The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 10, 1905, Image 4
**"' Young Fool and th? OI?.
no fool lik<? a young fool
Wh?<u llrfvioika aro concerned -
tS<<hold th?*m ail tlx- victim* bim.ll.
With liandi ami face* burned,
? BnholU the lamed and tc Hit <1 and innhnt-J,
Their neodh-xs M?i rf ?* rl i : *< ?* :
There'* no fool like ih? Old Fool
Who ff lve? <? child aucli tilings
fhfttV* no fool like a young fool
In glotious July,
lo lit ?; h Ijofttb aiiU lose a thumb
And tcai uwu y ?? ??
!Po touch a lluh* io d)iinmltA
And tcattcr death and noise
Thoir'fj no fool ilk* th? < ?!?J Fool
Who giveg a child Bitch toys.
Thnte'fl riQ. fool like n young fool
To make the Fouilh a crlni*.
When *>\Kiy inn at; anil tveiy heai>??
I# wujkljig ovfitlroi'.
When Kit'U and Wcul and North and
, Houth,
' Th* )M* appalling ?
ftltcioV no fool like tin1 Old Fool
Who think* u child ahould know.
Thare'a no fool like. the young fool
Who amella tho poftdd' amokc;
frut the awful play tli?t mat a th? T>uy
Had ceaaed to he a jok?.
Vat Hatan tempta th* <>ld Fool
To chucklo 'ncath hla t;reoth
And put among the hceril*** young
Tho Instrument* of death,
? I.ifo.
Hu^*> arc t?!ioii livctl? - especially
humbugs.
CONCIiNTRATHi)
CRAB ORCHARD
WATER.
Nature's groat- romody for
lJyspop.sia , Sick Hfytdach'-,
i Joiistipiition .
Stlmulalas t Ijh Livfcr , regu
lates t ho JSow<-U and' keeps
" * t .
i lio cii I t i?' system ma healthy
ctoii i li t ion . A natural pro
duel with a record of a oeu
4 1 ury . I f a fllieted t rv ? t .
Sold \>y all dr ugn'i.^l ?* .
Crab Orchard Wafer Co.,
LOUIS VILLI:. KY.
$l,OOOHBcC'ive"for
Reliable 1 nformation
\V?; will give One Dollar for a Pusttil
Card Riving the first reliable new* of
a chance to sell * horizontal steam
enRijie of cur styles, within our range
of sizes. V.'e Jo net want inquiries :it
this time for \ ?* r t ic a 1 , traction or gas
engines.
ATLAS
ENGINES AND BQI1.KKS
have fcr yen ra tern the atandard for all mitm
plinf*. lie ? t of material arid workmanahip.
Our hla output enable* us lo sell on (mill prof
lit. An Atlta, the best In the world, coata no
more than the bthtr kind.
Writ* today (or our ijvual othr.
ATLAS ENGINE? WORKS
K?llin* In ?;! I N I) I AN A HO 1.1 S
J If ? ? 1? N| ??m| } i\f i WiUrtuU
F<AirV?tr? l\ .<j \ ? ? liU * r?#; i r i * # T.itniUr flciliii
A'.lomM.i iJigifiOl l'hi"Ulir< I nj'iifi t' titii-U ft ' !ui
At>M I ih i?n>t o J, UK*. 0**0 H F
i c. IfoiUit In ?? 4 M. r
w
A MTf" H AJilrwim of m |>frRom nt
ft rfl I I- I I - - pin ? I. I ii 1 1 a f i nlootl who urn
n " v?? w ai? j t living with any ti*n*s
Ci) i>t' ii.nt h\iu m*io In K?M\tu<'ky,
(H) i?l n.ot l??*rr* of Holill*rn who luiVi* lif#o
ilonifd |?cu9losi ??i? H??coiint ?>f thulr re
innrtinKH. <*)??! iiicii who n?rvM in fherro*
v>va\ biinv, ur (?>) t ii?* niw*4t hln or hica
HohlitTH i*r h?|1oih, now ilprcaHiul.
NATHAN IIICK FOU l>, Allornoy,
Wtmltlnu ton, l>. ('.
&6| AIIIF.lt ( IIOKK'' Shlrt-W.IM- *l|.t Mtii't
I lloldor. No rnliirt.l ?ttl .11. btcrdiiirt Jincrr.t or
?b uiitUlliii'xs. }.iit iixat, trlni. u|> to ilnlo.
Itacti 25u.,6foc#l. O. K N<i|.|.l> 4u., III.
WOMEN
will find in Mozi.KY'A I.P.MON
Kuxik, the ideal laxative, a
pleasant und thoroughly re
liable remedy, without the
least (lnnyfi ?>r jxvsi.iMc liarm
to them in any condition
peculiar to themselves
l'lcasaut in taste, mild in
action and thorough in results.
Tested for ,}5 vearu.
50c. and ^1.00 per bottle at
all l.Huj; Stores.
