The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 07, 1907, Image 4
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??rc? Woman's AVwikiiChSO.j.
Wo r?f<* U> that boon to wonk, ncrvons,
?uffotM^ women known us Dr. l'li r(!o'?
JbVivovi.to PriiaeripUon, /
, Viv. John I'yfo onnof ti^e KdluvrhiftStuff
of Tiik Rci.kctic Hkvikw nnya
of tJnlcorn root (lielunhij\i*inir<i) which
is 0110 of tho chief mgmlUnji^ orf tho "IV
\ vrito I'nwcrlntlon":
s A remtdy which f ft v ftrlttMra'-fJi aa a utor
hivttforator * * * makes for nornm! iw*
. . Hsr^wLjJhv entile tvpuxpiei ivn ? y.irni."
?V eoilt I HUT' ill llelolllah We ||? \ c It IllcdiCU
titt"nt whkli morn fnli.s ayv? ??>. i|k* al*>vo
|uitjK?bt"i tlmu anil i.lhrr druo tHih uhUh I mi i
<nuii:thUMi. In tlio liraliiH lit of dlM-a-sis pe
C.iuiaf to women li l? M-ldoin mat \ cumi W
f.dit v.Uioli ilfK'H not i>jef?cn< >on.e Indication
fivr \ij?n r; meit'r I n'tfCnt." 111. T'j fu fuitlnr
bnj>! "'l ilt; foilowintf are a mom; lliri h adlntf
kn-Jtention- fgf iloiiMilM 11 <li "in mot). I'a in
w aching to thQ hack, with Jt-ucorijiu-a i
ttontc(wreak)comlliiofH of the reijediiotivo
orcun* of toonn n, men tilt denrekifon and li
r'tahUity. al-vji'latcil wlil^i hronlc diaeavrs of
the reproductive ik/irani of women; constant
fci'ii>su i <A iicnt In iIn* livlon of tl.?; kid*
?leys; mr-i/n i Inn/if (Itoodlnif), due lo a vn-ak
t-'Ofil condition of/thu reproductive k> si?.? jiit
6ni?Tioyi:cpari^oTr'-'vM} >(| absent monthly
iHfii.Kl/./il&inTj f)oiJi or accompanying an
almoynvat condition c / tlio digestive oriianit
and XtJfiunitc ( thin Mood) hal.lt; diarizing
In tlio extreme, lower pan of tlio
fttdi nen."
? inoroor le.vs of the abovo mniitorn*
^ Jji^rz
iM'TTcr lliiiM la!;?r Dr. Pierce * Fa von in
,TTI7:7 ~iTr?t lTrrrrTrTTTTriTi ^ rTTi^
f:nS or wTTfi'li 13 IJnlcorn root, or lfelonla?,
Hil l f ho inedieaf propel lien of which It
i4?nst faithfully iv|ii? simii.h.
Of (a'oldeii Settl root, another prominent
ingredient of " Kn\orifrt Prescription,"
i?rof. i-'lnloy KUIiikwo< d. M I) , of ifeu
lietl Medical College, ('hi. ago, siy?:
**Jt la an Important icmeily in disorders of
the wonili. In all caiarrhal condition* ' *
anil ifoiiortvl enfeeM* inent. It l> useful."
Prof. .John M. S.-'.ihln. M. I)., lain of
CJiK'innatl, nuyii <>! (JtiNleti S?I rtitil :
Mlii relation In Its ?r< i??? ir?t etlVi t-. on tin*
M.Vhiem. thrrf fi ?" ??!"'< i>"? in an- iihi'iil which
tiirn I# ?wh iK<ni 'I htiiifilrilfi/ nf tii'liih'ii. It
is uulvti'i'iUi/ K /aMh il Hi Ihr lonh' useful In
all deln 11 tut "<l stt?t?". "
, Prof. i(. llRrllioliMv, M I)., of .lefiVi-on
,Wedli'.iJ CoMeije, s.n s of < >oldeil .'seal :
. "Valnahlo In ntc iltie lieinoithai/e. ii.enor
l*lnnf(:i (lloodlnif) and <?? ??? *.'< 11 \? ?) *, mi.i-i.oi?
rJi<T"i (niiinfid iik-iisIiiimiIoii)."
]tr. Plerco'* I ax oriie 1 *r? <*ri(?t ion faiih
fullv repres<'ti!s ail the :,lio\e naned tn
Hre<|ieiits at.d enfes I he di.-t ases for \\ liich
they nre.recommended.
Heir paliiMii wlint thou wnfTeiost
h>- thiiio own fault.- Dnleli.
I'TI'S.St, V'it J^'l)Hnrn:Norvont? 1)1.* east's pM*
inanenl lygi'.rcd liy Dr. Kliue'H (4runt Nervo
HeKtori'V $;} ttial hnttln ?nd ti?-nli-e fre??.
Dr. -H. rt Kline, l/d./.tUI AreiiSt.. I'hiia., i'n.
Wliile Itiail^y ??r tin; i|oeiti|? W'lm I'll 11
out <>\ the h.t.'p^ur ai lite medical enl
le^es, pi t>.'tiii.t il y wit 11 nil llie allaili
int'iifs in plneo irmly lo !????? s n if.e
lirneliee of ipt'dicine, do not Know
'tile ililVi'i em e bel ween lite iiietluila
olilon^aiii mill 'Ji> eenls' worth of
quinine, so far as we have <?! si t\ 'd
they all Unow limv lo ehtirye I >: t!i>n
.*?>l'V^ees. < 'hiea^o News.
