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IN STRICT COMM. Women Obtain Mrs. Pinkham's Advice and Help. Bbe II ua (Jui?l?d 'I liontnudn to Health, -? How I,y?IU E Pluklum'i V?(elftkl? Coin pouud (Juruil Mm. I' red Hryitfi. I It In u great k satlhfact l< >11 for a l ivumuu tu (eel that r s?hu can w rite to I another ',C|' lthft ino&t private Imi'l confidential filrtuilh ul'otll. hci ' i 1 1 iiuNN, and Know thai her !?? Iter will he hcen I ?y a wo man only, n wo man full of b,) in palhy for her hick bistfi.H, ami above all, it woman who has had more experience in treating female ills 11i?n any 11 \ i i> k person. Over out' hundred thousand rases of female di^easea cqifie before Mrs. i'inlt ham every year, some p<*rs< hihIIv, by mail, Hinl thin has been j<o \na on for twenty yearn, tiny after day. Hurely women are wise in seeking adviue from a woman of Mich experi ence, especially when it is absolutely free. Mrs. Pinkham never violates the con fidence of women, and every testimo nial h ?.Iter published is done so with the written consent or request of the writer, in order that other sick women may be benefited as they have been. Mrs. Fred Neydel, of 412 North Mtli Street, WesJ, Philadelphia, I'a , writes: ))<*?r Mrs. l'inkliaiu: < " Over a y?ar a#o I |v rote you a l??t t*r a^kiiiK mlvle?, ub I liu<l fomak* ifle ami could mil carry a child to maturity. I received your kind lettor of InxtructionH auil followed your advice, 1 am uot only a well wonts n in coll aoquftlice, but have a hnautlful I .?? J ? v Kirl I wwh ovfry sufTorliix woman in the la no would writa you for advice, a? you Imve dona so much for me." Just as surely us Mrs, Scvdel was cured, will I.ydiit li. rink limn s Vegetable Compound rurc every woman suffering from any form of fomale His. No oilier medicine in all (he world hns Such a record of ci^es of female troubles as has Ijydia I1!. I'inK hani'? Vegetable Compound. Therefore no prudent woman will accept nny snh.vte tute which a druggist nut y olVer ? "If'you are sick, write Mrs. I'iuiihaui, Lynn. Mass, for spccuil advice. It is free and always helpful. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. TUHNfe UNIVfrHfttTY t(Y . ? .01 01 ?? rt h . ltd II- 1 \ f. 11 III K ? H l"f pirti'UlMl IHMlUi I! II I ? O. 1 11 u 111 1 I') IiiIm 11 u 1 1, lit n ? ml nl.ui. 1.1 111 I ? ? - 1 1 ? ? 1 Tiialt-l! iIh or*- ie.<'ijiiMll?"l Kim- mn iii I kIwii '?? the r ? r" ? ' limti v II ?.|.linl v.tili ft hi I. lit., .in. 1 SO.<K"> I'll 1 1 '-11 If* h tin 11 a) I V S|n." l.ll In I ? 1 1 ? r 1 . ? ? ' rlvsil ilnllv ii' tin* l-rdn t.- nf Hi. n I, I tin I'Ht *i'(,i|.ill 1 I. t..i,i>i I tilll Itll.'l. I "I < <t*loKUO mi l Jnf'M nun I n 11 - 1 1 1 - t' HO V. M. IC. ( IIAM, 11:. 11 !?., Ill mi. V. o. Ilraiver 201 . M!W0!II,HIN\ l.\. BOY S A ND C i R L S l? every Im'uM.V III I ilO \% II 1 1 <v I Si ft f MH lo t? V rj ? Mpt ion. t f Ot 1 Hi on ill Ci||||l|dl?MeH-, t ADAMS'S MACAZi^r. (A ivhuln year lor 10 hmMw) ho if Mini rheiiui)?( monthly lioinn inn gny'iir In Horltl, onntatnuicr ivi PAK?*?. IU> Hiri' liKM, of pclo> IM reading innftnr ?? f ihiiimijaI IntoroM In mvmm li- m" ?1 enutm to *nhr?fr?r? t frr full partirtil ir? nu?l *?it>nr rlpttou M.\nk A I iiNt K, ADAM M AG AZI N E, W .2 4JIH St^ N, Y CHy Mo. 27. How to Dose a Doy. I I n .1 illy < >n t lug ? A 1 1 ?.?:-? ? of i ;r tor nil Is its ? 1 1 . r ? v nblo In ili?' ailing dog ns " ls ailing liuinun being. 1 1 ? ? kielth against it, and does right . when In* is grab hod Uy H??- back n|' tin' nrrk. and with his jaws yanked apart with a (owe! n waits i In* nn->ty dose. This pmir i'il down his neck on tin* outside. II, is usually followed 1 ?y a few more doses, all nf which };n t In ? sane- way -whl< h is tho wrong wav. The jaws Hi'n iu a vise, tin- dog is in torture, and lie is ready to condemn his very host* friend for thnr treating hint sleib Idly. it' they were only sensible enough to know- how any dog. from tho meanest < nr to the bluest-ldood ed eanine on earth was in the hahit of taking his nil. it would In- different. Hut. they ate ail at sea on the sub ject. and i???or doggie is ahout dead when :i friend utters: 'lliiluph! All etiuinps mi d")',s, I see. I'our the stuff over Hie l'<-l low's paws.' I .o, and h' ludd! The win few who thought t,h< \ kue\v all about dot;;, and dogs i htng;; learned ront. .'Inm; to i. heir credit when they saw hn,v <;?!?? fully Tow.ii r licked his paws. ? 