MOZ LEY'S
LEMON ELIXIR
"One Df?i? Conviure* "
THERE IS
SL tm I
ForVy years a?o and after maty years
of use on the eastern coa?>t. Tower \s
WcJLerproof Oiled Coats were introduced
in the West and were called -Slickers by
the pioneers and cowboys. rThis graphic
rwrve has come Into such general use that
it is frequently though wrongfully applied
to many substitutes You want the flemm?
Look for the Sign of the fSh.&r>d
the ivurve Tower or* the buttons.
'/ MAfci 1M HAC? A*? YHIOW AK?
A OLD E?Y RePREStNTATIVl TRADfc
THC WORLD OVER. id
V A. j TOWH CO.bOSTOK, MASS.U.5A.
TOWtR (ANAMAN Ctt bwi?4 TOtOMTO CAN
Ibood Teeth Good Temper
Arc characteristic of the
Atkins Saws always.
That is becaus^tjay are
made of the best steel in the
world ? Silver Steel ? by
men that know how.
Atkin* saw#, Cam Kititn. Nihttii<n *'.<???
*traper?, rtc., are mU hv >11 god
4?ateia. Catalog ue ?n r?^ur?t.
C. ATKINS <?L CO. Inc.
? Mint M* Miiifuittm ia U? WotU
Factory aad Esec?ilyt OITIcm. Iwdlaaapolia
??*nr**?-N?? Varli, Cfelcatc, Mlaneap*lia
Fantimd (OrefM), KraMfe, la* Vnn< Im?
n?WPW ?"? a ?Tv'nT /
jkHitsS
42J1S22SJE2SLSSS
TRULY IDEAL WIFE
HER HUSBAND'S^BEST HELPER
VlgorouH Health It the Grout Houro* of
the Power to Innplra unci Kucoiuugo
- -.All Women Should Hook K.
One of the inoMt noted, Huocettftful and |
richest UM'i) of tliiit century, In a r?c?nt !
itrl lot'; suld, ?* Whatever I iw and ]
whntov<*r | have attained in |
litis world I ovvit uil to nty wife, i'rom j
tin* tin v I llrst kiK-w her she lia* been i
nn inspiration. ttiui the greatest hoJp 1
I luuto of uty life." \\
Mr.< n f*j j t & /fintloy
To be Miicli h saeoessful who, to re
I lain the love and admiration of her
hu*baml. lo > ii -?|>i i *? him to make t ho
I inoM of liiia-ti lf .should be. u woman's
i Constant hl iuly.
If ii woman ti 1 1 < i n that her enorgic*
1' nrc flaggim f, iliiit s!m gets i hmI.v tired,
! dark shadows appear under her eye*,
slit' has backup*-. headaches, hearing
ilownpa|ii?., nf/ v oumh-s ?<, whites, irrejf
nhuiticaor t )t?? hliH'J; she ahould start
j a' once to bviild op Iter fcystom l?y a
, tonic with sjV'rjim povv?*ra, Mich as
Lydia K. i'iukham s Vegetable Com
pound.
following we j>\t>?ii**h by request a :
letter from a younj/ vvifit : -
I 'ear Mr*. finknam;
" Kw*r ninco my child wiis born 1 h&v? nwf- I
rri vl.tlM 1 ho}K* Ir W WOIIUMI ?rV?!l lltlVe, M it ll III- I
llunmint ion f< male wenkite-H, hett ring down j
pains, biii-kn- li?' nii'1 wretehed luii-lir h"*. It 1
aHYi-Pul my : ? ? j i j j . : . ? Li . <i I could riot enjoy )ny
nirnl.x. and halt my t mm ?<m spent hi laid.
'? I .y die K. I'hiUlinm ? Vegetnblo < 'ouijwaisd
made nit* u vw?U woman. and I fiwl so grateful
thai I am glad to writ* and t?dl you of my
marvelous nu'iivci v. It brought mo hralUi, 1
ih:m life and \i!ality\," Mr?. licrulo Aiimloy,
ii! | South inth St r?v*,' Taeoina, Wash.
What Lydia 1''. . IMnkham'.s Vegetable i
? omponml did for Mrs. Aiu.sley it will
do forevere shd* and n.iliug.womau.
If y oil have .symptoms yob don t mi
d? island write li.? Mrs. l'inkham, at !
Lynn, Mass. Hor tuivioo is free and j
always helpful.
CATARRH Is the mother of CONSUMPTION, j
Ot.r CAllMOI. \'JT of IODINE J'OOKKT
IMi M.KH Is a gtniiaiib"d <uire. l'rleo fl.OO.
W. H. SWt.TH He CO.,
01 N Y . Solo Manufacturers and Prop't. |
1 \ S t. I I- | v,,,... ?...
I iWri Ms , | i*. ,?n ?? * + ?\ *?
ih .ulU c.ia.u !.?. LI ? ' :?* ^ ?
