The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 01, 1907, Image 4

Newspaper Page Text' ' Eellets Denmark, Denmark, for reaaonB partly of RaB tnonomy and partly of trade, la dla> treaao^ at the aversion shown by the ?ol /or Its ahorea. The liah In now, *nd for ?<>me yearn haw been, abandon ing tho Little Holt In great numbers tor the AtlMitlo nover to return. People are beginning to HHk tlu-m welvea If the taat<? of ih?1 plo la to vAnUh from Denmark forever, A? jlchthyok^KlHt who haa a pent. m>iii? tltno In obaervlng the ereaturea h*? come to the eoneliialon that they al ?whjh glide off In <lark waters Thl? has guggoated thi* bright ld<yi of run iiIiik a d?'ej) aea ruble along <Vl* tra' k ittOfct frequented Uv th? eniiKranra, nnrf lighting the wat?*r up wiiii ??)?<<'<?? !<? lights, no an to fascinate the ll?b lnt< remaining whero they an* N'< w York Tribune. In tbe G-ooe. Oijco there was a man who ibought tm< In UuH.si'll Shk?* oil Kb I t<? slop WOlk.y" 11" apok?* to hI in about it ?wi>v net togi'thi'i* any more money, Mr. 'flage? You <?n't eat It; you can't <11 ink It- Whiit >m*oi| will it do you?" "Kver play iniitli|i-nr' I'nHe ItusRell aake.l. "Yea, when 1 was a boy." 'X'oubln't eat 'em, ro-ihl you? couldn't drink 'em. ronbl sou'' No u:.e to you, we. re !-*???> ' Wb.it 'I'd >ou pluy niarbli'B for?" 11:trp?'i'Weekly tii a 1?; oh omit, Cm or i <?i t no, i Ijl'l AX < 'ol VI V , )? it A N K >1. < "?l ?. n I- Y make* oath iii.it. lie it Bcmot partner ?/( i h>- in hi <>f I'' 11 ' itKMKV A <I<?IHK lill'-lll.'cs III the < IJ V I I I olefin. County ami >-*<af <? iilm oaid .hi I ii?;?t mini film will pn> tin*Mini "t o v r j11' ni>i.<a |x?t, J.AIIfc for I' l< II ami i\-f\ "IT 'it I I |'\ Klltl that i annul be i uicl I??, Hie wc ? t Mam. A C'A r AKIUI > before me and mi I mili1.?'-l in my pri'Mi'iicc, t liis (i'ii i lay <?I I )?'i?'int(fr \ I), IhW A \\ (il ! Asuv. (mkai. i : ~s Notary I'utilir. 11 all V ( 'a' ai i li ("nee ix t aki'ii ml i'i ii.i ll> n 11 mi (he blood and illii nils *111. fai l's ul I hi* s\ sN'iii. Srrrl t'>i t?*.<!.iiiiini.ifh, iM'C. !?'. ,1 ('IIKM-.1 &.C'0,Tol' 111,'). iv'<i|i| b\ all I >i intx, l&v. Jlall .s Jainily Pill* me thf bivt, An aiiIi-(11>imi'ii enixadn In ill' Malay ItatCH Is III ('it i 11 !?' Willi gl'i'i'lt |l IM" s A |il.nit sail i<? possess lit.- pi i.icrtio* af i iijiriL- Ihf opium Ii il'l' has I>???? M discover' il in Hchiimor, ami this i3 beltitf diM.i ibuti il wholesale. Of Inieirctit To Womyri. To such women its ate not m riously out f hcaltlAbut who liavi- < xactinx duties perfornY either in tin- way of house M cure.s\or in social ?1 uti?*? and fuuc "ilou.-ly tax their >lronifth, (ursfntf mothers, I>r. I'iyr?w*s ription has proved a most |rti?K tunic ami iuvlgorat Ity its tlnii'lv um?. much ^ u UiL Jiuiiulll U_ J lJjijlJH ^vTil'I'd 'ill'- opcr.UiiiK I n I ?!?? a 11 'I t he n1<ii:f'1 wquI'I. it i:? 1" II/'.TTT Et'ldom have to >w valuable wonta ii > n t.criii~KOQ?i tiiiie. Tin'" Favorite Prescrip tion" nas pros ''ii'a iin-.it boon to experta til mothers b\ preparing tie- si?|em for the coining of bahy. tie I'le, r?? i.?I* r:;i;: chibl birtli t-aft'. easy, am! almost )?.?*?i. Hear in mini!, pli'.t <? that lie Pare s Favorite I'l"???*<.? I ijiUuii is not. a .ji u-i or patent UK'ilh 'ii*-. airaiie.t which ?he most intelligent people at-" ipiiK' |atuially averse, because of the uncertainty as to t heir com posit ion a ml Imrmlots ebaracier, but is a mi i>i< ini: ?<r K\iW)k (omi-ohi Hon, a full list ' ?( all 11 iimri dienls hciuK priiit 'd. hi plain l ai^li h, on ovoi y but tie wrapper. A ii ?'