The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 25, 1907, Image 4
ANCIENT GUANAJUATO MINE8.
From One Shaft $300,000,000 In 8ilver
te Said to Have Oeen Taken.
At the end of the eighteenth cen?
tury the mines of the Guanajuato were
the foremost. uf t*icif kind. If was
then (hat the Valenclana bhuft was
Hunk to 1,800 foot, ami it '.?> tttill the
deepest In tho dlai riot.
I Tbli work wax completed in J7$ti
*t a fabulous exponse. It Ik said to
have cost a mf'loVj. though even thl.i
axpendlturo seems small compared
witli that of tho Combination sh.vfi
hunk on the Oomsto<fk lode In 18;. 1;
thin was 3,100 fc*t deep and cost t<j,
300,000.
Tho cost of the big- .shaft, of tho
Valmiciana was offset by- an extra
ordinary production, stated at $1500,
000,000. moat of It qxtractod during tii.j
latter half of tho oighteenth century.
Thla figure corresponds with/the tola/
output,of the Comstock tjp to the tlm.?
wlien the lower workings sv>re a ban
doaed In 1884.
t On August 20, 1804, the kin#'!', tax
on tho Vaienclaua, amounting (w tho
uuiu of $2,648,800, wan paid. Am thia
Represented oae-flfth of tho yield of a
period of flvp. years, It serves to sub
utantlate te*?*n tho extraordinary stat
latleji of these old inlues. The olhoi
mliies on the Veta Madro and those,
on La Luz veins also produced oncrm
ously at this period, ao that (the popu
laLlon of the district at the beginning
of\tho nineteenth century had In
creased to 100,000.
This was the time of Humboldt's
vlHlt. ){e says that "the whole vein
(the Veta MAdre) of Guanajuato inr?y
be estimated at four ounces of silver
per quintal of minerals." Ah a quintal
Is 100 pounds, this means ore uverai;
1uk eighty ounces per ton of 2,0<;0
pounds.
Then came tho long years of the
involution against Spanish domination.
In 1810, when in the height of her
prosperity as a mining center, (luura
Junto was attacked by the republican
foi;e6s and life becam/ Insecure, so
that mining operations were uip.cour
aged ahd all work of hnpovtanee wa:<
discontinued. Deep work ceaaod cm
<lr?ly, no shafts were bunk and lb*
production of ore was reduced to in
froquent shipments takfti 'from sup
porting pillars and from Ui?* sidea iol
Old alOp^S. ?
Even such decadent mining became
inaiKUlttcant as the miners w re driv( n
toward tho surface by the slowly riit
ing water. It was at Ihls period of
general lawlessness that tho heavy
walla with watch towers were bull'
around tho mines, until every prop
?.*rty of consequence had the look ot
;i fortress. Similar protection \va::
Klven to tho reduction work?, w'aiti/
became fori tiled lncloaures.
He Was Sitting Down.
Tho lain .James A. Halley, famois
*is tho successor of 1'. T Tlnririi.i,
onco accepted an InvitatUm to n dm
nor tendered to si !>ri?l<- and Krocm
among tho "freals" of his circus. II"
wa? luto 111 ill riving and found t kn
eompany politely awaiting him. Ti.ore
were living Hkolotona, ilwjii'ii'. Cir
cassians, snake charmers. tho "/nl
that apoko seven languages and bad
two heads which made f* uriiH'ii Iftujv
uages li? all," the "doK-faccd hoy"
and others. Beaming upon th??: 11 with
put or n a 1 air, tho happy manager ac
knowledged tho gonial "M?dlo, p?p.
that wont around Mio festal lward.
"I am sorry 1 kept ym w
ho said, taking his plaoo at the tablo.
"I believo there aro several now ad
dltlons to the company. 1b this tho
grooin V*
"No," replied a deep voloe from
tho full beard addressed. "I am tho
bride."
"1 hoc your pardon," nald Mr. Mai
lov, "1 did not recognize the bear I
> ed lady. Hut. toil mo, which ia t. <?
