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CALIFORNIA
Fio Syrup Co.
50 LO BY LEADINO DRUGGISIS StfABOTTU
' | ?nirc 1*1 ui ?rn l >ou fltlK 60-1 ???? '
I ALII I O llua of VIT.i MAS A, I? ?l?w?
1? TriHlMttuI fur Kcmul* Illicitae*. Wi lli
*?W. fcUWIN HKft Kit l'ii? llc|)l l. Ouioir ?ucn
Ho LUed Pig Latin.
Nealie when u lit i le tot was vi?i t
ing a fanny an I. Ilis mother helped
him up to look at a pen <>t small pig*
As he looked in, a lit llo pig neai
him jumped* up, pulling his J ore If ct
- against I llo side of t|ii- pm, iiii'l nave
a quick giuut. Nealie turned quick
ly a lid Haiti: "oh, mama, till h > '?> to
nay that again!" ? The I'Vhruary De
li noa tor.
Ill another cnlumn will he found
the ltd veil isement of the Nashville
need Co. These people are not only
in position to aid and ejjeouratfu far
meiK in diversifying their crop*, hut
are jiIho ready to answer all requests
for information on the subject of
fanning and trucking. Tin re is too
much cotton in the South and not
enough hay. coin, live stock and
garden truck.
If your blood is out of
order, you run a risk of
taking a germ disease.
Rhe urn a t i s m ,LaGr i p p c ,
Pneumoni-i and Typhoid
Fever are germ diseases.
"Rheumacide" is an ac
tive blood purifier. It
cleanses the blood of all
impurities. It gives tone
to the entire body.
Pure blood prevents
germs fr< m taking hold
of the vital organs and ox
pclsthem from the system.
"Rheumacide" is put up
in tablet and liquid form,
and is sold by druggists
at 25c, 50c, and $i per
bottle. Liniment, 25c.
GROWTH OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Nearly 23,000,000 Children Arc Nov;
Studying t lie Bible.
Whether in city or country, housed
in its own magnificent building ? ? r
pining in n dilapidated Mountain
shack, with thousands of children or
with handy a baker's dozen. c !.?? Sun
day school is to-day considered the
stragetic center of the tr r? at church
militant. The Sumlay srhn L < !' the
United States alone an* attended hv
about 11, 500, 000 pupil* nn'l 1 .."<(?(). noti
teachers, tiiven a voice in niYaii* of
ohuroh or state, this would represent
no mean influence. The latest sta
tistics of the Sunday school* of the
world show 22,7Ul).32n little Chris
tians working their wnv through the
grados of Bible study, learning the
needs of the mission lie Id and beinc
graduated into church membership. ?
The February Delineator.
Important Information.
With the twenty-second of Febru
ary looming up in the middle dis
tance, the young teacher thought she
Baw a good chance to inculcate pat
riotism in her young charges. "Now,
what littlo boy can tell me anvthinir
about George Washington?" she
asked sweetly. Then selecting the
boy attached to t he hand which seem
ed to be waving the most frantically,
she said, ' ' You may tell. Willie."
"Please, mum, we uit a holiday on
his birthday." ? February Lippin
Cptt's, ' So. 5- '00.
JOY WOItK
And the Other Kind.
Did you ever stand on a prominent
corner at an early morning hour and
watch the throngs of people on their
way to work? Noting the number
who wero forcing themselves Hlon;;
because it meant their daily broad,
and the others cheerfully and eagerly
pursuing their way because or love of
their work.
It Is a fact that ono'a food has
. ' , much to do with It. As an example:
If an engine has poor oil, or a boll
er is fired with poor coal, a bad result
Is cortaln. Isn't It?
, Treating your stomach rlsht Is the
keystone that sustains tho arch of
fT' health's temple, nnd you will find
"Grape-Nuts" ns a daily food Is the
most nourishing and beneficial you
can use.
We have thousands of testimonials,
rea" genuine little heart throbs, from
people who simply tried Grape-Nuts
out of curiosity ? as a last resort ?
with the result that prompted the tes
timonial.
, If you have never tried Grape-Nuts
Worth while to give It a fair, im
trlal. Remember there are
Dfl satin* G rape- Nuts every day
ey know, and we know, it you
use Grape-Nuts every morning
work Is more likely to be joy
i because you cad keep well, and
*he braift well nourished work j
y. Read the "Road to Well
In every package ? "There's a
"7'- . ^wESSSSi
I in n in hi i m r-^.^srry^r
CONSERVATION OF HKS1S
President Approves Report
of Nutionul Commission.
SENDS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
Urgep Measures to Conserve tho Nat
ural Ktsources as a Legacy to Pos
terity Should be Put in Effect
Without Delay.
President Hooscvelt, Friday trans
mitted to (.'oiigress tiio |'iy| |o winjf
j bearing <?? the conservation of our
nut tint I resources.
