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H.ypoerisy i,s the hotJ;u(,'o that vice
pny? to virtue. Hoehefoueauld.
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n??k m n ti*m &?> treatment
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HE A CO.. Di-P r. 13 4 MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
A clear bargain, a dear friend.
Lilian.
I. liruiH.i l Ifiiu I'rrRerlpt Ion.
Considerable di.soiiH.siufl is bcintf
caused anions tin: nudieal fraterufiy
by tli? in* 1 1 n s< 1 1 use ? f whiskey 'for
rhoiimiit i-iiu. it.'is an aln.ost infalli
ble euse wli.ii mixed with eertain
other iis!ru ?ti( tils and lakeu proper
1/. The fclluvviiit? if- I'm t'ltrniula:
' ? One uun 'i' "I' Tons compound and
one (.iiiiict! < 1' h\iii|? fiiirsnparilla com
pound. Add one-hall' [lilt of good
? ^rr^krr. -tTT-Irr iri" tTTbt^pnrnfnt dngpg"
b( fcro . ehi h meal mid Let'oro retir
'i'ir.s is Kiii 1 to produe.o aluioM i Ill
liicd i:< 1 <; I e ll!-<.
I ujurio'.N U tlif jjil't that taken
awny I i ic<l< in.- 1 i aliau.
V r5 in^l'^Vh '-???? it Syrup fi.f t'hiWreu
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tic n, hIi.ij m ? iii, <-iit <?? iiiU Ooiic. 25c i\ bgtllr
M i! 1 1 ('??? si's filled with paper nre
used by Mem an soldiers.
Distemper . t
In nil its form#. among a!l n^o# of horpca
'">'1 U<y^, i'Ufi! nn ( others in the name
amble f! 'H I'l.lc t frinu liaviHK The disease
mint's Dm tern per Cur#. Kvcry bot
tle guarantee!. Ovor fc'JO.OQO bottles m4<J
last j oar. f.50 nud ll.lk). Uood druggist#.
ni< oiiiwi u f u '*t vj rcrs ?*? jMits
Write for freo bonk. Hpohu Mod. Co.,
fc>pcc. Conliigious Disease*, Goshen, lud.
Ln Ice Erie is t He richest body of
water in the win Id in fish.
Many Children Arc Sickly.
Mother Ornv'fi Sweet l'uwdora for Children,
used by Mother (hay, a uur#o in Children's
Home. New York, cure Summer Complaint,
FoviMiAhntw, Headache-Stomach Troubles,
Teething tMnordoi s and Destroy Worms. At
nil Druggists', 'J.V, Sample mailed frkk.
Address Alku H. Olmsted, Lo ttov, N. Y.
Ah ft rule, the modern battleship is
out of date after fifteen years.
Itch cured in 30 _minut.es by Woolford's
Sanitary l<oti"ii Novor fail*. At drv)nKi*t4.
I and time against t ho world.?
Bii* Walter Scott.
rile* Cured In 0 to 14
Vs*o Ointment is guaranteed to cure suy
cure of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
1*1 1 os in 0 to I* day* or money refvmiled. flOo.
Whom fortune favors tl:o world
favors. ? German.
Tlie Favorite.
Millions of sufTerlag eyes have
found In I)r. Mlteht 11 a famous salve
a retil bleasing.' Kcjuct thi; offer of
any denier to sell a drug for your
eye. Dr. Mitchell's Eye Salvo Is a
simple, healthy remedy to be applied
to the lids. li cure? without entering
the eye. FoM ?\ ? ! > where. Priv*2f)C
It jvi'St he to be roasted bv
? Connies.-;.? New Ytik tilnbe.
Rtrenvj itru^ ( a'l.ii' 1 :>?* :-nnptv aggravate
the conditi m ? the t lvmedy fur ootisti
pation aud liver tronl.io i* f..vind lu tiarfleld
Tea. the nisid Merl> laxative.
Idleness covers a man with ra^s. ?
German.
Praises Tcttcrine for Eczema.
lift vo toco t i->iuhled with friomn on I
tho fa< *? (or ncu!v two yens i?n,t u fo\*
applies t loo * of T . ?i .n? i?ii>l t hu uhh tl
Tettertno S<>np !. . s > !.tir?l> cute.! inn. I
rannol wy to > ir.in i. lt? pratsc. as II
has dona m->re thin i ? y physician did'
Mi 3. A llatklti#,
Myrlcks, Mus*
Tettcrtno niro.s 1'rz:ii!\ Tottor. King
Worm, Gr<>iiiiit Ii<h, i;<h.n( Pitas. In
fant's Hore llend. Plmi'ta*. Poll*.
Scaly Patches on the Kac?>, < >ld Itehlnic
Sore#, Dandruff. Cankered Scalp. Uun
lons, Corns, i 'htltiUius mi l ? \ory form of
Skin plMKM. Tetterlne 5t?o. Twttertne
Soap 26c, Vour drugtfl?t, or by mall from
? Me manufacturer, Hi? S'huptrlne Co ,
Savannah. Ga.
