The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 03, 1905, Image 4
6TOP8 BELCHING.
Vor*l Bad l)rM(h-?I'ntlllv? *n<1 linlint
<!ur? Free? No Uil)|l>CttM(
jf. l<y Aliiorpltun,
A kw*ct hrfftth i* pricelet*.
Mull'# Anti Hi'Ich will cure bad
breath uinl t>a <1 tAhte instantly. Tlelching
? nd bad tmite indicate offenaivft hroitb,
which in due to fctoinach trouble.
t Mull'* Anti-Belch Witter* j>n ??? fy the
fctotuach h i i ? 1 atop belching, by abaorbii' ;
foul tpta<$ that Ariso from undig<mt*d food,
end by Mtpplying tin dig?*f>< i\ <? organ* with
natural solvent* for food
They relieve sea or < ?> r ?i<'k and
nauaea of any kind.
Th*y ijni'kly cur a headache < orrc t tin*
<11 effect of rxefraaive cm'iiiu "? dt iitking.
'I h-'y will destroy <i tobacco whisky or
onion breath iiutautly.
. Ihey *top fernituiUl ton in no MtouiH'-ii,
indigent ion, damp- colic, g,et in the
? toitiacli Mini intr*?l iiiirh, distended fib
Women, heartburn. bud complexion, di/./.y
? pell* or any other dlllii.t .on arising Ironi
it diaonacd #>< omac-li. '?
We know Mull* AnliJtelih Wafer* i ! !
?!o thin, and we want y<<u to Whom it
Si'KCJAI, Ol'l'Mi The rcgultti pine of
MuII'h Anti-Uek-h Waftr* i* f>Oc. h b>>x hut
<o introduce it to thousands of anffeiciM
?\'c will At*nd two (2) boxen Upon ri*.*:t?ipt of
*i tie and tlii,? advertinemcnl or we will
send you h sample free for this coupon.
i ~ "I
! II to \ l-'ftKK BOX ]'2<i '
...
Nend thin coupon with vour name I
1 and uddrcNM and drn^^iM'. V n.tine, for !
I ? _ fiat box oi Mull'* Am i'Jkd?li
I Wafer#, a cure for Momuth trouble, to
I Mri.t.'s <i it A l>K Toxir < ?>.. .1>S 'L h : i ?)
* A\e . Kock Wand III
I I
I f),f full <ii.il .Write riuinly. j
Fold ??l all diugiii^tN, ."50c. per b??x?
I'etly itliuoyatices make ootid j
llii<> to 1 1 c t ? * 1 1 1 1 1 1 > ?- ! lie ib')?lli <?' will"
ridiu ion. ^o. dd.
QUESTION HE OBJECTED TO.
Victim of Cyclone Would Answer All
hut One.
"Yes." replied i he man from Arkan
.-.as w In n asked If bo bu<l ever ex
perienced mi\ cy< lonc-a In bin locality,
"I'm1 hot-n through a cyclone or two,
nnd I don't blinker after any more."
"t'iin urn nitre us unv particulara
Siboni ' hem ?" was a?l<ed,
"VVIiy, xo;.. it few. When the last
e> clone eanie nlon$ 1 was out in tbo
held iilowing with a foui-mewl team.
I slatted (o inn for (over, but I bad
not mote ii four rods wlicii tlm
wtt.il picked me up, and the next tiling
1 knew I war. astride of the ltjir|< of
otic of i hem niewt.-i, and wo were l.otb
In a ? ree top, f>0 feet above the ground.
The iuinfile:-v had been i wil led out of
the plo>\ and driven right through the
trunk of the tree and one of the other
iin?wiH was hanging to thorn by his
fall "
"That was a ?|ueer ihlng And so
^tin W41 rr* N*-*fi in *he tc-e t^ip.'
"I was."
" A nd- and
"That.'n nil
"Hill I want to a-k yon "
"I dei^'i tare to sfi .y anything inoie"
" 1 1 u i look her*'," Mild the questioner.
' You wore Idowii into a tree top nlouv;
with a mule and
I ' I o i >? e don't press nie sir."
Hut can't I :i h k you how you got
down V"
"Oh. >ok. you can nsl; 1 1. at and wcl
eonuv mill I'M answer von that norno
fidlers came along and choppnd the
trcf Mown. I thought you was going
to ask nio if the wind blew my hat
hand off and if I ever recovered it
again, and that's a question I hain't
M>ing io answer for anybody." ? Oleve
land Plain Dealer.
A Tahtali*!ny Maiden,
I )o I love lioi ?
t>lnipllng red Ui>m ftt nte pouting,
PSmplltig ?hoiil?b>n nt tn? flontlne:
No, I don't'
Do 1 love her?
Prisoned In thono crystal ?v r?
purity forever lies:
Ye?, ! 4 b'
I)o 1 love her?
J,ttUe wild und willful Action.
Tcatlnff. torturing eont uidl<:llont
No, I don't !
l>o [ |o\ e her?
\S' It I) kind if t* and *w??t word* *h?
Aid.1* end ('iinifurli poverty;
Y?4, I do!
V'n I love her?
sj* Quick ?h* puts her rnlrnf i on
Pt?Vs <vi'h l:itl?h<rl\ Sllrgo l\|th *(D1
No. I .l.?it i '
I v> I lo\ <* her .'
"N-v Th'n '.?? ai> aiiui she ftli-*,
7'iniliK "i?? wiii> K'.id Miii'pi Ixv;
?\h, \es I do!
Dctiolt Fief f'i
Getting Back at Him.
A tacit urn man \s?ui Tn!n u bar
bt*rN shop (lit? 0! her day :im?' I ? ? ii
bv pulling ou' oi hit* t'O'.iit'l ft iJiipv't
uii which w u s written
"No; I do not \v!?h to fc&ve my hair
cut. I want to bo sh.ivc-J. I do no*
require any brllliantlno or crlmpollne,
or anything elflo ending in 'Inc.' Nor
do I wish to bo singe 1 or shampooed.
