The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 07, 1906, Image 4
Cure** Wouiauo YYrnkii
We refer to that Ijqoii to weak, norvona,
tulferk* womeu known u* Dr. Plonte't
Favorite Proscription.
Dr. John Fyfe one of the Editorial Staff
of'f uk Kci.m tii: Mkiucaj, Kkvikvv ?nyn
of Unicorn root (lle.Umuw DioU;U) which
Is one of tho chief ingreo'onts of tho "fa
vorite Prescription":
"A remedy which invariably acta as n nt<*r
lno InvlKorntor * * * mawe* for not mul ac
tivity of (it?> ci) IcproductlVO fcJ'aU;tit,"
lie continue? "in ID-lonla* we have a rnedlca
men! which moro fully Dnswerv the nlwu
pur poplin tlumuitu tithir tlruu with uhUh / am
acouuihUtl. in tho ireatim-nl of dihuaaea in -
culiar u> women it 1* addoni tiiut a ct?u 1h
ktWU which <iot?.S OOt pliMvelil MMI1I! Indication
for thin remedial mom." Dr. Kyfe further ?
*ay?: "The following uro timnnif the leading |
Indication* for IlvlonTas (I'nicoiu tool) Pain
or aching in the back, wlili leucorrlioa ;
atonic (weak) conditk/fK of lite reuroducltve
organs of fconien, nrtnlik degression ant', ir
ritability, Asoctat<:d wiil>< (ironic dlxeatea of
the reproductive of women; count ant
MMi.satlon Jt iieal in tho region of the kid
neys; ruet/irrhayla 'Hooding). duo 10 a weak
ened coiufltlon off the reproductive bystcm:
amtnoi/fio,yTty*?/r<',i*4-'d or absent mom lily
l)CMio<Myrt>^tmf,7iom or accompanying an
abnowlytl condition of the digestive organs
and k/.\n>\c (il)ln l.lood > nibiti dragging
aenaijno/ivdn ? ho extreme lower pan of ?ho
attfioiuou."
f nmre or less tho | ^v"'fjj
er tlian tal<A JJr. k'lerce * Favorite i
?rm<mnyrr7^^
tvTn?TT Is Unicorn root, or Ilelonlas.
and the medical pro|>erticft of wliicli It
most faithfully represents.
Of (/olden Seal root, another prominent
ingredient of "Favor'.to Prescription,"
Prof, Finloy Kllingwo >d. M. D<. of Den
nett Medical College, Chicago, nays:
"it i-t an Important remedy in dlsordoi, of
tho womb. In alt catarrhal condition* * *
and xen'Miil cnfeobUinenl, it is useful."
Prof, dohir M. Seudder, M. l>.. la to of
Cincinnati, says of (jolden Heal root :
, "In relation to It* general eireels on tho
ttjratom, Ha rt I? no metlfclfir In ifur. tihovt uMch
ilttn l* audi unimtl uimtiiinltij hi t'liliiiini. It
Im UHivtrHitlly rcguidcd U!i /lie tonic (t?<-fijI in
all debilitated Mates."
Prdf. R. Hartholow, M. I)., of ?felTerson
Medical College, says of (Jolden Seal :
"'Valuable Irt uterine hemorrhage, rnenor
rhagia (Hooding) and congc*tlvn dysrnenor
rlm-a (painful menstruation)."
Dr. Plereij's Favorite Pre:icri|?lion faitii
fully representH all the a hove named in
Kreolents and cures tho discuses for which
they are recommended.
Beyond the Pale.
A friend of Jamou Whlleomb KIJ ?? i
tells of an occasion when tin* humor
1st, who Is. as a rule, exireimdy livers^
to social function's, was induced to
attend a "literary" dinner In Indianap
olis ?iven in honor of a novelist ol
that city.
Hllej; had been told off lo tak?
In to dinner the ulster of his liont, ar
excellent woman, though anything
hut "literary."
The conversation touching upon ill*
beauties of Chaucer, aho it whom ?
certyin t;et of tho city was then ml
tlvating a fad, a spirited discussion
ensued during which the bewildered
sMer'caught from time to time onlj
the name "C'liaucer."
At )a?t she whispered to Htiey
"Who is this Mr, ,Chaucer lliey'r*'
talking about so liiuch? Is lie verj
popular In society?"