Don't U:.e "Practically
Pure" White I-e.ul
There i no oilier ]iit'in< i t t\ii i
"tu iciit iii'- " V> 111? <? I ?? .?! < !.' i
paint lli.it l?:?s tl <? | ?; nj.fi lies <>i 1 ui .?
W1 lite I.e.id Paint.
Pure White I .cad, )?<'*'? 1 !?:*?? I tli it
it iv. (a; mot i .u rv aduli'i .u.l?- w i!Ii. nit
liavili;; it rt'f'u '.i in ?. iin| ::i. !. To }.,-t
Pure White Lead durability. ? ??" to
it tli.it every Km; I e.n 11>? - I >111< It I toy
trade mai l, .i v:narai.t< < ;I?.? t t i.? ? ? ? i?
tents ai<- ah-oluW l\ Pure White I.e.-id
made by (lie UUJ lh>uli
SEND FOR BOOK
"A 'I".ilk on Paint." (jive* valuable
in format ion on tin- paint Mibjci t. Sent
free upon I'eouest.
NATIONAL I.KAD COMPANY
hi irhlrhrvr *if thf f. /?'.??.
<?'l/ > Itt* * if t I it f. ? 'U ?
Now York, | >?mt? ? it. } i:l!iiln. ( It'rcUih),
t'i tir iniiru i. < 'Itti-iif- st l.fiiU, i hih??lt|
,'llift t?K>hn T. 1 ? V* ? . ,V 1 r?'H. t O.J; 1 iu*tni|>;h
i lnn I.John 1 I ??* ?
(NiiIIOUhI ] t>Hil (i ( 1
1 ho horse can draw tlio
load without help, if you
reducc friction to almost .
nothing by applying /j
ica Axle;.
?5-e i;
to the whorls.
No other luhri- V
cant ever mado
wears so Ion#
and savesso much
horse power. Next time /
try Mica Axi.e Grease. /?
Standard Oil Co. Q
Inc*rp*r?(r<1 ?
So. 2:5-'07.
TFood
Products
Libby'sVes! Loaf
mth 5sef and Pork
? Do you like Venl Loaf? You
will surely be delighted with
Libby'e kind, made (run choice
freeh meat*, lu I#lbby'e *pot'.ee?
kitchen*. It it pure, wholesome
and dellc out in flavor.
Ready far StHff At One*.- Simply
(ftrntshed wlrh it ia an appt(Uin?
. ?aln? lot Juacfe?oo or dinner.
A*k fMr jrreeer IW ImM
Up ?* ??"'** MklyV
Llbby* McNoU! * Llbby
f Al WAYS NEMY ASSti^Se0
on Japanese restaurants in Sail
$.000,000 in Valuation at Meeting
Ly?t Wo^k.
('olumhia, Hpeeiul, ? Tin* Hi#?t*!
l>ou ivl of rail ion < I assessors d<*eid"d
at a iiic**tinjjf to pluee till' valuali"ii
it all railroad pmpeity in SoiitJi <\u
oliua on a hasis of 100 pei cent. <-i
al lis hue merket value. IliH 111?*;?i.
that tin- vnhintm^ upon wli)?*l? Ml
aK,-p>nmi'iils upon railroad property
tiu' made I>\ county and Stall' vvill
he over .*<>-,out),noo us iij/ainst .+.'12,
;>00j000 last year.
'i'li*? board roii^isti\vj of ('ompti >1
jer (ieneral done*. chaiiman < i oHW i;
Sectetarv ill Stilt'1 Mct'ovtau, Statu
Treasurer deiininxs and Altoi'ii-'y
(ti'llMal Lyon, weie in session two
da \ m and went over all of the
tin ns jind li;;urcK for previous years.
Atlorney (lencral Lyon moxed tli.it
tin* iaw, as e.vprestted on the statute
licolvs, he carried out. Thin law rails
for all assessments at ft line valua
tion of propeity. The motion was
unanimously adopted and the hoard
ploeeeded to consider the value of
all railroad property in thix Stale.
The ic.sults are as follow*:
Comparative Figurcu.
AleoJu railroads, valuation last
S'liti *1,000 per mile; this year *2,
'>00 per inijc. Total valuation
500.
Atlanta ami Charlotte Air lane,
value last year, per mile, JflO.SOO:
thirt year *>0,000 per mile. Tula'
\ a I ii.11 ion +ti,2 10,.">00.
Allantie ( oavi Lino system, valuu
per mile last year ."f I I ,(?!?.">; this year
Jo,000, Total value in South Cary
lina, $ 10,7-17,7')0.
Hennettsvillo and Cljeraw, value
per mile hist year f I,?r?t)0; this year
*.'!..>00. Totnl valuation *.">n,7">o.
lilue Hidye railroad, value per miie
hist, vein +,'1,N.">0; this year $1,'1,000.
Total ill S'^c +:)72.000.
I'raiich ville and Hinvnuin, per mile
la-t year *l,.">00; this year +2.S00;
total *.'{0,M00.