Broom?"
"I am." proclaimed ' a v< ry (h'n
voire.
In astonishment Mr Mub v f.'la:i;'' ?!
up at the llgure tewi-rins near hi->
elbow.
"1 congratulate you niv man," h:-.* i
tho manager. "Sit <ir v. :i, lor in i n
with tho boast --sit down."
Tho guest addres-cd at onre bp'.:"'
to ascend seemlngU until his he ? i
WfiB In tho neighborhood of the c:vi
vns roof, from which ludpht he looV.
ed down and said' *
"1 was nitllu' down. p.-p 1 was t.V
tin' down!"?Succcsr. Ma ':r/ir.\
A Sinecure.
"What docs \our t'aiher <!<> i>
earn his living ?'' n.-.Ucti a New \<
principal ut a pupil wi,.? ??> b
admitted.
" Please, ma'am. 1" ?!i.r>n't \..
with u>; ituuiiiiii: sumvulx me."
"Well then, 1imv\ <!(.(?-, \o:u ino'i.i.
earn her living.'"
"She u" ts paid I ? ? r slaving i\\.'
from pap"*." replied tiin child ;;.t
tastily. Haip'-i'v NV*-.UI\.
11o who looks i>n has two-tiiin!>* o
tho game ?German. So. i.'l-'o7
Of.I) SOMvKHfl
Cot Saturated Willi (aftVIno,
When a person has ur.ei cofftc f '
n number of years and gradually d. -
olinod In health. It Is tlmo 1.)e ?t?f*".
should bo loft off in order to s.
whether or not that has b?ta tl.
cause of the trouble
A lady In lluntsville, Alt., says y
used coffee for about -it) years, a -i
for tho past '.JO years has had s \. .c
stomach trouble, "t ha\o Veen treat
ed by many physicians but all in
vtin. Everything failed to give r -
lief. rostrated for r.omo tit..*-,
and camolrear dying. When l i -
covered sufficiently to pai;ake oi f !
and drink 1 tried coffe ? a;*a?'.i a:ul it
JL"soured on my stomach.
-I finally concluded that coffo v.gs
? >the cause of my troubles and stopp- I
A vvioi It. I tried tea In its piucc and
then milk but neither agreed Willi
ten I commenced using Poalunv
properly mado Aud it wa* very
to the taste.
_re now used it four month?,
?y' health is so greatly improv.'j
st almost anything 1 waM
llm mil. whereas, before,
"|mt *?**? trlfh iwromntft. -
lit ca?M of my tro'i
rid of thebi.
M .{ a?y??MlAlA
lesson." Ilea J
In *>*??,
FOOTBALL NOW IN THE SPOT-LIGHT.
rut V CO MR r*
W-.Vh ('Ibvon?*' < .11I1<<<11, )<y Tiifcj/*, in the Now York PretM.
HI-.V/ WRIINKIJLS- IN P05T0PF1CLS
Pr rj nn^lnr. General Meyer favors ParcwU Pout on Rural Routes Bs
cs.;U3e It Will Help tho Country M archant--Postal Savings Banks,
S!niple Postal Notes and Automatlo Stamp Vending
Machines on His Programme.
t!
?{(??! if Ibe. recommendations which arc to bo made hy Posimac
? y (; ii r;.I Meyer are adopted by ('<? igress Urn immediate future will bring
.'*1,1 remarkable changes In potnal fitcililJes In the 1J ill tod States. An
outline of some of iho most important recommendations to bo made before
i 'i ? jm-xt ii ii( Congress was yiven by Mr. Meyer in his address at the
I 'o:d Piasters' Convention here.
These include tin' further development of 'he parcels post system to
."?i ? :.teni fur b wind Its present limitations, the establishment of postal
>:".'inx4 bnnks, i i>? b manco of oostaj notes in denominations ranging from
< ne rent to S2.50. and the instuHat ion throughout the country of automatic
iimip vending machines. Tint recommendation its to the stamp vending
machines, however, will depend upon the success of experiments now bolng
?.:.ideA\ ith a device of this kind.
