The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 18, 1908, Image 4
lality
HPPfl* to* Well- Informed In every
walk of life and iiTHTinijffllt- pcpaammt
....... . ' liable standing. Accor
Ingly, it it not claimed that Syrup of 1'ig*
?nd Elixir of Benna t? the only remedy of
onowu value, l>ut ono of many rcavotu
why it l? t|jjo tfe*t of personal and family
luMitiv. I b tti5 fact . tlnal it ckaaaes,
ewcetom and relievo* the internal orguiui
on which it act? without any debilitating
after effect* and without having to incrcaao
tho quantity from timo to tinto.
/ ?
It art3 pleasantly and naturally and
truly an a laxative, aatl itt? component
l>art? ave known to und approved by
phyniciani, an it <9 free from all objection*
ill vie ?ubdanec*. To get its beneficial
cffocU nlway* purchaso tho genu! un
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
, Co., only, and for e^lo by all laading drug
get*.
g? ? "
Old bird# aro hard to pluck. ? Ger
man. , J3 o. 8S-'03.
THE SAFE WAY TO CUV PAINT.
/. ? ; v ~ . a
Property owners will nave a d*a\
Ot trouhlo an,d expanse In keening
their buildings property palnt'-d. If
they know how to protect themselves
agalnat misrepresentation aa<% adul
teratlon In paint material*. There's
one sure and safe guide to a pure and
thoroughly dependable White I*ead ?
'that'* ths "Dutch Hoy Painter" trade
mark which tho National l^ad Com
pany. t ho. largest maker* of genuine
\Vhite head, place on every package
of their product. Thla company sends
u simple and Hiiro little outfit for test
ing White lead, and a valygbte paint
book,' free, to ull Who write for It.
Their uddrrH? hi WoodbrldgO Uldg.,
New York City.
Th*nka< to the Gibson Ql^
Tim MIIMod'h figure hnsj H*?Jound
lugly Itnprovrd .during the last flvo
year*. nnd tho igwh-abug&t Glbspn
girl lias dono ft gfea,t deal for it.?
?1'rom the Onlookor.
I>K\TII TO KINO W jltM.
"Every whor6 I (fo I Hpeak for T it k n i v x ,
bccauao It (Mired mo of ringworm v?n Its
My wh'?l? ?U?wl f?o?*-4?4?ik ???
waist wiw raw aa boof; but xerrxaixu cured
mo. It also curod a bad cngo of jlle*." Ho
?ay? Mrs. M. F. J one* of 28 Taimublll St.,
Pittsburg, Pa. TrrritaiiiR. tin* gr*v. akin
remedy, h ? >ld by druK4i*t.t or aont by mull
for 60 ), Write J. T. HiiupraiNK, Dept. A,
Uavanuah, Oa.
A Dissatisfied Subscriber.
"I hereby offer my n'HignStihun as
tr subscriber (o jonre papier, It be
ing n pamphlet of Biif li >moll kon*o
qucnce os to boeflt my family by
takin' it. Wlint you need in you to
sjheto is brains and koiiip ono to Mis
sel up news mid rile editorials on
livo topics. No menghun ha.i been
made in you're fhete of m.V butehem'
n polen/ eljinn pig ~ weigin' M!)
pounds^r the gapes in the chickens
round here, yon ignore that i bought
a bran' new beb sled, und that i
sold my blind mule, and say nothin'
about it. Hi Simpkin's jersey calf
broke his two front legs fnllin' in
ft 'well, two important ehivcrees have
been utterly ignored by you re whete
& a 3 column obitchuary not Is rit by
mo on the death of grandpa Henry,
was left out of your sheto to nay
nothin' of tho alfahotieul poem be
ginning "A is for .And and also for
Ark" lit by m* darter. This is the
reason youre papier i? so unpopular
in town. If you kant rite cd'iytoriata
& ain't goin' to put no news in \oure
chetc we don't want s-de sheto
Has Newspaper 101 Years Oil
Aiken, S. C., Special. ? Mr. 11.
Hfthn hos on exhibition in lit* show
window a copy of the Augusta Chron
iclo issued in 'IHDi. The paper con
sists of eight pages, and though it
ha? been here for more than a een?
tury it Is well preserved, and i? quito
ft relio of tho sinter city of Aiken.
]t contains a great many things indi
cative of tiie customs of those times,
and it has eagerly been scanned by
many passing the store of llalm &
Co. Tho paper was presented to Mr.
