The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 27, 1907, Image 4
A MIKHOI'lH WOMAN
Tell* a Story of A *v f it I SuffrTlii# ?n<1
Wonderful
Mr?. .T. I) Jo'.idkod, of <>03 West
Hickman St., rohiinbiit, Mo., ??>'?:
'Tollowlny an operation two yearn
flK <?, drojmy fict in,
and my I???ft Kiiio wuh
?so h wo I loii thf> doctor
ittM ho wonl<| liavo to
lfi|? Oilt I 111) Wider,
Tlii'io wax constant
1'iiln and a i, ire,ling
ufiiKation ?i'o lid rny
hoart, and I could not
laitftt my arm a novo
my head. Tho k'.d
iwy notion was di?6r
mi /ui'i OI 'I") HCCIi'l 1OI1H
too frequent, On the udvleo of my
lintdiand 1 bogan iihIii'j I loan's Kidney
IMIIb. Since mdng two boxen hi y
trouble ban not reappeared. This ix
\yondor f ill, nf.ter suffering (wo yearn."
Bold by all dealers* r?<? cmi'h a I)ox.
Fonter Mtlburn Co., Hnffalo, V,
Tll/4 jMllfjilUt t 1J (!jv
Hafcst.?-1 iesiod.
FIFTEEN YEARS OF ECZCMA.
Terrible It< hiii){ l'rcvcnti'il Weep??
Hands, A nun, and AlUu'tfil
?Cured In C) Days l>y C'titicurn.
"I lind ecremn nearly fifteen years The
'iffcctcd parts Wero niy hands, a runt and
I ('Kit. 'I'll i* v wero t bo wor*t m I lie winter
time And were always itchy, and I could
not keep from scratching thcin. 1 Imd to
hft'p both hands bandaged all the time,
and at night 1 would l?nv<j to nerntch
through th?' bnndngt?H ah the itching wan
no never**, and at times I would have to
tear everything ofV my bands to scratch
the skin. 1 could not rent >ir tlcen. 1 had
Mevernl phyuiciaiut treat me, but tliev could
not give me a permanent cure, nor even
could they utop the itching. After using
the Cuticurit Houp, one box Cnticura Oint
ment and two bodies Cuticura Hesolvent
for about nix dayit the itching had ceased,
loid now the sores have dinappeiircd. and
1 never felt belter in my life than I <lo
How. Kdwarn Worcll. I'.snd IHlli, IJ. H.
Infantry, Fort Crook, Nebraska '
Hewords :iinl |>i111i -1111n? 111 air Ilia
basis ill ?>ood cioyi'i iniioiil Neji'is.
FITS,St. Vitus'I)nn< c NVi von* DNiwiKoihner
manent ly cured by l.)r Kline's tireat .wrvo
Restorer. 12 trial bottle nnd Ir'ntise fret).
Dr. II. It KJbi", l.d.,tMl An h St I'hila., l'tt.
There art' <*<>n111 less toads on all
sides (a I lie u l ave, t icei i?.
Mrs Winsiow'sHoot hlng Syrup for Children
foethhjg.RoftonH tbegtUUH,! ?'d iK'i'sin Ma in ina
t hai, allays pain,cures wind cola , :Jf?r a but tlo ?
111 Mar?.
They It'll us I In n; jiio |h*i?j>11? ii|> i.i
Mars
What verv h.ippv 111? 111) 11* they nnisl
In-!
For in a lialiilation mid I lie slais
From \aiimis \e\aliuiiM they'd lie
I reo.
For lb'' chances are I lull Imsls air
quill' iiiiIvIImu n
And tluit life msiii anee seeks no
jrriii'suine fjfains;
The oclo|nis lias le| | I hem unite alone
Since ihev iim? ranils instead ?>t
railway trains.
From lariff Inlh im tlniibt liny ar.5
exempt,
And maybe thev crape I lie prob
lem play ;
'J lie canipaiiMi orator does nut atteni|d
To steal some o11iri follow V. boom
it way.
The trolley ib>rs imt sjlidei-web a
town;
There i< no call for (halving moto
cars;
Ko Wall street sends their value ii|i
or down ?
They must lie very liuppy up in
Mars!
Jealousy Did It.
