The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 15, 1907, Image 4
Kngllsb Newspapers.
English daily newbpapera a?a not
to enterprising or complete in the
matter of news as arc 'American
newspapers of tin* name ela**. Tlicy
do Hot btit the same value on newb
of a cot tain character. A'.story ih
told of an Aweiiran reporter who,
having secured a position on :t Lon
don daily, foil on a murder - blorj
and worked it up in nil of its delaiU,
making, from in* point of view, a
most interesting article, and lie
proudly laid it on hi* chief's ?!? k,
expecting lo he eompli nented for hN
work. That functionary looked it
over and then calmly stuck it in a
leveled pigeon-hole, remaiking by
way of explanation, "We only pi't.i
murder stories on Saturday." T <?
modern 1/mdon paper does belt .
than that, however, now. They. ; :
more Ameiioun in news spirit than
they were. And our 1 h? .v1?-?? 1 m? 4 ,
would he improved if ihev wotiM 1,;
some degree imitate the II11vIi h f>'
pars by eliminating much <>]' (he l.i
volouK, news which they iioa
print.
English publishers are not Ihcmii^
in enterprise in the mutter of nltViiC'
ting business and extending circiila
tion. Some of I he hehdomidal ptbo
oationH and cheap literary p^iiodi nr>
a few years ago largely incier e<i
their sales througli mis.sin^, word eo:i
tests. The Knglish newspapers an:
now having lir/ieriek competitions
which are exciting great intere-t
among their readers. There are 5OU,
uwu persons engaged in t!.< .-.o compel i
lions, each .contributing sixpence.
Some of the prizes are large sums of
money. The limerick is an ancimp
form of verse. In (lie competition*
four linen of a limerick are printed
and a prize is offered for I lie !><?? i
concluding line. The.se compefit ion
mH people's \viIs to work and indu?v
them lo practice the art of thiukiu;
even if (lie matter be tiival and I ti
morous. A limerick j^oos sometl;;.;j.*
Iil<i' litis;
There was n young ladv from Wor
cester
Who tried to crow like a roi coster,"
When she started lo crow #
Along come her beau
And on a limb tried to borc.est? r.
Tiiylor'a < 'liortikci1 iti'tnedy <?!' Sweet
and Mdi.i.cs Is Nntiins i,'r? /u rt imv
<ly -euros t o'.dH, ( roup nti I Ctjii
KutripWoii. an.I all iluoui ami him; trouble.
Al ill u^ijbt*, "20ij., 5i)c\ Hu.i 11.< 0 |i?? r botlio.
Little .souls on little shifts rely.
tlryden. ,
ii ll . Ill i 1 ill '?") 111T,?? ? by V.'onlf"! ' '
>' tliiniii <11. N <'\ or f;i 11. At 'j;n;
ATCOCN'TtNO FOTl IT.
"No." srilil the stubborn man, "no
h-'ilv nn n'ter mv regard for .UfTglmi
tlo's a man you don't meet every
day." ^
"I admit Unit." replied Markley,
"inft F ! r'.bn'>' It to Hi" fact that 1
leaned b'ri f! r? v.^voral months aw."
- 'i'li" <'ailio!|e Standard and Tlnms.v
$100 lie wart], 5JI00.
The reii-lftin of thin paper will bofitervnedto
learn I lint there ih ut ie.nt one diended iKn
eaac fli.it .e/utneu has Ikmmi ubl?i to cine in all
its and that Ik Catarrh. Hall -Caturrli
1 uro ia Uio only poKitive onre now known to
the 1 tii!JK'til fnitfciuity. Caturrh lifjtiD a con
Ktitntional umeu i;, ruijtii.rea a (Hjii .t'tuturti.'il
1 roatmont. Ilull'sl "tiiarrh ( tire i? t.?k'?n inter
nally, netintr directly upon the blond and mu
cous mtrlii'T.s 01 t-lic nyittnin, t hereby destroy
tii>; tin- I- ttndali in ?>t the ib?.??,(ie( and giving
l!.e piit;Pnt strength by timlding up fliaoon
>liltilioii aiiil ti?iini,ii|{ naltiie in <li>mu its
uoiK. '1 lie propt ctuiH have *0 much faith
in its nirnlivo powers I Ii.tt tiny t.lTor (hie
11tindi?'d Il.jllara t'vr any ca?e that it fails 10
run'. iSeiel lor b>t of teitLnnoninta. AddresM
]?'? Ciik.sky St Co., Toledo. ().
s.ld l.v all Dru^isU, 7.10.