Halm by a travelling salesman, in
whose family the paper has been pre
served since it was issued.
"THE PALE GIRL"
PIO Not Know Coffee Was ( tie Cause.
In cold weather Bonio people think
p cup of hot coffee good to help keep
warm. So It In ? for u short tlmo but
tho drug ? caffeine ? acts on tho heart
to weaken tho circulation and tho re?
potion Is to cause more chilliness.
Thcro is a hot wholesome drlnH
which a Dak. girl found after a time,
makes the blood warm and th? heart
etrong.
8he says:
"Having lived for Ave years In N.
Dak., I have used considerable coffee
owing to the cold climate. Ab a re
bu It I had a dull hoadacho rogularly,
suffered from Indigestion, and had no
'life' In me.
"I was known as tho 'pale glrp and
people thought I was Just weakly.
After n tlmo I had heart trouble and
bocame very nervous, nevor knew
what It was to bo real well. Took
modlCino but It nover seemed to do
any good.
"SInco bfclng. married my hu*band
and I both have thought roffoe was
harming us and wo ?would quit, only
to begin again, although we felt It
was the same as poison to us.
"Then we got eonie Postum. Well,
- the effect wag really wonderful. My
complexion Is dear now, headache
gone, and I have a great deal of en
ergy i bad never known while drlnk
tag- coffee
"I haven't been troubled with Indi
gestion since us\ng Poatura, am not
ftonrous, and nfeed no medicine, We
have a little g|rt and hoy who both
lore poethftt and thrive on it and
"There't a Reason."
Name given by Poetum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich. Read "Tho Road to
WeHTlUe," in pkge.
Brer rtmS tho above letter? Anew
to time. "They
tall of hisMm
UNCLC SAM TAICtS TO AVIATION,
The Nationil BlrJf? A ?! H?| We H?ve aTfc.v?U .<>*> ?
?-MirtneftpoM* Jcunutl.
AMERICA HAS PLENTY OF MONEY
t ? .
Treasury Vaults at Washington, D. C., Are Too Small to Hold
Government Cash.
"Washington, I). C. ? Uncle Sam. en
riched fo, 00, 000, 000 l?y the provisions
of the Aldrlch^Vreeland currency bill,
now has ho much money on hand that
he cannot wait for the construction of
new Vaults 1>1 the Treasury Building,
hut has rented roontfs ltt a storage
building and placed relays of Kuards
on the iusldu and outside. This vast
amount of money may never he used,
hut kO lars^ a sum Is necessary to
supply the 6824 na'tonal hanking in
stitutions in the United States In case
of a financial stringency.
Deputy Treasurer Hsntr. reported
-that -fire n v? I ht i>'<? fash venerve in -the
Treasury was $1 90,000,000, the high
est figure It has reached this year.
Me Is ot I he opinion that the possi
bility of a stringency tills year Is over,
? * m "
nnd that the crops can be moved with
out the slightest difficulty. "Condi
tions are vastly different this year,"
ho said, "not only In New York, but
throughout the country. New York
banks have millions and millions of
surplus on hand, while n year ago
they were struggling with scarcely
tho legal requirements., ^toney, In
stead of being in great demand at
high prices, is very easy on call at
from three-fourths to one per cent.
In the West tho banks are all well
sunplled with currency, nnd will be
able to do more than their usual
?share toward moving t wops, From -
every direction signs of Increased
prosperity are seen. Small bills are
in great demand, which la always a
good sign."
VILAS PLANS A $30,000,000 GIFT
Leaves Estate in I rust to Multiply For Wisconsin University.
Mndigon, Win. ? An eventual en
dowment of $ 3 ?? ,0 0 0,000 for tftu Wis
consin L'ulverslty is provided for ?il
.tho will of Colonel William F. Vllaa,
former meni'dev of t h Cleveland Cab
inet end I'ntled States Senator, who
d i( d hrr? recently.
The nill was filed fnr probate and
p.vovldss that the estate, ? valued at
f iOFii ?",000,000 to ?3.000,0u0, bo
placed in the hands of four trustees
to be beld in trust as Ioiir as Mrs.
Vl'it* s'.jh'.I live. During her life she
is to rt-'-celva the net Income from the
I'statw. j'lid upon hev death the entire
property is to be turned over to the
university, subject only to a charge
of J30.000 a year to his daughter,
Mrs. h. -Mr 4-lp^tkp, nnd some minor
charge?. The bequest, to Mrs. Hanks
Is to continue during her life time.