"Madam," s<deinniy responded
IliU'V, "that man did something thai
forever shuts him o.it of society!"
"Heavens!" exclaimed the worth;
dame; "and what was that.'"
"He died -several hundred yean
ugo," said Riley. Harper's Weekly.
An Estimate of 12,150,000 Bales.
I'mler date of Nov. 1!' Messrs.
Latham, Alexander ?.V Co., of New
York, put forth an estimate of l'J,
1,00,000 bales as I he cotton crop of
100(1 '07. "This result," they miv.
''is (he average of more lliati ."i.OOO
esiin.ties adilrcst?ed lo us hv reliable
banlveis, inercliimls, planters and col
ton buyers residents of the different
coHoii-growine- countries in the South
and we regard it as cones! as i! is
possible to ohtair. til (his dat<'." Tie'
crop of I!?()'?-;0(i is giv?'ii as ll.iJKi.
000 hales. The ^overnmenl report of
aerenge (ins year is stated as l.'JSli,
4 IS acres larger than last year. 'fhi>
paragraph is ipeded from the ciien
lar referreii t<?; "The receipls to dale
have been l.ti'JJ.Sti'J bales against ?!,
404,.'<7(i*djales last year an increase
of l.VvlSi; bales, and with a propor
tiouate increase until the ou?l i>f the
season the total yield of the crop
would he 11,717,740 hales." This i-.
confusing to us. The total of 11,7 17,
740 hales .pist quoted does not square
with the estimate of 1'J, 1.'>0,000. There
is of course an e\t>!:iiiant joe <>( the
discrepancy but we do not understand
it, unless, indeed, Messrs. Lai ham,
Alexander iV ('<>., expect the propor
tionate increase in receipts from this
date to the end of the season to he
greater than during the correspond
ing periods la-M year .
UNLCCKV
A chemist made a mistake In \vr'.a;U
tn? some poison, and thus killed the
purchaser. When the news wan an
nounced to him, he exclaimed: "Oh,
how unfortunate I am; he was my
bot e.;flom<Y 11 Dtavlo Hosn.
Ni:\Y TEAK'S CALLS
A Xcff I)pl::li to lie piace (ho 0?d
Tlmo "j^pplr-Jirl:."
Twonty-fivo yvzrs ago the custom
of making Now Year's call* wa* a de
lightful o^o for all concerned, until
some of the lioys got morn "o>?ff-nos"
or "apple-jack'' than thoy could iuc
ceasfully c*rry.
Than the,ladies tried to ho charita
ble and the gun!lemon triad to ho as
chivalrous as over and stand up at
If anyone thinks there has? n??i been
considerable linprovcmciit raade In
la^t quarto:- of a c?:'.tury in thn
UB'i of alcoholic beverages, let him
stop to consider, among othvrr things,
tho far* that tho old custom of New
Year's calls and tho ge.nteel tippling
Is norrlv ohsolato.
Tho rus'om of calling on one's
frlondr, however, at the beginning of
tho new year, la a good habit, and
another good habit to start at thdl
vtmo Is tho uso of well-made Postum
iu3tsad of coffoo or spirits.
A Statin Ialand doctor has a sensi
ble daughter who has set Postum be
fore her guests as a good thing to
drink at Yule Tide, And r. good way
to begin the New Year. Her father
writes:
"My daughter and I hart uaed
Postum for some time past and +e
feel sure it contains wholesome food
material
"I shall not only recommend it to
my patients, but my daughter will be
most pleased to give a demonstration
ot Postum to our Christmas iil Ntv
Tear's callers." Head "Tho Road to
WellTille," In pgks. There's a i<m
;a - ' \ ' v <?' ? .
Bill CROP GAIN SHOWN ?
BV SECREIARV WILSON
$485,000,000 Increase in Farm
Products, Report Slwws.
CEREAL VALUES TALL OFF
fiiNVril i." I,oral ,\|< ai lit -.{><?< ( i<> i Is
1 Irgcd? \gi icullnral lv% jdorers
I'iii< 1 \ alualde \cn I'IjwiI.n??
Souk* Kecoids itrohi-n.
