The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 11, 1906, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextUNITED STATES SENATOR FROM SOOTH CAROLINA PRAISES PE-RO-NA. Ex-Senator M. C. Butler. Dytpppaia i* Cdutci t hi/ (Utl.trrh the .itoinarH 1'rrnwt /(elfeve* (Uthu rh Cf tlii' Slotnaeh fiinl ih Tin rr fore . Mutter, I'.* li. S. Snia lor Iroin. iSoinli Carolina for (wo terum, in n letter from 4V?sliinalon, I). C., write i to t'n; I'eruiia Mi'tficino Oo., ax follow#: "J can recom mend /Vr una for dyttpeimta and ulotnaoh trouble. I Itave been unlnery much ml laved. tt in in died a wonderful medicine, Ifntden m ly . i?n I ii t <*r iih I cauii i ll I't'iiii'd)', an. b ? k I'eruiin. is available rerun u exactly uc'ei* Die indicai iuiim Hevifle'J Tormula. ' Prtr n number of >varu iripiiHlx have 1 fvinie lo In** tl'oiii a multitude i.l I'lalilnl friend*. iiikiii^ (hat lYrun* I"* i; i v >- it * rlitfllt laxative < 1 1 1 ii i 1 1 y I have I > |K>riiiiPiil ing Willi n laxative e.ddit khi fur <|i 1 1 1 ?? a le. x'ii "I tunc, mill mm | niali fled In aiiliDUmc to (h?> fnrndri of jYiiiuj 41ml I have inroi jioi ii l nl hihIi n quality lit J mcdieine \s lurli, in in v o|iiiuoii, inn <? 1 1 1 y enlianci Mi wfll known I /?' 1 1 1- f i . i.tl ?haiaet?r. S. 15 1 1 a m m * i M 1)" Automobile Bargains. 4 \V onrrt t h o ! . A K< i.l ST <in,i|*?r ? ? I NrT\V iu??l HKd> f JM' HAND Ai: K)Ai(i|t!M a *n Mih WO It I |? Hoii't , fcr Ol'll bmvrtln JMt ??f Vnt? en* Jot no IhimI I ijijo* ' Square Autoiu^HI* *'o.. ^1A i\ ? rt 4Ht|| IU . N YOKy f So. m-'OG. '4 A woman ciin throw a hinl Klrai^h- ' li'T than a man can throw a ?? >- k Htrucli by IjI^H i.*i it* tj. ; Mrs. Nancy t'leary^ of llreweiH, N (' , i offered im it hi ruck by li^tilninx rth? { ?..yn: "I waa Almost paralysed linn I i y Waist down anil 111/ ha. k Inn'. 1110 ! ?. instantly, from lemaie lionltlcn J j I nt headache, seciitfil .?! ways I ired, and j felt an if I was <l_\in^ I took wiiio ot ( ( irdui, which cured me, anil now I tool like a new person." t'ardui rulinvea I ( ><riodical pain, ami make* iin-lt \v ?ni?n i * ell. (1,00 at <trm? stores. IIINIV.. Ihirnod or dlacoiored fiiamc) w . 1 1 ? * ! ?)lny hi? eh'aned l>\ a tuhhlii;; with a |msli> made of kitchen silt < ? 1 ^ ? l vine t .|;aty, ; I' or Wiii*on pjrea^p or tar til ops rub I ?veil with korosone while the jjroasfo ? Im fro.sh . tloMi wash out hi cold, noft ! water, using no soap Kerosene will r>"?m >vn lnlt,il ntir ' ?' and fresh paint, while lothlm; t ikei (oil bloodstains hotter than cold soap ? fouls, which liiMit.i ne his lnvii ; ? n.lrtrd l)o not dros:; snitido wiiii ;.n.;ai vltiopar or salt and vur-var. the la' tor is an adinlrahlo fuinhliial ion for A(*miriuR hra'.s. hnt ii not >>o<nl Tor line's stomach. t'se a mixlnro ot <?11 and vineivu. 1'^htly neasoniMl. ?Candlos should ho stored I'm six (if eiyht wre'.is l>ofore hcdti^ u.iol they will then hum rnoio hii'^hllv mil more slowl> than w!nvi li^'hUul at t'HCO. TWIS'i IIH Willie !'.l. lite ,;;i ? ISIl't 1 < at, is it ' l'i\ No, what you t:.ikin>? nhout ? Willie Why \l; 'f.itii'Jer, our Sin rt.ty-j?choo; superlntoti leat. k 'P' ? II I'm; us aH the time tu la v th.i' ' Ks.sau lold lus lurthri#;hi t'oi .i |?ivr .it ines l'lilladeiphi.i Press T!ir no; f {ho o.< a q f.re seven htmd:ed millions of dol lars which :ne;iiis. viic. .Senator Tllt luan. that onee m evrry three years every dollar in ti'.e t'nlted States Ih'ci.iuc.- t pa i f <?f ' hei;- net e u nities. REPAiRINC BSA'N. A t *\ i i nt \\ ? t: t 1 .mm*, K\cry miiii>!i>r, !a>>. \i>r. journalist. l?'i\ > i ? ? ? : > ii. audio:' nr lu.>::w,*s m::u is i'MvCli tlluil'i' -Ill ?? 'if UHl.l'lil if, ditions to thr ? t i \ < ? ami over active live ? > i tin- brain. Analysis nt tin' exoret:t ihtown hy tin* pore* sliows that bratu Iif'aks down i ho pho~iih.il>> of po'a?!i. ?e para ting '? from ii> heavier <ompat? ion, r<ihninon. ami pi.i.n rommm si>nv,? teaches thai t!u-< firincntiil i >!? 1. ?- i j ? ' ?? must ho imrot'ui oil in;>i the body anew t'iirli day, ii" v. ?; '.vtiiilil replace l h ?* lo?s und rebuild the i'l.nn ti^ue. W" ?* know that the phi ?pha'c of pot nsh. :is pr ?M'ii ? I i i'i laiu Held grains, has an :i til m l y lor albumen ami that Is the only wh> jjray matter In Ihe bruin can l?e built. tt will not an swer to take the mule phosphate of potr.sli of the dnif? <-hop tor nature re jects it. The elemental mineral niun he presented througn food directly from Mature'- laboratory. These facts have been made use of -ttt the manuf neture of ?;r*p?*-Nu?*, ?nd any brain worker can pro vo the value of the proper selection of food by mak ing free of Grape-Nut* for ten <I*ya OP two weeks. Sold by grocers everywhere (and in Immense quanti ties). Manufactured by the I'ostuni Co., Battle Creek, MicU. STANDARD OIL FLAYED IN PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Skcrct Rebates and Ilu^ IiiIiwM irulils Vigorously Attacked liy Kooi.vJt and Prosecutions I'roiniseJ. COMbSIUNliK (iAHi liL'J'i !