1 < ?; i n ? ? ? 1 Hum and thus took his nil without and in t he proper \\ ay. Tn hiring a herdm, coupe. nr other cart i ?ge, never forget to look at tVe horse* and hire thn.e that lo,.k tho he.'l and !? ? no dnckrd fii alumn I she.; i lur Puiiri ,\!i:iu.tls. Winn we lake a herdie v. -? pick >>i;i <>?? ? ili.mi: by a good bor.-e. :' il tk<- ?! : . v ? i not to hurry, but taki it eavy. and him live or ten n\? : hi' i.ire !<?:' being kind to h'.s horse. \V. never riiio behind a dock tail' ! he ;,e. IN COLONEL'S TOWN. Tlilii);) ]lui>|>r:i. From t). ? home nf tli" f u"on? "Kevh rif-l K< eyartah. of t'.ir'i'r ? i 1 1 ??," a \.i\ down Sout'i, eonu-s an enMiu,-ia.-l:e I ?? i - ter a bout 1 '??stniu. ' I was in very delicate health. sitf ferine from Indigestion nt I n nervous trouble v,> >-.?vcr" that 1 imM hanliy flr'^p. The doctor ord^ii ! me to dia cont i i j i ; the me of the oM kind of cof fee, v\ !s.-;h v. a s like p":< .. ??> lis-. pn?. duel! l.' Mich extreme d si it 1 > t that 1 cmiM not control myself. Hut su h was my low> for it that I ? on! I net get my own consent to give i' up for some time, and continued to Miller till my father one dn> brought h.mic a pa> k j* Re of IVstum rood t'oflte. "1 had the new foe I dr ill;, carefully pre;. Hied ai\ ? ? 1 1 1 : to dhectlons. and gave it a fair trl 1 1' proved to have a rlrli I'.ivor r.n 1 mad" a heallhy. ?who!es->mo .*;ti 1 deligh-Uui diink. To my taste the addition of cream greatly improves It "My health I n to improve as w>n as the drug olicei of the old coffee was removed and the Postuut Coffee had time to make Its induoi.ee fed. My nervous troubles wore i.v relieved and tlio sleep v hleli tho old coffee drove from my pillow always came to soothe ami strengthen me alter 1 had drunk Poetnro- in n very r.hort time I began 1o sleep better than 1 had for years before. I have now us-?d Povtmll (5oflfeo for scvcrul years and like it hot ter uiul find it move bcneflelnl than ~ wlwn I llrst began. It is an un.?prak< itliln Joy to bo relieved of tho old dl*. .tress ami *ickne*s." Name piren by . Postum Company, ltallle Crc?k, Mich. There's a reason. Head tho little book, "The ltoad to PMfc Slffill CAROLINA MOTIfRSj Many News/ Item# Gatnered From I all Sections. General Cotton Market VI I <1<II in k Galveston, steady u fi x j i New Orleans, quiet. !? 1 ?? j ! Moldie, steady U I V. I Ha vannah, II i t ii !? ?'< 8 ? | Norfolk, steady !l ?> X j j Ball tutor**, nominal tf /t 4 ! New York, quiet. !i 'JO j Hoslon, < 1 1 1 f < t ;? '.)() ' 1 Philadelphia, steady 10.Jf>! Hoslon, steady 7 1*? I Augusta, steady >r> X j M < ? u ? i > 1 1 1 h , llriii 0 !i Hi i HI . I ,ouls, firm it I U j lAullsvlUe, llrni !? III It) Charlotte Cotton Market. These figures i cpreseu t prices paid j lo wagons: < iood ini'l'l ling !? II Hi i !<? i middling 'j 1-4 Middling !t I X j Tinges V to x ! Htalns t> I 2 to 7 ) ~ I Suicide at Spar tanbu^y. Hpa.i taiibui g, Special Mr, A. Hon | ham Martin committed auicide Wed { m sday morning by drowning himself in a Jlttlo spring branch in a valley between North i )<>at) iyi<] North Con verso streets. Jle was found with his fner forced downward Into seven Inch es nf water. There wan not the slight ? ?st i luo to Indicate that the end of the unfortunate man was other than self planned, and no inquebt was held over 1 1 i m ri'inaiiiH. Mr. Martin wan f>4 yaiH "i hk" and hla wife and four children survive him. lie was* a native of the county, ami lived at Martinsville, lie had been m falling health for some time, and for the past four weeks had lieen in the elty for treatment. Ilia ! ra-di ai t Is attributed t<> mi'laneiioiia j and despondency occasioned hy had ; health. When found he was lying in j the hraneh In his night clothes. The J deceased hoarded on North Dean i hi