All 1 want to he shaved In perfect
alienee "
The harbor road rli. document, and
then pointed to a no;" t on <h? wall,
which r:m
The proprie:or b*-gs ? n apoloftire to
bis customers for no' entering Into
coin orsat Ion with them, as ho It deal
and dumb.' I.ondon TH-Tllts
FUNNY,
r?0|)U 1VUI Drink I'ofTVe AV1i?n It "lion '
Such Thtn*?."
"T began to use Postum been nte the i
Old kind of coffee had so poisoned niv j
>vhole system thai I was on (he point 1
of breaking down, ntul tlio doctor (
?warned ino that l must quit it.
"My rdiiof ailment was nervousness i
and heart trouble.
"Any uno^p^tfd uuiso would cause i
me the most painful palpitation make
ivio faint and weak.
"I had beard of Pomuiii and began
to drink ll when 1 left off the old oof- j
foe. H hogan to help inc .iuM .is soon !
as the old effects of ilie other kind of
? offee paascd awav. It did uot stimu
late me tor a while, and thou leave me i
weak and nervous as coffee tued to do.
Instead of that it built up my strength
and supplied a constant vigor lo my !
ayslei.i which J <'hu n I ways vely on. I
'II enables me l<> do the b&gest kind of
a day's work vwilhout^jclting tired.
'All the heart IvoitWet^U*., bay passed
?way.
I "I give Ijt freely to all my children,
from the youngest to the oldeM, and It
Veeps tbein alt healthy awl hearty "
"Nam* given by Postun) Co., Battle
XJrmrk, Mleb.
. There'* a rcAton.
? ?M4 tH? INK* Ho* "The IW?<1 lo
^MtfltrUpko.
ROOSEVELT'S TRIP CLOSES!
Now Orleans Has Most Dernonstra- !
tive Day i/i Its History.
I
NAIillOW ESCAPE IN COLLISION :
'lit*. I'ulir* South <h??i> Hie
hut?h ? Wcli'Oiiiu ?? Nu Oilier ( lil?l
i.iniiillrtt li t* l.vri Kt-celvol Knlor*
??Iti'l urim l>y Nc?? OIHclil Itnitt lilt
dikiiik 1 mkI>i.
New Orleans, I.a ?? Roo-.evcll day Iti
New Orleans \v,is lli? greatest day the
illy has ever .seen.
TheudOl'C R(iOSO\ I'll WftM I'OCt'i Vt'll
willi .in ciilliiui.'i"iii tifVfi' shown for
:ui.v f??ini<*r tisitoi. Th?* reception <>f
President McKniUy a few years ago
Was mild eoinpai i'<| with tin* greeting
1 1 ^ i i i <? present Chief Kxc.-utlve, and
tin.- carnivals vi pa*i years were mere
mockeries.
Tin* crowds wiii greater, t Ii?* Chthu
mI ;i mii more interne ami t??-i.nliu?. It
reached such a height as (o nullify the
program, ami, instead of a formal re
ception ami parade, partook of a popli*
i, ii- demon -U rn lion l hut ? w i?i>t every*
thing before Ii.
Much of litis w.ik due lo tlf local out*
I ? ui'K l resulting from the popular lienor
1 1 1 a l il was to the President ami his
I>i< >n i ji t act ioh In giving ?!"' assistance
i.l (lie I'nited States Marine Hospital
Service to wipe our the yellow fever
ilia I escape f r*?ni an awful epidemic
was due.
"Hurrah for Ted?Lv," greeted liini at
every corner, ami run for President j
again ami we .til will vole for you," j
v.as hurled at him with an earnestness j
that made an impression, although he ?
frequently shoijk his head, it is
douhlful If any man was evil" more
popular in New Orleans than Theodore i
l'oose veil.
The Prcrudcui .was weleoined not i
simply as ihe ('hief Magfstratc of the j
Nation, hut as the saviour of Jv'ew Or- i
i ?*n 1 1 m . This Idea pervaded lTfi*? wel- i
coiiie and all the Kpecehes made during j
the da.v. riic Pretddeiil skeined to ap- i
pivchitc this fact, and his warm praise I
? ?r the light against the f.-ver here and |
Ids promise to do all that he can possl- j
hly do to prevent it ever getting lu j
here again aroused the utmost grail- |
tud?\ (he expression of wldeh the po- I
lice and militia could not control.
The crowd* In the streets were f*> (
jrreat that the military and el vie par- I
ade, which had been carefully nr- |
ranged, could n< ?t force its way through j
and at I.afayette Square, facing the :
?'lly Hall, where it had heeu arranged j
that the PreMdeut should speak to the I
people, more than rio.ooo persons as- |
scudded, and such was the crush that ?
i In* President deemed it advisable to I
materially cui down tin- speech he had
inieiided to deliver.
1 1 was well he did So, fol' ihe crowd j
was unmanageable, and a catastrophe j
like that which attended the corona- ;
lion of the Czar some years ago was j
threatened. There were numerous ae- i
cideitis, ilii/.cns of fainting women, and
the I 'resident, realizing the situation,
a Tier a few winds told the crowd to go
home ami he good. 11c left by a side
door of the I'lty llall to avoid the
crush, while the crowd lingered there j
for vcral hours in the hope that, lie |
would return and resume his speech.
There litis been something of a new i
order in this trip of the President, lor j
the character of his welcome, in every j
place be has visited, has seemed more
Western i hail Southern ? noisier and
breezier than has been the'.ease when
a Republican President iMsited this
part of the country, \
After traveling through four States
In Dixie, Mr. lloosevelt must believe
in the unmistakable sign that the i
South claims him .lust n? loudly as the J
ICast, where he was born, or the Went, j
where he spent several years of his :
young manhood. Here In the extreme
end of the black belt the President lias
been as cordially received (v s In any
other State he ever traveled through, i
and lu Florida ami the other Southern <
States the receptions have signified a ,
guild ilen 1 more than the traditional ;
courtesy of the people of the South.