1'robably the nioH important and drastic of any of the rccoinniciida
ftonx which (lie PostiiiHfitcr-deniM Hl p>. *?i oses to make will bo that rogard
; Iho ? xtension of the parcels pos Not only will ho recommend that
'? yvkteni at at present established be greatly Increased in cfllolency, but
. t t)n> ma>:lnin?ii rate for all j a reels be reduce^ from sixteen to twelve
? ? i per pound; (hat the limit of weight for such | nrcels be increased from
i n- (o eleven |;<ninds: that local parcels posftt equipped with wagons or
? :t. mobiles I i? establish')! in ciii when? the freo delivery system pre
\: I i :s. and thai ;i speclnl parcels po:;f system with an extremely low charge
i r t: m vie l>?? ?-stnhllshcd in connection with the rural free delivery.
A NSW Ml IS 'I'll K (Ol.NTIiV M l\K< IIA N'T.
"Two Interests are opposing the extension of parcels post in this
country- the express companies and the country retail merchants," said
"r. Meyer. "The latter fear that the mall-order houses will derive a ben
efit to their own dif-advantage. It in in connection with the country retail
i h reliant!! Ilia* I desire to speak especially. I propose to recommend t.h^
e- t;, bib,htm nt of a parcels post in rural routes which will meet the objec
tions of the Miiall si or.keepers and retailers.
"This will be a boon to our rural population and to the storekeeper,
) the latter can r "reive Ills orders by mail or telephone and dispatch the
<i ir.il merchandise by the rural carrier. The farmer will be saved from
''h'-him* up his horse ami lo'dni". t)i" tir?n? lie needs for planting or haryest
!ii : bis crops, and it will enable the storekeeper to increase ills sales and
me t Hi" i'i?<!mirem"iit:s of modern trade.
"If inv recommendations are adopt d it will cost twelve eeut? a pound
' r tin- ni:>il order lion."* to send parcels to the rural delivery pat roll from
mi eiiy i < ::ioii'ci-, while c >r de 1 ivery ? froni the distributing office of the
?e at i vim ? or it mailt d hy a patron of anv rural route for delivery to a
? :? Ton on die same roul", or al the distributiniv ofllce of said route, tlio
i i:? ;? [??? will lie li.it live eenis for tl." first pound and two cents for each ad
ditional i r:nd up to eleven pound.;, or twenty-five cents for a package
w -i ??iti", eI ? \ .'it poiiml-*
" ! : *b.*x r"! V i "< '>i['" y of recent mwm?I I iii? a local oji r
po.it delivery ni. city l'ie<? <1?? 1 y posiofllces, but in order to install
?r: ?'< a system it will be necessary t.? < 'da in from CongroFS a special appro
M'biiion to acquire wa .on.i ;ri;l au!onoliiies to do the required hauling.
obiecf ( f m v rccDmiii' m!;'t ion to Coitgre:--} will be to get an adluat
n.eiit of ijitcs and welghls th.at vlll meei the rates an 1 weights charged for
l '<? I ; ; r.t by p< t to o'her cmi nt ries*. This wili mean a reduci Ion in I he
from i.iiLoe.n to twelve centn per pound, and an increase in the weight
limit from four tc eleven pounds.
I'OSTAI. S \VIM;S 15.\ \Ii.
"Asi'/lher mrtter of grrat public Interest whicii I shall recommend for
t!ie ctni.iidcrai;e.n of (!ongr Is a j:ostc.l s.avings bank syj.iem. We desire
i > < n -Oilra ? ;imi:!M- our p?*opl? economy ami thrift and by the use of postal
j-"aviii?;s banks to give them every opportunity to husband their resources,
i'b ? policy will not be to compete in auv way with the savings banks, but
va'b.-r to ercoai rt^e the habit of depositing ravings. Our object is/to bring
hidden mete y to light, to Instill life into i.. and to lead it again into tlio
chi nnels of trade, for the mutual ben^tlt of labor and capital, and thus add
to the prosperity throughout the land.