reet, and this morning when a ser vant went lo eall and see what the pa llent wanted, ho discovered that there was no one In thy room. A search ] was at once instituted, which resulted j in t lie finding of the dead man The deceased left no llolC or message. Tlo) hody vva< i allied lo Martinsville, i he j home oi the deceased, for burial. Accidentally Shot, (iafTne>, Special. As a result of the accidental discharge of a. pistol in the bands of his friend, Henry Smith, Htaiivarne Wilson lies seriously wound* d'd at his father's home. It seems j that at it late hour Wednesday night a ? party of young men were at the Moss pool loom which was in charge of >*'in 1 1 1* . When the hour for ( losing ar- | rived. Smith drew his nlr.tol from a 1 f j ( bow case and uilbree< bed it to .sen j whether or not it was loaded. He then j l;i ' i . tied it with a snap and the weapon i was discharged, the bullet plowing along Smith's left thumb and forellngcr and striking Mr. I.ittlc in the abdomen just below the ribs on the left side. I lie was at once removed to his home and several physicians were summon ed The full extent of his injuries are I'd yd known, but it is believed that i in ither the'bowels or bladder are punc tured. whi'h, if true, makes th?l ? n ;i it - i c.; ol his recovery better Papar Pulp Factory. ( ieorgotown. Special. Mr. I> II. J , tirei no. who for some time has boon looking around for a suitable location fop i he paper and pulp factory which he has organized with a capital of ^ 1 1111,0110 )uin definitely decided upon Huckupot't. \>u I ho Wnccamaw river, t and the plant will ho erected and put into operation at an early date. The capacity of th?? mill will he about ; -in. ooo pounds of pulp per day, to he in reused shortly to 1 00,000 pounds per . day ijnd will employ approximately l.'iO liund? The Hichanlson Cypres:* I.uinh^V and Shingle Conipany is ,lo catod at BueUsport and tin* owners of this plant has been mainP Instrumen tiil in securing I he pulp plant for Um Uspotl w here it will bo in surh close proximity to t he boundless quant it ies ? ?I the raw material. The paper pulp factory i;. expected to d<? an immense busincfs. which will he of Important j henollt in thi.-i port. President of Georgia Senate. V t hint a, tin Special Senator \V. S \\ est, ut' \';ibl":;ta. <ia . representing i hi ? sixth dotrict. was elected pfsi ? 1 1 ut of i he Senate. It require,! :: I || l ! ! ? ' t . to decide 111"' question o! the pfi idem > r.ovei iior Terrell s te.e ;? : age was toda> re. Ill before bo'll II.e.l Ill the liclieral .\s:.elllhl\ t i \ ei nor Terrell will tomorrow be inau gurated iluwrtici' for the second tt:tie. Tbe Davenpo't Case. New In try . Special The trial id Mr Thus ,l I Mi vet! poi t t<M- t be, shoocng ? i Mr I' (" Smith, from the Km.i ; ;! se, ijoii. loninionced In^i week j partie:, are prominent men. and tlu trial has excited a great deal of inter ? est . Ihe trouble occurred last ,lql\ on the edge ot Mi Davenport s plan t a i ion when, after some httlc diilientTv '? about a read through 'he pla? e. ho shot Mr. Smith through tin tit ir breast with a :iS-ealibre pistol the bail coming out about the shoulder blade I'or several months ii was not Known i whether Mr Smith would recover, but he is now pra tlcally well News of the Day. The administration of the estate ! of I? II Caskill. dec ased. formerh a '? Philadelphia breKer. is alleged to 'have d iseloTti that financial itistifu , tions of that eltv lost between $7a0. . o ii and J I .oon.ooo through alleged forged cert iticat o.s of stock : S. P. Shrehan, former secretary of ? i lie IVmocr; tie National Commit too. died of apoplexy while in the midst of ! ::n address to the National Interstate I Independent Telephone Association. Cclie.je Honor System. ,Yj>l)?vnic. Special . ? Tho.honoi svs I ? of governing college fhnients was I iftMMissod in the conference of South ern College V. M C A. men. W. l>. j Weatherford. general see ret a ry lor ihe ! South, telling of the installation of ' that system in the University of Ten nessee and University of Arkansas. In these