Itdiv Utill H hatnily lMls fur constipation.
FRANCE GROWING POOREn.
Qtatlntlci.in rifti?cvioo Tbat Concloriori
Front Gecirxc In Annual Inherit
ances.
Uocont titutis'-.r.rt compiled by Al- I
fred Renounrd ? f p.iru lend to flu? I
oonebmlon that the woaltn of Krnn.-o
is deolinlnx The method of calm .1
tlon which he !i.i ?, ad.M'led is t1 .t
of multiplyiUK by ;13 all t<v prop. 1; y
apprftised in any v-ven y..ir (or t'te
collectiou Of tllo !n' < ' . 0 'f ,.
theory hi that practic.i 'v i?vt ry tbi
In the country chat* ? -t ban ^
* demlso or?e<i )n th'.vty (i.t00 years, or
a generation.
The avcraejo amount ???v.-d as ?
Itanee was about S ^ ? !????>
about the close of tY p..
period; it bad lncrevs ? ?
000 in 1S48; then to -t ?
1870, ami to fi.0550,00 0,00') . u . .?
agu between JK!?1 and I
dlcated that the total nation.;
at that period was 228.ni> ? 0
francs, cr Mf>.fi00,000,^00.
In the period between lv.n; !
1900, liiehisive, the averago ;tm >i
amount ,passing by inboritanee
6,490.000.000 fraoes, or a derlim< 1 f
441,000 000. Freni this it la de?i?i. 1
tlint tho wec.lT.lv ?>( Franco deer.
14,500,000.001) franca, or $2,900,00r 1 >
In thai period.
Changes fn t!ie law of inherltnik'i>
made in 1901 hv eomplieatint the ?s
aep.amc.nt r>f property with ded.jcti is
fer debt havo made Uonona,'i''s
method of calculating Inapplicable
alnce then. But ho is of opinion that
the decline has continued or c mi
grown mor? marked, owIiir. to an ? x
edns cf French capital to other'coun
tries. Tie Considers that the subject
calls for tho serioun attention of the
Government.?'New York Sun.
There i.-? a salve for every sore.?
Smollett. ? So. 'Hi-'07.
riJSASXNT Sl'M^fKn
Iii^tit F001I 1 be CuuneT
A WIp. ^pimRn ?ays:
"I was run down and ws>ak, triu.
? hlo:! w|i:t ncrvaur.nrsi and headr !;o
AN UNDESIRABLE CITIZEN.
little bam?~"llcy! if you want to put out that Are quit blowing it."
?Timely Cartoon from Judge. *? ?
ri rii'Rp. wars maybl fought in air
'.(?) !Jo oellled With Minimum Loss of Life?
Declares Major Squires.
;.\ w York City.?Brigadier-General James Allen, liead of the Signal
Corps of ii;o United Slates Army; Major George O. Bquiors, of tho Signal
Corps, and Admiral C. M. Cheeter, of the navy, were speaker* before the In
ternational Aeronautical Congress in ? i>o houao of tho Automobile Club of
America. The value of the airship i army and nuvy add the types best
suited for tho different branches <>l the service wero set forward by the
bpenkcra, whtf are workiug on tho problem ou behalf of tho American Gov
ernment.
(ieueral Allen said that the corps waa building in Omaha a largo aero
drome, 200 fuot lony, 100 f?et wide and eighty foot high, where the 300
Signal Corps men stationed in tho region will be trained. Later, he said,
an aerodrome would probably be orectod on the Atlantic coast and one on
tho racitle coast. "W? are more Interested In the dirigible balloon than In
(lie aeroplane," ho said, "and shall make our ga3 by the electric process."