"I find that there Is a great, demand from the public for poslal notes;
and it is the purpose of iho department! to recommend such paper In de?
iiT.ninations of ten, twent", twenty-five, thirty, forty, lift*', sixty, seventy,
eighty, ninety <?, nts. $1, and e,;> tf> 0. It is the intention to have these
n.it.s payable to ilu> party dtsigii'ted. \ small fee will be charged, but
tile." will lie saved. i's no advices are to be sent. l-'roiu one cent to iilno
cents, th" i o(i>s will b" made payable to bearer, and no fee will be charged.
"Tests of st ii in p.-vemliii g n';'.cbin"s will be bt>g.uu this month, and if
ni:i(hiii"s are >: it i f.'i imy they \\ i i 1 be^d^pl^n, a^Kthey should provo
c :.veni.<nt to the public in farllitat'ng the /ale of stainpst"
<>i' rural dtdivery Mr. Meyi r raid thatv whlie ihertyis a feelir'g preva
il i*t In tivi> jartH of the co.itiirv that this service Is an, extravagant and
.'??i i: it ncces*-- djain up??n ti;e d epa:: OK ii I, b" Indicvcs the results accom
plished in the last ten years prove I hi < f-idin:: to be baseless. lie pointed
o .< '.l i t wUv>e the first rural route was established in the fall of
:?) -1 < i Ti 0ijn v a.< eNoejub'tl during that llscal vear. ihe postal dellclt was
<1 I ."lOO.of'iV while for the fiscal year ??n.t-.1 .Intio :tn. l'.M)7, the exoetulU
t ires for rural delivery were .<L' 7.otifi.ono atnl the estimated postal deficit
iilio.Vii a di c. ense as cctnt rctl with of ahoy.t $ I .."?00,000.
The ? xpense Is cimrnions." In* said, "yet It has inctcasfd the roceiiitp,
ii" ! the I" nellts to our | eople cann?>t b ? measured in dollars and cents. Tbe
t- bctlen which existed In many parts ot the country has he.-n ovcicoiiie.
Medical fi-Mt have nai.1 t!;rt alieadv the ? stabli-dino n! of the rural service
. havin". iis ciYeci upen the mentality of nir country patrons, and 'hat
ocnuse of |r insanltv i n the decrease "
mm FARM" RECLUSE DEAD, 'MIDST MONUMENTS
Ver.ro Carving Huge 2culdera
in His Roiwct.o Retreat.
II i >\ s" Y --After hn\in'i llvrd a? .1 recluse and spent ivar.y years la
?r mi:. the 1 ;\t* - ci :!i ? world s pr< non -r.t men and women on the many
M ':si u hN [ ivn:, .!;-?? !> \\ . Ho??dy i-v c|,?<i in his mountain homo, fifteen
1 from this i-itv. Since h<- ret i r d to lii.s larm and began devoting his
? 11 ' 1 an^t'oi n.ini; Into Hkeius.-cs of groat persons Roody'fl
..> .liw ork lots been viewed by thousands. Tourists have climbed tip to
' is flf* v-sewn-acre farm and wandered about it, wondering at the many
-oi ir faces in stone which rmf'.ontrd them In all directions. Thoy hIbo
; > impressed by the allc^rrical figures which had boon sculptured from
''.0 :: i'.d rock by the ccccnti1c old farmer who lived there with his old wlte.
Th?* Moody farm is In Oneida County. It overlooks the Mohawk Val?
' . .ml 11 .on it glimpses mae be seen* of I.ake Oneida. Only by hard
? irvi'./ ne 1" the cm ions tourist able to reach It On this rock-studded tract
>!y worked ><?r iti and y< ?V ov, 1, carving the faces of bis favorites In
(?no* There is sc;tr?vl.v a lock on the place ihat docs not show the result
< ; his handiwork with hammer and chisel.