|v)!<iii Aloliopol.r Kullt I ' |l hy Hull rn ail ? ? ? i ?? ?l j lt?'i ll'? K uuriii ? ii ?l f Krmn "I'h.|imI I ami IHo/mI Itulra," mil ll;t* Ailvmil <?<>? l|*?r Ii-iiIh I.vaii In llju-ii -l*Ht*Mi(0 <il U,?l? I J 1 1 1 Mil 'I lor I rnllliMi <>r II ii in ptii'Ajr tlrrltlioi Ir,;!*!. Washington. J ?. ( '. 1 lit ..Mil i persistent violation 1 1 Company, it profits front unlawful mm i i :i ji's I'.v which It li:i lii'i'ii enabled iu bleed (lu? public <>i still ^r;;iicr j.rnlii:.. iniil the connivance (it rn i I I'nii i !h hi v , ol.it ioii <if Jin* law. ari* laid hurt' by I'n .mb-nt It'ioseyell in Ins message to < Inuui ess, hiisi'il oil I lu> 'report i,| .1 a mi' s |{ 4 ;i | li' iil, < ' i > 1 1 1 in i inner ol i oi |,oi .i t ion ?. of' In- investigation of Standard oil, which is transmitted Willi Hie im>s;t?>o. Ill til-' liic.s-a;ce tin* I ' : ? mb-til renews hi-. su^fp'sl Ion I"' < !o , i M: li' -i. ii s II pcrvisiou Mild <iti!rn| ol . I r > >*i i i > lie iW'i'lti res il m i'. ry not milv lor the pl#t eet foil of tin* f 1 1 1 1 ? 1 1 4 Irit lor the {it'ol eft loll of the railroad-. I hi'iuse i\ c>. 'Ilie investigation di ??< loscd. as the | President points mil. that up to llie j time when it was hc^uii 'lie Standard Oil Trnsl profited tu ilie extent of at least JioO.lXKi ii year I l oin secret re flates ifoin railroads. In .niditimi it j was fa vored by open rat'-* ,n ;i!l ? om pr-titlve licids. President Koosevelt d< lal'e? m effect | that the great corporation-* Known as ' trusts hate the .nilroad- at their 1 merey. . In the f 'resident's 1 1 : : i^e and the (iartield report the oihiia!> ol tin-' S l a n da nl Oil ( 'mi i pa i i.v a i e a ci us. d ; ?ii l> in;?. o| i r 1 1 ^ h i i ? vi oiil i?mp :i 1 1 urn by unlaw lul nr-aiis, ot o I > i . t 1 1 1 1 . u 11,011 opiilies by m i irl 11 ndi'i' ,1 .1 1. iii nt; . Willi 1 a 1 1 road-., ami ol praei ie.,iiy ill ?>!" the 'Tiin s llial have been a!ie^. | iL:aiii>t , tin yre?i 1 1 I'll t , I l.e I ' r . x'di iil - only I'-vnii tiien^Sa timis in Ii 1 -? mi at" tint Hi im ] 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 i I \ ll\>* lie I litre, led. lhal the tree ! al oho! Iiill In- paas -d. which would he , a het !ii 1, 1 01 llie Standard, a lid itiat j lie I111, 1 her e.\ pliii t a t ii 'it 1'} the iru-ls , of coal and oil lands owned !?> the < .'?? v c, li liielll lie p|'C\ e|| I I'd. l lie llievs;i;;e iv in pail. I- io.'li'.'. ' "A verv sir Liny resiiii ol tie- ;nvc? j tiu.iiion has liemi that shortly .ill' ;' llie t^i.v'OVeiy ol' . he-C MHM'ol rnies I>\ j the * '0111 ritisslouer of ( lorporat ions the major portion of them weir promptly correelid h\ liie ra i I ma lis. so that the I most ol' llii'in have now tieen done ! away Willi This nninediate I'nrrei (ion, ' partial m emnpleie, of the evil ol' the' S"i'l'el r a 1 1 ? - is. ??( crtlirse, 0() Hi - olie ' hand an fieUnow (ed^euieiil thut tin y i were V? l oin;, aitd yet were persevered 111 tinlil e\posed: and on llie other hand < a proof ol the ellh'iene> of the work ! that has heen done hy the Itureail 01' I 'ol'pill'll I ions. "The liepartinent of .Illst ee will ' take up ilie ipiestion <if instiiutiti^ ] jirosei-n | iiins in at least certain of the j eases. l>m 11 iv, most desirahle lo en J net into law the 1 1 it I introduced hy Sen- ! ator Kimx to correct the interpretation 1 of the immunity provision rendered iti I ,/iltlye 1 1 Hinphrcv's decision. The 1 1 : 1 1 1 (1 < I of the Oovern (iient have heen crealiy | s I rem;l iiened in secnrinij an effective j remedy hv the recent th cision of the 1 Supreme Court in llie ease instituted I ?y llie tliivi'iiiiiii'iil nuaiml the To liaeco Trust which decision permits the 1 h>\ eminent to examine llie hooks and 1 eei nil s <if any corporation en^iiued in inlersiate coininerce: and hv the ; recent conviction and punishment of llie I'll.CllUo. 1 ' it r 1 1 1 1 4 1 011 and (Jllillcy 1 K;iilroai1 and ee:-iain of its ollh ers. "Itnt in addition lo these s,>cret r.it-s j the Standard ??>l prolits iuitnenseiv l?y ! open rales which are so arraniiiai as ; ' j to ui\e ii an overwhelming adxantaue 1 over its 1 1 n I e| 1 ? ? 1 11 1 e n t e.>nij)e| itors. The j refusal of the railroads in certain ea< ? : ( to prorate pn ilm >> analo.;oi;s etYeds ! Thus in New l-'.nulai'd the refusal of eei i a in ra il w a y systems lo pro ra to has ; resulted in Keejiinu the Standard Oil in alisclute ntonoii dist ic control ot' the] I eld . emihlinu ii lo charue from tlir^" i to 1. 01, hoiidi.