* imdrr^tand the v.vltie
o? regularity of habit*.
Mr*. Wioslow'* Soothing Svrun forehildrnn
t??thinK,Hoften tho^ums, redncos Infiauima
tlon.allnyspatn.curos wind colic.aSo.abottlo.
Vir>it**nr Hollander has been investijrat
inz Dominican finances.
rt?o> Cnr? ht thnhwu medlein? w? ?v?r us? l
lor all affections of throat and hintjs.? Wit.
% OL EnntiLBT. Vahbur?u. InJ.. Feb. 10, 19<>J.
. A loafor is a man who loafs and h&.<
too bank account.
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8r
Wholesale I'rices (juoteJ in New York
Mil K.
Who JVT ? 5 1' KxclifWiiJO price for *iai.;lutd
quality i.s . per fpiai l.
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( Vi'.i nirrv r rn, r i i * ?;? > , ??< % '?%
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I'll! viillll,", 1 ? Hlifip "11 . .'>'4
Kill! sKiiu. IV
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luii'.sf I | |;r| 111 hi. 10
Turkey*. |n r IK . m- I'i
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Spi iiitf liiirl-.M, 1.. I , |ii r I:. hn '2o
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I.IVK STOCK.
II 'i'Vfv, cilv 1 1 ri'*.-si t K ' (if> It)
t.'aivrs, , itv ilii -^i .l 7 1"
< '? "111! t IV ill 1.1 SI ll I'l <H (ll^
Mh i ;i. pi v put Hi Jin (.< (I ."hi
l<aml>p. kit Imt Hi 'J .to <<? ( 7.">
J|iii;m. 1 1 vi ? . pi t Phi Hi | ci) (,>? ') pi
L'lUinti y th L'i.svi!, p<-r lb.. i.^-rr K
K A 1 1 , K( > A 1 >S HI. Y1MI K< } ( iI'MKNT.
Tlii'Si' Orders I'iuvc Tlint Busl
lii'SS 1 'olid i I ions l'revail.
New ^ urU < * i t \ . -TIjo railroads arn
! ? s i \ i : x _r i ar> I i li * cars rather ?.linn
pa>> inp-r ears riyht niul i.-l'l. Last
week's on!"rs inelndeil freight
tars lor the Alabama ami Southern
lauain tin- prosperous new South*: for
ihf Mobile ami < > 1 1 i < ? , .ViO bo\ cars of
t'.i ??>?>.? pounds capaeitv en ? ? 1 1 . ami oo<>
tlai cars for the Chicago anil Xorth
woii'rii, The Illinois Contra! is build
in.; .'ITS coiil cars a t its ow u shops. Till'
dim.: t * i ? 1 1 1 ; ? a ny last w ?? k ordered
t is i r i > i in* liyiul'i huvi n v<-a si nil
i'"\?ii >w iti lnn? ii^ nnio!i> ?? ?.
'11. i'm> arc olll\ t S 1 1> 1 1 1 LT o..!i;.v. '1 lit'
sii a!l??r orders arc a!*o lariro >i the aj;
uil'^atc. I nli ss uood bii.-ine.- > was on
i ! : i a 1 1 :: in! in Kiuht. these orders would
I.- a 1 1" . n. 'I'll a' punt is prn\ ? d by
?!:" f a ? ? i dial in \ i 1 1 tin' uro-s .alli
ums of si\t\ -four railroads a .Med
Sob. '.7 1 . 7t *?i. an ,m i' M-i'of S I . lxi.'. Mlt i, or
>s -
I'liis 1 1 ? i ? r ? ?: i - . -1 1 business !s pot boiim
ilmi ? ?t f a io-s. Inn ,h a proiu. 1'roin
.lu!\ 1. 1!m?. J.. Mar. h ::i. '.a.s'hn
i fi'.ilit v a 1 1 1 0 n 1 s i-a rni'il. lio--. Sl.itns
XT T T".:. an ima-. a-'- ? >! ; ? ? t.i'bb.
Tins was il on Si '. T' 1! i ..! op
era Jim: i ? \ i id i "I- > i in.'fi a Si'.''. b'., K>:n
* ? a \ i n :r :t n -t 1 1 i 1 ? ? . i r ? ? : i i . for tlio
mi..* ni nrli;. of T^T.b'.m n: ? ti an
Sj.i'^iii.oi . a 1 1 ; 1 1 1 1 * 1 1 i'Mra i-i-.vr p:*oilt.
I'll It is win-re tlio in.i'.tc\ i . .:n.'' from
t > pay i. r ti e la: ipianr it a s of new
o?pilpni?vit retpnred
Hiu Crops lMvilictivl.