< arolina and Northwestern, la-t
yea), *;>.<I00 per mile; this year *1">,
000; total *111,000.
< 'arolina and Western, v alue per
mile |n -I \e,ir + I.M00; this vear *d,
000; total 1.000.
( h;w i<'- f?in ;ikiti \\ osliTti (
i 11 ''I'"' |"'I IIIi!?? I;i-1 |ear .f 7.<i70; I liis
year .'r 1 .?.SIIU ; t? >1 :*I >.{HS,7.'>0.
| t "lli'-l e| iji'l.i :i ||. | | ,i(11 <M iv ;| | |ie
t ' i ? ? I?* l<^I .$'J..?00; t hi \<;ir
' "O'l. v.ilnfii i'i|) $1 iK.o'.h)
? '? I' V\ ;i ?, r.uisl ;u,<l \V',|cil!, v.ilr.f
i J ' ' ll'lle I ;i v t \M)|- > 1 I ; llit. \ t|
i :? f. >00. | \ ill II.; I ii>ii >? i
' '?1 ? *1111 i'l. NVulii'i r\ ;i ? I i I ,;l l! rt'ljs.
': i' ? 11 ! <* I III! i?* 1:1-1 var .fii.O.I.!;
| if-:- +1 ii.OOU. T..| ? 1 in Sla>
i : i.lli'H.
| * .?'??! M'lowii St 11 < I \\<>lei'll. | if' I liilic
>*(*:? r r1.0(H). thi> \eai :f>1."'?0!).
'!*?'f ;ii valuation .fittiO.OIIO.
S|?i in;-, value ( . j mile l;id
\ear >:.!.000; this year -f.'|'ii:,i|
\ a !it: ; i> 1 ?I .f.T>.OilM.
I 11.1 < 1 i I >t ?' 11 ;>li(| I ^ |-;i 111-11 villi- value
j ! 1 !' ' ;i? ' !:i<; \<Mr id/JOO; t|iK \..u
"| j", |' Sinii- (KiO
t ! : , '
i i . x .t i tie | ?
I !l 1 '' ' ? ? i r >; 11? i \ < ,i i .-f.'i,
i i S:.u,. ? | |.;.(nio.
?' : :I - '? -?'! !| |{,| il I < i ? I ill' SolMh
j < value per n il" 1.1-1 y;ir !
! ????'i.O-l.l ; : J. ,-i \e-,r 00') ; lutill -M-V.".
I 'II"
j i i rnili. nil value per mile
y"'i 'M.?")'>'?; d-.i.j y"ii' .f l.'jo),
?' ! !!'(! S!:*!?? .*)!}().
' aid Air I ino nys'.im, value
''J !a d \? 'i ;? f 11f!,">; this year
J l"tal tor State ?fti.SMfj.rO1').
?v''' ? i"*11:i i ;iil\v:iy, value per mile
? >r"! ? ?! 1 .? > l-;: this year :? JJ.Vio;
'? "1 I ?; S.;i;!? >Io.'Jlii.Voo.
?.'!<' mi lai'way. ( )?(?! iii i 11 i|u.
' "a i-imi. \ nine per iniic last
: >11.1f !? i yen r ^'J.'i.ooo ? j,,.
:? >'?: t'e
1 Splines, YJlltM'
.v::i *1,.">00; this ye,,,
tnljil r??i Slate $(i(?,."iO().
j < li;t; Irvtmi i iiiiua! company, vil- j
, I:r - ' >'?':? i |wr mil.. $| l.oiK); ||,jM I
! v> ?' I i.'.'t.OD'l ;
I'ali'i !i ami ('|iarlrn|oii. value , ,T j
. yi'.ir ^1.*>!)'); I'lis year :f.V>i)0 i
1 : tal t'.-r S!at<> |.|i?.
Niyt'ia nml Kin?x\il!?\ \aluo por !
m:> : i-! yi>at .*!,")00; thi-; vcar ,fj.. |
i-.tal I it State .f.")'J,:{'Jii.
'< ni.?:i s,it ion, (V'lnnihia, last year i
1 i'!> O'l l ; I j.j> year f 100.000.
' ? :-11 a>..-"-s.',l |ne of prop- j
?'! 'I' r.; 'I !? >a 11 ^ !?? r tins vear v ill j
"im? ii.'t,.*>lti),0(l!? in hmmi.I iiI
; a ai,; -i n ?o.:t 1!? ).?,? inn,;, j
' '4<' a i ? I in an t tei pa t ii in i > I a n y p ?? ?- j
!' ! - ma.'e by i |lt. r.-a?I -. It a ? I li\e.t ;
?' -lv- 'I"' 'lay 11>i* a ln-aiin- i:i
1 "' I ? I ' 1111 > ? ai>i>t lier meeting \\' i*|
?'''111 ''' ? -Mi- tiler tlie a>->i,--teeiil.N ? |
i'\ |>re><- ,? -Itpa-I. telephone ;:ll)| j
j '??l<".,'t ap'i e: eipauies. ^| i ??-?( ?,I w av (
- a i:,| t !:e Pullman ( . |
any.