"How did <i11 Aiiit'i n ;iii coine to In
nominated in l Ins wat il
''It was n t ompi omise. T!ic 1 zeolis
Copts, Kurds. Croatian* ;m<l l'.r<ur.:
lisli ft.111.Ill 'l lix up Ml a candidal?'
aiimiiy t ln'insi'lvos.'' S<>. .?!> tW.
A Sardonic Satisfaction.
" enjoy }i"niu t>? tin- theatre.'*
"Vt's," answ del Mi M<cU<?ii.
" Hut ?l?'ii't .'an1 inn. Ii ! i ma n a
plays.
" No. What I ciiji'V 1 ? I.. take II.mi
rid I a wlieto tlicio i- a whole 1"t "t I
conversation ? 11? -? on in wi:uh sue
can,t say a wonl."
Nu longer lit us li.' taikii.". lien'
nor put 11IT I ho work <? >d 1: a- u.tiu-t- ;
cd to our hands. I!"itw r.
I'i'Ts r;n: w in'.
Till* liliul of 1'ihkI I siI to \il.' l:*s.
A forinor roll^e athlete, run: ut the j
loan distance ruaaots, 1;*.? ..'.a to Km ;
hl? power of endtuau.e. '? ? i exper- j
lonce wltli a change in f u 1 is Intor
ostinx
"Whit-' 1 wui^n t :i'iii,>,r on the
track atlil.'ii.; I'Mi-i ray ?1.? i!>' ' io"-s
became a t:vjl; ;iitnl ati.T 1 as put
oa CIr:\pt Nuts i.<ot f??.' ivo i .? :?1 a
day. After usia,. ill ? ! "o 1 ftwo
weekti 1 felt lik<* .? to una. My <li
KOHtton w,t.? pel I" i. i 1 -.ea.ly
uiul I was full ' ! . ?; r. v
"I t rained f r ; n:'!>? i t t>u?
lllllf mile I ills i ' ? ? . ; w III' )l
lorjuiro so much < a.l 11 ar ? : I then ;
llio loiu; tiaiiy ' \ ... i 'neforo
had been sti< !i a !:. \ v , , l.j ,.d off
With c;?s.\ I Willi Irul )| i Visits.
"Tlio (!iat - -Nr. . I ?? i pi:! t;e In
perfect Con.l i t rir . ;? :v ? t < i? jy
?ginger.' N'o miSv > my p'nsical
condition in uj.> i \ . sMil rr.;walght
Incroas. d. hat na nilr, 1 \< ,i ; made
clear anil \ i)*?>??: ;so licit I could I
got out my jJtiiiti.'K im a' >st hilt the j
tlmo formtrlv ivij-r.; i. most. j
nil of t!u' u"i\s r ;? > ? r - ? C.rapo- !
Nuts, fot tM y !ir," , .s wi'.uo,
but I think my t \ r, ;mK bo
amiss aiul ma> in . am s iiM;? Mr.n? ctto
to l?nrn how fay ' r?..i il>a cuu be
obtained."
There's n rr"V"i fn~ tho rfToct ot
Orftpo-Nuts food (u 1 u ^ l.rma i body
And brain. Tho c: aai c'.pments In
wheat nu.l ha/.o-y -v?? with
?pecla] rof?tto ?hAi? \ ower for
rebuilding the hral:i a"-i nerve cen
tres. The pvod?ot is thru carefully
And fiClcn^incaHv prepared i'? as to
maVe it rasy of <!f}e?iioo. The phy
sical and mental ro*u>ts arc so appar
ent after t'.VO or three weeks' use as
produco 'a profound impression.
?Read "Tlio Ro.nl to WellvlUe," la
pkfa. "There's a irason "
UNCLE SAM LAUGHS LAST.
rtorm by Itogorn, in the* NVw York Ilorald,
_ _ _ g
FARMLRS RLBLL AT PURL MILK RULE
1 loalth Department Says I lair on Cow's Tail
and Flank Must Mo Cut and Lights Put in
Troughs?Clean Suits For Milkers.
Florida, N. V.- Farmers in '?-.w
York Slai<' iiro recel vin^ froni i I???
N < ? w York Depart nir-ii t of Health I'l.
