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THS VKAliM of PAIN. (/ual>it> to Do Kveri Housework !!?? of Kidney Trouble*. ^ Mr?. Margaret KmmerWh, 'of CJ^Y' ton St., Napoleon, ()., nays: ?'Pol fifteen years 1 wum h great sufferer from kidney trou bles. My buck pained luu terribly. Kvory turn or move caused a it a v i) , shooting pains. My eyesight wax poor, dark wpot? appeared before* mo, und 1 hrtd dizzy spells. For ten years f could not do housoworl;, and for two yearn did not get out of fho house. The kidney BCCjoilons were irregular, and doctofe wero not help ing me. Doiin'g Kidney Pills brought mo quick relief, and finally cured me. They saved my life." Hold by all dealers. f?0 iynl? a box. Foster-Mllburn Co., lluffalo, N. V. TUB KXH/AN'ATIOM. "My friend fireatliead has actual* ly Invented a llylhg in.uhine, you luvow." "Indeed? H'i? ho given It a prac tical teti?t yet?" "Oh, no, he's ?t:ll ullvo."?Philadel phia Prc&x. Painting for Profit No one will <|iiesti<in the superior appearance of well-ptliiited property. The question that the properly owner as!<s is: "Is the appcarancc worth lint cost f " Poor paint is for temporary appear ance only. IViint made from Pure I .indeed Oil and Pure White Lead is toi la.tin^ appoarame an*l for protection. It t>ave* repairs and replacements cost jug many times the paint investment. The I )utih Hoy trade maik is found only on containing Pure White I.cad ni.ule l>y tlie < )l il 1) u 11. Ii I'roccsS. SEND FOR BOOK ** A Talk on Faint." ?(*??* VAludh|?? infnr tiinl Ion i)ii t In* f it111c froe U|u>i? tequcft. Atl t"i<l i>n< ksti in /W7 b'ur? (/i i.? rmtrV. NATIONAL I.KAI) COMPANY in whh'h+vrr iff thf fttllmr* tnj i'ttus is n rami ym. York. lloiitoii, 1'iifTalo. ('IovmIuikI, <11 nHmifUl, Oht?uw?. Ht. I IiUm'U'I I'hui (John '1 bmU Ac limn, (*.?.), I'ittahni (Nadoital 1<(mv1 it OH Oo.I Ho. 34- 07. The Wa.i! of a Waitress. .She ain't so 11 i 11 (-11 ! ] seen In* at the j show. If slug's a ravin' heantv. ! don'I know ! What good looks is, an' I siia n I j /nevei leant, I think my shape is just as good a.i [ hern ; My hair looks pretty when I do il low. t Geo, when 1 seen her fare I got a hlo?" I I thought the yii I thai got liim lor a bean ViW.yuld be a person that had style to | burn? She ain't so much! That kind is only lookiu' for the dough, I think somebody M oughter tell him I so Hefore lie spends more money'n h" can earn, 4Tain't up to me to do him a goo 1 i turn, lint if il was, I'd say, "I feel a.-, though. She ain 'l so much !'' Refections of a Bachelor. (iossip is (lie literature of small minds and in i|s most innocent form is but one degree abo\e falsehood. There is a great many pie wh > j peein to live on hope, and keep fat too, there is much economy in tin and I don't know of anxtlni.g cheap ' ?-r Ihan hope. \vn vrs i r.i-: i sk? To 1'our in <'ofl'ee When li Acts ns r? ; \ it'inus Knetny. Falters have gone without foo?l for | many days at a time, hut no one rail | go without slcop. For (i long lime I have not been sleeping well, often | lying awake for two or throe hours j ?luring the night, but now 1 so"';) Bound over> night nnd wake up re freshed at.d vigorous," says a Calif. ' woman. "Do you know why? It's becau*o I used to drink coffee, hut 1 finally j cut it out and began using Post u m. J Twice sine" then I have drank coffee, i and both times I passed a sleepless I night, and eo 1 am doubly convinced j coffee caused tHo trouble and Postum | removed It. i "My brother was in the habit of drinking coffeo three times a day. i Ho was troubled with.four stomach, and 1 would often notice him getting eoda from the can to relieve the dis- | trees In his stomach; lately hardly a day passed without a dose of soda for relief. "Finally he tried a cup of Post tint and liked it so well he gave up coffee, | and since then has boon drinking Pos tum In Its place, nnd says he has not onco been troubled with sour stom ach." Bven aftor this lady's cxperlenco! with coffee her brother did not sus pect for a time that coffeo was caus ing his sour stomach, but easily proved It. Coffee is not suspected in thou sands oC cases Just like this, but it's easily proved^ A ten days' trial lara's a Reason." little boon, "The i??km cr Pennsylvania Investigators Urns Criminal and Civil Pros'jcucion. Fl^llt<".'11 (iil'I'll l?