\aitiiiuit ion of this list of il^l'cdiciit u 111 tli i lov" th?' fart that il Is m>o alcoholic in its . .imposition, ciicti'.ir n 11 y pure, tl Iplr ri'liin il ub ferine taUiiu? tli<' of i lii- eniiiiiionly UH^il ul' iilml, In its inaki' up. In t hi < ,i'i?nneit Ion it tiiny 11<,it be out of phH'e to slate that, the "Favorite l/i?",? rjj?tl?in " of Dr. I'leree is the only nn iilcino t up for the iMire of WdinaiiV peeuliar wia!?nesses and aii iiicnts, ami sold through druKyists, all the fiiKl't (lleutrt of w hleh nave tli<? mi aiilrnouB eitilovsi*ineiit of ail the lt'Rdinx tnedk'tii w rit rs and teachers of till the several sehoois of practice, and that too as remedies for the ailments for which "Favor!to Prescription" is reeommended. A little hook of these endorsemeiitt* will he sent to any address, poht-puld, mid absolutely Jrcc If you request sume by iK>stal card, or letter, of Dr. It. V. Plereo, JufTalo, N. Y. Dr. I'leree's Pleasant I'elleta euro eon* Ktlpnllon. Constipation Is the eauso of many diseases. Cure the cause and you cure the disease. Easy to tuku as candy, Never hurt llumo whom yon love, they will livirmo themselves after dealh Oflimcu Slyvn (Queen 1C1 Isa bel h of Ilounmnla). 1'ileK Cured in n (o I I Days, Paxo OintiiK'iit is Kuariintecd ti.) car?> Atiy wise of I tchin^. Blind, Bloedin^ or Protruding Piles in 6 to Hdays or in'ouny refundrd. W)c> I se can nlinovii elian^e ll.e stamp of' nature. Shakespeare. So. 0 07. Pure White Lead is the Natural Paint Pigment N 11 m <? i ? > n ?. co in p??u n ' I ?> air !? <? mi <; ottWol I - take tlw |>:.iif of white i?*.1 eU ?.i<'.le?l ?<> ti.U it has < l.isticitv which jjcrm.ts the |>a 11 >t to t-?\v tin* ii.itui.il rx aii'1 iouti .uinn <?) tin' ^w'hxI. Purr Whi c 1-cail (with it* lull tial'sval to. tiiuiiy ill it I i..?-tuitv, t:t ?iit> pA i i <-> I hv .?ulultn 11111?11> .ill th'* re quirement* <?( t!.? i.h-.il j.^n.t. F.veiy key whii h th>* 1 >ut. Ii l!.>\ 11 ?<ic iii.uk i j positively .it.t?-?-?l t?*I M>lntp|y Pure VV hitr I. r a (I made I>v ? ( ij<) I )lJU 1) TV v f : SEND FOR BOOK "? A Talk r>* raJM," glv*? i? inf*r. UiAiloQ on I tit* paint ??>>> ? t ?< i:t (roo ipgut?: 4" Ita i PCI'htd it Ltart tftit murk NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY fn tehlehrvtr t>f tht fnltuw 4ng citif t$ nrartut you > tfirw Tfork, Ronton, Uuffalo, ('looltml, Cincinnati. Culcago, St. I/iiiln, I'hU* 4e)l<fa(n T.Trthu T !.?>?? !? * llroa. Co.J? 1'liu [N*Uob*I Lc?d * Oil Oo J TO CAN ftl''I> I'!?:I*i>i?;IIS. I'aihoil the | >4 * | > j x* i* k limi, Hun plac > lit fold hrlin?\ J * 1 ft < ? ? a weight on them. Let them Htay in t hiitie for I weni y-four Iimiii'm, Hi'a . i :i I in hot t h-.s id tin; Iii i ii< ?. MAI'l.K rruci-:. Mat -rials: Three >n|>H of l.rown sii^ar, i wo <-ii|>:-i ot maple m i up, oii?> mi i? ol milk, <>ii<- 11:? II cii 11 of w a I c r, Ixil It r I he si/.e of an i'kk and om- cup KiikIisIi walnut ineaiH or hickory liul <. * lioil tin- xiiKiir and maple s\rup (ill >on i ail make it iitio a very soft/ I > .*; II v. Inn you drop it in wafer onlyl li it I f iot hard an \ou boil molassesX candy. Then put in fhi* milk, wnier and huiler, and I>? >11 till when you try in water ii makes unite a ill in hall in > onr lingers I'm In the nut* and take off the lire at once, ami stir until it begins to Mi^ar. Spread it I|iiickly on hollered pans, and when partly cool mark in square^ with n k n i fy. II A MM IT I'll' t'ut Hie dressed rahhit into small pi ??cry. t; i k 111K out v. ha I hotie vo.| can; let lie In cold, called Water to. one hour i hoi I in uc tfie hones ? lean while), Drain the meat. strain tin1 lioil"'! out of the lioiliim Wilier an I put the meat into it. and let holl un til | err*ectiy tender, adding a hay leaf half .i do/i'ii peppercorn. a sliced onion and a stalk of celery. When lie- rahhit ii dope, remove from the po' strain the liquor, add in ii one cup of cream or rich milk, and thick en wjiii two tai'li spoonfuls of Pojir ruhhed smooth in two t.'ibicBpoonf^ls of 11ii11*? r Add ipoi 1 seasoning If lik d Hi iiiov.