William II Mo. ire, of t ii . ? !{?> k Island
syndicate, sad. a few ila>s' I have
m-\er M en imno promisim: ? ".nlit mis
in tin- W.'si. 'I In- Sn.uh ? i art;, il
ia vy i- tlii'ifty ami appr<\i ? !: : a sea
'ii of Ivi; crop- In : I.. ? x'i'.-i:!' South
? ? >ni is well ad \ .: m > il. wl.il>' in tin1
N-.rili ?v ? f.' ami : op> f.iir.y ?? :t of tho
u:\-nt. 1."
1 > . W lica t < ' r.'p ; S . ;hf .
A ? i ? \ p i : t . v. h >? ? Known pivtcliv
;!.< ?> a-- (?? ?- it i j i i:-;ni". < . :'i on '.i sidf
? f . !i nmlcr -.I Icii'.ai ion '.In' harvest .
> ill,!. ii'.eail\ ? ? s t i n : t 1 1 a winter
\v!:"a! \ iclil only ",1" bushels loss
that ir.lica t 1 . t!..- ? biM'tninetit
in it< last sialic: icai av ravje of oonili'
linns.
Kallroatls I'.ara.nu Money.
ltai!wa> earnings coiii :iiu?> ? x. ep
tionail.V UOOil despite the MIlSlli'T COJ'Oill
movement.
f'ranherry ("rop hanin^ivl.
' I top oris from iho eranbi ny section
! in r>nrlin:;ton (\mnty. New .Ier>e\ , sent
J in by growers say that tlio crop out
? look is very ?ll??'ouvnsrinp". The late
frost was killing to brrrles. ami not
j more than one-tliir<( of the erop re
I mains ami this is subject to further
j injury. The hogs look as tlionuh tiny
had been swept bv tire. The water on
I tliein was drawn oft' ton early. Tho
! loss is ostimnteil sit nearly $U>v).i)iH).
T.ess Cotton in tho Carolina*,
There will be n Iar?e deeroase in the
cotton crop of the Carolinas.
WASIIINC'I ON.
f ouiruniul'T f )y< r, Naval (low rr>*r
if tin* I -land of < ; i ifi rrt , 1 1 . i s cabled I lit?
yi'.y I iiH'iif lfi.it a di^asirou-s lire
h"i um I :? ! Ayan.'i, the principal town
? > I the i laltd, (!<? -tl'M.t ill? lltmi.v houses
and ( a 11 >i lit? K' I l<?ss anions the
I mi i'< r 1 1 : 1 1 1 \ i 'I lti' A ue-r tea ns I here,
he *rtys\ .H i- miT)m :: i 1 1 1 1 1 lo a ; ??!:<?!
1 1 1 f I ?! . ; l ti>l Ik- mi/;;i"'I> I It:. I ai<l 1 f ?; II
| I'niti il Stales Would I ? ?? : ice- pi a Me.
.V ? .i li.is a papilla liuii 111 .il.Diit Io.ihiu,
I'l r.si'!?fiil 1 { oo.<" v el I rt'i-i'i ved tin- i.i-w
Anil ;is<;idor from I'razil, Senor .Juan
Naliii-o, Willi : 1 1 1 'In- c--i <111011 y dm- his
1 .11.)..
I '<??<!') 'ii t Koosevelt 1 !?? I i'ii 1 1 : ihi I to
ti )?!"'?')* ?' I. I>. St liar I as collector of
e Itfil l?|| 1 N 111 Ne\\ poll NelVh, Nil., t<> lilJ
the vacancy caused I ? % 1 h :? 1 c ent death
of ( 'ol !l e( 1 if Klliol I .
< ? H 1 1 111 i > >i< <iiei s 1 'ki k .?* *1 1 Mini I'ifer
s r. ? ilieir views on railroad rate regu
lation to tin* Sena le < 'oin 111 1 1 lee on In
tersia t e < 'oininclce.
i n jn ejia ra lion for her trip to the I'iiil
Jppines in .Inly Miss A. Ice Uoo> -vi-lt
luis taken up Spanish ami i-> ilevolin^
.v ii-r.il hours a day to 1 1 .
Nearly every linn nflerpoon Mrs.
Iloos.-vell cruises down tli ? Potomac on
tin- Dolphin, taking tin- children with
he;-, Sli(; expects to jjo lo Oyster I lay
about ? In- middle of June, r>. week in
ndVaiice of I lie President.
N oiuij; Theodore Roosevelt, who haw
1 1' en >i inlying for Harvard since last
fall itml-'V a privale lillo^, Is preparing
for Ids entrance examination, vyhleji
will lie held 1 his summer. lie *'ill take
the lull academic course, entering I he
? as.-s of 11)10.
Oi l! ADOPTED x?LA N DS.