institutions, Pr. Weatherford said, a- student senate hfls been form ed. where nil rases of dishonor or mis behavior are Judged, and where found j necessary, the aiudcut is expvlled up on Its recommendation, ' Chicken? Flew Through Plato Qlatt. Frightened by the ringing of tho village Hchool bell, two prairie chick ?U8 t >i a t had taken refuge In tho tow er Jle,w out as straight and *wlft uh Mil arrow to the opposite aide of the tdrcet, where the leading bird with gieat velocity bit a heavy pluUt-glatts store window mid, going through It IIUo a bullet through a target, dropped dead on the floor, at a distance of twenty feet from the window, says a Wolsey, H. D., dloputoh. The chicken went through the glass with sufficient force to cut a hole six Inches in diameter. Its companion struck tho tilde of the hole, making It larger and falling lnsldO with tho shattered pieces of glasB. The second prairie chicken appar ently was not badly Injured, for It swiftly recovered lt*elf and escaped through the hole which It had en tered. l or the Summer Coiittage, The willow porch and cottage fur ftlturo 1* untiHiiAlly attractive H1I3 year Not only are tho designs pleas lug, but the colors are excellent and In the greatest variety. Healing wax rod enamel U one of the favorites tnlH season. A net of then? red chairs with a round table to match would bo charming for tea on tho lawn Huge red lawn umbrellas are also to be had. No other color make* Btich a good appearance out of doors, 'llie combination of bright red, the green of tho grass and the varying tones of the .shrubbery and flower beds Is most delightful, Porch furniture In general that i? , whero tho establish ment doea not boaat an army of nerv al! i.s- .should be waterproof material, llainhoo Is excellent. Porch swings of Hiis wood are rapidly superseding the old fashioned hammock, which al ways had to be taken In when showerri catno. The swings are rather expensive, but they can l> ? made at linmn for very Ultle, provided Home member of the household is handy with too) 4. Waterproof cush ions and rugs are now among porch conveniences.? New York livening Post . Two Will9 Almost Identical. Thero was something peculiarly touching about two wills which have just been Hied for probate; tho two instruments being those of husband aud wife, altd as near identical In tonus possible. Kacli bequeathed every thing to the ether. except in case i. f previous de mise, when gt andcbildren were named ilte heirs. The t wo wills were drawn :hr> 1; a m e da>. wit nested by tho sain? par'ies. a nd drawn in the same hand Husband and wife <:i<'d within a few da\s of each oilier, almost exactly ter years later. The nan.es <>f llie testa tors wen- John \V. lU.nl1 s and Mary A lUade-e .1 efteiTdii vi ! I'* correspond euee Indianapolis News. Th" man who does not t'eai failure S' Mom has to face it. Onif* Krwim, It<hlii|{ lluinoia, IN for oii|, ctiioiii"* oases t nkfi H 'I nn i'- liioo.i I t.-t I'll, It k'vch a h'-filthy IMooit -ii|*|'lv to tl?i? iilT'-otixi party, lit-als all t<,?. ,t "ru( tlmi s.'n'':t, ."'wiIcm; stops llirt ii lui it- liinj: m'i<1 I'urihiij,' "f i?<'/.rina. s writ ings. >upp:irir in ?. wiitcry Mori-s, ot'1. l>rti;C i:l>'!> i I l"'t la rt*o I'oiilc, ;! Ii >ttl**s ?J..r)0, 0 I... I ; |..f. jf? .00, i-jjiri'c;! prfpntd. MUVipIo frt'O ninl pifpald l'v writing blood Jtalin (.'o., At Irtnla.tia. I ?fn,,rllu' t rotiM'* nml frt*? rnudi ?'ni a I svnt In scalotl loiter. Killi.-i 1 1 s ?* ttiiiti who inns nn auto mobile hast a k?( of moiii-v or h" owes a l<>t. Mnrlifllhi; t'olnt > < Itl Mill* \\ltll llli' < hissi<* ease of the oyster shippers, cited by President Medley of Yah* lui versity in his book mi i C :i > I r":i ? 1 Trai'.pportal iotl. is the ease of the A'iio>loi>k pol;it<> growers l-roii: hi by President Tilttle of the ' Huston ?v Maine Kailroail before iln? Senate < *< > 1 1 1 111 i 1 1 ???* ??n Interstate Cum nuTi e. Not hing could better show how a railroad >v ? n k < for 1 1 1 ?* interest of tiii" i<> a lit Irs whieh il serves. \ main dependence of the fami'M's of tin* A roii-.|Oi.