The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 11, 1908, Image 4
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Ilwn. M 0. UlitJor. XT, H, Honntor
Irom Houlh ('moIimh for t*<? turin*, In
t Utter from Wttimngton, 4). C.; wrlt???
to tl>? I'm Mi In in 'i COr. Hi* MIoWm :
"I ran recommend J*e? u<ia fvt*
J| utiA Hto ?ach truuble. 1
Uarti htfin imlnu I ??!> inedlcfno fov
% thrift and I ffrt rfrv
iHfo'i reUtvffl, II i* tndrel a
WHndei'ful mvdictnr, health n a
1/ornl tOit lif, " ' i
of the ?tom*cli to the tor-'
Jr* ct iiaitjv for mowt c?noh pf
Oriljr ?n intor??l futwrrh r?meuy, . mucH
ni . INirunu, in rtvojlubjo.
rerun a Tablets can now be procured.
A?k your DniKgixt for a free Pe
ru im Alnmitnc for lpOO.
J'erunn is sold by your Jocol drujf
Huy a boUle today.
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REA CO.. OEPT. t.'A WIMCAPQLI8. MINN.
pert Paragraph*.
When will i? 1 nw is bnn
iilied."-~Danish.
?' A dog's friendship is hotter than.'
his hate.^-Welsh.
The squirrel slaughter of ltussia
n mount 8 to 25,000,000 ? year.
Corruption wins not tho re than
honesty. ? Shn kospeare.
Envy sets the stronger seal on de
sert.? -Ben Jonson.
Experience purchased by suffering
teaches wisdom. ? Latin.
A handful of might is belter llrnn
a sackful of right (Ifcrnciao.
? (food counsel is hotter than a thous
and hand*. ? German.
Commit ? sin twice and you will
tbihk it allowablo.r? Ilebrew.
A wise man changes his mind; a
fool never. ? Spanish.
The ash borrow* poison from the
viper. ? Latin.
A beginner is always a good man.
?Martial. ?
Kindness and courtesy need elbow
room and nro smothered to death iu
a crowd.
Women don't have to swenr to
show how mod they are. There are
other ways. s
A new broom sweeps olenn, but^
nlas, it stays a new broom such O
lit t lo while.
Industry it tho parent to aucooaa,
and tho success belongs to tho man
who wons the industry. . '
Most women aro fond of m?n, but
so many of them are bo particular as
to what men.
, 1(. is extremely trying to be obliged
to associate with peuplo who always
and invariably would rather not.
Tho girl who spends her timo mak
ing angel cake and potato salad in
stead' of castles in Spain will do hot
ter execution in after years.
The clocks in some households suf
fer so much from congestion of iho
face that it seems impossible for any
members of the household ever to bo
on timo.
Somo people are so proud of their
humility that they are constantly
committing indiscretions i:> order that
they may gracefully apologifco for
them.
CAUSIC ANIJ KFFKCT.
Gocd Digestion Follows ltiglit Fowl.
Indigestion and the attendant dis
comforts of mind anil body are cer
taln to follow continued use of impro
per food.
Those who aro still young and ro
bust are Mitel" to overlook tho fact
that, as dropping Water will wear a
Ntone away at last, so will the uso of
heavy, greasy, rich -food finally cause
loss of appetite and Indigestion.
fortunately many Are thoughtful
enough to stud$ themselves and note
. the principle of Cai'io and Effect In
tbgr dally food. Ah' Y. young wom
an writes her experience thus:
"Some time ago I had a lot of trou
ble from. Indigestion, caused by too
rlflU food. I got so J was unable to
digest scarcely anything, and' meiift^
elncs seen od useless.
"Xyttoit advised me t6 try (Irtpfe^
Kuts food, praising it hiffhlj^ttlg ?*-'
5T*dast resort! Irled II.'* I am thank
ful to aay that ttrape-tyulfcaQt only
relieved too of my trouble, bat.bfillt
me up and strengthened my dlgestlts
? crga??* w in?t i can now eat saj
X deelr*. Bdt 1 stick to Orape-1
"There's a Reason." -
Namegiven by Poatum Co., Battle
Creek, Mlc*.\ Utad "The Road to
-.11- ?< >_ * ?? -
i'.jt? ? - fitrj
iifcrjrcar
i from lime lo Kim.
ft..**
Interest Gleaned Frew All Sectious c/ tkc Dvijf
St?(t
to Mix FtrtlHwrtr? !
