The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 05, 1906, Image 4
CRISES OF GiRLHOOD
A TIME Of-' PA I M AMD PERIL
Mlttft 'Rmiaa Colo finyn that I. ?/?)'.? K
JMnk ham's Vi- fKt. bio <?''>?!' }i; ?
fin veil iloi' Jjlfo h t'J Mrt'J.j J.'cr Well
lioiv many ) ! vca of iHtuuii'u! yon :i'f
irirli- hit vf been :>ri < * i*i I i? *r-? I ju.?? :?!> ?In'.
\v i' 1*41 ri into \voi<iunuoo<J ! How
nrmiiv irri'tffilarit iiw or '!i ;|>hi<Tt?i?'ii I >
liitvc breii novplop??tl ui. 1 1 1 i > iiiipot l ;iii <
pfi'Wid, rc*!?ulliu(f in yonr&of MiiV? riii^- ! i
JlAtss t?m ma Cote
< J ir 1m* modesty and oversensiti veness
often pugzlu their mothers and lw Me
physical nx, beeausWt hey withhold their
confidence at Chif critical period.
A mother bhoiild to/iic to her child's
aid and rcmeinher that [>ydia I0. i'inh
liHin's Vegetable Compound will ;t t llii.s
time prepare the system for the coming
change and utart the menstrual period
in a you tiff ffirl'M life without pain or
irr< '^ulariiies.
M ins ICinmai 'oloof Tuil.ihoma, Tcun
writes :
l)<v? >? Mrs. J'inkham: ?
'? f want to toll yon that 1 mn onjoyfnjr bet
ter health th#n I hnv#> fur ynrx, and I ow?
It all to hydla H. i'lnkhnm'.i S'egfttatdo t'o-n
(Kiisnd.
'? When fourtown yearn of age [ Huflfered al
mo?l constant pain, and for two or three
yearn i had tifrrtfeflfUi and |K\in in my mde,
headaches and w?? dl ny and norvoun, and
dm Uith all failnd to help m?.
" I.ydUt K. I'hikhain's V?g?tabln < 'ompound
\*a? i oinmended, and after taking If ftjy
livalih liegan to improve rapidly, anil I think
it saved my life ! sinccrely hope niycxfxTi
?>nc// will lie ii help toothar pills who are |>n.?
liV from girihmMi v > womanhood. for I know j
your < 'oin|?ound will doasniueh for thorn.'1
1 f you know of any .voting ^ii I who in !
fd< 'k mid needs mot herly ud vice jish her i
to write Mrs 1'inUhiim, Lynn, Mass., |
and tdio will receive free advice w hich |
w:l J pi 1 1 her on t lie riff h t road toe M ronff , '
healthy ami happy womanhood.
So. 1- '00.
ST tflry !C" IR3I tt 'IV I I rrn nil nil I >rhl it r Mlit n I
tEj&fcM A TRIAL
i? A > r. < ii km 14' ro.. K ; it h hv i i.i.i . mo I
If ;i Minn has enough d'iid;^ In* (.in !
make himself believe thai e\ ei vhod\
1 1 v 1 1 Ks hi' hrtsii t li.nl ;i:i y.
I'tyl'ir'* < ?>?' It?* m?,?l y ? ? f Swi'i'l flttm
.*iIm? >1 ti I l<-ti In Nuturti's f;rf*iil r<*fiifi|y < 11 r < ? j
< nii(.iis, I'iild.H, ('rou;> niul t'.iihiimj linn, :
?us! nil tliroa* ami Innj: t r? ? ?i ' > I ??>. At <ltug
(,'^lt. 'jiil'., f.O.'.. 1411 ? I <?1.00 JUT Imttlll.
Breaking the Trail.
Wnter in the mountains i-. severe
in its restrictions. Sleduintr ;m i ? I
* ...? . i .> i ...... i. .. i i i .
r U Ml ti t>\?| (IIC Miuu IKIIIM'll IJ.lll->
an limited t ? ? hare neee*?>ilv. lit llie
iMililer seasons the trails an* Uejit open
h\ shoveling a 1 1 1 1 packing tin in down.
When I he rtrtners sm^ "intermit tent
iy in hiuh. thin voiee^ tin* team>tcr,
i J li a hell light atAnttnl his over
< i?fit and lloppim; hi^ arms to |< ?*?? j ?
v.':tnn, faces his yrealVst hardships.
I' M when i lie heavy niiows and rapid |
lhawM ??f sprite.; entiie, tenniin*; means
a h. tile and a venture with a Midden
termination han^im; just ahove..
Thousands of tons of snow np the
mountain .-ides hfttuv a tri?;y:er that
?.it: lie spriMi>>' by the siyh o| a bree/.e
??I ' I < roil mi;; of a pine, eone, and in
m.iny a havren slope and pile
? e! ioeK and timber at the bottom tells
i skeleton-tale of the winter's ni'tlit.
Vk-.underinjt. swearing and peisever
\\>r opens the trail --a little milled
lif-ad of Sfhite from np ah^ve. lmt n
haul day's work for a man. Allen
? r. ...? ??ti.? Tcp'r/m" nf !!:'? Weil"
in -iMie < >i j ! i:ifi Mrt!*n/.ine lor January.!
AND TntN III M I.OOSW.
Mr. Wlseguy Whit lire >oti rilR
:? rrr:d at out? ^
"Mts. .Spied. * It's my hoy .lohn.
i pilfer Oh. I don't want niy soa
io <mhI liU days in Jail.
Mr. VVIsoxny ? No necessity for
Put linn In tho life insurance
t>:.:' ;oes3.
Flat iron* should be kept with pnK
?>u'''r a and itfv vlonaKv rnhheil
over wit'i wax to ke"p their surfaeo
i>? rfoi'ily sir.roth.
MALARIA ? ? ?
