The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 23, 1905, Image 4
SADIE H0WN80M
J Pretty Qirl Suffered From Nvrv*
outness and Pelvic Catarrh
Found Qu 'uK' lielief in
? a Feiv Da us.
NERVOUSNESS AND
WEAKNESS CURED
, BY PE-RUNA.
Minis Snfli? Itobinoon, 4 K.?n<l hI ???#?* ,
Maiden, Mass., write*:
"I'Timai r ?'<?'?!!> I i<? mi*
a year ago os un excellent n-nu-ily for tin*
trouble* peculiar to our nex. an<l as I to-iiul
that all that wan ?ai<l of this inciiu ine iv.u
true, I am jilcawil lo en<lor??* it.
? "J he if at t lo ?*?) It ti Omit Keren
tnonlliM upo for tie iknrn* ami neit
otinttenn, cauncd front orerwork out
ttltmpteufneiiH, and found Htm in a
few da yn I beqan lo prow ftir.tnp, ?>? 1/
appetite inoreanrd and I bei/a n /<?
mleep better, eonne iiienll }/ 1/1 ?/ nerr
OUHnfHH pUMHt'tl U It ? U it Oil III lift! I. -
newt In the pelvic orpann hooii din
appeared and 1 hare hern trsll
and Hlronp ever Hitter. '?
A?hlre*? Dr. K. H. Hnrlmnn, I'rcKi'li-nt
of The llnrtinan Sanitarium, < oloinliUH,
O., for fiw iiii'ilical tulvice. All i<?ir?-h
|io!)(l)Mic(* wt ri<*f I v con li'h'ii ? 1,1 1 ,
tyhf/tSlutcA Bij Baroln
'?>) hotter aihrrtlad the Mouth's l.madtng
r?W?liw?n CuIUk", four ?*hnlaralilj>*
t?Vi<l young person* <>f thin county *?)??? than
c.rJt tVIUTK TODAY
BUSINESS
EDUCATION
scio^sHiPsFREE
<ll|> (III* notice mill present ?r irml II (u
DRAUGHON'S
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
RALEIGH. COLUMBIA. ATLANTA. KNOX
VILLROR FT. WORTH
nn<l you will !???<?? ivt- t?ook I *? t ronliMnim;
almost 509 mis-Hpflli'il wm'il : I in n (
t tn* ( wo kivi> n \\ ,i y . A ll.Si 1 1 .V "f I . I
KlllvK. 1 IS 1 Heliol.i i .ihips Iu 1 1 n ? ? hn.li'i;;
lllOMt llllK-HIH-lli'il Wnfils it) (lie liii'ikl t
Most iii.sl rut'l I \ e cdmIcmI ever ? i ?> < I ? m ? I I
Booklet contains lmn<lr<<ls <?t letters iron
bankers iu i(l luiHiii<'.<i!< nimi k> viiu iim:
oiih why you .'ihoulit attend one i>l l> I'
H. TIlOSO who fall lo fr?e "?Ml
nrshlp will, as rxplitlifil in IkjoKI?*i . t
10 Cents fo?" Oiii'h nils ipi-lli .1 wm il fi>uti.|
lypt tin toll you all about ?. ? ? ? r Kt'eat ???li:
rational contest ami our
GREAT SUMMER DISCOUNT.
Checks
That Checkered
Feeling
?1 .00 nt nil druggists--- or writo for
BAinplo bottle, froo. 1^<> thin today.
Cliookern Mmliohut <???. Wlnntoij-Solom, M. C
Vast Increase in I mmlgi ation.
Immigration Into tho lTnitcd States
Will rise this year to npf<>ii l^h i n ^ pro
portions If tho record for the tlrM
quarter of tho current year ho main
tained to its close. Over 11,0<V> for
eigners arrived In Now York Id two
days in March, an unprecedented
showing. Tho numlior of arrivals din
ing tho first quarter of 1905 hast never
been exceodod during a llko period in
former years, ll is probable that tho
immigration this year will ho donhii
that of 11)04. Kxt rnonlinary efforts
are bolng made to furnish transporta
tion. Ships hitherto engaged in other
service are In demand for l lie trans
portatlon of tho coining hosts from
Kurope and steerage accommodations
are hooked ahead for several months.
?^-Philadelphia Ledger.
ALl. done out.
Veteran Joshun Heller, of T ? ?* *. South
Walnut street. ITrbnnn, III., says: "In
the fnll of lS9t>, aftf-r taking Dunn's
xri.i. i?m- * -.11
the renders of this
paper that they had
relieved me of kid
ney troiililo. dis
posed of a lame
bnek with pain
across my loins and
beneath the shoul
der blades. During
U?e Interval which
has elapsed I havo
had occasion to rc*
eort to l>oan's Kid
ney Pills when I
noticed warnings of
an attack. On onch
and tixfity occasion the results obtained
were Just as satisfactory us when the
pills were first brought to my notice.
I Just as emphatically endorse the
- preparation to-day 1 dfti over ttvo
years ago.'" f >
Foater-MllbnrTj.-C6Tt Buffalo, ' N. Y.,
proprietors. J*br sale by <xt) dro&gi?t??
frtcv 60 eeoj? par box, ^
110 MEET IN WASHINGTON
Russo-Japanese Peace Parley to He (
Held at Nation's Capital.
DUE TO ROOSEVELT'S TACT I
i
j If Waallnr I'rovf* Tot I I'll In liif
__
| I H|i 1*1, I III-. I.nvxy M.iy tio to New- j
' jinrl or hnino Other ttmort ? Tpfpin
hfr 1 1 1 ?? II inn l.linani I'or tilt- Mrillny
?- I' I fit I |iol< lit lur ten Not SjiukiI,
\\ aslifn^ (on I >, ( ? A 1 1 1 ?? i*i < it's 1 1 :i - 1
tional capital li;is Itci'ii ?? ! ?? I> <1 :ts the i
h*iiI of m'uol la I inns Im-i wiiii (In- pli'iii
jiotfiil iiirii s of itu.ssia ami .l;i|?an for |
a Il eal \ <>f pi-ate.
