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Acid in cd Joints Efficacy cf the iiJllJlteM Hcroic fceiwcdy Discovered in an Untxpccied Manner. "How c'otb tlx? lit t It* busy bee i m prove each shining hour?" Well, llio bcc, like many human*, hnx branched out somewhat on it* original industry of gathering honey and not up a* a "healer" on <)uitn o it extensive sr-ale, Id Philadelphia At present . quite a number of tuffcrcrif bio taking the bco treatment for ihumatinn tfpd it is probublo that to the unininated the treatment se<nis worse than tlie disease, for it amounts to nothing 1?#* than Ueiug- ptuug by the insect; Tli" method of procedure is to ren der the affected part antiseptic by use of jiuuh solutions as the doctor may advise, Thou by the aid of foreepi a single liee is selected from a box previously seeured fioin the?apiarist and held to lite part alTected by the rheumatism.. In sh?*il order the in furiated bee Mings tli<- patient, leav ing his shun behind, which later has to I !?? ninoveil. 'During the lii-t t\v?n ty-four hours Hie K>vdling of tlie af fected area is, of course, increased, hut rapilly diininis'ies in the next tweuy-four hour, v taking away inueti of the original rheumatic swelling and pain. The bee virus when analyzed by chemists shows a laiiic proportion of formic ii<ii) ami some tally r?? * i ? 1 1 1 c. Tins ncifl is If mill to a considerable ? extent in o'Im r j i',se<*t ?, such as ants, some cat < i p. I!:is s an 1 stiiiyiu^ net llis. Many of tlnr>?? "|i'st-'' pi f'ne^, llL'lil ail XJJU.x'i luiit piac. in t rie- mn Icria iitedica of lo:!a\ . 'I lie bee* si in;; theory as as . I \ ? ? i ' - <?? 1 ,r| ni.tr liy a< r;il< nt , as oftiii is 1 1 ? ?' case in ureai di?rov?'t'i< ?<. It i> said I hat l lie owner of a 1 ?? ?? farm was one ilay it!'_' hi- o]<| t;illu.r t In* hiven, when s >iii"thin!? on-pi i <-il t<> ii i' tat <? t !?<? !>??-. ; ? 1 1 ? i I 1m \ i .. a ? I ? a luiiou- at tack (ii the \i-ilor^. Tin <1! inn:.', hein^ inu'li crippled with rheninn? ism was tmiMii'- t?> nu?v?* ia|>|.!l\ , and ron s e? | it ? : 1 1 ! v i c i ; \ ? ?< 1 lie I h 1 1 ' ,t ? ? I the stii'v-. IVn days | :v4 ? r ? : j ? j h.i'mv. ? i n - I n :n I lii' n 1 1 sx ? ? 1 1 '? :.?'?? a't.'n k tin lmuiil li:n.. ?. If to lc in 1 1 r 1 1 ? - ! i Iff- pain nil! m c\t-rv wa\ tnm'e ? r\ ? ? '.ban | he had hern tor twenty \i aiv I :.?? I nine f 1 ii *. * ' v, order ? '! !? t : * : . i' it - v. .?*, i to tic mi ? I !??:?.( umil n:. v :i> | in re p)n\c!i in 1 1 ? ? a re illy '.'.I'll'.! t'ii! ? ? 1 1 1 ? 4 ? . The I; 1 1" ? y Inc.- tcclitmii'.U k:.o\\n fis the jip:< tm ll'tifiis. I ?? !. -tif i -z to the fainilv of hyni< i i iK i i ii. i.i- !c ;i I a \ rt 1 1 1 ; ? I > I ? ? ai 'piN< in nn -in al cir- ' dcs. I:i tin' 1 1 " ! 1 1 1 op i ? 1 1 i c pltailna Oipocia arc ii'iinv ? 1 1 j : j ? ? ! : i i : s ? 1 1 r ii em I lie In c. T:.e i'i sjd *'a I ctl I t itscl:', <?!? t ho. vsrus soluble in n!ou hoi, art' rosr.rt'.al ii^-n's in many i'.ls when irivfii i:;trs ua'.lv. AeundiiJsr to Die homeopnt hi" principle of ''like curing 1 1 i> i ? , ' 1 i ..I i?e ii.ici''. dru^s arc tivinllv vrivrii jv.r a .??. uular to lie i ITci t '' I i.'!. !" nv p-n !"ce. lor instance, h. c \ . ; i . - i? uivi'". J . ? f t ;t- J Ftiiit'inir. hn I':; i i y, la-i; acc.n.pnny:!;;: ! pcaili-t fevir: ?>itT?-ic-.it!y pi ep\ i cd. it is u-cil I ? ?i* l ;v? s n : : 1 1 -?> on i h: ouy;li ont a lot : !i-t i-!' n | ? p 1 : 1 1 1 thernp'U l ICS. The at:t ;?! o >> :n? important fac tor in t i ; - 1 ' : ? ? ? ? '? \Y > n s;r. tilted they emit a i!u:d ? Vn . ^ ^ both foi mtc itinl ir.al'c ;i< ? ?