The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 12, 1909, Image 4
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The ttftton why men who mind
their own business succeed is because
they have ko little competition.
The man who trims' his sails to
suit every breexc, may be pretty ac
tive, but doesn't g?*t uny whore.
It is the unexepctcd t liat happens,
because the expected gets there with
out happening.
Tho man who knows just what fo
do coii usually liud someone to do
it for him.
Inhuman Revcngo.
At Amite City, l?a., as a result of
nn ambuscade growing out of u r.am
ily feud, two women and a iriau wem
killed, one of the. alleged n^iisinx is
being held under a heavy guard and
the country for miles aumud is being
aea relied for another man allegod to
be implicated In tho murders, which
occurred recently. It is. alleged that
art Hcnjainin Hicland, his wife and
Mrs. .Joseph Kveritt, the latter carry
ing uu infant in her arms, were mak
ing their way homeward along one of
tho parish roads, Avery Blount and
Garfield Kiuchen fired on them from
the side of the road with shotguns.
Mrs. Avpritt fell with her baby Into
tho road, Ju>r head blown almost off,
Mrs, lire Hmd's breast wps torn oft
by one of tho volleys a ml Hreland
lilmieljf ft 11 at the flrst firo. Young
people driving home from a party
found the baby crawling about amon#
the bodies. Bielond was still living
hnd was able to murmur the name of
Kiuchcn boj'ore. he died. Avery
Blunt was raptured after an nil-night
Search ftlid that Kiuchan killed
Breland? but wtil ^rrot ?av who killed
the woman. Mr*. K \ eri t t '$ husband
hk U >]>?>. t V>\ is Kuu Lf.;. a brother
of GartWld. several days r*v>. and the
widow Bnd her bah. twrf
then* homo with Brr??r;c? Bad
feeling has existed an cr.s f.L? fatti
licj for a ?. umber c't ye ar?.
A YARN.
Chicago News.
"Twn cnn live as cheap as cne.M
T f8, they can"? They can. like fun!
Vou a*k any one who '? tried it;
See just what he'll saw
Most of them are satisfied it
Goes the other wnv.
Toughest yarn was ever spun.
"Two can live as eluap as one."
"Two ean live n? cheap as one."
No one ever saw it done.
No one irl his sober senses
lias this slightest doubt
It he figures on expenses
How that's coming out .
When uphill the water run
"Two ean live as" cheap as one."
T<: a a . i i ... i i 4
1 11 ICt II HllfMIMtl II I it l\ I' it I I'll.
"\Y ornnn never'* money spending,
Does not care for dress;
So if murriaue vou're intending
I.ivintr mi.:ht co?| less.
No. don't swallow that, my son.
Two can"! I i \ ?? as cheap a* one.
Proverbs and Phrases
The pleasure <1 the tca<t does not
depend up?n how some of the /nests
got there.
Literature is the arl of teilinir what
}oil Know (,ii | lie oilier fellow will
understand if.
Anything is literature if it cx
]?i esses a heart throb, and nothing is
unless it does.
If everybody knew \\ hen he was
well off, Ihi> Mould be a better edu
cated world.
The man who makc?i a irrcaf deal
of his failures doesn t make much of
a success.
No business is inn the wav those
?who know the least about it think H
ought to be run. S-o. 7-"0!'.'
r* r<?r f?r Rur?lars.
The " Mfislal^ka ( ] ;s/.? lie" i* the
name of a trade ''paper" now pub
lished in St. 1 Yl ei vliu r-.i' in the in
terest of burublis. The paper eon
tains nitidis by expeits ?-n- the :i i T
of burglary, adviee and hints to help
the heirniiivr and lull itjut'v ni i j > . ?
latest t he ft s and b:ir_"lari> s. T 1 . ? ?
" Host at ska llazelte." or ?? i t n ? I tare
fooled lillZe!!e l-;, ? ? i eieii pahhs!.
ed in stcrecs, but it v. rll i In- I . ? t ? ?_'
be ft) i e I lie pol;< e u ill r i; ,
pnntiiiv i line anil sup; i; :!.
HIS ICXCfSK
Fa^v " l>iln't 1 ^cs him httu/ins
you a, ! , a:v;(- i n ?
I MiikM-t ? No. p : i p rv : he w.:s sV. ?w
Inn n e lie te'eph'Uii }iv \i>' !
Ir.s ? 1: ?.? r a :f. r close. to Lii?
broa.-' ' I.. ? i ! "... .? ir.