Sihu- i.t L<in<l O.im !? ! v. i
III '. | I'll I ,1^ Jin.' )... ?! ji||l
Ho. b'>
CONHY ISI.^NH sot VJMte I'flHT
'All lis, MoT 1-^*1 >n if I ? -*1 ?i ? I - fcr 2^j
Onixy liliiU'l I'eOnl < "ni\l Co . J -in ii. I, N.i',
DMnnosed Her Case.
A famous American physician wan
! ^uiiimotw d to ttit b< -d.sidc of an elderly
j j; i n ml ?* ?'.nun* "t d i- 1 itiguisdied name
and many millions and w'r.o is one of
j the l".id? i < of American nor.viy. Tho
I physician exnmltM-d her earefally.
[Thru he Htihl:
"Von mnsi );?-i up evirrv inclining at
r, o'clock. Take for bveakfaf.t a cup
of weak lea and t\su pieces ? > r dry
I *naat. Kioni !' (o II exerci^o, eithet
I WalUiuy or KvveepiuR or dnsling. At
j noon lunch on a si i c v of cold meat,
I liltcieil, nnleed water, and stale bread.
Don't. skiCii in the afternoon: Exer
cise again For dinner take nothing
hut a little meat, a vegetable and
toast. N'o swecta, no wines, no social
! dissipation of any kind."
The eye.? of die grande dame Hash
| ed with lire, as she said:
"lUit, doctor, do you comprehend my
position? Do you know who I am?"
i "Perfectly, madam," answered the
j physician. "You are an old woniau
I with a sour stomach."
I ? 111
J
Clever Work of Detective.
: In examining a jeweler's window In
I Oxlonl street, London, which had
J been broken to permit of the extrac
! tloil of nine watches, a police sergeant
! noticed a Jittic blood on the glass.
| Later on In Soho he observed a man
) with a cut finger, so ho arrested him
| and found the stolen watches in Lis
i pocket
W oeti the w ise ?; p. v t'at!?: he coii
j sidcru the man ??? ? ? ?"IP cccd-: a luckv
! 1 uol . *
OLD t ASHIONt 0 FARF;
| I Jul Ulicull*. Grid ill a ('like*, 1M?I t>Mil
1' milling*,
j
i 1'1 r food 1 hit t made tha fathers
: -uoi.g soiuctiincs unlit for the ehil
' ill i'!i under the ic.-\\ c??ndiiii.>ns that our
| ihaii^ing civili/.ntion i> ?onstailtlv
; bringing in. One of Mr. Mryan's m-.gh
j hurs in the ?r>-a! State of N'btaska
; w i iti->:
' 1 >\ .i -v raided in the South where
? hoi bisi iiiis, ^rid-lle cakcjw pies and
| piiililinus are eaten at alpiwt every
! uii'.il. and l?y tiie time I located in Ne
j luaska 1 ft.uml inys?df a snfiVui 1'iom
] iudigrsiion and its attendant ills' dis
I t revs and pains after meals, an almost
j const. ml headache, dull, heavy sleepi
j in'ss by day and sleeplessness at night,
J '.o<s ut flesh, isnpa I red memory, etc, Ote.
I "I was rapidly becoming ineftfiacl
j tilled for business w hen a valued friend
suggcstiMl a change in my diet, the
I abandonment ut heavy, l ich stuff and
; the o.-M> of I J rape- N UlS food. 1 fol
lowed flic good ml vice and shall always
he thankful that I did so.
"Whatever may be the experience
of others, the beneficial effects of the
change were apparent in my case al
most immediately. My slomuch, which
had rejected other food for so long, took
to (irape-Nuts most kindly; in a day
or two niy headache wits gone. I began
to sleep healthfully and before a \ve*dc
was out the scales showed that my lost
weight witi coining hack. My memory
was res loved \vltl|, the renewed vigor
that 1 felt in body and mind, frtir three
years uow t.rnpc-Nuts food lias kept
me in prime condition, and I propose it
shall for the rest of my days.
"Ami, by the way, my *2^ year old
baby is as fond of Orapft-Nuta nn I am,
always insist* on having it. It keep&
her an healthy and hearty as they make
tUcu:." Name given by Po?fnm C.o?
Battle Creek, Mich. There's a reason.
Hea4 the Uttlo hoqk ' Xh? Road to
WtlltUle" in pki?.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
I ' ?~~
j INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS
f OR NOVEMBER 12.
I ? II 'Jtcr: E/.t?'g JuuruDy u? J?ru?Mlru),
I -/ra ?HI., 21-82? (Joliirn '?><*, k'./ru
? ill,, ^?Hviiiory J? 1-51 3? Coin,
j ?i?nt*rjr on tlit) !??,'?
I. A fnat proclaimed (vn, *j l -2.T). ?I
| '1W1hIm?4 a fnHt." Kzirt ontemi
j upon 14# work will* fasting and prayer.