I transmit herewith a report of t ) 10
national conservat ion <* otoirti^^ioii, to
gether will) the ncornpnnying paper*.
This ruport, which in the outgrowth
of tin- conference of ( lovcruor* la-st
May, wan unanimously approved hy
tlio recent joint conference ludd in
lli is city between the ualiouol con
ferva! ion commission and (Iovciiiom
of the Stairs, Slate conservation com
missions and conservation commit
tees of greut organizations of citi
zens. it is therefore in a peculiar (
sense r< presenlative of the whole na
tion and all its parts.
The I'aHs set forth in this report
constitute an imperative -call to act
ion. The situation they disclose de
mands that we, neglecting for a time,
if need he, smaller and less vital
<|uest ions, shall concent rale an effec
tive part lr?f (Mir attention upon the
meat material foundations of nation
al existence, progress and prosperity.
The progress of our knowledge of
this country will continually lend to
more actuate information and better
use of (lie sources, of national
strength. It is not necessary that
this knowledge should be exact m
evorv minute detail. 1 1 is essential,
that it should corrcel ly describe the
general sit Mil nun The conservation
of our re outers is the fundament a|
ipiest i.i ? 1 1 before this nation.
Our population is now adding about
one lilih to its numbers in ten years.
Many millions more, must be fed and
elol lied j'| ''lli ! 1 : 1 ? ] 1 M " I 1 1 1' 1 ? ? 1' IJ11I . w:l.
Willi I lie steady growth in population
juul_-Lliii_xUil- -r^ptd" inrrrnre in
consumption our people will here
after make gnaler and not I'-ss <b
mands pi r capita upon all the nat
ural resources for their livbl'ood,
comfort and convenience. It if high
litre to reji I i /<? that our respousi In I
?itv to the coming millions is like that
of parents to theii children, and llril
in wasting our resources we arc
wronging our descendants.
Our rivers can and "should be rnado
to serve our people effectively ill
I ratisj (>i t at ion, but the vast expen
ditures for our \ at'-rwavs have no!
i e - 1 : | . 1 in n a i nt i mimr. much I - s in
? u oii ot in", inland n:i\ iirat ion. Theie
fore. let llv take immediate y.lep-i to
i-ceitain the i e. 'sons ami to pnpai'.
u! adopt a e i : i ; p r e 1 1 e u s.i \ <? plan for
inland wat ? r\\ :: y~ navigat ion. Otii
forests are f. si distippea rimr. and
?i-cs ll-tv ???se fifth of tliOiil .lie bviir.'
? onsetved. and t:0 good purpose can
be met bv failing to provide the tela
'ivelv siuall sums needed for the pr<>
1 1 ??? 1 1 : i . t:-f. and impiovemen! ot' al!
f. .re-'x ?'? 1 o\v.( i| bv (lie govern
r i . i i;t I .'?! us e!;iet laws to cheek
uh-1 i des| rue! ion ot' the for
* ? i | ri\ate 1 . ; 1 1 d s .. The Anu iican
p i ? ? > | ! ? ? slain! mailv ::s a unit for
\\ a ! oi'w'a \ development and r forest
pt ot e< ion
Mil rral Resources Wasted.
Our i ? 1 ? i ,'! 1 1 ? < :!<?< ?< on.'o in
nrt* fnrrvrr. ri 1 1 < 1 1 1 1 ? ?
!i- !? -iv wiixio of I '.????? i (>s! ^ nv hnn
lri-ls iif ! r. an Ii\<? jrul tt'jjriv
i'j.lo.iioi' .??<?? i >. , > | . T I i : i f i 1 1\ ] ?;
?: ? m::1i : .!< ! ?v t ae ir
vi-s? . i? :i < .t *? !:r<T.sv.n t*y before our
p?-"plo !h? in po-itiot;, through
State n.-r oil rr otherwise, to put nn
'?ii.! !d tirs husro loss and waste. and
conserve bcth cur mineral resource*
anil t ho liven cf the men who take
thorn from the earth.
Ti t1 e.iM.-rva! on of our natural
re-ouro- - i< . : : : -4 r consideration. If
(?:' i! ?> ti'i.' : destroy the re
<(?*?.! w 1. it'll our children
would r' y< i tVr.vc their 1 1 v 1 i -
!???<> i ] , vvo vn>] .;v'0 ! ;.!> cr.pru'ity of OUT j
to f:ppoii n ]? <[. :lation, and so
? ?ither ? ! i ? _r i :i ? ! o the standard of living
<> r ili'pri ve t ho oniuii'.kr irenerations of
' hi ;? rig! to l:tV <>u this continent.
If 'ac allow t* ; ? a * .? trial or cut'.