WushiliX'oi), i> ('? Tin* lentil m
Dual i <? j>?>rl ill Secretary of Agricul
ture Wilson was pietr-nted to I're?;!
deijl KOO/i'.'V'll . II dowd be.S I lie
liK.'C.suI't'/i !i> ?-nf.>)?<??? i hi* new iiicai lf>
apod Ion ? !?l (Miii- fi.ti.l lawn, and con
| f:?Ins a detailed il? -h<-j*ii>rioii of cur
i ronl n op and live stock conditions.
Tilt* new form of spelling is lined in
! the repo.l, audi i *I'fiiv occurring an
| "drehl poultry," "thro," 'ail ho,"
! "past by CongreKH," "dropi," i in u,"
and "Jookr "
The laws made hy Congress a' i's
last kohrIou, Secretary Wilson say.:,
have required mid received special j
attention. The ni -al law id being en- i
foi l "d and inspection is now made in
over a thousand liotih<*m. Not It us j
thnn t hlrtcen hundred experia ha. vo
been added io i in* inspection force.
The economic rcvolii I ion In I ho art i
and science of a k il'ii 11 tin- continued I
during }>??>? reta.? j Wiisdn con
tinues, with i ii'nii'ailoii:} results on I
tin- National prosparit > . Thu value)
of crops coin Inncs to rush forward
beyond comprehension, and crop# are
hi raining tlx; freight carrying ability
of th?' railroad*.
Taken at that point in production
n'. which they acquire commercial
value, thu fiii*111 producta of l In; year
hava a farm value of ? 0,71,000,000.
'Ibis la 5 I 8 f? ,0 00,00 0 above I he \altte
or 1 !?0:>, JflJ.'l;'.000,000 above thai, of
I'JOl, $ S 7 7,000,000 above that <;f
1 !?o:i, and $2,07 7,000,000 above I lie
census of 1X!?!)
While i In? vaiiie of nil croalK
"dropt" about $ 10,000,000 below the
total of 1 !?!).',. and about $12,000,000
below I he total o? HUM, I lie number
of bushels for I!) (Mi. which was
<1,0.'{S,000,000, was I 'Jo.oou.ooo bush
els abo'.e the yi? Id of 1 !>0T?, ">70,0u0,
000 above tin' yield <>i 1 M0 I and j
?N.'la,000,000 I ;t:.!n*i i above I lie yield i
of lilt):*,, j
<'or:i remains b> far (he most val- '
liable crop, rsl Un ited at 5 I , I oo.OOU,- j
000. Next comes the rouon crop,
which, Including seed, .should be
worth lo thu k row era nearly $0-10,- I
i)iiii,()iiit. The valne of hay, which is j
third in order, approach* a $000,000,
000. Wheal mu> bo worth $4r?0,- |
000,000; oats $;:00,00t).000, potalt.es
$ I aO,000,000 I
Mar ley, with a value of )t.fi,ono,- !
000, shown a j;aln of twenty-one per
cent. In production In the past seven
years. Tito tobacco crop will ha J
worth about $ f? f> .ooo.ooo, ,'emark- I
able development is that of the sugar
beet, now the ninth crop in value.
The production in 11)00 i? placed at
1145,000 long tons, valued at $.'14,
000,000. The value of all kinds of
sugar and molasses aggregates $75,
000,000.
I'asslng to the Hurenu of Atitiiinl
Industrx, Secretary Wilson anys the
Federal meat inspection was conduct
ed al Hi.'} establishments in dl't.v
elght cities, and 42,90 1,2S4 animals
were inspect ud at the time of slaugh- !
ter. This represents the greatest j
amount of work done in any one !
year since the Inspection was inaugn- j
rated in ISO!.
Of the animals inspected 15X.953 |
carcasses and lHO.lall parta of car- I
cas.sei; were condemned for dhmase or i
other cause. The total cost of the
meat inspection, including the micro
scopic inspection of pork for export,
was $ sr. 2.fit? 1.70. Tile Secretary,
however, urROK tile need of local in
spect Ion
1 11 ? tar in still overshadows the
mill, I he factory and the workshop !
in providing exports, and with his |
surplus beyond t lie nation's nei?d the
farmer has loaded tho Heels of j
oceans. For the fiscal year ended j
June ?o. lllOtJ, this surplus has been i
exported to the value of nine lain- I
tired and seventy-nix millions, the !
laim-si amount evor reacheU hy a^rl- !
cultural exports for (his or any other |
country and exceeding the export
value of 11)01, previously the record '
year. j
Five thousand seven hundred and !
forty-nine aniaplea ot Imported food !
products were examined in the fis
cal year. Of the 1 240 samples which
were found not to comply with the
law, !?:n worn released without prej
udice. because It was evident that no
intent to defraud existed ; a 7 7 were
admitted, after being relabeled so as
to comply with the provisions of the
law; 1 :t s invoices were required to
be rcshipped beyond the Jurisdiction
of the ('lilted States
1 he effect of the food-Inspection
law on foreign commerce has been
salutary, the report says. In many
cases food products which were for
merly very generally mishranded are
now found to be almost unlversallv
free of suspicion.