' whs a duugerou8 one, en.
pccnlJy with nil the treasure he ?nr
' Iv/.ra realized t li? danger but lie
went forward la faftli. |||? chief eon
corn was to lmvo God with Mm. llo
f had Procured LovUc-n to #<> with him
(v?. 1. 1 20), hut even that would be of
no avail If Jehovah did not direct their
step#. "Atfjlrt ouraelve#." "Humble
ourselves." (It. v.) and repent of our
?dns. "To #oek 1 1 1 in." Era wauted the
people to commit themselves to t ho
guidance and protection of divine prov
idenco and implore fiod to give them
n prosperous Journey. Their Journey
lay chiefly through the desert, and the
Arauiiiijjj niul KaiuarltuiKs won* IlkHv
lo attack them.
'~i. "1 wan ashamed," tde. Ezra had
preached trust in <Tod before fho
heathen rulers and In; would not dis
honor flod t?y asking the usual military
escort. ji,. jJiUj represented < iod. the
object of his worship, as supremely'
powerful, and /is having the strongest
affeetion for III* true follower*. T hus
w.? that this good man hud more
anxiety tor the glory of <iod than for
bis own personal safety.
".So \\ o farted." The people old
as Lrra commanded. (Jod heard and
answered their prayers. and they were
kept i n safety during the dtflioult and
dangerous Journey,
II. Ezra's charge to the priests fvs.
^ l-JOj. 1'i. "I separated twelve." There
Is a difference of opinion here as to tin.
i. umber of persons Ezra selected as
eustodlaiiH of the treatitne ami saned
vessels. There were probably twelve
priests and twelve l.evltes; but some
think there were twelve priests and
only ten l.cvitea. Hhereblal, and Ha*h
a blah were two of the Levito.v.
?'Weighed." We may gather from this
that the gold and silver were in bars or
ingots, and not in coined money. 2*1.
"I'nto their hand." We have here the
particular care Ezra took of the troas
ure of tiod's sanelunry. Having com
mitted the keeping of a p, (J}0<ij j,"J. 4.OJn. [
mitted the earo of !t to proper men, I
though without < Iod they would have
"wabdiod in vain. Our prayers should j
always he seconded with our endcav
ors. J>o we expect (iod should by His
providence keep tliat which belongs to \
Tin n ought we by III* grace to
care for that whieh belongs lo Him;. let
God's honor and Interest be oni'^Vrc !
i'he prophet in foretelling the return of
Ood'.s people and ministers out of Hahy
i"ii gave tiu* solemn charge dsa. r>2.lh.
Me \ <? eleau that bear (he vessels of
the l_ord." In Zi-rublmbol'H time the
Vessels were ,| liverod bv number
here by weight. that ii might easily
appear If any were missing. This inti
mates that such as arc intrusted with
I holy things are concerned lo rcmeinh. r,
both in receiving their trust and in <!is'
| eharging it. that they miM shortly give
a very particular account of it that
j liny may ho |*,j!(lifu? t,, p ami so give
| tip their account with joy. ' Silver....
I gold." I he whole treasure hits been
estimated at from four to six million
| doMars. A talent of silver was about
?>l(iiM); gold Is usually worth hi.xlecu
times as much as silver.
-7. "Jhtsons. .. .drams." The word
j translated "dram" appears to lie in the
j Hebrew rftfo'cseiitativc of the l'ersi m
t woid whieh the Creek rendered by
j ditrlc." this was a gold coin. slaui|ied
j with the figure of the Persian king,
w earing his crown and armed will; a
bow and arrow. According to the most
exact computation each such coin con
tained somewhat more pure gold than
an English guinea, and was worth live
dollar* of our money. The ??basins"
would be worth about two hundred and
sevi nly live dollars each. "Vessels of
line copper." Probably some fictitious
metal made lliere that took the polish
and assumed | ho brightness of gold,
and because of Its hardness was more
durable. There is still a metal of this
kind made among the Asiatics. 'JS.
1* teowiJI offering." The silver and
gold were a present to the house of tlod
j that the king and his counselors had
j f?'t apart.
i T,"> J?u,'"?y <0 Jerusalem (vs.
i ' . I depart* d on the
I tweltili day.' The eotnpajuy. Jiy^an to\
, 'l"'111 nnd arrange for the/Journey unon)
j the tirst day of the month Xisau. lrjion
j a review of his company K/ra observed
the lack of l.evltes, and the time us d
mi securing their union with the return
| lug exiles, and in weighing the irons
j mv. took up the tiuie until the
. ueltth day. Ahava is liie name both
; or a mnall town ami stream, not far
i from the river Kuphralew. This would
j be a natural course fo pursue from
? Shushau. This account of Ezra's prrn.
aratlon and Journey is a beautiful ex
' ample of inothod and thoroughness
j which is of grqa t value In the work of
, Ood Ezra sought first the prosperity
Of Hod's cause, but he did not count it
,illlc to spend twelve days In prop
j a ration for the Journey. Tltne used
j for prayer Is never lost time. Time'
I consumed in pet feeling plans for Cod's
work Is not misspent time. Always
. lake lime to do a thing right. Tilings
tlnn" by halt are never done well.