After the property 1b turned over to
the university one-hulf of the net In
come Is to he expended until the prin
cipal with increment shall reach
>20,000,000; then one-fourth of net
Income will he laid aside and added
to the principal until the property
shall rsac.h the sum of *30,000,000.
when the entire income can be used
by the university as provided In the
will. The purpose of Colonel Vilaa In
leaving his wealth to the university
in such a manner that It will even
tually create an enormous fund was
to accomplish a permanent source of
revt:/:r.e for the advancement of
knov.ledgo and place the university
In the foremost ranks of the great
educational institutions of the world.
TIIE WARSHIP OF THE FUTURE.
I?i c il i 0?I im of nit T'*'?tt"l i* ccr of H?e Gei'oylcnl flurvcj?"He Xlelfeveti
(iat ljiti'if.s Will ice installed in TNrvrI Vessels In tlie Next
I vw Vcnm, Yl'li'clt Will Mtike Tliem KinokelCHiii
NoIhi'U'ss Craft ami Kctlucu Conl mil.
"Washington. D. C.? The war vessel
of in? future will be n swift, smoke
less, noiseless c:af{, lying low In the
water. with evevy vulnerable part be
low the water line, the entire deck
b?!ns f::r trip work of the guns. There
will ba no sn:o;t:\ because there wiTl
be r.n sir.o'tes.acks. In the night
1 1 :n e there will be nothing to betray
the preceucj, ol this invincible fight*
1 uy, demon to the enemy.
This prediction Wfts made by Rob
ert Heywool Kerna'.d, mechanical en
K . I: ? e r , who ha* for several years
been cor.nssted with tha fuel lnveitl
^pfiois r: f. t h e T" nited States Geologi
cal burwy. Mr. Fernald bsllaves
that the gas engine. or internal com
bjs'lou motor, as it is called by engi
neer?. v 111 b* installed in naval ves
sels of tho United States wtthln the
ue::t lew years.
"i expect to see the United States
ahesd of every other nation in this
innovation, " sa'.d Mr. Kernald. "The
gas engine, in my opinion, is feasible
on tuiv wssel because of its economy
ovpr the steam engine, but it. is espe
cially desirable on the fighting ship
for t h -> renson that it makes no
smoke, Tiie gas is generated In a
producer which baa no chimney and
nesda none. The coal Is turned di
rectly into KR3, which goes straight
to tho pnginp,
"The elimination of ths smoke is
sufficient to call for the installation
of the g?^ engine, yet thero are many
other features in Ur favor. The ves
sel would have a free deck for the
play of its big guns. There would be
no towering stacks to ba punctured
or destroyed. thus crippling the boat.
Then it would ba - unnecessary to
carry as much coal, for the same
power ran bn developed with one
third less than the steam engine
Dr. Vassel Assures Moior
cans of Gcrinnti Support.
' Taris ? A dispatch received her1"
from Kl Karar *ays that l)r. Vassal,
the German Con?ul at Tangier, who
is on his way to Fez, convoked a num
ber of notables on his way and in
formed them that Mulai HaAd, who
had vanquished his h.-o he -, Ahd-el
Asis, in thfe conflict for ;he Sultanate
of Morocco, ccu'd count upon the sup
port of Germany, and that Garmany
would jjnd erfake to Htstirw the integ
rity of the country an t help Mulal
Hafld out of bis difficulties.
Stub Knda of Xrwi.
9 Mexico is having sunt of a new nod
powerful typ? built in Franca for bar
coait defeni*. ^ *
Seventy thouaand German troops
began the greet military manauvrea
in Alaaca-Lorraine.
Because she refwued to marry him. ;
Rot Hinkle shot hit boarding mi?
treaa, lira. Andeuon, aarioualy, at
Beneca, S. C.
.The Netherlands Government has
sent an ultimatum to Venesuel* de-i
mending the rarocatiou of President
Caatro'a debree which virtually kill*
the trade of Curacao, _ ? , ,
uses. The gas producer and the gas
engine would take up leBs room and
weigh less than the samo power
Scotch boiler and steam engine. The
vessc) would have a radius of travel
far greater than at present.