(its set (Inn forth I tii* requ ii vmeiils <if
tli'- depart 111 ?? ii I ncccssjirv to I ii:;?i??? ;i
pun* milk tuipply for tin- N> \ York
(Mlv market. Tim requin in ii!s run
all l ho way from cleaning Hi'- window
1 >ii11? >m of tlit) cowpen to cuttiiu; (lie
cow's hair.
One farmer who had i"M-ivi'?l a list
of (ho depai Iuwnt'rt requirements de
clarer* that If some of (he rules are
carried out thero will ho a serious
shortage of milk In (he market, an to
obey ordera wouhl mean a ^rent r\
pensn and requlro ho much (lino at
tending to (ho animals that very little |
prollt would result to theowners. The
I a l iner said
"Willie llie price of milk for t lie I
com I n k six months by one i. i ??; r.m- I
l rolling concern has be.mi a I \ a uc.-d
sixteen per i'eiit. o\.-r 1:? vt >
price, It must he lak'-n into consider
alion that tie' price of (11<? principal
feeds has none up twenty-live pT I
cent "
The satin man pointed c,\(' thai to j
meet (lie requirements more help
would he re(|ulred and (hat all thi;>
would eat up (he little profit that the
cow raiser now makes. In addition
It h. hard to wt competent help,
loo r.iiriy i or < leaning.
Olio requirement, to which local
farmers make strenupu.; objection is
that requiring that the cowshed lie
thoroughly cleaned before the cows
are milked. As the milking is done
very early each morning, perhaps
lout; before daylight, ii can lie s"< n
that the cleaning process will he a!
most an impossibility. The farmer
is not wealthy, and many of them
have not tho cash to make the re
quired Improvements about their
prem ises.
"Where are car very small present
profits to come In?" said an owner of
several head after reading the de
partment circular. "Where is (ho
money to eoiuo from (o put in a 'non
absorbent' (loor and six-Inch pullers
with rounded corners of the lion ab
sorbent material? Are we required
(o put in lights, so that (he feeding
troughs he lighted? 1 am unable to
seo where It Insures pure milk to
have the cow see what, she is <?;11 inii.
or perhaps have (lie window clean so
thai she tnay naze pensively over the
barnyard while she chews hei cud.
"Another requirement Is that all
the help be provided with dean suits
when they no in to make the cows
comfortable or relieve theni of their
milk. My wife would object to that,
and farmers' wives never have much
to do."
Ah a r,< ri'Tiil tiling (ho fatunors do
not Iu? 1 i?*v<> that io of dlseaBO
li;tH been caused 1 ?y tho condition of
the milk they linv?? sent. Io tlx* mar*
1<?-i, and they <?(>u?l< 1 <?r that the Health
iti'liMiliiichI'h fI? *tn;iiid:; rip beyond
reason. Already some aro detor
m i ric?i not Id s'-nd their in I lie to Now
York City, and are arranging to send
it elsewhere or dispose of it locally.
Health Department's Iteqiiircnicnt*.
Some of tho requirements of tho
New York Department of Health fol
low :
That, the floors !><> constructed o?
concrete or some non-absorbent mafo?
rial.
Thai th<' floors he made water fight
and properly graded.
Tliui the drops or gutters ho coil
s' riM't? d of concrete, stone, or sonio
lion absorbent material. That they
he ;it least six inches in depth, with
..11 corners rounded.
That the feeding (roughs, plat
forms and nil'.-" he well lighted and
Kept dean at aII t lines.
That, additional windows he In
stalled In the cow barn to provide
siiflleieul light. (Two square foot of
window space for each cow to bo tho
minimum ).
That the window panes be washed
and kept clean nt all times.
That the wall:-* and ledges he thor
oughly swept dow u and kept free
from dust, dirt or cobwebs at all
times.
Thai mi inspection of the herd by
a veterinarian he made and a copy of
his report forwarded to tills depart
ment.
That the long hairs on the flanks
*inil t:\ll !>e ( lipped and kept short at
all limes.
That dean, special suits bo pro
vided for all the attendants engaged
in thy production and handling of
milk,
That the milk at 'all times bo
strained at the milk house, and in an
atmosphere free from dust or odors.
That thVmllk palls used bo of tho
stnal!-moul\ed d(>ign, so constructed
thai they can "lie readily and thor
oughly (leaned, and top opening not
to exceed eight inches in diameter.
That racks be provided ill somo
suitable place so as to expose tho milk
pails to the sun or to live steam.