College, ? Mr. T.
mist of 11)6 Bouth Care
Station, has props r
> on "Home Mixing of
Isl Fe rtilUer*/' a sum
ich in given herewith. vAs
os?h*H far the farmrr to
fetilims for the next
flop, the 'juration confronts him 5
flow can I get Ifce maximum of tlm
moat availably plant food at the min
jmuru price f Although growing
plunta derive their food froip no; I,
wafer and air, it iy the fertility of
tho aoi| that concerns us in the ttpjpli-.
ration of commercial fertilizer*. Tin*
chief elements which plant* derive
from the nolt Arc potassium, phospho
rus, nitrogen, eajciinn and sulphur.
The constant natural activities gojp.^
cn In the soil furnish generally
enough of all except nitrogen, phus.
phorio acid, and potash, which, there
fore, the farmer must buy in the form
of commercial fertilisers.
lu what foi*m shell these he
bought t As ttwrn'r/-" materials or as
mixed r^Reat one- live manufac
tu re of . ?nc>b(iie?phorie acid
from raw rook or hone 'requires akjll
and experience, and to tho novico in
apmewhat dangoious; therefore, it in
fipt generully ocsirablo for the farther
to . atfetypt to make "superphos
phat?w.M Hut mixing tlm imtnunc
turod goods is rather simple, requir
ing (1) judgment in selecting ma
tqriul, (2) knowledge of. the calcula
tions involved. (3) a tight floor to
mix on, and (4) a plenty of energy.
1. The -material will depend on the
character of the toil, the crop to Jus
{.Mown and the price of material.
Phosphoric acid hastens maturity and
aids in developing the need; potaah
M'ngthcns^lhe growing season and
stiffens the stalk; nHrAgen gives
rapid and luxuriant growth. Nitro
gen, tite moat exp^nsiVo, can bo sup
plied by Icg-urno^?peas, etc, but the
ono-erop system now followed neces
sitates the buying of nitrogen in the
form of nitrate cf soda, sulphate of
ammonia, dritid blood nnd cotton wed
moaT. The present prohibitive price
of dried blood leaves us the other
three forms in which" to obtain nitro
gen, yutii wo udopt systems of rota
tion to supply it.
Tho commercial Hourees of potash
are kaiuit, muriate and sulphite of
potash, containing 12.50 and 43 per
cent of potash, respectively. ? For
cotton or corn, muriato or kainit is
bettor because cheaper; but muriate
cannot he used for tobacco, as it in
jures tho burning qualities of the
'leaf. For potatoes, turnips nnd
other root crops some claim that the
sulphate is better. - - *
Phosphoric acid can he obtained
from the 14 per cent or the 10 per
cent article. When pricos. are pro
portimrte, (lie higher grade bought
saves in tho hauling. Do not bo
afraid to use a few postage stamps
writing to a number of firms for
prices, and, if possible, order in car
load lots, alone, or by clubbing with
!?Cl^bborii,_ ... ??,,
2. As to calculations, a.- unit Is 1
per cent of a ton,, or 20 pounds. If
wc ' deairo an 8-3-3 guano, we ' mwM
have in a ten 8 units of phosphoric
acid, 3 of ammonia, or its equivalent,
and 3 of potash, or 160 pounds of
the first. 00 of the' second nnd .00
of the third. Suppose we desire to
trot tho ammonia half from meal and
half from nitrato and the. acid, from
10 per cent phosphate, the following
amounts would give the 8-3-3 ratio;
429 pounds meal, 107 pounds nitrate,.
11 pounds muriate, 000 pounds acid.
333 pounds filler. The number of
hundred pounds of material is got
ten ? by dividing tho amount of plant
food desired by the pdr cent eontain
cd in the material.
Using, full sackj for greater con
venience, 400 pounds meal, 200 of
Dispensary Law Violated.
Colombia, Special. ? -Four cases of
violation of the dispensary ordinance
were made last week by Dispensary
Constables Ogg and McSwain. The
accussed who will be piven a hearing
before Recorded Stanley are: Bod
McCrary, colored, the city dog catch
er; May Hill- colored; Annio Hardin,
white, and Ida Walker, colored. .
Matter no Nearer Solution.