<5m "r ill y l'lii*l I. Not the TrOuliln,
TY.-ser.s with a susceptibility tn mala
r 1 i::(tuemvn should In-ware of ci>lY?e.
w ! h 1. IS a ti-mleiiey to load lip th
I.\ w itli lull*
\ writ ? < frmn Heaver that she
v . ITi ! :>>?? \ i fr-ntt ? ? ' ; ^ ~ and fevW
w 't \t !?-: ?.-:i tM-'i! were mainly
i ? ; - I '. y i:.1 eiifiYe .she
i iir'.i-v ??>'.;*!>? :f iM'.e? i?d with
1 s .i':d indite > t i ?. "> ij . " she says.
; h I 1 1 ?? a :i: f >.a: isti.-d were !.'..???
?w (.> the enffce I drank.
S.-. 1 .<i,,t its iim'
? 1 1 :'??? ! ti. -trail to drink t'.xinm
1<*?. t !.???>, with tli" gratify in:; re
MI;: t ? my headaches ha\e i'.is:j>
Veaiv l. i'.' ; ' on has t.een rosioved
aid 1 h;:\e i'nl had a rivis/renee e.
? h.!'v a:: t tev.".' for move than three
ni'iir.'.is. I lime no ?!onht that it \\a^
I'estiMi; that '?>:? ? t ? ^ 1 : t ir.e tills relief, fo'
I have its- I n > meilieiiie white th!>
iiupi'tiv li.-.iw; haX been oa." ill
Mas really relief from rmi^oxtion of ;tie
ti\er ea'.',s??.t by eoJTee.i
"My I'.an^'.'.ter has been as great a
coffee drir.hi -r as I. ni>d for years w.t?
ntUietetl with terrible siek headaehes.
whlcli often lasteil for a ^veek at n
time. She Is a^^;iin worker and ex
vesnivo applieatioa together with the
headaches betran to affect her memory
ir.o8t seriously. She found r.o help In
ir.MIclnos and the doctor frankly ad
vised her to ?iuitcoCfeeand rostnm.
^"For more than four months she has
not had a lieadarhe? her mental facul
ties have grown more active and vigor
ons and her memory has been restored.
?*Xo more tea. coffee or druf? for us.
#? long as tre can get Postum." Name
friven by Postnm Co., Battle Creek.
Mleh.
Tbere*? a reason. Read the little
book "The Road to WeHTlHe" in pkgs.
4
BANKS IN MEMPHIS FAIL
Trouble A r!V ?! '> \<)> A
i >.i . /j.iik'i'i.!.
(.ill' i ||I v IVuctfl I tint III. r. I
i'i j .iiii ii.. i :: >?> iii.- Mm 1 1 . > I ? 1 1 j ?
Will ?-?< U. ??.!!>?.
Mi-iin.li!--. '!??>: it.- The M< r. li.i 1 1 1
T II.'. Hi'- Ail. ; ;<?:,!! Siivi
/'nisi: ?? f : 1 1 ill-- Nl? iinlii"*' > I v I : I '.a Ilk |
I. -li I I'll 10 iijll'll lll'-il it'nii.S lot business
ill I'l.- Ii. mi i i . li u
Tin- l It i institutions .iii- |i-J:i I <>i| ii lid
;ni :i j.|ilii-,!t,n'. !>.r r'-'-i-i v?t "ii : ii ? ('?
port I !' III!- ..Hi.- -1- : l 1*1 ?! I - III' lilt*
.\|it. !i.' nts' I i i -i < . . i f ? i : ; : i > into .it
1 1 1 li I ii s-*i 1 I i i .? ot h <-!' I W.i 1 o I :l U .- 1 1 1 e.
million*, Kill ? |.;l lill^ II nil-. No lie
J n >y i f ? . |->. Will |||M\ .'III I III- oliieCI'S s ;i .
Heavy withdrawals o f deposits (roie
the M I'i'i Iii in >?' i < ( 'ompa ny. wlii -h
corporation i-mihI ???-( >-ii ji S:i>'iit?? I'./uik
I <?;? I ???'.? in ;? ill! 1 1 ii*n in lis interest > in
? In- other halikrf named. camo-d 1 1 i ? re
ef! \ l-!"? !l 1 1 1 ,'l |i|>! i <-j| I ioi I In le- tiled
'I'll" (>(||eo;s nf 1 1: ?? M im chauis" Trust
Company .Hi<! !ln- A . i" I'i -.in Siivilitf*
IJ.i'iU : ? i : < I I I usl ( '? < 1 1 1 1 >n n v (rave i.wl
sf,'t leu-ellls. ') In- \f i---Ji :i ui'-s" SrlvliUf*
i S : i iiik . < l.iili1 liitf ! n he lul.u-1. II. :l'lt- no
xfa IcillfMil. Mct'ohn Ills' 'i rusi ( 'ompa ;iy
livsi-M, y".Oi?."i.i>r,."i : ihibili'les. S_\ I Tj,
\ i ii < -rim ii Savings |5m'c ii -.vol v,
st.i; i:*.. i'.i.'i.S'j; liabilities. s?; 1 1.17s vs.
Till' deposit* 11I (lii-x- 1 wo will tjrrivei
I Wo millions ?< 1 : 1 1 ill.- \| -re 1 1:1 Ills' Ha Ilk
will : 1 1 ! ? I lliiil .-> I; . 1 1 ion iii'ifi
I'iliv I'i. | I 'ri-ojijio. ( 1.1' tin- trust
company. s'.-i;- ? li'.il :i!l ;!u? depositor*
will in- | > : 1 i < I in fell. I. ??.:.< 1 1 the slmk
ho'ders may In-.. ? h-nvy j : i. ?' iit.i
I idont I'.ijti- ts .1 Ini'trc stockholder
ji 1 Hi a director in ||ii> other | wo. and
speaks for liii'in iilso.
Tin- reason ;i j .?iiin | for tin- failures
Is lit-- over coiilbh'Uee ;tni| consequent
HImti* I h; itin liinu oil t of 111'- M?*r< Im id -'
Trust < * o 1 1 1 1 ? j 1 1 s . which recently 14b
xorhed llii' Memphis National fi,?i 11k.
taking over nil of ils liabilities without
Kqltinir nil of iis director*. stockholders
and depositors. who wiM'c iininiiir th-?