Ho was horn on St. Gnlpert's nitjht,
ihrovS days before luck. ? Dutch.
TKE REMSON V/HT
Bhsumaotdo cures rhouniatlom to Ktny
cured. Rheumatism Is en Internal >li?
V ease and requires an internal tieatment.
Xtheumaclde atrikes the root of the dis
ease and remove* ita cause. Hheumaclde
Liniment stops the pntn while you are
tekinf the Internal medicine. Rhetima
o<de la put up In tablet and liquid form,
end la eol* W dru*fls(a at 2f>c.. 50c. and
H ,p#r pottl*. LlnliMat, Sfcc. a bottle.
1HB GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Following i* a list of the rnoutbeo
of (ho State senate with the post'
office uddretscs, the names with the *
being those of now senators.
Tho Benato.
Lieutenant governor and president
of the KOrmte Hon. T. O. MoLeod
of Lee county) postofflce if liisbop
villo.
Abbeville Wv Nf. Graydon, Abbe
ville,
Aiken- ?(). W. Croft*, Aiken.
Anderson 0. W. Sullivan, Wil
linuiKton.
Romberg J. Ii Muck, Bamberg.
Barnwell --Ceo. II, Dates, IUuii
well.
Beaufort?Niels Christen^ n, .Jr.,
I^niifort,
Uierkley J. A. Harvey, I'inopolis,
Calhoun- S. J. Summers*, Cum
eroh.
CIih rletilon linger Kinkier, Char
leston.
( hcrokee J, C. Oils, flaflfyey. ,
Cluster -I'. I/, ifaidin, LSascona*
/ilJc.
( he, slei field- 0. K. Laney, Chester
Held.
Clarendon f .On is Appcdt; Man*
nin;f,
C( IJ< loii' *,J. S. Griflin, Wallerboro.
Dai lingtou- I). T. Mclteilhan.
Lumber,
Dorchester? .St. Clair Mncken
fuss*, St. George.
Kdgefb ld~Tlios. S. Hainsfoid*
Kdgvli- I I.
i- I'll ii ! i ? ? I ? 1 - W. J. Johnson, Hidge
wuv.
Florence- Nathan S. Gibson, Flor
ence.
tieri'ifiown ? LeGrand G. Walker.
George.t own.
Greenville- W. I.. M/uddin, Green
vilK '
Greenwood ? -0. A. C. Waller*
T ! i eei\W ood.
II.Mi|ifnn W. S. Smith, llompton
Horry I). A. Spivey*, Conwnv.
Kershaw W. it. ilou*.;h. Camden.
I .jHicii.sl er- - T. V. Williams, Lau
ras! tr.
Laurens .1. If. Wharton*, Water
ico. ?
Lee? "II. T'V Kelley, Bishopville.
Lexington I). M. ( ros?(in, M. D*.
I ,('? S V I I ItJ^L . ? ? , .
Marlboro ? T. I. IJoferw, Bennetts
vill...
Ma/ion --W: .J. Montgomery, Mar
inn. . s
New f jerry ? Alan .Johnstone*, New
be rry.
Om iicc ,J. H. Kiirle, Walhalla.
Oinng'baig Itobt. Lide*, Orange
burg.
I 'i e K r r is C. 11. Carpenter. Kas|o\
I I i i- L I :i ti- 1 1''. 11. Weston, Columbia
S.-d in in .1 M. Forest*, Sulodu.
Spa r t it nbu i ^ ? 11. 15. Cailisb*, Spar
( nnbni
Sumter- .1. H. Clifton, Sumter.
Fnnui B. 1"'! Townsend, Union.
Williamsburg ? W. L. Bass, Laki
( 'it v.
/York W. 1!. Stewart*, Rock Hill
' Honrc of Representatives.
VVyll.miitir n it' iiicuihi' is <> f tin
house ? ? r-upreseil-lal I Vi'H
A Mirvi lie 1*. M. Carwije, Abbe
villi1 ; M. .1. Ashley. 1 Iuik a Mailt; .1
Moore Mars A liti.-villo.
A 1 1 ? i ? > i son K i'. Sniii'n, Anderson;
l\. M. Mil' kef. Anderson; II. F. ( 'rli'V
A tide I son ; .1. W. Ashley, Hotiesi
Math; .1 I,. Jackson, Anderson, H
ft. I>.
A iki-n - H. J. Wade, Montmorenei
Dr. W. D. Writrht, I .ati-lcv ; A. H
Mtisli, Mu*h ; John S. Williams
SprinirHeld, H. ft 1).
Merkt ley I.cu is I (. ftuliz, Mmiek>
Corner ; Jeff I >. \Vi;-.'i:i-?. Unlaw
ville; C. T. Slmler, St. Stephen*.