1'ven Co 1.order i f his p:Mbir floor Is composed of cobble atones on
ench Di whi h ho fare of a dIs.inunishrd man or woman anpears. The
h< rt;.'id. d woh im;n. 11x0 luoibbua c :rved with skill by the eccentric
' man. Amoiv; ;?' >=;r? v v.o have brvn honored by his chlnel are Wash
1v1. il. Franklin, I.iikmIii, C.ran;, Cleveland, Mrs. Cleveland, Harrison,
elt, Carlbdd, Susan rt Anthony, Slgsbee, Dewey, llobson and Poca
hontas. I**ven Carrie Ration has not been forgotten. The old sculptor also
! ft ro'-ks bearing the likenesses of the Uev. and Sirs. Williams, who were
Main in the Dcm ficld Inasaacre. "The Itock of Kame," ah Hoody called It,
contains the faces of Menjamin Kranklin, .lohn Howard, John Wesley, I*aac
Cooper and (Jeorge Washington. One of the features of the place Is a rat
oral rocky couch on which is engraved "Uujt for the Weary." It welfchtc
live tons, and ten horses were used to get the Immense rock where Bcody
v. anted It placed. Another, "The Mysterious Hock." In which runny fig a res
aro traced, weighs ten tors. KlglUeen horses hauled It to iti place on the
lawn.
Moody was a Rlble student and also a lover of music. llln Instrument?
for making melody were stones. By pressing them against a revolving
wheel he succeeded In playing riiany tunes. His home also' is filled with
many curiosities.
In early life Boody was a traveling phrenologist. Ho also dabbled in
natural history, taxidermy and history. But after he finally settled oft the
farm to* eptnt almost all his Untie at aculpture, Usually he enjoyed the best
of health. Once, when he wa*~tojurcd In the ?lde by a plow handle, an ah- j
sceis developed. It was hoth large and dangerous. Instead of calling in a
eurgeon locked himself-In hie took ?-r?uor *nU operated
himself. The operation was a auccess.
WHptwi Oftft To#*. |
8*crotary William It. Taft ?m ftr
an a great demonstration of welcome
to the old capital of Manila, P. 1.,
wfiera belong ruled a? Governor, by
*nor?Ctt* crqw6*. 4
Thajer DvclUciI C*wljiaej.
' J*** A. Ttiayef. of'1 Wttrfttti*.
Mast., dfelin?d to.bn a C?*.JICxtcrTor
Uoutftnant^ov^riy>r_oji the tV*ei
yp^pyiiiBiiW^8y*
WH* ^
T? ImprOT# Quality and Inor?a*e
Quantity of Butter.
Heat a quantity off good Deodoriz
ed Cooking (Cotton Seed) Oil vo
about blood heat, and just before bo
ginning to ehuru, add to the milk, us
lug about onetfourtb tcacuptul to
?#ch gallon of milk and proceed uh
uaual.
(Sood Cooking Oil can be bought at
almost any grocery at about 50 cents
a gallon wbicb it* about 6 1-2 cents
per pound.
A 3-gallon churning will take half
pound of Oil. }t will hasten coming
of the butter, assist in its better col
lection,' improve quulity of both but
ter aud buttermilk, and being return
ed as butter will give an increase
yield of nearly a pound of butter and
a profit equal to the difference be
tween the selling price of the butter
and the cost price of the Oil. A prov
ed fact.
FIVE MONTHS IN HOSPITAL
Discharged Bwau?e Doctors Could
Not Cure.
Levi ]P. Brockway, S, Second Avo.,
Anoka, Minn., says: "After lying i
for Ave months In a
hospital j was dig
charged hh lncura
ble, and given only
six months to live.
My heart was affect
ed, I had smother
ing spells and some
times fell uncon
scious. I got bo I
couldn't use my
arms, my eyesight
was- Impaired and
me Kttinoy secretions were badly dis
ordered. I wftfj completely worn out
and discouraged when I began using
Doan'n Kidney T*IUs;? but they went
right to-the cauflo oj/the trouble and
did tholr work well. I have been
feeling well ever Blnc.e."