Tlie Hawaiian Legislature has pnsfleil j
o \ ei* the Governor's veto <>. law allow - j
im' baseball and similar amusemculs
on Sunday and permitting ci^ar stores ?
to remain open on that day.
There are four towns in the I'hiiip- ,
pines with a population exceeding H?,
1 11 m I en eh , ami thlrly-live with a popula- j
t oil exceeding .r?(HK), nceordliitf to a re
cent census. Manila Is l lie only incur- |
porated city in the islands, and its in- j
habitants number lir.l.h'JS.
Governor YPrinht has closed the |
American Itaiik, at Manila, pending an {
liniuiiy as to its solvem-j".
A force of constabulary, tliouuh out- j
numbered, have demolished a strong- j
bold of I'ulnjaiics on the island of j
Saiuar. I'olon 1 Wallace ''ay lor of the
eon.-' ibiilarv wn< severely wounded, j
One man was killed and several wero !
w oimded.
The Hawaiian Islands r.re enjoying !
n '4ii iter decree of prosperity now- than '
e\ r In-fore in their history. I'or the j
tir.sl tile.'.' sine > the transfer of author- '
iiy to the l ulled States the revenues ;
duriim the lasl tiscal year were Mil- ?
I i ? : < ? ? 1 1 to pay the e\p- uses. and !ii" 1
pi'ev nt year will probably show a liltie :
surplus.
t>omksi 10.
'?""ly monuments creel eil 1 > y (],o
? ' ? ' ' 1 " "I Oli In to its sti|i| jt>rs wild fell j
in lite sifitf nf Yiekshurjif were < | < >< | i -
'?;:|c.l i ii tin* National .Military I'arU, at i
\ ' i ? ? s I n i ri: . .Miss.
Sim ret a ry of 1 1 1 <? 'I r?*asurv Slmw af
' v IiikI. < >!?:??. ilireet ?*i 1 Hi., la vim; ;
,l"' "i-w I V ! ??la I L> 1 1 i 1 < I i t lie conn :
Stone.
William .1 liryatt a ; 1 1 to 1 1 1 1 < *( ?? 1 tliat lu?
w ill tour tlii* wnrhl in siinly munieiptil i
n\v ii.'isli iji ami railroad problems.
I III- report thai A i n I re w Oarneuif* 1
ia.| premised $P_\-.,000 to Wellesh y Col- j
a Miliary was < -< > ' 1 1 i r i n i .
'I'll" M a ; i-li Trust .-omp ? ut:ise<! a suit
I I: ! !?>. th,. Stall. ..f Alabama so i
ii '?an i|i> business i:i tlui! Stale.
Willi a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 * t hole in |,;s ri^ht tem- ?
f ! !t ill his breast Jtllil all his vai.
uahh's uiissitm, .latins Skinner wan'
loim.l ijeail m nitrksvillo. k.v
In" Mieains of Wyoming have hee:i
r-arryin-- more water <!nwu to the Mis
>?;ur: tli.m at any time in U,0 memory
>'! ihc uhie.s i mlia bitaut.
!?'< ?i:r:i(;.\.
A '"..'"u : ; na ii.-i'.U t-iilxvay^. More fh>n
11 >!.^ o! ivlieri , .1 fulod 1 1 1 1 a I
'? -:.u.oiiv. awaiting I ra iispon:; ?
!' i i" : !? uat-T.
r:,i' X,.VM ' I !*? ! look S_*| II )i )
i "f j" w h y s 1M..1 i !:?? a pa ri men i s
' 1 ra m I I N ,, | Russia.
' 1 ' ' ? * ? >:, v. II"' afiniv ? rstry of the
1 ; : ?''??? late i in II \ to'ria. was
? ? ? V I'll 1 1 1 r< > ; i ( t ? i! i r I in'-r'a in!,
i ".? ea ---fl J :> ?<., | u jjj j...
" '' ' ?' - ""Mil- "! U: vi.'i; a. hi:
'' '"*!'? n>e. i ?! K :,.,a ilite to She
W .! .
lio.lv of A liter I 'o \ ! 1 1 o'l
^ I ??iii'lj'.'i* u as ??:?,. it. as 1 .? t p ,? ? 1
' ' ! i\a u]l?ars. . ?Ill: 'iMtnier of I h e
? ?' 1,1 X| ?!"ni:?u Iiriiij, w..l r inrit
Ijei a i|m* of !i > hi altJi.
1 : - lh-ar.l of ir ,.ie :s to jp.
i. . ?h.. i ' ? ? : 1 1 1 lion of
? ^.nn n; . oni j. i m.-s op,.; a : .i.-_ in n,?
> m.e.l Kinviloin.
''' "?e or. i!]-!' ?? I it { Uanra. a.ilo.
tin' i'">uii o, af mpts hy tie
s '! ?::! u ?; \,.| s to erase
' ? I roups w. r ? stiinnion.il.