I lie ae!i?i|i a ? | ||>,. lxi.11,1 e< e |^ j; 1 |
lea I e>t imp'ii l;ti|,|. }? . [
"I a n 11< i pa t e. I indent-: .<-i '
j 1' I he i ail r<>a<l-. ;IM,i r':e
I '"':11 ni'-T -'II .lime pi u |i| 111<iliah! v I.- 1
| iar^ely at.t e'l.lel.
A Ri^; Mill for Fayettovrtlc,
l a vet Ie\ iI|e, Speeial. Tiie .Me- ?
Ntill Manntaetnriin; ('oinpaiiy has j
in'i'H "I uaiil/e,! ).*!(?, \V. |?. MeNeill. |
president aiul <|.. M<-( ;,,u ? I:. \ i e ?
pi-osi.N-iit ; :;.l C. |.. IVn.lerlon, r '
K'laiy ami i-r.-.MM. r. eieet ?, |o i
(Hm weaxe a, a .V i
?"fJ'iO,0'l(i , ? , jt(|t. h.t. :i, v .
VV(,":' l,!<' ' >>.v- ? I'e . tnpativ !. ? . j
a water pov er ?.f 71 i ; > , n.- }
v lii 'll will he e .etl the ?;t;ut.
To ri-ht Eag Tr??t.
t'hattauiiii^n, M-^eiai.-?A oi'tnpaay
c>irr*iy<vt r,f s. DNvor., IX A. Jowe;
T. O. Mantasfup. ,h.hu S.\v. ]?'.
i.. I.. ]>eal; ail(j .j, ^
Hutchinso';. of this city, and .T, S.
i.cad. o| Mouiatowu, have purchasw<t
property at Chickomaviyn, C{a,y just 1
south <?f <'lirtttftnoojrn, for tlie )>m- !
??eKo of erecting a blcachery to e^*t '
over $100,000. h\ addition a larg*:
?:?* p!r.r,r will be rrooted bv the
vvl1'b? wlull?tl ?j
A King of Long Detc?nt
Tlio Hultao of Brunei Is b3 years of
Ago?At U'H8t so ho told "?? A'"1
while he atoopn mb lit) walka, lie tnuki'tf
tho appearance rather of a temporary
In valid' 'ban or an old man. He uoom
ftd pleased when I told hi in that li'
might p?M* tor ('()- an<l ,l?
ml?ht for his face Is singularly freo
from wrinkles. His expression of |
benevolence h u ? k ?- u t h tho lato l,io|
XIII." big smllo Ih engaging. albeit
tinged Will ItllllllOHH.
Ilia 'house wan ruling when lh? B'> j
man empire had haroiy ceased to |
crumble. 11kh aiw-HtoiH RftVu the lavs i
to a vital Kastein empire when Ku-|
rope wan l>ui a patchwork Of barbar
mis chief*. end when, after centuries.
Spanish and 1'ortugeHe found their
wHy to 111* Hp!*'*' Inland* they laid
propitiating gifts 'it. th?? feel of the
Borneo Saltan- VAfcsals. humbly
bogging tho right to live within Lis
dominions.
Brunei In still tho metropolis of na
tive Borneo--'ndewd, tin- name Romeo
j8 bat a corruption of Brunei >< t few
maps show 'he exigence of this em
pire.* llarper'a Magazine.
Mlraye Off Coney l?l?.nd.
Karly marine obf elvers on tho
?noury beach at Coney Island yester
day morning had a line glimpse of
air shipping. Tho Bun was about an
hour high. the breeze light, and the
r.oa had Just onough of a lop on to give
a t-bghtly *c?ll')pBd horizon, Strong
out in order from the hun track there
wore peon comiuK in a tern, a fly her
man'B sloop, a schooiiyr with topsails
(Irawing, and a liner linking her way
up the main ship chattel. This lit
tle fleet In tho offing i'ns hold In a
mirage whb h lifted evoijy vessel above j
the hor.zon hy about ton or twelve
degrees, a.\d left a k|.i(i> of clear air
beneath every wfttuv lino. Thua float
ing In air, they stood up tho/har.bor
cm their way like aiv argoOy/ in *he
sky.
Ml at onco something happened to
(ho meteorology which had produced
tho vision, some Invisible air current
rolled athwart tho line of vessel*.
li'.iHt the liner dropped hack Into ihe
sea, thun tho trysail s<hooner, then (
tho llnborTuau, and last of all the tern; |
one could almost imagine tho splash,
a? the ships of th? air returned prosai
cAliy to tho ocean.-- New York Sun.
Old tiroe "Curl Up" Qkates.
Few of the prevent generation of
ska tors ever saw .\ pair of old Phsh
loutv. "cur! up'.> snatch or Know what
they are. hut if they are native horn
their parents or grandparents can
probahlv 1 <?11 t'.ero about thorn old
time :ipplb:n<es f<> ? skimming over ,
the let*. Tho boy ; and girls of tcdav I
have quick fastening, liiilit and hand- ?
Home skates,, an.i in n'.anv casoi keep |
then: attached to sho<s tint are used !
only for skating and are put on at tho ;
pond side.