Tic ollli ial a n i m > 1 1 1 1 <-< ? 1 1 1 ?- 1 1 ( was ntittlf !
I ?y Srrnlar.v l.ot lt. Il was iik follow.*: j
"WlifMi tli?- (wo ( ? ? > \*<*c i j 1 1 1?- 1 1 1 m wt r?- j
nnaliU* to iiKi'tt' upon <?! I li ?*r <'ln loo j
or 1 '.i lis, I lt?> I'n -idi-iil mi^^i sli il I I. f 1
Halite, 1 1 1 1 1 liotli < Jo viTnuicntM havoj
now lliitl Washington In1 cho
hoii ax liif pin * *t* inn uii't'dpu. ami Mm* j
I'lfsidi-nl ha* ai,'oriliiif.'l> formally no
lillcd I >o 1 1 1 ? ? <> v <? r 1 1 1 1 1 < 'i i In Hull Wash j
iiiKton w ill lit- so scli'dcil "
'I'lliU stall'llll'llt WaK SlIppll'IIM'tll'll
shortly af trnviird l?.v a seiui ollicial an- j
IIOlllU'lMIH'lll I III) I "aflrr merlins il ltd
oi'KHiii/.in^ : In* plenipotentiaries <1 th"
l\VO < ill VlTllltlelllN, il' il sllitllltl III' |
foil n<l to lit> iiiM'oiiiforla lily hot in j
Washington, ina.V adjourn Hi'' ntpolinjr |
lo some Htimnifc resort in the North, |
ami there (Dili iniic tiiilil such tiim' as
the weather in Washington *hall !>?? ;
more eomforlahle." .
'litis i.s taken lo fma n either N'.-w- !
port, where 1 1 1 o * I ol liif foreign (liplo
mats have their summer lumiis ?.r ?
Ma 1 1< ? 1 1 ? "? I it h,\ the sea, most likely llio !
j lol'IIUT. t 1
Ili'tfitrih'il hn Viiliiry I'm -I >t | > o .
I > i | > I ? 1 1 1 ? ll I isls take I In' \ i ? ? \\ tlilil (In'
Kclcction ill' W :i ^ 1 1 1 1 1 ;; 1 1 > 1 1 i-- lite I i : > I
diplomatic victory lor Japan. as i;u<
xin ll iiilliii'lH'c favoiid ;t European (
point, while .I.i 1 1. 1 ii opposed a uii'i'liiiu i
in Europe.
ft will i? < 1 1 1 l ti > ?i t |i-a<-l a month for
llii' ncyot i.i I ions <>f tin1 1 w ? ? < ;..v?>rn- '
inent*. with Ihcir 1 1 ? s 1 1 1 -i ? l i \ r flails, t ? ? |
I'OIUO I ogol llcl . | in' distance liutii ,1a ,
|i:ill |>a i I iciilarlv liriny so nival th:: I a
Miorler liiiii' scarcely ? onhl In* allow. I.
II I Here lore M' i ? 1 1 1 s quili' I ( k i ? ! \ tlal
tlli' roll ft 'I ciice will llol ;ivsi'iiili|(> |i>r
uiall.v I m' f o i'i * (If 1 1 > i < 1 1 1 1 ? ? o! Amrusi nr
I In- lit -I of Sfpli ii)t-?' i
Prior to tln> rinal assembling <1
till' colli I'liMiit' il i > pl'oha 1 1|.\ il |||> I'I
ili'iil he 1 1 1 1 lo wi'i I, dial a p ? . ? ? i ? | . i ? 1 1 ? ? . I
will In- iK'^ol ia I fil l lii1 making ol ii','
protoi o| will I a K i ? phi' i' 1 1 1 ' f 1 1 1'* ' I llr die
III I'M I ion o a forma I a r mi* I nv.
I-"1 it I* ? in llr iiivr Ti'i rfliirvi
'I'I.' lirsl tliiii;: before tin- ? on i ? i ? ? n. -i ? ,
will In- tin* appro\ iiii.i Ii- iii'li-nmit to
hi' asked by .lapaii, and this will in
volvi' what I "i ii I'liiii I ion i"i". vh.i' .
shall demand troin l!ii-?-ia 1 1 ? < 1 1 1 ;
Ibis, Japan will undoubtedly ir\ to s.- 1
cure from China tin* r\arl place which j
llussia hi'hl uiuli'i lease 1 1 .i 1 1 n* I \ . I'm ; i
Arthur. I
II is practically a n I h ipat i il hero that
I hpiv will he a hi- hil.h over the I ? r- j
I'ilol'iat pri'/.c which .lapan -hall de- ,
ma nil. II is in 1 1 1 1 ? air that .P. pan will |
lirsi insist strongly mi Poll Arthiir and |
the suzerainty m i r Mnm-hiiria. rail- !
imr in that. In whole or in part, lapan I
will insist on Vladivostok, Japan's nai- :
lira 1 idea hciin: to cmitrol the naval -it- t
nation as against Unssia and p r ; ? \ ? ? i s ? i
her ever auaiu holding China hy th" I
throat for territory or franchise-.
One of the ilisl urhiitK factors which i
n re clearly lorcsien here, is that even |
England and Cermany would not like |
to see Port Arthur turned over to |
Japan to strengthen her mightily, in !
ndd'tion lo lcr presfri. navy, pins the
ships I'll p lured from Kus>ia.
Mnv Niiiiih Iv nropit I k I ii.
AN' hel her the selection of Washington j
will affect I lie tentative selei lion by '
Kussia of M. Nelidoff as one of lcr en- I
'.i vs is not known. though the opinion J
here is that lie will come from Paris, i
Private advices reaching here from
K.urope say that Emperor Nicholas lias
been eon.shleriug tJeneral Kuropatkin
n<? a possible associate for M. Nelidoff.
hut that nothing is being said on the
subject in St. Pet . rshuru lest Euro
palkin's enemies rally against him.
CHINESE AT WEST Pill NT.
Special Act of Congress Admits l our i
1 "oi riunci s lo Academy .