At the end of nine strenuous hours of j
varied entertainment President Roose- j
\ett :it it . 'to o'clock at night hoarded the |
lighthouse tender Magnolia and began ;
his return iuurney by sea to Washing- .
ton. 1 >. (
Tli'* lighthouse tender Magnolia,
while com eying President Roosevelt j
down the Mississippi ltiver from New j
Orleans to the Oulf, where he was to
board Ihe armored cruiser West Vir- j
ulnia for hi< return to Washington. i
w is in ? <?!!. >ioii about midnight witii I
the Unit steamer P-p.it ta. Roth vt s !
s, wet. i a g ron nd ou the river bank, !
..mi ilin Magnolia was disabled j
oni w.i.. iiijined The President was j
u .i :i ? ft-rre 1 to the icvenue cutter Ivy,
ac.d he lei'.iim-d his Rip and boarded i
the \Ve?t Virginia on schedule lime.
TRAIN PKSTR0Y8 URlDiiK.
Oar* Drop Into a Crook and Many Per- j
son s Art* Injured.
Lexington. Ivy. ? Twelve persons !
were badly injured at night on the
Southern Railway when part of .1 train !
was hnried from a v.oodeti bridge
seven miles from Lexington into a ?
creek forty t'eet below
The lender, mail anil the baggage 1
eoaehos and the smoking ear wore \
splintered anil thrown into the ereek. j
The tender of the locomotive jumped '
rl!n track about 1 ? m ? yards front the !
bridge. Kngineer l'hillips threw the !
throttle wide open and barely Miccfted- ;
i<l in getting the locomotive across the j
bridgo whi n the .sides of the bridge I
were battered down bv the ears. i
Voting sin paid Seidell. ed.
Kiliott l'iti It Shepard, grandson of
[ \V. II Vandcrbilt. was sentenced to
t three months in jail in rails. Franco, t
j tor killing a eliibl with his automobile, J
I was titled st'-'o and ordered to p:?y the j
bereaved family ?4?)00.
iiener.il Hooth Honored
The freedom of the city of London, i
! I-'.ngland, was conferred on <?eneral .
Hooth in rei*ognltlon of his Salvation j
At my work.
The I'oreijjii Ti
?fr Tiie Htirean 01' Si.iti> n ?- tepott i
September's foreign irade, in-? pub
lished. showed 1 xnons and imports of
the United Slate*. : > Ii.m. !>eeti ihe
largest for the month on ic .*rd With |
the exception of tin* emeinon- impor
tations of 1 Yl>nt;:j > and Mar.;!) la*!,
the month's imports have never yet
been * xceeded. The nine month*'
trade wns by far the maximum in The
rowj*try> history.
CoMon Mnnufuctur?* Aetlve.
Coiion iinunuiutorlnif i? active ??m J
AVftgei* f> f? V t* bi'.Ml <f?OBled,
Wholesale Prices (juotei in New York
MILK.
The Millc Kifliansfe pric? for standard
quality i* 3. per quart.
nuTTMi.
Cr< /iiiifty ?->.lu * 2''. <n fc
I'll III* . , 'JO (it
SlatO <i.i 1 1 y f'iti*. litM* .... lit hi V"*/-,
Iiiiii.il inn < >o unci v* . ... \1\\fM. lil
Fuctoi V, I llilds lo fi: rl ? . . I.) f.irj )7^
riiK c.hk.
Si.iic, f ?i i i < it .mi i.iiuv..*, I.! (>?
Mna.l 12 V" I2ri*
P.n i tikiuip n'.'.il 1 1 * |>ii>ii' y\'n 0>$
I' m I -kim*. ( oiniii'iii .. ? in i>.?4
Full >k :w 1 y '.\\(u |?4
ECO?.
.Jcix-y I .nii > :( in ,}"i
Si .?!<? mill iViiu , , ::i (,t t j
VI I ( Ifcol' ?' ... to 27
HKA.N* ANI) I'K.A/i.
J i? .u. a Mil mow, cii'?i<c ... J 7,? hi i 8*1
I'i'ii . choi'/t . 1 1." | 7.',
H? <1 kulinn', ? !i H ii 'J h.7
Yellow !?>(? 1 H') I ft.'
M r'liiiiu, < tinea I '?> hj iV. iii!
H!at k Initio .-.'jujj fo'ii (f<)
Fn/ia, ( ,i| < .*)?'( (? v? ij(j
Hill' ITS AM> IIKKIUCS ? K1M8II \
Apnh:*, Kill).' pfi l.ul 2 .70 (>i 1 <?'? -
( il < -*-li i !>{/ . I ????? hoi 2 OO ('/ 1 ml )
l'i ii Diivi.-, )it>r }>)>! 2 /;<? (" 3 rA)
J'earhcs. | in l .V i (/;> l ?>.*
Fear*. Kici'i r. per I ?l?l . . . ; . . 7.7 (?. 2 <'f
HirtlcH, per hli! 2 .V) f</ ."> V
Kim kh\ per lil. I ;j ."i<i (? ii .Vi
Crape*, ( niiconl, jut haiku 10 i i |;|
Delaware, per I i.i - l.i i ... lu Ot l'i
(,'u tawha . per ha-ket 10 in 13
fr^nbi'i'iii'ii, i 1. lil o .">o ( n # ,)<,
<tiiiinres, jut IjIiI ?> n.i in .> in
1.1 V K I'OU I.TH V .
Fowl*, i <t lli ? - .it i>
( ')iii'k?'iix, |ifi Hi ? . ui ||
Itixtslt'l (i. |ll*l I'll I.I hi
'I'ui kevK, per lii t >. H
Duoks. pur pair. ?>? (n mi
Ceo-e, per p.i:r 1 12 ('ill '/J
I'inuuiis, pi:i pair ? (<?} 20
DiMCfiM.l) roui'iuv.
Tilik?>??. p.- ? ? |i> ||| t'tr SJ
< ln< K ?- ?) f . I'll.:.! j*r !'?.... is in
Full lrl , pi I III . . . * . | ,"|
l)tl'k.?, J ? ! i ? I . pi, III I7'j
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jut j) I 7', hi } I t-l
HOI'S.