Sold by all dealers. 50'cehts a box.
Foster-MHburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Lucky Thing.' .
a
M/. Inlander \yas taken out to the
warship in (lie river in- a launch
which bore an official who must ho
saluted. Tho launch Had Jilst readi
ed the ship's side when the lirst gun
of tho salute was fired and Ay.'. In
lander startled, glanced up and saw
the saluting gun not l'ar above him.
' '(teo," lie cxcjlaimed "it's a lueky
.thing for us that it isn't high tide.
How'h This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reword ?
for nny case of Catarrh that cannot ben
cured by Mall's Offtrtfrfi Cure. .......
F..). Ciiexkv & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known I*'. J.
Cheney for the last l."> years, and believe
him perfectly honorable tti all business
transactions and financially nhle'to carry 1
out any obligations made by his firm.
.Waldino, KiKnan .y Mauvin, Whole
sale l)ruggi*ts. Toledo,
S^ll'fCutsrrh C?ir#> ik tnU-en int ernnllv. net
injr directly upon tlie blood and nuienoUMsnr
facesof the system. Testimonial* sent free
Price. 7/>c. per bottle. Sold by all Druzgista
Take Unit's Family Pills for coustipation
Fate of a Masher.
lie saw a pretty bunch of hair,
.Two pretty eyes of brown,
A pretty hat was likewise there
The total sum to crown.
He made .t pretty speech, alas,
For hubby hove in view,
And then there promptly came t,o
pass
A pretty how-de-do!
None Wanted It.
"The girl sent my wife's new fall
hat to the dump by mistake."'
"flee Wilis! Did she get it'baek?"
"She did. It had been kicked
about a liftle, but that rather added
to the general elTect." *'
5/
Shotg
"NU.BLACK"
Loaded^ Black Powder
un Shells
"Nublacks" are as per
fect as brains and in
genuity, coupled with
first-class materials and
modern methods
manufacture, can make
them. They are sure /
fire, make even pat- (
tents, shoot hard and
strong an'd will staqd
reloading. "Ask fotN
"Nublacks" next time.
THEY HELP MAKE BIQ BAGS
SKIN SORE FOR FIGHT YEARS
Hpeot f&OO on Doctor* and lUnnt dle^
liut Clot No JUdlef*?C'uticurn
Cure* in * W??k.
"Upon the hmba and between the toe#
my oktn wjjt rough and nor*, and ?or?
under th? arm*. 1 had to atay at home
uovataI time* because of thi* affection. Up
to a wfcek or so ago J had tried many other
remedied and aev.ernl dofcteia, and i apcut
about three bundrad dollars, without any
auccew, hut tki* i* to-da." the aaventh day
that I have been u*ing the Cuticura
Hemediaa (eoeting * dollar and a half),
which hart cured we completely, *o that
I can again attend to ray huaititsas. 1 went
to work again to-night. I htul been Buffer
ing for eight year* and have now been cured
by the Cuticura Hen>edie? within a week.
Frit/ HirachlafT, 24 Colutnbu* Ave., New
York, N. Y., March 20 and April 0, J906."
The great and the little feve need
of ach other.-Shakespearwl
The milk pall 1* kept free from
utaleneHS, sllmlne?8 and stlcktneae t(
It la washed with Borax and water In
the following proportions?one table
spoonful to a quart of water.
A big lu'ttd hub a big cheek.?Turk
ish. ??
4frs. Wluinow'aSoothing Sjrrop for Children
teething,softens theguin*,r6duae?iuflamraa
tton, allays pain,cures wind colic, 36cm bottle
\V|io hastens too much often re
mans behind.?German.
PIT 8, ftt. Vitus' Dance :N ervons Diseases per
muiinul lycurod by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer. $2 trial bottle end treatise free.
Dr. H. K. Kline, Ld.,931 Arch Ht.j Phlla., Pa.
The Reason.