"Of oouree I do not expect to see
tho gat engine confined to the use of
tho navy, Tho fact that it shows
such economies will compel Its InstaN
Utlon in all sorts of vessels. One of
the big Items of expense to a modern
ocean llnor is Its coal bill. These
vessels will consume 10,000 tons of
high grade coal on a round trip. With
thn gas engine this could be reduced
to 6000 or 7000 tons, a saving of
several thousand dollars.
"One of the big steamship compa
nies of the great lakes is about to
take the initiative in this movement.
Plans have made for a freighter that
will U89 a 2000 horse power gas en
gine. This company is making the
experiment to test the economy of the
gas engine over tho steam engine."
Tho United States Geological Sur
vey has been experimenting with the
gRR produoer and gas engine for sev
eral years and has demonstrated that
this type of engino in a stationary
plant is capable of generating from
twice to three times as much power
from a given amount of coal as tho
steam engine. It has also shown that
the gas eugln? can develop more pow.
er from a low grade coal.
The purpose of the Oovornment hna
not bean to develop the gas engine,
but to Increase the efficiency of the
coal suppl^of the country, which is
now belns depleted. The Govern
ment spends S 10,000,000 yearly for
coal, and it was primarily to cet the
beat results from this expenditure
that the Investigations of the gas pro
ducer and gas engine was taken up.
! Doy (i'!'ts lluboiiic Plague
From 1 1 i t ?? of Squirrel.
r.tis Angeles, Cal ? A case of bu
i bon.c plague lias been discovered.
! The patient is a boy named Mulhol
' land and it convalescent. Three
j weeks ago the lad found a sick squir
: r?l in the park and picked it up. The
1 squirrel bit Mulhollanri on the hand.
IS'.ckneiS followed, and the attending
' physician declared it to bo bubonic
plague. Other physicians were called
into consultation, and discovered that
squirrels In th? park are afflicted with
| the disease.
Feminine Note*.
Evelyn Thaw denied. that ibt bad
spent mora than half ot 154,000 Id
the past two y?ar?.
Italia Garibaldi, a granddaughter,
of the Italian patriot and a Methodist,
it at the head of the Methodist atria1
School at Rome.
Mrs, Elisabeth Hunt, 108 yesrs old,
I of Brooklyn, N. Y., received many
birthday riaitora and was in remark
1 ably good health.
Mrs, Esther Deris celebrated her
114th birthday at the Home ot ih*l
Daughters of Jacob, in Kaat Broad
vyr, New York City,
Night Sweats & Cough.
S. W. Walton, Oudr. fl. P. By ., 717
Van St., 8au Antonio, Tn.,
writ** i ?'Daring the mmmcr ud fall
of 1908, mjr euooyenoe ftogt.aatarrh
[ reached that stage Where It was actual
miaery and developed alarming symp
toms, such m ft very <le?p-*eatod cough,
night sweats, and pain* In the head and
cheat. I ex pari man tad with several so
called remedies before 1 finally decided
to take a thorough courae of Peruna.
^"Tweel my ft lotida had gone ao far a*
to Inform me that tho thing for me to do
waa to reeign my position and aaek a
higher, more congenial climate. Krery*
one thought 1 had coneumptlon and^l
ww not expected to lire very long.
"Having procured some reruns, I de
cided to giro it a thorough tost and ftp
plied myself aaslduously to the task of
taking it, as per instructions, In the
meantime.
"Tho cffects were soon, apparent, all
alarming symptoms disappeared and
my gonorai health bocamo fully aa good
aa it had erar bean in my life,
"X havo resorted to tho uso of Pejruna
on two cr three ooeasions since that
time to cura myself of bad colds."
Peruna is ?old by your local drug
gist. Huy n bottle today.
Utayk or Ohio, City or Toledo, I M
Lucas Couwtt, ) '
Fhank J. Cheney make* oath that be la
senior partner of the firm of F. J.Chisnby &
Co., doing business in the City of Toledo.
County and Htate aforeeaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of ONK HUNDRED imi,
i.Aua for each and every case of CATABRH
that cannot be cured by the uee of 11 ALL'S
Catamhii Cuke. Fhakk J. Ctikket.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
preseuee; this Oth day of December, A. 1).,
1WM. A. W. Olbasoj*,
(scat,.). Notary Publie.
Hall's Catarrh Cureia taken internally, and
acta directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the aystem. Send for testimonials,
free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggist*, 75o,
Hail'* Family rule ue the Jbest.