> alk hoii' n from t Im I, ureal, and iiniiux" 'tin1 latter In a deep | i. dish, seasoninj; .^h laver li '.hlly with sail, while pepper and a very thick walnut catsup. I'our over th> thick* ir-d I'.nivv, :?11 i> ii paste ?'ui an incision in th" e. Hire to allow III x'e.^fti In C.m ape, and lake m .i hot oven ()ih<Y cat sup mi \ lie ruliuitutcd for ihq v a!? ii>i? , if preferred i:o\st <;t it >: j V- '1' e| Illn-. I e lid ll ;/ll-?S|\ S:U;;c, di aw. wait well and v. ipo the insid" very thy with a i 1 < ? < 11. Ilave ready a chesiniii si iillin^, a . loilows I'et l a koo I : i/.ed shallot or union, ciio.i v.Tv line; place in a saucepan on the inn :: < Willi two t a Me - j-i m >a I u Is of hull"., a ml I i \/ at for i hi ? * in i li nt. ? without hrjlw ii in a, iheu add II.la ll f n!' a P<> Hid of V.ienl ;i;Lll - a-.i' avae, cooli five tninuic; lonvav, Iht-.i ii' il fen linciy chopped ni tish lOoins, iwilve well pounded, cook'd and in i|i ,| chestnuts, alii w. 11 together, season with a pin* h <>i sal', small 11iuch of pepper, half a saltspooul'ul of powdered th>nie and a teaspoon ful o|. lini ly chopped parsley. f. ( liist come to ;i heil, then add half an ounce of fieah Plead eruii'h>; with a t< w whole iiiok>-d i hestnuts. tni\ a'l together, heinu careful not lo hp aU t Itrt.ciUJhlrfn ilet coo! and (ill the i.onse with ii:e mixture. ('lose hot'i ends of the fowl, truss well, Kprtnkh) a pinch of sail over, env.lop in 'niisiercd paper i if desired ? and put lino a roustlMK pan. Cook for ono hour and a half, or until lender, hastinn occasionally Hemovo from thp oven, untruas; skim all the fat from the gravy In (ho pan, add a kIII of waior, lc( holl up well, strain ami sor ve. ITOU5E= Hold ISINT5 To revive (hi1 lustre of inninrro, or ;ui> other leather, J\l?|?l>" 'lie white of u;i rltk Willi a sponge. if alum is added to I he paste use I In ruv.1 tin;; boxes villi paper or mus lin molh ami uiiee will avoid (hem Itemovo llowi r 'poi Mailt!* from window Mils by rubbiuK with tin" wooil ashes, and tinse with dean v a e : In cii-fs of i ii lla ill ilia i ion of the slomai ii ai.d bowels. try < toi lis wrum; out of lien water in which a table s', ooiifill ol l ii i|'< ui i tie has heeii pui. \\ ii? ? n inakin-. rake hi a! your em;s t !vii (inxl'lv ate! tuu in the la*' fliiu-r lie! ore 1-aUilli;. < >. 1 e well hymen e*;.; will i;o a > la; a - two badly I>? ? a? t !i u n 0 *?', "by "Idalis assert thai h.ihetl |ot.i* toes ijhmh utiM'Jtpxis* than iliosm eook>d tu ttu.v o?tier way, and ih.vt filed one* i?ft* ihe most dlllh nil to 1! i 1; .:*(. 1; lit 1N111?. t? (> ( e:ispoonfuls o( Hlvo.'i lr.e \n 1121 o e 1 ab|e*iHioi)tul of linv WiMo;' Hill one toaspoonful 01' paregoric, yivi have an excellent i a..<le for a sort' throat \ hall cupful of i.iiilv added to a di.-dipati naif full of l.ni water xn i 11 h< loiiitd v? r> l.eneliei.i! it va>ui:i.A dishes. I' ;:i\< s the dishes a clean, 1 .Itisiled 1 i?)l 1 e II ?; the hardest v j 1 - : \- tiie hands from r iappiru. aad al.-o prevents a jiieasj miiii 11..in appea ?itis* on the iop t>? Mi-ii'? Ore**. I jkiiu 1" ? . \) ! uniiorniity or? luf. c i- 1/. d on mr 1. - di?>> throughout the . t\ili.-_J vii:!'1 A 1 ?>rft ??( tide of '? "% ie, n.i' ii, aep' nvor Kur.ipp, :ad ui.Tiy .? i.v.v- eostuine, lur_\ P < I!???siii!-; <;.:d '"- IW ill;-, has been mi'>tu -e v, i : 1, ! ? loi oiv.r, Now an I anai.\ e\e:i in London, there 1 Hvo been fair.t and pitiful attempts rebellion. Km it w 4 u loss to rihol.--ni.uk and White. A Young Men's Christian Assocla* lion building, costing $!>00,000, I3 poou to bo orected in Detroit, Mloto, U. S. DISPENSATORY Describes the Principal Ingredients Contained in Pe-ru-na. Are vve rial wiiiK ? ?