Manila i u- ( . W Garris Denmark;
\V. I,. IM..v, Detm.aik
Maitr<v- It Dr. A M. Patterson
Barnwell; .1. ( '. GrilTin, Kobbins; 0
D. A Wilson, I'lnier.
Menu tort ?- J. Men;, Kidijclnnd; J
M. Lencnirk. Beaufort; W. II Niver
1 *c? rl Iu\\al.
Calhoun? II. C. Paulling. St. Mat
thews.
Charleston ? A. C. Tobias, Jr.
Charleston; It. B. Whnley, Charles
ton; A. W, Todd, Charleston; Jame*
Costrrove, Charleston ; F. M. Bryan
Charleston; A. Yundor Horst, Chat
leston ; I?. C A. Kocssler, Charles
ton; 11 Cr. I. eland. McClellanville.
C!i eroUe- W. S. Hall, GatTney ; ft
.1. Cwiiv. t'!alY:iey.
Cl:?-sf? r A G. Price. Chester; S
T. M. Kt i.u :i. Cornwell ; ,1 C. Nun
: ; e i' v, ft<ii:<!iaor. #
t '!u-sj erti- !? i G. Wt ID Vaughn
.1. lle.-si.i, ; | W Duval!. < heraw.
< I .' i'( i v it n t S> arborouch
^ it" ft; : .1. U. Din'/!;'. Summer
!?" . ! ? 1 . G:. ,11. T i!?e\ ilk*.
' <'!:< :<>n- J. I,. Kobei tso;i, Pound
1 !. W. Way, Stokes; I). C. Sanders
Adam 's h'un.
Dai iir<:ton ? I, M. Lawson, I\nr
liJisTfon ; I.. Car: iran. Society Hill.
M J. Spears. Lamar.
1 loveliest ei - ? Walter S. I'tsey, S?
1'!. : < nee ? CharlcsA. Smith. Tin"
lie: 11. M Aye:, ftlorenw ; T
A i !.: i k, I "|or? nee.
l a ? !ii Id I'. H M, I'.aehern. Wn!
!a. e\,llf; C. W. Mold. -v. Woodwards
W. W. Dixon, Winusboio.
Im urp !ii? n ,i. Walter Hoar
Ccrrsrctow n ; Olin Sawyer, George
town.
Greenville? J. 0. Winjjo, Cnmpo
hello; .John H. Harrison, Fountain
Inn; T. 1'. Coihrnn, Greenville ; T.
R. L-eatrue; John G. Greer, Gieer.
Greenwood- W. H. Nicholson,
Grenwood; W. H Harrison, Green
wood; L. M. Mowers. F.pwortli.
Fdvrefield -S. MeG. Simkins, Fd^e
tield ; M. P. Wells, F.dpefield.
Hampton ? T. M. What ley, M. IX.
Giibson ville ; G. Miles H i ley, Brigl.
ton.
Horry ?I,. M. Singleton, Couwny;
M. M. Stanley, Loria.
Kershaw ? ,F. G. Richards, Jr., Lib
erty Hill; M. L. Smith, Camden.
I^ee ? C. W. Garris, Mishopville; J.
B. Lane, Mishopville.
Lancaster ? J. Harry Foster, Lan
caster; Harry Ilines, Lancaster.
Lauren* ? Jared D. Sullivan, Lau
rens; Wm. C. Irby, Jr., Laurens; R.
D. Boyd, Laurens, R. F. D.
Iyexin^ton ? Jowph L. Anruck, Cha
, pin, B. F. D. ; E. C. Ridjrcll, M. ti.,
B?tesburg; Isaac fMwards, Bates
b"&rikw-J. C Gib?n,
ville; 1). I). Mr Cull, Jr., Ben net t?
villi* ; J. 1'. liuiicli, M<Co|j.
Marion? -K. c. Kd wards, Mn)lin?;
It. I1, Ilaruer, Jr., Ilamer; J,. M.
Oaikjiif, M?'iion,
Newberry- (l' T. Wye In, IVoh
j?i; ri t y\ Arthur Kibltr, Newberry ;
.iimJiiiiy. Piom fixity,
Orangeburg- -A. J. Jlydrifk, Or
?fcngelurg; .'oliti H. Howmnn, Orange
hii;?; H. A. HJiu'er, Kllorcc'; T. P.
Horner, Jainifon.
Ocujieo- ('. D. Mann, Wc&t Union;
I'. P. Kuftivttn? Madison.
HparlnubuiK- W. J. (Jibwn, ^'ani
pohcllo; I/. M. ('anlicll, Spartan
bit t ; ijrn f I i > 1 Hrowj) Kpnrtnnburg ;
M. A. Moxchv, Cow pens; S. N. Nes
bill, Mimic, H. I'\ I). No. 2 ; J. W.