West Point I'm* the lii-st fiine In |
lln* histoiN of (he Military Academy |
representatives of the Chinese Empire
were adiniticd a< cadets in th'- in-l.ia I
tiop. Tlic two youiiu i 'hinauien, ' I it:;; I
Chin Chen and Yin;; Using Wen, wlt:i j
l.uis Haul an. of llomlm.i>-, and I". To j
ma* Plaza, of Ecuador, will receive in- I
structlons with the class of 1 I ?*. catali- |
dates who were received as cadets.
The foreigners are admitted under a
special act of Congress.
SECKETAKY MAY P.M'K.
1 1 i< Health Keslor.d Say s His Ik.
lors Are Salisijed.
New York City Saving It. at he hid |
Had "a hlllly nooil lill.e .ll I '.I. ? ope, " |
Secretary of State John I lax. who was !
>o ill w Sen lie sailed to, Naples ei a!
na>nihs ,u>i ;hat h,% had to he as-'.-it.i I
on hoaid the liner, got hop.,' ..n the I
White Star liner Hall... M: 1 1 a \
looked :? really unproved hi i ; i S ! ; . ,;r.l '
he said he had no intention m icvijn ]
ill}; the Si. ile povtlolio in P; c-ii'.i i
1 Jiwisevel i's ( ahii ct. Mi's, il |\ a ion:
pan led him. ,
CHINESE 1 1 1! IT ' S 1 N i ill U ?;n??i>s.
I'.oyiott hy tin. iiis is Spi ea-.liii:; I*:: -
P rs 1 incline Ailvei tisemenis.
Ti'.u Tsin. The hoycott iui; of Aim'-ii
<au L'o.ids hy liic Chinese guilds is ? la ! I \ ?
iis-umii:i; more serious proportions.
I he ;;uilds have determined to eariy
the boycott through, and the aspeol for |
Am ricaii inaunlacli r-'is i.s ratlu:
gloomy .
The native r?t>\\ sp.ipct s are iHr/Vi-i.l.u
ad\ eriisemonls of American
The National Game.
The Roston Nationals r.re 1 n r. kid
way for catchers.
The Cincinnati Clut> lias released j
out tickler Harry Dolnu.
Billy Malonoy deserves the rating of
Hilly Sunday Ibc second.
Manager Cfkrke 1? disgusted with the
base running of the Pirates.
Howard ami Clancy, of tho Pitts
burgh, are evidently in fast company to
stay.
Hans Wagner is making a 'strong b*i
for the bane-running honors of th*
National.
WEAVER DIGS UP SCANDAL
Philadelphia's Grafters in the Li^ht
?;l Publicity.
IMn< lomtiT'N Tlixt SI ny Mi'.iii lui|>rl?<>ll>
iiuiil ) hi .Miiny ('lit 1 1 i i litim? .
l'.o<s I! tile I ii'lr I,
Pliil'.didphin. p.,. sv>(,.|tl ftt I
~:afi I jj wliivii tiii? i{.>p ub.i'.ah "or
fci'Ui/iiti""" |e.?|.n |,
UiJ* Ml II,,. ),??;, |-||,K of
''"Um ilnian I r,i i, k II C.ivcn.
XX ho Was |M>)j(| (||i a
?li.uvi- of .onspirinj.- |)( defraud ||IL.
oily.
\N nMen ? '"ii 1 1' 1 1 1 ? w.-ro pro- 1 |
to shoxx' 1 1 1 ;? } eompcti
J"-n ?->?' ail . i ly work \x.,< prohibited
0 K'-'Tet <Mljl,;,.U I/. I XX .(>11 III o roil
I) act or.-. In., I the ||,i. ? ? I.i- leader*
"f Mil' oi l'.; in/,, f inn ?'i'i'i> ai |i?;,||\ part
s. 111 1111,1 u hi<|, had a monopoly
Ol I Jii- <j| y work .
linn Is I) .1 M i ? N i . ? I , o I A- Co
I11"1 'I 'l:l s ? i k lor piddle Work
? Itrm I j|,j. |,jO| l' I li.i I, ,<!.">( J < H II 1,000. '|*|, ,?
pa rl iters ail' or rather xxvre. lor there
" Ho,,, under recent.
0 l-ia.| W Durham, tin- maciiiiuf
Senator .lames I'. Mr.
M< liof. w |,o is known us ii,,. "so' oml
"i >-011111. ami;" .lolin M. Al.ok. Presl,
<l< "i *.\ Hi.. A.-phalt Trn-i ; Mrs. .|,m
Ali-.N .( hoi, tke n il.. o? an. I .huniny for
?^lalc Sena for M.Ni.hol, ;i n.| J >.i ii
, ' ami iliiniiiiv of t lio
Scnator'.s.
lit" duration i*,v s I I'm has eost Hie
'?il.v a lioiil K-J-J.iHHi.iKHt, an. I it ? ,|| |;,|(,?
;i',U;,n||"1 v.',' """ ""??? <?<)). i, ?!.',<?
Ii- I I- Mi-\?-lio| linn has had
? ?? ?J 1 1 r;i < -f ?- r?.r a liolM three I|ii.n I. , s of
Hi" work
Mrs Mi Xii !i.)i .Iroppi'il r, ; | of I ho
1 'iiiuiina tion u 1,,'M her hu.duml -ol the
liDinina I ion lor Senator. :u,<| |,,|f |
?' ;> >'?xx ".Hi lsra..| \\ Durham I
"" ' ii "I "'<? Keystone Tcli- i
i'. l ompan.v. I?in,\am. M.'Nh'Iml
""I .Ma.'k divided <? ! ? ? \ i?n iw.. Ililis or !
?y l"'oli i * ..I list- i oiupany, wlij;,. ( |i ?> !
"im r l\\ i lull u ..||( I., |,;ln M , ? x j i ? I m | .