.? ,i !?.< 5.i r? v : t ii'i! it ed con
: t' ? ?? < a v. + ? ' pi ? "I ? : ? t it '5! and
? . : r v. .> .1. privo
, : * . ? ,1a \ n t; ! ? f t ? ?
' . ? ? : i 1 : : r ' !:">? ? t v. a n ' j
i.v ? < ! ?: ? " d (f fre? -
V.i f V ? ' . ? ? ? f :: i should hi
' i ? >*a ' ; a 5,.' l ?!">?? i ? f i'o:r. oof :
v. ' :i ' ' t : T: e vn<-b. ,']<?
?! ? \ ? ? ? ! ? , ? i. i
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, i? > i < to < . ? ? ' ! m v.
W.Uorwjy-.
Ai ct i d.ti: !> . 1 ' ;.at tin* hroa-l
,'lan fi r tin \ ? t i f < .?
vvat orwa H 1?\ ||. Is.
! ;!?)?! a \ x ( "i 'i ? he p..i
?n i :>?? :-t \\ ;t la<ul <:< In.
Ti n v. i ? h of \\ at? : ".vav.< <l> \rh,p
rurnt sl.oi'M ht? un?iertakon without
lelav. M.M'itui ior.s pio oo'.s i:i kiiown
?'onforn::ty with th.o c-'n-'ial outlines
of any rornpivht plan sho\:M
proioril at ?U!rr>. T!m rcs^ of thr
whole work should ho met bv direct
appropriation if possible, but if nc
essnry by the i>sue of bonds in small
denominations.
It is especially important that tin'
development of water power shouM
he grnarded with the utmost care both
by the national government ami b>
the States in order to protect the peo
ple against the upcrrowth of monopoly
and to insure to them a fair share in
the bentlt* which will follow the do-1
velopmcnt of this preat asset which
belongs to the )>eoplo and should bo
controlled by them. ? M ^ ,
I
Forpit*
I urge I hut provision bo mndu for
both protection and more rapij de
velopment u/ t |ic national forests,
0| her wise, either the iuci'4o*i/)g u*?
of ( |io?c foi'OtU by the people tnUMi bo
checked or their protection nguin*t
life must bo dangerouslv wcnkenrd.
If wo compare tlu) actual damage on
similar areas oil private ami' national
forest lands during the pant year, thi*
government lire patrol waved commer
cial timber worth a** much an t lie
total co?t of caring Cor all national i
forests at tjiy promt rate !*<> i* about
ten years.
Lands.
The use of the public grazing lands I
should be regulated in such ways as
to improve u ii< I conserve their value.
Mights to l In* Miirfai'c of tlx; public
land should hi! (separated fro in rights
to fo reels upon it ami to minerals be
neath it, tml these should be sub
jce t to separate disposal.
The coal, oil, gas ami phosphate
rights still remaining with the gov
ernment should be withdrawn from
entry and leased under conditions fa
vorable for economic development,
Minerals.
The consumption of nearly all of
our mineral products is increashing
more rapidly than our population.
Our mineral waste is about ohe-sixth
of our product, or neatly $1,000,000
for each working day in the year. The
loss of structural materials through
tire is about another million a day.
The loss of life iu the mines is Up
palling. Tho larger part of these
losses can be avoided.
A part of the action of the joint
conference snys: We also especially
urge on the Congress <>f the United
States the high desirublity of main
taining a national commission on tha
conservation of t eh resources of the
country empowered to co-operate
with State -commissions to tho end
that every, sovereign Commonwealth
and every section of the country may
attain the high degree of prosperity
and the 8ur?ne*s of perpetuity nat
urally arising in tin- aboumlant re
sources and the vigor, intelligence,
and patriotism of our people.
In this recommendation 1 most
heartily concur,' and I urge that an
appropriation of at least #">0,000 he
made to cover the expenses of flic
rrntirmnl cnnsrrvnHnn cmrrmi*Kton far
necessary rent, assistance and trav
Tling expenses. This is a very small
SMin. I know of no other way in
which the appropriation of so small
a sum would result in so large a bene
fit to the whole nation.
Till :<)!>< >KR KOOSKVKLT.
"Womanhood Must Be Prolectod,"
Bays Negro Bishop.
Franklin, I, a., Special.? I stand
ready to pi with I ho whites today
right into lull to protect a woman,
white or black, against a tientl," said
Bishop F \V. I.anipton. of I he African
Methodist Fpiseopal Church, in h;s
charge to the Louisiana Conference
of his church here Sal unlay uiglil.
" Womanhood must he protected; let
us do our part."
Suicides in Church.
Savannah, (hi., Special.--? In a pos
ture of prayer in Si. Patrick's church
here and with a bullet hole through
< lie I cm pie I lie dad liod\ of Otto
Srhucit/.er. of Philadelphia. was
found Friday several hours after the
fatal shot was tired. Two notes were
found, one lieipieat him* ?1 for "St.