*,. ; i !>\ ijtfaMhff arst?* in hoi | ; c, wtiict ;i : J as strong in viia . .-at' i-' ? In : a : : : ? .1, which has heen u^cd -f, .1' v:!v.-;:ir. Formic a<*H is ( i u. it. t i c;a II \ pii p.ii fil h\ hentiiiL; (>\at ii' a ? ? : ? t s-fpnr:V f".r jr.to fnrtnic acid and caih-m .!<?. Ti.e rc-ult is a role! lr?.s it'.lld Ot stli.'njlv acid smell, ul.ii hi proiiuccs ;i '"hii.slcr ilSlil j iprcat pai-i." .uhen dioppcd on_ the 'skin. ul.n!. i- rca!!> a foo ! dosorip- | tion of a h ,::u. Follow il. i tic t'atuo of vour fa: hi I ^ - !:>!.. S- :t7-"S moth !'it \ vi) rnii.n poth l'u l!y Nourished on (irapc-Nut*. Th<4 /a '..in of il ls far.iO'.ii Is Bhnwn In many ways, in addition to what might h" expected f.o;r, Its Chemical ai:a'.> Grrtpc-N.ito fco.l U :){ who'fl whoat aul barloy, 1r thoroughly baked for many honre and oontr.inn nil tho wh?;:e?omo Ingredient* in thc?o crcnl'* It contains o ! ? o th*' phosphate of polanh Rron-n In tho Kratnt1. which Nature uses to buHd up tiraln and CrllS Young children require proportion ately more of this element because tho brain and nervous system of the child pro\v? so rapidly. A Va. mother found tho value of Grape-Nuts in rot only building up her own strength but in nourishing her baby at the tamo time. She . writes: "After my baby came I did not re cover health nnd strength, and tho doctor said ! couhl not nurrs the buby as I did not have nourishment for her, bcsid.s ! was toj weak. "lie said I might try a change of diet and s?e what that would do, and ""TCCOmmendcd Grape- Nuts foo;t 1 bought a pkg. and used It regularly. A marked change came over both baby and I. "My baby 1b now four months old, is Id fine condition, I am nursing her &nd doing all my work and never felt better la my life." "Thoroa a Rea ?on." -. Name siren by Post urn Co.. Dattie Creek, Mlcb. Read "The Road to WalMlia*" la pkft. Brer read f be above letter? Anew MM appears from time to time, Tbey am feaolM, tr?r( and fall of bamaa M> VR TOURING NAVY IN THE ANTIPODES. -C*rtCo;i 1-y Berrymap, In the Washington Bttr. PITTSBURG WOMEN YIELD RICH HARVEST IN TAXES. T rappsi by Ajjjsiar* to flr/Ol B>nd? and Mortgaat* Long Hldd?n-? BIjo B?)!; Used With Sugsess - ? 7! aid# n Nanm Frlght?n Then. Into TulUny Atout Stock Inhai-itad From Parents. I'illshn: J'a. ? Wives of httn- I drifjii of I'lLiitimru rich men. nfier j ret Wat year* of alleged "holdliiK out" | on tii?> city :u.<'.\ssora with their bond 4 i atul \i\<j.fuvc c^u. have at hut boost j takci into et.mp t'n.'Ojgii a clever ? move 0:1 t'.ia 1 art of thw Hwupshjorc, j wlio iirc now hoa3tinq of It to the j di?<*or?rfii u?r' of fho wonuu who wear! blue rilk HtoekiiiK' Th <> ncseBfoi'K claim to have uncov ered f.*Kf'S.-ial>l') paper worth more than S 1 .000 ,00 U, which has lain In lObP wood cas<es for y< ar.s under cover,, the owii 'is no: caring to pay ta::ya on It, and ho never made returns of it to the assessors. The ^iMuburr* blue book was the medium* through which tlx; asaeaaorH of Pit f xbu v'A h;ini< oiiu of the^most mon iiiu-atal bluffs ever worked off -?-n u D4U * |ikicUu? - w tmuin^ The cr?> 1n<; need of more taxable properly i* )?',)' a led, to. lho assessors, and they d "iiUd ('? <nil 011 the rich women of I'rttsbtir;.*,- w-;-> btne? iom; been k.ih ! 1 ' <? 1 of bavin;; inue'i taxabb* pa;?er I v. liit h ) :;* sti ver b *?>n turml it?. Th N ? ' letters v- re f ill ot t to Mi<. ihn Smith. Mr.'. William ? '?n>; v ".vr. Ja:i?e3 (ir-ra, Hs)iin<? t' rt.i t 1 ? r.; nko 1 ' :? t 0 m?'U is to i1:? - r?"*-?r?l,n t fwks, hands, I t.t-. ort *;n ??!<? . that t (???>? w-re k-io- > 1 1 r ? -? ? ? 