J "Wo came to .Icrnsalein." The
dangerous Journey was completed with
j >iUety at the end of four months.
' A >ode. ... three days.' That is thev
; lest.d that long. On the fourth ?lav
, fhe treasur-s wo?e weighed and Itami
i id over to ()>?' custody of the olliciatiiie
{ priests or the temple. 'The returneii
. exiles oficrcd burnt offerhigs, and Ezra
; delivered tin royal commission to the
magistrates, while the l.evitical portion
! of the company uv^stod in performing
[ the additional worft which the arrival
i of so ma n \ new a\ orsh i pel's occaslonetl.
The Ma id of Other Days.
i (>li \ a nislu il iii.iMm of craiidnnt's
VVliat ?lurKsoinc li\.'s wvn; llio>c >-it;
fed!
OI)Hg?'<t In youth t<v j.i. U your way;
t'ncurtalo v>attis ?o and tread;
1 No cx|W'|'Ik had you to advise.
To counsel, caution or dtrct
V< iii maiden k{<|>n; no mentors wine,
?u faithful vaUhers circumspect.
Wlioi pjandtiannn o-cjilllng cm inc. ?
No chats with girls were yours to tell ? ?
The Judgment of 5ome worthy dame ?
The linn> to sound tl?c curfew hell;
? And nit In vain you yought the truth ?
They telt It notv If 'twas a sin.
| When nftir dnik a comely youtti
| Had ???.?(> you home, lo a*k him In.
Von ncv^r learned -oh. vanished fair! ?
N on couUl not, had it been your wish ?
The Intent way to iicst preiwire
Vour luncheon In a ? hating-dlsh
Ami e'en perhapa you never read
t he jJnct that hungry lompanles
Would rather starve than not be fed
Kiom Mis. Cookcm's ixclpes.
You could not tell. I'll waiter now.
Of countless things the. etiquette:
In .spite, of which, somewhere, somehow.
You not your start; nnrt yet? ntid yet
It really l? a problem quite
To find what saved you from the had;
You bud no "Hint*" to guide you right;
Your mother*, they all you had.
? Arthur 11. KolweU In The 9und?y Mag.
ailli*. ' *
Whtr? Oil Wm Neaded.
1 fTo dying. *o the cchoolbook akya.
dying In Alglot*;
Thorn *'a* lack of aMUaptlca And dearth
of woman'* tear a;
But a Had Cro?* man approached hisn
u iid I'm murmured HOft arid low
That up upon his cUtern womo oil would
llftV* to KO.
Now, thi* soldier of the legion knew Ki>k
II ah woids u f?*\?
And to hint the Round of "oiatAin" wu.s
not ?xactly new.
Boll thu woid conveyed hut little to hid
unreeeptlv? iiilinl,
Ai>d 1)0 asked In mrnple language for a
plain reply In kind.
Then they spoke In aecenta eoc, thing,
how thin oil the f!< nn/i on tvl kill.
And the wb k< d eiegomyia would hecomo
the haine utt nil
Itat ftUl they had lo tell him and make
It to hint plain
That ho had htttlt mlxiukt n and that no
?!in who whs H^ne
Could over think ih.it "i Intern" the same
a* ayatem" meant
That never oil- -excepting cod? -waa on
the "ayatem" spent.
And ?o tio died u pegeeful death and
never was tils may rd
When v. awl clubs canie in hU Lack yuid
und kerosene w^s ppntyvd.
?- Nttv Orleans nines- l><-mociat.
Copper Exported to China.
Morn than 2fc,0oo tons of coppet
have bboix exported to '.'ulna from
America this year. The unusual <juan
tl'y ha? excited attention, and In
quiries of the trade have elicited two
explanation.*- One Is that a new eoinago
'? neeeesai v in China, bocguw; tho old
has been gradually melted down for
the manufacture of cartridgcR, The
other Is that 1 1)*.* process of unletting
the metal in .so Imperfect that the
amelted copper contains sm^ll quan
tities of Kohl, and this the astute Chi*
no?o contrive to extract. Vast qnaiw
titles of copper disappear constanilj
In CLina from one eatiae or another.
Cttr*'* liheunint luiii anil I'atnrrli-- Medicine J
Kent Free.
Thf.v. iw'i discifci<?y are the result of nn {
awful poihon?'il condition of tho blood, if
you have aching joints mi l bn-k, shoulder i
Idadi s, bon?? pain*, crippled hands, legs ??r
feet, Hwolien muscles, shifting. fcbarp,
Idling palii", and that tired, d.fcOjUruged
feeing or rheumatism, or (hi> hawking,
spitting, blurred eyesight, deafmns, fiicll
Hlotnaeii, heada-dic, n"hc& in thu head, mu
cous throat dischurges, decaying teeth,
bad hrouth, le.lching gr.s of catarrh, take
Hotunb* lJlood Jialm (II. 15. i).; It kills the
pniaon in the blood which o loses these awful
| symptoms, i<i\ing a ptiro, honlthy blond
supply to th? j"itu:t and mucous me.n
biat.es, and makes a perfect cure of tin
word rheuiniti ism or fouleet catarrh.