1 ' ' ' ' '* ' ' ' i " ' "i lia i: e. > \v . i , j| foj'ow ei|
,! ? "?> P S'-Oits Were Uo i||i|ei| '|!:e
...? i > ohvlr'nl-t) I i ? ? ra.io.nl line hv
I : ^ I itrni; tit e on t !i-- ii.,e:v>. ,\
? ; -."^i- hlls In e|| pIM.ia iJliet!.
' " ' M :tiis:r\ . ;u | UT. t . i
S : V I . I as a result ,,| a er.sis
"-hi al'ont liy the f<|!u;e ,j?.
: lin. !:t . a nui.li' I ? t \ i;>. p.-( v
? I ll ? I ? i.t! ? > ; oh; i in I,, , , , .
v ' :i ' Sklltr t was sir.::
!> : ?' ?: I'-' .' ?? U In. i ::
. 1 [ N: ?l ohis' hiish'iay was
?I> ral ):o.ivIay in St.
1 * ii > s ; ;i . l'le-re w US a h.i;
: n:a-e to Koipiuo, iweniy
1 ' *"*'? ' e;'sliuj"yt lv> WofsJijij
: ??? ?' < t St. -hoi. is.
' r.>.."s si^n.n ijy J|10 Jle'rii
? I --..S 1... \ ,lee.,i,.,l 5o protest
; ? ?' ? m.le ;o i Ire,. ^Ausl
^ ll sn. r. l ? 1 oi . * ; i stlpj i ,rt of (lie
? ' ; M ?/' * ,' ;1< "" I tmis a South ru
III" t rill,
U[m 4 ? : ?'???* ll. I" (1 ".'I :: r
! "I t'S'Iia i i..|e. i law. it ; l, s [
' '' ' ?.o u hi ii.- K[. cj?i vi.' ,?
ii .n <l.
i'lio K tlsAiau (.? .voiimielit has ink..,,
treasuiv* to prevent the zeinstvos ;,,i.l
n:rn>:- pr ivunhi 1 institutions from in
' ?ii*- unrest rieti-,1 .lehate or a.h.p;
I'esnlut ioiim in \ orins; ??iirtn^o in t ite
. lorni iii ? o? v.-in ineni
Hebrews Of sr. iviorshutx- ami o.-Ju-r
Kussiait elites w ,11 ahstain irmn Jtlien.l
I iiik I ilea ties an.] ,-i,n. ert> { ,
I 'Y?"lli;-< a mark ol 1.^,,., t,n. ll;o;3L.
i Klilril in rrcont riots.
I r <S ?!V:,,iy oolivi.y
j in i lie jlispaleh o! Russian troops to t lit*
1 ,, 1 from Korontlv
I !!1. ? drf fro?' vnri.ni!? ro-hn.Mtts
r^'?> Warsaw, I.uj7. and
1 otlior places.
!
A True ttnake Story.
"The affair happened on Haturdaj
nlghr," say h the Hulawago Chronicle
j "in a roon i on the outskirts of Kayl
Nmj, Four ?. aid piayera wur? intent
on a frame of wlilst and the window
W U!i 0{)C)1 to ?? I J< ; W of home flesh HIT
Kudtienly, out. of th?> darkness, fiv<
feet of blank mamba hurled itscjf
through i ho window into the
room. For a moment (-very ono wan
pa : ulyzed, and then ono of tho oceti
paii'd .-.<?! ?/.<?.. noli; of ilin most haud>
v/enf; on find !*un? 11 a' Iho ifitriidor
It huppi 1 1? ??! to hi ? a water bag and
the ?niti\<! :m ? iw-i| a cold doii' h<?
r.l.i h w;?m evidently not U) its Mkiug,
foi i'. vanish' I Juut as suddenly as It
had collie, !)>' tiiii same route. A
search of i lie premises diseoverod
? ha creature In ail adjoiniim room
but it ii:,ai:i made ltd i-scuih', and, as
I ho police w ti u 1 < I hay, is 'still at
large.' "
Sun Parlor for li.iby.
Sunning the halo is tho latest thins
In baity culture. No household Is too
poor to po.sric?.i one of those patent
adjustable sun parlors.
They are made ?<i some hfr.tl of hard
wood and buili by the carpenter to
extend beyond tho window. The top
and sides of tho Utile platform arc
covered with filass, and strips of Car
pet are laid on tho floor to stop up any
cracks there may be. No matter how
fiercely tho winds may blow or how
low tho thermometer may sink the
mm parlor !s always ready for the
baby.