1 to ] ( ?: 4'v.y. Yum brought not).- 1 ing. M'< .vlam? < Smith, .lone<j and ; Cr?rn i-'ii'vvl 1 h * r.ininiorn as t'tvy. had (!'>!)<? f :> .? ? 1 Kii.iiUy t : ?? b ? ; 1 > I r,ol< \va<> thought I ' T . . ' \\ i>. < !?>.!.? h 1 I'll il ? t ?' i v l* v. orlr. and within :> w !< ? !h 1"'-| '? s \ ? r < ? 1 ir o it. It it t' is ti.'.ie :: ! i'r* J ! 1 > Mr- !.'"<? p. b* .1 u ? ? >-?< - ri ! Sn: i'-h. Mr- \*. . ;! W*..-! ;?.r? 41.01 .lor, s and t-'ir. ju'"V fir-" jt . i?!i | I'-.i- I " -. ,-; r. ad soni-Hhintr like this >1 v p. ? \\ .1 ;.-!!) Yo 1 W i i | pb;'?S" f ? : r n ; .= 1 1 f < < ? I i t h ? (.'i'c ? < ? f the f'iiv A f ill | :i rtirular.* r? [ K?;d!i:'; C:;.:. )! ?'.; of P -i? :is> 1 van !a ? Ht.ilroad stock which the late Mr. ? - ? , your father, gave you on >our wedding day; also' regarding the fno.'t gages and bank stock* which w era given you by your lutsljaffd some ycara ago. We wish to have an ac counting of lax'.H, and must aBk you to glvo this your immediate atten t Jon." Tho rich women of Pittsburg n^vor stopped Lo ask questions. They simp ly j|t;w to the of flees of the assessors to settle. Tlr. y did not know what might hap pen later If the assessors could Ret their maiden names aud their family history go readily > and they dccided to get .their loag hold elacK placed on tho' books and pay their taxes. Home r> f tho women almost fainted when told that thelr.^tnaidcn names cynic from the Ulip' look. The as ses so r s sent out 40o0 c;f these Tetters And liavo been forced to put on ex tra. clerks to handle tho business that is coming in. Tho Pennsylvania Railroad, which lir.d 03,000 holders of stock, is a favorite for the rich Pittsburg wo me:'. The railroad some time ago re f iv: 1 to permit the city assessors to copy names from its books, as did many banks, and there was ?o way to g 'I el th? fair holders of this property. Mortgages held on prop c? ;? r "4 outside the State of Pennsyl vania was also safe from taxation in* I'I?;sbvu*K as long as tho owners could ke^p tiic knowledge of their 'owlifr shi ? from th<> assessors. Arrordin'? to an . employe of tho city thr;-i> is great fear ob fhi> part > f ??( ' -on ? <>' gr?-nf wealth that they u ay be a";cs!e I for perjury, since t bey ficontiy tool: eath as to all their ?a\abl> | "-ssions and did not In i !'. d > latabio railroad storks and bcir.U wur'h thousands of dollars, but wh'-n i h?* b-!u:? book was rung in on the;". ' h e v uncovered the hidd?n store of builds. GERMAN OLD AGE PENSION'S." Llovcl-Ccrrcc Awiount.'ccl Ity Magnitude of Syitem?Punch'* II it f e Jo:-. o. .I.e.:: -- K'.'iv'J.-T ^ -3<\ , Oh. n ' -V.t r i 1 t'j j Qiior. lias S't tu to I.onfliu l!o gairl. when; It \\r < i. j ?; sit I that h? (iis^.iffcl , r.aval a !:i the tours? cf his' stav r.i (1 vr.'.niv, t^nf ho had qone j to thaf ci; Hns;>5y to Investigate! t'no Clen^r:) Hjst'tn < f <>1;1 a^o ren- 1 s!or.s. 1' ir.r.v r>n- -.vntinj? m till?, ! *?>>??. 'v t' bin roejui :r.~n la t t v. > \ ??: *l'jr? 1 has h <,>:?? !. ? ra'availy f"Ms that he, o-jph' t-i f -. U 1 .- ! y Ktiiily the r,.:cs- . t ion." j- y-f'-ir--. !a M;v l.Vv d (If arse's i 'v ?><?* i'i an itif*>:,vi'?w. ? tha* h ?> il ! ? in. 1 t h 1 n s\ 1 t ^ < * s 1 a so"!n .! *: i - ( hoUy i j l.v- .? :i 1 his '.Ion.!.' n 1 vncat? In (JiTP.t P.rltain. He said: "Em p'.o? o; 3 will t il you 1 1: a t neavly all t h c i ;? workmen are Socialists." Re fe:rln^ to tho pension system he said: "NVhnt ft Kinantic scheme is theirs compared with ours. Thirty-four million pounds ( J 1 70,000.000 ) are dlft-.