Anthonv's bread" arid another ex
pressing regret thai he "had permit
led hi.iself in ha'.e any ill feeling."
Si hiu iul/cr had liven here hut a dav,
reaching the city a hoard a steamer
i 1 1 m I 'hiladi 1| hi;..
Virginian Railroad Completed.
Roanoke, Yn.. Special. ? With the
completion Saturday of the lonr
bridge across New river, west of
Roanoke. the last* cap in the lino of
the Virginian Railrad. which hns
been hui.lt hv Henry H. Rogers, from
the ronl fields to the ^oa, was closed
and the first train wns run through
from Roanoke to Deepwatcr, W. Va.,
the western terminal.
Mr 9. Palmer Not Guilty.
Tampa. Fin.. Special. ? The jury
trying M"rs. Pauline Palmer, for the
murder of her husband. Luke Palmer,
in duly lr.st, at their home, Friday
rendered a verdict of not guilty, af
ter a trial ln-ting a week. The de
fense claimed t he killimr was done to
protect the chastity of Mollie Powers.
i;?-year-ohl servant gitl, who was. be
ing nw*rtnlt?*d bv Palmer at the time
The Slate claimed conspiracy to kill
Palmer :or life ins'irnnee.
Would Net Increase Pension.
Sp ? A motion
by Reprosontat i ve OlTit, of New
York, to increase the pension of Julia
R. ( ouglilan. widow of Rear Ad
miral ( V v.-hlan. FnPcd States navy,
from ."r*>0 a month ns provided for in
a pension lull, to ?100 a month creat
ed a lively is.!erc-t im the llo'.^c of
Kt p; e>i !it a t : v i A ? ! ? r a vigorous
debute til" w ' i!e. -M u .?> lost by a
vote of 12 to It'.!.
Boy Shoots His Father.
Ja? kson\ il'e. Fla.. Special. ? Wil
liam O. I iet hea . a voting white man.
shot and insta.it ly killed his father,
( !? orge Ret hea, 1 n t ? ? Fiiilay afterno<m
as the old man was entering live home
of his daughter in the western sec
tion of the city. There had been
bad blood between father and son for
some time, which terminated in a
quarrel, which caused the old man's
death. Bethca is under arrest.
Three Killed in Explosion.
Johnstown, Pa., Special. ? Three
children between three and four years
old were killed, another, aped five,
was severely burned, and two women,
mothers of the little ones, were pain
fully injured at St ought on, Somer
set county, when the children touched
a match tn n keg of powder to Bee it
blaze. All the dead and injured are
foreigners. Their home was almost
demolished by tho explosion.
BABY'S SKIN ERUPTION CURED.
WW* Mo Horv, Irritating and fuluful
Tlmt Idttle HuflVrer Could Nut
blc*?p ? Hcratelicd <'on??nntly?
Cutiruta'a Kfllcacy I'royen,
*\VbW about lw? und n half year* old
my daughter brok* out on her hipa und the j
upper part* of her Ug? with a vvry irritat- j
log and painful e*uotjon. Jt began in Octo
ber; tho firat 1 noticed wan a Uttla red aur?
tact nod u vonaUnt dunie on her part to '
acrutch her hlub*. Kh* could not aleep and
the eruption* *or?, un<l yhl low wutvr
catyv out of than. I had two doctor* treat
her, hut ahe jcrew wor?# under their treat*
ineut. Tbtfn I bought tho Cutieura Rem* '
edie* und only u*ed t horn two week* when
?he wurt entirely well. Thi* wua in Febru
ary. $he hint never had unother rough ;
place on her akin, and ahe i? now fourteen I
ye<ua old. Mr*. R. K. Whttaker, Winches
ter, Tenn., Kept. 22 1008."
Totter Drug 4, Client. Corp., Ado l'rop*. ,
of Cutieura Remediea, Hoaton, Mu*?.
Uy a Kuropean process flour is ,
compressed into blocks f??r preserva- !
lion. Tho treatment kills nil form of i
lurvai life ahd prevent a ravage* of
insects.
Ilml, Wouk, U'curjf, Watery Fyea
Relieved hy Murine Kye Remedy.
Compounded liy Kxnerieneed 1'hyvieian*.
Confurni* to Pure I'ood und I >ru^ Law*.
Murine l^oeun't Sin.iit; Soothe* Bye i'ain.
Kucli day should find us doing
t h i ii^h better than previously. Ac- 1
quire the habit of promptness in
every matter, large or small, which is
left to your euro.
I)o not nogloct constipation, f? ?r this ton
ditioo imiLkoiih t he hhidd und loads to chronic
ijl h<iu th. Uurtlold Teri, the mild horb
hualivo, corrects couxtinntiou, keeps the
blood pure, und the health good.