Cures ? hero all e!<e fnltj. lllood lialm
(It. It. It.) in ??out po^nd of pure Itotiwiic in
gredients, kdhiI for weak kidneys. Im
proves the digestion, cures dyspepsia. A
perfect tonic f >r old folks by giving thijin ,
new, rich, pure Mood. I'ltoroughly tested
I ? ? r thirty scarf. I>rttk<((i^ts. <?! f?*r InrK"
bottle, with* complete dircctir.ijs for home
cure. Haniple (to: iai'1 prepaid b\ writing
Itlond italm Atlanta, <la. Di -ej-jt.e
i trotibh) and ep>acini vec mcdcal advice
[ acnl in tcalo*.l letter.
j -
i 1 1, was the !iii-ban?l id' ;i slutiintus
j vvtitmii) who saiij I it 3 ? :iny niiin oiiylil I
i |?? lie ntili.tpKV <1 ('it 'h without a wil'e.
1 ? '
I
Taylor'* t 'Iter' >k> e Heinedy o'S\*c?-t (in n |
i iwnd M t j Ilea is Nature's KU-at rcme<l;. far?.c
j t !? "iighs, ''oldf?. t'rouji n-td ('??nsiim| ti-.n,
? and all thr'-.t! ate! iuiig t r?>ubb:ti. At drug
! gi-d". 1 Mit\ an t ?: 1 ,<H) per l"-ttl? .
The Inters! it'* t omtneree (V?iniui>-i
I sioii lesuuicd ll:c invest i;;:tt ii>u ini" j
; privsMe rel'ri>4?*i'iil<?r ear lint"?.
1 !?'( l'Sp<-? .?>.o.e:*tlv ??..:? I. ? j
J 1. 1 - .tflcr day' ? ' I'r. U'ii.v -<ir?ve.
j Merv-U"s?. ? :M via 1 '??>?. i !?: ' :? : 1 1 p it t -??!??? ?
I V;-.r. ? . 1 1 s i . I.i?i . : I A 1 eh -t . Ciiiia.,1' 1
j Jcel.tnd pre;!-?r< i;.o>; i f t u.
I supply ..j cideidown.
M rs. W in ? < w's Si-d hi-r,' !\s ru p Ir.r t hi Id re 1 }
Iccililiir, , itens'.ln-^titi'-.teduersijj.'lamina- I
tlo:i,:itltiv ?- phiii .<'ni i >- v, ii.d ' olie.^fic. a L'jttl.: I
Tl.i nuiiilur i:i nii'ne^i'.im- ? 1 ? * 1 1 1 1
inuny'lu-t \<-.u w.t ? "JT.'.tS I.
am-ure l'i- . . < 'uro for ('??n.-uiuptioa save I !
D:\ U 1*0 t Mn;e y-t"*- a . -Mrs. Thomas I J ? > e. - !
! r.itTs, Maple St., Nt.rwieli, N.V.. K..I., 17.11KV) j
.Inp Mi's li .1 i frtji will, i i ?-? to.tied, Iv j
| about (i,"?00,U'Ki point. b -iiort litis yr.ir.
fciTATr.or Onto, t'trv 0/ Touv.no, 1
rv. i "s"
1'iiiXK J. t'aKSt* .uuko out'o that he It
aonior p iftner o.' tiio Ural of i1'. J. Ckknuy A
Co., d'da? i?'.j?ia,>is la th" City of Toledo,
County ail I 1 1 1 aforoiai I. and t said
lint) Will plj' J.l'3 ? 111 o( O.NK IttJ.SOUr.n pol
I i.ajis for attu't and cvory casj of t Ar.iunti
that cannot h> cttroi by tint us* of tiAW/i
Ca r a nn 11 Curx. Fhank CnK.vr.T.
Kworn to '? ?for>j inn and suhs'iribed ia tny
. pr??sette?, this t>th day of lJeoein
| ska l . / bor, A. I?., 19St!. A.NV.iJi.easos,
? ' ? -> ? An'ory l'u'ili'-.
I l:t li s i.urr.i t.'.iroi' ' ??'i tutTirilly, a 1 I,
actsdiractly ).i tli ? bh?.?.l a i l ;n imvu su;.
! laces <j{ t'te vym 11. Sun I fo- tontiiijahiU,
tree. f. . I . tdllTNKY Co., ToltVlO, 0
Sold '?>- ati I > r.i 7.i ?.