In lb" o'd days scraps for the "cur! ,
ups" were unknown, J.vtther thongs
or uiout strings being used with a j
hoi t of "linrnmn'' to keep the skates |
on the feet. The term "??url up" comes |
from the manner in which the forward j
end of the skate irons were curled, j
extending over tli? ? t<u of the loot, i
Doubtless many of 11 >*? o'.d folks can j
remember when 11;? * cheapest skater i
consiated only of a wood bottom for j
th? f.> )t ;? 11? i a strip oi ni'-iat ! r r.n ,
Ice surface. These w? re ' t heap" in j
deed.?-Hartford Times. j
DON'T THINK YOIT AUK OLD.
A certain amount of social life 1-* j
absolutely essential to the old as well I
us to the young. A woman never
grows so old that she ceases to enjoy j
tho company of others, and generally I
the older she grows tho more sho en
joys it. It la always a pity to see a
man fall lnlo a stato which ho ex
plains by paying: "Oh, we're getting
old, and don't care for fo much va
riety in our lives," says Woman's Life.
In the pure selfishness of his soul be
always speaks of "us" and "we." as
if it naturally follows that because
he is getting antiquated his wife must
keep pace with hini in his decline.
Lot him keep in touqli with"the world,
and both he and his wife will bo tho
better and the younger for it.
Wise and Otherwise.
A coal wauron is throne ciion^li for
a m;iit <if (iod, if In' keeps lilt' ?'??ill
Must out of liis heart.
It is easy to win a reputation
eloquence by tickling tHo ears of emp
ty bonds with a huge noise about
nothimr.
Manv a church would trot as much
(Jospcl and save enough money to feed
all its poor, if it would put a phono
graph in t he pulpit.
Purity i> tlit* cradL* of vision.
( snow i:t> it.
KITeit of Their Warm Drink in tli?
, . Mnrnin'*.
"A ycrr r-.o I a vrirk from
rr>fi"c?> drinUi::". :.nd was <?:i t'a:" point
of .-jivins up my position in t lu* school
loom because of rcrvo'.isii.'ss.
"I was tellliv* a friend about it and
r.'m raid. 'Wo t'. iii!; nothing at in^al
t i?::?* hut ]"o : -.1 i-.i rood f ?*. an.! it
is such a co?nf <;?: have yomcibin.';
we can cn.'oy ;!r:uhin-; with the chil
ilr. a '
"! wa** as'n;:a'i" 1 t* -i' ?'ae wo'ihl
r'low ti-." chiidr ? rt t? .!? ,r:t any kind
of coffi-'i", but sh ? s::! 1 J'oslum was
ilie ..*os- healtbf.l drink in the world
for children well s for older ones.
;?!!<? tha? 'ii" ' :.)i of ho:li the
< Mldren ;:i: ! a 1 *h< wed that to he
a far'.
"My '"is: i.'r' w r~ r. V'O.iie. Tho
crv>'< I ?>i!cd it fo.:: o - J', .-??? r.:in:i'os
:n I it lasted so thai 1 was lu de
spair, h::: dot '. .niu-.'u to ?jive It o:i?
". tore t ri:i'S'h!* tpee v o follow* I
t'ce i*irpr!lnns jM'.d h~? l !t fificcr
jM<iii:i(>n t'.!.% hniiiri;; n?s*n. I' )
A<T.s >i drcWd r. r\ud I !
i .?mipJeUly won oy p? j;<h, rte'.Ielous 1
: ftvo-jr. In a j&ort (>:io 1 nnt'oV. h j
\ t:nnr#>ven;^n* n*y rout?!?Ion
?' e | Vep' ^. O'vJn^ iviMf;" Dil l hotter
month after rrontl*. until vov I nm
pprTe^IIv ht'OifVy, and r'o my work In
V-.r school ivro' ylih ras? fnd
pre I won!'.! r.rit ?.?"turn to rervo
losuinr .(p.'fon /or any
'"?'at*n lje*d tj?f> f?*
ro.i* "HdpUi Ginwlc/1
Uo*H.W..YV?U?UU," lu ?)??*.
"SPRING CLEANING" NEEDED
Tli* lloily ltrqulre* It Just ?u Much
MJi (h? Hoiim* Dock;
"V.'.u lo<?k ftieU this morning.'
' \fi. i woke up with a, dull headache, |
a enatvl tongue and that dark brown ta?>te
in lhe mouth."
"Didn't you have pains in the joint* and j
UIII?c|tM?"
"Ye*. Ah my old negro mummy used
in wiy, '! ha\? rnU'-iv in my joints. "
"Jii*tUy. get ? Uitfe o[ Kheumsoids and |
l.tke it, old man.'
"What >l'ii??t Hheumacide do?"
"Why, UheiWufTcide U the moat powerful
a-id effective Idow) purifier in the world. '
it sweep* all t|ie u'-riiU and noioon* out oI
tlie blood Slid 'iiifcVo* vou well all over.'" j
"Kver try it yourselfV
"Muro. 1 take a couple of bottle* of it
before upline begin*. (live mv hlood a !
soring cleaning. And Kheumaciue put* me
in such line xTiape that 1 never have that i
tU'e I feeling." (
"Wei!, I'm going to try this Kheumacide
yoil say is the beet ever."
"That's right. All the drug?int? M'll it.
Bettor wet a bottle today. You attfft to
get well with the firat doge. The pro- |
prietoiM mty that |theuitlAoide 'gets at thft j
joint* from ibe inside' aha 'makes yon well I
nil over. And that a the truth, old man."