?
While you Hie willing to agree that
the mosquito must have been crenteil
for Home purpose, it ruther irritateH
yon to have a suspicion drilled into
you that you aro 'it. ? Indianapolis
News. ?
flick*' Cnpudine Cures NervOtmifSS,
SVhothor tired out, worried, alceplessnftas
or whnt not. It quiets and r?f ronuea brain
and corvee. HTs liquid ft tid pi ftftsatl t to
take. Trial bottle to *. Regular aizen i&o.
and 50c., at d.ugKist*.
The campaign begins when the
money begins to rattle in the tin cup.
II AI> KCZR.UA 13 TEAM.
lira. Thomas Thompson, of Clarlfsvtlle.
Oa.. writee, under dato of April 23, it Of:' "I
Buffered 15 yon r? with tormontlng eczema;
had the best doctors to pre*crlt>e; hut noth
ing dtd roe a good until I got iw nit rixb.
It oured in*. I am no thankful "
Tbouaanda of others can testify to similar
cures. Tkttkhis* Is sold by druggists or
jent bv mall for B)o. by J, T. Huupmixs,
Dept. A, Havaunah. Ga.
Let children support their parents
or be imprisoned. ? A Roman Law.
TKN YEAIM OF IIAGKACIIR.
Thousands of Women 8uff?*r in the
Hume Way.
Mrs. Thomas Dunn, 153 Vine St.,
Columbuu. Ohio. saVB: "For nioro
than ten years I wu3
In misery with back
ache. The simplest
housework completely
exhausted me. I had
no strength or ambi
tion, was jjervous and
fuffered headache and
dirty spells. After
these yearn of pa'.n I was despairing
of ever being cured A-hen Doan's Kid
ney Pills came to my notice and their
use brought quick relief and a [crma
nent cure. I am very grateful."
8old by all dealers. 50 cents a box.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
A marble bust of Hooscvclt is to
be placed in the Senate chamber .
CYESIGilT WAS IN DANGEH
From Terrible Kciemn? Baby's Ilrr.d
a Mass 04 ltchius lUi*h and hi oris
Disease Cured by Cutivimi.
"Our little girl wn? two nuir. tin eld when
bIic got n rns.i on her face wAlun fit a
day* hov luce und h?\d weic i>!l or.e tovc.
\\(i used d.fteren: iiMse.lici It.', it j.?t
worse ins leu J oi belter uud we thought sl;o
would turn blind mik! ll?at iter tv.rs would
fall off. SS .1 e tr.l teiT.i'y, and would
scratch untd the bloo.l cimiv. This went
on until sue was ti\e nvnths old, then 1
had lier nude. t.u: tuuiiy ili-.tor * tare, but
alio cjnliuue.I to v, oi.it'. lie said it
waj tvzsma. V. he.? ?.u; en months
old l 8tnr:c I j use t.ie l';;t;:v.ia iicaiediea
and hi two uicntli* i jt lul>\ v..;s a ditf'er?
en*, girl. Vcni com! i jot s.-j a sign ot a.
*orc ..nd siit* >? as i.i ! mv .-.h a new-bora
baby. .Sic !.;:s no I had a s>g:i <>{ Uie eczema '
#im?. Mr*. II. 1". Hi: Ike, i.c^ucur, Minu., |
Aj>r. 15 u:ul Mi>y 2,
The bift tune liory ever played
may tire or.c. ? Irish.
If afflicted
wlrb weak
j lyes, use
Wf* or THE NEWSPAPER in DEVELOPIM
^ ? orrmmr. iim, bt f j k?im. wr Aiww ^
Vour cVd!?^* eo^u.iau? of the nevtpapcr is the d & I
Th9 ncrrZ my b? iuvc*t(<J> but "bo knows itt l "
AoJd of MC0 b*Jni(t<i* of advertising *k0fi
*1 0 ?? -u/iiiJ l dfP?rt; Ijuh rocn a(hertmn rnkmj^
?* auiu c?0Ui.u fj *??^eratic>ji, uud (Jjwi com 9 baeFtofl* ??