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II A V AM) ST I! A W.
jiiinif, per l<?0 |i. ... SJ I , ?.
N?i. I. per |im ill 7-~i iiiy- . 1
N'<?. p"r l?H? il? ?'i
I l<< VI lllixi'li. pi I III I i'l. 1,1 lii t'l.'i
V,i .\''v 1'iiij.', ye ,'f '? i.'j
v i;c;ivi'a i! i f s
I 'ui : i . ,ff . I, 1 p.- 1 !?,}.. . . ,'^iii ,/ ?;
.I( I?4 <. j.< ; Mil. . ... '4/0.1 (?? "J
>v. i.t! ... p.-i ii.iskc; / |o ( a 7">
roiiint .iM. pc i 1 1 . v I V, i.i | i/O
plidl III! i,!.l ^ .'.11 III J ,";i I
^ijlii^li. |n i liM J 4 i in 7."i
l'< f . p'M Iclfk' t "Jl <?/,; 'J IKI
I'i'ppi i", pel '...I ",l | ?' i
I. l'i I il' i". pi I lil'! . . .... .VI (?' I ' : )
< '.ll.l?iii<.'.-, pi%J l"il 2 .>0 lil .Ml
Stiintr l.t.ui . p. r i't-!.i-: . J'i | ? m i
? ? i ? 1 1 . n - . I. i . n- ? fi-r mjij;. I ;'<0 iff 1 7.7
''"Hli . V-lill;. |>i :,:il .. .', ml ? i0
* '? J.-i pci- ti I :<i .'ii
i .mi ii-. pri lili! . . 7.? ( ii I 2."i
Mi jum 1 I,:::. ... 7.7 fit) 1 (10
t II il 111 r.. I pi I" I, |.| _? <hl pi IKI
I.! It.t ill. til-, pit ''III' 7.1 III 2 li'l
('niii!l"?"i pf. 1 1>; "t .'i iii ?? i#i
*Jkra. jH-r h.i-'.r- 7."? (<?' ! 2.7
l'i u -??;<- ,-pr iiit-. per <|f . . . . s "t 12
I 'ii itifiU Iii -. pi I* Iiiii I :>i (i.i
>pili.irll, pri ii!i! . . ."ill (<i 7.i
riiriiip-. pi i . i 1 > i ??."? i ,i
I* lr-snifi-. pi' ? Mil... 1 ."i? hi 1 ml
W'ati'M ri -s, jii r Iiki Im'i lie- I ij'J i-i | *,ij
<. K A 1 N . KTO.
Horn W in t it patoiitii 1 2.* (ii I tl.7
Spnii^ j.-;. -ui- i ~r> in .*?
W'iifit. No I N. I Jiiiui h . . . - if ui)%
No. 2 n il .. 02 rV" OlPg
! I 'ill a. \|?. liilr hf
I I I.i t -i, iniv .1 ;it 1 3(i< ::|I{,
: i iippi-ii ulnii- :;i!v2!</ ;i7 'i.
! 1. III. I'llV ?<?* 7
i.ivn ktock.
! tl'V ?lu-nMMl ('? I" '.I
( .ll\? J, i ItV lllr-.^il '.I lil, lit ?
( oiir,liy <lriv.<t'il 7?^"> 1
Slioi'n, pi-r !"?> lii 3 7.7 i? .7 2.7
l.aiiilko. pvi 100 lb ......... 7 li>"i Cii S 2.7
livt*. pov ltlo lb :7 (? ,*? 7o
( oiiii try -lrcssiil. pit Hi.. 7 (<? !)
I. \Mi:.
W'.iiiilcpf'u. por | .iir 1 if.) (til 1 2-7
| liioime, pt'j n.vir J .'ui (w 3 (M
l'l.ivi'r. pi-r ? 1 1> x n .70 (ti> 3 i?)
Duck, i .inviisli.uk, per pair. 2 .'m) (u) ;5 00
M ill. u?l. j>?t pmr 7."i l no
Jllui'winj; tea!, per pair.. ."m1 (?} <)?(
tSOr.D HAS IS IN M FN ICC).
Suvft'-isfullj FiYivU'J Without l?istuib.
iiit, Hosiufss Activity.
Mexico City, Mexico. ? The I'urreucy
ai:'! Kxi-haii^o t 'oininlssioii, which has
liccn in i hiivjic t? 1" tho putting into '?)?
cratinn <it the uioncy rcturm. met un
der the chaifuui n.-Uip ? > i Finance Min
ister l.iiuannoir. It was announced
that the ui;i.H luui hecn eoinltiK new
ii ve-ihillar ^ohl iileecs. This inoii'. tary
ehan^i' to a j<old l>a>i- hus Vioeu opera
tive now lor nearly *i.\ inontlx. ami
hai 1 1 : o 1 1 v ! t ; iiliout ftu hllity in vatc> of
c.\ 'Ti.i lit,.' on forcitfii 1 1 la rl I v. re^aril
!e >1 of 11. e variation In the I'Viee of
silver I mpui'tM Imvc ilv?oi, ow iiy to
the u'ie.ritoi' liuvcliaiiuy jmwci ui tho
people. There hfti heon An lLcrweo
of iiciivSty in manufnetuiing-. mining,
joint ti i?n?netionu ami othet1 business.
The Steel rndUM.y.
Ka?h week adds u> the prosperity of
11it> iron and k 1 0 ?'* I Industry. and ;ill *. 1 1 o
l'urn.n rv and mills ; s r ? * doim; a record
1 ? n - i 1 1 ? > -? . I'liU ^p. lls prosperity for
;h?> < <iunir\ , iin<l as ; 1 1?> activity is nil a
sound l?M?is there Is lilt ! ", ii any, dan
:.et ut' any i linii^r. The sloe! ? ?? > m
. nti.it make deliveries on time,
snid tin- structural mills ;t i-.? rushed t ??
lid ir rapacity. A- this industry is ;he
liasnniriii ut trade. tin* prospect Is a
lir.Hityinjr one.
llilail Trade only I'm i r .