111 Weil! Well 1'' surprisedly com
mcnted the ptiont churn infln, the vil
lage brass bund tore ray idly past,
smashing out tintinnabulntory strain
as they went, "those fellows arc
pi'etty nearly on a dead run I What
"nikkort thein inarch so fasti"
"Trying to'git away from the mu
K-ir, 1 guess," replied the landlard of
the 1,'runtytown tavern who was a
pessimistic pld .grouch, anyhow.?
?Smart Set.
Fenl bUlouiif/ Oo?
a splitting hoa/dach
Pnln? all oVer your
nodyi Try
HICKS
B5cap> S&C Morse.
Ko article '15 m?r? useful
?bout (he stable tliuu Mica
Axle Grease. Put a little 01
tlir spindles before you "hoo
U;."~it w'U !:c!p t!:c horf?, nr
bring: the lead home quicker.
tffars well? better tlmn anj^
i oiher grease. ? Coats the axic
wuli & ImvU, smooth surface of
i powilcred mica which reduces
I frictiou. Ask tho dctltr for
1 . Mica Axle Grcnse. *
To eonrineo any
woman thnt Pav
tine AntlK??i>tlo will
improve lior licalih
and do all we c)ai;n
fof It. t\Vo will
soiul her absolutely free a largo trial
box o! I'axtlne with book of instruc
tions and genuine testimonials. Send
your name and address on a postal card.
FAXTINE'
and licsils
mucous
m o m ?
braue af
fections, eueh as nasal catarrh, pelvlo
catarrh and Inflammation caused by femi
nfno Ills; sore eyes, sore throat and
mouth, by dlreot local treatment. Its cr.r
fttive powor over these troubles Is extra
ordinary and gives Immediate relief.
Thousands of women a?e using and rec
ommending it every day. 60 cents at
driurffRts of by mall. Remember, however,
t T COSTS YOU NOTH1NUTO TKY1T.
TIIK lw r.VXXON CO., Boston, Ma .i.
KILL THE LICE1
CHICKENS vi*
PRUSSIAN
LICE POWDER.
Sort D??th M Lite ui Varala
IT?ey cao'l lira wn?r? l( {?. Eaty t* apply. DuM it in
"Killed Milt lout# in ?y fl.t-V of
250 heoa/'?O.Perry, Mooroa.Wis,
Price 25 an* 54c a Pk(. Br mill. 40 ??4 Tlr
Uoin Our Colony
hrn; Folk*. Nrw fUa, Fr*? eltr lof# to
Nil Men. Two Railroad*. No or Jd?Muifc*
No >? croM allowed In th? wort fo? ?7),
Hon?? folk* halffl to ? how*. r?*o wtool. F*rl
la AbnndaBo*. Laud fortiU c?d che*r m*r l?
boasht on jour own trr??. pon't r*nt, I*? op !??*
until i km inr?nl??te?T Hc>n?)amd. CkarlUu
?T5fc WAVOUTSATllK; H^'.nd, ??.
CURED
6lv?a
Quick
ftrtttf.
ftnfarR* ?lTMftOtai la Mom
(tttts ? ytnMiMl cut*
le3?tow4eye. Tritltmlmtti
?Hcafree. Notblaacan bclUrcr
wriio Or. N. It. &??*'? teiUL
tjiACtulUtB. 1)M % AttantiTfe.
pfriods
MIS5 AOeiAipe. NICnOLo
U.-klk. business college
i . v MACON, GA.
Hew IjinagYmtftt Moil tipert Ficully
PltWrfcOSfTIONS " AMKHICA'8 BUST"
V WRI' 'OR CATALOGUE
RATABLE AND STATIONARY
AND BOILERS
Saw, l<Atti and Mltlnxle Mills. Injoetora,
Pumps fu(d Pitting*. Wood Haws, 8plitt?rs,
Htiaft*, 1'ulloyt, Belting, CiaBoliia* Kii/iaej.
LOMBARD,
Fsundiy, Mtchint and 'Boiler Works and Suppl/ Start,
AUGUSTA, GA.