-ibut ?d in pensions every year." lie added that of this sum the pays 5 1 4,000.000. the cost of pdinln'.vtrnJlon only. For tho ? rest CTO.uOO.OOO is sic'.c ra?'- The work man contribute two-thirds. Eleven million round?, or S55.000.000, Is paid to t'.w a^?d and incapacitated, ii?.5tnri and m?n contributing < i 1* . and $4.". 000, 000 is paid for : .'?? '.den;-, which txpenso tho employ ers r.u.st meet. YVTCI )e? COWGIKI, SWEETHEART Cnni-.vt*. Fro:r? Pi,;i; 1J p, : v . < - s a ? rl r.-. m r ' ; I ) - t "ii M-< .'h'.U !.r\v,5 wove inr.r r ! f '1 r n f- w i> ;.> A i. ..:; . ".>s 1 tvn? ! ??r.r ! f r*v:i : ?! i ??*?:?? 1"-mi ? :? ? t m ,* y . w'rrro b" v K "? CnT \ v h.:. : en I years a?vo J j -."w^ !a ? v " * I4"*' r:f F! j r.pst j.' '.v ?, v 1 '!;? 1 : a 4-- I v T < ' j I ' r ! >'.? <.'!> .-? p a." 1 i v/il'i-it;' s i i \'~v j t . -* r\- i v. ;, s j sj-,r j * V\i-.V. . . 1 "V jl.cv. .i *???.' '! lit t. ? C z'.'S r.i ?in IV:.!: ??::? i..r ? I :.;:1 ; :>'?>- v ! had v.T. . ? ::V ?. :?>?? - ? llnr. j ifla r. : : 1 t\ > " r-n.:'. :r . a j rol ?rn ' M o ( si'.n" on r n a r t'rip cf c."T 1 ?ii!rh h*> d<v'r. red v. as out." I by r. ;:arr S'.v I f tv.** discovered ir.M no i.n i moved thr? F*V.c> Lne r-:>:?-v pi:: > or. va b ? i ir.ri 7i)7!> T n*. \ Ofli. ( ? i ? V ? f V. ? 7 'C ? ;:??? ; . . ; '?on-. Mi i- : !< :\ a; jvtiiii" "? ! iv '.*:?? u v.-ni t.< n? f . ? a < ,:us st j : > :v.v,> a'.l r.f 'ilP tf ???!>?? !??' I b" C'?" 1 !'V t'.-.c.r jr.aUo t'.:o :r. .litis: sia*i*:r. r.t : ;?y cl is - rovr", 1 7 T 3 U, a i: ^ \> !> i v i r? not ofPr.ally lei'/'vn ? to I !:nvo h'-r^ ? < "a, .* I.;-. J t:.-) I ii ?: ,-\l con trol ?!a:iv ( f tl.i . town? a:v c ! c nr. sIiCM.>;'? ? \ ran^ i ti 5 ?i>.r.?.tIon ?'jr.i 'j _ j : > 1 1 ' ri 1 Ahout X<it IV'|'!r P-r.ntT i-'rrtt. of \Ve3t Virginia. Ttfn bruised in a fist fight at Wheeling with h looal politician whoa tc bad called a Mar. President Roo*ev?;t congratulate A r.nd alapped on TR"? bieV. IniivIlualTj? Uxty-?lybt mamberi of the Olympic ;?im who visited hlro at Oyitor Day, N'. Y. .Tame* E Hushej. e lK'nty-ji?ven ^oari old. (orrr.ei- rc?mbcr of tha Mia onvt T.egialatuif . who lmprl?? med during the reconitroettntUflav* in Xiiiaojrl fo? preaclilnf, at Utbo; n, Mu, 4 ?. 3 : 1 1 jry In Tim a to Find Here. Widow ?f.'iv, preparatory to entering upon :!..s to.i of enterprise. The ;Tni.inr! bstween Dalton and 'u'.ii l.f\vi?. known r.s the Cowgirl. !. ?*?*:? twenty yi-r?n uxo. when the ' r ;? wr1? a p r -?t t > daughter c? Texas w . r.jon r ml lived with her parents u tii-1 Kr.nvaa Una eighteen miles r.~:-th rf BnrtlesvMe. She and Dal tcn v. eva atr.it the same age and they r %J. i ra"p?, practised shooting with j*:"pi ar.d rode their ponies to all ; rh? ('nnct'8. While Dalton wm hld? i'c.1 f ;? o ?r? th<? rifflesrs U Is saM that t'.-.t- l r 1 foked his meals and kept : info;med o* the movements of tI:o ru ' I v:^v vi;i r.va here, where tho v-:*9 has a lRr??e amount of prop ? :?:?*. Th? wedding was a very quiet r.'.'alr before a justice of the peace.! Tr.s t r ; (1 e and bridegroom have re f ?od tn accept a lucrative offer to . Ro on ir.o &tux? muds by a Chicago showman. ' \\ ars of Future Should He Settled by Airship*. J Y/r.shington. I). C. ? That airships w ! ! 1 play an important part in the no;t war between vorld powers: that ? ii?e Civil War would have lasted but . nir.e months If either army had a J ha.llcon corps like thst now at Fort i Mvrr, Vs., end that the United States ! CJove rnment should secure the eer ;\in>i of the Wright brothers and ' Tirol.