No M l-:i > I < IN i:
Hut n Chan ye of I ootl < . .u e He I it f.
Man> j e~. ???:,? :i r? learning that
drum ii" :! >t :he to rebuild
worn ???i' t it proper fo.nl !s
I e rp i i ;? ? !
'ii.u.-i; is a c i Main l ! i in the
cerp.i \a. ?hinl, l.n:le\. elf . wliieh is
crowii t h i ?? by nature for food in
brni:. ai.d n?T\e ii->ue Thi* ia r 1: ??
phosphate of pota-'i. of which (Jvape
Nuts food rrntaias a lire pr>poiti< n
In making this food all the food
clement;* in the two cereals, wheat
nnd barb?y, are retain .1 That Is why
so many heretofore nervous nnd run
down people find in C,: ape-Nuts a
true nerve nnd brain food
"J can say that Grape-Nuts* food
~-i- ban done much for me as a nerve re
newel-,*' writes a Wis. bride
j2"A le.w years ago, before my mar
riage, I was a bookkeeper In a large
y?- flrni. I bccame so nervous toward
^Ty the end of each week that It seemed
pgpf mutt give up my position, which 1
could not afford to do.
"Mother purchased some Crape
Nuts, and we found It not only dell
$ Jo tit, but I notice^ front day to day
that I waa Improving until I finally
realized I waa not nervoua any more.
"I bavo reeommemled It to frlenda
u % brain and nerve food, never har
lac found Ita equal. I owe much to
Orapo-Nutff. aa It iai?d m? from a
nervona eollanae. and enabled me to
r?talu n?y poaltlon."
Name glten by Poatum Co.. Battle
kMlch. Read. "The Road to
to." in pk at "There** a IU?
* -
above letter? A now
Latest News.
BY WIRE.
Mr?, Kverti I,enves Husband.
Chicago. ???'? tyr*. Iluth Mny f5v\if
Kwrnz, daughter of Gustttvu* K.
Swift, deceatt* d mill to it a l ro packer,
lias ?:*jiunj t(<l from her husband, j
Kiitxtl Jluniniond Kvt'i1 #2, taking her
four-ytat-old daughter IJarbaia.
Threatened by Mail* mailer*.
Mlllvillo, N. J. Funi.an Campbell,
poai mutter ut lJort KlUaheth, has ap?
pealed 1 <) Governor Kort for protec
tion again*! blackmailer# who threat*
< n to kill hint and bin f 11 111 : 1 y. If he
fullrt to leave |Goo at a ccrtJtln place.
Chicago Will Slay "Wet." ,
Chicago ? -Chicago *vlJ I ho a "wet"
town for another >?*.? at least 'I ho
movement hy "drya" to have a vote
in April 0:1 the vxcludiou <j( * y 1 0 u fc.
has failed.
Orphan* IVrUli iii Fire.
Buttle Creek, Mich. ? Tho llaikell
Memorial Home, an orphanage, wa?
destroyed hy Are. Three of tho thirty.
hc veu lltilo inmate# were nijielng,
There li a wideepread belief that thu
fire wm cauitdd hy uu Incendiary,
Following it recent ichUm In tho
Hevemh Day Adventlet Church, a
number of tha buildings of the de
nomination herd have been damaged
hy lire*, which have, been generally
charged 10 InctMidiai kb.
February 12 a ifohdny.
Washington, P. C. ? Tho Ketiatu
has p;i s/.ed a ioiiu resolution making
February 12, thu 100th unniv^r/ury
of Lincoln's birthday, a legal hoi i
I day.
. JspatL Causes $I8.~?,000 J' ire.
Worrrstcr, Masr. ? Srnrtinj;, It Is
:bou.gbt, from a spark from a loco
motive, flro destroyed tho plants of
the Geo.?*) 1). Webb Granite Con
?traction Company and the K. A. Co
v.ee Kievator Company. The loss to
I the v.Wi Company Is ;yb out $ l f> 0 , -
i>f?0 and to the Co wee concern about
535.000. Three hundred meu are
i h ro v. :: i.'i 1 of ell) plov muttt.
Ni I-'ool Sheets in Hotels.
Lincoln, Neb. ? The lower house ot
? he Asiembly passed the bill compel
ling ho. el proprietor!) to furnleh
ehcei:: nine f iei in length.
\\ ills r.usincs* to Fniploye.
IIohi.;', Mass- ? Twenty-live ?fai's.
cf niveii by Miss Mary K.