>'? for IV runa when we claim it to lie an efTec live dy for ?hroiilc latarrli? Him' uf abundant priwif that IVriilin is in reality Midi a catarrh remedy I.i l im m < ulial llir tnited Stall** l>ih* pensat hi) iif the principal ln? I'l'll it'llI H of I V 1*111111. lake, for iiiMtanre, tin* ingredient hj i Ira si is < amidl'iinls, or golden *eal. I Ik* t ii? 14??t States l)lH|H'ii*atory says i>( this herhal remedy, that It is litrfcc?* l> employed in iIh- 11 rat in*'lit of <!<'? liraveil Milli ons membranes, ?hronic |-111111 (I?* (nasal catarrh), atonh' dys pepsia (catarrh of tin* stomach), clirotih intestinal latarrli, ratarrhal jaundue (tatarrh of the liver), anil in ilUi'Hsi tl iiiii< oii^ membrane* of the pelvic organs. It is also ri-ionimended for the trealmeat of various form* of Utscasj)-* peculiar to women. Ain/ther ingredient of IVruna, cory* dalis jforinosa, is < lasscd in (he tutted Stat<#< Dispensatory an a lonir. Ko also is rnhi'lis classed as a stoma* hit- and as a tonic for tin' mucous membrane*. (Vdron kcimIs in another ingredient of IVriiilrt, an excellent driiK tiiat has been very largely overlooked hy the medical profcK*lon for tin- past fifty year*. The *e<<i^ arc to in' found in very few dru^g xtore*. The I'jiSIc!! Stale* Dispensatory says of the action of (rtlroii that It is lined as a hitler tonic nml in the treatment of dysen tery, and in Intermittent diseases as a substitute for quinine'. Oil of copaiba, another iiiKreillen) of I'eriiun, Is claused hy the I'nited Stated Dispensatory an a mild stiinu hint and diuretic. It ait* on tlie stoin aeli and iliteKtinal tract. It act* as a i 111 ii I ii ii t on the ^cuito.urinary mem branes. tseful ill chronic cystitis, chronic dysentery and diarrhea, and some chronic disease* of t hv liver and k idney*. Send to iih for a free hook of teati inonials of what the people think of IVrunu a* u catarrh remedy. The hcHt evidence is (he testimony of (hone who have tried it, Pennia is sold l?y vnur local <ltu^ fcisi. Hny a bottle i(idav. I iiit) i lo It'll, the |a-U lints set did Keep | lie I'un'iiii u| Vital Statistics pretty hus\. I Miiladelpli ia I.e<|?jer. IIAltDHIIII'S OF Ali.MV I.IKK l.eft Thovmands of Veteran* With Kidney Trouble*. The experience of David \V, Mar tin, u retired merchant, of fiollvar, Md , 1h lust llkt thousands of oth rrf Mr. MarMi. pays; "I think I havo had kidnf\\ disease ovt!r Rino lli?> war Dtiriii} a 11 o n g a % e m t> n my horse fell 01 m-\ si mining k and liijnriuj. Iho kidneys. I haip3|>ern told I had a floating kidney. I luid lnten?t? j>;ii?? In the It ft e k, headache* and di;'.z> spells and the action of the Ma-ldr : was very Irregular. About three \eai> ago I tried I.Joan .s Kidney Fills, ami found audi great relief that I con tinuodv attd Inside a comparative!) j short time was entirely rid of kidney t rouble." Sold by nil dealers. E>0 rents a box. Foster-Mi lb urn Co., HulYalo, N. V. RFCIl'FS. A flood San 1 wl< h?A nice sandwich 1b mado as below: Slice graham bread very thin; spread it th'nlv with "mado" mustard; over thin, on ono slice, put u iayor of cottage or sour lid lit chooso; on the other sldo, spread thickly finely-chopped olives mlxo.l with mayonnalae, and place tho aliens together. For another, slices of rye bread aio buttered, apread with mustard, then with cottage rheete. and put the slice# together. Ham Muffins. ? Cream one-fourth cupful of butter, add gradually nearly threc-fourths of a cupful of cold ladl ed ham, ehopped fine, also a well beat en ogg; then alternately one cupful of Ciraham flour and one cupful of white Hour, sifted, with three tea spoonfuls of baking powder and a eiip fill of milk. Make In a hot. well but - tore.i muflln |sin about twenty-five min utes . Cheese Fritters- ('hei.