'? or W.'.t \ ,r is nn.l.'iia k inu in
'"',M '' ll,;" "" ' "iilra. K will. Hi.. , v
u iiml.-r noil i-ompi'l jliv'it
1 - ' i i'ini'i^Ls a i no;i ^ roiiir.ii-ioi'x^'Vx'iT
\il x ::,n "'i?t in . ;iii..' Mml< r
V."""*''! 1 M'-Nicliol aii't
; K- ' I"' "'"''?iii'ai a u i i'i ir;. || |
M ' ?' v ' " v I ?iri!isi,,.,| .-.Hi. I lor
Hi" ? ? i 1 1 ??! ion I'lani. ami .N ncit'- s \ |;,|. ;
' 'J ' ' ? ' ~ ' ' ' ' " > 1 > I n | > ' ? ! i ; j t,' lirtn, u ,n ;
w ' ' ' * ' i ' I "I' 1 1 ? i ?? r-.po-nrc Mavor !
, ' ' V| '' 1 1 ? I * . I U i; u 'll?>
11 . ra I : ..ii pl.u.jv v|..|t | | .
' '"iiii w. mil , | i : ii - r j, .f i
"l MM' Cm * * ? i ? i ..| I jlir.ni,,,. w I... I ? irii.l !
>" i .<'iM ;I \ a a, | |I|S > . . , , 1 1 ,.|irv \\" j
I I III, \\ |>o W.t - ail ;t ||l \v {
' lo I :? k." . II . . | i,?- |
1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ; I i . K
! i w . i ?- v ,w .1 a . i - , ?
. . . . 1 i" ' * - ' ' ' I- I'll ' l.l t ,o||
"'hi. i M. \,. i...! ,i. ... ,. (> u.?10 i
":,v i M v ;.. !???! ]
u v ;l- : ? ; I.:. a M'l S
'!i! IM I.i Mil. I il .. ls j
I ! ? ? ? lov, . si 1 1 i i ! i ? t- .
Sialo I n w 1 1 ra i n *i ? ( ?onimNvi, jn?.. j
lj:V" u';,s "I'i'-iin.ili.v a J t ; ?!; 1.1 \ u?
>"kl ilmir lor a s|,orl lime ami tj,,.,, !
l'i>il pulii ic.-i. j|,. i"fcivf.; .ihoiil SJii,.
A i a r as Insnraiu.' ( ?oinniissio'n.'r,
' I"-!"!" a! I >:-;,?..u:iii ;, \ ca ami is ;
>,M#' N ' ? > r I ! i S'J.i ?: )n ni i<
.1-1. n .M.i.'k's v. 1 a 1 nam.* ,\h \a inara. !
' ' U:l-i :l I'-'i rtiinlcr an. I lal.jr owned:) j
y-; "" ' ^ I'i'ini I .'il I.,: worth
' s-mitor M . ? X j , ? j , ? , | (S |
~ a : ? I to l.o worlli V " H k > i i. h >
?M i.vor ami his coiii'S "! had j
a |itoira. t:',| .-..i, 1 1 r.-n:-.. m ni','lit at i
" i* .-'.aid, o |- ;t n,| n:... I
1 1? ?r I :? I! I i : 1 1 1 ? n ;? I |.|'.i-.'i ill io>,s w.j'.'dis- '
C * 1 1 *? S { % i ! a
?'"'''I M. Ma. i;. w t o was . hat":.-.i |.v j
Mie or ;.'ni;; itioji u iih h i\inu ln'Iravril
il to Max ?r W.viv. r. xvas .jiioii'.l' as 1
havin.'.r said: [
"I will saxr Diirhaiii. 1ml all (In* rest !
mn.st do lime in ih,? piMiitrntiary."
Without i.ppo>it ion the C,iy Conn.-ih 1
aur.'f.l to r.'pcal tlm onlina m'r< t'ixin" I
,,l(> I'liil.i'li'ipliia Ua pid rransii i ?.."in- !
pany ih.- l iuht lo lay tracks on | pi
link's of sin- is xxiihoiit ciunp'.Misai ion I
t<> Hi.' riiy.
Max or Wi'avci' notiiicd the I-'anners i
'?">?l Miclia ni.-s* Itank that al the end !
of bi\ months .j II contracts lictxvccn l ho !
"I.v >x'it h 11, al hank xxonl.l 1... tcriniiv i
t ni.
I he notorious Salter case was rc- '
<?p. m-d at fhe in: ancc President i
Koom'x-cII, when ? 'ominissioi^ers Coo- ,
? ex and <;rre;i. of the I niled States i
* ix il 'I X ice ( "oinniissio:). h.'^an an in- j
x e>t iua i im, ot I ho appointments of
< larcmc Mcescr. hepiuy Internal Itov
>Minc < 'oil.', tor. and Mr.!. Kin ira Park. :
an employe of the Mint. Mrs. Park I
xx.i^ insiriiiu. utal in i>s|ahli>!i ini; an
"'il'i ? Salter xx lieu lie w^s . harped
xx'iili lialloi t?o\ -.tuiliiiir.^ '?
I he oixa n i/a t ion lender- of PhlladoU i
ph:n arc a!I \ . ry xx ealtl.y. and i!:,. x<> >d 1
unx i-i ii ii:eni ti'iVi'.s aie ma i n I a in 1 1; -jf I
that (his money xxas made throuuii !
contracts v. i>h ike eitx .
c[<; \ i: k r n: cu bs now.
In-liana Smoki'i's Find a l Vn voniviil j
Way ;<> I M ;i! tilt- 1 w .
I juti i i?:i 1 M.I ? < 'i^aiv' l(> ('lllhX, |
!?.:??? t ni \\ 1 1 i ? - 1 1 is !m piwidt* t licit' {
i : > > i . - with ?-iuaivlt?>* i'.v l>n\ ;n*4 ;
iiicii; i : i iiinl. of tln> State, i
Itrcii I'M i icil li re and in ot l;? r crtics of |
ill'1 Sla'i'. .mi! t iir.a a in N of (>a< k;mes '
...? i;i>\\ .oil::; illio lliulill.a tliloilull
t! ,? i ; a i > an. I l*\ ? \p !<--? .
in n?v. l :> :;i! T i ? ? ? < .m.-iti ; tl ?? ? I ? > ; i i - ? n
V. .1 *??1 I . -al !:??'.? i i I : I ' a I i ii_.il*
. ?; s.> ? nir.:!r ina\ In- MtloU?-.l !??::. i
:i.t?? hoon i-a liy -t-p ;<* I. l.oiv.l !