Charleston, Special?The commit
tee on . insurance of city council is'
apparently no nearer a solution of
its troubles in the fltrht to soeurc
cheaper fire insurance rfttcs than it
was before its two hours' meeting]
Thursday night, when a number ofj
tho agents of the city appeared be
fore the committee and 'asked -that
no steps be taken to force them out
of business in the move reeommend
ed recently by Chairman Wohltiuann.
in tho revoking of the licenses of]
these companies which do not grant
a lower rate.
Robert Oonnts Dies. ?
Florence, Special. ? -Robert Counts,
the negro prisoner who was shot by
Jailor Anderson somo weeks ago while
trying to escape from the jail, and
who bus been critically ill ever since,
died last. week. The shot from the
jailer's pistol cut" a holo. directly]
through Count's backbone, severing
tho spinal cord and causing paraly-l
sis ?f the entire lower portion of1
|^tho body and limbs
Chimes Being Installed.
Durham, Speeinl.? The .ehimea in
tbe Memorial ehtYrch, donated by Mr.
and Mrs. Ed 8tag? in honor of
, their caothen. are hein^r d.
-They, will cost $7,500 and are beanti
fuj* bells weighing1 si* pounds f<Sr*
ettry #ollar. Concerts will ba given
nexS weak -to the Conferenea whleh
will to hr session here. Tbq wk of'
inaiattatron igill ref^
c TW^aitle
fended
fitnarrl
?Hrht? of eoda, 100 of muriate xA
potash, 1,000 of 10 per cent acid,':
and 300 of filler would give a mixture
Wading fi.8-3227, insteud of H :i :i,
which is closer titan many factory
fertilisers coins to the guar
antee. v^r-' r *? "sSsiafe"' , < V'
to get higti-grade mixed, tcHiftr
zvi* wc Iimst of cour**, MM high
grade material*. , In tin i?bove mix
ture, it no filler le UHcd. we would
have 1,700 pounds , grading about
0.7 3.7-3.2. It 1* obvious thai wo
cannot get an S 4.4 goods by gettin/r
/ill of the arwonta from meal nod
nil of the poUs'i J,?om keinit. Very i
likely the abpve mixture would >???
?liorlitl.V over guarantee, Ivcanao the |
seller should Allow a margin on each
of his raw material*, whereas, In a j
mixM feit Trev, one, or oven two,
of I ho element* way fell below guar*
nntee; and the 'other elemont* might !
pull It ovrr In relative commercial
value.
3. Any tight floor mov ha u*ed for
inlxinp*. hut better nritfer a shed no
that rainy day* may be need for mi*- '
iog. A practical farmer tella ma that
thico hand* with hoe* and shovel fan
do the mixing ft about one dollar
per ton. It la convenient to mix
about MOO pounds tit n time, puttjtaf
this mixed ftrtilirer back into the
Racks from which the raw material
came. In this wav a saving of #3
to $4 per toi| can be made over the
prl.cos of faclory-ftuxed goodia,
Summing up, by mixing bin own
fertilizers the foruvr know* just
what are the sources of tlje .element*
of hi* fertilker: t/i avoids undesir
able rourcc* and material*; ha may
study hi* soil, crop# nnd conditions
and supply in. any proportions those
ingredients most needed: ho may aa v4
trnhsportatJrn, of the filler; be may
snve the middleman'* profl*. and aov?
oral dcllnrs^per ton on the actual
mixing. 1
Augusta- Aiken Boulevard.
Aiken, Special.? The Augnsta
Aikfn boulevard i* still being pushed.
The county rgmffllBslonfrfl mithftritrrt
the road from the foot of the North
Angiiwtn Bridge via Belvadere nnd a
cross to Bath, and thence toAtken
via Warrenville, upon, the condition
that the petitioners who asked for the
road should build the necossary ftvo
or six mile* afro** from a.^poipi-iiear
Belvedere through Bath to Langley
rood, ftnd then. that the county com
missioners should take charge of the
road and maintain it in the future.
A protllo of the plans for ' the work
of corrtrocting the road jfrpm Belve
dere across the country Jm* been
made. It will take between ft ve nnd
six thousand dollar* to finish the road.
The cotton mills of Horseertiek Valley
including Clearwater#. Both, .Langley,
Wnrrenville and Grnnitevllle, nnd fbe
Augusta Land and Improvement Com
pany, and the trolley road, havo sub
scribed about $1,000- for th!*\ purpose,
and other parties i n Aiken and Au
gusta -havo subscribed in the neigh
borhood of $800. It is honed that at
leant $500 more will be raised in 4hia
city. ' "Mr. D. S. Henderson, Of Aiken,
ha* interested himself in this matter
a great deal, in the hope that when
the road reaohet Aiken it "will be run
on to Columbia, and 'thence to Cam*
den, in order that there mfcy be a,
One - driveway the entire distance to
Cemden from Aiken. Mr. Ilendor
son has himself collected from per
sons interested in this movement in
Aiken about $250.
