The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 20, 1905, Image 4
THE CHAN6E OF LIFE
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INTELLIGENT WOMEN PREPARE
b+ngmrt iiwi y%.\n Critic*! F*rUxi
AvouisA ~y tt0 I'm of Lydla. K PU-Jt- ,
fcAttt'A WW'*''-* GCsCbfrOUtMl
Hrrw it. & r: y ?* <?
m*f) fu .ry t h?t
th?r tius* *, J
period ixj ? ?'</
ru*n * fc*l?Usfic* '
t* thf eh*Bg* of
i'iif ikt.rl
huziely te. t It
u U>>t
l:aus <lra '* * nek r
!* f;M wr;? rjr/iot -'
r?- a-v>fj '!
If her ay*U ::{> Is .n k
Hon. or fche >* prr/l.apr/'v*'! t/> k{/>p.?i/
or <y>r. of anyory* ft. It ia fttth a
? un* ihif 'iy U> &? l'*+ koA, with
ft ho*t of Bi-tvoiX irritation*, mak? lif*
* burden.
At th* V.tn*.. al*/> raneeraa r>-i t o mori
?r(- H>o*e l/> br^- n th<-ir d*?tru?
ti** work, Hwh wam.-rif symptom* a*
? ??nf of ?ufro<fttlor# not fta?;.*a riit
zinfcaa, h*a4a/J.?*. tirca-d of impending
#yil, t/rxtidh In th* r*r% tirnjditv pai
p.'fttio/J of th? heart apa rW? o^f'/re
the eye*, lrt
V ?ri*tA* MfifllUr. ?At'Aitnr*.* a.'jfl ift'j'jl*
etude are promptly heeded by intelli
gent women who art approa/nirttf the
Miri'xJ of life when woman* great
rosy be eg pecked
hyaii K flnkham * Vegetable <>ym
pound in thr; world * gre?>*it remedy
lor vroinfT) at thia trying r\ A ar,d
ro?y be reiied upo& to overcome a. 1 di%
trewiing aymptorn* and carry them
*efr-iy through to a Lea. thy and happy
rvj'l age,
Lyoift K J'inlrliarn * Vegetable ( oto
pound ;fiv go r a ?*--?. ~*rA "strengthen* the
femaie organ: am. aud build* up the
weakened nerrou* atem a* no other
Mri A K ' / Hy.a/id. of theater*
t*>wr>. Md., in a ie'.??:r "> Air* I'lnk
ham, **ya :
I>*ar Mr* Hn*'.*rn
"/ had ^*Ti ?=iffTir,jr with f?iiir<jf of the
wo?r>>, f'.r v/-*r, A/./J ?,?**,/,? ?t,r o,?h tf?e
' hnitjfif.-i iff'- Mt ??rf/:S> K?*/;iy **'yljrTl
I l~*A ? ^-^>} /.f uatntm <1sxet ?pi;;s,
h^e-U'- h.-st. fc:.'5 H'. vtry nervcu*. I wrote
} r? f/;r ? ;! r/.n,fumr^i
^*irh l.yiiB r. <'orn
f^/!jr*'l v v/?i ')?<?? "'J, ??.?.'! I ?m r>a{yj/r lonr
that nii fh'.w yn?f?0"f > f#-f?
I i ?-?- j?w<* #W/ U.rvoglt Um ' i^rijf*
lj f ^ wr-jt
Yor ap*r.ai a<!vj'?- r>yr\T'i .t> if ?hi* im
jy^r'.ant ?.?. o,r.<'n ao- irj,?.,.<-'i to
write V> Mr* I'.MWiam for a'iri'.o It
ia ff'? ar.'l a. neipful.
M
IDEA CAME rrtOM SHEFFIELD.
Fint Ccrrrrtrci?\ Travt^r Sent From
Tnat Cit/.
I', hfi^ K'rcriwly L?:? n sup^Eed that
? K ir traveler is a product
of ir ov. (i t . ? j - y . but an ??? fly a*
17.7 t- :-5fcefJi<*M < itl-f/ manufacturer
for/'' : , < ; ??.?? : > .i of v<ridl/ig *'> 'he
:.t to eon vim e ?he
r; "f ' ?;.a? * :.?? Knfc.:'*h-flia'>
?:<l'l?rv to 'ha' of lo/ al
1..M..1I : uu.-j ... ami fc<> ii>arki;<l wait h.s
,-.?h ;? -.?.?:?? no* !' jtx l' fhe
h'i:r.< ]?]< a v. a- it.'u pr*''i?- in ot h
' r } I 1 : '? * .
A ? ? a; > ;ih IT-.*/ t|,r- << un basrrr.an"
had fj? ( n.on. ?!:<? being
?1*. fl r;* 'i In 1 > r t si . ? I j i' Moi.ar ;. of that
? 1 sr, 'j;/ ' .<? htdnfj quo'erl from
Mio!f!? rul' h.
The ti'!'- "'omiu' :? !3f *i .'1 ?*?'*- r" 1#
the only mod' rn |<a r ? '?f f 1 : M'-a. tht
nn< i< nt liSjfti on i ? - ' : f > v On' 11 'he 1 rri -
rrovrmcnts in travel car.r'-fj 'he tercn
to bc'OJii" </>.*'/!? ' e
In earlier >?? nr.i the Ha!c-"fnan 'rar
<Sed "a* ! * ? 1 bin ftari.j.'.tK In a b&g
strapped to I n home h Lark aril
moved from p. ace to p.ace, and it wa?
not until j a h =>! 1. ?f of the p'.age
coach d a > * ilct 1 ne sample 'runk h>?
oamo tho f'at n'j < ? the traveler's out
fit
Whi'i the Bomb Burst.