Virltio llourisliCH in ujiafortuno.?
< icnimii. Ho. 23- 07.
WORDS GF WISDOM
To lloiiNi'M'ivcH and Mother*.
In these days of sharp competition it la
well and wine to notice what you art get
ting when you go to the store to buy a lx)t
tle of mime eimnlfc fomilv remedy or flavor
ing oxtrnet, and ?e?> thai yort get obly pure
ttnd wholesome goods, put up by some
manufacturer whom y<m know to he relia
ble, and who will not put their mime on
I he label of anything but absolutely pure
good*.
I hid policy in followed by the well known
firm of (Jilbert Jiroa. A Co., wholesale
druggists jud manufa< t tiring chemists of
B.ikjmore, Md., who for tin' prist quarter
century l^a* made a specialty of absolutely J
jnire and-full strength family remedies and
flavoring Extracts, and the fact is well ea
tablisnfc^L'the country over that their name
on a lalrMj insui<>jf the consumer against
impurities ilr-thefr medicine* and extracts,
as they will not use in their manufactures
any drugs or chemicals of a deleterious
ihnra?t?>r; and when you buy goods you
Want to know that they are pure if you
expect to gel proper results from their
Usage.
In eases of sickness it is often necessary
to procure the aid of some simple remedy
to afford temporary relief until the services
cf a physician can be procured; in fact
these simple remedies have saved many a
I'fe before the physician arrived, and it is
absolutely necessary that you get such rem
c lic-i pure; therefore when you go or semi
to the stoj-e for n bottle of Castor Oil.
Laudanum, Paregoric, Spts. Camphor, lp
<vrtc, Sipnlls, N'itre, (iollcn Tincture, or
any other of the many simple family reme
dies or Kxtracts of l.etnon or Vanilla, etc.,
till the dealer yon want Ciltnnt's make,
because you are sure they are pure, and in
M-t upon having (filbert'm, and nothing
i l-c. If otic dealer dues im t have them.
I he next, one will, as the (iilbert's N'o. 10
I inily lb-medics and Flavoring Kxtracts
arc kept by all reliable dealers; if your
r'vulai meii liaiit docs not have them, in
sist upon his j???ttjiijs them; do not allow
him tn force mine other make on you sim
pl\ lie Hie h" can buy theni a little cheap
er and make an extra profit, for lie can get
the (filbert's Remedies and sell them at
tr-ii rents per bottle (large bottles, tool,
and still make his profit, and give the con
sumer better and purer goods than are put
up by any other manufacturer; therefore
insist upon his giving you such goods as
you know to be reliable, those bearing the
label of (Iiibert Bros. ,V Co., Baltimore.
Md ; the label that insures purity mid full
rt length; they cost no more than many
fit! th.it are not so reliable
I .earn t.> s;>\ ILcit's" when you go to
tin- store f.?r Flavoring Kxtiacls, or n
iiied emal preparation, and insist upon
"tiilbert's Brands." ?-?"'
To I'ullill :i vow is no loss important
than |i> umicrlak? il. "lie who lio
o;in a o?ro,i work iu you is oblo lo
perfect it."
A WONIIKHFUL CAIN'.
A Utah Pioneer Tolls n Ilcniarknlile
Story.
J. W. Browning, 1011 22d St.,
Ogden, Utah, a pioneer who crossed
the Plains In 1 848,
Bays: "Five years
ago tlif* doctors
sai<l I had diabetes.
My Sidneys were
all out of order, T
had to rlKo often
at night, looked
sallow, felt dii'l
and listless and
d lost 4 0 pounds.
My hack ached and
T had spells of rheumatism and dizzi
ness. Ponn'a Kidney Pills relievo i
mo of those troubles nnd have kept
mo well for a year past. Though 75
years old, I am In good health."
Sold by all dealers. 5 0 rents a box.
I'oster-Mllburn Co., Be Ifalo, N. Y.
The anxiety of life may be ballad,
or it may be loadstone upon the spirit
ual energies.
SULPHUR BRINGS HEALTH
Purlfta il tile itiooii an<) < I'p the
Complexion. '
Kverytxxly ncedt to take Bulphur at
thin .tciuiou. Nothing like it to purify the
blood, cl?tar up the complexion and remove
"ihat tired feeling." Uut the only way to
take it i? in liquid form. Hancock'a Liquid
hulphur taken internally ih the bcntfiprtng
tome. Applied externally Hancock'* Liquid
Sulphur quickly r.Uiefl, litzemA, Tetter, an?l
all .SkiA l)uietjH!?. Hancock'*, the only
Liquid bulpbur Ointment, remove* l'im
plu4, lila?khcada and Korea, and give* a
beautiful aoft, velvety akin. Vour druggist
??|ln it. It cured Iviward 1>. Herring, of
Frederick, Md., of a hud caae of Kc%ema,
and be write*: "My face is aa amooth as
an infant'*,"
All about Kulphur Booklet free, if you
write llanooek (liquid Kulphur Ct?., Haiti
tnoiti
How foolish Ih ti e toil of trifling
cnieH.- Martini.
110.MK WKKK IN HUSTON.
Hons and Daughters of New Knglund
Capital to Visit Hcciick of Vouttl.
The greatest event for Boston and
for uli Now Knglund this season will
he the home-coming Wdek In Boston.