* as S. Baldwin, were the opinions !t:.prcssoi by Colonel James Templer, ; in command of tho aeronautical dlvl | siou of the British army. Npff?r Olrnnlnii. < I'oiion merchants Indorsed the pro peral for an alliance with China. Persian nationalist*, at Teheran, are holding out defiantly against the Shah. i Snng Pluns-Chm, Korea's Home Minister, favors Japanese rule in hit country. | Japanese immigrant* 4a Bratll proved useless for -work on tht coffee plantation*. Word was rsceived In Wall Street that it would be a falony to conduct a ? hutUttihou hereaftev New York . $intv. J ? ' ?* -V? --9" ^< '1 t .*? yjyt ? - *'r,;- *- PBP* > L TKXAil CUCROYMAM l. ? ?? ?<*'. ? ? Speak* Out For the (tone At of tteCras I fig ThOMMlMlli R?t. 0. M. Oray, Baptlrt cUrgjr min, of WbtUaboro, Tm., aay?: -rour year* ago I Buffered misery wtifc I u uibaf o. E v #ry movement was one of pftfo, poan's Kid ney Fills removed Ihe whole difficulty after only a ahort lima. Although 1 do not like to have my name used publicly, 1 make an eiCAniinn iu tnis case, so that other aufferers from klduey trouble may profit by my experience. " Mold by all dealer*. 60 cent* a box. Fostcr-Mllburn Co., Iluffalo. N. Y. Record Lo0 Drive A (Irlve of 3,000,003 feet of log* h?? trrlved r.t the Inlet of l^aka Irving, where the Mississippi River flow* In to tie like. Thin drive of logs was brought from j?ske Itasca In exactly :hlrty day?, which la a record break 'ng feat In driving logs down the" Mis ilsslppl River. All conditions wers favorable, the water being high and (here being nothing to imped* tbi progress of the drive. The logs were cut la the Itasca ?tato Park land along the Mississippi ftivcr this sldo of the park, being banked last winter on I^ake Itasca ind the Mississippi River. The entlra Irlve will be brought aoross l.ake Irv. Ing, sluiced through the Mississippi between Lake Irving and Lake Hp oildjl and finally bccmed on the south east ishcre cf Lake HemldJI to be cut In ii local sawmill.-? TlomldJI corro ipondence fit. Paul Pioneer Press, SlOO Reward, $100. The renders of this paper will bepleasedte learn that there is at least one dreaded di* case that science nas been able to cur?j in ali Us ?tnges. and that ist'ntarrh. lla|l'sCatarrh cure i* the nnlv positive cure now known to the medical fraternity, Catorrb being a con stitutional diseaae. requires a constitutional treat merit. 1 1 all's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nullv, acting directly' upon the Mood and mu cous surface* of the system, thereby destroy ing the foundation ot the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the con stitution and assisting nature in doing its work. ? The proprietors have so much faith tn its curatire powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars tor any case that it fail* to cure, bend for liat of testimonials. Address F. J. Ciix.nky &Co., Toledo, O. Sold bv I )riiPi{irttH. 75o. Take Hall's Family 1'ills for constipation. He Would Arbitrate. The German Emperor hints that -Jio would like to have his salary as King of Prussia increased; but there seema to be no probability that he will go on a strike In case his demand is re (used. ? Chicago Record-Herald. I f It ks' Cnptnlliie Cure* llendiiclie, Whether from cold.*, boat, stomach or nervous troubles. No Accetanilid or dan gerous drugs, it's liquid and acts immo diately. Trial bottle 10c. Regular sijwa Vftc. tind SOc., at all druggists. _ qtim i ? The things Hint we oughtn't fo do seem lo be the only ones that makes life worth living. ? New Yot W Proas. Tc Drive Out Malaria and rtulld Up the System Take tho Old Standard Urove'r Tastx lksh Ciiii.l Toxic. Yo.i know what you are takiuc. The formula ia plainly printoi' on ovory bottl?