A pillow is placed on the carpeted
floor, then tho baby is warmly dressed
and well covered for its morning or
afternoon nap. Mothers who have
tried this method of sunning tho baby
are boasting of tho kuIii in weight
and health and have tlx? proud satis
faction of knowing they are strictly up
to date.
Trousers and Jacket in Wood.
The president of a large wholesale
company In Van Huron street has re- i
contly received from a customer, who j
lives in Akron, Ohio, a curio consist
ing of a natural growth of maples so ;
fashioned as to resemble a pair of !
Mexican trou.-rrs and part of a close
fitting Jacket. Tho "trousers" are
about long enough for a man six feet
tall. !
The Ohio customer hns a farm near
his homo city. While exploring tho .
woods a few weeks ago he discovered |
a tree whose peculiarity Ftartled him. !
Soon afterward lie had the tree felled
and. cutting out tho unique section, t
sent it by freight to tho Chicago firm.
? Chicago News.
Dog Announces Crossings.
A blind man and a spaniel dog l*ft<>
him with tho aid of chain fur
n I. shod n curious sight on ('hestnul
street. ilio other day. Pedestrians j
looked on in amazement and many i
followed tho blind man and his !
friend to sec if anything curious would \
happen when they roached a street
crossing. Strange enough, tho cj ob
barked when the curbatone was
reaehe.l and in that, way Informed the
blind man that he should bo careful
und stop down. --Philadelphia Tress.
Picked Up Swarm of Bees.
A swarm of bees took possession o I I
a ventilator on tho ship Diana of the
Hritish navy while sho lay alongside
the mole ai Cibraltar. A clever sea i
man succeeded in Retting the swarm
transferred to an old soap box and !
sold i bo whole thing to a local bee 1
raiser
Srlilllcr'i Fi?t1i?i'H wiali.
Apropos ?if the Krledrieh Schiller i
centenary ii i.s interesting to recall ?
that when the news ot' tho birth' of the
poet reached his fnther. the latter be
sought < Sod to bestow upon tluv bov
"those gifts of miml and soul to which ?
he bimselt. through Ja,-k of education.
Irud never attained."
Jets and Flashes.
Sudden acquisition of wealth tnns- '
fo; tns family jars into jiirdiuiers.
A loa t er -s a man w:>o loafs and has
no hank account':^
h is ??.sele.v-s to reason with a man i
who imagine,, that he has no reason to
listen.
BOOK Or BOOKS.
Ovi r .'10.000,000 I'ublUlm.l,
An OaklnmJ lady who has a ta<t^> for
good litei-.-lture, tells what a happy
time she had on "The Komi to Well",
vilb*. ' Sin- savs:
"I drank coffee frolv for ei-ht years
!>?' fore I he^au to perceive any evd ef
feds from it. Then I noticed that I
was becoming very nervous. and that
my stomach was gradually losing tho j
power to properly assimilate my food, j
In time i g,?t so weak that 1 dreaded j
to leave t||t. house- tor no reason what- ?
1"" so of the miserable con- !
dition of mv nerves and stomach. I
fittrihnNM the trouble to anything In j
the world but coffee, of course. I i
dosed myself wi;h inedi ??hies. which I
In the end would leave me in s worse )
condition than at first I was most i
wretched and discouraged not 510 ,
years old and feeling that life was a I
failure!
I had given up all luce of ever cn
Joying thyself like other p.-ople, till one |
da.t I re, id the little book, "The Koad '
to \\ ell Vibe." It open d my eyes, and
taught me a lesson I shall never forgot
and cannot value too highly. I inline* j
diateiv quit the r;s0 of ?!:^ oh,l kind of I
coffee and began fo drink Postum l'??o 1 j
. 4 "ti t'e j noticed the beginning of an !
? improvement in the whole tone of n, \ ?
system, after only two days use of the j
new drink, and in a very short time
realized that I could iro about like
other p. opie without the least return of
the tier \ mis dread that formerly gave
ioe so much trouble. In fact, my nerv
ousness disappeared entirely and has
, never r< turned, although it Is now a
year that I have been drinking Postum
1 d < ofiep. And my stomach is now
i 1: ? iron ? nothing can upset it!
; ' ast week, during the big Conclave
It: in Francisco. 1 was on the go day 1
| nn .light without the slightest fatigue;
an as I stood in the immense crowd
! watching the groat parad?Mhat lasted
! for hours, l thought to myself, 'This
; strength is what Postum Food Coffee
has given me!'" Name given by
j Postum Co.. Hat tie Creek. Mich.
[There's a reason.
Tho Httlo hook," Tho Read to Well
?ille," may be found la ?very pk g.
the modern farmcr.
I II ?> w II ri i.l*?a *? CiMiipgrtil With Klfty
Vei ?r? Agq,
' I ^ 1 1!: f'?nniiig jir,- of to.-iiio, us
? outlasted with that of lift.)