Holmes. n( .Vedl'ord. to Anion It. Hall,
a Huston ?-???:! 1 ? s;. ;it" brokT, have
hern reward - I with tlo* ^ift by will
of Mr. Hall's business to bis employe.
.ft, lin I), to (>ive ?2;?0,0(>0.
I ' h i t :?<???! i? h i ;i - The CJeiieral 'Edtt
rr.iion Heard, having In charge the
.'ohn 1?. Iloekefeller foundation for
higher i>(l .>??;?? j,?n. w 1 i | e.iii I ribii to
f IT. 0,0 On toward an endowment fund,
pt ov i'lf;l 53^0.000 is eont rlbutod
from other sovirccj b-'foro June 2,
1 ;i 1 o *
( c it v 11 s P.ill Veto c;?.
Washington, I>. ('. ? r.eraufie If In
vol ves 1 lie Knolls system in appoint
1 .. 1 !!is. President KooseVelt vetoed
C": 1 LI- ! 1 > CiUing the census.
BY CABLE.
st* % *?!? Ueilines Imitation.
ui'\ . Switzerland. ? President
r ? v . ? I * ha.; deelitx d an invitation
: ? i.il t!i ? looth anniversary of the
i ir.Ii <1 .lorm t'nlvin. to be observed
.'ul> I it. w!i<mi a .nioiui moiit to the re
! 'i i* 1 1 : i' :* i j in I' * tin veiled.
I'. >. l'.elief Ship at Naples.
N.t; !i Italy. ? -The American re
"n I f i.aiin i- Celtic arrived here from
? ".?Mania Sh ? bad been aiding the
anl fj ;aU<> stift'erers. The Mayor eli
te; i .1 (lie officers with ;i reception.
I'. S. f i !"i jt- :?% Uainjuetert.
l.ia a. I'tTii.-r- The officers of the
Ann rtean I'acilir squadron, anchored
it. ("all.to hiivbor. v. ere entertained at
a liat'qm i in the palace by President
in I :? v . v.i^atr Kadinm.
l.' ; l ? I ' e . , Cermaii y. ? The T'nl
? . .im i : !!? i.b lb. 14 has received a
! I '.I < i it t\,i the establish
' ? m; ? i a br..t;eh to Investigate ra
? i ii lit.
Mi \'a..'t n 1 ir.nl .J* 7.. 10.
I .f.:! i - Carrie Nation was fined
?'7 I h rusting her umbrella
:.i ii.: :ii a Window ot a car on the nil
>'< . .1 r..ilw;:y upon which a clg
: ; ?? i 1 1 isonieiit was pasted.
( a v ; en l?eelnr? d Cured.
l: . : i .j :'in; .a:u> Castro, former
!?; r ' < ' Venezuela, who went
. 1 . a.! .a ion a month a so. baa
? ! .:?? | ' . i \ a t ?? sani.a.i nini hero, hav
iV ? a declared eu. ed.
\ 1 ,:>eial Ci-isS.
ah'.i: ? I e - u. i Tyne. ? Winston
;*i !? . I'hnt.aiil president r.f the
P i:d of Trade, in a speech here said
t.aat a general el.-ctioa ' already is on
i r e bor.zen an 1 will not to iinprop
. I e. aided "
' It.; i -a v ( ? ( , j brail nr.
. i S iain ? Admiral Sperry
? i.s'tii-.l tru- battle efficiency tlas to
ti.i- lattb'ship \ ermont as thv fleet
>,\ tJibr il'.ar on its voyage to Hamr
i on l". "ad sr.
'I fii'ftiiit Ititt til ings RU I ."??)
I.oudoa U.e sab* of coins col
leet'd by the la.e K s Hanson, o!
'!-ool;i\e. N V . h rnr?* letradichni ??
-live/ i oi 1 1 in atieieiii (iraeee, t?nld for
S"Jir?0. :'ae compel ition \u?s keen,
and a number of other coins brought
I . e. in * I to } 1 GOO.
\iuerirnii Miui.slers Transferred.
r.aci-.i'f. . ? Horace G. Knowles.
the American Minister to Roumanln
look hm r.e; at'iui e. Ho lias been
( ratisTerrf d to Nicaragua, and will be
succeeded here by ?nc^i" E Idy.
T/Ouise Seeks Ix'opold'x Ixive.
Berlin. ? Tho Tngeblatt 8ay? that
Princess I.onise of Llelnluni, the eld
t -ai r.auafbter of Ktn* Leopold and
the divorced wife of P?*ucb Philip of
.Saxe-Cohurg and C.otha. arrived In
l^eriln lueo^alta to teelc the Rood
offices of Kmneror William In effect
ing a reconciliation with her father^
I V >m< ot ii nl Pirtnren For Maryland.