>, showing it is simply (^ui ninonudlrou iu a tustuloas form, auni tlie most effectual form. For growu people and children. 50c L"cnp year has not made arr ap preciable reduction ill the sale of bachelor buttons. ? Atlanta Journal. The General Demand of tho Well- Informed of tho World has always boon for a fcimple, pleasant and efficient liquid laxative remedy of known value; a laxative which physicians could sanction for family uso because its com ponent parts arc known to thorn to be wholesome and truly beneficial in effoct, acceptable to tho system and gentle, yet prompt, in action. In supplying that demand with its ox ccllcnt combination of Syrup of I-'igi and Clixir of Senna, the California Fig Syrup Co. proceedj aim? ethical linos and relies on tho merits of tho laxative for its remark able success. That is or.e of many reasons why Syrup of l'igs anil Elixir of Senna is given the preferenco by the Well-Informed. To got its beneficial effects always buy v lie genuine ?manufactured by tho Cali fornia I'ig Syrup Cov only, and for sale l>y all leading druggUta. Trlco fifty oeota per bottle. ?* ? 1 ? ??? 4 I mm* 'U?J iuwi. .I'J i?2lils TKE J, RAY ATKINS MED, CO. WINONA. MINNtOOTA fbfnkc* *0 riir?reM 4rllc:c?i lfon>?hold I'lifit'lrii 1 lai prlrp J uti nr<? nil Mlnrti, Tntlel J'iryiw aUu?ii, I In* lanpii *t?. C*kYI4SEF8 WASTED IN EVERY lOUNU 40 1 ?Rr*F*|i?rlfiK(it0|O0O,OOO0iilpal [ESMBOfOsniO Fi y P!!UU AGENTS NO THANKS. *1 broke * record today. Had the (Mt word 'With a woman." "Didn't think It poesible. How 'd It happen?" "Why, I said to a woman In the oar, 'Madam. hare my ?eat.' "?Phil adelphia Ledger A marble bust of Kooaevelt in to b? placed in the Senate chamber . The gran* widow in not to bo wink ed at.r-Knoxvtlle Sentinel. The beginning of excellence i? to be free from <>rror.- QuiutiHian. A SIMPLE SAFEGUARD IN BUY ING PAINT. h ii niiu mm 9m Everybody should know how slmplo and easy It la to avoid ali'uncerfalnty In buying paint materials. Th?*re Hie many so-called white Ieada on the market, which cootaln chalk, fine, barytes, and other cheap adulterants. Unless the property owner takeB ad vantage of the simple means of pro tection afforded him by reliable white lead manufacturers, he runs great risk of getting an Inferior and adul terated white lead. It ia to protect the paint-buyer agalnst fraud and adulteration that National Lead Company, the largost makera of genuine Pure White Load, place tholr famoua "Dutch Doy Paint er" trademark on every keg of their product, an absolute guarantee of its purity and quality. Anyone who wants to make a practical teat of white lead, and who wants a valuable free book about painting, should address Na tional Lead Company. Woodbridge Bldg., New York, and ask for test equipment. The campaign begins when the money begins to rattle in t lie tin cup. THREE CURES OF ECZEMA. Women Tells of ller Brother's Terri ble Suffering ? ller (?r niidi-hild and Another ilaby also Cured? Cuticurn Proved Invaluable. "My brother hod eczema three different summers. Hash summer it tame out be-, tween his shoulders and down batk^ and lie said his suffering was terrible. When it came 011 the third summer, he bought a box of Cuticura Ointment uiid gave it a faithful trial, Soon he began to tcel better and he cured himself entirely ot eczema with Cuticura. A lady in In diana heard of how my daughter, Mrs. Miller, had cured her little son of terrible eczema by the Cuticura Remedies. This lady's, little out. had. .the. eczema to badly . that they thought they would lose it. She used Cuticurn Remedies and they cured her child entirely, and the disease never came back. Mrs. Sarah K. Lusk,' Cold water, Mich., Aug. 15 uud Sept. 2, '1SW7." Atlantic City is one place where they have no Sherlock Holmes. ECZEMA CUItEbi^ J. R. Maxwell, Atl-.nta, Ga., b?vb: "I suffered aa;oay with a severo oase of eczc ma. Trlod six different roraadlos and wa? In despair, when auplyhbor told mo to try fchuptrifiB'B TEXTKRiyg; After Jislng $3 worth of jour t k Thrill fif'S aqdMsonp I am eomplotely cur?'i. I cannot cay too much in Its praise." 1 ettbbixh at druggists or by mail 50?. F,6ap 25c. J. T. BnurTainz, L?cpt. A, Kavannah, Oft. Tli'e ash borrows poi?on from the viper. ? Latin. Ulchs' Cnpudlne Cures Women's Monthly Pains, Hackaelie, Kervousness. and Headache. It's Liquid. K (Toots imme diately. Prescribed by physicians with l?e.st results. 10o? 25o., and 50o.. at drug stoics. Trouble a Blrd'a Ncot Causes. A hatpin used by a pair of swallows 13 the foundation for their neBt, bulli t-etwecn two wires, put the entire po lice alarm system of the suburb ol Dallard cut ol business Saturday. The pollco alarm wires from Ballard tc headquarters at the city hall were lested box by box until the trouble wall located. I* was discovered thai llfflcu'.ty lay botween the box at Fre mont and the one next south. Tht Jlectrlclan could find nothing more bc rlous than a swallow's nect. Investigation showed that the neat which stretched from one wire to an jther. a distance of about eight IncheB was built en a hatpin, which touched both wires and chort circuited the whole sys'em. ? Seattle Post-Intelll gcnccr. Dropsy II Removes all swelling In 8 to 39 days ! effects ? permanent cur# In y> to 60 days, TriM treatment given free. NotMngcan be fairer Write Dr. H. H. Groon'e Son*. SoecJiliet*. Boi n Atlanta. 0# vV. NOW the KS'GACi bmbnt 16 ; !-v? ju?t l**n to fv. ' Hft'kl. , ? Kr . ;.>o?-r)'}> )? Why didn't you f? r ?? y foji)'? .n ?? At J<>k<? on "Tbrw I w!.( ' .s.i'^r L?e f hrotc lt*d ^ I r.r >? ! ?' !(n<!! Widow. ci HrH .ir.i ikuixokrVH ouj #. i/j , Nov. iirtj i*W: "I ? M t,> b?.i'b f;r liy??r?. ? trial fvo wa,' I h?ra bWO uil_, i !,?;?# in. J tbs r#?olU ?? fr?*< Hlrf(jr ) v?, , ||?rV#v ?urcv.[ ?>? ?;, <-ur? tor ?MW! 4.5 'J ?*! / ?i<|Q (iiivtiil. Hold by dfOf Kl*c ? <ji it:/' hr ?nvi /^r fijj by /. X. 8?W TuiKit, f?f; { ^ ^/trtntitb. <1?. 'T^"" a ;?{>:? tio.v. xji kuvo toe hutbtod lo\J' f I' lji '? . . Mi ' ?? ui Slnire, 01 gav<> PM ?Mi a Fi <,>; (.,')<>( !??.-"? been In Uh ln<>; '.) >1 > f.?r a wak?>."? Puck, Tf( !'l' PATRIOTISM. . "Jffct ;?>>?. w : ,\<'s a jialrlotf "A tf-y ??!? | raf!J?r i?!w jeeln' dt gam* i. > ji. ,? u a inn knocked over <!< ? 1 ,j0 vIsIiId* team."? Kansas < jty Journal Ms A loV i Thousands of American women in our homes arc daily sacrificing their lives to duty. In order to keep tl?o home neat and pretty, thm-Juidu n well dressed and tidy, wonn n ov\ lo. A female weakness or di*p!.utm>>nt is often brought on and i hey >.5 1 tV - r in silencc, drifting ah'Mjr' fr^ni bad to worse, knowing veil that th. y ought to have help to ovenr-me the pu ins and aches whi' h daily make i i I< ? .1 burden. it is to the^e faithful women that LYDIA E. PINKH AM'S VEGETA8LE COMPOUND comes an a boon and a blessing, as it did to Mrs. 1\ K! I - worth, 01 Mayville, X. V.. and t.? Mi\ \Y. V. Boyd, of Ueavi-r Kails 1' ?vlio say : "I was iu>t al>'e t;> <!u ne. ? " nworlc, owing to 1 1 it* foti'iili* t fxiM*' 'r.-:n which I suffered, l.vdia K. i'iu!. >?: Vege* tabliK'oihpouai! Itelpci! :u?* 'ujorfully, and I am so well that I can -1 > as big a day's worlt r.s I t v?