I ^ Jems "go, |? a paradise 0i
com fort hiii) convenience. The
lonely loghouse, remote from market
-in. I devoid of jidvantage* that it half
' i'lt of (ltiii; lim> made possible. would
M-anely appeal to the pro, out day
farmer.
lim twentieth eentury sol! filler has
practically ?|| ,))f. iiiodern comforts
M|? mail j.s dell vered daily He ha*
' ctcphoiitc connection wltlt tin- buying
?""I selling world. affording the bent
opportunities for marketing to advan
ce. Ifis home 1.S Of recent nreliitCC
,UJ e. ? om.ti n. ted of wood, brick or
intone, and well furnished. He has
model n plumbing and modern heating,
and with the advent of a?;etylene gas,
he has modern lighting. At night his
home Ik as a I traef i voly illuminated a?
? hat of ids elty brothur. for it is a sug
gestive fact that "acetylene for coun
iry homes" litis ho appealed to the farm
er that Of the HO.ooo users Of acety
,<>no "HH I'nltcd States the farm
er is one of the largest of all claws,
hver seeking the heat, lie has not hesi
tated in availing himself of this new
light.
I he continued growth and progress
of this groat country, ever a cause of
wonderment, has no greater exotnpll
lleatlon than evolution on tho farm. '
Already tin- farmer is becoming the
most envied of men-the freest, the
healthiest, the happiest!
Ho Cheered Me Oft.
"Ills words have cheered mo oft " thei
eatd.
As he to peace was lvlng*.
With folded hands, upon Ids bed,
ll.'yornl the stress of dying.
11.' had no art to gather K?>ld.
He loved too well his brother?
nut. ??.Much I loved him!"? thus they told
Their thought to one another.
My Father. through this life of mine
Lead t hroiiH l> 'he valley lowly;
Though half nnwrlt's the thought dlvlni
That thou has whispered wholly
Yet when I die. and visions soft
Through my long sleep are pressing
I.<--t fond hearts' say. 'Mfo cheered iii<
oft " ?
I ask no other blessing.
? Alfred J U'aterhoiiso In Success Maica
zinc. .
d"?t Discrimination In UMlwnj Kn*e?.
All railroad men qualified to speak
on the subject in a responsible way
are likely to agree with President Sum
uel S|>oncer. of the Southern Itnllway,
when lit* says: "Tb?f<? i? nn derision of
opinion as to the desirability of stop
ping ail secret or unjustly discrimina
tory devices and practices of whatso
ever character."
Mr. Spencer, in speaking of "unjust
ly discriminatory" rates nnd devices,
makes a distinction which is at once
apparent to common sense. There may
he discrimination in freight rates
which is just, reasonable ami imperii*
tively required by the eotnple^: com
mercial ami geographical conditions
with which expert rate makers have to
deal. To abolish such open and honest
discrimination might paralyze the in
dustrles of cities, States and whole sec
tions of our national territory.
This distinction between Just and
unjust discrimination is clearly recog
nized in the conclusions of the Inter
national Railway Congress, published
yesterday :
Turlffs should be based on commercial
principles, taking into account the special
conditions which bear upon the commercial
valuo of the services rendered. With tho
reservation that rates shall bis charged with
out arbitrary discrimination to all Clippers
alike under like conditions, the making of
rates should as tar as pos<dt>le have al' fhe
elasticity necessary to permit' the dovelop
ne-tu of the tratllc and to produce the great,
est results to the public and to the railroads
themselves."
The present propo>al is. as Mr. W.ilk
l-'. Hines, of Louisville, showed in
his remarkable testimony tlie other
day before the Senate Committee at
W ashmgton, to crystali/.e llexib'.e and
j,ustly discriminatory rates into fixed
(iovernment rates which cannot be '
changed except by the intervention or j
some (Jovernnient tribunal, and by this
very process to increase "the tempta
tion lo depart from the published rate
u ml the lawful rate in order to meet !
some overpowering ami urgent com- j
mcivial condition."? New York Sun. j
It is easier to start si rumor than it i
?> t" head it off.
BABY CAME NEAR DYING j
l*"rntii nn Awful ^1<l? lluinnr ? Vccntcltrtl !
Hill l.toml Itiin ? AViHlcd 1 o ii Ski'K
?-fi>ii ? S|ii>i><llly <'urril by (nl if urn .
"\\ hen 'lirrr months old my hoy broke I
out with an itching, watery rasdi all over j
his body. and lie would scratch till the
blood ran. We tried nruriv everything,
but he jrrew worse, wasting la * skeleton, j
ami wo feared he would dir. Ho slept only !
when in our arm si. The lirst application !
of Cuticura soothed liini so that lie slept in
his cradle (or tli* first time in many weeks".