No Haaing at Olemson Oollege.
Clemtoh College, ^ Special.? -The re?
port of the expulsion of cadets for
basing is erroneous. Two cadete hav#
been dismissed recently, olaO for ex
cess of demerits, the other for drink*
ing and Aghting; and tho fighting wp?
between two old ettidents end waa
not tho hating of a riow student by
an old one,
Experiment Farm for Negroso.
Greenville, Special.? The United
States department of agriculture: has
decided to locate an experiment fi
for the colored people at SterMng ,
lege, this city. The farm will bo aft
iUr to the one- at! Clemsort collefU.
The announcement was ma do by a
representative of the government hen
last
Spark Oauflei Costly Fire.
Chester,* Special.? The most de
structive fire known in the history of
Riehbnrg visited that place last week.
Two hundred bales of cotton wetp
burned ns well as the Farmer's
Wholesale Grocery .Company's store
and stock, t he JfreigH. and passenger
depot of the L. find C. Railway, sev
ere 1 cotton seed ware houses and
sec<J, a ginnery, several freight ear#,
nnd one or two other small buildings.
The loss is estimated at nbout $30^
000, possibly ':4he most of it being
covered' by insurance. The fits U
thought to have originated from s
spark 'from a passes engine.
? s v ^ ' ? * ..v ??
All MaafThnd \joarintlned. + J
\^afhing[fcn, ^p?cikl.r-T]?o iterienl
tural 't>cpsrttnfnl has issued an Order
quarantining the entire State of
Maryland on account of the foof and
mouth disease. Secretary Wilson
stated that tho only ct3?S so far i
known in the State wero in Carroll
county arid that the disease had been
brought in from Detroit.
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... Two Oeut Fcsta^e to Geirtnsn^ g
Perlin, Hy Cable.? The UriUed
States and Germany have arranged
fo?- * jscstbl rs?U on letters b
-tbo two countries of 2 cents. L
thro existing rate of * <*?ts.
new rste wjtf iotQ r*
uary 1st. ? -?>?> >
. ?Sw; Jr , v. . asm
Sf^Bsr
SPEAKS OUT (N RACE PROBLEM
tU Prcrideat-Eioot V im ******
Votora to Brci? Away From Out
lived Sentiment ??d Oa?t their
fr Ballots in Acordwi.ce With
Real Bcoaovtc and Political BaUeff
r N?w York, S^eciaL .-President
elect ;!jV illian* H. Taft. who cauio to
New York to address tlie North Caro
Una F??jvty of tbis eity. waa'g Ivhi*
tumultuous reception by th? num
bers of iJjo organisation and by prom
inont mtfrffcm all parts ot the Sofotb,
<Jinner of tfce Nprtb
ggPWvH ?*? Hotfl jUtor. Five
lundrcd members and fueats of the
?o dety (UUd tbe brilliantly deeor.ted
banqpet ball, wbleb was redolent of
tl?e pinea of th? Tar Heel State, the
wnea ?nd bi^nchea of the reslnou.
mTrl Z?*?10? ^?lb^irround for
SStt?, - ? *
HHKmlSm
SffiS re d'^Uy?d M front Of the
hotel throughout the day and even
' " ? " j .ji, ? > 1 J jj
ln lhe <2*we of a? ad
I!! br# 1 Ir^ ^ W RouS
?2# breakaway ftom the outjived
#nf>.m nt ^.tradition* Pf their paft
po jtieal affllfstions and cast tlfei*
ha 1 lota -in acordanee rather wfth-ttiei**
M?nT?ff /nr rf I political beliefs
th*tnoKw would
myp mm grtater phde during his
?Si"tJCr7 <**? Executive
lln nnf ' 0 ?? dU?et th? P?Iiey <>f
S th? R?nn KOV!,rnme^t Wit li respect
thn i.if n" Ia ?8 convince
tho intelligent citizens of the South
^ Tnr^ritfri'.-oi.hle admlftitet ration- t<j
workinJ?
JL a/k- nrohlemg heforn ib+m
orn Wrn*%S them,ond th?ir Nortb!
c,tlzfn8 "?<* closer
a'^1? 01 P?int o?.viow.