Thai a milk house be built and lo
cated on elevated ground, with no
hog pen within 100 feet.
Tho New York Health Depart
ment's instructions tell the farmer in
conclusion that no milk on his prem
ises will ho permitted to be brought
into the city of New York unless con
ditions are remedied within a certain
i line.
A MCI; YOUNG MAN.
fH( .4
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THANKS >
Awfully.,
MW JOVE /
F<JT I'Vf CUT
IT OUT
you
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CON til
tution
Oirlnhomn'y Constitution Is strictiy i>roUM>itlon.?Now* Horn
?% -Cartoon from tbo Pittsburg Press.
JEKYLLrHYDK IN 11KAL LI IK.
Dublin, Ind.?After witnessing a
production of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde" some time ago, Albert Denver,
of Newcastle, attempted to Imitate
the ravings of Mr. Hyde. He became
so adept that his Impersonation
amazed his friends, and in a few
tveeka he began to experience the
same difficulty that Dr. jekyll did In
returning to his normal self. A few
days ago he seemed to lapse involun
tarily Into the character of Mr. llyde,
which now apparently has complete
control of him. Ho wai taken to the
COST OP DY1NO INCIUwVSKl).
? 'v ? o
Athol, Mass.?.The cost of dying ns
woll an of living la 'ast becoming pro
hibitive In Athol. Simultaneously
with the inercftsetn the price of milk,
moat and ?gn,8, there has been an ad
vance of twenty-Ave per cent. In ihe
price of funeral carriages. Ceftketn
are higher, gravestones cost twice as
much as.formerly, while the price of
cemetery lots has psased beyond the
means ot many residents
Some cttUene ere talking of adopt
ing tbe upethod In vogue In Prance,
where the cost ot funerals Is regulat
ed aeoorillim tp Ue family Inoome.
KIDNEY THOUBLK
dv.fftnd T?n V?ar?~ Mi4V4(i In Thrt*
Month*. .,,
C.B. Fizeiv,
M 5
C. B. I'IZKR, Mt. Kterling, Ky.,
writea:
"/ have ttufferttl with kidney
and other trouble fnr ien yearn pa *t.
Murck 1 commenced uwing lVruna
ami continued for thre? month*. I have
uot ti*ed it mnce, nor nave 1 felt a pain.
" I believe thut 1 am well and I therefore
give my lii^lient commendation to (ht? cura
tive quahticn of l'eruna."
Pe-ru-na For Kidney Trouble.
^fr?. H. Kimtier, Grant, Ontario,
Can., write*:
" 1 lia?l not been welt for nbout four
years. I had kidney trouble, and, In
fuel, fell bmll y nearly all the. time.
"Tina summer 1 got ao very bad 1
thought 1 would try l'eruna, ho I wrotp to
you arid began at once to take l'eruna und
Manalin.
"] look only two bottled of l'eruna and
one of Manulm, and now 1 feel better than
1 have for some time.
"I feel thut l'eruna a rid Manalin cured
inc and made a different woman of inc al
together. I blenH the day 1 picked up the
little book and road of vour l'eruna."
II In //?#? busltienH of the k Id tie \/h to
rrm<ne from the blood all yoinonoUH
mater lain. They imi.it be active all the
time, clue the system milTers. There ure
times when they noed a little assurance.
l'eruna is exactly thin (sort of a remedy.
|i li es niv<il many people.front disaster t>y
rendering the kidneys service at a time
-4 Iti'Ii i hoy were not able to bear their own
hiirdcmt.
Murium is sold by your local drug
gist. Buy a bottlo today.
After Close Inspection.
The mountain peak,
Till! groves of ijiuu,
AI ton per week
Were very line.
The mountain view was "rand to see.
lint home looks pretty good to me.
The ocean spray,
The rare sail breeze,
At two per day
WYie (|!iilr I he cheese,
1 liked to waleli the billows foam,
Still, things lo.ik pi el I y good ul hoiiu.
Ever Notice.
The doctor Imsim-** seems In 1m
extra sjood at the health resorts.
/; i ii i niipiwrpp nil i r/;r
Uh.-jILiA. CWM.Mil.
MACON, CA.