-.l thousand dollar- a 1 [ year icore to the consumers uf oil in j New 1 " 1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 ? I than th"V \\ mid 1m\. had lo pay h.ul ih ? nrlce paid l>> en ; th ii ohiaiuiuu in Hie eompi (i\e ? tie!, hi" | lllCs- ,|;;e col 1 i 1 1 1 1 es ' \ 'Il , s nia | . > s ? i 1 1 1 ? 1 . ? mil into I i 1 1 e - ' tlio , \act iiuioiinl I ? > w l-'i h the Siaini ! 111. 1 pi'otiis ilnoiiuli the .s tavoni sln ' s \? ?. i 1 1 . \ ( '1 1 .; 1 1 1- . i.{ > in coni'.v I : ill ? ! 1 1 tile ? p 11 ' s The pi-" t'l I . j of ?? ?iii'- - i"ii s i.ii; o ".. '.y l?y 1 1 : ? % ' <? . ? . .. ^ 11 ' ' ra '. e 1 -it a-< inpa .??? I ? ; !? ?- . ? ?.pel 1 1 ? ? 1 - Ion hy tin 1: l; lo r ; 1.1 , it ;s alije !'? rli ii".'". and ievcn ! it'i< ii1 I'i tell 1 ? ? ? ? * !?> the?i* h".d:er pi ires \.\ it!.- , 1 !e contr d ot 'he n -irK t w hi- h il v,.| ni l-, tliercliy uet tin.; ii,% ptolii on ;he whole coniuiep i ???!>. ?t I- nr. for 1 una n*; \ i.ot true." stat ? j the I'li s,,;. ni. "thal the Stan-hird o.! ? i ? 'lie . nly :;t 1 a t cor 1 on w hi. h i ^ j h; : : - ? i ? 1 ; in w holly ?nmroper fa-h!on. ; Tii- Aliorney tiemrai's : 11 \ est i ua 1 ,, >1 ; j t-'i.'ls to show tii. 11 Iii' Snu'i" Tre-* , 1 a ;?>'!> if e\ cf pa * s i l\e I i w I ill I a te." on the stil>, 1 . urldiiu nion-'p ! Ill - the 1 1 11 ' s > .1 e - s "'the ar^umi;.! soiuetimes a 1 Whole I'oim'y Shaken. j In s.:ti Ma.'co I'anu'.y, ("al.. near'y mi'! 1 htiihiit.^ suffered dainaire to ? 'i 1 1 1 1 n . vs. plaster furniture or crock ? e: V hut Ihe los> of life was small. In ltedwoed City the new (."oui't lloiiae was almost destroyed. W"?n1 c Astor in i llurry. W" .-? 1 ? A mIoi* and Mr?. Nannie 1 .home Shaw, of Virginia. iv^r*' j ?? . j.til !j? | ?; :>f ?!!*' Supreme Ciini't divorce deoMen T.nbor Notes. Chairman Sbouts has made report i tin: 22.0U0 in on an? digging at the Istb- 1 limr. A now tin Ion for mod recently at ltos- : ton. Mans., was ono of church organ worker.*. Twelve steam laundries controlled hy .1a pa none are in operation In Kan Francisco. Cal. .The lmildi g trades o?' Kan'Kran cisco carried a referendum vote hy a largo majority to ? .sse?s nil member* J2t> per capita for 1 lie purpose or build ing n Ijilwir temple. vdiicf.l HK.'ilust conferring upon kohh (lOVHI llllielltfll Ixjlly tli?- power of Ml* per vlfc.'oii mWI romrol over interstate ? ?OIIIIIHT"!' ( 1 1 H ( lit <fo >?<> tends to ! uriilti'ii null si<lu;?! iitil iiilt v ?*. I n v <*mI i? 1 nation* mii li ;ih litis r \ e|y dirt prove illl.V r. 1 1 ? ? i I II I lull Oil III!.' CO||. ! I ?? 1 1 > , (li prop r play fm imli vldual | i 1 1 1 f 1 ;i I i \ e run only In- ->ei ui i i| l?v mi<-Ii j < <i?\ ? rniiieiiui i siipi'i \ isioii ;iN u Hi < nrli ] 1lio->e iMujii.j.'il.i". *v ! ? i ? -l i i * r ii % li out all Hell v uln;ii i it j i til 1 i \ i- tin- railroad It ^ ' ! I i ?; i :W??I wilim il mi li < in\ eminent I ;i:i| protect |||i? ilililr.ils i?! its ? > VN ll ti.i'l. Iii.Mi i n us nu-'inM one o f i!'e?? uii'.il em porn I ions I ? ?? - Known ah I I iMlS. The ' .'o\ et'liiueiil > 1 1 ? > 1 1 ! < 1 li.'ivi1 po\V' < r Iiy lis :i ^ ? lit - . " the I Yr>ii|e|it mil i it I ; ? ill.-, "In e\;i mine .nio lln- eoinllli t of til ? IllilU'll.VS - 1 1 1 : l I is. I lie e\|| ininci'M, llleler llie ilii'i i t J ' 1 1 1 of tile llilerstllte , ' ominei < 'oiiiiitih-ltM. should l?' able i>j examine as | hor>iU;.'h!.> into 1 Ijc :i I - j fair* of llii' I'ii i h'oad ii s bunk millers i |M> \\ ? ,\;l III jli" j li Id tin- : I fill i l h of bank*.'' Ill i inclusion the I'rexideiit writes: "Though not hearing ii|?oii the <pies j lion nf mil roii (I rut I'M, (hero aH'e two ii'i'.-i -aires of consideration of which is j iinperali vi l\ nidi's! 'ii t?y the Kiibmb | simi of ilils njiort. Tin* Standard Oil | I'ompany has. largely l?y unfair, or un | law fill met hod s, crndieil out hojne eoin , | 'tlli >i!. Ii irf highly desirable tli.it an ? 'S < 'III 'Ml I of Compel it loll should III1 ill j I roditeed l?y tlx' passage of *oine xin li j lit \v :is < Int I which 1 1 1 1 s already passed j Hit* Moiim'. (Mil lint,' aleohol used in tli<> I ills :? 1 1 I \\ " 1 1 1?ll 4 IIO nil ?>!' coil) jfiiiijj !?"!;{ Iiy ' < lo vi i iiii;i !it, either upon tin? i > n 1>1 i<* do I ! * - 1 in proper or in territory owned by j ill" 1 1 1 1 1 i a 1 1 H'i (>'?*. should lie alienated. I'lii* lee to snelj* ja nils should lie l.ept ill I lie Pulled Stem's < > iiveruuielit, whether or not t lie pjMjits arising from it are to lie ^i\en to any Indian tribe, ; i till the lands should be b ased only on mhIi terms nii'l for >ucli periods as w ill enable the < Sovern meiit keep entire control thereof. "THKODOHE nOOSKVFJ/r." riMiiin!?ii?ii?r (iuiflxM't < *? ? 1 1 ? m I ?m i? m?? r Uartlehl. in his report, classes tli<* more Important forms of , ? I i :<? i - ! 1 1 1 ? 1 1 : 1 1 i ? ? 