-o fritters ran be concocted with a chafing dish It ml they are very toothsome '<> ;my elieeae lover. Mix four tableap\roii* of grat?M Parmesan elieese with tv\o !.i bleiipoous of stale breatl crumbs Ilea' four well and add t<> tltst mix tine. Seas ni with salt an i paprica l)rop from tip of spoon in small cakes on a hot, l> itt11 blazer Hrowu on on?i side, then turn an 1 brown ou the other side ,\ FIUFM) S I M\ T0*YCf?r*Oli1 Man Not Too <'!?.' to *.c rept ft foot] Pointer. "For the last ?0 >?ars," writes a Mainu man, "I've boon troubled with DvipopJTa1 and liver complaint. and h*v? trlsd about every known remedy without much In tho way of results until I took up the food question. "A friend recommended Grape Nuts food, after l had taken all sorts of medicine* with only occasional, temporary re lie' "This was about nine months ago, apd I began the (impe-Nuts for breakfast with cream and a little sugar. .Since then I have had the food for at least one meal a dn.v, usually for breakfast "Words fall to express the benefit I received from the use of Orape Nuts My stomach ts almost entirely free from pain and my liver com plaint Is about cured, I have gained iiesh, sieep well, can eat nearly any kind of food except greasy, starchy things, and am strong n^d healthy at the age of 70 years "If I can be the means of helping any poor mortal who has been troubled with dyspepsia as I h?ve been, I am willing to answer any let ter enclosing stamp." Name given by Poatum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich. Read the little book. "Tho Iloart to Wollvllle,'* in pkgs, "There'* a Ueg m" * ? ? TERRIBLE ITCHING Im /.cma Affct tcd Wliole fiyMi'ui?!'? able lo Heat Night or Day?Suf liwl I V?'ar??fufkura C'uroa. "I suffered severely for four yems from poison oak anil ivy', My condition wm M'iMiui, as 1 could not r**t night or day d: l he fi??a from a ??riiblc itching *eiisif lion tioin scratching on .u> i<.?n? i<? between thi* fingers, my feet and face I got the b?-?t of advice and treatment front a?fc dif icicut doctors xvi>?? were anxious to cure inc. One ol the doctor* told me that when the poison was cured, ec/cna (a wnric disease) woiil got | relief but cc/ema got a terrible hold on my Hvwlein. I wan about to give up all hope of j '?\ei being curod vet I could n<>t be recoil- ' eded lo such results, as iin health had been jfood a lid 11 ee Jrom any ui*casc all my lite Mv age ix ?^??nty thire year*. In my ex 11 emit v I happened to read of Cuficuia Heiuedies for skin dme?*e< C was anxious il)ou' my condition and dcured to evade ?*nv spurious imitation. 1 hi* was in duly, lfK?.'i. and I called on a certain druggist ft#r the Cuticura Remedies 1 bought five boxes Cuticura Ointment, also Home Cuti ma .Soap and Cuticura Pills a* I required them. In four week*' treatment my face wag smooth and the itchn.g gradually left my handK and feel and I could reat comfortably, for uliidi I am grateful and happy \\ , Field Cowan, Juatice of the I'eacc and Notary I'ublu', Hartly, Del., \1a\ lr?, MM! " A blow threatened \va? novr well V t* ii. ! t iiiitUi. StIiiiu1h t1* flic Blood. Mrandrcth h 1'illn are the great blood purifier. l'hey are a laxative and blood tonic, they act equally on the bowels, the kidncvK and the skin, thus cleansing the hvstein by the natural outlet of the body. They Htimulatc the blood so an to enable nature to throw off all ihorhid humor* and cure all trouble* alining from an im pure -late of the blood. One or two taken every night will prove invaluable. Ilach pill contain* one grain of solid ex- I tract of KAfHaparilla, which, with other I valuable vegetable product8, make it a blood purifier of excellent character, Mrandreth'tt I'ills have been in usg for over a century and are sold in every ding J and medicine etore, plain or augur coated. No ono over repented of JiuvitifX liclil liis tongue,? Italian. Only Ono "Hromo Quliiino" I hat is Laxative Hromo tannine, {similar ly named remedies Homeliine-M deceive. The hrst and original Cold Tablet is a White Package, witn black and red lettering, and bears the signature ol E. \V. drove. 