|< region is tin* potato ??op n ????.; rega f 1 1 1 vi inii.n.illy eight to t ?"* 1 1 milium I ushcls w li i? Ii tind a mar ket largely in Hostoii nnd tin* adjacent tJ ii-Kly sett l? d region* of New Kng I.stnl. riu- i oii'1'i'lilion nf cheap water t ! .1 1. -.port t ion t in i u Main** to all points a 'mi i; tin* Neu I'.ncla lid ro,i-t Ueeps l -i i I it ?:? 1 1 freight talis on tlic-i* pota i'?- always at a vny low levrl. 1 'ot 'i t lies aii* a!>o a ron>iii?s-ab!i* ?.> n t - r n t of til,* till. U lat ins ? . i .Michigan, their iu'linal market being obtained in a ? i . I through lii*troit ami I'hiQitgo and o'l i' communities of that legion. Not tnati\ \ ears ago t woiing snn nml V.iiiis Invr.yht a tremendous yield of p '',atoc.? from tin' Mi.higau th-lds.* At r.ermal ralfs and prices (here >x ? ? ?i l? I ) a\e been a ghn o( ; 1 1 . ? i nstoniar.v n:ar !>':s ami tin* pit iio'- woiiM have rot ? ??I :i (!:?? f :i i it : s. In lu lp t !i potato j = i ? > v\ . . - ii,,. raiiioails it. 'ii Michigan! In.tde l!l;p! ????. ib'lltodly !o\\ lairs oil < to i \ i ! \ ii-a liable inaruct. i'\i ti . anying tlnMi: in huge 'piantilies !?> a p'.o i* > i ? ? ? j?;o ; ?? ;is ]'.o-(on. t in A ; o s i , ,i ,;v ^ ;'i i \\ i ; ? !nn| to nvbtcc 1 1n* | I i !? ? fin ilic;r pitato;. ;,n<l \ rn tln-n i'MM not i ! . sp< ? i In* ui nlib-ss tlu* 1 '? A M i ? ? !'. ; io.nl i ? ?iu ? '?*il its it.-, u h it ?iid. r.v * ; a t i's, Mia K Ititf pos '? ?? ? ?w pi .. . ? tin* i'.-taio '.'iops of 'lo:1. M a;. >1,. I nr..* w ci'i* niial'y 1-..I . ? il . 1 ' v I \ i'.'il) o.l 1 s pot a I HI'S ..i d 1 1 \ ? i' ???.? y i.i*J> l..i?l all tin | - !:?? \v .? ninl. !.:!?? til.- M h ^ i'i i ailr?"*,.ils made I ilfs tl .ii '\on' ! lia \ i* l-i'Cii i in noii* to rail1. Old*. Ii:d t ti?*y h-'r-n app!i?'i' t-? im* j i . ? * \ ? iin*nt ? ? *" . 'I p.ii:it.*<,s at tiii.? ??. to .1 ! : p:.t, v. 1 1 . ? y hdpt'd thfir I a I rot's to nnd .intUois :? ;? ih-m. Tito laision M.iti.t' U.iilr<>ad siitlriod a d<^ i:i(\i>i* in U- lovi'inn* fi'oin potators. l>nt i; ??> i ? a i * * i ? I tin* Aroostook fatni(*rs ti? ivatio't tls'.'ir i rop and tlnM"by to obtain n.oiirv \> !ii ii tln*y jpont for t!.?- \a:.?\i s.ij '. liis wl.i. li Uio rail roads b'.'.inr to ilu<.n If tin* u-akir.? ot rates. siibjort to (lovorCiuoala! ad.in-l nn*!>t rit !i ra li.al juwl iirompt miion tould novrr liavo ba?M*. taken., bt'iansc it is wo 11 established that if a rate In* o:n ?> rodm od by a railroad company it rannot be r?*>toivd through ihe imh! tan.* of (Jovermnentrtl proci'd nre. It' tne Michigan rallr?iads nnd the Hoston *V Maine Hailroad had b<*en subjected to Covcrnnicntnl liioitatlon tin y would ltave f?*!t obli>;e<l to keop up their rates an do the roliroail* of Kranee and Kupland and tieruinaiy un der Goreruiueiital Mraita tiou 4k* B*Utoe? rotv*-Kxch?u*?. > h ?Pirorttn of Ilia 'J ljQre has been a great i.eal of dls appolnttueut because tbo (Itirtleld re port dIjowh thiii i in- profit ? ot the pack ing Industry only amount to about twy per cent, on the volume of buiiuesfi transacted. There In no (loiltl^ how ever. that the report Is correct. ^ Tho census reports compiled hy the 'lovernmont In Hkjo, before the aglta tlon regarding the "beef trust" began, throw considerable light on thin ques tlon, It appears from tho census that tho packing Industry is conducted vu a smaller margin of gross profit than any other Industry In America, The gross margin of profit of K71 Hour anil grist mills in HIInolH, In the census year, was nearly ssveu per cent, on the vol ume of business. The gross margin of llfty-one wholesale slaughtering and meat packing establishments In Illinois wan only about one third hn large, or a little more than two per cent, on the volume of business. The millers have not beoft accused of being 1 ii a "trust." and combina tions would seem Impossible In a busi ness where there ore several thousand mills in the United States competing actively for the flour trade, but it ap pears that the gross profits of the mill ers are larger than the grosn profits of the packers. It may turn out tbat the agitation regarding