1 1 in favor of t li o Stand aril Ijv the railvoads, under the Insula ?>f and Kftni -secret rat?'s. dis i j - 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 a I ions in tin* opj-n arra iiKcmciit of ra Irs discriminations in classlllett tions ami rules of vliipnV'iM ami dis cr. initiations in t r?*a t t of private la nk I'iir.v 1 le sa\ * : NO! only lias this resulted In great t ? ? ?? 1 1 1 ; ' :j r.\ advantage in transportation < <>-) (.i the Standard, but ii lias had the ' far more important effect of giving that company practically unassailable monopolistic control of the oil innrkt t throughout Jaivi' si , [io;iv ujij 1 1 V ' Tim manufai'inrt' of refined oil, chip iiionlv Known as kcros me, is about m ?n.(H hi barrels annually, of which tin' Standard ? > i ! Company directly and indirectly controls about li.'t .? M m >,i n ,? > it aNo controls api?r ixunately the value propt.rll6n of the other tltlhdicd prfliftp' ?>! | ? ' I ruAttpiti. fp the full rcpOW 'submitted the coin*, miss mi reaches th^se conclusions: w "The general result * > f the i n vest itrh - lion has been to (ISsclo.se the existence of miir 'roils and tlauranl discrimina tions by {lie railroads it; hehalf of thof Statidard Oil Company nnd its attlli .i t ?< I corporations. \\ ill comparatively few <?:;< eplions. mainly of other larjio eoncertis in California, the Standard has lieeii the sole hem liciar.V of such discri miua t ions. In almost every sec tion of tiif country that company has been found to enjoy some unfair ad vujutaues over ii- compel i tors, and somiV of these discriminations affect enormous areas." Many of tie" spend rates discovered by flie Hur-'au of Corporations have applied only on shipments of oil wholly within single ?>fates. Standard Oil which iiiutrols retlneries in twelve States. I* obviously in a position to make e\l ?nsivo use of such intrastate rail's, or as th".v are ordinarily de signed. State rales. For the purpose of more effectively concealiiiK the se re! rates uiven to the Standard < * I . railr tads in several iiuportaut cases. Mr. Cartlehl finds, have used peculiar methods of billing A most careful review of tin* fads and the explanations leads to (lie fol lowing conclusion: Th" Standard Oil Company has ha bitually received from tlie railroads iii'.l !- now rcceix iic_r secret rates and | ? 'tlicr uii.tusl and iflcu'al disi rinrna- | i i i ? 1 1 - Oil is from two to five cents hiuher in iton -? oiupt t it i \ i- than in competitive The monopolist ic ??onlrol extends from the w?dl nf the producer to the doorstep of | The \c\\ \nrk Central alone of the [ railroad < r< tns'd m srivc access to its | records of Slate rate ? * IT i ? * -. s* t!i-eri ii'.ina! . - have been so j '??nv; i * i ? 1 1 1 imied, mi -e. re! s.i inceniiMis j iv applied I" new ."millions (>f trade. I and v 1 1 lar^e in annnint as to make it I i -rtaiti that iliev were die- t < concerted ! action bv the Standard and the rail , ro iO 'I !"? Siaie'i '.i <>'1 Cn|,.nain i^ rece.v- j j uriu-t >l'v rimina l 'op in open j I I'h" Ni v. Km:, land terriPiry has been ! j in ..'i Mill ..f the Standard Oil by rea- ] j - i er the refusal of the New Haven ,n.l It: is ton and Maine to pro rale i e . . io 5 1 ? ; 1 1 in li.rouuh rales on oil shipped from w e ? t of the lluds-in. and by j I"- ?>t i he ad in-tment of pTd>hed ! tv e x. I Y! ? Si i tula i -I I 111 has iii i i e I a i ned ah ? ? >!ui" .oiilii'l of almost 1 h e whole s c. | l i->n of ill ui.try S'Uiili of ihe Ohio ' .'.-! of 1 1' ?' Mjssi-sj; |>i l?\ ii<t>:i||<l of j fi ' i.i' -s and open d'sct niinations. C.t - ? altir i ? i - . ? ,< e't it; Cotnuiis | sionei- ijartieid's ut to prove that j i'ii' Standard i? --I'll reo i\ ins: secret ! .'Mil unlaw nil r -bati s and rates. ?!? j ;lioi.::h llie ? lie nil- "f the tiilst de ar, i! al ill" b.-iiiliinvr of the in\e-li ?;at on tifat the Siandai-l was not re 1 'i<ivin^ such discrimination.* Killed by llreak in Stocks. I Corw in 11. Spep i 'er. a Si I onis I i enVer n ltd ex Vice I're-aleni "f ihe i St. Imps Woihi's I air. who had io>t | iie.ivi'y on sto -k -. eolhi; - d ',.ik.k | in^r at a ticki'i", aial soon di d of luart (M-case. IViest Murder* lYiest. \t Murcia Snain. Al>lv M ?rale nmr ? 1 ? ? th>? .I snil l'.i t i??-? Marline/, in I lie Vi'viry oi' the Santo 1 inniitiiro ? 'htlivh. 1 1 r then e.imn>;t?e.1 ?i ? i i ? ? i ? I >v i Senator Clark to Retire. Senator t'lark, of Montana, an nounced that ho will not Keek re-olec . tion to the United States Senate, hut 1 will return to the West. i 1. lability of One Insurance Coinpnny. ' The San Francisco agent of the I.iv i erpool ami London and < ; estimates j the net liafoiltty of the company at J1,? 