25c. Alter ebb conies f!oml and 1'iieiids wit Ii o?.iod. Dutcli. _ Itch cured in 30 minutes bv Woolford'i Haiiitarv 'aition; never fails, .Sold by Drug gists. Mail orders promptly filled bv Dr. K. Dotchon Med.Co.CrawfofdsvilleJnd ft. When a man looks \vis<* il i* ^eritM allv time to bo<rin bein^ suspicions about his really b<? inso. Florida Tim. >- I n'.oii, Oartlehl Tea. the Herb laxative. nuV nii<t potent: take if to rcgulat" a ? liv.-i and lo ovcrcumi' rn:i?finat in ? I! I'. Stnilli iwreplM nominal ion fur i!11i? ?!' ni' iIn* \W*i?mii <i<il| A^soci ai i.?t?. I >ii] \ o n rcr In !;u l world's )>r?| ? r an 11 mil ? ??! 11 ii >1 \??u hnvv v i > 11 coviM <)!) tain ,i (I'l/.'jii cans ot Ni&o Ki'tl Sal mon, an Ai'sn Conk Monk an<l a <hii drlivrrcfl al jour freight, dopol prepaid? No? I'.eUtr look il uii. A man amm^ed in a London ronft of i)h;ainv was ref?'rr< il to !>v one ot the wUmvsr-K as "my son-indaw by n\v (li st if'*" BLOODHOUND and JUICY So JS 2 o . 5 cn u o _J .1? = z * 2 ?-fcJ (/), = ? c, cc: CO The Original "Break Plug" Tobacco. The Only "Adver tised Brand" of North Carolina. Flue-Cured Tobacco Showing a GAIN EVER.Y YEAR since introduced. "IMITATED IN STYLE BUT NOT IN CHEW AILIJsTG WOMEN How Many Perfectly Well Women Do You vKnow ? MIST OHACL E MILLER "I am not feeling very Hell," 'I ! HIU Ml IWtrVOUH it Settllitt US though I should fly."My back aches us t hough it would break." Mow often do you hear thes?* isi11i tic.ant expressions from w o m ?? n friends. More than lik?*ly you sp?*;ik the same words yourself, and there j is a cause. More than thirty yearn aj;o Lydia K I'inkhainof Lynn. Mush. discovered the source of nearly all the suffering endured by her aex. ''WomMi s Ills," these two words are full <>f more misery to women than any other two words that can be found in the English language. Htiddeh fainting, depression of spirits, reluctance to go anywhere, backaches, headache*, nervousness, sleeplessness, bearing down sensations, displacements and irregularities are the bane of woman's existence. The saine woman Who discovered the cause of all this misery also discovered a remedy. Lydla E. Pink ham'a Vegetable Compound made from native roots and herbs holds the record for a greater number of absolute cures of female ills than any other one remedy the world has ever known and It is the greatest blessing which ever came into the lives of buffering women. Don't try to endure, but euro the cause of all your suffering. 1 <ydin K. l'inkham's Vegetable Compound at onco removes such troubles. The following letters prove this : MR 5. wTr OR cT Mrs W, S. Kurd of lV.'iH l.nnMiuwne St., oaltiinore, Md. write* : Dear Mm l'nikliam; ' For fnar y?art? my life wiu ?t mi??ry to m<>. 1 Ktitr<*r?<i from Irregularithw, *np pivgsion, terrible dragging sensations and oxtrenin iiurvoiMiiHMi. i given up all Iiojhj of ever lieing well again when Lydia K. I'iukham'rt Vegetable Compound was recommended. It cured my uridine** and iiih<Iii m<? well and strung " Miss (Jrace K. Miliar, of 1213 Michi gan St., Huffalo, N. V. writes: Dear Mrs i'iiiklmni : ? whs hi n very bad condition of health gt'in'iulh irritable, itixsh, backache and nutfi'ii.vl fron .t f.-mminn wijtkinv* Lydia Iv Tin iam',6 Vegetable Coinpouiid, i'ur?l in?itfi?