COII-. -I \ II Ii vc 1 1 lis i I| c* s J 1 1 ? > I < of \| I>]|> .
phis.
A f I i-rwn i-i| |iii- trust coinnany took
over 1 1 : ?? American S;i villus I'.. ink ;? ml
:in interest in llo- Mc-hanies' S:1 viM'j;s
I ill:, "'itliom inii r.-v| : 1 1 u. Hi - lending
1 1 1 1 ? 1 1 < ? f tin- two institutions.
\V. Sf|;;:!tn. I'resid' rt nf Hi,. Mom
tdiis ( 'li .'ii'iim House, who i< also I'r.-s
idi-iil >.| tin- Slnlc N'.-i I loi.n I I'.-u-k of
.. . *;tid ill^i every oilie:- tiunn
'i:il insl ^111 i ' 1 1 1 here :t m | > ! \* aide lo
Inke cure o'f itself .mil li.scriht'd the
foi-e^oiii^ reiisons ;is the ciiiise of the
?prevent f;i i lures. 'I'lie pivshl.'-nl" :ind
. . 1 -hill's nf 11I her I ? ? : I ? I ! 1 1 M h :l II i\ s h-re
Nero in lino with tlio ' * i ?*:? r i 1 1 tt lInii<o
I 'lo-iih'ld ill 1 1 i 1 ? i ;? s I ; 1 1 o 1 1 1 1 ' ll I s . \ ( :i I
J : 1 1 1 - hour in Ihe :ifn renon A. ??.-y.
*il'orney fur the Moi-eh-inls' T'csl
( "oinpnny. mi hch.'iif of the dir'eclors
-..-id
Ml depositors w i I : tio psiid in full.
\o nil-1. s;ive possildy the stocklwdih-r->.
"f either iiivtiiuiii.il will suffer nuy
l"s-. I do not think iln- latter will lose
more l Im n twenty per cent in the liipii
ihilion proceedings, if so iuiir-h.'*
It is nossihle I ll.i I Ihe enrpor;) t ion?
Involved niiiy he phiceil on :i sound
fooling mi. I reorjin nized with even less
!<iv^ |lt ii),. stockholders. .\ 1 tli.. 1 lose
of business ;it 1 1 i h 1 only Jl."iU.i!.*)'i u;is
!o the xniills of the .Mr lylmut s* 'Prusf
("oinpany. .m> report w.ms mndi- ;. s t<>
the e:i s|i on linnd of ihe oiler two
It.-i nk s.
MWV 1 1 ?.\ | , \ii;\ INPh'TKIV
I'lii'dnonti l?eah-rs Allowed II; vo
< -liispireii |o liaise I\ires.
f'iii'inniiti. t)liio. Twentv iv.o con',
denlerv of I 'i nei nun 1 i will I'noe til"
f'riiuiunl Court < linrm-d >\llh eoiisoir
iie) to r.iise tie- price of fuel in <"in
einnnti. 'Ih:- iwent\ !wo indictments
returned hy the tlrnnd .lury were i?nt
In the hniids of n couri' otHci'i-, who
went lo Sceivlnrv John I'.rn vin?m\ of
the C011I Ten 111 Owners* AssiM-i.il ion.
UraslifMir suminoneil nil iln* u:eu.
Tiiey were served with the capias ami
ninde l on promise to appear in court.
Tlui coal men arraniic.l with a Ponding
c..inpany to ^ive bond each for
?iu-ir appoaranee.
The statute under which the indict
incuts were found is known as the Val
entine Ami 'Trust i*aw and imposes a
tine of from Sr>0 t.? $.~iOut), or imprison
ment from six months to one year, or
both, for each separate offens.* hi the
wa\ of a conspiracy npaiuft trade.
w 1 1; Ki.hss iu:ciu:i)s iuiokkn.
TIii> \Va>hinuton Navy Varil (Jots ft
Misiaitc From (Suuntauamo. Cuh.i.
Washington, IV <*. ? The rr^ult* of
the wlrMoss tflopxanh t i < whiili
w i'I'i' mailt4 1?.v tin* Navy Itrpavt nr'ut
? i ? ? ? \v that scMU" n-conls wrre ltr?tk**n.
The station ,u tin* Washington Navy
^ m t it nvi-i vctl a mossauv ?linv| troin
< 'r.:t n!:t mi nv?, Cul?tt, :ttul from Colo:!.
Panama. tluiiigh (Juantamnto. t l\i>
send ing i?i" tin* mp?>agv fio.n ?h.- 1'uhan
station i-It:'.:- In W.t shlir^ion .in--, about
! :va 1??? ;i ivroiil. New < 'rl< it-. I. ;l..
u :? ?; I " v.l t'i'oin in :? roundabout way.
\\ liii-ii iIh1 ollhiaK horo l>avt> lti>i vet
li^tp ! nut 'I'll,- s.nlioii at Kry \Vi??t
i . | i'Mi !\ 1 ???? ?U ?? tl'>wn ami l"??v that
i 1 1 ; t ? u ?>rk \v;is ..iiiw.'? hat lia'ii
| i r.
}\ Tii- i' -I i >us w l.i -'.i v. i-iv ^ot ' <.'!t
t! i:i ? ? I' ?>? ! ;? ? ii i i . - v.t>
' . ii v. l; >s| :ir.(t in Cuba a ? ? i J
. V u. i' i w to ir.iikc ropotl- 1."
; I'-c.'iM i>r l'.raijHiviil of t li ?? Na\y
? I1","' ; ?!; I a I hi:.1 \ It i* ' oxpo. !???!
i tl i. i ' ? ? v >?.?!. i' i < wit! ln> :i 11 in w b h*n
! i v. 1; .?r two. Tin-\ i i 1 1m- mivj'rlly
J > u 1 1 y : I: < r\|>i'r; s Ihmo.