The search by agricultural explor- |
ers in foreign lands for new crops !
has been continued. A trained man !
has spent the last year in the cult I- j
vated fields and wild mountains of -
North China and Manchuria search- j
lng for new plants and seeds worthy I
to be transplanted to this country
and for wild forms of our cultivated |
fruits and vegetables which may have !
characters of hardiness or unusual j
!? Ish Trust in Itoston.
Dost on fish dealers are said to
organized a trust with $.'>.000,i
capltul. their plan being to take over \
practically the whole of the New
Kngland fishing industry.
Liti^fst Crop of Heels.
The beet sugar output of Michigan
will exceed all records this year.
Ilailroatls Husy.
Railroad congestion continues to
retard deliveries. w
Sporting Hrevitles.
Tlrown is negotiating with the In
dians ^nd Princeton for Ramos next
year.
Mike Lynch, the Pittsburg pitcher.
Is attending the Harvard law school
at Cambridge.
Dillon, Carlisle's hip guard, says
that Kersberg Is tho best man he *?ver
played against.
It Is now stated pqcitlvoly that
there will be no race for the A"!><erl
ca's cup In 1907. v
Paul J. Dashlell has resigned froril
the ^American Intercolleglato F<5?.t
ball Kulep t'ommlitce,
Ill? plant breeder* of the United
Hiaien.
Shipments of Kciotis and of seed*
representing hundreds of Interesting
things have beeh serif -in.'and are
now growing the trial gardens of
( il??t department. Among the' thing*
i obtained are new hardy I'cklh
slmmoti varieties, fin electing v*.ri?>
! ili'? of the lOngllsh walnut, the Chf
hum plntm-he, wild and cultivated ap
HcoIm, the wild peach, from 11b sup
' posed original home; hard/ apples
mid edIMe-frulfed iawt horns. millet*
?'Hid flel I beans, a lawn si'dK*' 'lull
, l i promising, and u very remarkable
lot of ChilM'SO grape va*"lefno'
?<? m.-ntion a most iiri'isiialiy Ini
iio, collection of orntHnenral i r<?'.*t?
and shrubs bulled lo the climw'.e <</
i in Ka.-Ii'i n and Middb* States.
Ill VI MLLFD t\ F\l?M>S|OX.
('low ii(? in Kohniife Factory Shaken
Large Section of <icriiian>
!?' i li'i I wo I or (I lie explosions
shortly af'? r s o'clock p. inin a ro
bnrlte farlory between Wltten and
\iiii?#n, Westphalia, completely
wrecked Annen. Kvi*ry window wax
shattered as far as Dortiuwnd, which
is IIv?* nil lea from the factory, and
tin* inhabitants Med in a panic.
11 is officially stated thai twenty*
six persona were killed and fifty se
verely and one hundred slightly
wonmbd. Crowds gathered at Hie
scene of l he disaster and some of
i he Incident* were hearjbreaklng
Tile official figures refer lo the
bodies recovered. 'The dead are (int.
unofficially at fifty.
The second explosion killed or in
jiirod many of the onlookers, v. hoin
Chemical Manager Kmi/.c had juBt
assured there wan no further danger.
Knnze himself wan blown lo atoms.
lil"riiiH!i, lh?? manager of a neigh
boring ate< I foundry, was killed. Di
rector Franke or the roburlte fac
tory was Hi'vorely Injured. Owing
to the explosion demolishing many
houses and unroofing others, hun*
deeds of persons are homeless. The
Impression prevails thai, the explo
sion was i he work of a criminal.
JAI'AN Ml ( II DIKITKItJCI).
Consul General Miller Thinks She
Might Fight on I lie < 'allforilia Issue.