The ? "And how did It hap
pen, vizier, that you failed to Inter*
poso your wordshietii body between
your sovereign ar.d tho bomb?"
The VJjder? "1'anJoa rr,*\ your high
<ncKH, it v.aa all ov< r so quickly that
there* was to time to make a move "
The Hul'an - A v. !m- nervant antlcl
t he of I i* n,**:i-r "
Tho Ha-.' I anth ipar'-<! 'he
< : si 1 j k ? r, your bivht.-e-w. I v.< have
prevented tho !hjowh:g of tftadly
111 Itir He."
Tho Hultan - ' Th' n you ao Lot
good at hfj'!(.li?ai?'/n? '
Tfyfl ? "S<j, )0'ir h!gh:.< vr ''
iO.e Hj'.ian, Bfiilllr.g--' In 'ha* fa?t>
you have not arit!r!j-ated the far* that
I am about to licc ycu : v, 1. 1 >? purse#
of K-'O Koquin^ ??nrh. ar.<J !n nidl'lon to
.prencrtt /, i.:j v. i.'h t ) j ; r * ?- la>-).<-K Hctoaa
I.
li?* f < > I -? lit \ < . . j r >jii(ih' |r it-a 1 i vo f.
4-- f'leveiai.d I'i.-lti 1
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COrrtE f.'EURAl.CIA
T OKTCI Von (J-ill un.) r I O I'riitum,
A indy who ?]ii','Mi*'i'?u?rly dr.f'M
liito nervous pr>/H'r;it.o[i hroii^ht o?i by
coffee, k a > s :
"l have Lc-cn .1 coff-.o diiiikc-r fall my
life, and u?o 1 It t^guiorlv, t'.iroe tliuei
ft rttty. ?*
"A yenr or two n?o 1 hecftrno i^bjfct
to nervouk neurn'.Kin. nttacka of ;.?r
votin headaclic and general nervous
prostration which not only lnmpaeitnt
ed me for doing n.v houAeworL, imt
frequently made It . i for me to
remain In u dark i-< in ' >: t ? or three
dn.vn nt a Uiiie.
"I Cluployeil *4. vor , I U'oo.l ilr, /-torn, one
nfter the other, but none < , { 1 li <-ir* u.is
able to ?r I v me p? io,nia i.t i. l.?-f.
"Kijrht motif )ih ;ti^o n friemt ??<?, -m
ed that perhaps coffer mis the r:<:^o of
tny trouble^ ru.rl th.-it I t.v l'?,?tuin
Food Coffee and give 1 1 1 > the <?Id hind.
I am glad I took her advice, f<r my
health bun been entirely restored. 1
have no more neuralgia, nor have I h.id
one solitary hcadndie in nil the.-bo eight
months. I\'o more of my days are
wnMod in solitary confliiemcut In a
dark room. I do nil my own work with
case. The flesh that I lo>t during the
yearn of my jiprvous prostration has
com# back to me during Tlhese months,
nnd I am onoo more a happy, healthy
woman. I enclose a Mat of names of
frl?a6s who can voucl) for th? truth
of tha ?tatemeut " Name Riven by
Poctnoi Co., Battlo Creek, Mich.
nwni Twiwm.
t? dajr trial leaving off coffca and
ii Tufflcia&t. ah froma.
liokuk Pric? Tift
P MILS.
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CAilK.
Wood c.> ,k, j/?r pa.r 1 00 ^ 1 2.1 j
'?! >?)*??, p*: pa.r 1 75 'a 2 f>;
1'c/vor. p'r 1 .Vj ^ 3 (.?> :
1/ -j.'iva^'oa ? k , }-<i pair. 2 V; ? 3 ]
M?iiard. p?r pur 73 c? 1 f<j :
15 .rig tf?), p??r |ii r , f?> f>;
l AfiMKHH li/.VTFlKlt lilG YIELD.
Govt rninent Indicate I.arge
Crop* of T'nufcually Good Quality.
Washington. I). Government re*
turn* on the condition* of the eountry'H
fnriii i ? r< ><1 ?j?- 1 m n* of October 1 In. i
j Ubate that f roj<" of t lie best quality |
: ri 11*1 <|tj?nti?y in history will be
harvested tills u'lir. The coin crop in
I i?.i rU' u!ni ly large and 1h it record ,
' br?-ak?r. The wheat crop hnn, accord* j
| Ins* to t h k t.'i t I'.t ic*. been exceeded only j
1 oil' t\ while the yields of out*, hurley, j
iye. Im "k^ h'at, 11 a x and tobacco either 1
'?xc '{(.1 nil record* or Approach the '
lljj'.irn of previous record brenkb.K i
. yield*. !
I: i* e%tiinnted from the? figures sent i
? out by the Government's Agricultural j
! I', r.eau that a crop of !<b707,751.<*/J I
j of <orn will \>c bar ve?t*d this :
I m The statlsti'MUi* of the New .
j V >t 1; 1'ioducc Kxchanu'c look for a {
t ? i"j? r f \v!i";tt to r'-.M' h *'>*/.!. I' HM PP)
? l.',.i?htl.- . Of iL.i- e*t linatew are ?