<??.olu8i?P Of practically
T*?? pf hie pointed sentences Mr.
ohiSrin!8 " Ser5iptl4 >*? ?PPlWM and
oheenng. He frankly expressed him
aelf ^regardiOtf the so-called "negnO
he nor tfc n ft!*W that neither
iL?*J ? K?Pubh*?" Party had any
I hl 'cr i?r0L g upou the people Of
the Bfaith the dominance of an ig
norant flags 7
declared that, the North
thTflLfi!r * c r ?fl*ocint5on with
ihnJ^i !* 1 Tote^ "tatistics to
th? indust^ of the South
ltf? FOWn Prospered more dur
P?8 docade than any other
section of tbe counjtry. As to the
negro, Mr. Taft said *e%houId neith
er a?k nor receive >nOre thah an equal
(linnro to nualifv Mwiaolf #t._
(franchise. 1 - * - ?
In diaensaing thb race issue Mr.
/^Tt!8eci following language:
J lu* pr???Ml to repeal the flf.
!fc"Ah amendment is utterly imph&1
-t]Vrn Sd bf releK?ted to the
aS^SM0^0^ i88tW8' Wat we
are considering' ia something practi
' that mCa^ "ttainable
St t0 ** ** follow,
therefore, ^hat there is. or outfit to
fround "Dorr Which we
0re8peet to ^ race
'P1.?6?, ix^ the South, and ita politl
cal bearipga that take, away .nrffl
mamtaining, the contin
?^ed .solidarity of the South to pre
^?nt the so-called negro domination,
i ne fear that income way or otter u
social equality between tbe rffii
8t? * ^ enforced by law o* brought
a k?ut by, political measnree really
^Vn^ f?UIldxJlon exoePt in tbe l&l
veluU TU Ju58e ,AV,ro fear ?"Ch f
result. The Federal government hai
notlnng to do ?with? roeial eqUy
-Tho war aincndinrn Is do not dedarr
!!^ t r of 800itl1 efl?alit) i all that
the laxir or constitution attempta te
secure is equality of opportunity be
fore - tbe law and in the pn, Wift Af
lif?PTiS?r#,lnd ia <he ettJ?yment o/
lue, liberty and prosperity. SoeiaJ
equality is something that grows onf
of voluntary concessions by the in
forminiar society. ^
. . rooeluding his address the Pres
ident-eleet said:
"The recent election has made P
probe bla that I shall becofne more bi
tees, responsible for the policy of tbr
next presidential: administrwion, an^
this opportunity to. sn^
that nothing will' give me trreatei
pride beeause nothing ^rould give iar
more claim to the gratitude of im
fellow citijpens . if I could so direct
that policy in respect to the Sont j)ori>
States as 'tft. convince thejr intelligent
^t'rjpn^ Of the desire of the adminis!
ration to aid them in' wotfiihtr On1
satisfactorily the serious proWmf
before them and of bringing them
and U"jir Northern fellow cit*en*J
closer hnd closcr in sympathy and
po.nt^of view. During the last de,
Itaqe. in common with lovers of our
Mountiy, I have wateNed with delight
nnd thanksgiving the bond 6f unicw
}r 8?Cu?n- ^owfirmer:
' praejnai it, may be given to me to
^ renjrthen this movement, tt> obliter
? all aeetional lines and leave noti
ng of differeneea between the North
35?*??^.^ 5 Wendly cttiolatlon'
oen^fit of our common roan
rot BtffenxlnY if
-WashlnjftonJ" Special
wsar^wMo*
There may be eowe way of
in love end ewepiug diro hmiIm, hut
if no, the aveftffe fftuu ban awe*1
found it out. ' a-, ^ ' <.'?
It i* generally to on
g<k x! tcpiM with TfumeJf, eveu it >????
Fmve t<> full out with peojd? yu"
like * tW-ifci- -t - - ? -
Whm a women #kvs, "And that '?
ell there ie about it/' Jet no wun b*
deceived ii? thiniunf that on end
been made to mmli talking.
Tlx ^prevalence of "ea*y Uiqii"
horfrair.i jmov^h the j?le?Uitttdc i>l
eaey waika going up and down |Jkj
Und. -
?V|M AM< 1T< IIIMO KKIM'TION*.