> tlM' ''"III" Mission?Allrn- S l.NoO.iMW IVoilf on (ionils < O'lini', Ifarrlshur/, I'.i ?Criminal and ?iv11 proceedings a;v.ii.>' all persona ?oncerned iii 'in* lf.i>ii}*iI'-: t Irafutao 'ii>11:-i in connection with iiiu constr uo tlon iiit<1 f uni!?hlrii: of I'onnsyI vanla'a 11 o,000,000 < 'apltol an' i ( . oiti i/i"ii<l ? ?d in I In* linal repot' of t!i" Capitol Investigation fommi. .ion made to (jovei nor Hi iiui i Ur'sn person > .<:e mim"d in the report aa l/ci. lu?'olvd in one way ir another in the l.n --niar transac tions, and Mm A'toiicy -Ceneral. through Mi'* (Jov.'i iior, I: ur^ed to art liunn dia< lv. Tin* icrMoiis named and v^uinst whom ? i? 11??:' criminal or civil ?mits at"? recommended n're .lolm II Haiid"r.-:nn, of Philadelphia, con!raftor for fiiI'lli:>tiifif;K; Joseph M (lus'on.of Philadelphia. architect, jtnd St.anfoi d II. F,cvvla, his axsisittnt; .lames II. rihumaker, of Johnstown, former Su perintend !H of I lie Hoard of I 'ii III ic Grounds ami I tni Id in; \V. P. Sny der and K. H. 11 former AndWor/>-(J^nyral; W. K. Mathuea and (?'rank G. Ilarrltfy former State Treas nror; Conj<reHunan II. IJurd Cassyl, Prenl/lent of tlio Pennsylvania ('on struct Ion Company, which supplied the metallic: casing* and furniture; George F. Payne, who Imilt tho Capi to 1, and his partner, Charles G. Wet ter; Charles P. Kinsman, Wallis llol leaii, .John 0. Noi.derer a:rl Gooi'no K. Storm, who organized tie Pennsyl vania Unitize Company, which sup plied the loaded IlKiitiim ll;;uros to Sanderson: Frank Irvine, an auditor on t h? ? A ud Itor-Cenera I'mtitaf.'; George C. Town, bookkeeper under Shuma l;er, and the International Manufao iii'iiu; and Supply Company, which hid a-;aiip;t Hander^m for tho Capitol l iirnishinir cout v.vct I Tilt* name of (Jovovnor I'onnypaek ^?r, w ho hv viriii'! of li!^ olll'v was a p)U.'IUi)er of file Ho:'rd of 1'iihlic (ironml:? and Uiiildiu.^s, whhdi I<? t the furnish.11^ coDlrnc,;:, and those of ex (Jovernor Sioin1 aiid Ills associates, who made up the commission which (??Mini I'Ui'ti d the Capitol, are nor ii>' ? 11 - tlonnl in I ho list of persons against whom i U*> i 11 vpstipa'or:? rf.com.uondcd liiat ae?ion ho talifi!. S'Mi'.tor A. <!. I) ".vail ami 11 aentiUlve li. rtcott Ammerman, the ili'moci'a' ic inotnh-'ra of I Ji? ? commis sion, pros-tent"(| ;i brief supplemental I'rj.oi'i in v;hieh they spocill"al!y name most of il'o. ? already mentionol as criminally and civilly liahlo for ih : frauds n;?ain:;t the State. Tin y are i:i entire accord with the report of the Republican members, ami pre::onie;i I heir supplement as a fun her oxprcs hIoii' of their Individual vlow's. 't'ln1 commission say.-, that it was aide to asc-rtain hv testimony that roods costing 0 1 .?>'.'?! were sold to t tie Htalo hv Srr.doraon ami (ho Pennsylvania Constmetion Company tor :; ?! .7 <11), a profit of $ ! .SU(i,:M 'J. nKit fatiii:ii. Wassnrr's Daughter S;?v Him Stand inj{ Over D.vinu Wife. Now York < 'it y. ?- A ft .?r (Jeoriie Wassner had shoJ am! r.:c,i?; r? *! y wounded his wife i:i the latt. r'a apartment at 'JO."?.X Third avenue, .Mrs. > I iir!?? I i u t? Wassne.