I. co, Wbihny.
Huinl t*i'? 'I'. H. Suniter; 0
\V. I?i<lt, Kim;iI?t; C. I'!, Hlubba, Hum
(or,
Saluda ? W. R. [iodic, Hatcsburg;
W. l? Ounb-I, Saluda.
Pickeint J. i'. Carey, Pickens; W.
(i. Mauldin, Caieecbee.
Kicblund M. W. Cok?r, Columbia;
J, J. McMulian, Columbia; K. Q,
Seibels, Columbia; T. II. Suydaio,
Pas I over.
Cuion-^L. ,J. poniwiog, H?*dalia;
J. Cordon Huglr*#, I'nion,
\Villumisl)tii|_' W. I), Hryan, Taft;
J, Davis Carter, Leo; J. S. (Jiahain,
Morrisvillc.
York J. S. (ilas*cock, Lesslie; 0.
I/. Saudfr*, M c( '(niiH'llHvi lie ; \V, H.
Wilson, Jr., Hock Hill; J. Porter
Mollis, Kock llill.
TAFT SPEAKS TO STUDENTS
Atlanta's Distinguished Guest is
Kept on t):c Go Vi.slting the Col
leges in and Around the Gity.
Atlanta, Hp-einl.~ Having pro
claimed Friday night wlmt in to be
lis Soul horn appointing policy, which
is regarded here as cotiMtituting I 1m
I 'i esideut elect 'x important messagr
to t lit* S< ulh, Mr. Tuft 0.11 Saturday
niatiil'ifcl i'<l Ins pieat interest in tech
nital edueatiin, in (In* ile velopment
"f I he . negro race, in lite benefits of
university life on tin* forming char
liter of t In* youth L'X thu future of
women teachois am'. entered with
ze?t into the most brilliant social
function I lie city of Atlanta bus wit
nessed in years.
ft f r. TaTt f-pok?T 7o Hie ST ud en fs of
?lie ficorgin School of Technology
'hen <11 a mass meeting of negroes in
! * itr I it* t lit 1 church. Saturday after
iu on be journeyed to Athens, Ga..
v'heic be s j ?? > k ?? In the student body
>1* the State Cnivesity and to the
pro? pert ive teachers of the normal
-cIhkiI. n;it tin' people of the eity
it a lin.i pt inn, ami r< ached Atlanta
iguin in time to attiml the rpeep
'iin ami ilinuer in bis honor given
bv the Capital City Club, where lit
iet the men of prominence and the
m men of I be social circles of the
1 i t y .
i a i<'? iu oiuuehis.
1 ill e re-tl i ii',' ? a-'ii"i: ? t4rr ? I h nig* M r
l'n ft sa'd ui li e iViv's speeches was
'lis exhortation to the young men of
'lie teel'in logical ?ch? id not to let
'heir desires for big i'bs overbalance
heir absolute honesty. "The great
's t liars that I have ever met are
'unprincipled experts,," was his com
ment. In bis four years as Secretary
of War Mr. Taft ?aid be bad come in
lirect ceiitacl with the best- engineers
of the wo i Id. He pave high praise
? o the I'nited States army corps of
uigineers. Having undoubtedly in
?iiind the I'aiinma canal be added:
"It is of the {rrcat est aid to toon re
'Ponsibl 1 for work, although it in
vi Jves the expenditure of millions
v itid millions of dollars, to be able lo
'urn it over with entire confidence to
i corps I ke that with absolute con
idence that everything will be man
iced with abrdute honesty and on
i be highest scrip of engineering
-kill. ' '
Score Die in Collision.
Glcnwood Springs, Col., Speclfcl ?
Twenty perse us were killed and
thirty injured, many of them seri
ously in a head-on collision between
westbound passenger train No. 5 and
an eastbouud freight train on the
Denver & Hio Grande Railroad be
'ween lV!seio and Sprune creek, 22
mibs from Glemvond Springs Friday
?light. Wbi'o nothing official has been
4 s \ ? n out as* to tin* cause of the
wreck it is said to have been due tc
\ misunderstanding of orders on the
pari 'of Kusri ueer liustaf Oleson, of
the passenger tram. (Meson, bowevei
claims his ins? ruct ions were read per
fectly, but that he ir.isread bis watch
'bus eti. rnaehing nn the time of t lie
freight train v.hich was being drawn
by two locomotives. the fnst of which
was in i barge of his brother, Sip Ole
son. Train No. 1 res made up of at.
?vigine and tender, a baggage car, a
sxokine car. followed \yf a chair car
n tourist slet per and a full comple
ment of standard sleepers and a din
iimt car. The huomotives are up or
end nnd joined together as one piece
of mechanism. Their wheels were
rolled down into the Grand river and
pieces of machinery are scattered al1
over the scene of the wreck. The
smokinp car was only partly derailed
while the chair car immediately fol
lowing was completely telescoped by
the touring sleeper. None of the
standard sleepers left the trnck and
no one was killed or injured in these
cars, most of the dead and injured
being removed from the ruins of the
ehair ear which was split completely
in twain.