San Francisco According to the
statement or Marry H. Miller, United
States Consul General at Yokohama,
Japan Is prepared to use her mili
tary and naval Btrongth, if necessary,
to light the discrimination that has
boon made by the Han Francisco
Hoard of Kduention against Japan
ese who want, to attend our schools
witii white children. Mr. Miller, ^ ho
has been on a visit to his home 'n
Fttgene, Oregon, is here under or
ders from Washington to look into
l ho dlflU'tilty prior to his return to
Japan. He will meet the School
Hoard.
"The Japanese are highly IneenspfT
over litis affair," he said, "and/to
save (he national dignity are willing
to go to war. They feel that Zliey
are powerful in their military and
naval departments, and opeiC com
ment is made on the probability of
a show of lght lo "ompel the Amer
ican people to <ease diac-'inlnatlon
against the Japanese."
TIIHFF lil LLFI) IN Wltl'lCK.
Italian Laborers Try lo Take Ven
geance For Deaths on Fngineers.
New Haven. Conn. ? Italian labor
ers attempted to mob the engineers
of two work trains which collided in
tin' cut here, when three of their
number were killed and four serious
ly injured.
Moth locomotive drivers fled, leav
ing their firemen and other train
hands to care for the engines.
One train consisted of an engine,
a Hat car and a passenger coach in
which seventy TfaJInns were riding
home front work on the tracks. This
backed down into a gravel train
moving in the opposite direction,,
When the foreigners saw their man
gled comrades under the wreckage
they drew knives, picked up pieces
of wreckage and started for the en
gines. The engineers and llromen
saw them coming and fled to the
streets. A mistake in signals caused
t Ite collision.
IIANDITS FSC.Ai'F TIIK JiOPK.
Jury Keconimenils ciiMuoncy For Alt
leged Train llobbers.
Fast Las Vegas, N. M.? James
niack, John lllack and John l ur
phy, who have been on trial for sev
eral days, charged with holding up
a train at Logan. N'. M.. In July,1904,
were found guilty, but clemency watt
recomntehded. Tive robbery was com
mitted by the threo men. and the two
Hlack boys and Nwirphy wore cap
tured in Oklahoma tjnd returned here
for trial. Two tutorials reaulted.
The theory of the prosecution was
that James Hlack, John Murphy and
Tout Hoswell, who was later shot In
attempting to break .iaii, committed
the robbery, ami thai John Black
conspired with them.
Train robbery Is a capital offense
in New Mexico.
Children Drowned While Skating.
At Wallace. Idaho, three children
of Titua Mossing and "Lou" Kellam,
sixteen yearsOld. were drowned in
Medlmont Lake, while skating, the
Ice breaking. Several other chil
dren' who fell Into the water wer?
rescued.
Klislm Dyer Dies in Providence.
Klisha Dyer. Mayor of Providence,
R. 1 . hihI former Governor of Rhode
Island, died suddenly of heart dis
(?iiTfi Mjxlci'intis Dentil.
* pparent ly strangled to death and
maltreated, the body ?>f Miss Dona
(iilnmn was found in a clump of
hushes at Dayton, Ohio.
Manufacturing .Activity.
Manufacturing activity is un
checked. and Is especially noticeablo
in iron and steel'and textiles.
Itocorri Holiday Trade.
Holiday trade is already under
way and promises to surpass all pre
vious records.
Stub Knds of News.
The Czar is preparing to promul
gate a Sunday closing law in his do
main.
French authorities gave a prelim
inary decision barring out Amorican
pork.
The Jap Dreadnought, the Satsu
ma, exceeds tho Knglish vessel in
tonnaKe
The Congo concessions to Amerl
can capitalist? wero to run for nine
ty-nine years.
Tho French Chamber of Dcputie>
authorized tho construction of s'i
more battleships.