- l/in^iolz. th"ir daughter, snatch":! ;i pistol out of ti\<} trembling hands of her thirteen-year old sister Annie ami fir??il two shot* ia!o i h" body of her lather, mortally wounding him. linth Wassner utld hits v.ite died in tin1 Harlem Hospital a few hoars later. Mrs. I,ani;h>t/. is undo;- arrest, and Annie, the younger taster, who is the innorent cause of the fain'ly troubles that led up to the Iti 11 i:itj, is held by the police iis a witness. .\Jrs. Wassnor was the propri"t<*r of a prosperous employm.nt agency at the address in which she lives. She had not soon lur liushand for about, a year. Mrs. I.anglotz, whose husband died about six months ago, is tv.enty-nine yearn old. According to the story told by hothlher and her younger sis ter. Wasser was a beast. "Mrs. Langlotz was discharged bj the court without a trial. SliltASTI.W'S $10,000. Churchman is Arraigned in Stamford Oil Cbarjco of Abdufting (iirl. Stamford, Conn. ?Professor Harry L. Sybils)ian, the Stamford man. v. ho was pursued across Long Island Sound to t)>.?>;tf I'ay and arresied there on a serious charge involving lift' n 'vVar-old Kinily llorford, of Stamford, was arraigned before Judge Samiiid Vouiii;, who raised the bail to Tho ai\r.)tu!i was not tur ni> he,I. It was learned definitely that Mm. Sebastian tired the life sin* had led sineo her marriage, bad taken her iwo children in South Pakoia soni" time ago, and is preparing to secure a <11voro',-. According t<> the I lerforils' family physician, lOniily is in a critical con dition. She has only her mother to ??are for her. tb.e father having died some t itne ago Chi>-r of police itretman is cer'ain tjm' on tin* e\ idence li?? says h>> has I Bee n! I'd lie can Mid Sebastian to prison for the thirty years wh it'll con stitute the maximum punish men I'rof Sebas'.ian w as owner and di i In- Met hodi.-.; Symphony or c'vstra. I'rt vious to organizing the orchestra he was director of the Con gregational Church choir liclfast Strike Cud-. The negotiations between tho arbi trators and the strikers' holders re sulted in a settlement of the labor troubles at Belfast. Ireland. Tho agreement is a compromise. Tho men return to work at* a slight in crease in wages and with ii\ed hours, while employers are left free to em ploy either unionists or non-unionists. (lovernor Curry Inaugeratod. CJovernor OJeorgo C. Curry, of New Me<lco. war. inaugurated at Santa Co with impressive exercises, in which Territorial officials took part. IlOY IIAI) $1700 IN HIS <JRU\ A rivaled In Mnlnc Charged- With Robbing Massachusetts Hank. Hradley. Me.?Winfteld M arson, sixteen years old, formerly a clerk In the Chicopoo National Dank at Springfield, Mass.. was arrested h^ro by Deputy Sheriff C. K. Radcllffe on the charge of tho larceny of $5000 from tho Chlcopee National Rank'on July 29 last. s He had a now suit case stuffed with new $10 gold certificates and new $5 Treasury notes, amounting in all to $4700. ? - ? f - .. L \ .v BITS? NEWS 'fl'.VfclMNGTOW A fitockllold:T of 11j? ? L >11 [ sla Ma a lid Missouri Ulver Railroad nslcod iho |ij. torsiai* Coinnil/.Hion to f ore I ho Al ton, which control* it, to make an ar COItllt ill).; The (Jo ve r n men i Is considering the turning ov? i of tlu ci/.iot to t he maiinf x. At lorttoy*(ii iM fa! Jiouapai' e de? olared tiiat the criminal prosecution of rich iiM-n or corporalIons, wilful viola to:'.-; of tho law on n great tcale, \va?. precisely what hi' Intondf d to l>i'i about. Speaker Cannon. I:?t"rv!<",wntl in \. ashlir-'.ton wan emphatic in favor of i In- battleship criii:s<* to lit" Pacific. 15. !?'. Peters, for ni'inv years pant tho ch'i'f clerk '>f (ho Naw I>.*part > H su, ilit.-d ai lilrf homo of tnii'-t'iMilo Ho wjoj fifty-four veal's old. HI* \\i'r. died llii''n weeks before. ''h.at^d with running ('own Mrs. Ma -v Chase with h Ik a ii t o'lio l>i I ?>, Hog ? i \V'etinore, won of the Palled Si iiu-m Senator, was arrested. Washington officials expressed tho opinion thai HicmIIov/ fever epidemic in <!