the [lacking Indus try will show the same result as the devil found in shearing the pig: ^kll squeal and no wool." A nice thing about mnrryfpfc money la everybody envies you ho much more than you do yourself. Why t Why, when buying a book, are we in fluenccd by the author's name? Why by en artist's if we purchase a picture? Why do wise buyers iu&int upon liaviug a reliable name on nearly everything they purchase? It ia because the name attached is the safeguard ot the buyer ? a protection agauiNt the palming off of inferior articles. This "name guarantee" we all look for in tho most important things wo buy, and what can be more important than our iood ? ^Kverybody knows that all intelligent housekeepers aie viiy particular about the buying of things to and drink, and no body realizes it more than the up to date grocer, who eaters to the wants ot his cus tomers. l'*or instance, every real grocer knows the reason for tho universal popularity of 1. 1<>\ ( '< ?i-* i ? i:i :, the leader of fill package eoli'ees. lie luiows that its uniform purity and high quality have made it welcome in millions of American homes for over a quarter <>f a eent ury. Idealizing this he cannot but hand it out cheerfully when asked for it. He knows that the people accept the packagc as a guarantee of the contents. Vet there may he a few grocers left who do not recognize that the buyer? -riot, the seller has the right of choice,' nni' *' "v may want to cm I their looso-'cotfvv \v?no I knows what it is, or where 'it came from?) instead ot I, ion foFKKK, which the cus tomer asks for, and the merits of which both know. In Hitch cases the wisest advice is: "Change your denier." It's queer how a woman will believe everything in ;i historical novel and doubt an encyclopedia. FlTSpormiitiont I y cured. No Ills >>r nervous ness nfter lirst day's use of l>r. Kline's (treat Nerve Ke??iorer,^ "-It rial l"tt leand treat tse f reo t'r. I!. II. Ki.ink, I.t<t, .:i:il Areh St.. Phi la.. Pa. Kngland ia.? nisi built the biggest trooj) alup in the world T.nllw* \V?ir Shaot Onn ?|zrt s'Hallor after u.sln ?? Allen';! Fooi F.uso, n powder. It makes tight or new shorn easy. Cures swollen, hot, <wri;Ulng, aching reot. Ingrowing nulls, corns and bunions. A* all druggists and shos .stores, '2fle. 110 cent iiny substitute, Trial package Fkrk by mail. A ?l? I re>s, Alien S. Olmsted, I.oKoy, N.V. In Nnnv.n m rv.ini girls hire tor half a year at a time M rs. Window's Soot hing Syru |> for Children t ????thine. soften t ti ?? git ins, reduces iullamma t !????, allays paiu.curoswlml colli', '25e.n bottle. l.on.l.m, Knglainl. lays out for poor relief <xm.(HiO a \eav 1 ijo'sl'urfl Ih the best medicine wo overused loj allaffootionsofthro.it and lungs. ? Wm. O, Knd&i.k y, Yanburon, 1ml., Fob, 10, l'JOU. Stealing bicycles na.s bccome prevalent in Birmingham, England. Itch cured in 30 ininutw by Woolford'i Sanitary Lotion. Never .'"aild. Sold by fill driijrgii Is, $1. Mail orders promptly filled by l)r. 1'!. I Jelehon, Crawford.sville, Ind. A diamond mine in South Africa yielded 23 every minute last year. UNSIGHTLY BALD SPOT ( xiiiril l>> N?re? on Neck-Mcn llen Itch* Inj; I'tii' Two V OMr a Mnilo Itlni Wild ? Another flirt) tiy (.'ill Icurit. ''I'm two years my neck wus covered with huic<, the humor spreading to my hair, which tell out, leaving an unsightly bald spot, and the soreness, iiitl.untuaiiou and merciless itching made me wild. Friends advised t'uticura Soap and Oint ment. and after a lew applications the tor ment .subsided, ti) my great joy. 1 he sOics soon disappeared, and my hair grew again, as thick and healthy as ever 1 khail al ways recommend Cuticura. (Signed) II. J. Spalding. 1)1 \V. 104 1 li St , N. V. City." j The f m ix of protending to like opera j more thru) vaudeville is thai our friends j pretend to believe us. A li K* filler .Tu Mice'* Opinion, .1 udgc (1. F. I.oehrane, of Georgia, In a letter to I)r. Itlggers, states Unit lie never ?.tillers himself to he without a bottle of l>r. Itiggers' II nek lebwrvv Cordial for the relief of nil bo wel troubles, l'\M,nt?,ry. !?iarrlu>ea, el e. ivdd by all Druggists, 25 and SO \ bottle. A HW.IM.AR WIZARD. Mrs. daygirl ? Yes; | nmrriei^ my : husband after a two days' acquaint ance. Prof. \\ iscd?