Hew Manapninl Mail Eipe-l Facu'ty
KINKST positions' "AMKNl-'A'S r.^ST"
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
Til K COTTrtS I'lt KSf?
lll.lt llIK lll>* II |!!li?<l all t<v>>r
III. 1--.I '!| o.lloli for tlio
ii.mi ijuartt'r i>f n fi'iil.iry.
i! II IIldlls'1 It
a- shown ur oi p Iv ir ns
nn I nil iixnufi
with pr t''l tiHriiclloin
amicut* for those th it wnm
t ? b'l lil llie won I wor*
tlirnipelvp'. \\ 11ro
TOWER MFO. CO.
<'hn( (auoo^a. Ton u.
TO BUILD UP PASTURES.
O. O. Watson of th? Pen??ylvanl?
College of Agriculture My*: How to
Increase the productiveneeii of run
down pastures Is a question that In
confronting many farmers in tho Mid
dle and Eastern 8tat*s. ?? uen we con
sider the cause of the unprofitable
condition of these pastures we reuse
to wonder that they are not remunera
tive. Much land in the United Htates
has been clearsd of timber that ought
never to haVe been cleared?land that !
is worth more to produce timber than j
anything else. Thia land has beon
wholly eleared of forests and eltber
seeded artificially or permitted to be
come seeded naturally to such grasses
and other plants as would maintain
themselves under the existing condi
tions. These grassee grew more vr
lent} luxuriantly for a time, but finally
the soil becomes so exhausted that
they are now wholly unsatisfactory.
The question now is how to restore
the fertility of which the soil h*8 been
robbed. Tho land must be made more
fertile through the application of plint
teed or thy growth of leguminous
cropg, or both. If the (and la not to
be plowed hut to remain In grass un
doubtedly the owner should seed the
land with clovers and grasses early
in tho spring. A mixture of whit*
clover, alslke and red clover would
undoubtedly be better than eitnrr
alone. With these may be mixed
timothy and June grass. It la prob
able that nature will s?ed the land
to June grass, but some assistance
will hflMp to make a good turf sooner
than if left to nature. A thorough har
rowing with a spike-tooth harrow be
fore the seediug would be most bene
ficial. Immediately after seeding ap
ply a top dressing of barn manure.
The manure thus applied will not only
furnish plant food for the grass that
Is already on the land and the young
seeding but If will form a mulch to
protect the young plants and will ma
terially help them to become thorough
ly established- If the land is not
limed this may be applied as tne top
dressing some time during the Fall
preceding tho Spring needing.
Ilewlio lias ft good nest finds good
friends.- 1 'ortugcsc.
lion's This?
We offer Quo Hundred Dollars Reward
foi any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's C-utarrh Cure.
1*'.CilKNKV & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known P. J.
Cheney for the last 13 yeant and believe
liiiu perfectly h< notable liv all business
transaction* and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by hi* firm.
\\ A I 1)1 Mi, K I N.N AN & jM A f.VI.N, Whole
>:'le Orugxists. Toledo, O.
1 iat i'j?' 'ulai r!i I ore is t a ken int rrnnlly, net ?
in^'l.re liv upon the bit.oil ?ud imicuoiisbiir
l.ue-<oi i lie s\ -'em. Testimonial* scut free.
Price. V."j. tier b. ttle. .Void by all Druggist:),
lake Hall s Family I'tlls for constipation.
Domestic Amenities.
''I dreamed Inst night that yo'.t
wcic nagging nie for a new fall hat.,'
"So that's why yon were growling
in yonr sleep.''
nuMnrni *Mn rtiraoriQiw"
uu?:j ULfiLMii ij-l t cnutHrJirtu
1?>07 I( KCOIt 1>
APRIL 20 TO JULY 4TH.
MICA,
Axle Grease
takes mil"* off the road,
oml weight from the load.
Helps the team und
pays the teamster.
Practically destroys
friction. Saves half the
wear that coinrs from
jolting over rough roads,
and lengthens the life
of a heavy vehicle more
than any other one thing.
A*\i the dealer for Mica
Axlo Grcuae,
STAM9AK? OIL COMPANY
liMriifiMi
i ??
Side and Centre
Crank V
Engines
LA RG E STOCK LOMBARD
F 01 r.dry. Machine and Bailer Wuiki and Su^y Store.
AUGUSTA, GA.