|enfn< -gos, C.iba, would ho easily eon trolled t'haplalii Harry \S'. .Jonos, U. s. N., has been fo.ind guilty of several vio lations of I ho naval regulations by a (om t-niarilal in Norfolk, Va., and sentenced to dismissal frofn tho serv ice^ oril ;\|)OITKI) ISLANDS. t ii bans were Itapny at tho dispersal of armed hands by Government forces. Private Roland Khcppard, of tho Hospital Corps of the American Army, died from yellow fever at Iho Military Hospital at Cienfuegos, Cuba. 'Iho reBignat ion of Governor Goo. I?, Carter, of Hawaii, sent to Presi denl Roosevelt about six wiickx ago, has lalteii effect. I f Is successor, W. F. I* roar. Chief Justice of tho Supremo Court of Hawaii, entered upon his du ties a:; Chief Fxecutlve of the islands The records of the Manila Bureau of Health show that for ?;i c mouths t.ot a contagious disease has boon in evidence, record not known to have been equalled in tho history of the i. ' Oscar S. Siraas, Secretary of Com merce and Labor, and K. Ishil, direc tor of ilie I'.itroau of (Commerce of tho Japanese foreign Ofllce, sailed from Honoliilu for Sail Francisco on the .steamship Asia. Army ofl'icrs in Cuba are trying to oMermlnat" mosquitoes in an effort to che.'l; tho spread of yellow fever. The Royal Mank of Canada hogau liusjiuess ar San Juan. Porto Rico. 'I'mi-Is t h" sixth bank started in San Juan :-inc<* iiie American occupation. An armed band at Alqui/.ar. Cuba, p'ole a lior.se and saddle belonging to Alejandro IManas. Later they re turned the horse with,this inscription o!i bis; rump in paint: "lb,1 can't tra vel." ilO.MKSTIC. Coventor Stoke;* and a committee presented a silver .service in behalf of New Jersey to the battleship New .Jer sey. lying in the North River, off New York. A renorl of the insurance commit tee of Hi" American Mar Association, made public at Omaha, scored tho State ii>v.,dr-pa;-;;..flits, nl taekoil the (lividend reserve policy and suggested various legislation. Martin A. Knapp, chairman of tho Interstate Commerce Commission, was married at t ho lintel Manhattan. New York, to Mrs. Nellie Maynard Gardner. of Syracuse. 'I'iie R?>v. Asolph Derosa, the evan gelist, who was threatened at Green wich. Conn . with lynching for alleged hypnotism, declared he would clear his name from all aspersions. .Indue Land is. on receipt of a com munication from Attorney-Genera! Itonnparie, postponed till September r? the Grand .lur.v investigation which he had ordered for tho Alton road. Negro soldiers from the Twenty | fifth Infantry, which figured in tho IJrownsvillo riot, raised a dlstu'rb . mice on the "Harbary Coast," In San Francisco, and wero not quieted until | a riot call had been sounded. While undergoing an operation in New York for adenoids, the seven year-old son of William A. Whiting, a Vermont millionaire, died of co caine poisoning. K. H. liarriman and the Chicago and Alton Railroad will escape pun ishment for granting rebates to the Standard Oil Company, because the Government promised immunity in return for evidence to convict the St a ml a rd. The counsel for lho "next friends" in the Mrs. Kddy hearing have agreed to the suggestion of the masters for tests < f her mental competency in the presence ef alienists. I'OKKKi.V The Zionist Congress at The Hague resolved to dissolve the committed I dealing with diplomatic negotiations | regarding Palestine. The Cnited States cruiser squadron In the I'aciilc starved on a visit to Ja pan. In a preciatnntion the Sultan of Muro.'ni urges universal calm, and is reported to be using all his elTorts for peace. Merry Del Val. the Papal Secretary of Slate, was hooted by an anii-cleri cal ninii in a suburb of Home; It was believed in Tokio that the-/ Kus.yi-.lanar.ese treaty contained an unpublished clause defining the spheres of influence of the two coun tries. ' An epidemic, supposed to be chol era, broke out in Drest-Litobsk, in Russian Poland. A Caracas; court' fined tho New York and Bermudez Asphalt Com pany $.'