1 335,000. Will Accept Foreign <?ifts. ! The San I'vancint) Finance Commit , tec l>as concluded to thankfully accept ' the gifts from other lands. "Hermit Millionaire" Dead. The lute Mr Rob?*r' Da v leu. of Hodloudeb, ftaiiKor, \arr h Walo", J wan known an th*? "Hermit Million aire." He seldom N?fi In* hoiiMH or j grounds toe a Kreat niituy >eaiH, and, I though In ordinary health, would hcm \* 1 1 L f* w poojilo Ilia secretary, (ioiim* keepm' and doiiot i I ?? wan a bach'-lor. Tho .very t< w htranKcr* who gained admission fotiud in him h shrewd but k i n <1 1 > old man wit It sincere though strung :ri:gious con vict Ions, a n<| Using in u :>everely sirnph- Kf>h? of coinfoi ' Kv??r> morn ing his secretary read in hiui from the \\'?'lnh Hlhle, Aff?-r which a por tion of 1 1 im; would be taken up hy Mr. Davie* conHeient iously coutpar i 11 k thi* various claim* upon him hy tho Hocieilos in which he was Inter ested, 'imongdt which ?h?> Salvation Army found a high pluC'.' -I /jndoji^ Tit hits. The Hygiene of the Home. lecturing upon the "Hygiene of the j Home," at the Hygienic Institute, i lxmdon, M P. Wouiervlllw Hastings ud j v oca ted Hie abolition of carpets, hang- i ings, hmi] everything thai could har bor dirt and duBt. The quantity of j doftt that would llo on the point of j a pin was sufficient in which to rear i 3,000 colonies of koiiu^, most of them l nocuous to human beings. Our imruy j forefather:) of the reigns of Mary, | iSllsabeth and James I. nevor washed j face, hands, or clothing, and a bath was unknown. King James con. fined his personal ablutions to wiping tiie tips of his fingers with a damp napkin. Only students of history knew the horrors of life In the Mid- : die It was almost inconceivably < dirty. II <> v? ' 4 I'll In WeoltiirOui; Hutidred Dollars I'mvnrd to ? ] ?ny cane o i Catarrh that canuot bo eurodb/ Hall's Catarrh Our<\ F. J. Ciikxp.y .V Co., Toledo, (). Wo, tho undoraltfiied. I)*w known F. J. ( heney for the lout 16 years, and believe aim j.?r(ectly houorablo In all business transac tion* and financially ablo (o carry out any | obligations mada by tlieir Urn:. Wkbt A Tnt'Ai, ttltolesalo Hrutftfists, To- ! h.'do, O. Wildim), Kinnan .V Maisvin, Wbolosaio ' Druggists, 1 oleilo, < > . Hall's Oatarrn Cuieis tiikeuinl??rimlly,a','> Ingdiroctly u pon the blood and muououssur* ! laces or lint system. 'I cHtlmo'dalsi sent free. j l'rlce, 78e. p??r hot 1 1??, Sold by all I > r ? i I ! Jak? Hall's Family Tills lor ??onstl pation. When there is plotitv of chain- j painiie al (he \v???l?l ii reception all l lie -n?'>ts ijevet saw Mich a pretty bride before. I' ITS Si . Vitus' I'ince: Nervous |>i>eaM's p?r- i nsaneiiilv ? i l 1 1 v Or Kline'.- <>reat N?'rvn [ Jbslor i trial !>? ((!?? and tr?mti?e '?"??e. Dii.b.n Ki im'. i d. i \i. nst. iy 1 ) I \ . ? r- ill-, i> colli#'. ll!t- ?)! 1 lio t .1 v oi it OS nilMl*/ Kngitdt iieii'li I ! > M if. Wlnaiow's SootUin r Syru |> lor Children ieetliing.softons <. un^u tns,i eilueesinfliun.'na , l;cn>,alla\s i am, mres wild colic, 2&e.aJUottl?: 1 _ .. . - ifr M U1\ I. iii t i < t'o i it success, %'wlnle otiici'H succeed till otiih 1 .1 li III e. I > V Hen I er y. # ' holernmorlMi* <iir?*il I'.v a I rial <>t I?r. Higgers Huckleberry Cor dial \t I iruggists t!.V and 5t>e per bottle. It's iIh- man who thinks women ! can't make a t ? ?? ? I ot him that isu t. ' Worth their while to ?h> it on. i.. x m; !.. .v M.* T.. ??; M.* Huv I', ii M. r.ont and got a lull gallon, j \\ earn 10 to J."? yr,n-. because L. ?fc. M i Zinc hardens I. A M White Lead and j makes I.. \ M I'amt *venr like iron. 4 gallons of |. A M nu\e<! with gallon* oil will p. lint a moderate sized nouse. C.S Andrews. Kx Mayor. Danbiirv.Conn.. i^jntes: "Painted my liouw IS) vears ago with J.. A M Looks well today." 1 1 A I NT VOl ; U IIOUSK. 1 ^ per cent, eommisgtrut allowed to any resident where we have no a gen t . on sale of I,. A M to property-owners, at our re tail price. Apply to I.ONOM W* .1 M A KTI X1\Z. [ I'amt M akers. New \ork.,l More homes have been mails happy t by women who ntulorstaiul how to : make pop-overs than to do problems I in differential calculus. ' TortureH of Women. It wah a terrible torturo that Mrs. (ierlie McKarlund of Kind's Mountain, N. I'., describe*, as lollows: "I aul lered dreadful periodical pain, and be came so wt'ali 1 was given up to die, when my bwslimui irol me Wine of t'ardui. I hi* tirsi dose give relief, and with t bottles I am up doin;? my work. I cannot *a\ enough in praisa of I'arilui." A wonderful remedy li>r wo men's ills. At ilriiei^ist s. SI .iltl. r . ? I i tiles* a man 'jets excited in an I arvrniciit Ins wile is alia id lie is i m il :n\* I lie u hi -( of it. t'uir* ri-MMiiii, lit lilnj; lluvno p?, rimplci j uml i :irl>uiirlc? < ohU Nothing; to Try. H J.'