This will occur at the en4 of July*
and will attract thousands Of-person!
from fcvery part of the country to the
city And the section of th^ country
whore their ancestors lived and
where their affections are cc-ntered.
The citizen* of Boston have> made
liberal preparation* for a grand cele*
hration of the history and dehleve4
ineitts bf Boston and Ihe Common*
wealth of Massachusetts. There will
l^e a week of midsummer reunions of
families and f?(nublle festivities. The
time selected Is from Jul/ JiS to Au
gust 3,
Th* home-couiing week In Ken
tut-ky attracted half a million VlsiU
ore. to Louisville and lh? home-com- i
iiig for Ueorgla \vas likewise gratd- j
fully accepted. There Is no doubt of
the attraction to Bostonof a far great
er number of sons and daughters who
cherish the traditions and the mie
eesses of the people and who venerate
the history of the famous city which
is the leader in the literature, art and
the rlviliiatiou of America,
Buyers are esteemed; good men
dross are deemed.?Chinese
SORES AS BIG AS PENNIES.
Whole Bend and Neck Covered?Ilnlr
All Came Out?Suffered ti Months
?Cured in 51 Weeks by Cuticura. |
"After having the measles my whole
bead and neck were covered with scaly
sores about as large as a penny. 'I hey
were just as thick'as they could bp. My
hair nil came oqf. 1 let the trouble mil
along, tiiking the doctor's blood remc.lies
and rubbing on salve, but it <lul not seem
to get any better, ll stayed that Way for
about Hi# months; then I get a t-ei of the
Cuticura Remedies, and in about a week I
noticed a big difference, and in three weeks
it was well entirely and 1 have not hnd the
trouble any more, and ?s this was seven
years ago, 1 consider myself cured. Mrs.
Iljni-jr Porter, Albion, Neb., Aug. 25, 0(1/'
lie who abandons bis poor kindred,
(!<m1 forsake him.- Spanish*
Jteh cured In -10 inlnut.es by Wool fortVb
Sanitary tuition. Never fail:*. At liruggi.- in,
Caluinnv will soil virtue itself.
MOTHERHOOD
The flrfct requisite of a g%xi ]
mother is good health, and the ex- f
perienee of maternity should not be \
4f>pro*4.'hcd without careful physical
preparation, us a woman who 1? in
ffood nhyaicul condition liuiiniuits to
ler children the Uessioga of u good
constitution.
Preparation for )n?fclUiv mater
nity is accomplished byfjydia li.
i'iuUham's Vegetable Oom|>ound,
which is made from native roots and j
herbs, more fluccf.SJ.fuUy than by any 2
other medicine because it gives tone J
and strength to the eutlre feminine c
organism, curing displacements, ul
ceration and inuammation, and tin?
result U less suffering auil more ci>mireu
heultliy *t bir.t.. For o.or.
MRS. JAMtS CH?3T?R
i^yuia i'4. i iiutiimu a * vwum"" - ?' ,
of its great value at this trying period of n woman *> 4
it Ad I did no, and I cannot say enough in regard to
I recovered quickly and am in the heat oi health now
Lydia R. Vinkham'H Vegetable Compound is o?w
ailments of w <
?i. i? rr ^>fgan. _
Childbirth aud during the Change of Life.
Mrs. Pinkbam's Standing Invitation to Women
l.tuWixl to
write
1 * HIIMjIttlll O t.7iuiiuiii^ ? ? ?--?
Women Buffering from any form of female weulcness ure Invited to
ite Mrs IMnkham, at Lynn, Maws Her advicc ia free. .
HI? LEGACY*
"Ahd what were tho provisions ot
ybur utifle'K will?"
"That I should have all he left af
ter the payment. of his Just debts."
"Ah, very good of the old man,
wasn't it? What did he leave?"
"Just debts;"?Judy;
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OFFERED WORTHY
YOUNG PEOPLE
NO matter how limited
your mean.s or e?lueii
Itoii, if, you ivl-h n
lllol oilL'lf \ llllvinpaA
training? mwl position, wrijottniliiy for
Our Griat Italf-RsteOffor.. ln>l<v
I |K>:i<lfti?-o ai*? 1 pr<>l)al>i?- KORTl'NK f?uumn
looil. Don't clt'luy?wrlto (oiluy.
oi.-Ar.A. mis. coi.Met";i:, macon, ?a.
CURED
G1 v e o
Qui ck
Re!' f.
Rfmot'j alf ivrell'.njj in 8 to 2<j
days j ?t petmaiuMit c-iu<?
in 30I0 fn dflv?. Trir I treatment
jj,5v?mi tree. Ku?hifiSr.TtJ he 'airer
j Write Or. M. H. GteoVs Sons,
fpnciallsts. Do* Atlant*. t]i*.
So. 23-'07.
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The Original "Break Plug" Tobacco. The Only "Adver
tised Brand" of North Carolina. Flue-Cured Tobucco
Showing a CAIN EVERT YEAR since introduced.
"IMITATED IN STYLE BUT HOT IN CHEW"
' HARNESS'
COLLARS
And S&ddfftry Hardware
Wo Tail Our Own i.eather and
Have Drrn ,MnnufacMirer9 find
Tanners l:or l:orty Y^ars and
Know How to Alnke
GOOD G 0 01) ?