>,000,000 tor aiding tho Mates revolt in Venezuela. The Confso government has issued a pamphlet in reply to "King Leo pold's Soliloquy" by Mark Twain. Severe fighting occurred in For mosa. where the natives made strenu ous resistance to the Japanese troops At Tarkokan tho Japanese casualties numbered 200. Three Americans?Toe, Christina? and Eysler?were reported to be tig tiring 'largely in preparations for the pending war in Central America. Moors at Mazagan and Azemmour turned loose the prisoners la the jail* and Kuropeans fled. German navy experts at Berlin arc elated over tho result.of a trial trij of one of the new turhino torj>ed< boats which maintained a speed ol more than thirty-nine miles aa hour.. I^ord fjefton, master of tho horxo resigned his voftt in consequence ol being onablo to ugreo with the "ox" treme measures of the British Got eminent." JOVKItY LITTLE HELPS. One night wh?n the sun had dlBap^ peared an<l birds had tucked their bauds beneath their wings to rest, one of the night blr?ln flew close to u\\ electric light, ? "Of what use are you?" asked the bird. "You give no little light com pared with the bun." "1 do the b*?t 1 can," nald the light. "Think how dark thin corner would be If I were not hore! People walking and driving might run Into one an other, and someone might get hurt." "That's true/*-"bald the bird, and away he flow. Then he came near a gaslight, HtanJInK apart from houses and butty streets. "Of what uso are you?" asked th?' bird. "You do not give uh much light u* the electric light." "I do the bi;st I t*in." said tho light "Do you not see that steep bank Just beyond? If I were not here someone might rail to see It, and fall." "That's true," said tho bird, ami away ho flew. Boon his sharp eye* spied a lamp in a window. "Of what uso are you?" asked th?: bird. "You do not give even as much light as the gaslight." "1 do tho best I con. I am in the window to throw light down the path that Parmer Brown may see the wa> when ho comes home. I do tho best I can." "That's true," said tho bird, and away he flew. Hut again his sharp ?yes spied r. light?a tiny candle light in a nursery window. "Of what use tiro you?" asked tho bird. "Your light is so small. You dc not glvo even as much light as n lump." "I do the best I can." said the can die, "and I can easily be carried from room to room. Nurse uses me wnon she gives tho children a drink of watei at night or sees that.they are snugly covered up In bed. I do tho beet 1 can." "That's true," said the bird; and away lie llew, thinking, as he saw the many lights here and there, llttlo and great: "All are helpers."?Kindergar ten Review. TUB ALT ICR NATIVE. "Never marry a man who drinks, etnokes, swears, goes to prize fights, plays the races or tells falsehoods." "But I don't want to bo an old maid." ? Life. ? DOCTORS PRESCRIBE SULPHUR. liut tfulphur Should lie L'kcd iu liquid Form Only. "llancock'a Liquid Sulphur ?? (ho moBt wonderful remedy for Kcsetua 1 have ever known," write* Dr. W. \V. Lcalu;, of Or Undo, F"iu , who wa* cured of ? cu?e of year*' standing ?Dr. VV, A. Heard, of Maittand, Ma.. wa? cured of Eczema after he had Buffered for thirty year*, and say*: "Hancock's Liquid ?Sulphur im the finest remedy for njl Skiu trouble* I have ever used or prescribed." Doctor* everywhere prescribe it, but they Hay Sulphur should ho used in liquid form only, ea it is iu Hancock'* Liquid Sulphur. Druggists sell iy ISonk let free, if you write Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co., Balti more. It cures all Skin and Scalp Disease, if used in connection with the wonderful Hancock's Liquid Sulphur Ointmeut. A. ;?