Light SAW MILLS
LATH AND SHINGLE MACHINES,
SAWS^ANO SUPPIIC3, STEAM AND
3ASOLINC ENGINES.
Try LOMBARD, AlSXSTA
CURED
fiives
Qulok
Relief.
OAfi; cffecta ft pcrm?n?ut rur?
it* ya in to d?jr?. Trial treatment
iCiveu/r**. Nothlagc?n be fairer
writ# m, h. Qretn't Son*,
>M a AllanU. Oil
TUMORS CONQUER!
Overwhelming Proof that L^ydia E. Pinkhyl
Vegetable Compound 8uooeed$. I
One of the greatest triumph* of
Lydm E. Pinkhuui'? Vegetable Corn
pound is the conquering of vsoiuaus
dread enemy Tumor,
The growth of a tumor in so in
aidioua that frequently its presence
la wholly unsuspected until ft is well
advanced.
Bo called "wandering pains" may
come from Its early stages or the
presence of dauger may be made
manifest by excessive mouthlv periods
accompanied by unusual pain, from
jU?e abdomen through the groin aj?d
thigh.
If you ha?e mysterious pains, if
there are Indications of inflammation
or displacements, secure a bottle of
Lydla E. Pinhham's Vegetable Com
pound, made front native root* oud
herbs, right away and begin its uso.
The following letter^ should con
vinoe every suffering wgman of its
?irtue, and that it actually does
conquer tumors.
Mrs. May Fry, of 836 W. Colfax
Ave , South IJend,>liid , writes :
Dear Mrs. Pinkham .?
"I take great pleasure in writ
ing to thank you for what Lydia E.
Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound has
done for me I also took the Mood
Purifier in alternate doses with the
Compound. Your medicine removed a
cyst tumor of four years' growth,
whLoh three of the best physicians
declared I had. They had bald that
only an operation could help me. I am
very thankful that I followed a friend's
advice and took your jjjediciue. It has
made me u strong and well woman and
I shall recommend it as long as I live."
Mrs. E. F. 11 ayes, of 26 lluggloaSt.,
Iloston, Mass., writes :
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:?
"I have been under different doctors'
treatment for a long time without
relief. They told me I had a fibroid
tumor, my abdomen was swollen and
I suffered with great pain. I wrote
to you for advice, you replied and 1
followed your directions carefully and
today I oin a well women. Lydia E.
l'inkham'n Vegetable Compound ex
lulled the tumor and strengthened my
whole system."
Mrs. Perry Myers, of Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, writes :
Dear Mrs Ploknaro :?
?'] to^d by my physician
had u lii?roi?l tumor and that Ij
have to be operated uiwn, I n
you for oaf ice, which I follow*
fally and took Lydia M. Pin,
Vegetable Compouud. 1 titn n<
cured yf the tumor but other
troubles and oau do all my owi
after eight year* of aufferlug.'
Mrs. H. J. Harbor, of Scott,
writes : , "r*j
Dear Mri PiaUhom:?
"Sometime ago I wrote m
adviceabouta tumor which thai
thought would have fco be'rij
Instead 1 took Lydia R. Pin
Vegetable Compound and to di
well woman."
Mrs M. M. Funk, Vandcrjfi
writes:
Dear Mr*. Pinkham : ?1
"1 had a tumor and Lydia :
h run's Vegetablo Compound
it for ine after two doctors ha
me up. 1 was aick four yearn
began to tnlce the Compound,
recommend Lydia E Pinkham*!
able Compound far and near/'|
Such testimony au nbove
vincing evidence that Lyola'
ham's Vegetable Compound
without a peer asa remedy for
Growths as well as other dls(
ills of women, and suoh syqpf
Hearing-down Sensations,
ments, Irregularities and, Bfl
etc. Women should remembe*
Is Lydia 10. l'inkham'a Vegetal
pound that Is curing so man]
Don't forget to insist upon
some druggist asks you
something else which he c?
as good."
Mrs. Plnkham's Invitation to
Women suffering from ai
of frmale weakness are ini
write Mrs. Pinkham, Lyni
for advice. Slu; is the Mrs.
who has been advising siclcj
free of charge for more thai
years, and before that shej
her mother-in-law, Lydia
ham in advising. Thussheist
well qualified to guido si<;
back to health.
A Bumper Wheat Crop.