One set of Ciiticura made n complete and
permanent euro. (Signetl) Mrs. M. L\
itlnnii, .Jasper. Ontario."
There are 'J.VJ. l.'Ui mile.* ot ocean cab'c
in operation to-dav
Are the l'?ckfr? K*colvlnir Ki?lr I'lnjf
When the ilarlicld report on the
business ini'thotls of the packers ap
peared. after eight months' investiga
t i?>n. it was severely criticised and
roundly denounced. After three months
of publicity it is significant that those
who attempted t? discredit it have
failed to controvert the figures con
tained in that exhaustive document.
The public is beginning to notice tiiis
omission, and the feeling is rapidly
crowing that the sensational charges
out of which the "Beef lnvestiga (ion"
arose were without foundation. If the
ollicial statements of the report are
susceptible of contradiction, a good
many people are now asking why the
facts and tlgnres are not furnished to
contradict them.
The truth seems to be that most of
the charges contain unfounded sensa
tional assertions. A ll an rant example
of t his. jippea red in a recent article in
an Kast?jrn magazine, to the effect that
"forty Iowa banks were forced to close
their dfcors in lSKKM by the lWef
Trust's manipulation of cattle prices."
Chief Clerk (.'ox, of the hanking de
| partment of the Iowa State Auditor's
ottlce. lias tabulated the list of hank*
given in the magazine article and has
publicly denounced the statement na
utterly untrue. He gives separately
the reasons for each fallnro mentioned
and officially states that they have
been caused by unwise speculation* and
by reckless hanking methods. It may
be well to suspend judgment upon the
packers until the charges against them
are proved.
" Backache , "The Blues "
Both Symptoms of Organic Derangement in
Women Thousands of Sufferers Find Relief.
Mrs. J. C-Hpjmes
Emrr> a Cotrely
? How often do we hoar women say: "It
! seems us though my back would break,"
! or "Don't speak to me, I am all out of
I sorts'?" These significant remarks prove
! that the system requires attention.
Backache and " the blues" are direct
symptoms of an inward trouble which
will sooner or later declare itself. It
may be caused by diseased kidneys or
some uterine derangement. Nature
requires assistance and at once, and
I Lydia IS Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound instantly asserts its curative
powersinall those peculiar ailments of
women. It lias been the standby of
intelligent American women for twenty
years, and the ablest specialists agree
that it is the most universally success
ful remedy for woman's ills known to
medicine.
The following letters from Mrs.
Holmes and Mrs. Cot-rely are among
the many thousands which Mrs. Pink
ham has received this year from those
whom she bus relieved.
Surely such testimony is convincing.
Mrs. J.O. Holmes, of Lai iuiore, North
Dakota, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkharn: ?
?' I have suffered everything with bnckache
And womb trouble- i let the trouble run ou
until my svsteiu was in such n condition that
I wes unable to bo about, and then it whs I
commenced to use bydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound. It 1 had only known how
much suffering 1 would have saved, 1 should
have taken it months sooner? for a few
weeks' treatment made mo well and strong.
My backaches and headachesare all gone and
I suffer no pain at my menstrual periods,
whereas before I took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable ComjHHind I suffered intense pain."
Mrs. Eminii Cotroly, 10i> Kast l~th
Street, New York City, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-?
?? 1 feel it my duty to tell all suffering womea
of the rolief I have fo\in?i in Lydia K. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound. When I com
menced taking the ronij>ound I suffered
everything with barkaehes, headaehos, m#n
stt ual anil ovarian troubles. 1 am complete
ly cured and enjoy the best of health, and X
owe it all to you
When women are troubled with irreg
ular, suppressed or painful menstrua
tion, weakness, leucorrh<jea, displace
ment or uleeration of the womb, that
bearing down feeling, mllainmation of
the ovaries, backache, bloating (or
flatulence), general debility, indiges
tion and nervous prostration, or are be*
set with such sympto&iji as dizziness,
faintuess, lassitude, excitaciliVjr. i^rita
bility, nervousness, sleeplessness, mel
aneholy, "all gone" and "want-to-be
left-alone" feelings, blues and hopeless
ness, they should remember there is one
tried and true remedy, Lydia E. Fink
ham's Vegetable Compound at once re
moves such troubles.
No other medieine in the world has
received such widespread and unquat
lied endorsement. No other medicine
has sueh a reeord of cures of female
troubles. Refuse to buy any substitute.
FREE ADVICE TO WOMEN,
Remember, every woman is cordially
invited to write to Mrs. Pinkharn if
there is anything about her symptoms
she does not understand. Mrs. Pink
hum's address is Lynn, Mass., her
advice is free and cheerfully given to
every ailing woman who asks for it.