\! . '!? liar. 1). ; ; i <>.1 J.
i m. \. \i < ! >!???
| ' ' >v\ ,i i< . el i *\ Y ? < 'i . \ i .
' I ' i ? ? i ? iTM t \> ot ?*I r ; j > ? a to..*
I 11 ?? . "!l< .-f ?.?jh-o.
l'.ad storm !n Florid i.
i v vv 'r.< storm in Florida .T <-w
? villi* t"?ii>:r .'ill off from t ! graphic
I ??i.n.PMiri i i-m. was reported by the
I WYathrr r.r.roau,
llush Out of Husfcifl.
TVrlin report oil a rush of well-to-do
pmigr:?Hts out of liussia.
' 1 Personal Gossip.
John 0. Clink has lUst r<d h-pil from
Mia sorr|r<> of the Bank of California
after fifty yours.
Cooreo Field*. a Cherokee Indian 11 v
Inc In Indian Territory. has been mar
ried three timrs.
Wllllmn J. Paimor. fonivlor of Colo*
r<*?lo f'lty. Col., hn* alvon that rllr XI ,?
(Xmvooo or inoro In the way of pftrk*.
l>rr,f^c?nr Yoshltnro Nflkamnro.
"ate of th<? Inincrlnl Airrl^nllnrAl Tol
n? Sanpiro. .tnniin. I* t\ jitwlont
nt th?, Mlnnoffotn State 8cho6l of A^rrl.
culttiro.
! A;N !
I d i
W A S 1 1 1 N ( : TO N
I .Tiid/. ? William I. I' '>?? ?!. Koli 'ior j
? t-., i hi* Mill* 1 i , i! i . Ji,t m ( '?/ . ,r ii- 1 I
i j ? i :*t J.n Ix ,.ns- <.f ill i:i-;i!,)i .in ! |?,,r:; v i
i to f i*t>ti*r lii" ? i'f i I v. . l'i\ ?
I !"?lt Koox'Veit llllil fS : . \ Root ill'- 1
I divd 1 1 i 1 1 1 lo remain.
A i!<*1"v;i I ion of \\ i - 1 ? n latiu.n olli
'?i.i's offered l'? ? h oil ? c- witii tin* Iti'j
icl'Aiati: Com Ikciyu Comm. -.?do;) lo r.\
til'pa W* rebali n^c .
John J '. Stevens, i ? I . j ' ? f* engineer of
II." I'.i iiiiina Canal, ill I > ' : i ? 1 1 1 ? - 1 1 r?? -
lioi'l critic.# i's hi* predecessor. Chief
I'lmJm-i I* \\ it 1 1 ;i ce. I or expending
S." 01 MX if) in i xpi -ri in i-ii t a I excavation hi
llii' i 'ulebra <>ii f .
I mi*v slni vv will dismiss Trean
ll.'.V clerks Who ai'i; habit mill> "broke"
md who mortKi'K'* t ix*l t* future. lie
will not iii.-i k ?? the ih'jcul incni a <???! !??*'?
.'on ag"ii cy for money lenders, 1 1 <? will
ilsr> itixmiss :iny employe loaning
money ?t usurious iiiiere?t.
OIJR ADOPTED ISLANDS.
Wlm visitors from tin* Culled
?Sl.i res .ire tlorking to I'orto lli?*o in
unusually largo immhoiv.
The Japanese ren|d'.!nts of Hawaii
ii rr returning to t licit* native land In
parties of Jlfly mid hundreds. Many of
t li'tin will settle in K'/fi'ii.
DOM ICS TIC.'
Tin* Ihousnmls of employe* of (In*
American Steel and Win* Company, at
Wan ken, II!.. lire to ho allotted one
hour each day for prayer*. Work i* to
if Ih ;ciiii with devotional cm ri'i.MS ami
i not her brief Inlrrval will In* per
mitted for special prayers. This Inno
vation in expected to follow the em
ployment of a large number of non
union workmen Imported from Howie's
Zion < 'lly.
Mrs. Helen M. Kulckerbaeker. of
New York < "I ty , and her son. William
II. K niekerbacker, announced their in
tention In give to Itallsion Spa. \. V., a
public library building which, with the
lan:l, will cost $ 10t<KCi.
'J'htf Rapid Trail. sit Hoard, of New
^ ork City, directed (lie drafting (it
hills lo enable the i-iiy to build sub
ways in spite ol the Hchnont-Kyaii
coip.hine.
Mr. George Herring. of I.ondon, Eng
land. lias donated $ri<)0.?H)P for (J en era I
(tooth's Salvation Army home coloni
sation scheme.
George M. McKil vcy. jj1 ? of
the Youngstowu (Ohioi Commercial
National Hank, sent his family to
church and then shot and killed him
self.
Krnest Powers, a sixteen-ycnr-old
stliu-jlboy. who stablK'd and killed his
teacher. lOlberl" WauenberKcr, in the
Second District of McMinn County.
Tenn., Inst. September, was sentenced
lo life imprisonment by a jury at
A I liens, Tenn.
Mrs. Drusilla Hall .bdiu>on of
Norllminpfon, Mass.. who was lou
years old on July died the other
night. She was a daughter of Aaron
llall, who served in the Revolution.
I'ormer I'nlted Stales Senator Thos.
II. Hard was seriously Injured in a
runaway near Oxniird. C'nl. Mr. Hard
was t 1)k> wu O'om his bu^gy into a.
ditch, sustaining a dislocation and a
fracture of lib: left leg.
An autonu bile in oharge of Maurice
Corniack, a driver employed by .John
A. Steward, of Short Mills, N. .1.. ran
over George l.'lmsy. Iwenty-three y.'urs
old. of No. L'U (.'overt street. .Jersey
<Nty. at Now Hark avenue and Dlif
Held street, that ciiy, tireaking his left
leg above tin? ankle.