>a:- And how long bo fore >i?i weic divorced? Mrs. t'.ayulrd -Why, how did you know I was divorced? lastincrelief. J. W. Walla, Buper iutcndent of Street?, of Lebanon, Ky., says: "My uightly rest was brokou. owing to Irregular actlou of the kidneys. I was suffering lutensely from severe I pains io the small of my back and through the kidneys and annoyed by painful passages of abnormal secre tions. No amount of doctoring relieved this condition. 1 took Doan's Kidney fills and experienced quick and lasting ri'ilef. Doan'a Kidney PllU will prove a blessing to all sufferers from kidney disorders who will give them a fair trial." Foster- Ullburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y? proprietors. For sale by all druggist*, prlca 60 cent* per box. *? % *?* Make Your Own Gas Any country aome, #tore, hotel, church or building can be as brilliantly and conveniently lighted a* a city houae. Acetylene Ga? ia cheaper than kerotcue, brighter than ?lectricity, sale* thau either. PILOT Automatic Generators require little care, do the work perfectly ami can be operated by any one ? anywhere. Complete plantco.sts no more than a hot air furnace. Send for booklet, "After Sun ??t." K gi ves full information re garding this wonderful light, and ia fcejtt free to anyone. Acetylene Apparatus Mfg. Co., 197 Mlohltfan Av*? Chloftgo, 111. ' niii i Biff Bargain To b?tt?r a4r?rtU? th? Soatti'c LmmIIdi Col)?(?, four (oholftrahlfa art of f?r?d young p?r?on?of Hi In county *tU?* 0*?n co?t. WRIT* TOlMY. fiAALA. BUSINESS COLLEQE, Macon, S? Dropsy ill Removes oil swelling in 8 to 30 day*; effects u permanent cure In joto 6 o days. Trial treatment given free. Nothingcnn be faire* Write Dr. H. H. Groen'g Son?, SneoUlliU. Box V Atlanta, at' ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY Six!* miles from Baltimore at the base of the Blue Ridge FOR YOUNG lADIfS Mountains. Katabltahed 1809, Incorporated 1810. Healthful AHfl MISS19 location, large shady lawns, modern equipment throughout. Students may pursue either the Classical or the English Course; graduation Is attainable in either. Music, Painting and Domestic Kcuti omy, are branches of special interest in their respective departments. Pros pectus sent on upplicution. Address Sl.?t?r Superior, St. Joseph's AotLd?(ny, Emmltsbviro, Maryland Conviction Follows Trial When buying loose coffee or anything your grocer happens to lmvo in bin bin, how do you know wnat you are getting ? Homo queer storios about coffee that in Hold in bulk, could bo told, if the people who handle it (grocers), eared to speak out. Could any amount of more talk have poruuadod millions of housekeepers to use Lion Coffee, the leader of all package coffees for ovor n quarter of a century, if they had not found it superior to all other brands in Purity, Strength, Flavor (uid Uniformity ? This popular iucccm of LION COFFEE ean be due only to Inherent merit. There im no stronger proof of merit than con tinued and Increasing popularity. If the verdict of MILLIONS OF HOUSEKEEPERS does not convince ' you ol tlie merits of LION COFFEE* It costs you but a trifle to buy a package. It is the easiest way to convince yourself, and to make you a PERMANENT PURCHASER ? LION COFFEE ia^old ouly in 1 lb. sealed tm'kage#, ?u?i reaches you a? pure and clean aa when It left our factory. Lion-head on every package. Save these Don-head* for valnabto premiums. SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE . WOOL8GN 8PI0K CO., Toledo, Ohl? Natural Ftawr E)odftoducfe /,. i Dainty- Delicious ? Attractive to the Ey? rvrul HBtl?(yini to the appetite S Flavor) Food Products Ox Tongue, Potted Chicken. Deviled Mam, Dried Beef, Brisket Beef, JLurvch Tongues, Soups, Corned Beef Hash ? all as good as they fvre wholesome. Eo^sy to serve Tf\> flouklet, "llotc to Mak? Good Things to Fat" stmt fret. Addro.a Libby, McNeill <5v Libby ?Mcago ? if you have been told you cannot livo ? that j-our disease in incurable? do not de spair I Buy a large $1 bottle of Checkers and watch tho result. Sample bottlo freo, write to-day- -you'll forget it to morrow. (l.?r.k?r> t'o.. Wlluton-Hiloin. N. 0. I WB IITrn Address of <l> persons oT A fl | r I I** pari liullwil'loui wIhun " " ? I? U hi't with nuy trllie, <i)ofll.eii who were <lrslt?