I asked my stenographer whether
it was David or Solomon that wrote,
M1 said in my haste all nu n mv
liars," "J don't know," she unid,
"but if lie bad lived a round here be
might have said it at bis leisure."
IMIch Cured in (I to 14 Day*,
V?7.o Ointment i# auiiruuUed to eyre any
ciyeof Itching. Blind, I 'deeding or Pi <>l i uding
Piles in 0 to ll day* or uiuuey refunded. GOe.
I.eant to .show a thoroui:h interest
in a cits! oiner or any p< r>on np*
proaching \ou; try t?? look ut the
matter from bis standpoint as well
as your own.
OPTKi* Tit !*.' VAHK.
Women Struggle Hopelessly Along,
SuOVriiiK llackuclu'. Dizzy Spells,
Languor, lite. ?
Women have bo much to go through
In life that It's a pity there I# ho much
Buffering from b acli
aclio and other com- {
mon curable kidney |
ills. 1 f you ?ufTer ho, !
j) relit by thin worn- j
an's example. Mrs.
Marti a Douglass, f> 2
Cedar ?t., Kingston,
N. V., nays: "1 had
a lauie, aching back, :
dizzy spells, head
aches, and a feeling
of languor. Part of
the time I could not attend to my
work and Irregularity of thu kidney i
accretions was annoying. Doan'.R K 1 rl - t
uey IMUs brought me prompt relief." ;
Sold by all dealers. .r)0c. a box. J
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Took Him on Probation.
Eli/.abct li 's fa I her had died when
slie was a tiny b;iby, and for four1
years she had 'ruled her mother and
every cue with whom she came in
contact. Much to lie r surprise slie
was one day. introduced to a "new
papa." She h olic.l him over cave
fully, then, after much 'coaxing, slie j
cilmheil upon his knee and listened
Ms he tojd her of t lie many nice things
he would do for her mother and her,
finally asking whether she would love
him just a little. She looked him
squarely in the eye and said: "Yes,
if you do all you promise, I may like j
you, but I tell you now, If you try)
to bo boss around here, we just won't (
havo you for our husband!" ? The
February Delineator.
Avoid being influenced for the
wrong by other persons, have a pur
pose of your own, weigh counsel, but
net from vour ova best thought.
wMsher
LETTER
PUBLISHED !
For Benefit of Women who
Suffer from Female Ills
Minneapolis, Minn.? "I was a prrent
sufferer irom female troubles which
caused ft weakness
and broken down t
condition of the
system. 1 read so
much of what Lvdia
I!, l'inkham's Veg
etable Compound
had done for other
suiTeiinp women I
felt sure it would
lu<lp me, and I must
say it did help me
wonderfully. Mv
pains all leit me. 1 {
arrow- stronger, an<l within throe month3
I was a perfectly well woman.
'? I want this letter made public to
show the benefit women may derlvo
from I.ydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable
Compound.' Mrs. John <;. Moi.dan,
21 is Second St., North, Minneapolis,
Minn.
Thousands of unsolicited and genu
ine testimonials like the above prove
the efficiency of I.ydia E. Pinkbam's
Vegetable Compound, which is made
exclusively from roots and herbs.
Women who suffer from thoso dis
tressing ills peculiar to their sex should
not lose sight of thexo facts or doubt
the ability of Lydia E. Pinkbam's
Vegetable Compound to restore their
If you wnnt apoolftl nrtvlco write
to Mrs, Plnkliam, nt Lyniv, Mass.
Rhewilltrent)ourlcttpr*5*trictly
confident in!. For 'iO > cur.s hlio
ban been helping sick women In
Hi In way, free of charge* Don't
f ABBAGE PLANTS
\J to i>urchM?r. All varletl#*, uo?
r??d/ Tor *hll>nu'Mt- Hin?ll lot* tl.ftp?r M I
UM **t <>r ov*r at fl 00 per M" ?n<l
l>rU*o# ou Uri<o ordwrt. W? irive quicker *"d
prompter vie# Ulfcn any other yrowor In H.O.
?ixl we eolh'lt your valued WrlU ?
for our BOOKLET" on the frowlh und culti
vation of C*\A>*u?, written by Goo. L. Maude.
The GEO. h. BANDS CO.. Box 6,Hentowlve.8.0.
JOHN WHITE & CO.
LOUISVtLLC. KV.
UlflMtl mvkti yrU* hM i
!??FURS
Md hides l
_ WO?lM
ONION SEED "X
P?r Sulwjr'* c*Uk?g, p*4? J?. |
JuurgMit grower* of onion and
???<U In Ui* world. Iltf catalog freei or,
unit |0e in (Uii'p* and rocclro catalog and
1000 koruel* eaub of onloua, carrou, c?|orjr,
radlahu*, 1800 each lettuce, rutabaga, tur
nip*, 1U0 parsley, UW lomatoo*, 100 melon*,
1300 cbariulng flower In all 10,000 ker
Mil, eaally worth 91 of any man'* money.