CUMBERIANI)-EVE IMAH i N 3
' lt?07 UKCUKI)
APRIL 20 TO JULY 4TH,
Mule
Team
BORAX,
All Dealer*, simple, llooklot anil Parlor iramc
'WWi,"lUc. PixelUcC'ojtnt ltonixCo.,NewV?rli
Old Domimion
Horse and Mule Sh<
The Heil Materi*Mb? Mat Ctrcftd Wtfiianw^i'
IRON or STEEL 'I
1
Hammer
Brand
Guarantee'] to the dealer as well aft
tliu horso'ohour
If ynur dealer dors nnt c<Kry tfitivl
itoch, ivritc us for prbpes.
OLD DOMINION IRON 8 NAIL WORKS C
Belle Uis, RICHMOND, VA.
So. 43-'07.
One IriaS will convince
you thai"
s
Liivimeivt
will relieve soreness and
stiffness Quicker and easier
than any other preparation
sold for IrhoV purpose .
It penetrates to the bone.
Quickens the blood, drives
away, fatigue and gives strength
and elasticity to the muscles.
Thousands use Stoarrs Liniment
for rheumatism. neuralgia, too^ache
sprains, contracted muscles, swr
joints, cuts, bruises, burns, cramp
or coik: ana insecr snngs
PRICE 254,50$, &$i.OO
Dr.Earl 5. Sloon.Boston.Mass.U.S.A.
TELEGRAPHERS WANTED
. ...rnllwV .llOcKU. ??
wTito for CotwlOB.
ii si t ?> tdif.' ofi; Miireli; Tin* '% so S
f VA| t. Iiutimif, urn a Col. ,*
? iTjt ?-*!?. i> . I'" ' '!???.(:? ?( no V?r*. Unrt rl I* k ?"?
Iok"- In ehftrfo <->j ? ? 1 ' m!i '.il l i'i.? r' .'.bK.iu:#lv (.iMrmioed '
N. K. R.t? w-h^VTtivro.U. a- 1 "? >? 'r y?"
car SlBLKOll x I'M I NS't IT I Ti:, l in. liinntl, i.hio. \
DOUGLAS
$3.50 SHOES TH%"WV?D
OES FOR EVERY MEMBER OKiy V,
*W tVE iAMlLY, AT ALL pRlCfc^.
#OJC nnn ( Tm arty ona who o.*rj provoY/.L,
9*OfVWWI Douplam doom ntit mnko A oa(i
g3g%mfQXtf 1 mormman'a &tf SUt.&O ?h?c*
nvwnrH ( than anyethor manufacturer.
THE REASON W. L. Douglas shoes nfo worn by mora wop'o
In all walks of Ufa than aj>y />iUer makois became of their
excellent style, easy-tUtinR, and superior woarint? qnaliti.-;.
The selection of the leathorsand oiher materials for crim j t
of the shoo and every detail of the making i slooked after !
the most complete organization of superln tendon tsi.f ore -^en an I
skilledshoemakers, who receive the highest wa?M paid in (??
?hooi ndustrv, and who.^e workmanship c:?nnot i.o excelled.
If I could take you. nto raylaraofuclari&n at Urocktoii Ma?? ,
and show you how carefully W. 1.. Doiwlas shoeituro <.ii
woxddthen understand whv thev hold theirshape, lit letter,
wtw?rlont?r*iml??*of greater value than anv??>.?? -
PUTNAM FADELESS BYj?Ti
Cdot n>or?iroo<l*brtjfbur??l f**?r color* ioaa *a/ oU?r d*?. On? mo. pkck??? color* alt nbern. Thrr <iv? i? .. " III* .^T
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Foil M
i arties who suffer from the ailments peculiar to their, sex will find, in Card#, a
SS'SSe'sfe
j Wtoe ot Cardul
;but??MpmrMrtVuwt. wm. ?rr - v?
?tws^vfor IfrjiMtf fern Kuril rhi,baeka^a.-aadptt*Hmy toiln.y*and Imbs. At last |
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