Take ilali's !?' 1 ie.lv Pills (?> ? mi;) ?:i.j i.
j l iven I lie man wiio Inaits ni super
: slilien is ;i]d to refuse a loan >d' $1.1
| lo ntitue ? ) J Ilis ae(|uai'it.iiiccs on I'Yi- '
' <lay.
j ECZEMA FOR TWO YEARS
Little Ctrl'* Awful Snltcrlu* With Terrible j
t"Uiti lltittior? tilfiiplfii Nlnlit* lor
Mother? Speed y l a. re liy < utlrtiru.
"My little (,'iil h.ivl been atillcnng lot
; two years from r.?.ci:t.i, a t: ?i during that
' time I ?iMi'tl not K''l a ntijltt'> -!ev-p, .is her
, aiinu'iii \\ .1 m \ci> severe. 1 i.a tried so
i many rcaicdits. deriving; t"> bi'tieiitj. 1 had
i gi\en up a'l hope. 1 5?it as t resort I
j was pct'Hiaard to try t'uti 'ui.i, and one j
h;:X oi the t Viitnn ut . and t ?? 1> titles ol
(he Itoolv riil, l,.nether with the .Soap,
l?. ;ed a p'Min.iicnf . Mr.-. I It. Jeiif?,
AddiUKton, I i.?l. 1
Tin-Type Snapshotter.
! A mnn with an Idea has gong th<* i
tin-type mail cnc belter at Old /Orch
ard beat h tiiis season. Thia man gocrf
about the bench and snaps his custom
ers in the tiniural poses ol their recre
ation. His work is highly satisfac
tory b va;i.Je <d the realism, and his
i only drawback is in his inability to
produce the pbttne on the spot as his
| in tho tent dot- a.
CONGRESSMAN COULDEN
i Kind* <)ulck Iti tint From Kla?Klrr Troubles
Through l)<iHii'a Kltlncjr 1'ill*.
! lion. Joseph A. CiOuUlenT Member of
! Congress, representing the 18th I">is*
? trlet of Now York.
I ulao trustee of the
: Soldiers' Home a t
i Bath, N. V., writes:
I U cm lemon: As
ninny of niy friends
I have used Doaii's
' Kidney PHI* and
' have boon cured of
t kidney and bladder
i Iroublos. fTeel It lay
i duty to rccoiunu'Ml
the mcdiciu'' From
persoijHl expcrlem-o I know Doan'*
Kidney rill# will cure inflammation
of the bladder, having exprrlfnfed re
lief the second day of nslnz the mrdt
cine.
(Signed) J. A. GOHLDftN.
Sold l?y All dealers. SO ccnts n box.
FoeUr MUbnrn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Cheat Jhe Elephants.
"Ullllardlsia who have been afraid
the scarcity of Ivory woujd kill the
game have another guess coming,"
bald iiti old player, a? ho chalked his
cue the other duy. "I've beeu playing
with billiard bulla made of artificial
ivory, which *as to nearly like tbe
kind the elephant* furnish that you
wold nol notice the oirterence. K!t>
phantH are getting pretty scarce, you
know, and elephant ttinkn are now al
most ? a rare ua genuine Navajo
blankets. You know It In only the
choicest of tm>k ivory that can be
u*?>d for billiard balls. One year ago
regulation two ond three-eighth inch
ivory balls could bo purchased for fx.
Now they coat $lt> apiece. The ad
vance in the price of ivory waa
simultaneous with and strikingly elm
ilur to the constantly growing value
of diamonds. IHlliardlsts have main
tained that only with ivory balls could
the delight* of the game be realized.
This meant that, within a few years
only millionaires, kings, or princes
could hope to Indulge in the game
Vbich dates back to tho time of tho
Pharaohs.
"Yef>, air, they are now making ivory
Lulls that won't catch cold, and they
are practically Indestructiblo. They
are celluloid and bono and hard rub
her and are then sandpapered and pol
ished."
Life is short at best? and perhaps
that is tho best tiling that can .be
said about it. ?So. 4y.
mdestwd, i r
AAA BANK DEPOSIT
R.R. Fare Paid. Note* Taken
fj iim ill! i ibww^ SOrM^RKK COUttSRS
GFOortfi.AI.ARAMA BUSINESS COLLEGE, hi icon, da
VNCLB SAM ? "A Remedy That Hus
Such Endorsements Should
He In Every Home,"
Election Returns That Interest Alt Parties
HUB SIHPIf SELFmSTRUCTOR^ Will SHOW.
*N> ASn IVMH'HOKI) ON I Hi OtCA* 0* flA^Oi
*V6? A*> AS Tift
Afct (Ant AMI Aft MUftMAfcV
A* ( AMI I At AftOlM*
mat mm ? nAihci nc*i oatut
four AID 10 AN* AdbHtAStOC
HI Si ?* *rn e o? if N CCA 1
STiHM ADOVMt aKXI
fRIX MUSIC CO.