The liquid air pro(;t*aa has I'fcen tried, ho said, but whs not successful.
General Allan said that ho understood that Secretary Tuft would ask Con
gresif for $200,000 for the prosecution of the work. A resolution was
adopted asking President Roosevelt bo Intercede with Congress in behalf
of tho now branch of military activity.
"Tho practical dirigible balloon Is horo now," Major Squiers said.
"Tho last great war wan oonduetcd strictly lu lino with the textbooks, ac
companied at.tlni"H with unlimited slaughter. The grout object of war is
to bring aboift a decisive result with a minimum destruction ofw human- life.
If wo could utilize scientific principles to bring about this result without.
Killing any one It would be tho Ideal. Tho cavalry la dcslgued to scout and
develop Information for uso in tl^o handling u^d operation of tho army
which It servos. Aerial navigation furnishes us with an additional weapon
for obtaining information and for using the Information thus obtained. It
win nimbi* tho manetivring of armies by strategic .inarches and surprises
to bring about decisive results with minimum destruction oi iife."
Admiral Chester, speaking for the naval sido of the work, said that it
hail recently come to light thnf, balloons were usod by the navies as well as
by the armies involved in tho late ltusso-Japaneso War. "Sufilciout Is
K-nrucd from actual practice to substantiate tho theory that tho airship is
likely to become tho long sought antidote against attacks from submarines,"
ho said. "Tho elevation.enables .the observer to discover the movements
of 'submarines under tho water, and Jtoating mines und stationary mines
may be detected.
"Tho dirigible balloon has been adopted by armies, but It la not profit
ohio for general use on shipboard. Naval man should give their attention
tr? the develi^wueut of the aeroplane, it is peculiarly a naval weapou be
ca'ise of Its compactness, tho faot that on shipboard it would always be
iuvu* a machine shop?a necessary factor in operating so dolicato a pleco of
machinery?its adaptability for scouting purposes and tho fact that It
would have tho power at hand for initial movement. An Inclined piano
which is commonly used for acquiring movement may bo readily constructed
on shipboard, but when tho ship's ov;u velocity is Insufficient, turning her
into the wind would glvo her own speed combined with that of the wind."
In his address a* president of j.ho Congress Willis L. Moore reviewed
tho history of the development of aerial navigation and concluded that It
was evident that the ilrst application of t.jie work would bo In tho art of
war. "Commercially very little is to ba expected from either balloons or
Hying machines," ho said. "Upon tho whole, now that success has come,
wo see that tho conquest of tho air has more limited' practical uses than
was Imagined when it was not known how the procosu was to be achieved,
but It mnv develop now uses of its own and prove an Important benefit t<?
mankind." ?
WOMAN ACCUSES TOM LAWS0N, OF BOSTON
Finds Him in Hotel and Says He Caused Her Loss of $42>000
by His Misleading Stock Tips.
Bostou.?A ?t?ry was iu circulation
to tlia effect that Thomas W. L&wson
had huQu attacked In Young's Hot?l
by u woman. Mr. Lawson issued a
utatement In which ho said:
'"'.'ho attack cousisis solely of tho
hysterical woman, if nho was hyster
ical. coming to my talilo In Young's
iii uing toona'and convoying to ino tho
j !!<n?o.i information that T hnd boon
ti> ? caunu of her losing $42,000, 1
h:ul ii.>v r s???en tho woman before, but
I noticed that she and two others
had n table next to the ene I usually
occupy. I don't know whether the
?muKy high ball glasses on thslr table
hud anything to do with the attack.
T don't know whether they had been
laying In wait for me all day or a
week or dnyg. Wouldn't know the
lady ftc;nln if I saw her.
"1 aimnly roso from the table, said
to the lady, 'If you havo lost as
much as ?-i 2.000, you must havo b?en
gambling,' and thanking her for her
, attention pat down."