*"?">?<! ?. rtr9rtM'>e In tin- jaco of Mil this, tk e Deeper
, -And wiiy ? 2r fls 9tro"}{ "* flock of Gibraltar.. -
LJl J**? 'icciueU i/. fl!"7 t,J? l**>I'lt /uPi*>rt H*inp*pK? * fa & &JI
? ???* i i vuMiru'&s jj. j.j,
P*|>ci-4 every year* /' '?lalint crests arc esploitsdb tbiM**
,'6"'e? hag ul0 j'B'*3r *UWH mo expended, and wijrJ No bead ?f ? ?
fe fof ?o iiouio tin Van,ty 10 just to s?bis Mm**
Ad '9' ,emCI" tl:? (owmer<iil tffna ^ *
Woiiey; g0 ag Mo "c\rsitaj>t>rH if you mat the worth of JO*
0e ?"? ?ke get fli-ut . | i,ma! '*<?'<! manner, with (be determinstioD to W
id J55?per on? 4*y h$ Jl'n toot go iata 4?
pcrniJiJh" *? (,)at Iuil'o in/0"1 toesse uptbsgasootpsrt;
MCndi r 118 *P??modic adv!fi ?C?1'?1' ,"l> "ll leatut ?d t Lara ia w leak #
buMinJ!'0 POOP* to the to 'in ^!?T {nar in b#t,ree,, (u?*
Ut'uu e'Ve >m 4 cli"W 10 t0rV<
. hat it wcro permissible for * netvgpajbr (0 l?pa?i
" I,f ",fl* ilia public did not Dtd
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you
pwt f" ^
There can be but one vital point to cover in qi/estions of M
Wo one is in business for Iieolth or pleasure; it w uot a matter of ptaw*
lag one's friend* or of "spreading" it, the outcome is just ? queatwo w
making money. ??
Will you ndverfiae in the newspaper and forge abend, or wto*
tiiiougb want of being known f
The ?ditQr of The Nashville Afaeri.
can eaya that rainbow stocking.-* are
now the atyle in Tennessee. lie re
fers to men'* stocking", of course. ?
Lob Angeled Times.
to Drive Out Malaria and Build Up
(he.Systcm
Take the Old Standard OrqvVh Tast?
Lxaa Cuita. Tokiu. - Yo-i know what you
are taking. Tho formula is plainly printed
on eyefry bottle, showing it U nimply Uui
nine and Iron in a toatelew form, ?u, .i tho
most effectual form. For grow ? people
and ohildren, 50o
The ash borrow# poison from the
viper. ? Latins *.
BORAX IX TIIK nAlRY?
;
A Matter of ProiUahle Interest i* tbj>
Farmer and Dairyman.
The problem of keeping ?wet< all
the utentlh used lu connection villi
milk aud ci?am selling, and but?<u
making, has been a serious ono with
tho farmer.
He has come to reallzo fully that
the slightest taint or hint of stalenes*
left in u can, ttrt or churn may.,r.iln
ja whole output; lhat the tainf which
is left la In the form of bacteria
which grow and multiply In milk or
butter, producing disastrous results.
Tho farmer has learned that" hot
water won't rinse away the greasy
residue In dairy utensil*.
He has learned that soap leaveB a
residue of Its own which is, if any
thing, worse than the milk or cr?am
residue, and It' Is little Wonder that
there has been a constant clamor for
a dairy cleansar and rw.
will meet modern reqnlvw>s
A iew of the largest <:
tablishments have o;ill"l . . ? '' vrtc? .,>
consultation on this ;;:\)Ij! :? v.f.
with this cclont-lfi" r.id iut *,|
product of natu:\j whicit exactly
: tho bill ? bora:;... , \
j Scientists have lonjr known bora* j
; as n cleans?:-, -a sweetener and an :
i antltsptl: destroyer of bacteria and
; germ growths. Destroys all that ,f|
' harmful r?nd pronn:es nnd preside#
freshness, s\ve?tn?ss and pui ity,
lievlng the dairyman and dairy lioute*
! wife of drudgery and of neediest
'work and worry. ? "*
Us cheapness and 'value should-*!?#'
it firs: p!aco l:i tho necessities ' ol
every dairy.
The row's udder 1b kept |ft' a
lieal thy and smooth condition hy,
washing i; v.iih borax and .water, *
tablespcouful of borax to two quart*
of water. . 'P
This prevents roug'unsia and soro
ross or cracking teats, wbtch mak*
milking time a dr*ad to tho cow and
a worry to the tffcllktr.
Tbo modern deomer of all dairy
utensils consists of? one tablespoon*
ful of borax to every quart oC water
nesdfed: Remember ? a tablespoontul
equals four teaepoonfuls.