PavJr. ? .T??a Paul f.anren*. th*
K/encli a vt is.' t \t paintin? four lar*r
' an?h ri^stined f?r tha Court Hoast
t Ka'tlmor-, Md., portraying t>.
To Enjoys
tho full confidence of tho Well- Informed
of tho World and tho (/ommendttiAn of
the most eminent phyaiciana it was esaeij.
tiul that tho component part* of Syrup
of Tig* and Klixir of Senna should bo
known t> and approved by them; there
fore, tho California Fig Syrup Co. pub
li0l.CN a full iKatemcnt with every package.
Tho jK-rfect purity and uniformity of pro
duct, which they demand in a laxative
remedy of an < thical c haracter, are assured
by tho Company',) original method of man*
ufacturo known to the Company <tfdy.
Tho figs of California an,' used in tho
production of Syruo of Figs and Flixir of
Senna to promote* tho pleasant taste, but
the medicinal principle* are obtained from
plants Known to act most l>eacficialiy.
To get itfl beneficial effect* always buy
tho genuine ? manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only, and for u?id
by all leading druggi?t?,
XANTHINE hair
Colo
fttotot I)?ndrnff ?nd fcurf. InvlfOJlt'
i)rfv#nti the il tie from fulling off r<
>y Klohmorid, KynchlHirg. V * , ami libit
Ai\ . Driirifl?t? or tent rtlrcct W
IgoutM &nd
. For >tl?
libitltnor*.
KANTHINP COMPANY. RICHMOND. Vi
? 1 per bottle, ft KHipIo bo i (le #fic by Mull.
(Jirculoi* Xent on U ijuttl
Go, 7- *09.
CAPUDINE
CURES COLDS
and GRIPP fc??
KoUovoh the Hcht'H and feverishneBB.
Contain* No Aoatanltldo
Water poured into a hole is not
wasted if the other end of the hole is
properly located.
ONE K I DN KY~GON E,
Out Cured After Doctors fciaid Xlicrtf
Was No Hope.
f,ylvaniiB O. Verrlil, Mllford, Me.,
Bays: "Flvo years ago a bad Injury
pnralyicd mo and
affected my kid
neys. My back
hurt me terribly,
and t ho urine \v;? 9
budly disordered.
Doctors Kuid my
right kidney v., -is
practically deal.
They paid "Trould
never walk a train. I
I road of noaiV'n Kidney I'illd anil be
gan using them. One box made mo
stronger find froor frori t> f 1 1 t ir o ? > t
on lifting thorn, and in three months
was able to pet out on crutclios, and
the kidneys were acting better. I im
proved rapidly, discarded tin* crutches
tind to the wonder of n;y friends was
soon completely cured."
Sold by all dealer:!. no rcn ts a box.
FoHter-Milburn Co,, IJuffalo, N. Y.
If you sui't i i'<| il is isof uece.-sary
lo t ? I ! how vim did it: it shows for
ilsel i*.
I.nniu Ibick Prescript Ion.
Considerable discussion Is being
caused among tin* medical fraternity
by the Increased iisu of whiskey for
lame back and rheumatism. It Is an
almost Infallible cure when mixed
with certain other ingredients and
taken proyerl.v. The following Is thu
formula :
"To one ounce r>f Torlft compound
and one ounce syrup Sarsapnrllla com
pound add one-half pint of good whis
key. Take In tahlespoonful doses
before each meal and before retir
ing "
It In surely worth trying by any
ono who may be afflicted.
Some people spend money .just nc
it tiiO.V had turned il, but those who
have earned il do not
HOW TO CURE RHEUMA.JSM.
ft I s An Internal !>i<ense and K
quires An Internal Remedy.
The c.ui.so of Kiu'iimat .-mi and kindred
disease* in an i:\t ?? -.a of uric a<nl in the
blood To i i?vo I his terrible di-ease tins
acid must be expelled an I the system .so
regulat i that no uioi u neid will be formed
in excessive < j ?j;i ;it .t ??--?. Rheumat ism is an
intcrn.il diMMM* .in. I rc pi ires an mteri.:d
remedy. Uubt>iiiu with (tils and Liniment*
will not i- urc, .ill. .|ils only temporary relief
at best, cause;! you to delay the proper
treatment, and allows the malady to j;et a
tinner hold on y . > 1 1 l ,iioiin ni> iua\ ease
the pain, but they will 1:0 more tine Kheu
mat ism than i<amt will change tl.e libre
of rotten wood
Science h.i.< at last discovered a per
fect and complete Mire, win h h tailed
" H hen macule. Teste I m bundled* >1
c*jiw, it has c..e te I the most marvelous
cures w e belie-, e it W ill cure you. IJio-ti
maeide "pets ..t the joint : from the in
side," sweeps ( e : I th.? sv*
tem. tone.< up the >t.Miur i, refill. il?-< ti.e
liver and kidneys and tr.ikc? yen well all
over. llhcuinaci.ie "atrd-M the root* of
the disease mi l i-?ujoves its enme." Thi<
splendid lemely is s<-.|.t l.v diiuuisti and
dealers penei r.!i> t .*>? c , n l $1 a b. t T lo.
In Tablet f.ijiu ,.i 'J.',, , an I .>?Y. i package,
(let a bottle f Sax li.- <1.1 t t.ee if you
write t r> Mobbitt" < he.ni.al c'y.. Diilti
more. Md
Many rn advei tiscnv nt ha? paid a
profit after bc::i:r considered a loss.
Iiinv I ' ti r?-*- Pro lit s For Country ltoj?.
This is the time cl the year wh*u the
average country toy not only get* ? great
amount o! kjmhI and nlca-ure out ot fur
liMiiping. but couMiteiable proiit and
ixx'ket money. It aw rui-s in nnut year*
mivo brought remarkably kihkX pricw.
Fashion has oritaiueu that evci v la.lv must
wear furs, consequently thu demand lni>
increased. Prices of turs ure higher than
they were last season. M. bAlttl. Sc Son's,
La>V I8VH.I.K, Kv., make a specialty of Raw
Fur*, and a visit to their fur room is an in
teroating siglit, tor here can la* iound furs
from every section ot the Cuit<st States.
Thny roceivo shipments from all over th?
country in answer to their weekly price
Hat, which they ivsue every Friday. This
price Hat ia furnished the shipper uj>on ap
plication. Write for it.
Oh, wliat a goodly outside false
hood hath. ? Shakespeare.
Plica Cured In 0 to 14 Day*.
Pato Ointment w guarantied te cur* any
ca?*ol Itrhuiv, Mind, II feed in* or Prut iudtnr
Pi 1m la 6 lo 14 daya or moaey rtfuodtd. fiOe.
Tlw difference between a man's
opinion* and the fact* in the ease is
'fenerally th* troth.
?asraS&Kss.
All H? Had.
Wlfo~ What do you moan by brlnij
tog those ryuddy feet in here?
Husband ? '8cu#? inn, m'dear (hl<:>;
dld'n' have any othursh fbrllig. Hud
bard time feltln' theesh la. -The Bo
hemian. ? -
Catarrh Cannot |l# Cured
With M)CAl. A I'i'i ic a i io.nh, ?? they I'?nnat
rem h the seat of the disease. Catarrh it ?
tj|<><>< 1 or constitutional disense, and in order
to cure it you must take eternal remedies
II. dl ? Cntnrrh t'uie is taken internally, and
nets dnt-cfly yr? the blood and mucous sur
face- 1 1 mI>'? Catairb Cure is not t? quack
medicine. It w is present**! by one ol the
iicbi physicians in this country lor ye am.
kihI w it regular prescription. It ia composed
of tbc ban t Dim-it known, combined with the
beat blood tiUflfier*. nctinu directly on lb*
mucous surface*. 1 ??? perfect combination
of the two ingredient* is what produce*
such wonderful refill tK in curing catuub.
Bend for Kfttnuoniala, free.
F J. Ciiknky A Co., I'rona., Toledo, O.
tvdd -liv druggists, price, 7flc.
lake I J a 1 1' ? I'Minily IMIs for constipation.
A QOOI) CMBNT.
First Lawyer-^! wish I had been
living In King Solomon'# time.
8?cond Lawyer ? Why?
First Lawyer? He had seven bun*
dred wlvea. Think of the divorce
builness he couUl have throwu In mj
way,? llhiatratM Bits.
The Vermta Almanac.
Ths druagiata Jtnvo nlrandy baen supplied
with ih? Perutift almanac for 1000. In od?
rlition lo th? regular astronomical matt'l*
usually furnish*! in almanacs. tho articles
on ruitroUigy ara very attractive to most
people, Too m^nts! characteristics of each
sign are uiveri with faithful accuracy. A
list of luclcy and unlucky days will be fur
nished to thoa4 whp have our nlronnacSj
frca of charue. Address The iVruna Ce,, !
Columbus. O.
One-half the world knows not how
the other half lives.- Kicnch.
Many Children Are Sickly.
Mother Oriiy'B. Hwiu't powders fur Children,
tuM'd by Mother Oruy", a nurse in Children's
Home. New York, cure Hummer Complaint,
reveriwhiiemi. -Hcwdiiehe. Ktoinuch Troubles,
Teething Disorders and Destroy Worms. At
ull Druggists', 2.V\ Huniple mailed r?EU.
Address Alien 8. Olmsted, Le Uoy, N. Y.
One takes the Odor of one 'a com
pany. ? Chinese,
Mrs. YVinslow's frothing Syrup for Children
teef hing, softens (begum*, reduces intlamuif
tivb, ailayfiyuu. cures wiud colic. Wc a bottle
Work comes naturally lo some peo
ple, but the fellow who rocs to work
naturally is the one that counts.
Brown's Bronchial Troches nro of
fire.at fcorvlep In curing Hoarseness,
Coughs, and Soio Throat. In bores 2.*i
coats; Samples mailed free. John I.
Drown & Son, Hosion, Mass,
Perhaps. you can't help foci i us? en
vious. but at least you can help
shmv+mr it and so making .yourself
obnoxious.
Only One "llrofno Qulnlno"
I'hni is Laxative Uromo Quinine. Look
for llic signature of K. \V. Urove. i'seii the
\S orid over to One a Cold in One Day. 2?>o.
Gflodncss cannot become habitual
'.vj v.*i!i to be better than we
absolutely need to he.
llod, WfiHlt, Weary, Wntory ICyee
Uehevod b> Murine Kyc Remedy.
Compounded by Kxj^ericnccd Physicians.
(.'?informs !?> I'ure l'otxl a:vt I>nitf Laws.
Murine l><>e??n't Smart; Soothes hye l'ain
A l anilful of might is better than i
a sackful of right. ? German.
I* ! ? nty of KxerrtKO Necessary.
?Plenty of regular oxcrciio must be
taken la oi'dcr to keep the body in a
healthy condition. Any excessive or
unusual exertion, however, is sure to
cause stiffness and soreness of the
muscles and joints.
To counteract this effect there is
nothing better than Sloan's Liniment,
l a/ it on lightly where tho muscles
have been st". ined; it'retfulres no rub
bing for it penetrates right to the
bono, relieves any congestion and in
('.animation and makes tho muscles
elastic and pliant.
Sloan's Liniment Is a great boon to
athletes, for It not only relieves pain
and stiffness, but it is an excellent
remedy for sprains, c its, bruises and
cramps.
Mr. J. I'. Price of Tuseumbla, Ala.,
writes:? "I am an engineer on tho
Southern ltoad from Chattanooga to
Memphis. Tmn. The continued ele
vation of my arm upon the throttle
gives it a sore feeling when on a long
journey, and there is nothing that
will take the soreness out like Sloan's
Liniment, nnd I keep a bottle in my
grip always."
Never put the advice of a friend
in tl.e same pocket you carry money.
Two Boxes of Tcttcrine Cure Tetter
Case cf 10 Yer.rs Sanding.
"I have been troubled with a sovcro
cuse ?>f Tetter for Ion years; have tried
il.-v ti.ii* In nearly every State In tho un
ion. as I am on tho road nil the time.
In I'uiunU'ln l.?st week a druggist recom
mended Tetterlne. I laughed at him, but
? ?ought a box that g\ve in? relief, "so 1
toi'Kht another and am entirely well. I
shrill lake gieat pleasure tn telllnit all
people In the show business of your mar
velous skin remedy." Lew Wren,
Chicago, til.
Tetterlno euros Kclpm.i Tetter. King
Wo-m. Ground Itch, Helilng T'lles. In
fnnt's Pore' Head, Ptmples. Polls R-<u>jh
.?<?nty Patches on the Face. Old Ite'ii
Dandruff. Cankered Hcalp. Hua
i I'ninn, Chll'dnlns and every form of
-I, !n niscase. Tetterlne 50c; Tetterlno
-'imp ?i?c Your drugzlst, or by mall from
i bo manufacturer, Tho Shuptrlno Co
Savannah, Oa.
No black balls are cast against t be
man who m..kcs application to join
? be down ami cut club.