Marriages Between Whites and
BUckr. to be Made a Crime.
Washington, Special. ? If Senator
Milton, of Florida, can have his way,
miseepenation in the District of Col
umbia hereafter will be treated in
the courts as a crime punishable by
fine of $1,000. Tiic Florida Senator
has introduced a bill providing that
any person who has one-eighth or
more of nepro blood in his vein# shall
be considered as of the African race.
Sufh marriages are declared to be
null nnd void, and any issue result
ing from thorn iilcgitimaU and in
capaVU *1 lafctriUiM*
Tba Depopulation of Ftum*.
The depopulation of France pro
ceed* at an amazing rate. LaNt year's
vitul statistic* show a reduction in
the birth raU> even below the figures
of JOOfl, while there in 011 augmenta
tion of <teat ha. There were 32,878
Its* birth* iu thu cuijr* aowuUy in
1007 (hen iu the preceding year and
13,003 more death*. There were
actually an exee?* of 10,020 deaths
over birth*.
Ill 1000 the ratio of births was 210
to 10,000 of population j lust year
il fell to 20/. The falling off took
place in 82 departments; only (Ive
Beine-Inferieure, Kaoneet-I/nre, liou
ches-duHhonc, J'uh dw Calais and
Meurtbe*et-Moselle, allowed an in
crease," and that only alight. The de
cline of births in outlying regions of
intense rusticity is a most' ulanninj;
feature, and it is evident east and
west , north and south. For instance,
I. a Dordogne in the southwest shows
a decrease of 1,434 births; Finistere
in the northwest, J, 007; Ardecho in
the southeast, 071. On the whole the
southern provinces show the tendency
in the most marked degreo and those
on the Swiss and *(jerinan frontier
the least, but no part of the country
is frets, from it. The excess of deaths
manifests itself In 5ft departments,
that of the Heine ? virtually Paris ?
being the greatest, with 3,316,
The population of Franco showed
from 1 001 to 1005, inclusive, ov
erage increase of 18 a year for each
10,000 inhabitants. This dropped in
1000 to seven; last y?ar it changed
to a decrease of five in 10,000. In
the Provincial and Oaseon provinces
of the south the excess of deaths is
most marked, coining next after
Paris. In' the department #of I.ot, on
the upper (iaionne, there were 143
births to 24} deaths in a population
of porbapa 2 If*, 000, which has been
declining steadily sinco 1800, when it
had nearly 200,000 people, This is
race suicide with a vOiigence.?Hew
York Sun.
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Send Babies to West,
There were alxty seven of them
and sixty-seven different varieties.
They were babies, from 2 . years up
to ft, all eolora, shape*,- -tdrei* and
previous conditions of servitude,
MttJe waifs they were, the discard
of N?w York, out In search of a
homo far from the center of sor
rowu and woes that tluV were born
Into.
On tho way to St. Paul from New
Vork a spoclal ear with theso babies
passed through Milwaukee. With
the children there were several sis
ters of charity and two trained
nurses.
Tho Home Finding Society of Now
York Is sending tho.ni West to deal
them cut into good homes among
the farmers near St. Paul.
When the conductor came out of
Ihe car there was a rusplclon of
moist uro In his eyes.
"I won't go through thero Ugaln,"
ho <nM. "Th?v'~ ,.li happy, nnd all
that, but It's so pitiful. Thoy all
caught hold of my band and looked
up at me and smiled as I passed.
I suppose they arc? taught to do it.
'There are all kinds, and they aro
Just as sweet as most babies are.
It's a shame that they will never
know a real mother and father."
The alstera made tho babies' beds
by placing boards aoross from seat
to seat, for the special oar was not
a sleeping car. Several babies were
piled Into one "bed." ^ The ono car
accommodated tho sixty-seven, be
sides the nurseg and sisters.
Ix>ng pieces of sheeting were
strotched across tho tops of tho seat's
to cover the "beds" 'and keep out
the cinderB and dust. ? Mllwaukeo
Special to N. Y. World.
Breezy Items,
Deep-lying pediments of the ocean
aro often exceptionally rich in
radium.
Just because a mnn lives like a lord
is no sign that he isn't as moan as
tho devil. ? Dallas News.
The streams of the " Himalaya
Mountains will soon bo engaged in
the prosaic work of turning wheels.
The public lands vacant and sub
ject to settlement in the United
States on July 1st last amounted to
774,3Ro,0f>9 acres.
'flic Russian Minister of Finance
has declared his intention of assessing
a tax on electrical enerpy which will
yield a revenue, it is said ,of about
$4,500,000 a year to tho treasury.
II Ml mother-in-law
Prov<xl a Wise, Good Friend.
A young woman out in la. found a
wise. good friend in her mother-in
law, jokes notwithstanding. Slio
writes:
"It la two years slr.ce wo began
using Postum in our house. 1 was
greatly troubled wi h my stomach,
complexion* was blotchy and yellow.
After meals I often suftored pharp
pains and would havo to lie down.
My mother -oftep told mo it was tho
coffee 1 drauk at meals. But when
I'd quit ccfTeo I'd have a severe head
ache.
"While visiting my mothor-in-law
I remarked that she always made such
good coffee, and asked hor to tell mo
how. She laughed and told me it. was
cany to make good 'coffco' when you
use Postum.
"I began to uao Postum as soon as
I got homo, and now wo havo tho
samo good 'coffee' (Postum)^ evory
day, and I havo no rnoro trouble. In
digestion in a thing of the past, and
my complexion has cleared up beau
tifully.
"My grandmother suffered a great
dea,l with hor stomach. Her doctor
teld her to leave ofT coffee. She then
took tea, but that was Just as bad.
"She finally was Induced to try
Postum. which she has used for over
a yoar. She traveled during tho wln
tor over the greater part of Iowa, vis
iting, something she had not been
able to do for years. Sho says she
owes hor pracent good health to Pos
tum."
Name given by Postum Co., Rattlo
Creek. Mich. Read. "The Road to
Wellvllle," In pkfs. "There's a Rea
?oa."
Kvtr read the above letter? A n?r
one appears from time to time. They
*re gaaata*, traa, m4 fall af "
CATARRH IN HEAD.
' f. y?-n?-na ? Pc-ru i uu
MR. WM. A. miMM. . ,
M'U WILLIAM A. J'HKrtSKU, 1723
Third Ave., Moiine, 111., writes;
" I have bean buffering from catarrh
in the hoad for the j>a?;t two month* and
tried innumerable ?o called remedies with*
out avail. No one know* how 1 have dif
fered, uot only from the disease itaelf, hut
from mortification when in compauy of
friends or at rangers.
"I have uaed two bottles of your med
icine for a short time only, and it effected ?
f omplcte wedlcal euro, and what is
better yet, the disease ha* not returned. '
"I can HiOHt emphatically recommend Pe
ruitft to ail sufferers from this disease."
Read This Kxpcrlcttcc.
Mr. A, Thompson, Box (15, K. It. 1, Car
tel, Ohio, writes: "When I began your |
treatment my eyes were inflamed, nouo
uuh utopju d up half of the time, and
waa sore and aeabby. I could not reat at
night on account of continual huivklny
and aplttiny,
"I had tried aevoral remedies and was I
alwut to give up, but thought 1 would try I
Peruna.
"After I had taken nbout one-third of a
bottle 1 noticed a difference. I am now j
completely cured, after suffering with
catarrh for eighteen years.
"I think if thoae who ore afflicted with i
catarrh would try Peruna they would never j
regret it."
I'eruiui in manufactured bv The J'erana 1
Drug Mfg. Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Aitk your Jtrugyiat for u l*rte I*e
runa Almanac for 11)01).
I'crunn us sold by your local drug
gist. Buy a bottlo todayt
Worn Women
Women, worn and tired from overwork, needa
tonic. That feeling of weakness or helplessness will
not leave you of itself. You should Cake Wine of
Cardui, that effectual remedy for the ailments and
weaknesses of women. Thousands of women have
tried Cardui and write enthusiastically of the great
benefit it has been to them. Try it? don't experiment
?use this reliable, oft-tried medicine.
CARDUI
The Woman's Tontc
Mrs. Rena Hare, of Pierce, Fla., tried Cardui and afterward
wrote: "I was a sufferer from ail sorts of fomale trouble, had
pain iu my side and legs, could not sleep, had shortness of brenth.
"I suffered for years, until my husband insisted on my try $
Cardui. The first bottle gave mo relief and now I am almost welL"
Try Cardui /Twill help you.
AT ALL DRUG STORES .
L " ' A
JOHN WHITE & CO.
LouiaviLie, kv.
nrmuHio mi
Highest Market price hM J
r?*FURS
?ad BIDES I
? Wo.l or
: TYPEWRITERS makk* 1
Bold, rented. o*ehan(fed everywhere. Machine*. oew,
others equal <i> new wld At * sovliw of ?) to 00 i*r
cpn{, ot) n<anur?'<tMr?-r?' |inef, c'a*h or monthly
I iiftynif nte. Cove rot ?)j ?#me ?uaran'ee tut m*nuf??
tnrer* $1**. Wrl'# for apnolnier.i of writing and net !
urloet. TYPRU'WITICM 8AI.KH CO.. No. 6
Cortlumli Ml,, Cor. Hruudwuy, New York. j
I "floTT-^grT"
i 1 TOUR PATKNT by our n?w method. Do- I
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BAP COLDS
are the forerunners of dangerous diseases of the throat tod lungs. U
Iou have a cough, you can stop it with Piso's Cure. If you suffer from
oarseness, soro throat, bronchitis or pains to the lung?iPiso's Cure will
soon restore the irritated throat and lungs to normal, healthy condition.