!? \\ i i 1 1 i c - ? to I: ? ni lit* ??: u;V.vt tcs !
. : > la I itii* i- ' . I lie ??! u a.-.
T > , i ? 1 1 " .Jew . is K. . nvrrod.
i
'I' I : . ? jewel*. \" : ? 1 1 1 ? ? 1 1 at I
\vii;i M were Nt-?!en f-uti tin* Pm-h*-*- f '
\\ t>- 1 ii . inst ?-r. i'? 1 .? ? i : 1 1 ? ? 1 1 . Kn.ula ml. a
ii w w?-?ks a?o. have l mini in a ,
11 M ileal' t mhritluo. Tin* snpi''?scd !,<
til. I !;,is Peon aiTostcnl.
N w livook 1 i i> r Nannd.
Mr. ? I.tunava ki?, Mill >tor if Finanoc ;
if. til.- t'al?ia"t <u I * i ? -iv.fv Hoi ya ntiis, !
w I'd \\ a > :? <*???? ssin.- ? ??!, u il pi-o\ it i ? > n- |
ally Mia ""I li p?t? as l'tiiio Minister of
(il eoce.
r??? lion nr.d S|? el Oiiipnt.
Theva is an onoyraons output of lion
ami stool, despite some rodiii tiaii it-otu ;
last month's rccord bioakiny rate of ?
product ion. .
I-'x plosions at Moscow.
Three explosions started tires In (!ov? |
ornmont wan-houses at Moscow, Itiis- j
?i<t, mid moat <|ii?ntitic? of army ??oios .
we re dost roy ed .
T
Hoyentt Not Serious.
A dispatch from 1'ekin says that tho |
Chinese Boycott of American goods is |
vmiUtely to iMume ?eriou? proportions.
^alth.
We will not w e*i>, tot tjod U standing by
Uf,
And vtiii foilri'i tin to tho b)*AJie<1 i
"iKht;
VV'? vtlll not doubt, If duiktms* still doth i
1 1 y dm,
Our souls havff proiiil?? of i^tencst
light.
VV? will not faint If tn-Hvy hutdcnn bind j
its,
Tli?y i?re*s no hatd<-i than our souls
f an h??ar.
TUf t hnrnt'-?t way Ih IvIhk still behind us. j
W ?? shall ho bra V#>| (*i i Ih*' I'HAt despair j
O not In tlouL/i him II ht* our Journey's
ending .
Hln with Its ft ar shall leavo 111 at the !
last .
All Its h?-st hop*** glad fulfilment j
J.lf<- shall he v\ltli uh wnen ih<j |M>adi is '
l-asl.
us, O Father! wh?-n On- world Is j
|>I*ss1uk
On our f>Hll In-aits that faint without '
I ll<* 1 1 fllflld,
lli-lp tm, O Father! It- 1 ihy constant hie fus
ing
Blienkthen our wakii'ns till the Joy
ful end.
? William Henry Hurlbert.
Ui?(ul II lit*.
Soapbark Jelly Ik the Lent /All routed
rW'HiiiiiuK agent that a woman ran
keep on hand. It may bo prepared by
fuming a handful of aoapbark In a
tjuart of boiling water and letting It
(?ool.
The best way to remove eand and
ki it from Kinall fruit, when waHhlng
is necessary, Ih to lay tin' fruit loose
ly In a clean basket and ?Mp 'bo ban*
ket In freak clean water,
A thin coating made of three part*
lurd, melted with one part renin, and
applied to Moves and grates, will
prevent their runt Inn.
In roasting pork sour apples are
Komuilmea buked with the meat like
potatoes. They aliould be placed on
a wire rack to keep thorn out of the
fat. The apples are served with the
roant itnd take t i?<* place of apple ,
Hauce.
To keep u spoon In position when
desirous of dropping medicine Into
it, ar.d requiring both hands to hold j
t.h?? hot t |o and rork place the handle
pi't ween the leaves of a closed book j
lying upon H table
Silver spoons mid forks which nre j
in dally use may be kept bright by |
having them oner a week in strong
borax water for several hours. Tho j
water shonl i be n< rtrly boiling when j
t h * silver is put into it.
Lime water will sweeten jars and i
jugs which soap and water fail to J
.Van--" It is admirable for cleansing !
milk vessels and nuiving bottles.
Willi boiled salmon, cream sauce, |
plain boiled i ice is very good. Many j
i?i i; to potato There renllv is |
no r<".i >on why any vegetable should j
served with t it" II -?h course, its
s:i tnv? i.; unite sullicient.
No'blng cle ms a douyhy rolling j
pin iii #?M-lly aw a wire dish-cloth. i
That same wire dish-cloth is ihej
;,i-'v:>'s- 1 tbor saver you cm have* ill
the k tclo n.
Streets of the World.
"The hi'-chest . sf reel in the world,"
said a f.lobe trotter, "is Main street
in i )en ver. The richest is Fifth ave
utie in New York. The widest is Mar
street in Philadelphia. The short
est is the line Hie in l'arls; this
st t eel is only twenty feel long.
"Tho dirtiest Ktrcet Is Tchatig-tn
in Nankin. The cleanest is the Vif.
Castile in Seville. The most a r is to
era lie is (}rosvencr place, London
Tlie me t beautiful is the Avenii" ties
<'l,an?PV! i;iys?T>?j, f'nris.
The narrowest . irec.t is \'ia Sol, Ila
vana. which lias a width of forty-two
p'rhes The- ucliest street is consid
ered by ninny foreign artists and I
architect's in lo our Broadway, ^iih j
lis skvserat ers."
' '
Teacher Beat School Board.
y.tlhiiig daunted because padlock*
were put on the door, the stovepipe]
taken away and no fuel furnished to
keep i he building warm. Miss Jennie
Mowell, a plucky young schoolmistress
of 1 ew Bench, Sullivan county, N. Y.
succeeded in llnishlng her term ol
school, though the trusters had offl
chilly declared tile school discon
tinned. Willi the help of her pupils
Miss Mowell got new stovepipe and
I n el, but she could not get her pay.