To restore a normal action to liver, kid
neys, stomach ami l?owcl?, take Uartiuid
Te.iv, tho unld hero laxative.
The man with a schema is more
likely to be hungry than the one with
a spade. So. 7-'00.
CHILD HAD SIXTY BOILS
And Suffered Annually With' a Red
Scnhl-Liko Humor on llcr Head?
Troubles Cured by Cuticura.
"When my little Vivian waa About sis
months old her head broke out in boil*.
She had about sixty ip all and I used Cuti
cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment which
cured her entirely.' Sometime later a
humor broke out behind her ears and
spread tip on to her head until it woe near
ly half covered. The humor looked like a
scald, very red with a aticky, clear fluid
coming from it. Thia occurred -every
?rring. I always used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment whieh never failed to heel ii up.
The laat time it broke out it became eo bad
that 1 waa dieeonraged, Dut I continued
the uee of Cwtkura Soap, Ointment and
Koedvent until ahe waa well and hee never
been troubled in the laat two rear*. Mrs.
Coughing Spells
srs proaytly rsllev'4 by ? sin
gU ii-v? of VUo't Cure. 1 1>?
regular u?c of tliU famous re
ww dy will relieve live worst
form of courli#, t olds, Iv?i;w
Cs*t, broaclttUs, ??i l?'U tod dis
ease# of IN tbrwM AM If-"**.
Absolutely frse from lurmTul
Am^t 41. J oi'Utes. For h*U a
Miliary the hoo*shol4 imk))'
in rniinont of homes.
At ?U druggists', 23 els.
$80
.flnh
M^coW, Gio<oiyi /
w.iWTh?6cU<JOV pV t*U?i K inn ???
IT <T ftXtrrtmun,
I (j.iJtl JQII,
VmvuI m\. -
CUBED
Given
Qlllok
Relief.
Dropsy
Rtmovei all awaiting in I t? M
<Uys i anacta ? parminaut curi
In jo to to ?ia?a. TriaUraatwanl
glvan fraa, Pethtogoan ba falrai
Nothing Naw or
MytUrioui.
"ASK
YOUR
GRAND'
MOTHER."
r<(r many j?eimr?iion? uoosb u >>?.? ??? im> M.ji
reooKrit'?'t ** ? w >ii.larfiil reraadUl tdaiiiut*
ir. treating ftud curt u;* 1'aouai >n:?. Orlpps,
amt Neur&ljfla. KICK'S U0 ).>1
QlliC A9K'I?l Ml M K.N 1' U in i<1? from pur? i|oo??
jrr<-a?<, with othnr t?lu?bl? ourativc litgr*
dte> it t* a<Med Try. It
S5?? At ?U Dru^glcta and U *?lera? 95?.
3003B GREASE COMPANY,
JOHN WHITE & CO.
LOUItVaitt. KY.
r?T*aii3Mro mi
fllchest market price pntd i
:5k FURS
oud BIDES
Wool or
C.otnmliston.
? inirc I*t u? M*n<1 toilFRKK A ftO-C?n|
I AlJlLo l?o* <>r vri'.l man' A, n tln-.na
L Trtnlmeiil tur IVtuula Dlctuac*. WrlH
H?W. Kb WIS MKH> K.K . Df|)l ?. i>?Tn?IT MlcM
Classified
Advertisements
MAI KhMFN \V ANTE I) _
WAV1KIJ- AimIvi-, i iiei'Ki'ttO muu to rcurHU'Ut ll*i
I't oil lull p i o> III" lis. II id i >i ri molt i >1 x iii"iitv.
( Mill wn-ll I jr f <1 vkIK <! i t'i>ni|?U\tf ??til A( (> t e Unu
llj liicilluW' T fur i ur ij>irr?l otTrr W.T II'K D A CO,
ol.D t>OM.NrON M I5SKUIKS.
Ilcnll'in tin* I'aji-r m< ilMoND.VA.
THRi.Hl A UXI I ( <?k I IHIt >V| It.SKXI or r
l?jr All T pill. UlilliK I) IIH- A m:u llflrtnl 1 l.llt
v-.|?iii?> ea 111 >ii of ' Mrtktri | Id on of llli> t.rlil '? I . ?(
l/liTiilurr. ' lii 'luilliiK i <.?>k r. rk. ?? x |,r. ?? pr?-| ti.l.
?ni1 ft < i-ar t. mlisrrlptlou t?> " uiie l I lii'iui i>: ?
lil fi r $ ' <U. W i II p fl-li K i ll lien \V, 1>. W aLI.ACK,
I'.O. I OX. No. i ?. NENViiKU.N. V C.