To produce a "bumper" wheat crop, it is absolutely necessai
that you supply to your land one or more of the three elements of plai
food which your soil so badly needs: phosphoric acid, nitrogen (<
ammonia) and potash. The liberal use of
Virginia-Carolina F$r
(say 200 to 500 pounds to the acrc) wilt
know the highest grades are always cheap?jB
yields, These fertilizers on account of tne p..
tain, promote the growth and development of tfie gtat,
maturity ; the nitrogen or ammonia of which they arc a pan
the growth of leaves and stalk and its potash gives strength to the
and assists in the development of the grain.
So use Virci.nia-Caromna Fertilizers and greatly "Increaseyot
yields per acre." Don't buy any substitute brand, which some deal
may tell you "Is just as good.'' if he cannot supply you, write;
direct for the goods and tell us your dealer's name.
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL COMPANY,
SALES OFFICES: **
Richmond, Va. Durham, N. C. Baltimore, Md.l Norfolk,
Charleston, S. C. Atlanta, Ga. Montgomery, Ala.
Savannah, Ga. Memphia, Tenn. Shreveport, La,
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3.00 & $3.50 SHOES thc'wo'rld
FOR EVERY MEMBER OF
THE FAMILY, AT ALL PRIOE8.
$2B,GOQ \
fT-O iff I ntara Man'm $it'A 413.RO mhoaa
?1C? WcHf ?f ( (Ami any athnt- manu/mcturor.
TICK KKAflOX W. L. !><>ugla* shoes aro vorn by more injoplo
In all walks <>( lifo llrm any other make, Is boc&nso of t'neir
excellent stylo, easy-tit ting, and superior Vearin({ qualities.
Tho solection of tho'loathers aisJ otlier nia<trials for eaeh part
of the shoe, and every detail of the inakii.uie looked after l>y
tho most \-i>n>plote<>i({?iUKatl?>T> of superlntct Jdents. foremen and
skilled s'.ixetiiaLors, who receive tho hlghoy. waaes paid In tlio
shoo Industry, and whose workmanship cai) Uot no excelled.
, If 1 could Cake yon int.> my large factories at Urofcktou.Mnss.,
and show you liow carefully W.L,. l>ouijla?-,shoo*nf!> inrwle, yo\i
would then understand why they hold their Fhap-x (It bettor,
wear longer and are of ifrnater value than wv ota ?r make.
My .fJO and $6.Oft GHt frfoa iVioam ?amnnot bo aquaticd of wtv
CAUTION ! 'J1>o uoniilno havo W . Ii. Ijoiwlruf. irtino ami prlco stamped on bottoir
No Substitute. Ask your dealer for \V|. L. lWcylan ahoet. If ho cannot frntinly
ail oct to factory, blsoes sent everywhere by roAij, Oatnle^ free. W.L.Dou?U?, Brock1
So. 39-' 07.
PUTNAM FADELESS
Color more goods brighter and fa?tor Colors than anv oth?r dye. Ono liV. pn-krvKO colors aU libers. They dyo In cold water hotter than anv nth
c-in iljo any garment without rlpplolf upart. \Wrlte lor fro? booklet? How to i/ye, lileac > and Ml* Color*. fttONltOE CO., 4}uln<
To Relieve Pain
SicK Women
You should know, if you suffer from any of the
pains due to womanly trouble," that it is possible to be
relieved or curcd by the use of Cardui.
Fifty years, and over, Of unexampled success,
in tho treatment of female ailments, has demonstra
ted what Oardui can do, for others, since, in that
time, it has benefited over a million women.
"Cardui has cured me,"'writes Mrs. Chas. Will
iams, of Willow Shoals, Ky.,4 4 and I praise it above
all other medicines. " Before I began to use it, I was
almost dead. .1 had suffered for five (5) years, with
MSS. C . WEUAM8 \
Wfltew glmh, Kjr. I
before I began
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yoKLAMn
female trouble, experienced dt.
ly pains, every month. I had doct
from different places, but none
them did me any-good, and I ran d<M
to 97 pounds.
"At last I wroto you for adi
and began to take Cardui. In th,
months I. was like a new woman.
continuedlo improve and now I ?
?rell. weigff 67 1-2 pounds moi^, thi
, and am aolef to do my work.'* Tryj
Take
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