HOLIDAY TURR3YS TWENTY-SEVEN CENTS A FOUND
rr.iiaMy Will Bs Higher, ?.<>. Greater Fart of th^ Supply
Id Coming Font the West. - \- "n
Y trk City ? There la creat
v isc'rv; ?> my ai.oij* t ho pricos consmn
; ? .M it> i.ay for their Thaaks
ivUi'vk Whllft thr.ro Is a
! ' ! >*<> snpvh' (,t \V ostein birds, raiser*
* ;>ri( ?'s V\iU 1)higher tlran Inst
I >'? vr. Am tinporiant, lector will bo
\ ('> ? \v??:?r l:orv If the present hi^if
j 1 vr ,vatu:o ronltnv?~ for a fortnight
i \ in will l?o no hln'uM* than th?*y
wo:.- a war a^o, hut a cold Knap
I ^ "iiM nvan that from hvo to throb
in >' ? a i>ot!n 1 would hp added.
*vnrV:o>s arc ttcllln:; v.'holosnln at.
11u> as dirlfm the weak
pr-iaoUm; la i T!?nnUsfclYlnpc l->a>\
rJp'nteon I'.'iit?, which Is tlx* Mime
price they were In 1004 arid two cents
loss than they were In 1905. In 1903
they wore twenty and one-half cents,
and seventeen rents in 1902.
Tho cheapest turkeys now in tbo
market, are twaive cents wholesale,
nnd thero is HLtle demand for them,
while there is only a fulr demand for
the bent stock, the sales ninde being
a novo Re von teen cents. ,f Tliero are
f :\v shipments coming from near
home, most of tl>o supplies coming'
from flic West.
lie In 11 slio<)s aro Rollins tho bast
turkeys for twenty-neven conts, bnt
imimato that tho price will bo higher
boforo many weeks roll around.
Uncle Sum $,'10,000 ?
Iky Fitv in \Vashing ton. j
Washington. r> C.?Tho soed <11-!
vision building of tho Department of
Agriculture, Heated on C! street,
Southwest, was par Hull? destroyed ;
l>y tiro early in tiro morning n tew
day? ago. t
Tho origin of the flro is unhnown.
hut It. Is supposed to havo been H|>on
taneous combustion. Ti-..* lc s on
tho building will bo S3*s.M0. So:no
valuable seods were rtcV, Joyed that li
will be dlfxlcult to roplaCv*.
Tho Labor World.
Hodcarricr* in San Francisco, CM.,
fecetve $6 *flay.
**' Barber* (tt Windsor, Ont.f havo ro
totved an h?ni?to in vu^es.
Victor!* AnrtraUn, hn* 47AS fac-1
torlet, employing 67,545 persona.
Marble cutters at Toronto, Can.,'
fetiv* obtained an Increase in wages. |
fCleetrtetl workers at Halifax', N.
B., baea obtained an increase ot $1.60
* week.
?????*X*r? or Minneapolis. ?
MftllWf WWn xm a l
Deal in Kentucky For 10,000,000
Pounds of Hurley Tobacco.
At Henderson, Ky? by a deal just
completed, tho Imperial Tobacco
Company bought tho entire 19$7 to
bacco crop pledged to the American
S^pJety of Kqulty In Henderson,
Vnton, TVebster, ITouktns and Crlt
tendon Counties. Tho deal Inrolvci
ic.,000,000 pounds of tobacco and
will hrlng $500,000 !:i Rnnllsh money
to the fartntrA of Ittal section. Tho
>'vlco is-tho .hJs[]?e&t .evar ptntJi wltb
the exception of tho war price
The Field of Sport. < !
McGlll, tho new pitcher of tbt JWr
Lonla Browns? is sftdyln* fa|V w*
miulstry antl \/on'& play bsattftQlW
Sunday. ^ ^
KeprosenUllref of American tffftdM
mobile manafacturara, ?l * MMtbf
in New York City, votsA vtwlmoulf
In favor of a stock chlilta
spring. ? ... V ... ..
William J.
management tlje CoJui
Association DueMi ~
thYM
WRtract^q
MOM 10 CU4i nNLUMATtSM.
It || An lutcrnatl UU?M*ftuU iU?ttlrM
An Internal Kennedy.