^ >*<>?, M4 , Hot. 8Ut, 1*>7; "I Have b?4
i as nr b*a<U for 13 yeara. aM b??a
nrrlMM 1. k?r? b*e>? u.itnsf . * r
I i dam aa4 the result* ar? #r**i."
I, tfu M )larr?f. TamaiM U tha
Mt?t, *p**lla?| our# for a?*am*
?id a?l other aklo 4<?e*i*a ?old b/ drut
mi bf jeot by mall tor ?>o by J 1. ?avr
taiaa, 0*pl. A, bereoaab. 0?
There appears to be flood ground
for tha rumor circulated aoine tiuia
ago that a dftfl had been etmaummut.
ad between Mr. J. JSiwood Cox ond
the licacli Bro*,, of Hiflh J'uitUi
* hereby (be El wood Hotel chimget
manp^uienr.
'* ? I ?rfina^i ?yli' i' *1 rt>' ?* ^
?*>*? Of Umo/Crrr of Toi edo, i
Ll/OAf Um/Htt, v. .I* ,
Kmakk J. Ciickry make* oath that he W
?eaier |>erii?er ot ih? firm ot V. J. I'mkakv A
Co., doing bust new in Kit Llty ot lolwio
CoUQiy tnd but* <loreani<l, am) iliat Mid
Ann will pay tb?aum ot o nr iiunihikij lk>u
l*AU* (or each aod evor> cq,-.; oi vAT.'.HKU
that ceonot be cure<l Ji y (he us* oi II a i i '?
Catarmii Ciiiik. r i? a .\ k J. cuaM>:r.
o*o?n to bfciorv n?e ami ?nt*??'ribe?l in my
P.r*?W*i tbli dlh dtiy ?( Dccciuber, A. U.,
WOO. A.- W, lilEASOX
(aSAL.) Notary I'uliltc
Hall a C'atatThCNireifttakrn internally ,nud
fata dl?KUy on Ui? t>loo<j aod murotta aur
***** ot (be ayarcnt. .bend lor leawmoniat*.
fr#e. r. 3. Ciik.im & Co., Toledo. O.
fi?W *>y ill IJtuuiata. ?5c.
Taka Ua!| ? Family I'll)* (or constipation
Living in Hopes.
4'I notice that Susie is going with
tb? big, blond German."
"Yea; they seein to be very fond
of each other. "
"Are they engaged?"
''She doesn't know, hut she hopes
they are/' You rfte, she can not under
stand him y&y well, but ho as not
to take chances she answers 'Yes'
rO cVeiy' qutelluii lie' asky1^"
fthcumatunii 1'iTWTlptnin.
Considerable discussion is b?ing
caused hihoiik the medical fraternity
by the Increased use of whiskey fc> r
rheumatism, it Is an almost infalli
ble cure when mixed with certain
othor Ingredients and Uken properly
The following formula is effective:
"To one- half pint of good whiskey
add on* ounce of Tofls Compound
and one ounce of_S.vrui? SarsapuililH
Compound. Take In tablospoonful
doses before each meul and before re
tiring." ^ v
, Tor Is Com pounds hi a product ot
the laboratories ot the Globe Pharma
ceutical Co., Chicago, but it as well
' aty the other. iugreuientfi can be hud
from any good driiKsint.
? ? j ? . i
There- aro peojdo vho are t**>
plon&nnt and too courteous to tw
tcrtlly & oo('. ? j
1 1 '?!" '
CJood Thing to Know.
Those ftho ti n vcr.so the . nlkall
plains of tho West and inhabit thy
sand blown regions of Texas, find
dally need for a reliable ^eye salve
They never drug the eye. Out simply
apply eitcrnully tho staple, Dr
Mitchell's Bye Solve. This Salvo Is
sold everywhere. Price 2fic.
A feast is worth nothing without
its conversation.-^Irish.
? ? ' ' -
Hicks' Capndlno Curca Kcrroufncsa,
Whether tired onf. wrnrried, aleenlessnea't
or what ttot. it quieta and r??f ro*n<* brain
and nerves. It's liquid and plewant to
t<vkft. Trial bottle lO.v Regular nm? 26c.
*^itd 50c.. at dmgjrfBta, **?
He was born upon Rt. Galpert's
night, three days before luck.?
Dutclj.
fteh cured In 30 minute* bjr Wooiford'n
Unitary Lotion. Never fnilu. At druj?gi?U.