-r did. I wr.O,t every sick woman would try i:. , FACTS FOF? SiCK WOttfEN. For thirty years J.ydia K. Pink. ham'3 Vegetable Couinound, made from roots and herbs, !. as been the standard ? remrdy fur In. .a It* 11k and has positively cured ih- usandsof women who have been troubled with displacements, inl'.anur.ai ;? >n. ulcera tion, fibroid tinners, ii regularities periodic pain-,' back,, ch<\ :n.\: bear lng-down feeling1. Uatuion-'y, diges tion, dizziness.or nervous pn>*t ration. "Why don't you try it V Mrs. IMukhmn invite- all sick women to write her lVr advice. She lias guided thousands to health. Address, Ljnn, Mass. So. 37- 03. i jone masked op ^ p.rk more tb?? $100.00 REWARD Eggpft&U goose criask U Cr*enii>oro, N. OTTON The fletv Kind The Good KJnd AllflndM. All CoIOCT. All PrJC( Why buy <t'r<yjMfa Mr. Merchant, when pure, raweollon cosls the ?amc? BUY AT HOME AND SAVE FREIGHT | Our s&lesmc\ rv is looking for you-fine tine samples, fine line prices, fine line lewis : : ' $- r~ WAIT FOK? HIM I * . ' >4KSS?Ty ''.SSfvBI I CIIAHI.OTTK, ?3p3| Vf. I" Don?1*j mtkni ?nrl Milt ? roen'iW.OOanl 83.80 Kt?o6* t#*n other m*nuf*cturor In the * c?tiie they hold their fihnpoj.., and wear longer than any ottMjr SboMlUtl Ptlcii, for Every Memfcw Qi imlty, Km, B?yj, Women, Kiesesa Child 5 1 ??( U ?0 out E do n MM ft.?? u?? kn th? b?,t u th? wmA -ZV? ?tia! 0* 1 ?k< S n iwm? and pri? tnry*b?ti " For the education cf Farmars, Clerkt, Merchant*, Buyer*, Manufacturer*, t\r\d all otheri, young ?r old, who are v.n and put the correct vnluaticn on 18 Grade* of Cotton. TMrty d? our sample room, or i:: y. ecki" c< r.'eipondcnce court* under will complete ycu. Big demand for cotton |r?d?r* and cotton Srpt. lit. Correipcr i, .a cc una year round. Write at once v . i , 10 tia*? MlLl.CDOBVii.ut. GEORGIA ??' (viJiptd kKooI <?,A c. ? ? w ? UCORG1A l.ArpfV ' ' i I-*' p^-Jiptd kKooI SoutK. Lxptrt m*ftftjtment Ka.I.-aaH w.-< innnec'ioM. Potiliow fcUIVVlM-d R?lto*d larM paid i. a> 1 <! o? Open yur around, Write lot auloguc \) GrT.it clcrv. H ' . f OyyCrXOff. t rtMCW* cm- 1 11 1 Malaria The Old Standard 8R0 ^E'3 TASTELESS c-L'Lf, i'ONIC, drives >ut Malaria and builda up the system. You Uuov; what you r,rc taking. l :: : ;?! iY prmt< ?a every bottle shomMBt is simply yuminc and Iro 0 lfl Q tastclygn, form. V Of adults and rh if '5JS; PUTNAM F A V>S t; >w ESS D m Color more iroodt brlfftter and fa?ior oolorf, than OtlfcOf (>-4a ? o-m ??? rarm??ut wit noui nppiiui tpart. WrIU M?f IPHH r\ty c?0 la cokl *?Ur n y nj ?_*?'* voion mo:i U0& D 'HU CO.. M?iiiio|r, Tfln To Aid re To Cure Female Troubles After all, nature is the best doctor. When we try to get rid of disease, by methods contrary to hers, we come to grief. Tho best way to cure female troubles, female pains, irregularities, falling fcclings^beadache, back ache, etc., is to help nature to do it, by diking C&rdui, tlie natural plant citract, mado from ingredients with a natural curative action on the female organs. Mrs. II. A. Harper, of Flanagan, HI., writes: "I Buffered miserably, fog a year, with bearinff-down pains, "svhioh pot so bad T could hardly walk and hid "i bed most of the time. ?1 v.~as r 1 1 > ? ) irregi uar and lir.d t ho nend.-M-ho, r in illy I began to take ( a ' i 'am] 'it to do all that vo u ll"-;or-V- ' : '! it for. Now I nm N*it <'r, r VO the h cada che illio I used <() i am a (lifierent per BOD." Try ( a] rdui. bold every where. VALUABLE BOOK FREE y.'r!t? WuitratM uooV, "Hon* " v*nt* i ""ttifclni armptcft I Of F?t ntU Di? tnd '?"* va!u? D1? ntntt ???1th. nyr cne. out. rat<j|< Joe. won,. oect Po*tM d. Addn The Untu