Be sure that you get^uta bora*.
To be sure, you must f el "20 Mult
Team Botox. *
All dealer#. X dainty book In col
ors, called "Jingle Book," sent free to
any Mother tending name and ad
dress of her baby, and tops from two
pound cartonjp of "20 fMulo Team1*
PackagO Borax, with fie. In stamps.
Address Paclflo Coast Boras Co.,
New York.
The grau widow )? not to be wink
ed at. ? Knoxville 8entinel, * .
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forotmber yo
tofctty Dirty R t
.More proof that Lydta&Plok* |
limit's VrKetableConipoundwei
woman from surgical operation!.
jSIr S. ,\. Williams, of Gardiner,
Maine, \\ nu.*s:
" I wls :t frrcat fcuffercr from feaito
troubles, nr. (I Lylia E. i'inkham'i Veg*
table Compound /^stored ms to^wth
in three nfU-r my phjsiclia
declared thV.t kU operivtloa nu abso
lutely ncccssarv.^
Mrs. Alvir . Settling, of 1M Uey
bourne Avr , (. !;i- &go, III, writes;
"I pujiVfii from lttualfl truubk*, &
tumor i\nd mr.rh inlhramatkm. Tin
of th(S beat doctors in Chicago decided
,thst uu O] <'t ati<.m was neocseary to tare
iny life. |,v<l.a K. i'inkh&m's Vegetable
CotupotY^H? m ' ircly cured me without
fux operation."
Facts for sick women.
For thirty years Lydia K. Pmk
ham'n Y?'g?-Uh!e Compound, aids
from roots ;.:.d Lcrba, has been the
|p*tflninl irmedy" for female ilk
and had positively cui ?d thouBandaot
womerrirho have \>een ronhtal wttk
M*4e from Pure^
Cotton mark* a
tb? comfort busll
SlYC U* YOUr ?
?t home. liettei
'l?55 money.
era I
? p
fjb Bu
oods U
inilammm i ????
Iru'giimTTnH^
10, that tear
in v, indices
prost ration.
rites all flick
her for Jul vice,
thousands to
Lynn, Mass.
American Cotton College
F?f* llie education of Farmer*, Clark*, Merchant*, Warehoui
Buyer*, Manufacturer*, and all other*, jrouaf or old, who are unit
alii tit* correct valuation <;n 18 Gradte of Cotton. .Thirty dayj
opr #?irple room*, or tlx wrek*' crr'eipondtnca courio under <xpe
v-U! coropleto jrcu. Big demand for co'.ton |red?r? and colton buyer*, c
5?pt.' l*k Corre.pcr ncc courio year round. Writoat once for turtl.i
turr
St r
f ?'
I i-.t
bL\
1
6'.c
on:
?a ..
? n. ucn a*, alt and leaf In proportion to yom
?is t:o tnuih nitrogen in your toil.
;t don't salt to stunt thevittaw.
est time? this Tall? Incrcaic Ibe ToUib
r-:-:r stalk, nr.d b heavier nttih &. 1' .
.*t fertilisers oro weak in Pct'lh. Make thi
? ) y adding Potash? 0 per siftL-rQtlfipou
? of p-,tashper hundred.
?>i\' i ; {ettiliicr. [Tfi-C) mcani bcrt.crt
kest profit,
y r^cnt sella phosphate. Few carry Pc
- A. nr. go {or retain now, Potash is projt
f'n \ f?r Onr Doaks. tqaUlnln* ftcit about eotl,
c->p?, utuurca *ad (trUlitcra, Malted free.
"I MAN KAU WORKS, CMd!ffB!dg.,Atlatt
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Get Your Health Back
To one who has lost her health, life seems pretty dreary.
tJahfipptne35, after aH, Is very often a question of health.
If female troubles have worn you out. made you feel wnak,
sad. miserable and able only to see the ^ark side of . things, as
a reflection upon a cloudy mirror, brighten up. by doing your
besl to got your health back.
TAKE CARDUI.
thU veil-known woman's medicine has brought baafch and
htpplneu to maay thousands of weak, ailing votnsn.
">#hy net to you?
its ingredients are restoring,
tho vomanly organs-- It Is
Mrs. F.
don't '
more
hnp. vhlch
tlvdy
for Cardul.
not stand
bottles, I