; f ' > r ;i 'ropof t'.'ib. ')"?>. busliflji. Grain i
! ?'X m * niiiiiici.ted on tin* fm i that j
* 2. ?? condition of tht- crop? and tin* ?pml* j
; i'v this yon r wore unusually good.
The monthly report of the Depart* j
j of A tfricul'Ure give# the average j
j ijun'.ity of condition of spring wheat
? lit . cirn. s'.i. i': o.'it'. Ul/. l; br.rb-y. Sil li; |
I ry<\ i toba??o wTi S; potato-", Tl'5; i
I rb e, S'l .{
A Cotton I'robn blllt y.
I
The probabilities hate hecomft pretty j
; strong that n inrgcr crop of cotton thin
year will be plekfd than w as supposed ;
likely thirty or nixty day* ago.
I ( -KANRRKItY f'UOl' A FAlM'TtE. I
|
Output of I'v.ii ('ape Cod fount-en 12.", ? {
| ?**> lin rr?- 1 ?s l.f?s Than l.nst Yrnr.
; buzzard* I'.ny, Mh??. ("ape Cod's
} cranberry crop ban been !::i r\ <-v ! ?*d. |
I The ?eaii.n was the poorest evei known !
in the history of ili? !ndu?tr.t A< ? j
, cordlntr to the estimate of leading |
vniv,7 r?. the total crop tn the counties j
j of ftirnMalde and I'ly mouth ? ill be ;
! rj:,.(HMi barrels le^s thiin b*. *t vent.
J v-f,t withstanding 'he lr?rge a<7e:>we of
I new bog whh h ca m<* Into homing for
"iiit* tins season.
Personal Gossip.
A'h.an Deiiu. the New York banker,
left an estate of about $1^x1,1111.1,
I'rank Heard, n wril known biu^tn'.
tor. died at bin home in flibaKO, lib
Alderman \Yall?r VnuRhnn has been
eleetcd l.ord Mayor of I.ondon for tlte
emmlng j?*nr,
< Major J. O. Hutchinson, nf I/Oiidcu,
U oik* of the l>ent known globe trotter*
In t In* world.
. A ndi civ Carnegie has off Lied to it.vt
Smith College, Nortbnmptou. Mas*.,
onediHlf of S1'jr>.00(> for a hloloal^at 'ah
oratory.
V.IK SUNDAY SCHOOL!
IXTl*NAT?ONAt. LtSSO* ?<K/V[NT5
f CM OCTOBER 22.
S?fcJ?e*: ktkolMIci T??s>J*. r>c? j
iM., u? l?., !?*?. I. ???, '
til., It-Htui'/rf V??4?, IO. I
u,r*fir vk ik* !>?;'?
J i fj?" foundation of
?**. f ins* i
boa *nd Z - r f i f .? > .1 n ) ?* Dlbtftrt, with
r rj *- ** wt>r*f/>e? TL* p*ojd? i
it A si; *r.*y coyld diir.ft* the v? nter m
s/ ic r ^ {',*?-ps rat f"f biltidinf the
*?-n.p ?*, f'.r labor o.u>'. L?'j^ l*?ti
r?-d .!. > >ai?r.g t ground for the ,
<i ft H r t , it* * i? * .<? ? ??|k ' *
tf-r.a;? In s? i. r r !<r more than a jear
*t f * <- f tf.ey i*-ft Jtstfby ion. Z?ru!>b?b<-S .
st'l Jtabua !?? vi i.if appo.Xittrd the ;
ftftd the l/> hUf-rrl I'i ?
:Ut-lr (O'j tt'-*. laid the foundation. |
'ft .e Jetd.ua of "t'fw '?> j* rx?t t ii ^ ii. an
J t if* of V?-rrf ?. bUt * r.'it l.?-f --|? 14? I
n.*ntJo?ted hi chapter 'J 4<'. 1
in tht-ir apparel." The *-lt-g*nt ti*l j
beautiful official robe* u?ed by ?h* r
prie*f* in th?-ir tele brat l<"n? e-^prcially '
the blue nS'l * aTj>J pu/fde i^t^a j
with ijo'.d and *f*m? of the 1> ( ?f 1*
and other*. d?-?<.-nbed in Kioiloi 3S>. 1
Pfiea?l>ood Wat </i -ixid i?- <: pCCGiJar :
to Uraeh "W ith truinjrf-t*.'' I'or .
monint: ?.%*<- it b'e* and Joyful *n- j
noucemenr*. "'fb* Ijprii&r. ' <?od j
choa* the di-aeendant? of I^v< for the !
.?erri^e o f iin tabernacle and temple. I
In the wilder ne*ft they erica rn|?*d
around it n* guardian*, and in moving
c-orm-yed it from p!ace?to pli^.