?. B. i H"t:wU'' 111* ?? ?i t Unlniii* n ????rtaln [ | siii'1. >uri' i*' j r ?? t- r o-v.fniM iIIiiiil; sk n hu- | | IIHH1, who rv I ll-t?'l> ( >i nt - ' ! m 'liiiL* i.r j* > i 1 1 1 - liniln. fiiri'tiii- i I vi'*. |Ti<*Wli'.iK | i' in ut t li>- i n t ? I I . uH:i? ! j iilocrs. Bloo<l Ktilm i j t!i?' (\ :i >1 111 ? t .l<><>p->t>;ito<l i-us? > l>y on r i -Is in >7 . pnnf\i;i< nn?l vii iiu/.ini; Hit I l?y t;i\ mx n healthy lilo.nl ?>up. plv in tin' llt.'iU pv?-ry s<>r?' iiiol t'i\' ?> i1'"' rt h I i*. to t !i?* v 1 11 j mm i ? ui> tti ? * '. -i. <V - vvn i'n.l v At"* idiiKi * th?? l : tvl !??? 1 n:..l n ???irMiinc. r.-.j>"?-itiily iuI\m .1 f.T ? :r ,.i , ol?t thut ? I ? ?? ? I ? ? i-?-. . | pnti'iii Mr .'t in- ?. ntnl hot Mpiuis's f :i : I l > j iMir<- ! >r u ;;.n- cl. with ri>:H|>|o! o ? I ? r< - I t|oii> >r ! t ? i''iii'. lo |ro\.- j*. . |; I'.. I <>iir<*?. Hiim| '???hi Iii'o hii<! pr^pant l<y | T\r 1 1 1 1 1 v; Hiooil H;il'u < ?? <i:i I ? v.-rilm I roll Mi', ;i:i-i u-o ul mUou m>m [ u souIk 1 l??t i or. I.lllllilio UMlilil In* VCS'V I ? : I <>f it I either t ist i n ino miicii or too j lit t !??. BOX Of WAFERS m?F-NO DRJii -CURrS l?Y ABSORPTION. C'iir** M?lrhluf of <;??? 1-?-1 ?uj j It <4<i hlvuii li ? ''liurl tti'tll li* Itlutllu^'-Hi.iir rnicUtt?iii? li rt(ultir II turl, I.I- . Take * MuU'a Water any tune of the day ' fir night, acd note the immediate gooti *-1 j )f(t on your atomacb. it absorb* the ?<>**. ! diainfecia the atomacb, lt.il* tin* poiaon germ* acd cure* the disease. Catarrh ot j the head and throat, un v\ holeaome tooii aiul j overeating make bad atomacha. Scarcely j any at'iniacb i? entirely free front taint of j aoine kind. Mull'* Aati liekh Walei* will make your atomach healthy hy ahtorbujg : foul gaae* which hmm from the undigested I food and I >y re enforcing the lining of the 1 xtoinacli. enabling it to thoroughly mix ; the food with the gaatric juices. Thia j curca atomach trouble, promote* digestion, , aweeten* the breath, atop* belching and fermentation. Heart action become* atroug and regular through thi* prooeaa, Diacard drug*, a* you know ,'rom expert- ' ence they do not cure atomach trouble, j Try a ttomi.'ion-aeriae (Nature'*) method < that doea cure. A soothing, healiug tion reaillt? Jimtautly. \S'tt know Mull ? Anti iielch W/ifer* will dtt tiiia, and we want you t j know it. i'hia offer may not appear again. M.'6 <;()?)[) KOIt iV. 142 Send thiB coupon witb your name and <nltjie?? aixl jour druggiat'a name and 10c. in or ailver, and we will aupply you a sainiile free if you have never uaed Mull'a Anti-iielch VVai'era, and will also aeud you a cer tificate good tor 25c . toward (tie pur chase of more Belch Waft-ra. You^jirill find them iMaltiahle lor atvma^i! Irou hi?;, unri by auaotimou. Auureaa <JiiAi'K Tonic Co, 3d Ave., Hock Jalanu, Ml. cj> ' f ? tin, I V.'rt.'r 1'lainlj. All druggist*. 50c. per or I'T mail upon ?veu>t of urice. Htuuu* accepted. Xolliinfr s\vo<ftons flu* breath better than holy conversation. An Intcf eating JLettei*. Mary Bagguley of 117 Peach St., Syra cuse, N. V., writes to tell of the terrible suffering of her Bister, who for the pant 2i years, has heen tormented with Hide ache from female trouble, keeping her weak anil ailing. "She took Wine of Cardui and Is now well. Cardui hut* heen a Uod send to us both," she writes. Koi all women's troubles, Cardui is u safe, efficient, reliable remedy. At 1 1 rugg ist s ?1 .00. in Austria field labor is stili large* |\ done by women. RUNNING SORES ON LIMBS. l.illlf l.ill'l- OIlHlilllllO CilK' III' J'.i-zcmu ? .Milliter ?ins: "(.'ill ten ix Ki'iiit'llli'M ? If outtelioltl Standby." "I-.irt year, alter having my little girl IreaU'd by a very prominent physician for an ob?i'. mate ease of eczema, 1 resorted to tii<- Culicura Remedies. and was so well pl. N.si'd with the .ilmuct. instantaneous re lic'. afforded that vq^ti.-iaHMed the physi cian's prescription and lWrd entirely on the Cuticura Soap, t 'utieura Ointment and ( 'ut ii-itra i'ills. When \v( commenced with the Cuticura Kemedies her feet and limbs were covered with running sores. in ?il> mr siv weeks we had her completely well, and there h is been no recurrence ? f tli- trouble. We lind that the Cuticura It'-inedies .iii ,i valuable household stand bj , living as we do twelve miles from a doctor, and wli< re it costs from twenty to twenty-live dollars t<> come up on the mountain. ,Mr>. Li/.zie Vincent Thomas, Kairmount, Waldcn's Ridge, Tenn., Oct. i!K).">." J he Pel; in robin is l?ecoming naturalized iu the parks of London. A Strange 8tory. Mrs. Isaa<; W. Austill of Chestnut Kidge, N. tells a strange story of great suffering. "1 was in bad condi tion for months," she writes, "under treatment of doctors, but got no relief. My periods had stopped, all but the pain. After taking part of a bottle of Wine of Cardui, nature