,s . . . _ . . _
It is hr.rd to catch the drift of
some people, and whetj you are suc
cessful it is so heavy and. water
l>g>red i lint it is ol' Wt much ac
count. ]
General "Demand
of the W^U-luformed of tho World Jh&s
always been for , a simple, pleasant und {
efficient liquid laxative remedy of known
value; a Uvntivo which physicians could
?auction for family use bccauso its com
ponent parts are known to them to be
wholesome and trtdy beneficial in effect,
acceptable to tho system and gentle, yet
prompt, in action.
lit supplying that demand with its ex
cellent combination of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir Senna, the California Fig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ^thical lines and relics
on ike merit* pi the laxative for its remark
- ablq S4>oc?M --- .
That ia one of many reasons why
Syrup of Figs and ?llxir of Senna is give^
the prefercnoe by the Well-informed.
To get its beoc&olal^jD^octs always buy
the genuine ? manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig 8yrup Co., only, and for sale
by all leading druggist*. Price fifty cents
perbotu^
I ? . ,
"T'1'11 conWf
felt in 10 y
,
to tore to UJce to
' tti "
sister brought
to fry it. Today |
and I doji '& BaW
You nocd CarduJ^I
taken at the proper tinq
ing, and help to keep
It has Htin found
headache, backache, i
other symptoms ft #jj
which evei'y woman
V - ?? 1
Caidui acts 'g?4w
out any bad after-efSi
Its results havierl
vjnw
lflgtjhgly beneficial. r
link** 10 uinrvr
Rklri| nil |
Canvasser*
40 -its
The cost ink<?? away the tast#
French.
Cn pi: til no Chios Indigestion I'ol.,
Belchinz, Bour Stomach. and HenVthi
{itjm whatever oaune. It s Liquid. ICfT
immediately. Doctors present* it.
23$.. and 60c.. at drug store*.
iy~
?'The eagl^ does not war
|trpgi?V-^LtpUnn.
T051TJJRED FOR SIX MONTHS
r!y Terriblo licliln? ? Rwnuv ? Ylab f t
. Buttering, was Terrible ? Soo?
Fmtively Crircil by Cutlcnra.
l on my son's face. tV?
went t<ra c*?|qr who treate' '
months. 'l'bcn njfc
and head were' n
liis ears looked
rr, so -tv*
months, tlffl
*Hi? hand r.p l i?p? ? ?
ond th<) ronr l u'e fo,lo'v 8uffcrc<1 80
j ribly tiiat ho could not sleep. After
hail suffered s'.x ninths we tried a set
the Cuticura l'.omcdiea and I lie first t
mont let hint nler,> and real wejil in,
rrceV tha roic* wevo puno and In
months ho hail a dear fact, No*
two years and has never had eizcma
Mrs, Louie Derlf, It. K, D. 3, Sftft An
'lex., Aj'r, i:>, 13j7,"
* I/Ot .him wliu has hi slowed a befte*
fit bo silent. ? S'ncca.
I'" l . ' ?
To Drive Out Malaria and llnlld Vy
the System ?;r' '}^A
Take the Old Stamlurd Grotc1* Tastb
lemu OntU/ Toxic. Yoi know what, you
are Ukjug. The formula is plainly printed
on every oo'tths snowing it U ainapljr Qui
nine tiuil Iron iu a tasteless form, avu the
moet effectual form. *or grow? peoplo
fcnu children. &0o
O^dj and Ends.
Every man i* tlf son of his OWn
works.? Spa nish.
A soft answer permit* yon to fall
nn easy victim i?> tho shrewd agent.
'All men were hom frod of ineum-.
luanees and equal to any amount of
foolishness.
The man who nukes a great deal
of his failures doesn't make muoh o t
a success. '
ICae j mother thinks she has *the
ceaiVBt baby in i he world, and, fls
a matter of Dart, r.one is cheap. i
The Ires of resentment are ortWi
too apt. to be the precursors of lie
allies of repenienec.
The best euro tor dninkcQQO^. is
while sober to see a drunken ma>i.?
Chinese.
V It's hard fur a lazy man to be
truthful, for ho is happiest when lvV
- *
-.'Tho American Humans Association
will hold its annual meeting in New
Orleans beginning th.s week. v"*"-';}
The mnn who means \\<>il may Lai
?^edited for it, but ganeraHx ii ig|
t life only rrcditahle thing fchoiit )um.
You may retire an old lo^'V^
lonjf ficrvico without its costing r
but it is another thing to vctii
Mittmobile.
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Wo Buy
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