Seven nu n committed a dnring rob
bevy ami safe blowing job In the otlicc
Ml' lii * Central iivenm* car barns of the
Toledo i Ohio) Railway and Light Com
pany early the ollur morning. Thf.
robbers sccurivl about bur missed
N.MKii) which was In the strong bn^c ol
tin? safe wiiloh they failed to force I
open.
News reached Victoria, II. C? :n the
Australian mail of the wreck of the
bark I. a ReJla, near Weinaboolon. on
th*? Ausaalinn coast, involving the loss
of seven lives and heroism on the part
<>f a tlshrrninn. William Herrler, whlcl:
caused him to be famed throughout
Australia as a hero.
FOREIGN.
Sipido. ihp young annrehist who fired
:ui inetVeetual shot at King Edward,
then Prince of Wales, in the Brussels
railway station during tin* early stages
of tin* Boer War and was sent to the
reformatory at Nair.nr, where he has
since heen, has been released and was
enrolled in the army.
I No fewer than y?>itO persons have
| been killed and wounded in the re
I ceu? eontiletS with th<> ftussiau troops
| in KostolT, Yav.)?!av, Nijai Novgorod,
i KlelY and other cuurep, showing tho
1 widespread natiue of the movenicni.
The agrarian movement, which is
j .??. -. ??!! ing in volume and growing In
l't i.'city, now emhrae.-s the finest agrl
i .1' i? -al proviiu'' ?< of Unssia. Scores
| <>;' th<? greatest estates have heen
| l-urned. looted or expropriated Kv the
if ovi'er Is t< mpor.r.'ily restore.l in
M >s. ow i: is jtiJMii i il i?n ih<? revolu'lon
to bi'itl; otn a!Vf ii i'i K-cif. Kh:irl;otr,
I the Caucasus. i'olami, Siberia and tho
i!:' I'.ic province-.
A 'I'd i i: u' to the I rerion Telegraph's
j S.. I Viefs'uirg correspondent the \> ork
men of .Muswv have tal; n I i i t ' *. ? part
! the rebellion.
The S{. J'clet.-burg e >: :?(?.- p. eideiit of
t he i ii>>? i.taily .Mail >ay.s ih.tr coin
p.'.-. <!. observer* hold that even umv
,i:t' ditheu'.h -. o ? th?? liusiian Govcr;:
-it are only begini inc. ,
! i he Colette C.av.ctie st-?tes that n)
| <.!.?. nan u ar- '.tips will be sent to the
j Kc.?sia!l Ihill'.e.B.
j t Mi the opening of the Japanese f*iet
j at Tokio the Ktnperor. in his speech
from the til "one, e.\p:vssed his i!vc|i
gr. tilieailon at the houorabl ? condu
sloa of hostilities and aNo expressed
.sjuisiaetiou \\\ the renewal of t lie alii
anee with Knglaud.
J Morrow's Civil Governor was at.
tacked hv a youth, who, failing to kill
hini, took a fatal dose of poison. The
revolt there has virtually been crushed,
and in St. Petersburg most of the rebel
leaders have beeu arretted.
It Is estimated that theo> are 200,000
Russian refugees in Germany, Every
train brings more.
Morales, having abandoned the cap
ital of Santo Domingo, is expected to
set up a eapitnl of his own In the north
of the island, where an army Is said to
be marching to join him.
Archduke Ferdinand Carl, nephew of
Kmperor Franela Joseph and brother
of the heir apparent of the Austrian
throne. Archduke Francis FerdlnautUl
has announced that he will mnrrfl]
Bertha Csuber, the beautiful dauffhtfjH
?f his former teacher of mstherontlfy,
imperial edicts and nk*M? to the cf
trary uoiwithstaudiug.
'THE SUNDAY SCHOOL I
_ I
INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS
FOR JANUARY 7.
ftabjn t: 'i'lin H|ir|>her<l* Kln<l Jvmi, Lttkn
ll.) I 1*1, f.uktt II., II? .
Mt-.mory V 1 :s, | l?'t'upl?i Ti ? 1
Hitvtor l(?vi)Hln<l hp Al ;?n? < ??ii>iin,ntur ? '
I. Tin* birth <>{' Christ <v.>. 17 >. J. J
"In those days." A l ut llic. birth of I
John iiiiii before. tl?t* birth of Jesus. |
"(.'nccar Augustus." Tin* tir&t of the .
ltOiUfHi emperor#. "All the world."
Allot the ir>mun world. Al (hut 1 5 in ??
tlm Jtoman empire extended further
than over before, or than It ha* since,
anil was called "tha empire of the I
whole earth." "Taxed. " Unrolled.
I I. " I'*ir?t made." There must have
been two enrolments. "CyrchHis."
This 1m the (J reek form of Qulrinutf or
Qolriulu*. y. "Into' his own city."
The Itomun custom was to enrol per
80H8 at. the place of rewlderfco, hut the
Jewish custom required the enrolment
t<* take plaeo In the native city, 4.
">\Vnt up." From Galilee to the much
im/re elevated region of Hethleheiu.
"City of l>avld." Where David was
born. 6. "With Mary." It U uncer*
lain whether her presence was obliga
tory or voluntary, hut It is obvious
that, after what she had suffer .1
(Mat^. she chose to cling to the
presence and protection of her hus
band. "Kxpoiikcd wife." Hotter, "who
was betrothed to hlin." It. V. <5.
"While there." Caesar Augustus was
but an instrument in the hand of prov
idence to fulfil tlu^prophccy of Mlcali.
7. "Iter tlrst-born son." That excel
lent and glorious person, who was the
tlrst-born of every creature, and the
heir of all things; whom all the first
born in the Old Testament prefigured;
whom tile angels adore (Heb. 1:0); and
In whom those that believe become the
first born and the first-fruits of God's
crca Lures. "Swaddling clothes." Strips
of cloth; these were wound around the
Infant. "In a manger." It seems clear
from the text that the manger was not
in t ho inn. hence there Is good reason
to believe, with Dr. Thompson, that
the birth actually took place In an or
dinary house of some common peas
ant, and that the babe wan laid in
one of the mangers, such as are still
found in the dwellings of the farmers.