An ideal remedy for children. Free from opiate* and dangerous in
gredients. f or half a century the sovereign remedy in thousands of
homes. Even chronic forms of lung diseases
RESPOND TO PISO'S CURE
The steam power in use in the
world today is estimated at 120,000,
000-horso power.
COULD NOT KIIAKK IT OFF.
-Kidney Trouble Contracted l>y Thou- |
sands in the Civil War.
James W. Clay, 66G*W. Fayette St., J
Baltimore, Md., says: "I was trou- i
bled with kidney
complaint from the
time of the Civil
War. There was
constant pain In the
back and head and
the kidney secre
tions wore painful
and showed a sedi
ment. The first rem
ody to help mo was Doan'a Kidney
P1113. Three boxes made a complete
euro and during five years past 1 have
hud no return of the trouble.''
Bold by all dealers. f>0c. a box.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
No man knows the weight of an
other man's burden. ? Pliny.
FRIEND SAID TO USE CUTICURA
After Bpeciullat Failed to Cure ller
Intense Itching Eciema ? Had Been
Tortured nnd Disfigured? Wan
Boon Cured of Dread Humor.
"I contracted eczema And suffered in
tensely for about ten month*. At times I
thought I would scratch myself to pieces.
My face find arms were covered with largS
red patches, so that I was ashamed to go
out. I was advised to go to a doctor who
was a specialist in skin diseases, but I ro
coived very little relief. I tried every
known remedy, with the same results. I
thought 1 would never get better until a
friend of mine told me to try the Cuticura
Remedies. So I tried them, and after four
or five applications of Cuticura Ointment 1
was relieved of my unbearable itching. I
used two sets of the Cuticura Remedies,
and I nm completely cured. Miss Barbara
Kinl, 1 liglilandtown, Md., Jan. 9, 1908."
I'otter Drug & I'hem. Corp., Hole Props.
o? Cuticura Remedies, Boston, Mass.
Telephone companies are endeavor
ing to collect part of the telegraph
{(?Us, where the messages are deliver
ed by telephone. The telegraph com
panies claim that they are entitled to
make this use of the instruments And
resist payment.
IIow'n This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Chmit & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undernignnd, have known F. J.
Cheney for the la*t 15 years, and believe
him j>?rfectly honorable in all busine**
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made bv his firm.
W albino, Kinhan & Mahvix, Who!*
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh (hire is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucuous sur
faces of the system. Testimonial* sent free.
Vriee, 75c. i>?r bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The CM*oh tree grows wild in the
Island of Samoa, and the fruit serves
as a food for cattle. It is also used
in mixing with chc.wing tobacco. The
annual production amounts to 3,384,
000 pounds, nine-tenths of which
finds its way to Italy and the rest to
Germany.
Only Ono "Rromo Quinine*
That is Laxative Rrotno Quinine. Look
(or the signature of K. W. Urore. C*cd the
World over to Cure s Cold in Oaj Dajr. 25o.
Rorlip firemen wear a jacket filled
with water as a protection against
heat.
Jottings of News.
British South Africa imports annu
ally over $2,000,000 worth of lumber
mainly from, the United States n and
Sweden.
The Italian government lias outlin
ed railroad extensions covering 16
years' work and contemplating a
total expenditure of $107,000,000.
The Chinese government spent
! $100,000 last year toward the assist
ance of Chinese students studying
abroad.
A Swiss lake turns red about every
ten years owing to the presence of a
tiny plant, which is visible' only
through the miscroscope.
Two million dollars will life spent in
improvements on the great steel plant
of the ' United States Steel Corpora
tion nt Ensley, Ala.
The Citv of Niagara Falls is rapid
ly increasing in population, owing to
the rapid industrial expansion of that
section of the country.
Canada's purchases from the Unit
ed States in 1903 amounted to $167,
000,000, while this country imported
$75,000,000 worth of Canadian goods,
r The world's tobacco irop amounts
to 2,201,000,000 pounds. Of this 690,
1 000,000 pounds are produced in the
(United States, moro than. that of any
| other country.
MORE
PINKHAM
CURES!
f ^ J
| Added to the Long List due |
; to This Famous Remedy, j
j Camden, N.J.? "It is with pleasure I
? that I add my testimonial to your i
already long list ?hoping that it may i
1 induce others to ayall themselves of i
this valuable medi
cine, LydiaE<Tink
ham's Vegetable
Compound. I suf
fered from terriblo
headaches, pain in
my back and right
3iae, was tired and
nervous, and so
weak Icould hardly
stand. I,vdia E.
lMnkham's Vetreta
blo Compound re
stored me to health
; and made me feel lifco a new person,
1 and it shall ahvajs ha*e my praise.
j ? Mrs. W. P. Valkntint*, 902 Lincoln
! Avenue, Camden, N J. .