II. "They ?ang togeth?*r by course."
Rang alternately, or responaively ; one
{?arty feayln#. "The I?rd I* good," a.i.d
the other re.pon ding, * For His inerVy
endurefb forever." "All the p<K)p!c J
si.outwl." ' Tiionut who bad known J
only the roiM>ry of having no t'*irjp:e i
fct all pr^i?e?I the I?rd with ?b/>uts of
)f-y when Th'-y tnv the foundation i
?a:d fcr to them *hr* wa?c as l:fi* frr-m ?
tfce d^a?i. J i-. '"iiacy - aneient mrm? j
wept T'> tiu?aj it ?a? th?? ?!ay of ?
wtnall t S. i .'j j; * 4 lO?. Tl.e new |
L^'Jsv. coiuparliwii with tj.c* o!<l osc-, j
was " ';ij? nothing ' I ne ;
t?? tuple wouid not bo overlaltl with r
goUl. ?".* Solomon"*, iior ?utround>-<l l
with fcuch magnificent boilding^. TLe j
.'ilk, the fab!ea, the ill Try ???at were j
io?r. No v,#ii>J{' v*tt? uouiil .:j.f?e.sr in .
the holy |jla'*e. Then- wen. no :i:.- !
nwerd hy Trim r? r? ? I Thumiiilni. There j
tvas no hre from heaven. T' "t'ou'd i
not dj?<erf>."' Thi* miltnre "f sorrow |
ai<d joy iii n re},re?iej);^<:i,i? of thi? ?
v* "ri'i : ar?* :ts j iv-r^ '?f ?
joy. while otb'-ra .';)o drowned in i
tio'xi* of * *?;? r
11 A tit. j' offer 1. \t j
**'!!/ r .dver ' The??* were tie '
ilati"; different nations with ?
whir h the kit.i'> (>t At^-y: .a ha<l |? *>?
pled the land of Tra'-l v. hen th'-y hr.d i
i-u rri? d ti;e oriyin^l ii^Labitautft away :
eij>?;vily. V?Tae Dulibt- ?
lefts they w'-i-e e.nvioUH of the favor j
fchown t?ir?A by f'yrtif. tl.'? kiny of !
p.-T' r. 'I ii e worst enemies ,I:i<lah and
T.. nj-ji /.n bftit were tho?e that <-.tid :
t>i<-y m e r e .Jews u.*;d w?-re not tHev. :
?J ' f.ef I !? !)?|;!d with VOII "
f"- ;i!?- i.o tlh.i'iji we;e desirous of par* j
t;ik:r x of the /.?rivilege.? crante.-l *o ti:e
.f - v , |.y tr.c V.ii.j; of l'ersia. Hearing
tejjjJ*:** iVJ( 4 1 ?i* i !t ^ h'Sitt J hej ?
v. i ; ? .Wiir? t I . . ? r. i; wi.nM b> a fatal
h'.ow (? i'''TitiO!i. an'! th>re
fore tn?y s?et tlHMist-ivm fip;?'j-? :f. j
Li :; f a they l.nd tiot power to t!o it
tiu -niy an*! by for^e they ? n-!' a v*?red ?
t-. <!o it ?"< ;?< t iy :.;k{ by r unning. *I'li< y
offered th-ir >< - vi. ?; *. tfiat by thi* they |
i:i'','!)t pry into their rotin?pl?. find I
? inutte(' of neenvation against j
l l;ej;i, xt : i .1 thert hy ' relartl the work
while tii. y pi^-'ended to further SL j
' 'We nfi'!; your T?.e religion of
the Sit i it. i rituns was a mixture of ido!- ;
atiy, supei'stitlo'.i and Ignorance: far I
v.-.tu'i i, t tlilii titoe titan it wa i wiieiiy j
our Lord lliiiisclf declared that they >
knew not whut they worshiped. The ;
^atnari'.aiiS were neither I.?rael1teH l>y ;
birth, nor yet true proalytea. "Since ;
th--' dav.s of Heai-baddon." King of ?
A-.H.vtia and Uabylon. He 1? the only
Af*yrli.n king who reigned nt Babylon, i
History tells u? that lie took n large |
number of people from ralestlne to i
In linbylon. and placed n large !
number of Babylonian* In Palestine in [
their place. I'i;o?>e Assyrian eettler* j
Intermarried with tl: ? remnant of
Israelite women, and tlifiv doneenJ- ?
antr, a mongrel race, v.cnt under the j
name of Er.marttalia.
III. A positive reply (v. r?>. n. "Ye i
have n(5:hinj: to do with tia." We ran- I
not n' kno-vlefige you n? worshiper.* <>t ?
the tuie Cod. and cannot participate
with you In anything that relates to I
Kin worship. No compromise men?
ur-'H < ould be considered. Zerubbal.'el
fiinl h!s flsaoclates saw that to enter
into mi alliance with thes - seinidieath
i ii would mean the breaking down of \
the .lewlsh Institution* and n relap?e j
into Idolatry. "We? will build." Tims !
wan a great p?ril averted. They
saved a nation, for the time, at any
rate, from the danger of having their
religion ejmipted and adulterated by
1 iternilxtui'e with a form <>( belief and
practice which was altogether of an
inferior type.
1 V. The work debive.l <vs. 1. fii. 4. |
"Weakened the hands." This opposi- ]
;'iii: in Kitpposei! to have lKgun eoou I
after the foundation was laid. Imrlng
the rcmaiud".* of the relsf.u of C'yru-. i
about live year.*, they did not openly ?
oj)j)o<e a work h had commanded, but
di.couraged 'he people and perhaps In- j
tereepted their materials for btilh'.inp. ,
and by bribing ronnselors to oppose |
their application tfi 1 1 ? ? ? ? n i n i ** t?-i* -? <>f !