Or, Mnd UQc. and w? will add on* paokAga
of Earllaat Paep O'Dajr Bwaet Corn.
SALZIt MED CO., In A. C., U CrOMt, Wli,
XANTHINE hair
Ke?tor? H Or?y lfafr to Natural Color, He
inovi-a Handruff unci Peurf. Fnvl*oraUvi and
prevent* tin* Hair from falling off. For bale
by lUchmond, Lynchburg, Vs., and Unit I more,
Md., DriiKvUtkor *rnt direct by
KANTHINF COMPANY. RICHMOND, VA
91 P*r lioMlr. Hamiilc ka'll* UAv |jy Mull.
Circular t S*nl on lirijutil.
I YOUU 1'ATKNT ?)jr our now method. D?v
\ I 1 iiKinntriili* It t<> I< h<11ii? cu|>italliits and
ULtl. in ?i> uf m l ii ri-rt ill Mmliaon S<|ii*r?> (>Hr<ton,
Now York. Wrtl? NATIONAL PA TKNT A NOVELTY
KXflllUTlON CO., um-v 7 lUutl K?t?t<> Hid*., V liHa..t'a
CAPUDINE
CURES COLDS
and gripp
Relieves the aches and feverishneBU.
Contains No AcetaultMe
Business Maxims.
llon't ask (lie <rirl to share your lot
nnntir l.s pnliTTt'i-.
JSlo? iiiaiila? t|?a rrt: 1 Ab t:uuii. enough
to tnalit1 your own.
It's a wise boy who learns what he
ought not to know.
Poorness Cannot Tie Cured
oral applications as thryeuntiot ach the
?liseased portion of tboear. There is only one
way to euro deafness. and that is by consti
tution il rotnedu*H. Ik-ntness iscaused byan
infbir ned condition of the uiueou# iinirjj of
tiio K'.iataeJiian Tuba. Whoa this tube in in
Qauiod you havo a ruinblini? sound or iiJij or
feet hearing', and when it is entirely closed
jCeafuosc is the romilt, and unlesnthc inflam
niation can bo taken out and this tubcTo
?torod to its normal condition, hearing; ?vill
bodestroyo 1 forevor. Nineeascs nut of ten
arocausHd byc.-it.-irrh, which isiu thiugbutan j
mllimod conditio;! of the mucous surfaces.
Wo will tfivo Oho Hundred Dollars for atij
viiao of Dimmest (cjnisi-d bycattirrh) t hit t <??? n- j
Out l>i? eurudby Hall's t latarrh Cure. Send lor
tirciilarn froo. F.J.C'iiknky &, Co., Toledo, O.
B "1 I l>y nrucjfists, 75c.
Tako tlali's X^aiaily 1'illu for constipation.
Tl:e {.rival majority of enors arc
i j t ? ; < i o through carelessness. Learn to
(.tic; be exact; strive to have it ab
solutely right ? making a mistake in
bus! ness is like falling down in a
foot race ? it is a set-back.
Entirely Well of Eczcma ? Tettcrlnr
Did the Work.
"I had . eczcma- on my chest for seveir"
years and 'It looked like a plecn of. rusty
iron; the torture was almost unbearable.
One of your salesmen offered to pay for
the Tetterlne If It did not cure mo. I
use 1 le':? than three boxes and am en
tirely well."
Clem Klnurd. RufTln; H. <"\
Tetteiine rurns LTczesita, Tetter, Ring
Worm. Ground It< h. Itching I'lles. In
fant's Sore Head. l'im;>l">?, I!oits. Ilon^ii
Scaly Pat-hes on the Ksico, Old Itching
f'ores, Patwlriiff Cankered Sculp. Hin
|oii?i, f"orti'?. Chilblains and every form of
Skin 1 >ise v?e. Teltr*rl?? f>0 e; Tet'eiino
Honi> ?5e. Your drugirist. or I. mail from
the manufacturer, Tho Chuptrino Co,,
8avr.r.r.ah, Ga.
Advicc in p.u advertisement is like
a stick frozen in ice; the skater stum
bles over it but nobody stops to dig
it out.
Mrs. WinsloVs Soothing Syrup foi Children
t eel hing, softens t iie gum*, t e luces ir.t'.ainin ??
tiuii. illay* p.uu,ciucinv;u?l colic, J5c ?\ botiie
A boy thinks more of a eoro toe
than nil t ho rest.
Hrcnks n Cold Promptly.
Tho following formula Is a never !
falling remedy for colds:
Ono ounco cf compound syrup of '
8arsaparllla, one ounce Toris com
pound nnd hn'.f pint of good whiskey;
mix nnd shake thoroughly each time
and ubg In doses or a tablespoonful
every four hours.