She appealed to the state department
of education, which has Just ordered
the trustees to pay her full salary and
continue ( h > school.
FOOD IN SERMON?.
'?'cfil 1 1 ? ?* 1 >iwn i ill o Itlglit unil 1 1 ? ?? Sennoiii
Am llrillliuit.
A conscientious, hard- working and
eminently successful clergyman writes:
"1 :ini .triad to bear testimony to thp
pleasure and Increased measure of
eilieiency and health that have come to
me from adopting (Jrape-Nuts food as
on? of tny articles of diet.
"For several years I was much dis
tress. .,i durum the early i art of each
day I >y indit^'siiou. My breakfast,
usually ennsfst i nt* of oatmeal, milk and
ej^KS. scenml l<> turn sour ami faibd
to digest. Alt.'!- dinner the In adaehe
and other symptoms to. lowing the
breakfast would wear nwu.?, only to ie
turn, howevi r, next tnornfii?.
"llavlni* heard of Crap*- Nuis food, I
tin:: II > concluded to giveit a fair t: a*.
1 quit the !!?>?? cf oatmeal ;V-d 'lid
made my breakfasts of (Ji.'pe Nuts,
ereain, toa>t and Pos.u;nv> 1 l.e result
wns surprisiim ia Improved health and
total absence of llie distress Unit had,
for so/lon\; a time, fallowed the ii'oru
iiur meal. My digestion bee;: in e
once i.io. c >a : i>facU>ry tin: headaches
t eased, ami (lie r.hl fei liiur of einriry
returned. Since .hat t.m?\ foni y>ars
I have always had ? irape-Nuts
food on luy breakfast table,
?"I wns dei!;;hted to Hi.d also. that
whereas before 1 bepan to use (irapc
Nuts f i,l I was quite uer v our* a ml be
came en* :i \ wearied 'a the wmk i:f
prepas i i . i ; .?'?l o.oiis ami i't study , a
marked imp: a\ vir.ent n iliis irspeet re
sult >1 final the rhangt: i?y n v diet. 1
am ? onvim ;. d that lir.ip.c-Nuts food
piv In. ,i i h is ;. siilt ami helped me to a
sturdy ec.i.iit oil of mental ami physical
stren^ib.
"1 ha*e known several persons who
were formerly troubled as I was. and
\\Jlt;> have been helped as I have been,
by the use of (Jraptf-Nuts food, on my
reeommendation, among whom may be
mentioned the lie*. , now a mis
sionary to Vidua." Name givvw by
l'ostoin Coiwvany, ttattle Creek, Mich.
"There's a reason.''
Head the little bdok, "The Uoad 4o
Wcllville," in eavli pkg, /
WHY EYESIGHT FAILS
iNFtWlOK ARTIFICIAL LIGHT FRE. |
OUENTLY THE C\U8ti.
1 1' iiutt itM'tt ? of tlie >'???, Oa? unit All,
!<?>? fl?Houi !? ? Ac?-t y 1?ii? <>k?,
\> lilt li? l'mTHT?rlii(, Ifel Holt
Kliitne Cannot Kurt the K yen.
Now V or k, June 20.- No <ino fan go
into our *<ho<>l* <ir moot it group of
children on I Ik* street with ml noticing
how large it number ?,f t lioiu wcnr
.spectacle*. Till' pl'opiltioi) SeeuiH lo
1 1 1? -????!? .-??> yearly, Mini there are many
more who ought to wear glasses. The
experience <<f yno teacher might he (III
J> I i <? A t (?< 1 hjr the score. Kho knew Alice
was Inattentive and she thought Kin'
?n# unusually stupid. She wild no
lo i he principal and sent a note to
1 he mother, requesting that the child
!>?? helped at home If che wished her
lo keep up tilth her dune, <)i t. day
after a blackboard explanation, the
teacher called upon the child and found
Unit she had not #c?*u WliHt had been
writ ton. She was, kfpt after school
and hy dint of much sympathetic <]tus- |
lionlng Miss C. found that Alice had
novel' beeu able to see what was put
on the hoard and Hint her hortd had
ached ho often and so hard that she
frequently failed lo hear whut was
said.
Stub a condition may be caused hy
link of proper food, hut in our Ameri
can honie.H ii is usually due to .the poor
fpmlity of (he arlillcial light, The yel
low, insufficient light of the ordinary
kerosene lamp, with Its smoky olilni
ney, is about as bail for the eyes as
can lie Imagined. The flickering light
from a coal gas jot Is lint little bettor,
and oven the electric light, brilliant
as it usually Is, has an unsteadineps
due to variations In power, and a glare
peculiarly trying to the delicate nerves
of sight. The comparatively new II
liiminant acetylene gas produces as
nearly perfect an artificial light us has
,vet been found. It gives a elrar whit",
unwavering light, very brilliant, yet
perfectly goft, and so nearly like the
lays of the sun that even colors ap
pear as In daylight. ........
Fortunately, acetylene Is very easily
and cheaply produced, and tbo simple
apparatus necessary can be purchased
and installed in any home at a Very
moderate cost, and the acetylene can
be piped to convenient points In the
house where a light is needed. It is
(hen lighted mid extinguished and used
exactly like common city gas.
Acetylene is rapidly coming Into
common use in homes, churches,
schools and institutions of all kinds,
and il is reasonable to oxpe<l th.it as
its use in the home Hwreasos, there
will be fewer defiotivo eyes, particu
larly among children. Poor eyesight
ami the many ills resulting therefrom
w ill undoubtedly l>n much reduced by
the use of this new iilumiuant.
SAVOR V TH'TTER.
Savory Initter is made hy usina
some desired savory ingredient in
fresh hut tor. You buy either t'ne un
laded butter or wash from the salt
ed butter all the salt possible as when
yon are making some kinds of paste,
ami t hen you rub Into it with a silver
knife or spoon such essence or flavor
ing as you like. Anchovy essence.
Worcestershire sauce, onion Juice,
chopped Spanish peppsr or parsley, or
any one of a hundred tilings. Then
this butter is used for spreading
bread lor sandwiches or for putting
on some kinds of hot meat or fish.
FIT.Spnrni.inmit iy eared. No fits or nervous
ness a'ter ilr*t day's use of Dr. Klino'ifcGreat
Nerve Kest orer,$2l rial bo 1 1 leatid t real ise free
1 >r. 1!. If. K I ink. Ltd., D.I I A reli St., I'll 1 In. , l'.i.
One of I ho great pyramids of Keypt lias
1 1 "Ci i slrnek hy lightning.
AnU Ynur For AlUn'ii l'iii?l-K?w.
A powd ?r. It rost-i tho foj?, Cure? Corn},
Hunton*. Wollo.i. H>r), to*. tJ.illous, Aohln ;
Swoitlug Feet an. I liijrowlng Nulls. Allon'?r
Foot-Koso n ike* no ,v or Ught slioi* o vsy. A.';
nil Druggists and 8ho?i store*, 25 cents. Ac-'
cent no ?cibiiltuto. Samplo mailed b'nut;,
Andres*, Allbn S. Olmsted, Loltoy, N. Y.
A Parisian complains that kissing is out
of fashion in France.
??! rs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
loathing, soften the gums.rcduee.s inflamma
tion, allays pnin.eureswiud eollc,2ie.a bottle,
A nig is visually k?pt in every stable in
I'cr ?ia.
I am mir<* I'isVs <*uro for Consumption saved
my life three yours ogo.-- Mrs. Thomas hon
ours, Maple St., Norwich, N.Y., Feb. 17,1!K)0
Ova ma lie attributes his succeed to
t lie \irutes of his Kniperor.
(hire* !J?oo<l P :?'*?> ii, Oiftiecr, ITleora.
If you Imvrt offonslvo pimples or erup
tions, ulcers on any po*t of tho body, ach
ing bouoB or joints, fulling hair, muoou'
i?ut ??b*"a . swdVui glands, akiq Itches an 1
Lurus, *orc lips or gums, eatliig, (entering
soros, sharp, gnawing pains, men you suf
fer from serious blood poison 4r tho begin
ning!* of deadly can -or. You In ay bo per
manently euro. I by taking Uotahb- Hlool
llalm Ul. 11. 15. ? ina>le especially to euro the
worst blood and skin diseases. Ileitis every
sore or ulerr, even dendly eur.oer. stops all
ii?hep and pains and ri'dte?s all swellings.
H.Uarie* I ?!??? . I l.alm eures all malignant
blood troubles, sn -li as o.-zeinn, s-ab*; and
sealcs. pi inples. running ."or??, enrbu titles,
.serofnla. Druggists. ?* I per largo hottb\ .1
bottles ?.'> bottles ?5, express prepaid.
To prove it eures, sample of Hlood Hnlm
sent free and prepaid by writing ISlood Halm
?'<>., Atlanta. <ia. Describe trouble and free
medical advice sent in Keulod letter.
It is mighty hard for a man not to
like th?* rlrh fatht-r ol" a girl as much,
as he likes her.
The I'lve Itoyn.
T. D. Meador wrl'es: Have five children
and under no cirenmstaneo would I bo
without Dr. Higgers' Huckleberry Cordial in
my holism, especially during the fruit sea
!.ku,<.T!h! result in its u? o is very gratify
ing. IV>r all ?toma'*h and bowol troubles.
s-old hv all Druggixts, '25 and 50o. bottlo.
When you sec n girl picking lint off
a young man's coat in public it's a safe
hot that her engagement ring is quite
new.
AN AWFUL SKIN HUMOR
t'OTfre.l lltiftt), Nick :in.l Shoulders? Suf
IriX'.l Aeony I-'??r Tw?nly-Pl*v Year*
?*??: It Cured tiy Ciiiivura.
"For twenty live u,i:s 1 suffered agar.y
front .i terrible humor, v omp'.etc'.y covering
juy head, neol; .md shoulders, diftcharg.ng
I mutter <>i such nlT^mivfiUM to aud
J smell th.it 1 he-'ime nn object of dread. I
j consulted Ihc moat able doctor* far and
j near, to no avail. Then I got C.'utieura,
t- ami in a surpiionglv short time I was coni
| plctely cured. I advise all those #u tiering
1 Irotu skia humors to (. utieura ai)d end
! Ituir niiJifry at oncc. P. Kcye#, Hi)
| Congress Street, lto?ton, Msf*."
The ham] tfi?t Alls' the coal bin robti
j the world, - .
Nervous Women
Th.i r SufT?rii)|(s Ar? l)?u?illx
Due to Uterine Disorder#
Ferhep* Un*vi?|>ected
A MtDlCINK THAT CUHtS
i wt dispute
the w #*1 1 ? ^ nown
hm-i that A met i''?n
jWOUi^U <J,t' ncr
IVOUfc ?
i How often do we
l)f?f the oxpreB
irIoii, "/ t* in m> nrr
Ivoum, it .seems 6.'. if
'j shou Id fly ; '' or,
tipeaU to
, me.'' J <itt le things
Liki.vY vim and
make you irrStuWle; y??u can't filcep,
you are unable to ijuiHly an<l calmly
perforin your daily taaku or care foi
your children.
The relation of the nerve# and gen
(?rati ve organs in women in so clo.s?
(lu?t nine-tenths of tin* ii'tkoiik pro*
(ration, nervous liability, the blues,
sleeplessness and nervous irritability
arise from some derangement of the
organism which makes her a woman
Kits of depression or rest l^ssness and
Irritability. Hoirlta easily affected, so
that one mi mile she laughs, the next
minute weeps. Pain In the ovaries and
but ween tlie shoulders. Loss of voice;
nervous dyspepsia. A tendency to cry
at the least provocation. All this points
to nervous prostration.
Nothing will relievo this distressing
condition and prevent month* of pros
tration and ?u nferlng so surely as Lydia
10. I'lnkham's Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. M K. Rhotwell, of 10.1 Flutbush
Avenue, HrooWlyn, N. Y., writes:
" I cannot express the wonderful relief I
lmvo experienced by taking l.ydia K. i'ink
ham'ft \ f (jrc'tahlo Compound. I suffered for
a long time with nervous prostration, back
ache, headache, l<?s of tt|>p?ttt4(. 1 could
not sleep and would walk the floor almost
everv night.