-f all otiifi1 iiirtili>?iiitM had failed/' What Lwl.it K I'inkhatn's Vcge table compound ?lid for Mrs Ford ami Miss Miller it will d<> for other women in like condition. Kverv suffering woman in the Fnited States is asked to accept the folluwiug invitation. It 1* free, w ill bring you health ami may save vonr life Mrs. I'inkham's Invitation to Women. Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to promptly communicate with Mrs. iMnUham, at Lynn. Mass From tin) symptoms given, the trouble may bo located ami the quickest and surest way of recovery advised/ Out of h?r vast vohfine of experience in treating female ills Mrs. I'inkham probably bus the very knowledge that will i help your case Her advice is free J and al\va\ t l.clpful. SAW MILL MACHINERY GINNING MACHINKRV. GASOLINE ENGINES. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS CRIST MILES, STEAM PUMPS Hverytiling in MACHINERY AND MILL SUPPPIES. HYMAN SUPPLY COMPANY OrriCES, STOKES. WAREHOUSES. Wilmington and New Bern, N.C, ADDRESS -MACH'Y DEPT. P. E I.MWOOD N I' RMF.lt I y.Kt We at* Urowrri and otfVr a (Inr uicirlinnil of AI'ITM I'K At'lt Kit, I'K tKH, <. I'liint*. Aprli utt .N oolai Inrt, Oh?"rr'??i (Iropevlnci In Iiwbw n Mur 1 ?u rnli.U o? ???!>?? rrirti'iir ranli, Ulrinvbrrrlf ?, ll'irif Hndltk, ? let au?i hii otra l??t lluiiiliff rtoi. fiplriutUl ninu iiuf ut K X AMENTA I, <*nil HH AI>K TitKR*. (IK^AHrVI'U, nifltl'HH A Si I? HKUOK Pl.AXTH W ?'l t r I'o r < u I ulwuii O la .1. It. W AT lil.NN A- II ItO.M I<11 ? lliluitYo PlGARETTE HABIT I Inn I ?)!?< < vci'i'd I I l 111* hit l?ll. 11 I ? ?l rlt'll y fin ui'ii ntctMl. .V 11 y v rflVrfiiff you wimt. II nf*/<???/(????? ?*>?* ?i? < Hjnrrttf ItuOll ' l?r. .1. M. II111 .Hi n ? 11 * So. 9-'07. USE TAYLOR'S Cherokee ?Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein fVwifrlltz I 'i/"i ri r?r?o Throat and I.uni? Troubles. Thoroughly tfctod VAHIJJIIS, V^UI<JSv L^?4Vjrippt, fl>r 80 y,.?ri. Au DniRglsli. 2?c, ?0o and ftl.OO* There'h nlw.iVH work Tim- workers. Ourtleld Tmii is made <?t Herbs -a tfi'eat faoiut iti it>. I'nvor' Take it lor constipat icii, lndif<'>stion and bver disturbances. Muar rtuteed Milder tin- l'nio K<>o l and Drugs Act. I'nitv is a precious <1 i;?lu??n?!? I i<i] vdays. KITS, St. Vitus'Da nee: Nervous Diseases per manent lytun<l by Dr. Kline's (ireat Nerve l{?*wtorer. fci trial buttle and treatise free. Dr. it. li. Kline. Ld./.M^Areli St.. Kltila., I'a. Yielory *rivcft no account of her ac tions.?Cuii is lli'1 l>alavi;\ii, Uti-fi \Vih;uMv'sH?>ot1iifitf Syrnpfor Otil<1re? f t li! t ?'iis t begums, red ucesiuHnnmia i '.on', allays wind colic, 'Jncft lrot tlo it' the time? don't suil VO??j suit votiiseU' lo I lie time.?Duteli, HICKS* CAPUD1NE CURES ALL ACHES Art<l Nnrvoamesf Trial bottle 10c At drug KorM OFFERED WORTHY YOUNG PEOPLE j (1 matter how lini| your iiH'uns or piiiioa ( tii>ti, If you wl-ih n j thorough Nr raiuintr ami position, writoto<lay for Our Grat llAlf-Kat? Offer. Mucous. nn<l )ir.ibal)!<? (OHTt'NK f^uiiran Itiili't ?!*? I?*.v tvrltc toilny. <; t.-Ai.A. i;us. ?;om,kui:, macon, qa. HOCLESS LARD The Uppermost Stand ard of Highest Quality fnsp?ct(ct by the United States Government Light SAWMILLS I.ATH AND SHINGLE MACHINES SAWS AND SUPPLIES, STEAM AND GASOLINE ENGINES. Try LOMBARD, Al';i'AS,A fotin White & Co. LOUISVILLE, KY. fctWMI?he<l 1S97 m?rk*l pr!c# paid for raw FURS and Hides. ( \ OOl OB CURLU G i v o a Oirlpl. Pcllof. P.fmovfj nil twellin}; in ?'! to days; e;Tect? * prrinntirol circ in jo to 60 tidvi. Tri.'itro.iM > t given free. Nothir gran I '?cr Wtlte Dr. M. H. Grcsi's i>c 'c. Soeolalistt. 60* r /ttliintQs. i Am n '?* iri'inrc.l til fll! fr l?r? f.?r m? C?l#brsl*'l PAHIUOE I'l.AS'T8 In nny <|ii.itiiil.> <lotlrc4 KAUI.Y .IFinSKV WAKEFIKLO-KarMmt onJ ban mre homier. mnall tj|>e. OH \ RI.ESTON WAKKFIFI.IV Al-oat ton <li???1.ltcr tb.ui Karlj dl>o .? ?uru btviUr of ttim ?lio. fcOCCRfifilON - Be?t kft^wn ?tire rnr(^t? of larit* flat later than CUarj?oto;i Tho?? plant* are from iho v#rr b??t to?|e I ?re !? and grown In (ho otx>n air nn<l will al.in'l upvpto i ?! I with, out InJiirjr. All or.ler* aro filled from th-> I -Mi that 1 <iiq ualnit for ni) fiU'JKi v? c?bl>*4e fai iu? S?l Ufai lloit tfuarautup J. Triee* f o. l> h?i\*. pvk?I in light BOO for ?I.OO, 1,000 to 5,00 ) ?t ?l,50 |nr M. fl.OJI to lO.OlO at #1.3.% p*r U ftpeeial prioot on l?r<T<?r qn&iitlttAi. All or 1 >?p? i?il<>>> 1 0. O O. whoa n H a?oonipM?ie I by retnilin ? CHAS. M. GIBSON, Young's Islam), S. C. CABBAGE Plants, CELERY Plants ami all kinds of frnnirn plant*. ? an now furnish all kiiul* of oal huge p nut*. #???>* n In tli<* oi?t*it air nlMl will Mat <1 wr? j?i o*?l<l <*rotvn fr in M'cdn i I th#? moM reli ihlo mhmIkiiioii. Wo iim* til** sunt* planisnn our tlumniiKl ?? rr truok farm. 1*1. i.i? ?;ir?.It.) > o< iintm) mi'i l> |uuki (I. ( ?? t? r\ lonely lnM |?i c. I mi ii n ai tl !?? ot planm, *miiu' (In ?? or ? nrllt r l<o?l? i Kpnratt s piomlx ?J w hi* li.w In n <'ff? ntlvo will *;l*o in Wi |?r n-iii !??*? thnti inorchui i1!4o ratt** I'ttos: hn.ill Ixtn |.i r lli(>iiMtiwt largo l? t j>! m? to $i.vr? i or ilnisaiul. K. M K. M? it A riinpf' n Nvhltc " |kliw* i in nmlirr SocU ?>? oni.tn jrr ntiiino, K ? I in, S. ('. 'I ho I'iUkI .* t n t? ? j% ui !? till nial I >?* i ail :?n-i.r lias oi?tnl>'Minl an I x 11 i nm ihaI Million ou < ur fr<iu ?, in u >,t all k irxls <>r \< m t?H> s rvt ,? ilal'y Cnl>l>afi<?. I In- ic.-uiii i t thi'sv ?.v|>crlii><'iii? we will I <? |.l<;?*r.l to rlvi- vi.ii nt t n < Yi.uis r. fully .V II Hl.l'IMI ? ?M ?MN V. SJ F.lil.i'l Ts s. (? Our *et.ic *n<l been told direct from our f.?t tury to user fr# A tMrtf of a century. W? ahlp (?>? examination an.I ami vfuAr* ani^e ?*tc itr? very. You are out nothing If not s?t!^ficU n? to style, ouality an.I i*; e. . ?* 34 YEARS SELLING DIRECT No. 756. Hike Wtjjou with Fine WiQff I>ash. Antomo. M!e Srnt au?! {* in. tiiM* >r t<vil Rubber llres I'ri< c complete, $$? 00 We are the Largest Manufacturers (a the World. ?ellln/ tv? the consume# riiluUveW. Wt n?f*Vc ?i 0 stylet ol VchltTc\, <*?'? tty.es of Uarrxn. Hmd (??? free i ?Ulr>jr\jo. F.IMutrt Cnrrlwge & Harness Mlg. Co. I'.IIfltart. Indiana No, 680- !r0 fr-cr?\ Iti.l viitln* W?fri l?M.? r<"t- I p\n. b it,,. ,i. The Roses Were Gone WRITE US FREELY and frankly. In strictest confidence, telling *U your troubles, and stating your i<e We will send you nun ADVICE, In plain MM envelope, and a val uable 64-page Book on "Home Treatment for Women." Address: Ladles' Advisory Department, The ChetteooocaMedSdwC*., Cfcittaaooga, Tenn. "I Was Pale" writes Mrs. H. C. Robinson (formerly Miss Hazel Upson) of DeKalb, 111., "as a result of six months suppression, following an attack of ?fever, that I never got over just right. I was weak and hardly able to get around. The best doctor In DeKalb gave me up and said 1 could not get well. Mamma was almost crazy about it. One afternoon a lady friend came to see me and told mamma to get me a bottle of WINE OF Woman's Relief so she got it, though she had little hepes of its helping. E'jt, praise Godl I had taken just three bottles, when I was relieved and began to get well right off. I kept right cn taking Cardul and now ! am well and strong. I feel that I owe my life to Cardul ,tnd will never be through praising it." Thousands of ladies have written, liko Mrr. Robin son, to tell of the wonderful relief It gave. In the various forms of female usease. For such trouble as headache, backache falling feelings, nervousness. Irregularity, mls< placement, etc.. you will find Cardul of true and lasting benefit Try It AT ALL DRUGGISTS IN $L00 BOTTLES G100

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