flue Laxative
L Known Quality
There, are two classcs of remedies; those of known qual
ity and which are permanently beneficial in effect, acting
gently, in harmony with nature, when nature needa assist
ance; and another class, composed of preparations of
unkiuhvn, uncertain am. inferior character, actinic tempo
rarily, hut injuriously, as a result of forcing the natural
functions unnecessarily. One of the most exceptioh^f of
t^e remedies of known quality and excellence ip th^evoi
plcatmnt Hyrup of I'igH, manufactured l>y the California 1
Fljf Syrup Co., which represents the active principles <>t
plant*, known to act most beneficially, in a pleasant eyi'iip,
in which the wholesome California!! blue %s are used to con*
tribuio their rich, yet delicate, fruity flavor. It in the remedy
of all remedies to sweeten and refresh and cleanse tho system
Ijently and naturally, and to assist one in overcoming consti
pation and the many ills resulting therefrom. Its active princi
ples and quality are known to physicians generally, and the
remedy has therefore met with their approval, as well as with
tne favor of mauy millioiiH of well informed persons who know
of their own personal knowledge end from actual rxp^rience
that It is a most excellent laxative remedy. We do not claim that
It will cure all manner of ilia, but recommend It for what it really
represents, a laxative remedy of known quality and excellence,
containing nothing of an objactlonable or injurious character.
? There are two classes of purchasers; those who are iuformed
as to the quality of what thoy buy and the reasons for the excellence
of articles of exceptional merit, and who do not lack courage to go
elsewhere when a dealer offers an imitation of any well kn.wn
article; but, unfortunately, there are some people who do not ku.m,
and who allow themselves to be Imposed upon. They cannot expect
its beneficial effects if they do not get Uio genuine remedy.
To the crcdit of the druggists vf the United 8tat?*s be it said
that nearly all of them value their reputation for professional
integrity and the good will of their customers too highly to offer
Imitations of the
Genuine?Syru^ of Figs
manufactured by the California Fif? Syrup Co., and In order to
buy the genuine article and to get its beneficial effects, one him
only to note, when purchasing', tho full name of the Company
California FJgr Syrup Co.?plainly printed on the front of every
package. Price, 60c. per bottle. One size oaljf> .
RIVAL AUTOISTS.
"And lit? watt hurled thirty feet, yon
Kay?"
"Thirty feet. If an inch."
"Curse him. I shall get my sol f
hurled forty feet."?Louisville Courier
Journal.
TKN VISA 118 OF TAIN.
Unable io Do Kvcn iloimrtTork Be
chiiko of Kidney Troubles.
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich, of Clin
ton St., Napoleon, O., say?: "For
fifteen yoars 1 was a great sufferer
from kidney trou
bles. My back pained
me terribly. Every
turn or qrtove caused
x h a r p, shooting
pains. My eyesight
was pcor, dark Bpots
appeared before mo,
and I had di/,7.y
.spells. For ten years
I could not <lo housework, and for
two years did not got out of t.hs
house. The kidney secret Sous were
irregular, and doctors were not help
ing me. Doan's Kidney Pills brought
me quick relief, and finally cured me.
They saved my life."
Sold by all dealers. .">0 cents a box.
Fostsr-Milburn Co.. Huffalo, N. Y.
A north wind luis no corn and a
poor man no friend.? From the Span
ish.
Mrs. Winslow'sKoothing Syrup for Children
t eet hing, softens t hegums, redueesintlamma
t;.on, allays pain,cures wind colic, lifica bottle
The cotton crop is very short
around Latin. (>U per cent of last
year's crop.
FITS,St. Vitus'Dance: Nervous Diseases per
manentlycured by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer, fii trial bottle und treatise free.
Dr. 11. It. Kline. Ld.,931 Arch St.. Phila., Pa.
Sugar imports i'roni China fell <>IT
more than half, while !hose 1 rom
Porto Hico and Hawaii show a large
increase.
II. n. Okkbn'b 8oj?8. of Atlaota, Oa..
the only successful Dropsy Specialists In the
world. Bee their Hb?rai offer Id advertise
ment in another column of this paper.
The custom that prevails in Greece
of carrying a body to the grave in
a coffin which allows the face to be
visible is said to have originated
when the Turks dominated the land.
Si atk ok uiiio. City ok 1oi.kdo.is*.
i.i^as C ounty. ?
I'Hanu CllKXKY inaUe* oath ihat he
is mouiov partner of (lie firm ot F. .1.
< ntiNKV Co., doing business in Ijie I My
ot Toledo. County and State ulotennid, and
thai. said linn will pay the xuin ot ONK
IH,".vi?np|? ixx.i.AHS tor eiicii and everv
case ot cata It It 11 that cannot lie cured by
the i;s? 01 HaI-L's ( ATA It ft II C l ? H K.
Frank ??. Ciiknkv.
Sworn to before me nnd Minsertbed in
mv presence, tins titli dav ot Decern Iter, .\.