worked properly and without pain. 1 advise all suffering women to use Cardui." A pure speci fic remedy for women's ills, $1.00, at d ruggists. Heaven is f?oin? to he a hot place for some cold-blooded people. AM F VERY-OA Y STRUCCI F? Mr luii'il Women of Kvpry Occupation Suf fer tl Uxrrls From Ki?lnt>) l plaint. .1. ('. I.lglitiHM-, 7o:{ So. Codar St.. Abileno, Kansas, is one of tl?p tliou * sands who suffer from kidney troubles brought on by daily work. "I first noticed it eight or ten years ago." s:?id Mr. Iduht ncr. "The dull pain In tbo back fairly made mo sick. It was hard to not up or down, hard to straighten, hard to do any work tliat hrouglTt a strain on the hack. I had frequent n 1 1 : i > - k s of gravel and the urine wns passed too often and with pain. When I used Doan's Kidney Pills. however, all traces of tiie trouble disappeared and have not returned. 1 am certainly grateful." Sold by all dealers. r?i> cents a box. Foster- M ilhnrn Co.. HntYalo, N. Y. Secretary of the Navy l>onaparte j was elected president of the National i .Municipal l.eauuc in Xew York. HICKS* capudine: IMMI OlATf.l. Y CURt* HEADACHES BreaKs up COLDS IN ft TO 13 HOl'R* Trial Bottle ICc At Druulstk So. lO-'OB. WHO SHE WAS SKETCH OF THE FIFE OF l.YUIA E. PINKHAM And a True Stof^ of How the Vegetable Compound Had Its Birth and How the "Panic of '73" Caused it to be Offered for Public Sale in Drug Stores. Thin remarkable woman, whoso mviidcu nuiau was Kutesi, was bora in Lynn, Maw., February uth, 11 19, coin in# from a (food old Quaker family. For Rome y?ars? the taught school, and became known us a woman of an alert and investigating "auind, an earnr.it seeker after knowledge, aud above all, possessed of a wonderfully sympa thetlc nature. In 1843 Hhe married Isaac Pinkham. a builder and real estate operator, uirl their early married life was marked by prosperity aud happiness. They had four children, three sons and a daughter. In those good old fashioned days it was common for mothers to make their own home medicines from roots and herbs, nature's own remedies ? calling in a physician only in specially urgent cases. By tradition and ex perience many of them gained a won derful knowledge of tin- curative prop erties of the various roots and herbs. Mrs. Pinkham took a great interest in the study, of roots and herbs, tlieir characteristics and power over disease. | She maintained that just as nature so bountifully provides in the harvest fields and orchard vegetable foods of all kinds; so, if we but take the pains to find them, in the foots Hnd herbs of the field there af*te remedies ex pressly ^jesignedj to cu re the various ills aud weakngMfs of the bod]^ and it was her pleasure to search these out, and prepare simple and effective medi cines for her own family aud friends. Chief of these was a rare combina tion of the choicest medicinal roots and herbs found best adapted for the cure of the ills and weaknesses pecu liar to the female sex. and Lydia K. Pink ham's friends and neighbors learned that her compound relieved and curcd and it became quite popular among the in. All this so far was done freely, with out money and without price, as a labor of love. But in 1873 the financial crisis struck Lynn. Its length and severity were too much for the large : er.l estate interests of the Pinkham family, as this clftss of business suffered most from fearful depression, so when the Centen nial year dawned it found their prop erty swept away. Some other source of income had to be found. At this point Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was made known to the world, y, The three sons and the daughter, with their mother, combined force&Jto HOLD UP! etxxd c on*side>2m risH POMMEL bhandSLICKER, WATERPROOF CLOTHING. ism?df oNhf bfsr imkridb, in Mack or/?llcw fullpr tfuaron!ed.<r>d jcM ?/ rriwflf deolm tvnjvdifrt ?7 3TKKT0THE SIGN OF THE FISH THE DAISY FLY KlLLtH ii?* ilMiand lonilori u? rri'f* i?om? Otip <Ov. b?>i *n' Ur?*#**nu ni?ui to p?rw?M rimI wiii iHH *?U *i?r lulilf* ?nT(h1nr Try ih?m one# tnd too. will nt?vwr I* wUhoul iii?ni. II nol fc?p* l?? ?!?a?er*, *?nt l-.r *?W. I It HO ID HOHKK**. I |H |i?k*ll? ItrnNff, Hrnnbltn, %. I THE ONLY IMPORTED PERFUME sold direct to tb? consnno er. Wo nro olYerin< tho CeUbrated NILE LILY Brand nt 35c per oun'*e, by mail postpaid. Violot, Holin trope, Whlttt Rose. Jorkoy Club, or any otb?r tWIrod oilor. Samplo bottlo, \ ounce, 10 oii?. WK1TK J TO- 1) AY. Doscrlptivo lit- j eralure freo upon requost. i ThetOLONlAl PERFUME Co ?T. i.oru, mo. PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Coii r mor* irofrt* l>rtiflit?r ftu?l coU?ri? limit an% otliar <lv<\ Onrltr \ m'ka^r c?>i? rv a II Tli*y <l> f tnc<>'?l w?i?r ttiAO ill? C*u ^?kuy ttaruirut witliout rt^t'>u?CAi?ri. \\ nt# lor ire* bookiel? lie* lo !)