Ibe o?om of ftbeninatUm and kindred
41 ?????? la *o eiU'-M of urto add lu ibe
bio d. To our# ibis torrlbl* di*ca?e tbia '
?gid be o*pelied and the ?y?t*ui o
rt'gulatw<1 that *0 t*?r* aoid Wtit bo (wrwvd
lo MimmmIv* quauiHlea. Uheuuaatl-m U au
toto'ftal dtr?a*? and teouiNM au internal
r*in?4y. Uoaaiao wub Oiln a<.d Lt?iui?uU
win, nor cuaa, aff^rda only winffciary ro
Uni ?i i ml. ca,?ea y?>a i<> delay (bo. pr?p?r
trMUibcui, and ailoW* the malady-to got a '
0i #-r hold on you. Lliiiiuouta may ea*
tb?? p*lo, tut tb'-y will to" aioro eur? llhwu
(u*i|r|o tLnu paint will ubaugo ib*> Mber' of
rotten w-'Od,
baa at laat du<x?v*red a p<>rU.?t '
aiHi cfinideie ouro, wbleb la 4ail*d "Iiuku
^UC?I>#. '/vtvd it> tiuudrada ol
u na ? effected (bo moat ma<*#lo?i? ei.r*., wo 1
lif.mvir l< wiilebrt' you. Bff?LMAO??| "gate j
at ttiu )vl?>? frogs the' luatd*," t>wre*p? ?he
pola?ue oat of tto eyatena, loj$* up the
et<m*cb. rrgulatea tp* llv*r and kidney*
aud it nkea yuu well *>l aim, ftaKUMAOii'X
"etrlkt* ib<* roof of lb** d ? ?a"?*ud muii**
Hi o?u??." Tbia aUendUt r*?j?edy is ?.>ld
by druggtate aed d*al?ra generally at 60o
-Ind % 1 a botfle. lu Ta^l?! form a W". a. d
60<*. u i acK.age. 4 Got a buttle today; demy a
are daogerou*. 1 / ) '
Ho wbos ings driypi away sorrow.
?Italian. C -.v- ? I
BABY'S ECZEMA GREW WORSE. |
Hospital* ?q4 Doctor* Could Not ?to>
llova IMsraeo?Cutleura Kemeilie*.
a tliMfdy, Permanent Curt*,
"&*otna appeared when our baby whs
thro* months old. W* applied to several
doctor* and hoapitals, each of which kav*
uk something diffaeuptevery time,but noth
ing Irougbt relief. At laat, on* of our
** .end* recommended to ua Cutioure Hoap
and Cuticura Ointment. A few daya after*
ward* improvement could,bo noted. Hinc*
then we have uaod nothing hut Cuticura
Noap and Cuticura Ointment, and now the
baby I* six moat he old and ie quite curod.
All that we uaed waa one rake of Cuticura
8oap and two boxee Cuticura Ointment,
coating in all 91-25. C. F. Kara, 343 Kaat
?5tb Strtot, New York, March 80, 1000,"
Gambling has been prohibited In
Tcxa*. But this. It must be remem
bered, warns th? Pittaburg niBpatch.
Is vastly different from preventing
It. ? .
TIKI> TO A CHAIR.
Vnabl* to Move About On Account of
Kidney Trouble*.
Mrs. Anna B?ebe, River and Mon
too streets. Anoka. Minn., savis: "I
had to sit Jn u ehalr
day after day unable
to move about ori ac
count of rheumatic
pains in my back,
hips and legs, l was
short of breath and
my heart would flut
ter after tho least
exertion. I had dizzy
?nails and baai'iinsc
down pain* and the fclduay ?ecr?tiona
ware much disordered. I.,thought I
would not live long, but since uulng
Do an'a Kidney Pilla I am a different
woman, can do my o^-u work and
have no move fear of those troubles."
Hold by all dealers. f>0 cents a box.
Foater-Milburu Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
To your ao'.i give good name and a
trade?-Spanish.