D 1SS6. A. \V. (Ji.v vsuN,
(SenI.) r>?aiy I'utdie.
Haiti < atarih ( lire i< lake:: ?n!ernlidv<
And ?*<?(?< duet it.' on the nlood am' in<i ou.s
surfaces ot the system. Send lor tmiiiuoii
laU Irec
F. CnnxF.Y A ' , T??!o.!o, ().
So!.I by ..II Dniyui*ts, ".Sr.
ila'l's Family Pills are in? bent.
Those who have least patience at
home are the promoters of peace
abroad.
Sour grapos often intoxicate men
with a sense of their own importance.
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18 OFFKKFD TO
WOHTHT
YOSING rEufLE
We e nrneatlj rrqumt all jnung p?raous. no
matter how limited tbftir means or education,
who dealre a thorough bualiies* training
and >rrod position, to writ* at once for oua
oiliT nii.F ViTl orrtu Sueoeas, tndepeud
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Diur-WBITK TO II4Y. /
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MOLD UP!
and consider
fish POMMEL
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1IKE ALL
? miff's
mwmw
CLOTHING.
Is made of llw brst
rrwkiilxrU^kofrrilowl
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ill STICK TO THC
SIGN or THE PISH I
rcWl CAMAMAMCOairena. ,UTOW[H CO I
torcxto, CM. ityrow.fiASJaiiA j
HICKS
CAPUDINE.
IMMCDIATELY CURES
. HEADACHES
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IN 6 TO 13 HOUM
rial Bottle 10c. At Onii^m
No old ago agreeable but that of a
wise man.?Pythagoras.
TERRIBLE"ITCHrNG SCALP.
Kcitinn Hrokd Out Also on Hunds and
Idutbs?Ati Old Solid.* l? :Uri:
"Cutlc-iira is ? B1?iiId{."
"At oil time* and to all people 1 nm
willing to testily to the merits of Cuti
cuia. it saved me from worse cnan the
torture of hades, about the year 1900, with
itching on my scalp and temples, asd af
terwards it oommenccd to break out on
my hands. Then it broke out on my limbs.
I then went to a surgeon, whose treat
ment did me no good, but rather aggra
vated the disease. 1 then told him I
would go and sec a physician in Krie. The
reply was that i could go anywhere, but
a case of eczema like mine could not be
cured; that i was too old (80). 1 went to
an eminent doctor in the city of Krie aad
treated with him for six months, with
like results. 1 had read of the Cutienra
lletnedies, and so I sent for the Cuticura
Soap, Ointment and Resolvent, and con
tinued taking the Kesolvent until 1 had
taken six bottles, stopping it to take (he
Pills. 1 was now getting better. 1 took
two baths a day, and at night t let the
lather of the Soap dry on. 1 used the
Ointment with great effect after washing
in warm water, to stop the itching at
once. 1 am now cured. The Cuticura
treatment is a blessing, and should he
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skin. 1 can't say any more, and thtnk
Cod that * H?* l?ft* given the world such a
rurally. Win. II. tiray. 33011 Mt. Vernon
St.. Philadelphia, Pa.. August 1905."
I - Faith does not prove itself by fool
ishness.
Keep in Health.
There are many thousands of people all
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good health to taking one or two lirand
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j cleanse the stomach aud bowels, stimulate
j the kidneys ami liver and purify the blood,
j Th?y are the same line laxative tome pill
I your grandparents used, and bcjjig purely
j vegetable they are adapted to chtldrytv jjn't
old people, as well as tr> those in fhe vig'hi*
of mannood and womanhood.
| Jtrandietii's Pills have been in use tor
i r ver a century and are for sale every
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y uu how carefully W.L. Dou^Imh
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fait Color tue/eti ut*f; they a/Ill riot
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women suffering with painful periods to use
dui and be relieved."
.. It does this by regulating the functions ai
toning up all the Internal female organs to heali
It is a pure, specific, reliable, female remedy,
a record of 70 years of
success. It has bene
fited a million others.
Why not you? Try it.
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get It from your dei
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CABBAGE PLANTS F
I n ?h*j? ywH to ?tl 0T<Ur? frr my t ft
CABBAfll rUlfTfl in an> quantity droin-d. 1
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IM f?r Sl.OO. 1.??Oto R.OOO
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CHAS M. GIBSON.
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