" f hail three doctors and got no hotter, and
life was n burden. I win advUed to try
Lydia B. I'mkhaiji's Vegwlable Compound,
audit lias worked wonders for nio.
" I am a well woman, my nervousness is? all
gono and my friends say 1 look ton year*
younger."
Will not the volumes of letters from
women made strong by Lvdia 10. J'ink
hnm's Vegetable Compound convince
all women of its virtues? Surely you
cannot wish to remain sielf and weak
and discouraged, exhausted etfch day,
when you can ho as easily cured as
other Women.
J OME TO MONTANA A i yuu tti<nkiii.rn' <>l a>,g
?lutf'OMl i.? Hn u?'c. iu (?????"? <> ? f 1 fnf > -
>; 1. 1 ion a * Hoil i I. in i e, j> r'?* ? I fft' in 1 1* ? > ? i end n
i-iii- ii ?'i) s to h (i.e-ci) ck.Wo# i ?l .V" Krain
!>.??> an ml ni l'> ? i - 1 i*t i A ilre>s. JoiH't- ^ Kclli,
1 < Z')lii?i>, MuitftiiK. l.offiou o -C'i.im'1 .N it '1 Hank.
CURED
f <j f v 9 8
Qu I ok
_ belief.
Rfmovrs all ewlSiiu ?u o <.0 "0
tlayd ; ct:r (s a p-Tnionnit ciirc
i'l joto <\> <!;!>?>?. l'i ici 1 Ucntnicnt
. given free. Noi l)>_* faire*
U i it" Or. H. li. Uraort's Son#,
_ SnuolaiiFis. !io* fcl Atlanta. 60.
You want only (ho boat
Cotton Gin
Machine r y
A?k any eiperifiiowl
liinner about
Pratt, Eagle, Smith
Winshlp, Munger
We would like to uliow
yuu what thoUHUiids ol
lift' lonjj ouMtoinora ft ay,
Writii for catalAjf and
testimonial booklet.
Continental Gin Co
Charlotte, N. Atlanta. <Ja.
Itti iii li>? tiaiii , Ala.
?Menifihl*, T??i?n., I>alla?,
CONCENTRATED
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3
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I Dyspepsia
3 j Sick Headache
j Constipation...
The Tliro.' "Ills'' That Male l.if*
a liurtlon.
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In I'ne for Aluiont h Century,
801. D HY A I.I. OHfOOIHT.S.
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' H Rl"f*r* O A?li!rps? of (I) I'l'i'i-onn of"
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"" I temmf not iivtliK wMli Hliy trilitv
';?) "I n.eu who wi'i'f ilrufU'U in K?n(u<'l<y.
(3) of iijoth? rs of soliUers who li.iro lw'i?n
ili-nhil pension on ? i'<-oiinl of tlu'lr r<'
iii ii'i'luyo. (11 <?( hum. vlioMM vrrt ui iWKod*
oral if hi j , or (.'?) t li-? lii'iuost T ii> of bUcll
<ohlt?l'V or Mil ) 1 I'M. |[OW (it'cl'IIM'il
NATIIA.N ll!( hlOKII, AKorury,
\\ llisllillMf on, II. (. (
\\ niililiiiituNi
8o, xr>.
Lyet Libby
Serve Your Soup
Tomato, lulicnno, (limsommc, Chicken, Mtillijfatawnrv, or Oxtail will please the most
{.?stni:ous. Tliey are thickly prepared ? delicious to cat? alwajs satisfactory.
jUibby's 'fi^Vo^1 Food Products
Corned Beef Hnsh Boneless Chicken Vienna Stvur.age
Ox Tonguea Soups Ham Loaf
Your Groeerlha* them
Llbhy. McNeill & Llbhy, Chicago
The Secret of Good Coffee
Even the beat housekeepers cannot mako a pood cup of
cofFeo without pood material. Dirty, adulterated and qucerly
blended eofifeo such as unscrupulous dealers shovel over their
counters won't do. But tako the pure, clean, natural flavored
LION COFFEE, the leader of all package collees?
tho coll'eo that for over a quarter of a century has been daily
welcomed in millions of homes-- and you will make a drink lit
for a king in this way :
HOW TO MAKE GOOD COFFEE.
Use LION COFFER, booauae to get best reenlu you must nac tho best coffer..
Grind your I-ION COFFKK rnther fine. TTse "a *ablesj>oonful to each cup, and one
extra I'or the pot." Hlri?t mi* It with a little rold water, ? noiicli to make ft thick paste, and
mid white of nn egg (if e^K Is to bo used a* ft settler), then follow one of (ho following rules:
lal. WITH HOIKING WATER. Add bolltno water, and let It boll
T1UIF.F. MINUTES ONI.Y. Add a little cold water and net aside live
minutes to nettle. Serve promptly.
2d. WITH COLD WATER. Add vonr cold water to the paste and
bring It to a boll. Then set aside, add a little cold water, and In live
minutes It's ready to serve.
(Don't boll it too loner.
" -< Don't lot It stand more than ton minutes before serving.
DONT*3 (Don't use water that has boon bollod before.
TWO WAYS TO SETTLE COFFEE.
1?t. With Fim*. U?o part of the white of an e|?i{, mixing it with the ground LION
CO !? KKG Ix-fore ooiiiug.
2d. With Cold Water instead of egga. After boiling add a dash of cold wster, and fet
' r.sldn for eight or ten ininntce, then verve through a strainer.
Insist on getting a package of genuine LION COFFEE,
prepare It according to tills recipe and you will only use
I JON COFFEE In future. (Sold ouly in 1 lb. atulcd pu<;kagee.) I
(Iiiou-heafl on every package.)
(Have thes^ Lion-heads for valuable premiums.)
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
WOOU^ON 8PI0K CO.. Tolvdo, Ohio.
BEST FOR THE BOWELS
CANDY
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