II. The/ angelic messago (vs. 8-14).
8. "Same country." Near to Bethle
hem. "Shepherds." The announce
ment was not made to rulers or priests
but to humble men who wore ready to
receive the glad news. "In the field."
They undoubtedly had tenls or booths
under which they dwelt. "Keeping
Watch? by uight." Or, "keeping nlght
watclios." It. V? margin. They
w.it,elj,ed by turns, against wild beasts
and robbers. The fact that the shep
herds were In* the fields affords no
ground for concluding that t lie nativ
ity could not have taken place In the
winter. The average temperature at
Jerusalem for five years was. in De
cember, lifty-four degrees. 5). "An
gel." Divine messenger. "Came upon
them." Stood over them. "41 lory of I
the Lord." That extreme splendor in )
which the deity Is represented as ap-<r
pearl ng to men, and sometime,* called01
the Shechinah ? an appearance fro.
quently attended, as in this case, by
company of angels. "Sore afraid.
Terrified with the appearance of *OM
Irvti u o hnlntr ?'
10. "Good tidings." The
meaning of "gospel. " I atn e<
declare (lie loving kindness (
Lord. My message will can so
joy. It is a message to "you"
ttvat, and it also reaches to
iwople" (R. V.), to the whole
race. See Con. I2:;i; Matt. 2K:lf)
2 :28-"?2 ; 24:16. 47; Col. 1:21-23. 1
bovn." Ism. S):G; John 1:14. "I
greater Son begins Tils earthly
in Ills ancestor's home. Seve
dred years before a prophet In
dieted the Messiah's birth at
hem" (Micah 53:2). "A Saviot
A deliverer. 2. A restorer. .3.
server. See Matt. 1:21. "N'c
be* a Saviour, but 'born* a fv
"Ghrist." The Anointed One,*- !
12. "A sign." The very t*
would have caused them to (IV
made the sign unto them. ',0
as to whether they may ap^jr
new-born King and offer <on
homage is dispelled by thear.
of His lowly condition, wh^?.
nal views of the nature c jg
dom are thereby counter ?0
"A multitude." They_ <feuv.
1 honor the i'fiuOe u? Pty
j enly host." The army o? fllA
14. "Glory tt> God." C?lory
highest expression ol?|,n?t
"III (h* 1
... u.v. -"o- ? . ?*.. <xvens.
strains. 2. In the hi 0ftl.fh
3. In the highest defe^cp 1o
peace." Peace with - "Goo^
man; peace of con0(i wjtj
will." God has 8how-j;mvnr(j
by sending the Mtvni both
men." We should she
to God and man. mi, fva
III. The visit of r ('3
ir>--K>). js 11#
15. "Let us now "This Is
time to lose. Let iMoslrlnir to
the language of e^ngth,"" by
receive assurance {j,|8 thin"
Beelng for them i<;. ?vnth
which is to come fj with liolv
haste." Filled n^Va "Anil
joy to at could 1 ;x t by coin
found.' It is Phces to one
municattng tliei increased,
another their flu]." ,\s soon
17. "Made ki?,i (hev
as they had se(Verv one they
to tell ihe glad eachers of the
met. Thoy w<?i ? 'pile story
gospel. J*. Vonder/nl 'Story .
of Jesus is ti (.|- listened .V.nd
to which huni.vho hear it to
it still cauS4,(ler?il then-."
wonder. lily considering
\\ eighths <tance wis trer.s
tlieiu. Kvcfy. 20. "Glorifv
iirrd up in I'hese simple men
lug and pri,j- t licir docks glv
roturntHl to nil they had jicea.
Inir glory t
Answer? v
un 2011114} and round
Why floes posture's found?
Before hi foil's Ii-ks jo Ikiik?
Why*ato pipe tils souk?
How ?|?>t/?t!me cherry tree,
VleNvlna ? <-o tlrst we see?
lUvJiSomr-es one mtlk a cow?
Kn>in wJoks stonn avow?
Why ilo'Mt. In a chase.
Why iloK'VI the race?
Pv?-for '??Ihc's whiskers for?
What Y >vc ,l1" aalore?
Why t rise. my dears,
an first uprenrs?
Whtcle '?;*.! PVh-omI to spout?
Why"'i ti* "stick out"?
How. '..A'T i'M-trunk grow*
Tho'. . ' . nc' w"y
Wti ? 1 1 low .nor yr( run dry?
fw a "<V at all! " ar> '
tt* r,X0!" *r smnll.
B/ ? iMwla L. Sabln.
'? \ \
/ DEFINED.
ias a bad habit of calling
\o ?? dub.' "
f he's, a Now Yorker, you
I*"
I, a Now Yorker'# idea of a
any one who doesn't Hto In
>rk." ,
? . -f ftry
VITrf porn) ADAutly -Mjred. N'o At* '(> )'
ne?s after ti r?C ?m> ol Dr. K1 ' ,
Nerve Tbiitorftr, *2' rial bolt le ami, '
Dr.JUf.KuyK. f-t i. . Ml Areb at x ? ' A
. i ' l ' . : ? U'U A1
liifiiUTII WliloW* 1 ?
"inliltnl tit < 'ii lire'
J' ft ? ! iek w'iat ni> c. iira '* *n
be, J <?( nil lb* I !il* r " '
by '.!< ' Jybitttf 1' ' "
mp"r?>2il tiotl, \\l""l? \ alt. (?' " ' '
f""'l '?? elite. fev?,ry f ' ' '
K. W D..- I. I , M. I)., ! 1 ?
Springfield, M >.
It .o.tts l/jn.Ju,, S_>J a y' a
chilli id m Iioo!
. . . , ... rii?i,
A <? ? ?? r^Mt ?*il t ?i ft
rtoMntr, Wind. Woo.llo!..,"u,"n*
"i-ac/mI* uro authorized V?n"<in
I'u^ilOint inetit fulU to <????? ? l-v"
An MtU'Milit i* iMinsc t<l
popularize the dogfiab.