('yrus for viip;t!.!,-s or proteetion they ,
greatly obs'rtieti d the <!?-*lun. This
would be more easily done, us it is
prolahle that Daniel tiled about this
time <l>an.
"Until the reign of Darius." This
king began to reign B. C. "2J. Permis
sion was given to complete the build
ing in B. C. o'JO.
Didn't Miss the Trail.
Somf * I ni ** Kinc two merry son*
from tho land of the shamrock were
walking tlown a railroad track of one
of th< h<ib'it!,an lines, r.n-1 rto intet?'si
rii were thr?j in an animated conversa
tion thai they didn't hear the rumble*,
of a train that w.-^s rapidly bearing
down upon then).
The warnlns whittle came too lat%
f or on** of them. and before ho could
Sidestep he wse urgently lifted to a
har.k forr.c feet away. Inyti-ad of dy
Inn on tho f>pot hn t>ar up. rubhed hChi
eyes n few timer, and then hi* ft ?ce
broke Into a broad ?mlle.
'"fihure. Moike," said t^> one who
had nimbly Jumped fron^the track
and eFcaped a rude Jar, "do ycz think
It la a Joke to be
"HcRorrn, an' who sai4.it was?" r&K
turned >llke. /
"Thlto phat aire yez grinnln' about!
yez haytheu?" u*kcd Tar. ^
"Nothln'," was the reply, "except
that waft ther flrruat tolme Tft ffRTTotfe
that I'dldn't mUs a train." ? Philadel
phia Tettgrapb.
H AO GOOD BAOOF INAKE1
C6'-c?d4 It &-'? Death
to R?pt :CS
Mr* &r.ma Herey M*yer felt a glow
of pride as she gated it & r*?j*e?fal
4Utue* ? at th* tropfc.e* of tfc# efcase
brought to her off'# by her jrjptl Miss
Hi' Le! Hltchman. Khoo'.awfarr. it
Hale, R*-p*ibjiea?. rlter. Kit Carv>fi ?
county. Colo.
Tt? package enroled. showed ft**
tkTns of tr.ak*-s killed by M:*a Httct- j
?- it
Uiei Jiitchman killed & b:g ra"->r
that appeared amo-* her pupil* one J
day an^OPfcreatened dascai(e She took ,
a cl jb Tte tr.akes were t tinned b>
ter, loo, and the tough*. Mrs Meyer
?o accept or.e of the biggest to be
icm.' le ifo a belt.
M!i* Hltcbman 1s a city-bred girl
id i yttr agt> appealed to Mr? Meyer
to get her a position a* teacher a?ay
out on the prairie Thu was done
Af'.^r nine m?.*:hs' experience *fce re
ictum. to i*enter delighted with her ad- j
teutorfs Her education included !
snake killing a nd tnak? sklaoing, j
lariat thiowin* aad riding a la eowboy
? Denver Republican
Long Distance Courtship*.
Sketching one day to Hurcr.a, an i
English artiat noticed a man a little !
distance off glaring straight ahead of
bim at some object he could cot tee |
from hi* petition The man sat with I
the tame flxcd Klar^ the whole after
noon end was a>. it again next morn
Lng_ The artist bad the curiosity tc
ajtk an English visitor what It mean' |
The reply was: "Oh, h#- is In love!" ?
And it was explained that this was '
their method of courtship. The object j
of the man's attentive ga/.e ?ae a girl j
in a neighboring bazaar. When a
young man falls in love, be has to heat '
himself at a certain difetance from hit j
adored one and ?ali f or her to do the !
refft. If the looks In bis direction I
once or twice on the first or second !
day, he is wildly encouraged, and if j
on the third day she nod to him and I
smiles It is time 'o go to 'he parents !
with reference to the marriage settle '
?cC*Lt5' | 40
Little Girle as StowawayV.
Three little girls have the town o '
Milllnocket, Me., a good scare las ;
week. They disappeared mysterious!} j
and fcarch failed to reveal the! ?
whereabouts until tome hours late
when th'-y w*re found in the town o
Sh'-rrnan. twelve miles away. The} ;
hod played stowaway on a 'rain in o:
der to get there.
FITriperawnenllyr'ire 1- No ft M or n*rvou*.
K(i*-r day's iwj of Dr. Kline's G r-.-at
Nervelieet'.-re!\%5trfa! bottl*and trvatUe fre-j
Lr.li. 11'. Kx.rst, Ltd.. ^1 Ar h Ht i'hila.,I'a
Tii<? li.'jto i'.'iH' t h*r min-1 the greater J
t.i<- w?ed for physi'.al recrc-ation.
)'r?. Wjn* <?,*'? fioothlng Syrup for Childron I
olt^iib th?-fittt!reduo?js|jiflarnnva- ,
tiorj,aili a paiii.cur^A wi.':deoli<r,2i?.'. n t?otti?j j
.Mian i* or.'- oi ti.e imfvrtant ladustruil j
ctntrii) of itaiy.
1 iao is f'urc i< the bea: mftdlclne we avor u j.e I i
lot ?ii ,'ififMtions of tbro^t hn l lin^s. ? VVm. ?
O. hM/HLti, Vauburea, Ind., i'et>. iy, 1>JJ. !
_
"Kvf-ry i?ii r ?-l i-.r t "lasi'ton," fay* i
a -.vrilfr.