* A man can know nothing of mini kind without knowing something jf himself.?Lord Hearonsfield. BABY TORTURED BY ITCHING. lln*h CoTehx! Fuce and Feet?Would Cry Until Tired Out?-Speedy Cure by CtiticurH. "My baby was about nine months old when she had rash on her face and feet. Her feet sceiinsd to irritate her most, espe cially night*. They would cause her to be broken of her test, and sometimes fhe would cry until she wiw tired out. 1 had always used Cuticum Soap myself, and had heard of so many cures by the Cuticitra Kemedics that i thought 1 would give them a trial. The improvement was noticeable iu a few hours, and before 1 had used one box of the Cuticura Ointment her feet were well nnd have never troubled her since. 1 also used it to remove what is known as 'cradle cap' irom her head, aud it worked like a charm, as it cleansed and healed the scalp at the same tiiue. Mrs. Hattiu Cur rier, Tbomoston, Me., June 9, 1006." Who seeks what he should not, finds what he would not.?German. FITS,St. Vitus' Dance :Nervona DiHeaHPH per manently cured by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer, trial lx>ttle and treatise free. Dr. H. U. Kline, Ld.,931 Arch St., Phila., Pa. To ho idle is (o ho vicious.?Dr. Johnson. Mrs. Winsxow'aSoothing Syrupfor Children toethiuK.Boftonstheguine.redueesintiamma t'.oii, ullays pnin,cureo wind colic, 26c a bottle Meat is much, but manners are more.?French. Doubles the Value of a truck-farm. It is Nature's fattening food for vegetables. If makes them large, meaty and delicious. Send a postal card for our free booklet on "Truck Farming." It' is scientific, and it is money-making literature. GERMAN KALI WORKS y3 Nr?khu Nf>v York jVlonadnock Build ing, Chicago Candler BtiiMirt Atlanta, (In. A<l>lr?>?s oflii'O noorc j'. you. BASE BALL BOY. Song Air down otf" the farm, When a hoy just learns to crawl Ho wants to play- base ball. And his sporting fathVj; pats him on the head, And says my darlihg so1! Whon you are twenty-one, You shall swing the bat and wenr the stocking rod. Then when ho is a man, lie wonders through the land, With hat and ball and scratches 011 his face. And he has a groat desire, To be a bold umpire, Anil for 110 other business has a taste. So boys .just one and all, Don't grow too fond of ball, And listen to the kind words 1 have said. For men who need a boy, 1 'm sure will u"t employ, The fellow who has learned no other t vnde. Reflections of a Bachelor. I don't think there is any thing that would ruin a man more complete ly I bun to have all his plans work just as ho wanted to have them. The man who gives up before he is boat is whipped twice, once by him self and once by the other follow. The most contemptible man we meet with in this world is the cunning cuss who <lon't make any blunders himself, but is always on the watch to see you make one. The green burns for the dry, and the righteous pay for sinners. ?Span ish. Shotgun Shells ',L.eadcr"and4,Repeater"and Repeating Shotguns make a killing combina tion for ficM.fowl or traP shooting. No smokeless powder shells enjoy such a reputation for uniform ity of loading and strong shooting qualities as "Leader" and "Repeater" brands do, and no shotgun made shoots harder or better than the Winchester. THEYARE MADE FOR EAOH OTHER STOP WOMAN AND CONSIDER First, that ulmoefcev^ryoperaw ?? In our hospital*, performed upon women, become# neces&ary becunbO of npjjUct of tsut'h symptoms us Hackuc'he, Irregularities, Displace menta. Pain In the Side, Prn^iitff Hen ha. tioua, Oizziuees ami blecpfew ues*. Second, that Lydia B. Pinlchrun s Vetf??tubli} Compound, made from native root? auU herns i, le> .. prana'rli ^ 'ien* ""d restores women's health aud is inruluable In of life * ?llXcn *vr ??*?d-WrMi and during the period ot Change fllo Vt'the V'W,M< at T0,:,TOe of uu?olieit<d find grafc-ful testimonials on time to tiiiifi t / ". u i ,to7 ut Lynn Mm* , many of which arc from deuce of i!' 