Mrs. Wiuslow'a HoothliM'' fo.r ('h,,Jr?11
feidhiiiu, soften* the gu , ?^u"r,r
tlon.allnyn pain.^.roH i bolll?
A new type of |??J boi,,? 8Crvt J to
the French infantry,
Plno'H Cureoaunot
r i ? oouth oure. ? J. . , * {
A*?w?ue, V., MlnnMi J to. MM).
The London Zo Jll8t ,c"eivr(| 111
first humming V>ir>
To_Onr<t U*rfp , , w
Take Lux at ho lul,1,^<
Druggist* refund , ?? '?? to^.rfl- 11
W Orove'Hfiignaf *jD ^*1 ?
. Jacob SUine?00klyn' ,,as a cyl!cc'
tion of rare pial _____
Iteh (?urfli i'^nutos by Wool ford's
I t BVor fails- HoM *'>'
DrnirJlats ' v'l,!rH P^onri ptly filled
The ?Japan 1 "*e A"icr>t *7' l?*thcr. j
UNSIG^ BALD SPOT
? , , >n Keck? Mercllek* llch
. ,, ?hv4 Diode if lii? Wil.l
( urn hy Cut Icilt'll.
"For t'r" ",,v wa!> covered
... liuinor spreading to my
Willi ?or , , ' " , /
bair wb ' le*v,l,? 4111 uu??Khtly
? * . .* Uii.' soreness, inflammation
and m'f' il< made Hie wild.
Friends'' ( ul,,:ilra '^0UI> and Oint
i a lew applications the tor
ill ^-Dli j I Mil
t . to my gieat joy. i he sorea
.red, and my huir grew ?;/aui,
soon o i i,i i . f: ,
? healthy as ever. J nhall al
lend C'utieura. (Sigued) U.J
*vay,!i. W. 1041b .St., N. Y. Cif."
Spab: '
./ins to be married to know
Hie
Ohio, City ov Tolkoo, > n
?tCucah County. f '
/. Cuk.nkv maken outh that hn Is |
?tn?r of the llrin of F. <J. Cheney ?k |
pei," business in tho City of Toledo, j
';o<l Stuto aforesaid, ttn<l that said I
'?pay the sum of one hundred dol- {
? oach and ev?ry ease of i-'atauhh ;
jiot tie cured hy tho u?o of Halt/h j
U (,'l'llE., Fuank J. Chftv t,
i to byldtrrTtifi and subscribed in my
- 1 this Oth day of Decern
. [Ijor, A.D., 1J+H0. A.W.Omason,
Y ?> A'otary Public.
I Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
eetly on tho blood and mucous sur
! the system. Send for teetimonials,
F. J. Ciiknky ?fc Co., Toledo, O.
)y all Druggists.
Hall's Family I'llls for constipation.
can hnrrilv evex* trust vour I
llteis *? *(" ^ou w',a^ a woman really
)me ks liko-.
or
, k,tops belching by absorption
(Jc -NO DRUCS-A NEW METHOD.
1^ Hoi of Wafers Fp??? ll*v? You Acuta
Indigestion, Stomach Trouble, Ir
j r*Ralar HenH, Dlnjr Hpella, .
Abort Hreath, Gm uu
the Stomach?
, Bitter Taste-? Bad Breath ? Impaired Ap
petite ? A feeling of fullness, weight and
pain over the stomach and heart, aom*
time.i r.asiMca nnd vomiting, also fever and
sick lifudache*
What causes it? Any one or all of these:
Kxecssive eating and drinking? abuse of
anxiety and depression ? mental ef
fort? mental worry apa physical fatigue? ?
had air ? insufficient food ? sedentary habits
? absence of teeth? bolting of food.
If you Buffer from this alow death and
miserable existence, let us Mod you a sam
ple box of Mull's Anti-Belch Wafers abso
lutely free. No drugs. Drugs injure the
stomach.
It stops belching and cures a diseased
stomaoh by absorbing tbo foul odors from
undigested food and by imparting activity
to toe linibg of the stomach, enabling it
to thoroughly mix the iood with the gastric
the disease.
Special 0m&.~ The regular price of
Mulrs Anti-Belch Wafers is 50c. a oox, but
to introduce it to thousands of suffort-rs
we will send two (2) box** upon receipt of
78o. and this advertisement, or we will
send you a sample free for this coupon.
This 0?rfc* May Not Appr.AH Aoaix.
1606 FREE COUPON. 128
Bend this coupon with your name
and address and name of a druggist
who does not sell It for a free sample
box of Mull's Anti-Belch Wafers to
Mull's Giiai>j: Tonic Co., 328 Third
AV%., Bock Island, III.
i five Full Address and Writ e Plainly.
Sold by all druggists, 00c. per box, or
sent by mail.
Ram-storming actors are likely to
sec. more headlights than footlights.
*| DON'T OfcSPAIR.
J Kf?<| Hi* Kz|j?rJt-n<;? of a Mlntifio'l
Woiiimi) it nit Tuli* Negri.
I | 1 1 your La<i: aclws. aud you f i>?-?
j si.-k. languid, .v.-ak ami mi- .?? a !?!?? *!">'
alter \ . !? ?n ? wM
] y. 1 ton us l\:cif.v
i',.ls )i:i\<' ? ? .!*???? 1
tliou>m;(!s <>?'
jl. ill" >. : . ? ? ??(;.!;*
Mr-. A. H- n; mi
of tVitl wit : . M i
"ii.it ; or ! i i' ?
KWllli.V '.'is 1 WO'.lli!
Jl??t li? iit ilty
'"lit.v n:t* ii
JMt'.l ft <1 IV' I ? ' 'Si
well since. 1 used (o |>!'<u
ill my bji U flint omH* I fmnie !. T!.>
kidney secretions were much disor
dered, and I was so far yone Hint I
was thought to he at dentil's door.
Since Donii's Kidney 1'ills emvd no*
1 feci as if I had been pulled had;
from tho tomb."