>?? lilmi ii ?ial hXw ^Kirt .?U?NUOt? ^UtU ^ iilUiHiiiri* restore the family fortune. 1 hey argued that the medicine which was so good for their woman friends and neighbors was equally good for th# women of the whole world. The Pinkhams had no money, and little credit. Their first laboratory | was the kltche.i, where roots and herbs were bleeped on the stove, gradually tilling a grows of bottles. Then came the question of selling it, for always before they had giv?*n it away freely. They hired a job printer to run off some pamphlet? setting forth the merits of the inedi* cine, now called f?ydbt E. Pinkham'# Vegetable Compound, and these were ?listributed by the Pinkhuiu sons in lioston, New York, and Urooklyu. The wonderful curative properties of thb medicine were, to a great extent, self-advertising, for whoever used it recommended it to others, and the de mand gradually increased. In 1877, by combined efforts the fam ily had saved enough money to com mence newspaper advertising and from that time the growth and success of the enterprise were assured, until to day Lydia E. Pi nit ham and her Vege table Compound have become house hold words everywhere, and many tons of roots and herbs are used annu al ly in it? manufacture. Lydia R. Pirjcham herself did not iive to see the great, success of this work. She passed to her reward vara ago, but not till she hail provided means for continuing her work as effectively as she oould have done it herself. During her long and eventful expe rience she was ever methodical in her work and she was always careful to pre serve a record of every case that .came to her attention. The ease of every sick woman who applied to her for advice? and there were thousands ? received careful study, and the details, inelud ing symptoms, treatment and results were recorded for future reference, and to-day these records, together with hundreds of thousands made since are available to sick women the world over, and represent a vast collabora tion of information regarding the treatment of woman's ills, which for authenticity and accuracy can hardly be equaled in any library in the world. With Lydia E. Pinkham worked her daughter-in-law, the present Mrs. Pinkham. She wnscarefully insti ucted in all her hard-won knowledge, and for years she assisted her in her vast correspondence. To her hands naturally fell the direction of the work when its origina tor passed away. For nearly twenty live years she has continued it, and nothing in the work shows when the lirst Lydia Pi. Pinkham dropped her pen, and the present Mrs. Pinkham, now the mother of ?t large family, took it up With woman assistants, some a* capable as herself , the present Mrs. i Pinkham continues this great work. and | probably from the office of n."> other I person have so many women been ad vised how to regain health. Si<-k wo men. this advice is "Yours for Health" freely given if you only write to ask for it. Such is the history of Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound ; mu7ie from simple roots and herbs; the one grent medicine for women's it il men Is, and the fitting monument to the nobl# woman whose name it bears W. L. Douglas *3= & *3= SHOES S W. L. Douglas $4.00 Cllt Edge Line catwiot be equalled at any price. " W. L. DOUGLAS MAKES ? SELLS MORE MWS *3.2(1 St:OE3 THAN ANY OTHtn MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD. H nnn fiEV/ARO to anyone who can 0 ? UjUUU dlspiove this statement. K I could take ymt into m\ three tar^r lactnrle* at Brockton, .Mas*., and show you the infinite care with which c\cn pair of shoe* latitude, you would rcnli/e why \V. I . Douglas $.1.50 fthoes cost more to itiuko. why they hold their yhape, tit better, wear longer, nml nre ot greater intrinsic value than any ottier $.t.50 *hoe. W. L. DouQlam Stronfy Mado Shotta for Men, $2. AO, S2.00. Hoy*' School A Dromm Shoo ?, S2.SU. S2.S1.7S. Sf.AO CAUTION. Ii'-'M lniNin- W l..l<ong. las sliii'".*. I'iKi- ii i vul^tltutc. Noiim v.i'iiiiin* without his name :unl |*i - 1 :t m ] I on l><-tt<>iii. fait Cvlor C in' lets mril : f'/rj- u 'II nut near brassy. Writ? for lllnst"i?M ratil.^. W. I.. I >< ? I (11. A>, Itrocktnn, Muiii Dropsy CURED Givet Quick _ Relief. e c! ' * w ^ ! " n <? in 8 to ? I S ft liri n??ticnt cur* ISvlT' ?. fo<,*v?- .Tr**l treatment Cm-wyxeSv mi 4 inai Constant Liife-VVeary Women brought to despair through > the take heart. There IS a cure burden t0 me ,or years. All Keeton, of CePh*f? v*-? hroucht no relief. Cardui helped me more than that my dear doctor did, brougni no all the medicines I ever took. Now 1 am welt and - happy, and have . all the pleasures of life before me." It relieves pain and regulates the functions.

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