'n* Pu'''ls!,?'d by special permission, k'ive absolute evl Hokhftiu'ti advicc? ^a'a Wakharn ? Vegetable Compound and Mrs. ' n('''a, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound DmwIn^L^1!"20 ,Hl* ',ef'n curing Female Complaints, such as fl?mniatfoo l!nH r'>n.S' V,l'ak Haek, Falling and Displacements, In and expels Turnnr?'?e/ on' .&n<1 0r?,iu^? Discaaea, and it di^solyee M r* at ftu ea,''y at aye. ?tJ"kffham'S ^ai,d'"? Invitation to Women wrfte M,-s. Pfnkb'Jn^i ^rorn ft"y form of female weakness arc invited to. has b?cu adtisino- ?<,'V% '*"? ? for ad vice. Shcis thol/rs. I'inkbam who years, and before f?.*!??. *v?mo? free of charge for more than twenty, haui iu advising i l,cr mother-ln-Jaw, Lvdia E. JMnk women back tohcaltJ, u- ?*'* ChPl,<*a,'y well qualified to guide sick ? V\nte to(Jay, don't wait until too late. Proverbs and Phrases. A little help docs a great deal.? French. Man raises, but time weighs.? Modern Greek. He that ventures not, fails not.? French. None are secure from desperation, few from subtility.? Byron. Where there is shame there is vir , tue.?German. i HICKS' CAPO DINE CURES ALL ACHEff And voq""?' Trill bottla 10c AtdniOiW# After a man lias made a goo i>i?l for himself, it is time enough limit up the pptligroo aoml) one hi left Inni. CROUP AND * Pneumonia Salve The Family Safe-Guard. 250, 50c, $1.00. Re!ieve3 Croup In 20 minuta. Aborts Pneumonia in 6 hours. Beyinfl work as Boon M applied. Criminal (o be without IS. Sold by ail dmggUti or 10c added by malj. L. Richardson, Mfg. Chera., Greensboro. N? C. Georgia School of Teclmology f An engineering institute of the highest rank in the heart of tho progresiTve South. Advanced courses in Merlmn'f.iL ftlpf trir.il Tevtile. Mining .ind Civil EntrineeritKE* Advanced courses in Mechanical, Electrical, Textile, Mining and Civil L'ngineeri Engineering Chemistry arid Chemistry. Intensive aud new equipment of Shop, T* Laboratories, etc. The demand for the School's graduates is mu:h gieater than ?npply. Dormitories. Cost reasonable. Cliiv^te u<jsurpassed. For illustrated catalog ^ ?ddreig K. G. MATHESOW, A. M.; LL. I)., Piasidcnt, Atlanta, U*. SAWS, RIBS, Bristle Twine, Cobbit. S>c., f*r any of Gin ENGINES, KOlLCftS and PRESSES nnd tlrpoira for SliaUir.E, Pulleys, Betting. Sectors. Pipes, Valves and fittings, light Sow, Shlnslc. mid tnlli Mills, Gasoline Engine*. Cans Mi IK in itocfc. LOMIIARD IKON WOUKS AND SUP P??i* COMPANY. Au];iiBta, Ci?. ? Tt^S 3-,S3c_ , Standard for 43 years: leave? no bad vUrSS wiili'S ilku nuinine; pleasant to take; chlidrori AXU seldom fails to make permanent cure. ? ?3 1 . , r- * Guaranteed under Food and Drugs Act ofh malarial Fevers 30. t906. At ycu.- druggists; oraentprep j r-. on recelot of orlre. J and ? I ARTHUR PETER k 0?.. O^n'Kgts. loulavHle.KT.-1 HiiMBHJTja W. L. DOUGLAS $3.00. & S3.BO SHOES 3"T THE WORLD l|J^3HOE8 K)R EVF.RY MEM3CR OF-/.-, ths family, at AUL PRICES. ini|/|{ To any cnovaho can ncnvo W. I.. iff As j QJ> IP ) ?2oc-cian c'ons not mnkn <1 soil S7Aitf?ii?rf jmofo fccn'a S.V & $H.5CJ tthono J%9SJlweMW U (ttixn cny other rr.nnnufscturcr. TIFE REASON M'. T>. Dottjjlaa shoes are worn hy more neojdo in all walk.^of life than any other mako, is because ? their excellent stylo, easy-titling, and su|>crior wearing quahtit*. Tito selection of tho louthoM* and other iu:iteriul* lor each pail of tho ?lioe, and overv detail of tho making is looked after hy tho most completeorganizat ion of superintendents, foromviian'l skilled shoemakers, who receive the lii^lie?t wages paid in tho shoe-industry, and whoso workmanship <'11111101 he excelled. If I could ti'iko yoit into my largo fnetories at llroi'itoii.Mass., and show yon how carefully W. L. l)<>ngl:i< shoos are mado, you would then understand why thoy hold