Sold by nil dealer.*. .10 rc.tfs a box.
I'oster-Milburu Co., Buffalo, X. V.
In Dead Earnest.
A tru veiling man received the fol
lowing telegram from his wile:
"Twins arrived tonight. -More bv j
mail."
lie went al once to the nearest of
fice a\id sent the following replv :
"] leave for home tonight. J I more
eoine by mail, send to Dead Letter
OlHee." ? January Lippineolt 's.
Curt'l Cmirrr, liloori I'alnnii mill tfi rofiil?> !
!f you have blood poison |/roducing j
emptions, pimples, ulcers. swollen gland*. I
buu;js and ridings, burning, itching skin,
coppor-coloi*ed spots or rash on the skin,
mucous patches jjj mouth or throst, fac
ing hair, bono puius. old rhoumatiBm or
foul catarrh, take Botanic J51ood Buim < li
lt. B.) It kills tho poison in th? blood:
soon all sores, eruptions heal, hard swell
ings subsids, aches and pains stop and a |
perfoct euro is mudo of tlio worst cases of j
Blood i'oison.
For ??nncora, tvmors, swelling!*, rating |
sores, ugly ulcers, perwHstont pimple* of ail J
kinds, fake B. H 13. It destroys the can
cer poison in tho blood Ilea Is cancer of all
kinds. cures tho worst humors or sup
purating swelling*. Thousands cured "y
B- B. B. aftor all Hmo falls. B. B- 1$.
composed ot pure botanic ingredients. Im
proves tho digestion, makes the blood i ure
and rich, stops the awful itching and all
sharp, shooting pai/is. Thoro ighlv '.ested !
for thirty years Prutfgisln. i 1 por bottle,
With complete directions tor home cur".
Sample free and prepaid by wiitinK Blood !
I'al Co., Atlanta. <ia. Describe trould"
and free medical advice also sent in sealed !
lottur.
It is easier to write some books
than it is to read them. So. 1 - "04 ?.
John White & Co.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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FOR WO
tamMod with ills
their mx m?4 a? "a j
Cessfal. TborcmrhHf /?!?
?top# diKhar?rt, heal
eorenew, cur?a leucon
J'artine U in powder
water, and fa far mora
All Makes, fn
lost* linen I Ttfi
N
liar ta
ch? it marvel
ue?, irilh dim
infl>wiiltk? ,
a. and natal eat? .
r rm to be di mo] veil
leansing, healing,
id aotUeptk* for ail
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Dropsy!
> Removes all M-elllng In 8 to '35 ?
day*: efTect? a permanent -cturc j
in 30 to 60 (fny*. Trial trcatme^ff'
hgivcn free. Nothingcan be fairer
r W*Ue Dr. H. H. Green's siflf,
?S&ectollrta. Box b Atlanta, da.
Best Coulb bjrup. ^oSfcfYjie
In Limn Mnlrt h? <i....Mi...
HE
si
Potash
placed, c
in quant .
A goo
contain z
Potash,
the form
"Tobacco '
tobacco growr
any cost or o\.
Tork ? ?P
price,.
2*
MJPINt
ix Your Bakin' :m
? With G
Perhaps you've noticed thatofttixues the hatch
you take most pains comes out the worst. T -Vr*n
put in the "luck."
(sOOCl LUCk Baking Powder will prodi*
time?for a fact. Its use will save those spo
Luck is the always- relial
I'* vsb invariably the same, and
GOt
?W cost.
I ? 1 for t
have .
tion it
l ?l we of
which an
pound cat
and gave '
i ? /
IK SOUTHS
W.tO.,
? c', a*:
\ if you wont toaeedol Ure grow, toed
your fields with Virtfola-OuroJIna Kor
lili ucxt. Tboy w/ll ''lnoreaeo your
Ivloids per ttcro.'^m) thus brloK nown
| the covt of production. oven if you uae
fc wor toaiuu un<I loejlabor.
\v<? huso thousand* of BtronK to?tl
mooiaU from farmtffl iwno buvo trH-d
other laakce of fertilizer* and assort
| that u
Yirgioia?C*r?fliia Fertilizers
lire by far th? l??*t They will give
you crops thftt wl0 o*ko moro money
"for you. liny no otbor, oven if gomo
<Ui*)or endcuvora tc get you to buy
nonw " cheap " br^nl just hocauee he
nuy niakoa littlo nure profit on that,
or? cournu. that viouW bo to hie Interest
? not yours.
VIRGIKIACAROLIIU CHEMICAL CO.,
P icb mad, T?. Norfolk,'*. Durhoa, K. C.
Ch*r'Ht<ja, 8 C. BhIUbwu It*. AtlmU, C?
iiaTiaub, G? Montgowf/. A. Juupbiu, Ttw
Vsnrmtf, la. s '
UNSEEN IN A SA
Tber-ar- unseen tbluf* about thUSjuv. Y
cauuo.b tb ? tex<ure of the Bteel; tal
a sharp, cutting ed^e nnJ hi ld> it longer tb
ittiy other Saw. You eonuot see the toUi;hn<
of :i! re: l*>ud? without a Lreak or & kli
SIIjVKR BTJiKf'. t!.? B?e?t oru?lblo ?teel
tbo world, li mad; on tho Atkins formu!
tamper*. I und h-rde-ad by the Atkins scc|
process, a. .used ? y In Atkltys Haws. Y1
cannot Si>e tho perfectly ftraditatcd taper
th<y>lade; runs easllyi v;thout i <?kllng.
jftit - u can see tbaitkins tr^dtmork a
It it your protec' 1 1 ^h<n you buy JiBaw. t
are saw makers a-.id c or trade-nj?tl^pu a R:
menus (hut it is Mir c*u make and that
are Justly pr"ti?l ?f !'? We mrkc all ty j
aud sizes of Saws for al. purposes.
Atkins Saws, Corn ' Scives, Perfection ?l<
Scrapers, etc., ale at Id by all good barum
dealers. Catalogue o 1 request.
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