- AND?
SELL CHEAP
Write Today For If Your
l)e?ler Does Not Sell "SMAW
H ARNIfSSi" If II _? \xon'( Supply
You We \\ Ml.
1.00!; For
l/HAWS HARNK99 I
? lit:n|????| t?n i rh< <\H.
SHAW HARNESS CO*
CHflkOlTf, B. C.
MAKERS OF LKATIIF-R GOO" S
1hA! i.Asr
j cj Si J e and Centr#
3 iTfi Crank
ILLll&u Engines
LAROC8TOCK LOMBARD
F cuiidfy. Machine and Boiler Works 8ftd Sujf'y Slor#,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Light SAW MILLS
LATH AND SHINGLE MACHINES,
SAWS AND SUPPLIES, STEAM AND
GASOLINE ENGINES.
Try LOMBARD, A,,;;iSTA
To oonrinco any
woman that I'nx
ttno Anti*f'i>tle will
improvo li> r health
ami do all wo claim
for ll. Wo will
send lior absolutely free a largo trial
i??>x of I'axtluo with book <?f instruc
tions and genuine testimonial*. Bond
your name and address on a pustal card.
PAXTINEH
factions, such as nasal catarrh, pelvlo
catarrh and Inflammation caused by leml
nino 111*; sore eyes, soro throat and
moutli, by dircet local treatment. Its cur*
atlve power over lhef=o troubles is extra
ordinary and gives immediate relief.
Thousands of women arc using and rec
ommending It eveiy day. fo cents at
dnt|fgist3orby mail. I'etneinber, however,
IT I'OSTS YOi: NOTIII NO TO TRY IT.
Til K It. X'AXXON CO., Uostou, Uim,
LI, THE LICC
'on?'" CHICKENS Willi
LICK POWDER
Surt Deaih lo lice md Virmln
They c?r>'i livo wnere it i*. F.??y lo apply. Dull il io |
"Killed every louse io my fiorV of
250 hen#."-D.Prrry, Mooro?,Wi?. j
Price 25 and 58c a PkS- By null, 49 inA7lc ]
?M hmiMitiiM n?Mrnv Cl n . . ftr D ? ??? ?? -
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PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
Color moreK'XMljlirlKlHi'r ami f.'WtercolorsIh.iu any otluf. Ono Uk\ package colors nil flltiTij. "i I - y >1 y<> in colli \vjter bettor than any other <1 vn. Vn.i/.?_
djo ?by garment without nppliiK nparu Writo for ireo booklet ? Ilow to itye,Hlctu'l) an>l Mix ColotAlONItOK <Mtt U CO.. LniouvUle,Allaanuri
THIS - LINIMENT KILLS PAIN?AND SHOULD
BE FOUND IN EVERY HOME AND STABLE
CURD AND SCRATCHES.
J. Arthur nrubook of Simeon, Yn., writes: I hnvo tried it, and find Yaopr's
I immi.nt t'le Ik t tie ever used. One nf his lio^s had it curb r.f.d It remove I
It entirely, j;nd it is ?!s<> a st;re euro i.-r scrtitehoi, and many olhern^mentH ho
l?.i.s used it fn;-, lie Mays it is the best ot" all liniments and rccom:nc:ids it.
A PAINFUL BRUISE.
Mr. \\*. E. Brunerof Richmond, Va., writes- 1 had !>ee:? troubled with ascvoro
hrniso, which ho g'?t fro:n ridin.rr ft h!>ria bareba.'k a -. I omul n.>t r-.sro It, a
f.iond recommended Vaotr's Liximkxt, one *:>s>!icrtt:o:i rc'ievjd him, a:ul
less than a bottlo cured it entirely, lio says it is tho beat liniment, ho ever used.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE?ALL MERCHANTS AND
CURES SWEENY AND RHEUMATISM.
Mr Tims G l'ru o. stockman for the Monomvah Coal nn.tCnkoCo..Monom:ah.
"*; * ?'J iiov t: o 1 ;s to 150 h vs.:-; a;. 1 mules. mul have used ? acsi.h s
% ..... f,,r vears p.is:. it. has never f.e.lod to euro. F<r
I.iximknt in their st.io.es lor ?<-.?? i ??>..
several months a veterinary 'vorked o i a W*e tv?h a sev< ro c; so of sw. rny
withno results, when Uiroc l?ol? ley* \ .ysru n cure,! it. Mr.
J4o was laid up for elev A month* w:t-? r. ? ????> :t;.,a. scv.n mouths in
bed; two bottloH of V.ms?'M s 1.i::imim imI li..n ?n la, fnt
When you need a liniment buy V.\'.vm'* an.l you get tl.o best-k.>c;> a hottU.
In your l:?mo and stable. it will bo f.-.o best investment you ever m.u'.c.-Havo
U ready for ?Mncisencies. ? i
DRUGGISTS SELL IT-LARGE BOTTLES. 25 CTS
1} I
fill
the
d!d mo mora good than all four doctors who treated my case. I w-nt thr?-s
female trouble but got no better; until I took Cardu!, which brc::rht me H'ef u ?Perat|ons for
. nwdlclno In the world. At druggists, in $1.00 bottles with full direction* < mcst von<iwful
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