NO TONGUE- CAN TELL j
IImt I fcuff>re?l fl llli IttlilbS and
lilec ling Eczema i'nitl Cured
^ \>j Cutlturn.
"No tongue cari teli how 1 suffered for
five years with a terribJy painful, itching
ar.d bleeding eczema, my i>ody and fact:
o-e i n g covertd with sores. Never in my
"itfe did I experience such awful suffering,
*r;d i iouged i or dsatn, which i felt wa?
near. I had tried doctors and medicines
without success, but my mother insisted
that 1 try L'uticura. 1 felt better after the j
Israt bath with Cuticura Soap, and one ap
plication of Luticura Ointment, and was
*oon entirely well, (Signed; ^Irs. A. iit
son, liciievuc, M'ch."
Mount Aconcarus. the giant peak of lite
Andes, is 23, (Wi fcit hijh.
Th? Great Ant'septle,
Floan's Liniment, lor all mosquito bites,
it kills yellow fever and malaria germs.
Cat* are licensed in Jler'.in, and every
cat must wear a inttal badge.
n?Afnr?i Cannot Ite Cured
by local applications as they cannot reaoh th*
dlseaaedportlon of theear. Thetols only ona
way to euro deafness, oud that is by consti
tutional remedies. Deafness Ls caused by a:i
iiifluaiod condition of the mucous lining of
ttio Eustachian Tube. When this tube la lu
ll timed you have a rumbllngsound orlmper
leot hearing, and when It Is entirely olose 1
Deafness U t tie remit, and unless the inflam
mation can be taken oar and this tubo re- !
stored to Its normal condition, hearing will ;
be destroyed forevjr. Nine oases out of to i I
arec-vised bycatarru.whloh Is nothing but* i j
inflamed condition or tho mucous surface.*. ;
We will give Ono ilundrod Dollars for any j
ca>eof Deafness (caused by catarrh)that can.
notbe cured l.?y Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars free. !?'. ?!. Chbnki ifc Co., Toledo, O. J
Hold by Druggists, 73%
'iftko Haifa Ka-.nlly l'ills for conMipatloa. !
The Kng.ich Hag lloats on 11 /Wj iner- ,
chant \c*scls.
Tavlor's Cherokee Remedy of Bweet Gum '
nnd Mullen l? Nature's great remedy ? Cures j
Coughs, folds, Croup and Consumption,
and all throat and lun<< troubles. At drug- '
gists, 2ir><\, .',0c. and 11.00 per bottle.
They Knew the Answer,
"Vovi never can tell how children j
arc going to apply things," 6ald a pub i
lie school teacher.
"Tho other day I asked the class
what a fort was. One boy answered,
A place to put men In.'
"'Then what's a fortress?' said I.
"'A place to put women in!' ex
claimed the Haf?v in nnlson.*'
A GIANT LAID LOW.
Cilpplcil mi't Mn<1? III hy Awliil Klilntj
UiurUn.
John I'ernnovs. fruit raiser, Webs
ter, N. V., says. "I used to lift railroad
tics easily, bul
wrenebed my
back and began
to i suffer Willi
backache an<!
kidney ?rouble. I
ntglecfed n un- ;
ill one day e
twinge felled
me like a log,
i tnndo n>c crawl on lmuda mul kiwu.
I tvai aoVrlppled for a tlnto Hint 1
couldn't vrt k without stick*, had head
acbea and < l*xy spall* and the kidney
accretion* wera muddy and full of
brickdu*^ Pediment. Doan's Kidney
HP4U*Hiad* the pain disappear and cor
rected tl>e urinary trouble. I bare felt
batter aver afasca."
8ol? by all dealer*. GO cents a box.
ro*t trim urn Co.. Buffalo, if, 7.
To make Cheap Gas-light for
x ?
Country Homes
I.'ght a ?etback, st first.
It ?mrd 40 s:t*p!e to t.irn Calcium Carbide
Gas-light that o v?r 0 oo different kinds of "tanks-' and
"Acetylene Machines" were invented, paterted, and
marketed for the purpose, by about as its any d:fferent
peonTe "
Well, the thing to be expected certainly happened!
About 53? of the-e "Acety'.er.c Machines" had been
invented and sold- by people who knew more about
7 imuxi rt than they did about Gas-making.
The "Calcium Carbide" was all right all the time,
but 530 of the machines for turning it ir.to Gas were
all wrong all the time. j
So Acetylene Gas "got a bad rime,'' thong!) it i*
clev enough n civ that it never deserved it at any time.
**? was like selling Wood Sl>< es to burn Hard Coal
'.hen blaming the C al for not burning.
* * ?
Lots of things happened to grieve the Owr.er* of
these 5.V5 makes <?{ alleged "Acety'er* Machines "
But very few accidents occurred frj-m them even in
the days r ( rank experiment and dc-n:e ignorance,
among, ' Generator'' Maker?.
Of course. a gun will go off unexpectedly, ik w and
Ihen, if tl;e trigger l^e pulled by a person who "'didn't
knew it was loaded.'1
But. that's r.o fault of the Ammunition ? is it?
Well, finally the Insurance Companies got after
these 530 odd makes of "Acetylene Machines'' that
wouldn't Acctylate, and the Insurance Board made an
investigation of all Generators that were submitted to
them.
Then, out of the Coo odd "Midlines" patented,
only about 70 were "'permitted" by the Insurance Boa: 1
to l>c used.
Oh. what a howl was there !
By "permitted' I mean that t?*e Trv:rance Bosrd
wis willing that any building should be Insured, with
c-Jt extfi thi'fgl fcl.vch' uii4 tfty bt.t 6t tK?* >0
Acetylene Generators it had found safe, and effective,
jusi as it permitted house ? 10 be piped for City tjai,
cr wired for Electricity, under proper conditions.
Now, the Insurance Companies ought to know
whether or not these 70 different make# of Acetylene
t,er.eratori were absolutely Safe to u?.
Because, /A/y have to pay the bills. Fire or Ex
plosion occurs, from any one of the Acetylene Gener
ators they authorize. .
And, here's a proof of their good judgment.
'i ho.jgh there are now '1 wo Million people u^ing
Acetylene Liyht in America, there have only been Jour
Fires from it in one year, igainst 886$ Fires from
Kerosene ijid Gasoline. ? >
There have aUo been 4 Ct)i J;ires from Electricity,
1707 Fires from City Gas, and 530 Fires from Candlrs.
Besides these there have been 26 Fire* from the
S'jn's rays, But, ? only four Fires from Acetylene.
That shows how careful the Insurance Board was
in its examination of Acetylene Generators, and
'permitting" only the 70 makes thatjivere above sus
picion, out of the 6c o experiment* that were once on
the market.
? ? *
Well,-? the boom in Acetylene Lighting made towtr
/ruts possible on the material it is derived from, w* ,
Calcium Carbide, a material that looks like Granite
but acts like Magic. ^ "?
Today, Acetylene Light is a full third cheaper than
Kerosene Light, or Gasoline Light, per Candle Power.
Jt is not more than half the price of Electric Liglit,
nor three-fourths that of City Gas.
If 1 can't prove these statements to your full satis
faction my name is not "Acetylene Joijes."
But Acetylene is more than the safest and p heafest
Light of the year 1905.
It is also the Whitest Light ? the nearest to natural
Sunlight in health-giving Blue and Violet rays, and
because of this, with its freedom from flicker, it is
the easiest of z%\ Artificial Light on the {lyes.
I; is so much like real Sunlight that it has tnkde
plants grow 24 hours per day in dark cellars where no
ray of Sunlight could reach them. It made them gro^v
twice as fast as similar plants that had only the Sun
light of day-time, viz., half the time.
That was proven by Cornell University in a three
ir.cr.ths' experiment made this very year,
' * * +
Now, I've taved up for the last a ixgfl&fnort im
portant to you than all the others about Acetylene
Light
It consumes only one-fourth as much of the vital
Oxygen from the Air of living rooms or bed-room*,
as either Kerosene or City Gas-Light consumes.
Thai's a tremendous difference in a lifetime, mark
you ? three-fourths of ?. diffcrcnce.
Because, ? Qxygen is Life.
And every bit of Oxygen stolen from the lungs of
\Vo.mrn, Children and Men, through Lighting, is a
loss that can never be made good ftfcaui.
A 24 Candle-Power Acetylenc Light costs you only
two- fifths of a cent per hour.
That's about $5.% per year, if burned every night
in t!;c year for four steady hours.
A Kerosene Lamp of equal capacity would cost you
n third more, viz.: thrcc-ffths cf a cent per hour for
Kerosene alone, or $8.75 per year.
That's exclusive of broken lamp chimneys, new
wicks, and the everlasting drudgery a::d danger of
cleaning, filling and trimming daily.
I want to prove these figures to you, Reader, if you
ore a house-owner or storekeeper.
Tell me how many rooms you've got and I'll t$ll you
what it will cost to light them with brilliant, beautiful,
Sanitary, eye-saving Acctylene.
Writ* me today for my Free Book about "Sunlight
cn Tap."
Just address mc here as ?
"Acetylene Jones,"
9 Adams St.,
Chicago, Ills.
-
For Your Family and Your Horse
The Best Antiseptic Known.
TRY IT FOR
/
Rheumatism, Strains,
{ Sprains, S wettings
and Enlargements.
Price, 25c. , 50o. and $1.00.
Dr. EARL 8. SLOAN,
615 Albany 6t., Boston, Mass.
-GRIPINE
IS GUARANTEED TO CURE
j 6B1P, BAD C0LDT, HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA.
'1 1 won't ??!1 A nf l-Oriplne to u dealer who won't OnarantfR It.
' Call for your MON EY n.l( K IT IT DOWVT < URK.
f. If. Dlcmer, 21.1)., Manufacturer, Springfield , IT*
William It. Travera, a well-known
New Voile clubman awl related to
many prominent in N"\v York
an<l lialtimorc, committed suicide by
shoot inif.
BOX CF WAFERS FRcE? NO DRUGS
-CURES BY ABiORPPON.
Cnrfi Belching of Oin?? ISfvl ttrenth and
Hml 8tom*cl? -? Slioit lJrenth ?
Hloit I m? Hour l'r uctnt tons
Irrcjulup Heart, litn.
Take a Mall's Wafer any time of the- day
or night, and note tho immediate pood ef
fect on your stomach. It absorbs tho pa*,
disinfects tho stonuch. kill* the
terms and cure* tho disease. Catarrh c.i
the hsad and throat, unwholesome food
and overeating make bad stomechs.