\l 111 Kentucky, (8) of motlior? of soldiers who have twin denied pom-Ion on iivoiiiit of tlielr rr luirriuK'', (4>ol iiii'ii who mrvwl 111 IhetVd oral arm), or <M lh>> n.-aiest kill pf Mich Hol<lit>T* <>r *.iU<>rn, now ilifcucd. NATHAN IIICKKIlin, Attorney, \\ n-lilng ton, l>. ?o. 27. BUSINESS" EDUCATION' SCHOLAKSH IPsF R- EE " dRAUQHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE RALEIGH. COLUMBIA, ATLANTA. KNOX* VILLC OR FT. WORTH and you will receive booklet containing almost mis-spelled words explaining that w? give away, ABSOLUTKLY FRIffl, 134 scholarships to those finding most mte-spelled wonls In the booklet. Most Instructive contest ever conducted. Booklet contains hundreds o f- letters from bankers and business men giving re<?s ons why you should attend one or l>. P. B. C.. Those who fall to Ret free schol arship will, ns explained in booklet, get M cente for each inla-spelled word found. Let us tell you all about our great edu cational contest and our GR?AT SUMMER DISCOUNT. ' (iNCORPGRATtD ) !CC When you think of RotnKofT to voO""soho..i "writ? for Co 11 of* Journal . si>w<Mal (jfCcrKof thai Loading UQkln?u uil shorthand H'hooh. <'ni>lt*l 8t?ok, #SO,(M>.<X>. KINO'ft lll'ttlNMi!) COlXEUE, SAL KIOH. or ( It AH I.O'fT K, N. ?. [Wt x *?< tonoh ItookkcepliiK. Nhorlhund. ?!?., by mail.) RUSIN M an. | S Complete External and Internal Treatment ? ONE DOLLAR Consisting of warm baths with | to cleanse the skin of crusts and scales, and soften the thickened cuti cle; CUTICURA Oint ment to instantly allay itching:, irritation, ana inflammation and soothe and heal; and CUTI CURA Pills to cool and cleanse the blood, A Single Set, costing but One Do Italy Is often sufficient to cure the most tortus ing, disfiguring^ r.kin, scalp, and blood tumors, eczemas, rasfies, itchings, and irritations, with loss of hair, from infancy to age, wnen all else fails, Pold throughout tho world. Ctitlcura Soap, 25c., OJnt? l?m?, AOo., linolvcnt, .".Oc. ( In form of Ob?colat? Coated riili, 2.V. per ?ful of 00). IVpotu J.ondo)>, 27 Charter* buii?? Kf|. | r?t!?, i Htii- do la Fair | Boeton, }H7 Coluuibu M Pottsr I)nig h Clicm. corp.. Sold J'ropa, a.#"" St-nd for "liow (o Cure Torturicg, JJUfigurlce Uuiuor# from Infancy to Ag?." SICK HEADACHE, PROMPTLY AND PERMANENTLY CURED WITH Crab Ofchard Water, A Ontury's Experiouco. With Succcsaful Haaul'.s, ts tho Heal Testimonial. HOLD BY ALL bttUQOlSTS. Crab Orchard Water Co., LHiiaville, K y, You want only tho best Cotton Gin Machinery Ask arty experienced Qinncr about Pratt, Eagle, Smith,1 Winship, Munger Wo would like to allow you what thouflnnris of life Ion}? customers say. Write for catalog niul testimonial booklet. Continental Gin Co Churlottc, N. Atlanta. On. Himiliiuliaiit, Ala. MemphW, Touii., Dallas, Ttix. FOR WOMEN troubled with tils peculiar to their sex, used as * douche is raarrelously stsc ccscful. Thoroughly cleanse#, kills disease germs, stops discharges, heals inflammation and local soreness, cures leucorrhcea and nasal catarrh. 1'axline is in powder (own to. be dissolved in jvir* w.iier, and is far mdre cleansing, healing, eermiculal anil economical tlun liquid attUifptics (or ail TOILET AND WbMEN** SPECIAL USES i For sale at dnljCRists.OO cents a box. Trial Box and Book of Irtttructlons Free. I ?mc R. y*?TOH Company Mtoh, Mm.' (MIS JfMtBE All IUI fAltt. BMt Cough Syrup. Taate* 3oo?l. UM In tlm?. Bold by d rural *t*. BEST FOR TIE BOWELS QAM BY OATH/Um* OUAftANTKSD CUKK for ?T1 kow.1 traa Mm. i Wood, wind oa th? stomach, bloated btfir?UjM patna af*et aatJnc. Ifvar trouW, tallow akta and i "Olerly you are tick. Cooctlpattoa kill* r Taka oar advica, atari ?>M| twiliw. Thajraawti >wHw frw. AMnm St?#lia , billanaat Whw year bowata 4m'1B } all att?ar dlnmi >nwllli.