<'inut : retail trad?- is not etpialllna;
expectations. Put i li I i> attiidupd 10
n>. Id autumn wealhir. and preparu*
?m I'm;- ilu- future aii> nuilimiuislicd.
? ;ptt?)l ' lea ned I p.
\\ ti ;!.?? Sena l.ivs ..id Ui-pi t s^nla
l!\. i i-i it i' ii i" Washington, I ?. t". to
aiti :,i! i :??? appinai liiim s.-ssion ? ? r?>n
1 1 s ; ? V n il! 1 ??* a?!?uiished ill the (
1 1 aiisl i'\ ii; H ;?*n iu 1 1 ? o '"apitol. I'herc
has In- ii a yttioi'a! cleaning up ain'
\ ii . m? ' ^ ? i.anucs t '.lie IniUr have
t.TOli mad".
~ * " "*** V ?
T 1'radk Killed.
!; I :;;:i!-: ? iydc\ a wt-a i t liy steamship
owner. tv.:?- k ilh il-'^iy a railway train \
in I'hilndelphin. *T*a. n.
l^i r.:tni?'?.
Mi.>> I 1:. : ail. i f PliehlO
('*0., ha- in ? '.n in as .i police
man.
I'i ii.?\%s-? I, m . oj' i '.'in,: h.TV SO 10
the MS. 1 1 - r ' vj in :r ' t> a I'.rjjs
aeh c I t ? ?i' tor
Ill'* iio'hfjv ii\ Sn'h'.Miuiid, 1 1 k < ? iiei
?!??? f.Vtimi c*? iif Wnfvjvk, ha>
tin* pen ut a ready writer.
*J li*- *>if" i?? lVdl\? Aixatlidu, tin
M?NU'"'I ppili riti:il!tirntr*\ I* t<j re*,
n ipon|ini<M}} of
_ -I_. . ..
HOUSEHOLD '
I ..AFFAIRS 1
ML' ST A IID ITAHTKKtf.
In making tn tiHiit r?l plasters m>e lard
to mix It Willi Instead of tlic Whites of
i eggs, unci il will not blister, ah mu.-.
i turd jilu filers usually do. I * m?? Just
| enough lard to make it spread oaKlly.
Then spread thin on 1 mow i? paper;
paper i*> preferable to cloih, ? Tho
| Home.
To f'LKAll SOOTY WAT Kit.
I'laeo a holler full of thj* water over
| the range to heat. While Hill eohl Ixat
i 11m white of an egg to a HliM' froth
! and stir Into the water. Am it heats,
; the f rot h will rise in a kciiiii, bringing
i soot with it, and you will llnd the
water huitahlu for the most dolleute
washing. Should your !>oih'v |>e very
largo you will need the whiles of two
| c-ggs.
jlAKl.NO HAY Kit l.'AWK.
i When haking layer euke, instead of
| putting thin paper in t lie tins and
{ tearing the en ken in getting it off, or
I u*lng a knife ami breaking the eaken
' in getting them out, try turning tin m
j upside down on a buttered sheet of
| paper with a damp cloth laid over the
I hot tins. The cakes will eoine out
j whole without the least trouble.? The
Home,
WHKX I'AUIXO 1'KAt ,'UKS.
, lbfore paring peaches dip them a
j minute or two in boiling water. This
i loosens (lit- skin So it will slip off
! easily. You will be surprised to know
how mm h time is saved In paring, how
smooth the peaehes will look ar.d how
| many more cans you will have from
j the number of peaehes than if pared
! in the old wasteful wav.
!
"A (iOOl't f'OOK."
A good eook studies the range she is
i <?? cook on, fa inlllarl'/es herscH wirli
! its drafts, dampers ami heating eapao
! !ties; learns its capabilities and how
j to maintain suil'.eient luat with the
? least ? onsuinptlon of fuel. She makes
i iin intelligent use of the prop r utensils,
' consults tastes and yields to prefer
ences, and tries to suit tin* OisHk of
j those for whom she works. She never
] "guesses," but carefu'.Iy measures, and
j tollows directions. She begins her
j preparation in time, and does not have
i to rush things at the galloping point
j in order to have dinner oil lime. Iler
j stove is never red-hot on top, nor her
j evoking utensils burnt out because < f
i t?.o great heat. She '"put- brains in the
! pot with the meat,'' and seasons evry
j dish with eare, watchfulness and
i thought. A bail cook is a wasteful, ex.
; travagant rook, and bad cooking will
I spoil the most expensive materia!.
; while good cooking will make of cheap
j pieces food that is both nourishing and
1 appetizing.
, }? 7 . - . -
RECIPES :
Ouielc nUcult ? Ore quart of Hour, i
t'ji spoonful of salt. (wo teaspooiifuls I
of baking powder, and 0110 of lard; iiilil
milk till it can ho stirred wllli a spoon;
gently pla< o one tablespoonful of the ^
mixture at tt time in a tloured or well- i
greased (in so (hoy will touch; bake in!
a liot oven, and they will rise and l>e .
found fine, and are quickly made.
Itaked Apple Dessert? Select us many i
smooth, tart apples as are required !
Wash and remove core. Fill the hole j
thus made with sugar and a little cin
namon. Flnco In the oven and bakt I
until a nice brown. Have ready som< j
?whipped cream, sweetened and tlav j
ored with vanilla; lift the apples out
in dishes and pour the whipped cream
upon them. Northern Spy tipples are
very good for this purpose.?'.! lie
1 Ionic.
Smothered Cabbage? Cut n hard
while head of cabbage almost as line i
as for slaw; put into a frying pan ?>i I
pot that is not greasy, add a littlf!
water and cover elosclv to keep in ihf
v . * I
steam, and cook until done, which wir
b?? in about thirty minutes. Sec Unit .
water enough i* kept in the vossei t '
I prevent )>urntng. and if water must be
j added, let it be boiling; but remember !
| tlifit but verj litile watei in needed, a? t
j the cabbage must be cooked by steam !
! When done, if you have been careful i
i there will be no water In the vessel?
j the cabbage being just moist; but It
i there is a little water, drain, and sea
son the cabbage with salt, pepper, a lit
tle 1 utter, and. if liked, one tcaspooufir
of vinegar; serve very hot.
Fruit Hulls? For us<- with either
fresh or cnuned fruits. S;ir one table
spoonful each of butter ami sugar, ami
one (ablespoonf ul of salt into one pin)
of scalded milk; when cooled to luke
warm. add half a cake of good yeast
dissolved in one-fourth cupful of walir,
three cnpfnls of tlonr stirred in grad
ually? enouah to make r. drop batter
Set away and let rise until li::ht: tliet:
stir in one-half cupful of buttet
creamed with one-half cupful of sugar
and add sutllcmnt tlonr to make a stifi
doturh. Knead until smooth, and whei.
again light, roll out and cut Ink
j squares of about four inches: on thf i
) centre of the square lay half :t larg# I
j peach, or nn.v preferred fruit which ha? |
! been "tewed or sweetened; bring tin!
I corners of tho square to the centre
? press them together Vghtly, lenvinj
I space where the fruit shows; lay theirs]
j close together, and when again risen
; bake In a quick oven. A meringm
1 makes them uicer.
An KxCf-ptloDnl r.(Ti>ft of Nagging.
A young man was forced into tenth
lug matheinatles, against stronger in
olinations and greater love for anothei
science, because of a failure to pass .11
examination in arithmetie in early life
Tie was so badgered and taunted bj
his family that in sheer desperation hi
specia It/ad in matheuiatkP. and e\ci
aebleve<l some distinction therein, al
though he is still reminded at times ol
hlb childish tia?.?o. Rut not everj
young man has t>o much grit, most oi
the nagging critics' victims am tot
hurt, soro and discouraged to attemp
furlher and bolder flights. The. whip
nre ell;?p?U rtrdiflrrly grow f*g;Ue.?
A Minnesota Fl?h fltory.
John Munter and John Frankson ft- ?
turned recently from a week's outing I
at Bwan lako. Mr. Munter tells this j
ll?h atory :
"Monday night we w<?r? crossing the
lako iu a small boat, when I saw some
thing floating on the surface of tho
water. Frankson said it was a tlsh,
and I stuck to It that it was a piece of
wood that hud been driven by tho
wind into the middle of tho lake.
"Frankson insisted that it was a
ilsh, and was so suie of It ihut he llrecj,]
u shot at it from a shotgun, imagine
my surprise when 1 saw a monster j
pickerel flopping about in the water.
Wo secured the fish and it weighed
close up to twenty pounds.
"I have been on Minnesota lakes a
great deal, M all times of the day and
night, lot this Is the first Instance of
this kind i ever heard of."-? Mlnneap
clls Special.
England's Wheat Fields. .
A preliminary statement Issued by
tho Board of Agriculture shows tho
total acreage under all crops and
grass this year to bo 32,2SC,S32, which
is'a decrease of nearly si ooo ?<>>???
compared with last year. With re
gard to cereal crops, It Is gratifying
to notice that the area under wheat
this year shows an Increase of 421,
701 acres compared with last year,
the total acreage under wheat being
1,700, 985; but, on the other haiid,
there Is a decrease of nearly 330,000
acres under barley and oats. There
Is a substantial increase hi the num
ber of horses, cattle, and sheep. Figs
show a decrease of 430,725. ?
8100 l<<Mvar<i. Ml 00.
The readers of tills pupor will bo pleased t o
tlint tueru l< at i<?iu <m<> drcudad dla
eiwo ih.it Hiiou'M !i;i-i Juij.i a'dotocuro lu'tll
its Ha i-u, ami taat is C it arm. J I all's Catarrh
Curola ti?.j oa!y positive <??? r?> now known to
thomodical fraternity. Catarrh being a con
stitutional illiUiUS, lo julroi a constitutional
treat moat. i lull's CatarruCurois takonlntor
callv, Mela -f.lireatly upoi tii s blood aad m t
foussarfajoi of rii>> ??>? Hoai, tli *roljy destroy
hiK'tno t'oa'adalioa <>f t no cli ;->a-i ?, nud glviu ?
tiiopafcinat Sicijnvcta by bulldiug op t'ji?<(*a?
stltution aud assist In < nature in doing Its
work. Tho proprietors liavoso nui'di fait hi i
Itseurativo po wers taut tiioy 0:Tor t>uo lluu
dred Dollars foraay dmh ta.it it laiU to oaro.
bond tor line of io.5thuoaials. Address
F. J. C-UKNEV .fc Co., 'I'OlOdO, <).
Hold i>y Dru.fgUts, 7.?
lako lialt's Fa uiiy Pills for constipation.
Foucotii leathers are said ly bring ill
luek.
l'ayl?,r's Cher-ikeo Homed y "f Sweet Gum
and Mulp'ti i?- Nature")- greui remedy Curea
CcmikIis, ("olds, I'roup and Consumption,
and all tliront and lunx troubles. At drug
gist*, , CO'.*, and ?1.00 |-? -r bottle.
Money 1 1 as )>o\yov to crush happi
ness <?nl> when ils roolK trot in the
heart.
TORTURING HUMOR
ISoilr a Mu?* of ? ( >4 Ui'il in Thrct
Doctors 15 lit w Worno? Ciiffcl l?y
< nt lc ur:i I or i
"My lit lie du.qiitcr was a iaa=? r? f sore*
oil ini'i' hri' l> xiy. Iter face was bring
cat rii away, and her v. us looked as it they
would drop olV. 1 ita< I three doctors, tint
f-li" j?ro''.' woiso. N . i? I v if<'? t t'uti
ciii 1,'oiul be tore I had used hall of the
cake <>t soap and box >>l ointment. t- lie* Bored
bad ali healed, and my littio one's skin
was an clear as a new born babe's. 1 would
not be without (.'uUiiira if it cost live dol
lars, instead of 70 cent?, which is nil it
cost us to cure our baby. Mrs. (!, J.
Ktecse, 701 Colru-ti St , Akron, Ohio "
Tito Interstate Commereo ('onnnis
sion resinned J lift invest itfat ion into
private vel'ri^erntor ear lines,
A DESPAIRING WOMAN.
VT?ub, K#v?om h rut Wrct?!b?<i From
Wnating Kidney Troubles,
Mra. Henry A. Reamer, Main and
Garst Et?? South Bend. Ind.. enyt:
"When I beffan
using Doan's Kid
ney PlllS I WflS 80
weak I could
hardly drag my
self across tiie
room. I was
wretched and ner
voiif. and had
backache, bear
in^-dcnvn pain,
headache, dizzi
ness and weak
eye?. Dropsy set
in niul bloating of the chest choked
1110 ami tli rent omul the heart. I had
little hope. but to my untold surprise
Doan's Kidney Tills brought mo relief
and saved inv life. I shall never for*
xet it."
Sold by fill dealers. 50 ccnU a bos.
Foaier-Mll'ourn Co., Buffalo. N. Y,
Joo JefferBon's Autograph.
Tire reproduction of the late Joseph
Jefferson's autograph, and that of his
trrundfather, a tl tl to the interest of an
article about this beloved and lament
ed actor iu the November Lippincott 's
The author i-. Isabel Gordon Curtis.
Cuira Ulicmiiitt lain nmt Cutarrli-- >1 rdiolno
Sunt Kro??.
"I'Iii'm; two diseases aro the result of nn
awful poisoned condition of tho blood. If
you have aching joints and hack, shoulder
blades, bone pains, crippled hands, legs or
fret, swollen muscles, *ddfting, sharp,
biting pains, and that tired, iliao Mtruged
feeling of rheumatism, or tho hawking,
Spitting, blurred eyesight, deafness, hide
stomach, headache, noises In tho hcml, mu
cous throat discharges, decaying teeth,
t>H?i breath, belching gits of catarrh. take
Botanic Blood Balm tB. P. P.) It kills the
I oison in the blood whbdi o uises these awful
symptoms, ghing a puio. hcnUhy blood
supply to tho joints and mucous inem
bra: 09, and makes a perfect euro of th*
v.i r-t rheumatism or foulest catarrh.
Cures where all eUo fails. Blood Balm
t B. B. B.) is composed of pure Botanic. in
gradients, good for weak kidneys. Im
proves tho digestion, cures dyspepsia. A
perfect tonic for old folks by giving them
now, rich, pure blood. Thoroughly tested
for thirty years. DrucrgiaU, tjl per lari?e
bottle, v.-itti comploto directions for homo
cure. Sampfd fr .-o and propuid bv writings
Blood Balm (\>., Atlanta, Oa. "Describe
trouble and t>p<veial froo medical advice
?eiit iu sealed letter.
At tt?e rlslc of killing himself to pr#
rent running over a child, a Itosto
automobile enthusiast directed his big
machine into a ditch. It turned com
pletely over, and ho had a narrow
escape from death, being quite yevere
ly Injured. Tho child was unharmed.
The man may have been operating
the automobile too fast, comments the
Buffalo Courior, hut ho thought quick
ly and actcd heroically.
OPERATIONS AVOIDED
Two Oratefu' Letters from WomejJ Who Avoided
Serious Operations.? Many Wtomen Suffering
from Like Conditions Will Be (Interested.
lAaryrite flynn ,
5/rfaryref Aiertfa
When a physician tells a woman, suf
fering from ovarian or womb trouble,
that an operation is necessary it, of
course, frightens her.
The very thought of the operating
t h bl? unci tho kulfo strikes terror to
her heart. As one woman expressed
it, when told by her physician that she
must undergo an operation, she felt
that her death knell had sounded.
Our hospitals are full of women
who are there for ovarian or womb
operat ions!
It is quite true that these troubles
may reach a stage where an operation
is the only resource, but nuch cases are
much rarer than is generally supposed, |
because a great many women have j
been cured by l.ydia 13. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound after the doctors
had said an operation must be per
formed. In fact, up to the point where
the knife must bo used to secure instant
relief, this medicine is certain to help.
The strongest and most grateful
statements possible to make come from
women who. by taking l.ydia 10. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, have
escaped serious operations.
Margrite Ryan, Treasurer of St. An
drew's Society, Hotel English, Indian
apolis, Ind., writes of her cure as follows:
Dear Mrs. I'inkhani: ?
" I cannot lin<! words to express inv (hunks
for tho good ',vdiu H. I'inkhantV VWotable
Com)K>imd did ?it>. Tho doctor said 1 could
not got well unless [ had an ojxn'ution for
ovarian and foinalo troubles. I know [ could
not stand tho strain of an operation and made
I up my mind 1 would be an invalid for life.
Hearing how Lydia E. Plntfham'* Vegetabl#
Compound had isavod other women from
Burious operations I decided to try It, and In
less than four months I was entirely curfd;
and words fail to express my thankfulnes*?
Miss Margret Merkley of 2?h 8d
Street, Milwaukee, Wi?., tvrltes:
Dear Mid. Pinkham: ?
" l/)ss of strength, extreme nervousnwn,
severe shooting pain* through the pelvio
organs, cramj?. bearing down pains and
extreme Irritation compelled mo to seek
medical advice. The doctor, after making
an examination, said that I had ovarian trou
ble and ulceration, and advised an operation
as my only hope. To this I hti'ongly objected
and 1 decided as a last resort to try Lydia
E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound.
" To my surprise the ulceration healed, all
the bad symptoms disappeared, and I am one*
more strong, vigorous and well; and I can
not express my thanks for what it baa don*
for me."
Ovarian and womb troubles are
steadily on the increase nmong women
? and before submitting1 to an operaf
tion every woman should try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
? write Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Maaa.
for advice.
For thirty years Lydia E. l'inkham'a
Vegetable Compound has b^en curing
the worst forms of female complaints,
all ovarian troubles, inflammation, ul
ceration, falling and displacement of
the womb, leucorrhu'a, irregularities,
j indigestion and nervous prostration.
I Any woman who^ould read the many
i grateful letters on flic in Mrs. Pink
i ham's ofllce would bu convinced of the
? efficiency of her advice and Lydia E.
I Pinlvh/.iu's Vegetable Compound.
ask flrs? Pinkharn's Advfce A Woman Best Understands a Woman's Ills* -
__ >i*sN
PRICE,
25 C t*
TO CURE THE GRIP
vINONEDAY
rnmmi
HAS HO EQUAL FOR fft: r.VJif
TI-GRIPINE
IS GUARANTEED TO CUKE
GH!P, BAD COLD, HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA.
1 won't ?ell Aatl-Oripluc lo a dealer who won't Ounrantee It,
Call f'jr J.Mir MO.VfcY UACK. IF IT llOENN'T CUBE.
Jt\ II'. Viewer, M.U., Manufacturer, Si>i?injf/le.l*l, K?
The Kirl less telephone Is coming
,'ind tlio horseless carriajje Is going?
at r tremendous rale, observes t jx*?
New York TriVuno,
rTT.SpennanentlyetiP'd. No lit? or nervon*
lifter Urst day's wso of 1 >r. Klinn's (iresit
Nerv'jBfc>t orer.'j 2tr1al loUleainl traatise fr?*o
] >r. li. 1 1 . J\ i.im:, l.i v:J ! Ar<di St . , I'll I la . , l\i
A man will die inr want of air in five
minute*.
iUre. Wins < w's J-'oot hint: Syrup for Children
(entiling. oft ens thegu ms, redu ecs lull annna.
tton.alli s pain. euros wind o.olic,'25e. a bottle
The old local costumes are still worn in
many pa it 3 of Russia.
. do not ball?V8 i'Uo'3 Cure for Consunan*
tlonhasuno \unt (orcougas and cold?.? Jon*
I .Loyeb, Trinity Soritvrs, lnd., fob. 15, HO.),
Bean cake is the chief commercial fer
tilizer in China.
The Monumental Bronze Company, 051
Howard Avenue, Bridgeport. Conn., want a
good, llvo agent In this vicinity to take or
ders lor their celebrated White Bronze mon
uments, headstones, gravo covers, etc. It
Is a good, legitimate business and Uiey offer
liberal inducement?. Someone should write
tlieni and embrace this opportunity.
Bishop l'otter favors twenty minute ser
in oils.
Home haa seminaries representing eighty
seven order#.
Around the World
"I have uwd your Pish
Brand Sticker* for years
In the Hawaiian Islands
and found them the only
article that suited. I am
now In this country
(Africa) nnd think n Kreut
deal of your coats."
(NAME 014 APPLICATION)
mfiflFST MVtRD WORLD'S FAIR. 11)04.
Thewnr' l-wlde reputa
tion of 'lower's Water
proof Ollod Clothlnjr
assures tbe buyer of
the positive worth of
oil gnrilieots bearing
this Sign of the l:lsh.
A. J. TOWER CO., Boston, U. S. A.
TOWl-R CANADIAN CO., LIMITED,
ju Toronto, Cannda.
FOR WOMEN
troubled with Ills peculiar to
tbcir sex, used aa a douche ia maivclcusly suc
cessful. Thoroughly cleanses, kills disease germs,
atopa discharges, heals inflammation and local
eoreneas, cures lenuorilicea and nasal catarrh.
Fjxtint is in po?<icr form to be dissolved in pure
iNitr, aud ia Iat more cleansing, healing, certaic>d?l
md economical ?!>*? lt<juid an?t*t|XKS<w all
TOILET AND WOMEN'S SPECIAL USES
For ule at druggists, M cents a box.
Trial Box and Book ol Instruct lona Pre*.
Tut m. Pakton Company Bo?ton. Mask
So. 14.
In llitifi Hold by dfiurei^u.
FOR MAN
AND BEAST.
KILLS PAIN
AND DESTROYS
ALL GERM LIFE.
CURES RHEUMATISM
WONDERFUL**
PENETRATING.
A COMPLETE
MEDICINE CHEST.
Price, 23c., 50c., and $ I.OO.
Dr. EARL S. SLOAN,
615 Albany St., Boston, Mass.
W. L. Douglas
*3? & *3= SHOESfitii
W. t. Douglas $4.00 cut Cdg? Lino
cannot be equalled at any price. -
ttiooueuj,
I SHOES *
I ML
R, PAtC**j
fun
I ?
' THt
WOULD
AMY OTHER MAtWtAOTttmOL >
91 n nnn REWARD to anyons whe cm
V I U,UUU dlsprovs this statement
? W. L. Douglss {.i.JO ihot* have by their
cellmt style, easy fitting, end superior wesriBf
qualities, achieved the larxclt sale of any IJ.JJ
shoe ?n the Thoy ????> ]???* e* oood??
those thet cost you $5.06 to $7.00 ? the w
dllferencq la the price. It I could take yoa lete
my factory at Brockton, Mass., the largest. M|
the world under one root maklrtg oiefl * tiwf j
shoes, end show you the care with which every .J
pair of Douglas shoes Is made, you wouM rtflUf
why W. I- Doubles $3.50 uioel are the M;
shoes produced In the world. ?
If 1 could show you the difference b^wfefl ' .
?hoes made In my factory and Unel of otner .
makes, you would understand'1 eiiiy P?u5^ ?
(J. 80 shoee cost more to nake, why Wjli
their shape, fit better, wear longer, aiurljPS
gr cater Intrinsic valne than uy ?H?r sj"
shoe on the market to-day. ? I
N^L_Uov|fss JVMII0 *?*?#*??? ft#
without his name a?<I price stamped onbottoKb 1
W A Vn?";r?, a shoe denier In every t.nm srherfl
uk!\" .Ar<5 uni *?m. fmii itnoeFl
siunpita sent free for Innpectlon upon request, '?
rm CeFir fyeMs u**d; th*9 mftt mot m?r *r?l
Writ(? tor Illustrate! Catalog of Fall 8*^
W. Zm DOL'OLAS, Brockton Ha m.
j, ??? ??=
isCrS Ttoropsw's In W;
ruin am FADELESS DYi