This will frequently cure an acute
cold In twenty-four hours. Tho In?
gredlcnis cun be gotten at any drug i
otoro,
? - - ,
There probably is a wrong side to |
everything ? except maybe the light j
woman. 1
Every Woninn Will Be Interested.
If you have Junius in the buck, Urinary,
Bladder or Kidney trouble, nnd want ft !
pleasant herb cure for woman's ills, try ?
Mother Gray's Australian Leaf. It is a ro- j
liable r-'gulntor. All DruKjjists ,V> cts. Sam- |
pie kkek. The Mother < irny Co.,Lc Roy^N.Y. '
Many a pleasant tlow of language
is uninterupled by an idea.
Only Ono "lhoiuo Qulnluo"
That 19 Laxative Rromo Quinine. Look
for the signature of K. W. Urove. I'sed tho
\\ orld over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25o. 1
If you cannot whip a man any
other way you may ilattcr him.
Itch cured in T> tnmcle* by Woolford'a
Sanitary Lotion Never fails. At druggist*.
The average man is the one who
believes ho is above the average.
A" GUARANTEED ClM
' AND PRKVEffTTVr^
v ' >f0^' J&
t)li(?fAp?r. Inflctnu. WW
' t>?. EpIiwtU.
C'fttWilul P?ver,;^?^.
J?flte*eloui In L4r/n?fU?,
tot IUvnd fcnttfj (?> lUcvyfe
" Crt*te?lc(iU OtrmUW(^
Ctn U? uj(J ?u<cc?fu^<nfc
* ( ioronUc w>im*U ' .3%
, tPOHN MBDIOAt O?
fcta frcpWtcn uA Un\htCt?r46fc
iOwh??i Indian*'./?*.
"SPOHNS"
Ae (hit very remarkable preparation ia now
called, la the greatest Constitutional liemedr
?ver known for Brood Mare*. Colte, 8tellioni
flrul a)l other horsee; aiao Dmtemper twon jc
Doga and Hheep. Tina compound Is mad? ?(
the purest ingredients and not a? atom ?|
poiaonous or injurious nature entrri into it*
composition. Many person* arc now taJkiu#
8r<)ilN'K for I* Grippe. Cold*. CoughiL Kid
ney Trouble, etc., niuf it la always aafe. jfc
espels the IJiaeaae U^nna frpiq the bodr; act#
directly on the fMood and "lands- bi'OilN'fcl
ia now eold by nearly every druggist and har
neee dealer in the land, and any fan get it for
you, or acrid with remittance of price to the
manufacturers, who wi|l ahip to your order,
exure*H paid. Fifty e?nta and 91 .00 a bottle,
and |5.00 and flO.CO the dogen,
Jtcrord of Annual Koine.
let Year 1.063 Bottle* Bold
3nd Yeur 4,361
3rd V?ar 0.260
4th Year 10,160
&th Year 40.2K4
6th Yenr 72,380
7th Year '. , , 100,632
Kill Year 121,500
0th Year 172,483
10th Yeur *21,700
llth Year 2#7.fr20
12th Yenr .....378.003
13th Year... 608,720
14th Vear.. 648,200
Bend for our Booklet of twelve good recipe*
for family and stock medicines, FIIEK.
SPOHN MEDICAL C0.f
Chemists and Bacttrlcloglsts,
GOSHEN, IND., U. S. A.'
CRESCENT PLOWS Feature of Perfection.
Tl.ry ir? iho I ?>t plows o.vcr made for t)i? work Intruded and nro suitable for
<? vt i y lilt*- of work on the farm. Iitirhl of draft, tlu'y suvo loam, are strong
and c coiiomh'ul tn rcijulr ti i o l>olt IioIcm lo wruken, no l>olt ht>ad? to wear.
Fol<) Mibjrct to your approval by trial. AsIc
particularly for this plow nt your dealer's. It ha
ih out of it, kcikI us lils namo ami you will bo
lUpplkd.
THE CALL WATT CO., "??
is now successfully raised in
most sections of the country and
heavy yields are obtained by
the use of
POTASH
Potash gives vigor to the plant and insures a
deep rooted, well set stand thai products large
yields. All w ho have used Potasll, say ;
Potash is Profit
No fertilizer is completo for
alfalfa without nt least 10 per
cent. ?i( Potaah or 10 pounds of
actual Potash per 100 pounds o I
fertilizer. If you cannot get such
a fertilizer from your dealer vou
should reinforce the low iaadc
troods with 2 pounds of Muriate ol
rotash to the hundred for cach per
cent, of Potash needed.
Writ* for instruct*-' pamphlets pertaining to
Iht jertiltzation of nil crops, tU.