their shape, lit hotter, wc? lonjjer and aro of groater value than anv other m ik. Ti'iustveiy, (Tttolnf'xifft. r.yr'nx t r.rrtUM My $4 OIW EdmmmndB5 Gold Rond &*hm?x oannat bo cqunSftid at any CAUTION! The genuine have \\ . I*. Douglui iiiimh ami j.ri.M Kiauip.M on bottom. mu " itltute. Ask your dealer for \V. I,. Douglas shoes. If he cannot yupply you, Mar factory. Shoes sent every whoro by until. Catalog free. V/.LDu?Us Biocktoo Mut No Hubetltnte direct to I'o'nr Mlh ???? To convlnco nny ? ? ? ? ? woman that Pax !? W hh &?) tin? Antlnoptlc ?T" improvo Iht health ? ? Imand do all wo claim ? ? for It. We will send her absolutely free a largo trial box of Paxtine with book of instruc tions and gebulne testimonials. 8end your namo and addrcss^pn ft postal card. el eanses and heals muco n s in o in - brane af fections, such as na^al catarrh, pelvic catarrh and Inflammation caused by femi nine ills; soro eyes, sore throat, and nioiith, by direct local treatment. Its cur ative ]>ower over theso troubles is extra ordinary and given Immedilito relief. Thousands of women are using nnd rec ommending it every day. Co "rents at druggists or by mail. Kcnu'inber, however, IT COSTS YOU NOTIIIN!? TOTliV IT. THIi It. X*AX TON CO., Ito? ton, 3v*u??. PAXTINE STANDARD oFTiilS0l/nt lis. GOVT.RNNr.NT- TNSPH TffiSo\miE^-c(jrimoiu NTVYgkK-MCAaVH \n antantv( CllfJIBERLAHJ-EVERBEARl I'.IOI )',K(()11I) APRIL 20 TO JULY 4T^ W'w???au ^r z,fir. 10 -now ',<; ? '*??11 ?i'?5 the cuuberuw miRsiwa --^CBESTJW, TEW*. CURED I A r*m?Jyforlttr(r, thror.t and vrlni irouDies. lures Ueav?s, Coughe, Distemper and Indigestion. \ftrrln?rl. ma use a-iul rrcotcmcnd PRUSSIAN KEAVE POWDERS r>ruKifl?t? will pit them. Price WVr et d*?l*r, tCn l>y mill. Setwl for Krco 1>ooU. PRUSSIAN REMEDY CO.. ST. PAI L, MINI* COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY MIXINOTON. KY. Mil auardt.I A a< II or!4 iTa'.r *a?k kMpiOf B?.Short hu4 Ttm. Writing M<1 Trlflllnbt oillht. Hi'iut. I Oou., Kt. I'ri'tnui (lii.loa... Kriu> n?w. *44nu.?lUll'K U. tMITtt- fru u Lul*ct?a,Kr If ??lkl?4l wtik weak ?ye% bm [Thompson's Eyewater TCI CPO ADUCDC U/AklTCH ''?*> Uli iMtltit* bafom nait March. Thla U an iLLLunArni.no nah i cu neiN?iv?T?i?n>rk intnut*. ??! ?bmi.?.ooi. In ckirvo ol ci-i-allway official*. Ibuhlltkt<l Twaa?y-o?.a Main llnra of L A N. II. K la Bcfcool-iooma. l*mlt|on? pnylaa WO pvr moota and apward absolutely gaara*t?+?l <?lr tiritduatn ati4vr u ilV) Oa.trnnt/ B.mH. V?? CM* wark far jaur ci|*?uata. ial<?. .>ATIONO. TKi.i:?.KAi-ll 1 NH rlTL'TK, t ?*????????I. Oni?a. THIS LINIMENT KILLS PAIN.-AND SHOULD BE f6und in evehy home CURES ?W?NY AND RHEUMATISM. - ?tocVman for the Mononsrsh Corf and Coke Co., Mononstsh. O.Pn<*? *\ to l5o horao* oad ir.uloa. and haveuaod YaO*K$ i it has never failed to cur*. *?C -J LnruFHtT Intttwww ?0,*^ on o horos with * scvcro case of mreeofr I e?T*ti*w^h^1222?toTrsobOl,.1w of Ysoar.'o lutivsK* cutvd It, Mr. J w*Ch no with r*.: Mtmatlnm. seven months to 1 Prlc* y1??'? ?<?*??** ** hta on hi"lfy5t ; ?. , bod; two ^ liniment tmr YaOtt'o snd yon sot ths boit?Veep s hotUs x Wbontoo wtoa^1l?"T Uw<u bo tho h*tt investment you ever msdo.?ttovo and stable CURB AND SCRATCHES. J. Arthur Brubeck of Simeon, Vs., write*: I have tried it. and find Yiou'i Liniment the beet he ev. r used. On? of hi* horse* bed acurb and it removed it entirely? and it is klto a aura euro for scratches, and many othemd'.raent* he I ha* used it for. bo ear* it ia the beet of aQ Hitnwnt* and reoommemle It. v A PAINFUL BRUISE. Mr. W.E. wih?i liadb?wHfOBM?d>ftl>M?m? Uitw. 'Which ha fot from tidiai* ham ktnbtck and ooald *otc?r? It,* MmI ncownMw4 Ysan'l Ltwuunrr,<MM afpflMtlM nlhm him, and Ims than a bottfe cmred it entirely heaayait is the beat liniment ha errsr TAP NO SUBSgTUTE-ALL MERCHANTS AND DRUGGISTS SELL 4T?LARGE BOTTLES, 25 or