IHAMLOIU N. (
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WINCHESTER
"LEADER" AND "REPEATER" SHOTGUN SHELLS
Carefully inspected shells, the best of powder,
shot ami wadding, loaded by machines which
give invariable results account for the superior
ity of Winchester "Leader" and ?'Repeater"*
Factory Loaded Smokeless Powder Shells.
Reliability, velocity, pattern and penetration
are determined by scientific apparatus
and practical experiments. They are
THE SHELLS THE CHAMPIONS SHOOT
AREFULLY conducted
experiments, ranging over
many years, have proved con
clusively that the liberal use of
Potash is essential to the pro
duction of big yields of full
eared corn.
Let us send you our practical books telling of these and
many other careful crop-feeding tests; they are free to farmers
without any cost or obligation. Send name and address.
A (litres*, GERMAN KALI WORKS.
New York? 93 Na&?au Street, or Atlanta, (ia.? 22>, So. Brood Street.
FOR EMERGENCIES AT HOME
And for the Stock on the Farm
NOTMINC; EQUALS
The Creat Antiseptic
Price, 25c. , 50c. and $1.00.
Dr. EARL S. SLOAN,
615 Albany St., Boston, Mass.
PRICE,
25 Ct?
TO CURE THE GRIP
IN ONE DAY
AKIWRIPINE
JMASKO E01J>L FOK 'K^MHRc
ANTI-GRIPINE
IS CVARANTEU TO CURE
8HIP, BAD COLD, HEADACHE AND HEURAL8IA.
1 Vrnn't sell A ntl-Orlptnr to * <1?alpr who won't Hiaratirr If.
<;?1I for your MOKCY BACK I F IT DOEUX'T FTXE.
F. IF. Dte.tner, 11. It., Manufacturer, KvrlnatielA. Mm.
W. L. Douglas
*3M & *3= SHOESwa
W. L. Douglas $4.00 Ollt Edge Lin# ]
cannot be oquallod nt any price. I
vetyr
r im
I TH|
MOUO
"S8*5S
nmr uitlZM MANUFACTURER.
nnn REWARD to *nyone who can
$ I UjUUU disprove this statement.
W. L. Douglas $.1.50 shoes liave-by their ??
cellcnt style, easy fitting, and sunerlorweartof
qualities, achieved the largest tale of any $jji
oltoc in the world. They are Just as good as,
those that cost you $8.00 to $7,00 ? theoalyl
difference Is the price, If I could take youJMfl
my factory at Brockton, MlHu -JJto ArtNtH
the world under ' niacin ? men's list fl
shq?(t?Ud fllWvou the Car* with which every"!
V>alr of Douglas shoes Is made, you would resttN 1
why W. L. Douelas $3.80 shoes are th? Ml
shoes produced In the world. .
If I could show you the difference between tk*
shoes made In my factory and those of otbtf
m.ikes, you woultMknde rstnnd why Douglas
$.?.M) shoes cost moll to make, why they h#W ?
their shape, fit better, wear longer, and ar*#4
greater intrinsic value than any other S3<N |
shoe on the market to-day.
W. L. Oougfmm Strong Mmdo Shaam ft*
Man. $2. SO, $2. GO. Bay*' School *
a roam Shooa,$2.RO, $2, $1.70, $1.69
CAUTION. ? Insist upon having W.I/.I)o?f>
Ins slii/os. Tako no substitute. Jsono genuine
without his iiamo and price ^tamped on bottom. ?
WANTED. A shoo dealer incvery townwbws . 1
\V. I/. Douglas SIhxsh ave not sold. Une el -J
Samples sont frco for inspection upon request. )
Fast Color Eyelets used; they will not wear t/rau/.
Vfrit* for illustrate*! Catalog of Fall Stykfc?
W. I? DOUHLAg, lirookton, MsSti .J
FOR WOMEN
troubled with illt MtoriUr to
their sw^ used as a douche Is marvelouely ml
ccssful. Thoroughly cleanses, kill* disease COT W.I
stops dladuurgaa, heals inflammation am lewfl
soreness, cures leucorrhoea and caul. catarrh.
Paxtin* Is in powder lorm to be dissolved, htt
water, and is far more cleansing, healing, I
and ecouomkal than liquid antiseptics (or all
TOILCT AND WOMEN'S SPECIAL USEf
For sale atrdniggists, 00 cents a box.
Trial Box and Book of Instruction* Fret.
kMC a. PaXTON COMPANY BOSTON. MM*]
Dropsy
Removes ?sU swelling 1
days; effects a j>erniaoeut
In 3oto 60 day*. Trial treat'
given free. Nothlngcau bcf
Write Dr. H, H. Greta'# U .
Soeolalltt*. Bm W Atltntfc1
J6hn White & Co.
LOUISVIllfe, KT.
KiUMI.fco.l 1837
IKkul Birtwl prici
FURS
and Hides. 1
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?tattw*. Bold bfdiw?i?u.
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Mull's Grape Ionic Co.,
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Makers.
Rook Island, III. IIOS.
V?tlfnt. kiKU your uuuVhero.
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