Her advice and medicine have restored
to health more than one hundred thou
sand women.
Ask Mrs. Pinkham's Adyice-A Woman Best Understands a Woman's Ills.
Say Plainly to Your Grocer
Tlmt yon want LION COFFTCE always, and lie,
being a nquuro man, will not try to noil you any
thing else. You may not care for our opinion, but
What About the United Judgment of Millions
of hounokeopers who liave used LION COFFEE
for over a quarter of a century ?
Ia thero any stronger proof of merit, than tho
Confidence of ttte 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 COFFEEreaches
you as pure and clcan as when
It lelt the lactory. Sold only In
1 lb. packages.^
Lion-liead on every package.
Sr.ve these Lion-heads for valuable premiums.
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
WOOLSON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio.
CURES WHIM ML USt f AILS,
IScst Couxh Hyrup. Tutu Jootl. U?
In time. Hold by drusgWa.
DKTKCTIVR WORK- FitsM'ihnl IS yonr*
hw?> Secret Sprvi< o innn -ranrti Ix'liitf nvt-ry
ilny. Si-nil as yonr<'a*e. Advice bv mall irt'v. Aii
(lr?'*.s A merlfaw I>otw:thB Am*b. Inulaiii>|??)ii?. In.|
H-S Thompson's EyeWater
Nothing boats a good wife? except
| a bad husband. Ho. 22.
I ----- ?
An Ki-rhlt>f .Tuntlcc'n Opinion.
Judge O. K. Loohrnni;, r? f ( it'orjjia, In ft
j bettor t<> l?r. IMgger*, stilt pm thnt ho nuvcr
j sulTors himnelf to bo without u bottlo of Dr.
! Bigger*' Ilui'klobnrry I'ordiitl for the r??l lof
j of all bowel trouble*, Dysentery, Diarrhoea,
rttf.
Solil by ull Druggists, '25 ami aOe. bottlo.
I The magazine short story is too of
ten pointless. This is not the case
with a tale called "Hickory Dock," by
Kloanor A. HaMowell. appearing in the
June IJppincott. It is a love-story not
unconnected with a clock, as the title
indicates, and it. passes the reader
through some very charming emotions
to a happy climax.
EVERY WALK IN LIFE.
I A. A. Bojee, a farmer living three
hum a hall
mill's f r o in
T r ?? n t o n,
Mo., says:
"A sovftro '
si'ttloil .
in my kid- i
j ncys and do
V*?1?>1>0|| 8 O
? iniikly that
1 was o b -
lice?l to lay 1
off work on
account of
the aching in my baek and sides.
For u time I was unahle to walk at
allvjtnd every makeshift I tried nnd
?!t the medicine I took had not the
slightest effect. My bark eoiitinued to
grow weaker until I began taking
I>oan'? Kidney Pill*,, and I must say
I was more than surprised and grati
fied to notice the i?aeknehe disappear
ing gradually until It finally Mopped."
Doan's Kidney Pills sold hy all deal
er* or by mall on receipt of prlee. GO
cents per box. * FosUr-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo. K. T.
"T hav? hern ntlnjr Oaaeareta for In*"!!!?!!*, with
which 1 have been afflicted for over twenty yrara,
unit 1 can ??v that Caacarct* havo flvcn mo iut.ru
relief than any other remedy | havo over tried. I
ahall certainly recommend them to my fnuml* aa
beiuil all tWey aro rcproionied."
Thoj. OUlard. Klgln, 111.
Best For
The bowels
CANDY CATHARTIC
Pleasant. P?UtahU. Potent. TatteOood. DoOnofl,
Noror Sicken, Weaken or Gripe. 10c. 2Sc. W.-. N*v?r
? old In bulk. Tim genuine tablet attmpuj (J l'U,
Uuarautaoii to curs or your Hior.?y bft ;k.
Stirling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 597
ANNUAL SALE. TEN MILLION BOXES
Potash as NcccssaryasRain
The quality and quantity of the
crops depend 011 a sufficiency of
Potash
in the soil. Fertilizers which are
" low in Potash will never produce.
satisfactfWJVtrsnite ^
Kvery firmer should h^faroilUr with the
l?>|K:r iir.>'w>rti<ni>i of intcrwBfJ*'* thll iota
make the twit tertiliicr.i ! ur iX^Y kind
cr.ip. We have iiwi'iishcd a
C"n?.?inin(r the Uteit rrsearclie* on i^|| all.
imporunt subject, which we will ?emi free
if ymi ask. Write now while you think ot
it to the
OE1MAN KA1.I WAMS
lew V?rk? ?? Nmmi Mr*H. or
Allen t*. <*?.? ?H Sooth Hra*4 Street, ~
h ? A
THE OAltY PLY KIkUR'
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