I Gardiner, Me. ? " I was a great snf- 1
ferer from a female disease. The doc- I
tor said I would have to go to the !
; hospital for an operation, but Lydia E.
i Pinkham's Vegetable Compound com
pletely oured me in three months." ?
Mrs. & A. Williams, R. F. 1). No. 14,
Box SO, Gardiner Me.
Because your case is a difficult one,
doctors having done you no good,
do not continue to suffer without
Riving Lydia ?. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound a trial. It surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as in
flammation, ulceration, displacements,
fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic
pains, backache, that bearing-down ?
feeling, indigestion, dizziness, and ner- 1
vous prostration. It costs but a trifle
to try it, and the result Is worth mil
lions to many suffering women.
SEEDS
WE SHIP BEST QUALITY FIELD
AND (J A It DEN SEEDS DIRECT TO
FARMERS AT LOWEST WHOLE
SALE PRICES.
WE SELL CLOVERS, (1RASSE8,
SlCED OATS, SEED CORK, CANE
SEED, MILLET, COW PEAS, SOJA
BEANS, PEANUTS, SEED POTA
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ALL KINDS PARPEN, FIELD AND
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AND FERTILIZERS. WRITE US
FOR PRICES AND SAMPLES.
STATE WHAT YOU WANT.
nashvillTseed CO.
215 Second Avenue, North,
JV ashvtllet, Tenn.
Nothing New or
Mysterious.
"ASK
YOUR
GRAND
MOTHER."
For many gen* ration* Qooie Urease hai beoa
reoognlr.ed a* a wonderful remedial medium
In treating and curing l'neuiuon'.a. Orlppe,
Rheumatism and Neuralgia. RICK'S (iOO.tl
QKKA3K LINIMENT U made from pure goose
grease, with other raluable ouratlre lngro*
dlents added. Try It.
j Sum? At mil iiruggists mad Dtaitri? ?5?,
900SE QBEASE COMPANY, 0R"?S??"^
fABBAGE PLANTS ZH-IZ'
V/ to please purchaser. All varieties now
ready for shipment. Small lot* $1.25 per "M"t
j lota of 5 000 or over at 11.00 per"M" and special
j prices on 1 ante oidets. We give quicker and
prompter service than any other grower In 8.G.
and we solicit your valued patronage. Writ*
I for our "BOOKLET" on the growth aud cultl
i vatlon of Oabbaire. written oy Geo. L. Bands.
The OEO. L. BANDS CO.. Box 5,ltantowles,8.<X
We Buy
FURS
Hides and
Wool
Feather*, Tallow, Beeswax, Glnaenj, V
Gotdan Seal, (Yellow Root), May Apple,
Wild Ginger, -etc. We tie dealer* t
ettabluhed iu 1856? 1"Or?r HaK a ctnlury ia
Louimlle"? and can do better (or jroti than
?genu or ccxnimaaon merchanU. RtUtence,
any Bank In Louiivilb. Write (or weekly
poo* li*t and ihipdng t?n
IN. Sobel <* Sons,
*17 I. Mark?t 81. LOUHViLLl, KY.
HIGHEST CASH .PRICES
paid roa
FURS, HIDES, SKINS
BEESWAX,
TALLOW, WOOL.
Write us for price* tv ship what you have
at once and wo will send you cheek for lt/i
market value.
OLD DOMINION HIDE & FUR CO.,
1340 E. CtLty St.. R ICH V.O ? D. VA.
XANTHINE hair
*^5'e?torri^?TaTNtTRTr^toV^iurrtl Color, R*
moves Dandruff and Scurf. Invl?rorn?? and
prevents the Hair from falling off. For Rftlft
br Richmond. Lynchburg. V*.. and Baltlmor?,
Jdd., Drugt'lsts or sent direct by
KANTHINF COMPANY. RICHMOND. VA
V 1 v?r lot He. h u m ptr l>o' tie Mftc by m?ll.
Circular* Sent vn H't/xifl.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS
LOMBARD WON W?RKS. AUGUSTA, GA.
Fertilizer
MIXING MACHINERY,
AMY CAPACITY.
ATLANTA UTILITY WORKS
ltABf POINT, OA.
SEED OATS IT
I>r 8*ls?r*a wtakij, V+fl2K
K*<1 wh*?*. bArl?>.
yUU. oori', pouto**, pu?? ?nd olcrvera ukl
mmn1 noTAltj B?ver Wtt tXj
mm ma ct.. Bkil u ctmm. wh.
Thompson's Eve Water
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