Scarcely any stomach is entirely free from
taint of tome kind: Mull's Anti-Belch
Wafers will make, your stomach healthy
by absorbing foul pases which arise from
the undigested food and by re-enforcing
the lining of the stomach, enabling it to
thoroughly mix the food with the gastric
juices. Tht* cures stomach tror.blo, pro
motes digestion, sweetens the breath* stops
belching and fermentation. Heart aeiimi
becomes strong and regular through this
process.
Discard drug*, as yon know from experi
ence they do not cure fctotnach trouble.
Try a common-sense (XatureVi method
that does cure. A soothing, healing sen
sation results instantly.
We know Mull's Anti-Belch Wafers will
do this, and we want vou to know it.
Hpeciai. Okfkr ? "The rejtj-.lar uri<*e of
Mull's Anti-Belch Wafers is W)c. a box, but
to introduce it to thousands of sufferers
wo will send two (2) box?s upon rcceipt of
75e. and this ndvery?ement. c-r we will
send you a sample free for this coupon.
10213 FREE COUPON . 125
Pend this counon with your name
and address and nanus of a iJmggift
who does not sell it for a fre? sample
bo* of Mull's Anti-Belch Wafers to
Mmx'l Graff. Toxtc Co , 328 Third
Ave., Rock Island, ul.
01 re FWI j|?Mre?e ?i*W R'rifr Ptrrtnty.
Bold bf itfl dru^iiU, 50c. per box, or
?ft fcy WM&, ' *
V
f -
! Just think of It! Nome, whose out
I put of Kold for the season of 1905 i?
! ^sMmatM :\f $10,000,000, was practl*
! rally unknown a few year.? ago, tho
i Tioyton Transcript recalls. Its recent
1 history probnhlv furpa^ges the mart
1 * .
! '!o-t dreams of tho adventurers who
; l^UR ftfeo frc t<i and starved on Its
?'.hcn inhospi'able shore*. It RtrikeB
us that Jr.rk Ixindon inic*ed a rare
char, e when '.:e hurried away from
j the romantic Northwest to go to Lon
( don to study prosaic socialism.
?
Maine Products With Peary
The IVarv expedition was fitted out
; iaigeiy in Maine. The ahip was built
in Bueksport; the canoes came fl*om
; Oldiown; the hledges and ^nowahoet
were made in Norway,, and 150 pairs
of moccasins required came from Mon
j nrouth
MOZT^EY'R
LEMON ELIXIR
? A kVl:t CTKr, FOB?
j CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNESS
mt?l nil ?lf*or<lcm of til* Stmnifh and
j IliiwrU 50c. ? bottle at drug utarn.
W. L. Douglas
FOR
SHOES ?li
W. L. Dbuglaa 94.00 Cilt Edge Lino '
cannot be equalled at any price.
$10 000 Bt-m t0 -**"
Al
A* ft Ann rl...
dlfprov* this iHtamwt.
I.SO shoe* have by their #*
-v-i, ? j fitting, end superior wearing
quality, achieved Um largest tele o< any *<??>
f**?* hi the world. They are tottw goodaa
those that coat you Jfl.oi) to *1. 00- the only
dlfferenco la the price. If I could Ufce yon Into
my factory at Brockton, M??.. tha largea tin
the world under one roof making jBan's fine
?now. and ahowyou the care with which every
pair of Doug tea ?bote It made. yon would reellre
why W. L_ Do us la* fJ.fO shoes are the belt
ahoea produced In the world.
If I coulu show you the difference between the
shoe# made hi toy factory and thoee of other
P"kea, you would understand why Douglas
53. so s.ioce awt more to make, why fhey hold ?
their shape, fit better, wear longer, and are of
Sweater Intrinsic value than any other 13.50
?hoe on the market to-day.
w*h D2srts* Srfsfi
oZZim Mhomw, 09. &6, $?**1. 1$, 91.60
, CAUTION.? Insist upon bavlng^.L.DoiJg*
?ho?a. Take no aiibstUnfe. NoaO-genulljjr
without his nnme and price stamped on bottom.
WANTKO, A shoe dealer In every town where
W, L, Douglaa Blums are not sold. Full line o!
Mmplaa aeut freo for Inspection upon request.
fart (hhr t? ft* uttdi th*v wilt not **? trntsif- '
Wrtto for most rated Catalog of fhil Btylee.
W. Xn DOUGLAS, ProcVtoa, M?w.
?top* discharge*, dmIi Inflammation im h**1
Borenc??, caret leocorth?* *a4 uul catariO ?
PutlM I ?la powder form lo be flittlvti '".W
wur, and W? more cUanstfcg, healing. Mrmtcidu
end tconomltil than liquid aniieeptks (or ail
TOILET AND WOMEN'S SPECIAL USES
For aalc at druggists, CO cent* a box.
TrWI Box w4 Book of lastrwctUae Pre*.
tw? ?. rAJTOW COMfAWT ? ?TO*.
VPI W.D i DIIV Shorthand and BoottVPt"*
ILliLllllfirfll A thorough butineM r*f ;
Railroad accounting. Our graduate* con^ini
?o?ub : pillions puaranl^M; catal^jra****^
AMKR1CAN TKLIQRAPS ?>**
MEKCHt COLLEOE. MllMltwl^
MONEY $ $S fjjjl
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