German Kail Works, 1224 Candler Bldg., Atlanta
NEW TOOK? 93 Xutaa St, CHICAGO ? Hcsadoock Btk.
A quick and powerful remedy i3 needed to break up an attack of croup.
Sloan s Liniment has cured many cases of croup. It acts instantly- ? when
npplicd both inside and outside of the throat it breaks up the phlegm, re
duces the inflammation, ;uk1 relieves the difficulty of breathing.
Sloan's Liniment
gives quick relief In all cases of asthma, bronchitis, sore throat, tonallltls,
and pains in the chest. Prioe, ?5o? roo., and 01.00.
Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Boston, Mass.
Nothing New or
Myaterioua.
"ASK
YOUR
GRAND
MOTHER."
For many gonor?tlnn? 'i.vjto !)<n b?o?
raoo&nUod a* a won-larful reraa.lUl insdlum
In treating and ourln? Pnaurainia. Qrtppe,
Rheumatism a'?d N-u^Ula . RIOS'3 00 )!?B
OHRAS !} MMIMEVT 1* in ado from pura gooia
with oth?r valuable ouratlre tngr*
dlfnti added Try It
>3?? At nil Dra,7??l*U and I>??l?ra ? (Me.
S003E QEEASE COMPANY,
Wo Buy
FORS
H!do9 and
Wool
Paathori, Tallow, Doeiwax, Glniang,
Golden 9aal,i Yellow Root), May Apple,
Wild Glnoor, ato. We in dealer* l
etublithed in 1856 ? "Orer half a century la
Louuville"? and c*n da batter for you than
agenti or c cm mini on merchenu. Reference,
any Bank in Loui?Yille. Write for weekly
pricc lilt tnd thippins l?8?
M. Sabol <S t Sons,
227 E. Market St. LOUISVILLE, KY.
SEEDS
I WE 8 HIP BEST QUALITY FIELD,
AND GARDEN SEEDS DIRECT TO1
FARMERS AT LOWEST WHOLE*
. SALE PRICES.
| WE SELL CLOVERS. GRASSESi
SEED OATS, SEED CORN, CANEJ
SEED, MILLET, COW PEAS, SOJV
BEANS, PEANUTS, SEED POTA
TOES, CABBAGE PLANTS, POTATO
' nnd TOMATO SLIPS, ONION SETS,
GARDEN BEANS, GARDEN PEAS,
, ALL KINDS GARDEN, FIELD AND
FLOWER SEEDS, LAND PLASTER
AND FERTILIZERS. WRITE U8
I FOR PRICES AND SAMPLES.
j STATE WHAT YOU WANT. j,\
i
1 nashvilTTseed CO.
215 Second Avenue, North,
JVas/fville, Term.
So. 5- OD.
Fertilizer
MIXING MACHINERY,
ANY CAPACITY.
ATLANTA UTILITY WORKS
EAST POINT, OA.
TYPEWRITERS ma kVh
BoM, ren?e<t. e*oharnrci\ ever} wtteiv. MvMnn. now,
other* e?|unl 'o ni'K *">ld .M a unvlnp of 30 to mi |.rr
edit. on H>?nu?V*t<iwr*' |>rtr?. i iv-b or moniiiljr
payment*. Covert*! h> wit.e guarantee m
turnr* Klve, XVil'u for uuwioiMM of writing anl net
price*. T Y PEW U i TK.lt HAKES CO.. No. 3
Cort lund t Hi.. Cor. Ilronilway, New York.
Dropsy II
Remove* *11 swelling In 8 to M
day* ; effect* a permanent cur*
in jo to 60 day*. TH*1 treatment
given free. Notlilcgcaa l?e (aire#
Write Or. H. II. Crem't v
SpailalUU. Ce* b Atlanta, ftp.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS
I LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUGUST*, 8*.
Pimples, Itching Humors, Rheumatism. Blood
Poison, fcczema, Bone Pains.
B. B. B. (botanic Blood Kit I in) U the only Mlood reniedy that Utile the ooison in
the blood and t.Sen (.unflM It?sencltnjr a flood r.f pmc. rich Wood .Ureet to?he tVln
aurface, Boned, Joint*, and wherever the dleease u l<x>at?d. In thl* war all 8<.r?
Ulcer*. Plmulen, Krnpi ions ar? healed and cured. j.Mn* and ache* of Rheumatism
ceaeo awellfnir* ?wb.ldj. B M B completely chanac. the body Into clean. healthy
condition, jrlx-ln* tho akin the rich, red hue of perfect health. B. B B cure! th, 1
worM old ca'M. Try It, ? ! OO per Urge bottle at all Dru? Store* with direction.1
tor home cur? 8 \ M Pl.K ritVcK hy witling BLOOD bIi.M CO . AttantV aZ
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES