The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 31, 1907, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextNothing I Ate Agreed With Me. I .MRS. LKNOKA BODENHAMI'N. Mrs. Lenora liodcnhaiuer, K I l> I, Hox 00, K.en?on>vill?- X. wi?????. "I suffered .with hlotmtrh Intuhlf and indigestion for mine Iini**, ai>< 1 nut-in ? that I ate agreed with in.e I w;i* \ft> H?i*vott h und experience I u tf*ntiiii;d feeling of unennf iu-mh n I t?><>!? luedirlno from tii<? doctor, nnt^jPd.d in'1 it < gQ0d. Y "I found in one of youi/ IVnsn.i hook* ? description of my *ymptoim> I 'hen Wroto to J><\ Ilartiu.'.n for udvire ||? jgaid I hud ??alnrrli < f the ntom;uli I 'ook jrMurni un<l Maiiiiiin and followed H:?* di,* reitioiw und I'iiii now *ay that I (n well u? I over did i "I hope that nil who are ftillitU'd w.lh the same fevmpt/'inft Will ??l<e I'ernna, as if ha?j certainly *>n t'fil ntf," The above is only one of hnndiedn woo have written aimtlar letter* to ))r Hart man. Ju*t one Hii<h ??*?-?> U? this on 11' l<-< Fcruna to .the <and(d Vontidera)ion <?( ??\ery onfl ennilaily afflicted. If thin I at true of the testimony of one person '.vlnit ought to ln? the testimony <?( liundli-Ih, yen thousands, <>i hone-sk, * ii?:<*;r people? We have n? our nie.-i 1\ great many otu?r testimonial*. Pcnttia is fn|?| 1?\* your 1 ? ><?:11 <<11 jjiiit. IUiy t\ holt If I oriil V. So. 22 '07. MICKS' I! CORKS ALL ACHEO Ami Ncrvoimifit Trialboltta 10c Atdru2?Jpro lit! \\ho aliaililoli.-. liis Jiimr 1.:! i ? 11> -. Go?l fon-ukft liim. Spiuii-Ii. ? To i III )'?'??* <? I )"? 1 1 ? , I( !| I :i!.r r 1 field T< i d.iiiy I"' .i ? i:? .. ( lilnod. rr:uUf-:itr! :m t chronic it i I ?ii ; i -, ,ii.| ? ' - l.i noo'l! c.h !:c 1J 11 ,i , - ii. . , I-, ; ;,h . , , *ua?iitii*. I h/m!' I I i." I'.I... | | ill., I Law. ij.-i. !?/-M IV.i < . i . ft. . L' u, \ . Thoimn liitlctt twir > |>\ r r.i hi t Jiuii'-t^anu'il ilia! riiifd 5>?i-? w<.? t'.| hn fatal, Mr" I'-mvI!. of Ha'h. i;*r: land,'Ti'fnso | to nai-( ultli 1 h? ? niirnal. J->ht* was bitit'ii a^.uii, biooil j?tiimi n?? net in and dfaiU froiu h?.tii fallum followed. MlACIvA* 111-: IS KIKVKV \M|i;. Cur<? Hie Kidneys And 11 if I'ain W hi Never Kotuni. ' Only tn ?? way i<; <n;<- kt back. Cine tin1 eauM-, i li?? Iti? ? riwuif and; t il < cures mudo by Dor.i'! Kidney I'lll-;. .lohn (' Cullman. a j-i;>min">if ni'.'ntKUil t>!' Swains I boro, <!a , sayj;: " fVii several yours my kid noys wore affvlod and my back a<'.hmI <lny and night. I v. a languid, immvouk an 1 .Jr larno in tho mornini;. Doan's Kblm y Pills helped ino rlRht nwny, mi l 111?? groat relief that followed ha.; Uvea porniftnont." Sold 1 >y all dealers. r>0 cruii . a box. Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo, N". V. Although llu-re have l>r.mi i"!! \ ? :i: ot' ('ln isl ianil v in tins eonnliv, tlu-i are still some |><???j?!? ? w 11 >> w.-ini \ occupy t\VO M'ills 111 a r-1 I '?<? ( ?-,l! . / Hslt itnore Sun, FITS,St. Vitus'Dnwe i a-vi >n.- IJinr i ?> - pf nmnontly cuml by 1>i Khn<*'s t treat ^? -r\n Restorer. trial bottle mul ttr? ? . Dr. U. U. Kline, hd.,U-'il AroliSt.. Plain., I'k Thoio art' subjects upon whali iw cannot reason; we ( ..a >?n 1 t<\ !. Itoh cupvI In mbi'ito* bv Wo.'f .-.v* Banitnry Lotion. /Nwor tail*. At-i: Huvers aie o>teeuai!; ?? 1 n ? <lr oss are ?I? nu? <I.- I 'iani'M'. 'I ll 110 I'll .' He \\ ??!i' ?? ii I ? rradu.it rs ip?..->.r i ili.? at org;: it? an 1 la in;- i. 1 i i. ? ?!i' V tmI i'\ < * 11 ?.i I i. , r. i?!.;< a, . i. toll Sy tl.iv' I T1IA Vi:i/l.\(; HINTS One of th.* il'si- iinfi'i t ; i?f T.f. ' 1? tho ?liniruS:; on?' ?? \jr i<? i' ? standing i;r walking i.i a ma; !i? tr.i n. Th<> ???? : ? ? ii in alio*'. ;s; the body 'o <-wa\ v. "h ilo' mo ji : ?? tho c?:??. 11... kne< <- h< 'in: *-li^'utii> 1 ???? and tho :'?-oi ??!; ? ! ??. far a ? ? Thoso who lir.l ijililfi:!:; in i'iviIim: on an :?li v.i? t m r. p;ol':: the oxpork n<o of salesmen and nlo travelers, who :a i:-t upon having !??-? j bod ma-It! up v illi tin- lo ad toward-; i iho looonmllvi . .h si why th ? J should malic saopin:: ra.Vior ir. u< . explained, bat tho plan is lr:*V" rorfwn mended. Pains In the head afier rouPr-r <>?: i tho ears are duo :o an unusual slr t1-. j upon the muscles of the or*. Try the plan of reading for ton m'.r utes nnd then for five, reviewing v.h .* j you have road. ,A\ you wUh to ]o"'< ! out of tho wjndow, look out of th-' j one on the otrjcr elde of tho car, ff.r ; to look out of :he one next to yc : p. will re$ulr? quick change* of the c ?> I which ?ro extroaoely fatiguing."?' New York Prega. NOT 8 EN TIM E.N T. He: "Oh. pleaus, Mllo. Jeanne, (V oot cftll mo Kr. Diirund." She (coy)y): "Oh. but our acquaii. h Mice ir.iu short- Why thoulU 1 n??t cell you that?" "Well, chiefly heciuie nu SAN J?UAn CISCO'S i'OlutlCAL ?AKl'HUliAKE. !i'!!Vn UV ??>?' llHlfHtUipoliH NOWH. DEARTH OF MHH Full THE MINISTRY ; !)i? -f.ni:i 1!i? ]t<lit liy tit.' ito:u-<l i?)' I <ht< mi ion lo I !;?? I'ri'th* (('Hull < .VlM'l i*l nil*l v. ( ? ItiMwiiiv, < 'til /. In iis I'-poi f 11) [ >li - l'i i ;'.i I XvscoiuLly . ' il ?' I: 15.; r! I :?-;i !!('<.i , ;i iii ii:-" i ( :i i i i i 11 :i\v;irr li:;? i ? i i i< i. I ?? r?* of tile lo oh-MH : i.l <i-'' lifi ? i.i !()<? nnin!>?M nnil I ?i . i11" < ; ' .?> Jili'.soiil inu ? . *?!'.' ? ?!<.' i: 111 ? i ^ 11- y i " H i :! t>; ? '*;: ??? ? .i? "i*?: ol' c-.J ui :i I ion oi ? >!l ! :? ' "in ".''il Itli- )?', 11 i ? !. i. > * I ? -?'M'J l..i! In ? v;i ii ho! ? it:;? !'.i" iiilll'r; o s>i l h id ;i t? ? .i *v ? i < li -'/inniu-j, to Ik-.' i . * !r in mar,. 0..:.. ! > iI'l" laaMlilv ?if ? 11 ? ? ,.v/ j,, ^. . | (,,, ],;..,v| | y |;i> hi ( ill.-'. .'.It .! ? i;. i i : 1 In. i,.ni ts' i ' . ' i' s!,<i< \;t .. si <? ii-'? lo.' ! 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M V' ? . ?I M- ? a j:,- ' ' * iro' ) . *i ?> I' r i . .... i ' l i ' ? . a ', ' Ii ? ? m :. . >r . . ; i'. a i<> i V v ? ? M, v lo, \; a'. ? . ' . it. ? . i r.ii i n l'iOinilM'Dt Kvfttr't Half ir r?7 }*C4rie old. KU\ia:?? Mna.M t : j:- ' ioji?. ii?? >'*? i-; ill ifcat liVO vn!??U i half oawlM li 1 tU :>;? the ^.UiSplrtai: o; \ the ; Stc:etui,*' **f i !'?* Tf??:;s *.;?/ ^ ': ' Will IITfihl il h.l'Uiy Ol 5Ti,''I; > * it?* J'H jn f.x?Mi>. ??? I i*.\* l.;t. i ! Tiaut k on.ji.m.. . ){eMv>Auf\)itai Kvhiis, ? oJiwau;? in-1 Jn-r'.tlef oi ti'.?? tU? the l'iliitil :a!J ? h?c,? fc?: * j t???u in Atlantic i ?*4 FfCWs, . . ^ I *. ^ ? ?sr.-~ - MORALS OF NATION BETTER, SAYS ROOT s.-rrVI,,IV of Stale Tills Villi* Why lli< ( ilii-iiN of Cnlt.d States Mmiilil Up Optimist*. New 11yon, Conn. fciihu Koot, .?ii'f'icliirv hi Sijitc, el?? 11 vered ( ho last 'll I lie h"l jef; il) lli(< WilliilUl iO. llOlK'O < ?#11 i*yi? r.f )i>. i m Yule upon "The 11'vi-.11.11iy11?(111 y ,,f American Citizen ship" I lopefn fijesy, Me. I {<1 r?f said. was "" "f tile plainest duties of r iti ? iislii|i. Pessimism lie <>ai)??<! a crim inal wrfikncy: Then he proceeded ' ? ?ho\V li V reference/ to the hi.'Uoj-y Stales wh> liiere was 'a use for any except ;,n opti mistic \ icv. of |?t> 1.11?- and civic on. *1 it ions:. Mi- found argtimcnu to fetp I ori his theory in the attitude of t|,.. I.uMIc iovarii 11 iisls. and toward ihe practice i>i railroads of j.*.ivini* rebates end manipulating securities and in 1 'le change in the lilcl||od of VOtifJg. ? !e also nave it as his opinion I ha 1 1 li" '.;ii'iii mass of ill.-' lalior elassrs <;t i In- conn i r.v \vei e in favor of pr< s ? r,' i nndi1 ioiiH as against socialism. itapo.-; *bli\" suid Mr. Knot. '?> read an aer.i-int of tin- life of the ? 'pi ? ?>! any < l\ili/.. d country wi11* I lulin;.: ;-n amazing dop.re of ' ?_ '??!(>?. <;! oppression, of Inimoralitv, : :'M! Ie| ? ,,,??!. j 1'? "I' eor.iia'M right. wliii h * ' lit ;;i! I \- d ele a A a V V il il "Ml laihonds ;-ave special rates t-ipp- . C:ii i v > i>arn act That ? ? h" ? ?ii !i v, form of <??;inp:*t and e'<m pel it iop not or:|v was I tut! ti d . toil it v.a;; enjoined |.v . and a; 1 ' <' * n 11 ? I to lesirain i' v<a-\ ;is i. U'(\s i". unlawful. Hi re ' at v.-ars. hov.a Vim . t Ji?.' public has an appie; ia I inn of the |,i,.a 'eat tl:es" '.real public agi uci" ?, ? ' have had < <>nI-?. ii d ui on i h ? ? m i ? I; ? i :?:(;{ of .mm in- n- doaiain :<ud per- j e ?ti'.al I rauejifv; s i. > i-n:: I !r> i !?????! to j *? a public rerviee, ctnnoi give ? -<>? > : :t i 1 ' 1 ' : men V itl o ;i doin ? j-i- j <" ? h"r men. The ]e:;son of j ? 11' ? is that t'i" piaM"cul ion? and j I' 'II V if-I intl" f O Violation of t ': e A JJ? i ??'a t e law iliin ^s which were j|i ver I :eard of thirty \eaia ago -are not ? \ id' i ce I hat >ve ere growing worse, ?i! I v.l'ence I I.. I, \\ ?? J|| .. !? I'llW III g bet that o n- government in applying a .nguer standard of jusiico 111 tho control of public nt IIit let;. "this satno thing la true of tlm ii,i?n:y*,enient or corporations and tho inaiiif.nlatloii of securltles\ to which i'd i ?'ii? ion has recently hern called : arph hy t!.?? t sthnoi.y li??forr 1 )io I ati-i si a;?? C.vnniereo Commission re rdii:?; the r?-">r.gauization or tho Chi ?'ago a ad A liiiii Kailioad. Thirty op lo.'i.v years ago, when th? manage, in ?; f of the I'lle Railroad und tho N'lantie and (Jrea? Western and tho I 'iio;i i'at !l:c Kailnv.d attracted itul> i.r attention, t'.ie things done hy cor p irate inana I'.iM's were so mimcIi worso ihat i he Chicago and A! i ;irVa:r woulfl ie>I ha.e received any no. ? i I"' i a i 1 road w r>ic? ? r was a coin niou ' * "e of railroad manager, and thn i d 's did not go nun a heyond tho \ !i.*.-do;i Hi o; diiiiiry forgery, larceny ..id J rand a' t ciu law. Now, nil ? e .? a hi .he. wianda;d, iijuch is prop li'iv ci;liiii!inned which beforo paK^ed without not ire. ^ .' la pevfertly safe to assort that 'he riandaid of probity and UtieUty ? I '>:i.r the co: poration managers of : ? cnu!itr> is liighei no v.* than it ever ? Ve-.?;j, an ! y.>t there Is more coni p:a.nc now \hau there over was bo : 'C our iiii/ens demand that a :??? ? rigid rule et morality ohall ho ?' 1 * * d ii ? statute and by the courts ?' ?' !M ;>d ;11 i11 ? 11 a? i\ e supervision ilie> i m i.i.'r! ?? c. hi:, idored ncccs e\.? of i he formation of : ? v' I'!' eons uueut crushing of 1 !'?!'. i ;i; . . I . s : | |r I io!| of oil t pl| i a till ? i?! pi ices, and of in.? iaws ' ! ? "ila;> : a? a:. <?' ?:,;i ii-tU'l." he added. , 1 ? ? -i m :a ? imi: . i! ??-.igned for tho | .i 'o<" i., set >;ai; fair treat i as ?o e.,ip",i?\ . wages and 1 ?'"? ?! eo:;!,;i>:i ? > t work, are ' ' '' i at ??!' d.-a ' i>i'M)i? io put up ?? .i >fiiit pr..finci.i,)ii and drive i ? Nv en pvi 11 |,t|| . IJea.J i ill li: -l s nine. 'i. i.e.; / . ; I be liv. p; j. o wlrit'il ha3 ' 1 ? - ."?'??I l?>< Held b a n; all win ? r, ? ? r.?e a . i a v v, ,e. i{ S a.?? a ? (? I,,,.. -.: a ol . - " ? i'"!.! i-.- .i .. d .tcin^ , heir iu:?'o 5 ' ^ t*r.s:aj?t? i.?o airaost ? < 1 ? i?' s;oc.{ ne.e "|a iin \ . "par<<il:iM.y, :i ? '' ? ? i a;.' I '.ve. v amplainta uf i" I I ? nitasiie .Nfitcji. > h-r- haw ii vaili in London?* ?o is.it/ : ***. uiffJtcd wblU u ;n:a-,ju,' . * '?"???? - Asiea.ateil Aluronce r.Cf.ir.i c..im. vt. , olaoted at piv-ojeu; iv i aiucr? of New j o.. . ?!W. ? > . ? ?u t Ii Ht the '? I' ?. .?%' tv Ji -V'. Il):) n?o ??? sat ?: .io. > . ?? i. ,y , T.plo at tiio ? ? ?*. ?* uno.: na H i f. i . / ? thM )? am ufi*t i'i ass Cliiu una u t0 jiTioj htr riM9M. IRI8H HOPEFULNESS. fkire, Thing# Are Never 80 Bud but They Might Be Wone. Tii.! Irishman sees ever) thing ihrt/ii>ii rose < olored k1h8m?8, hh) s a writer in the Guidon. lie Is sup ported, too, by u Hi in plee, sturdy faith, * npirit nf r.iblmiatUju And unwordll iiirs.i worthy of the halm* of old. The dread blight had fallen on the fields in most of thy district whero w 1; were vlaltliig in' Ireland, the potato vine* hmlfc limp and brown. No word of complaint was Hpoken, and when the likelihood of famine wua mentioned tho un?wer camo: "Danger, ma'am? Yes, there la, In deed, hut. (iod is Rood. Hull find K w ay." So, too, about the hay. The sum mer had been terribly wel, and for days the new mown hay had laid on the ground. !t was an anxloua time. "What will you do," I said to Mike, "if thla weather keeps up? Your hay will Hurely bo ruined." "Oh, pleaao (iod, tt won't keep up," ho answered. "He'll Bend us a bright day booh, J.ist to ?ee how well we'll UBe It." r. "What a glorious night, Mikey," 1 said to ? h?* b?/y, art he and ! and the donkey drove Home uuder the Auguat moon. "A flno night, indeed, ma'am. Thauka be to (iod for giving It to us!" i hoy showed uh, on the road to tow,, a gentleman's place Whoro* in a stret< h of what not long since had evidently been -thickly wooded land, Btood stump lifter stump of giant trues. Four or five years ago, when tho winter was exceptionally long and cold, tho peasants suffered from Bcarc iiy <if peal. They begged this landej proprietor to well them wood, offering not only to pay hi? price but to fell the trees and carry them off. j|e re filled. Again and again thoy begged, for the .suffering grew Intense, but ho would not let his baud bo marred. One night there came a wind so frightful that It seemed for u i|mo tf (ju> "l?ia wind' were blowing again, in tiio morning 1 !:?? highway along this proprietor's domain was Impassable. Huge trees, blown te> the ground, lay acrof;s the road for a dlf -.'anee of two miles, and the forest beauty was a tiling ?.f tho past. The town author' i it by; ordered ti?e obstruction cleared away, and the peasant;) got for noth ing more than tliey had been refused for ]ia y. 'Twhs the band of God was In thai, ma'am/' 1 was told, "for, with all- tlie wind, not a poor man's rot was banned, nor another tree- on the conn tr.\>ldo only those. God always looks aiter His poor." llKCU'Eg. Graham Pudding. One mp of rais ins, <1 atid chopped. I rup mo lii-s.-s, 1 K-aspoonfwl M?da, disaived i'i I seam cup sw'eet milk, 1 2 tea ? u'.al L' cupfuls graham Hour; stea 111 three hours; serve with sauce Swiss KgKS.- For every egg allow 2 ti-a'ipi.ous g-.-ated rhee.se. 1-2 teaspoon b.liter, salt and pepper to taste. Take a small dinh that will stand the heat if nun. spr.-nd with butter, then half the grated cheese, break eggs caro tin! > a.- ?< r pi-aching and slip on p!a:o o. r cheese, s;lt and pepper, cover j x ? '!? < hake i'i minutes in hot o\ i-j;. met Pressing.?Shell, blanch **? 1 'I boil three tea cupfuls of cheslmt ) ; w hen soft mash thoroughly, add a half t'aspoon c?f butter, one heaping tea* spoon j.;iIt, two-third teaspoon pepper; mix t \< o cupfuls dry, finely pulverized bread or cracker crumbs with one half teacupl'ul melted butter, then add tho seasoned chestnuts. This quan tity will be sufficient for a 10-pound turkey, us tho body should bo only two-thirds filled with the dressing. Stewed Figs.?Into an enamelled saucepan put one pound of dried flgs; aJ.d ono pint of cold water and stew until the Ijgs are quite tender; then carefully remove them, and add one quarter of a pound of loaf sugar and tho thin rind of a lemon to a juice; when the syrup is thick enough add the J a ice of on? lemon, put the cooked ii*s info the syrup again and slew for ten minutes. Can he serred with er< am. Turtle Soup.?Have water in boiler boiling and drop in turtle; let boil a few minutes, for that helps loosen tho flesh from shell; take out and run a sharp knife all around; cut up clean and wash thoroughly; cook until ten der, season with salt, pepper and an onion or eelerv if liked. AT THE COXCFORT. "What dill you think of that selec (Ion "Woll," answered Mr. C'umrox, "1 inust say, it sounded very much bet tor than tlu> name of it looked on thy program."?Washington Star. In spite oC irrent e\pe< lations, de natured alcohol is nuitiina a poor sec ond to molasses. ? St. Louis Pcmoeiat. f 1)R. TALKS OF FOOT> IVes. of Hoard of Health, "What shall I rat?" is the dally Inquiry tho physician is mpl with. I do not hesitate to say that. In my judgment, a large pcrcjntage of d r case la caused by poorly" selected anl Improperly prepared food. My pe. iional experience with the fully-cook,A 1 food, known a.-* (?rapo-Nuts, enables nio to speak freely of its merits. "From overwork, T suffered several yearsi with malnutrition, palpitation of the heart, and lo:;; of sleep. Last Rummor I v.na led to experiment per sonally with tho _nt w./tood, which I used In conjunction with good rich row's milk. In (a .abort time after I commenced Ua use, tho disagreeable r.yuptoms disappeared, my heart's no tlou becams steady and normal, the function* of the etomach were prop erly carried out find ! again ??ty. r.? soundly end a* woll as in Ay youth. MI look upon Grape-Nats at * per* feet food, and no one can gainsay but that It hat a most prominent place in a rational, scieatlflo intern ot feed* ins. Any one who usee this food will soon be convinced of the sowadnees ot the prlnciplo upon which tt ie , manufactured end may thereby know I the facte ee to ite tr?o worth,* Bead, I "The lload to WeUvm?t* It P*f*? fIW I r- -v ii!* riWa.qji im - ? ---w _ . eighth-Year old woman cureo ' Had StiffiTi-d ToHurei From itlieu iiuitUm For 240 Year*. No matter how long you liaye been nick, fto matter how ducoureged you arc from having tned *0 many remftdice ih vain, ther* is flit laht ho^e of A complete cure for you. The uew scientific i#uuuiy ItL?uiua Cfde, ha* I'ureiViiunHieda of cue? of UWeu maujju, Sciatica, (Jout, C'atayrh, indiges tion, constipation, Ltver and Kidney Trou hie, La Clrlppe and Contagious Blood Vouhju, after all other remedies kave (ailed. Rheumalide cured Jewee Kaueaty and J. F. feline. of Baltimore of terrible cases of Rheutoatisrn. after all tbe specialists at the famous John* Hopkins lloepitul bad failed. Rheumacide cured W H, Hughe*, of Atkjne, Va, after noted New York doc tort baa fafled, Hera is ? cg*? of a woman flighty year# old who was cttrad by Rhauniaoide after uh* had 8hff*rfc4 for twenty years: "HighPoini, N. July 1?. "After suffering lot ab6ut t(> years with Inflammatory Rheumatism I waa induced to try a bottle of Rheufnacide. After tail ing one bottle X have felt five yeer.? younger. 1 am new 80 year* of age, and With to testify that I believe Rheumacide ie tha voet remedy for Rheumatism. And I heartily recommend it to all who are suffering with any of tha forma of this dread disease. "Very truly, ,/Mm Mart K. YV?i.?oa*. Your druggist sells and recommends Rheumacide. The Ktrength of empire is in relig ion.?Hen Jonaon. SULPHUR BRINGS HEALTH. PurlAefe the Blood tine! Cloned Up the Complexion. Everybody needs to tuke Sulphur nt thiij rieason. Nothing like it to purity tin? blood, cledr up the complexion ami remove "that tired feeling." Hut the only wuy to take it is in liipiid f irm. Hancock's Liquid Sulphur taken internally is the Ix'ut Spring tonic. Applied externally Hancock's Liquid Sulphur quickly cures Kc/.eina, Tetter, and nil Shin Diseasea. Hancock':?, the ot.ly Liquid Sulphui, Oiulmc.nl, removes 1'iuv pie8, Blackheads and Sores, and gives a beautiful aot't, velvety akin, i'our druggist sells it. It euied I'M ward 1). llcrnng, ol Fredctk'k, M<l., of a bail case of Kczema. and lie writes: "My face is as smooth as an infant's." All about Sulphur llooklot free, it you write llatiouck Liquid Sulphur Co., Balti more. The path of duly i* l!io p;tili oL'j xnJ'ely,?fjeinmiti | A Lazy Liver May bo only a tired liver, or a starved j liver. It would be a stupid as well as I savage thin# to beat a weary or starved mail because be lagged in his work. So j in treating the lagging. toVi/.d liver l( is j a great mistake to lash it. with strong ! drastic drug-. A t'irpid liver is but an indication of an ili-nouri-.hed. enfeebled body who.'." organs are weary with over work. Start with tie1 stoma b and allied organs of d'^e- ' ou and u?11ri*i*?t?. I'ut tliem in working tinier and ttn how j quickly your liver will I?i*cii?r.?? : Mive. ' Dr. I'ierce's (.olden Medical Discovery has made many marvelous cures of "liver j troublo" by its wonderful control of t'l* j organs ot digestion and iiiitniinn. Is re* Moica the normal activity of the stoluach, 1 Increases the secretions of the blood-mak- j Ing glands, clean."-/* the system from p?.i- j irtMtons a?'?,n:i;,.?iavtit:A, aiel ivSi?<< - too ; livr <:f tie1 burdens Imposed upon i: ly ! the defection of other orprajis. If you ItAve bitterer had taste tn tbe morn- ; Inj.'. poor or/Ovrlaldt? as tjetite, ctaie.i t?, foul breMb. colistij?&tod or Irregular fcow c: j fee! wi-ak, ea'ulv tirod, <V" '? D*ii<lcnt. frequent ' headache*, pain or d 1st res^ti "small of back." j ffwiwintf or dl^xre-se<l teenfqg In stomach, t l>erlmi/s nausco.^"risinsfWo i throat after eatlr.ff. and klnfti^tt symptoms ' of weak stomach and torpid liNJk no clne will relieve you more promptly or c ;ro Tqn tiiorC. nT-Tmuirntiy Tbnu T>ocu_? r?GTden Medlcar*T)T&covcry. 1'erbaps only n part of the above symptoms will be present nt one Hula and yet iK>hit to torpid liver or j biliousness and weak stomach. A void r.il j hot bread end biscuits, Kiidfilo cakes and ; other InUlgestiblo food and take the "Golden | Medical Discovery" refftilarly aiul stick to Its | us? tintll you are vigorous and strong. Tho "Discovery" Is non-secret, non-alco- J hollo. Is a glyceric extract of native medlel- ; rnl r<K>ts wltii a full list of Its ingredients j printed on each bottle-wrapper and attested | miller oath, lis Ingredients are endorse,I t and extolled by the most eminent medical j writers of the age and are recommended to cure tho diseases for which It Is advised. Don't accept a substitute of unknown ] composition for thl? non-secret mkdicink OK KNOWN' COMPOSITION, pi'outh said 11> cause many sui- . t'ides in Mexico. ECZEMA COVERED BABY. Worst Case Doctors Kvcr Saw?S.11f- j fereil I'ltioUl Misery ? l'orfoct Cure by Cut intra ltrnietlies, "My son, who in now twenty-two years ! of nge, when four months old brj.i'ii to j havo eczema on his ftue, fpreadsiig quid ; rapidly until he was nearly covered. lV.e j eczema was something terrible, and ijie I doctors said it was the worst Mise tliey evcv I f&w, "At times his whole body anil f.ico j were covered, all but lus feet. 1 used in. ny j kinds of patent medicines to no avail. At j last I decided to try (.'utivura,whin n y buy ; was thre? years and f?>nr months old. hav ing had eczema nil that time and sufTorinjj { untold mivory. I be-j.in to use ail thieo j of the l.'utioura liemedies. lie *\a.s better I in two month*; in six months he was w *11. | Mrs. 1!. L. Uisley, rtorinr.nl, N. II., U.t. j *21. 1W0J." The tears of llio ni^lit equal the i smiles ill' t'if day.?Kousseau. CETWEtN SEASONS. T?s?? Need Willi li Spring Mrlng* to 1 All, mid How It is Mot. That, lifter t>io limg and wearing si initio j With Winter, tlicie is need of a I e\ itali.'ir,^ j agency of some sort, the almost universal j demand fur wlmt is popularly known ;.s a I "spring medicine." would serin to indicate. I l'fopln feci. without doubt, that there has j boon a drain on their vital force*, and thai j thoy aie not up to the standard of health j and strength required by the demands <t da:l\ life. I hoy want a spur, a tonir, an > inviir.irant. and they look forward to the lw/mi *?)( Vitniiitnr vr;l li *? in ? rpjir ?? % in*i dreading the further call that if to be made j on their already impaiml foiscs. In fact, 1 thoy went a Spring medicine. *And the want is natur-il, and. fortunato- j lj. ** naturally supplied. Nature ha-? pro- } v?de<l Ibc moans, apt! &cien-,o l as applied j riieir.. In Vugcr*n Mirsapnnlla with t'e'esy, ! n found a cotnhinotiftn, which. whil? of 11-.o i greatest gonerr.l valua, i? especially adapted ! to the needa of the won ken od phynicn! mn- f dition which follow Win tor and precode* ! Bummer. By^purifying and enriching th? ! blood, atrengthening the nenca, giving restful aleep, creating appetite, and aiding ; dlgeation, Yager's .Sarsaparlllft with Celery j builde up the entire system And restores it | to iU maximum of health and rigor. So j effectual ia it. so unrivaled in It* sphere, that in thousand* of families ita uee baa be come aa regular as the recurrence oi the ?<mom. It ia "par esceNtncv* the Spring wrilriwe. All dnagziate Mil it, 90 eta. % ?N^4 On MISS JULIE FLORENCE WALSH WOMEN SUFFER Ma uy worn fa ?tif)Vr iu silence and drift ulOLg from bad to w or&e. know lug trelf that they 0?: pM to I? a immedipt* a?*ifttam?. kfotf {unity wvinen do VQl' frnoo ?*ho (Uk- perfectly wHi and K-' 'i hoI'ausc may be t?fial!.V tra<.???! lu aotue /?minine Sera^i*'" whudi manifest# itt?lf in d< pree->i<'i) of ?ipiiltfc, reluctuncc* to anywhere or do uuy\hlug, b*ukache. di'uffffinff ^V^satioUc, oatultttcy. ijervoi:MH?i, a/j<l Mlaeple^tieas. The???^vn*utomi> arr 1 <?it warn ink* that there* I* n a offer ali?a<i. aiid fes8 he?dftd, ft lifr e>f au tYeriti/f f'i' fi R^rioua operation J* the inerilahle rwujf. xhe byht remain for fill theao symptom* in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made from native root* und herbs. No other medicine iu the country has received such widespread and unqualified endorsement. No other medi cine hug huch a record <jt cures of female ills. M i*s J. F. Walhh, of 328 W. 36th St, New York City, writes:--"I.ydia IS. 1 inkiiHin s Vegetable Compound )i rh been of inestimable value in restoring my health; 1 buffered front female illness which caused dreadful headachee, diziinesH, and dull paina iu my back. ???>< Vour medieino soon brought about a change Itt my yenerul condition. built the up uud made mo perfectly well.'' * jjydiii K. Fink ham's Vegetable Compound cures Female ('onip'iiints, such us Hueluichc, Falling und Displacements. Inlktmmution and I leorti "ou.aud organic disease?. J t is in v-UnaHU' i>> preparing for child-birth and during the Change ?<f !,!fe. Itcnr*s Kervoiu? I'rost rat ion. Headache, cnoral Debility, und invigorates the wholo system. Mrs Pinkhnm's Standing Invitation to Women ??.*.t^riiV*n Z5!''^4 r'r,*> ^>'oin any form of female weakness are invited to 'inkhum. at Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free. write Mrs. I ?fcnr'.wnwjM! < ania We can'( all lit* i li-li There is no tiinl<-iiyinjr; Hnt this rhcl, true1, Won 'I lv??:?:> us 111mm tryinj?. mm LATH A!!0 S!II!!3I.E MACHINES, 8AW3 AUD SUPPLIED, OTliAM AND GAOOLlr.F. tMGIMPS. Try LOMBARD, I:"'"' WOOD, IRON AMD STEEL AM- KINDS Or CHI. flNG AM 1> Mil.!. bUI'i L1U.S loirbaiil foundry, k'^iine an' Bo:lr Works h Supp'y Store AUGUSTA, GA. SHNHVED-oPTS-SOlTll I US. CiGVEltttt j-N f-INSPECTION Ihe SOU Ti IE i >H-CO T fON Oi L- CO. KFWYoUivSA^A.SNAH-.YM.i.NTAN'FliOIiKAKS if t "* ft? 9 - V:5 H ;? Q ?; ?ul t'W ii ihH* 'III!