Winchester
CARTRIIKiE^
For Rifles and Pistols
Winchester make of
cartridges in all calibers
from .aa to .50 are accu
rate, sure fire and relia
blei In forty years of gun
making we have learned
many things about am
munition that no one
could learn infiany other
way. When you buy
Winchester make of
cartridges you get the
benefit of this experience
WlNOHISTtn RCPBATINO ARMS CO..
NtW HAVEN, CONN.
- ' So. 46-'07.
NEED* TYPEWRITER?
A tttij uml In
fc'f k*m*. ?r II ?>??(()? to iflr?t
from. All ??t>?l<? nil nnlrril. Any
>ntkl*?, ittiy prtc*. Writ* l'?r Cwiat*cil?
hb<) Bargnln lid, Ncatrilr If )?i> nf nlloii
IhUtt'Mi*' l.ar|t*l drain ? In Ihr h oi M,
Th?T*i ??% rltrr Brunch. <? wtoi
lcan Wrlllnt M??kln" ('?? ln?., 306 Kail
M?ia Hi KluliH?a4i V*
a . ? Sldt *nfl Ctntr#
AtlaS Engines
"""Sr00* LOMBARD
fmty. HrtlM tfTWWr Wttb mi Uffij lUa
AUQU9TA. OA. .*
A DitLlGHTi'UL B&?AD8TUJPF.
Eminent Prof6?8or Tells Abort Cot
ton Seed Meal Bread.
Professor J. H. Connell, in an ad
dress, stated that there wae a great
future for the use of Cotton Seed
Meal an a breadstuff, la comparing
the nutritive vAlue of eotton eeed
meal, be says: "We find that eotton
seed meal contains three timee a*
much digestible protein aa the high
est grade of wheat flour or the best
grade of wheat flour or the best
breakfast food now on the market."
"In my ^xperiencewith cotton seed
meal as a bread stuff, no disappoint
ment ha? ever been encountered."
In telling about the making of
bread, cakes, ete., Prof. Conuell says
that the cOtton seed rneal must not be
used by itself as it is too rich in
Erotein and *vhen baked would rescrn
le cheeno. He goes on to,say: "A
combination of cotton seed meal .with
other recognized breadstuffs, will
greatly enrich the flours and meals
now in use, while at the same time
decroa-sing their cost to the consum
ing public. "
In Texas the use of cotton aead
?meal aa * breadstuff ia a fixed and
established fact and it i* gaining fav
or more and more ovary day. Some
delightful bread, mufllns, cakes,
doughnuts and other . things of the
kind are being made daily with the
use of cotton seed meal.
Nathan Straus, uu Eastern philan
thropist. has established in New York
City a series of milk booths where
pure sterilised milk is sold to the
poor for one cent a bottle. Absolute
antiseptic cleanliness Is required by
him in all braucbes of the enterprise.
In cleaning the milk bottles he usee
two things?hot water and Borax.
The glistening bottles testify to the
effectiveness of this method.
Don't badgo if you sit at ease.?
German. "
FITS,St. Vitus'D*no?:N ervotts I>i?ctuson per
manently cured Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer. ?4 trial bottle and treatise free.
Dr. H. It. Kline, Ld.,031 ArchSt.t Phila., Pa.
He who esleps much learns littlo.
?Spanish.
Mrs. Window's Soothing Syrup for Children
too t hinic, sof t?UH t heg u ma, reduces! nitahVmjv
tion, allay# pain,cures wind colic, 35c a bottle
"They have located the Garden of
Eden in Georgia, Brotfrtfr fJickoy."
"My, my," o^faimcd the old man,
doe? you rccb/n dey'll bo fool 'null
ter plant an/ mo' apple tires dar?"
CM Domimion
Horse and Mule Shoes
W
The Beet M?tcrial-Tl? K?4t Ctttfi) V*rhuuHUf
IRON or STEEL
Hammer
Brand
Guaranteed to ifto 4$aler as well M
the horse-shoe*
tf yomr dealmr dock not carry thwm In
stock, writm us for prices.
DM DOMINION IRON S NAIL WORKS CO,
B*U? UU, RICHMOND. VA.
HIT4 VtZS GUS9KDI
A remedy for lontb
throat And wind
! *f? , c>* Cure? Heave*.
Caught, Distemper ib4
indigeation, Veterinary
wm Uae find raoonur.ccd
PRUSSIA!^
HpAVE POWDERS
i>niagists will ??t thtMb
Prlcti G<V: at dealer, ?0o by
uutl Send for Kr?e book*
PRUSSIAN REMEDY CO.. ST. PAUL, MINI*
it* u i e
learn
Ati ?.U<J<CC<. ? 'Hi ;<tv dill 1'n'i'X ' *r.i U.v rt,
lo.-i iiix. f? ?<?TU<?"TT?><.f'Ttr"f*t.. N-vr Tni-"*.
STOP WOMAN
AND CONSIDER
i?lrat, that * 1 most eyerr ?P?r*tion
In our boapitala, performed upon
women, become* neccaaary because
of neffl?wt of Kiich aymptoma aa
Baek?che, IrreyularlHtx, DiapJace
m?ntn. I'm in In the bids, Drugrfug
Reasutloua, Dizzincta aud fjleeplcfca
Mat.
Heeoud, that Lydla L'. Pinkhatue
Vegetable Compound, made from
uttlive root* ttud herbs. b.u? curod
moro of ft>male ills thau auy
other olio if)M<lioiu?? kuowu, jt reg
ulate*. tttreujfand ra.torca \*oui?p'? hwiHh and in ia?aiuitw,
woman for ehild-birth and during' lb? p?r?od of Cha
flu i I?' V1,6 frr#,a' volume of unsolicited nud (grateful testimonials
t(, ?\ ?,*>'n"h*n|i Laboratory at Lynn. Masjs. many of which are n?
H,.?, .* * J,jra? bell)# p.,bll.l.??r by Rp?j?inl penniskion, give absolute ?
Piult haia^ ad au?U0 ?' Vegetable Compound and M
Lydia fi. Pinkham's Vegetable Compoun
*'iaa ,3? years liua be?n ourln^ FemaU Complaint., >a?l|
"?U8atlon?, Weak fJaok. Falling' and l>ispiaoew60t*, J
m^dZLrH?!!1* Oration, and Organic Dlsca*.., and it diuwoll
?f4 ?*P?.U Tumor* at an carl/ ata*o j|
Mri. Pinkham's Standing: fnvltatlon to Worn#
wHU?M?>Vl;JMUui!r'n*r*rotm an^ '?nn f.aiaio weaknee* ar? invite^
ka? Lmh i *"l'i /an" foradvico. Phoisthe Mm. l'inkhaa wi
year. and b* ,"om*a tr?? <?' eharg? for more tbuu twem
"am In ad*laW 6v *lf'r moth^'in-law, Lydia B. f32
Woman b*?k ?*!??.?ully w?]L qualified to g-utctf M
woman baok to health. Writ* today, dop4w.it until tort late, S
The brainy man doesn't care7
whether he is noticed or not and nat
urally commands y attention. The '
shallow man craves notice, and will'
do something sensational or ridicu
loua to get it.?Rio Grande News.
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n/iullHiug li?a4aobot
pftta# all ovar your
t>?4jrf T ii
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us uoero
IMopols all
and p?l>)? lt?infs<Matoly.
Etogular 6U?a, iftc aud 5t
Ail Drucci* t?.
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woman thai
tin* AnUxei
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and do aB *
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send her absolutely fr*e a lara
b 'X of J'ixiluo with took o{ J
tious an 4 genuine t**t!moalflta.
your uaiuo lUid uddrent 00 a |K
PAXTWE
fsotioos, muli as nnsal oat
citurru and InflauimiHfoo can
MUi? Ills; pore eyes, fjorc
jncutli, by direct local treiumtut.
ativu power ow these troaWet t
ordinary and iflves imiiui liate
Xhou.suiids of women are u&iuji <
lllu! _ ^
ouunwnainK it every day, 6f
drumtat?orby tualL Remember.
IT COSTS vou NOTU1SM
THE 11. PAXTOJT CO,
If uffliolcd
With weiik
vyo?# u*n
Thompson's
Miftntersmif
CHILL TON)
3^!k-3? Standard for 4G yem? letvw
WeiTGQ wllaSlS ',1<0 Quinfne} plearant to taket o _
seldom falU to make permanent oil
BO , . , _ Guaranteed under Fond and Df
Ma!anaM7ever3 30. 1906. At your drc0yi?t?j <
on rccclpt of price.
COc end $1 AftlHUH PETF't f< C<?..Ocn'fMg<e.J
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3.O0 & S3.50 SHOES T^0'^0
UCa-SHOErFOR EVERY MEMBEn Of
THE JAMILY, AT ALL PHICESi,
jfiOS tiSHtfffi ( roanynne v/ho cw rtrQveW.L.
J** SL0 j done not tnsHB&t/aSj
flfltef.ffif ## ] woreA Sf. 5fl siico*
?mwiTOMf h \ tJiansny other fitanufxaturei'.
THE V F*#iy W' T."'BoHtIm o'mns ar? worn bv more pooylo
la Jili.wai^a,oil if e_4]}aa am' ?I her msjee i a l>e?? ns? of llielr
excellent Stylo. esSv3RfTh]R" ahd superior vrnrl-j;
The soUction of thaleatiicru and other tnau?rial.s for o.i>m part
- of the ?hoe and e .cry detail of the making islooK?'la.'tcr by
thp'rooet complete orgAni-at ion of suporin tomtoms .for?- on nnd
vtiilleds loemakers, who reoei. o the highest wages pairiiutho
eboeifnduslrv. and who? workmanship o*r?not k<e extolled.
If I could take you'nto rnylargefacTories at liroektoii.MaF*..
and dhow you how carefully W. L. Dousrla* s? hooa arc ina^, you
wouldthetl understand whv thev hold thairnhf ?, lit Wetter,
w?arj?ng*r aod are of crrea'er value than ?nv ot Ki>rmi'-a
10
jwr 9+.Of2and fPQ.QO Q/LT EDQEcannot bo onuttllmcf at m
'CAUTION I The genuine have W. L. DourIaj r*rwi jt? and prico tftamjKM on L>oU
W?t labitllutif A*k your denier for W. I.. Doii*la? shoo#. If ke catmot 8u;*pij
"?"?At? 6 factory, Bdbeartat every whore by mail. Catalog froe. W. L. Uou^Ua, Brie*
lttEttRAPrfERSWANiEfl rxp|-i*lv T?lprr?)ih IuMHutu, |t?? * !
I*C?. I? citarc* of ?x-railwnv ofiiclalt. I"t-t?l?li?hi>'l 1 i>?stj.ono Yton, H?l?
V. E. R. In 8cJiool-rpom?. Position* i>?>h53 JflO rvr mcnt.i and upwsrJ nl?oiat?l
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WHto fc* 0?**l?g. NATIONAL TKLEOR iFII IMlTITCTh, Cincinnati, uki
NO MORE MUSTARD PLASTERS TO BUST
'THE SCIENTIFIC AND MODtiRN EXTERNAL COUNTER-IRRITANT.'^
Capsicum-Vaselmc.
EXTRACT OF THE CAYENNE
, PEPPER PLANT TAKEN
DIRECTLY IN VASELINE
DON'T 'WAIT TILL THE PAIN
COMES?KEEP A TUBE IIANDY
A substitute for and superior to mustard or any ether piaster and
blister the most delicate akin. The pain-allaying and curative qualities
^article ar;q wonderful. If will s op the toothache at once, and relieve *
ache and Sciatica. We recommend it as the test and .safest external Ot
irritant known also as an external remedy forpuins in the chest and stg^
and all Rheumatic. Neuralfic and Gouty complaints. A trial will prove*!
we claim for it, and it will be found to bo invalvable in the household and
ohtldren. Once ured no famtly wrtl be without it. f/any people say y
the best of all your preparations." Accent r.o preparation of vaseline utif
the same carries our label, as otherwise it is rot genuine.
Send your ?ddro^s and v/a will mall our Va??Mr?? Pooklet deaerll
Our preparations which wttl Intorcit you. *'?
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