-: ' I I.V(MVI\(J i i. \ ;?j ?? s r : :\ r. ::vr ? \> ? n j; to T J t i.'.1 \ '.I i=t? 4 O . Triicv < .ty Tenii, t?5? To con v i 11 co any ;-.ii that r?v A nt Ic \n ill ><vi! lii r health A ^ "'h'1 ,|a ;;l1 v'? ?fi uA *a&*s yM3l i.. r (i . V. *1 vv i 11 send lior alr^lutvly free a l.u'-o trial box of l'uxri'-.o v t!> I>'.nk ? i imstruc t'.OHS CtjO ge|ml!ltt t-stii;;yni:iH. Send your nuiuo ami address on a postal curd. c 1 e a r.scs ami hc.la m iico n ? m o m - brano af fections, such fi3 nasal catarrh, |#cl\ 1o catarrh ami i;:n:?;n?ti ui?,n caused (>v ft-inl iilni; il!'>; eyes, soio throat ini?i month, hy ?!;:?' ? i local treat!ii?M?t. Its cur ative pmvVr over ttoUM. s in extra ordinary am! K'\?'rt i:murdi::'.o rill.f. Tliot'saii.ls ci worm n r.'.'o u*intf and rec ommending it cv-iy day. f-0 routs at ?!i":*iri-! s <? 1 v mail, l.'eia -inter,limvovir, it< !)r.i's \ i? t .>.n<; tot::y it. t3ir. j:, r.ixiuN co., r.o>,t<>??, BASE BALL--SPAI.DING Oflicial ICvery^ Here* #1.25 fiCuth* Tor Thirty Years Standard of tli9 World. everything for ih?- ai ljfiilforms ami o |u!j>? nwiH for cvitv nthlctir .-.port. mix im*w c;U.whm I'm1 to .iiiy a I Ir.v-s !? i ci'. fiOOKS YOU MEEI)-. 10c. p<r copy Postpaid. No. i, .spa <!>?lY?iJilti-'.it lt:m: Ji.ili Uuilt*. No. >i. Il.<w l<> I'lr.jr HaiO JJ.ill. No. SlSrU'fU III Hat, No. HJ, II -w !n litlii No. jwi, 10 1'ilc i. No SiJ ll.or 10 ''rtti'iL Ni?; Wj. Mow to r .i) I'!rsi linsc 4V'j. /(??? i?? J'lai Scroll I No. t{\. II..-IV lo J'iiiy I'll I r ! Ui-itf. No. ?">, lion lo I'in) Shortstop No. Hi, How to I'lay thf Out/1. Id. Nn. ?il, How lo Organlzo u Huso Hal! I.^suili' Mm ;??:?* ji liusr Hall C'luli Traill 1111 ('.iptatu lV.i:n aii? I Umpire a ?iam*. M ii.l (i.r |ti?<- M.i!'. I'.ilalo^tH' J-11!"I Baso Gall Goods for Boys Especially. Mai! Order Dopt. A. G. SPALDING ?c BR03., 120 Nassau St., New York. Boston's Old Home Week July 28 to Aug. 3 lk<h;ccij faro ?m fill rri'dwaya lor flip lo Huston nnd return. Family, f'Scliool, College nnd So rie!y Kpu ni'?ns, II Htoricnl I'iigrim flECs, MiliiurjJ ami Naval i)<:n.<n >i i ul Monster !' a r * d * ? , I-"It ct ? !'? i! 1 >i?pUiys, Tor.ririiiifiti, (. urnntils, liei-ip: k.n*, i r< j 1"xli liit it n-', Conecrls runl lliitcr iu.t nn ii 1h. A sc r'tM of niid-summer festivf tirsMj.'li ns no city in the world hiii ever offered its guests. Write lo Ol.l) HO.M1C WKKK COMMir TK10, HOSTON, MAtt " 'Something Doing' Every Minute for 7 Days " THE DAISY FLY KILLER | tiles and uiiurds oouifoit toevciy #om< f iica!roy? nil tl* > - !n i l 1 AC?? "'>??! e fl:ri n.-0 ? r o u b J f s o id >i. I K' 'Q- utti fti.d will noi toil or Hj ??e 1 rv thi-rii mice ami tou wili n< v. *t l>* W t C )) v I) I ih?m t?T ztnt |?rcp:iiit !?.?? 20c U.livlll.l* KU.UKK8, 140 DclUlb Brooklyn, M. Y, So. 22-"07. w3 If Willi >VI'Ill( l-ycd, 11*0 14 9 H P g frTn m f$ f* M p tidyOalJia& J W? D">n*t 5welter this summer withthe tem per at.ii.ro at i 10. Get a N c \v i>?:rrcclion W ick Hlue Flame Oil Stovo and have a cool kitchen. The FIW PE1MMH * fflkh fee Flaw M Cook-Stove pr*.?ti'.!c ?? a working tlame instantly. Hlue flame mean:, highly c< neenttau.l heat, no soot, noihrt. Oil is always at a imuHaineii level, ?;:?< usip.fc a uniform flame. Made in three sizes, Kvery stove warranted. U not at your dealer's write to our nearest agency lor descriptive circular. 11 e ^ 's l^e '*n'^,|or iof ! r>vv? throughout ami beautifully niokeleJ. Perfectly ccn^truc tjii; absolutely safe; unexcelled in li;t}?t-^ivinj power; an ornament to any room. Every lamp warranted. If n:>t at your dealer's write to our nearest a?cncy. STANDARD Oil COMPANY, INCORPORATED A CCTTJ.B niii. R;?cak" /A Yoftm intersmitKs cku-utonic CurcsCMHs Kal.rWF.vers tg&

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