Making Cigars.
| Tn the cigar factory the bales are '
i opened as needed. The tobacco re- j
quired f o r the days' work is llrst '
1 <l>nniw>nofl tmrl tltfiti ??, w>c t i t I Iw. cf nn, I
| | . . ^ ^ . . I . j
pers, who remove the stem and mid- j
I rib of the Uaf. The leaves are classi- '
lied into wrappers and tillers and i
tinned over to the ciuar-makcr. who.,
wilh no other tool than a knife, cuts j
out his wrappers, shapes the liller !
in the 'hollow of his hand and deftly
rolls the materia) into a finished
rijrsi r. Theie are ei.li'a r-n akiiu' ma
chines, but these are ? mployr.d only
[ for making the cheap: r grades of
leigats lioui domestic tobacco. It is
[a peculiar fact that despite the won
derful p? ogress of mechanical con
trivances iu all lines of manufacture,
the better tnades of cigars are made
today exactly as they were a hun
dred years ago. ? Carl Werner, in
The Hohcmian Magazine for Fcbru
a ry.
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Louisville, Ky. ? "Lydia E. IMnk
ham's Vcgetablo Compound has cer
trm lv clone nie a
world of good and
I cannot praiso it
enough. I Buffered
from irregularities,
dizziness, nervous
ness*, and a severe
femalo trouble.
I .ydiaE.Pinkham's
Vegetable Oonir
pound has re 8 to ml
1110 to perfect
health and kept nie
from the operating
tabic. I will never bo without this
medicine in the house." ? ]Nlrs. Sam'l
Lke, 8f?M Fourth St., Lohisvillo, Ky.
Another Operation Avoided.
Adrian, (la. ? "I suffered untold
misery from female trtfnbles, and my
doctor said an operation was my only
chance, and I dreaded -it almost as
much as death. Lydia K. Pinkhanv's
Vegetable Compound completely cured
mo without on operation. ? Lena V.
Hknry, H. F. 1). 3.
Thirty yenra of unparalleled suc
cess confirms the power of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
euro female diseases. The great vol
.uflio of unsolicited testimony constant
ly pouring in proves conclusively that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a remarkable remedy for those
distressing feminine ills from which
so many women suffer.
A man should advertise likft ho
marries ? for twenty-four hours, and
for keeps.
COLT DISTEMPER
of *11 fi* tti? of 0Ut?inpw. ?*??? rem*!/ ?*w known $ot bun la
fo*l. OnoT*?MWfM?**Ht**l to ??ur?oa? <?????. MV >u<1 #1 *U>4tU(
??h.!$lU.io*?p.<>f<?rwa*U??fc?<1 h*rnu??d*?l?r?.oriAl?pnH|
Wirt by ni?iiuftti'tur4r< Oul ?>?.*? Im>W U> |X>ulUc? throitU. O ur
fr*? Booklet ?!*?? ?v?rjrtWa?. Uml MMkt* w?u?<l L*r*?rt
??Ul<m ku? r?nt4i la )"??
IPOHN MKDICA
L CO., Ck??U*t* M IkU'ImucmU. U
Why Sutter ?
Arc you one of the thousands of women wKo
suffer from female ailments 1 If so, don't bo discour
aged, qo to your druggist and get a bottle of Wine of
Gardiu. On the wrapper are rull directions for use.
During the last half century, Cardui has been
established in thousands of homes, as a safe remedy
for pain which only women endure. It is reliable,
contains no harmful ingredients and can be depend
ed on in almost any case. ?
CARD U I
It WIN Help You
Mri. Charlei Bra g& of Sweetser, tni.> tried CarcltiL She
wtftesi "Tongue cannot tell how much Cardui has done ior me.
Before t bepan taking Cardui I could not do n day's work. I
would work awhile and lio down. I shall always givo praise to your
medicine/' Try Cardui.
AT ALL DRUG* STORES
CORN
requires th?J*?st selected seed and the m?t thorough cultiva'
tion; but the real difference between profit and loss on tlio
crop depends on Potash. It makes strong, sturdy stalk* and
well shaped ears filled out to the very tip, with every kernel
sound. Fertilizers high in phosphoric acid, with a little nitro.
gen, won't do. They need Potash to complete them ? 15 to 20
lbs. to the hundred. Supplement the manure or clover or fer
tilizer with 50 lbs. of Muriate of Potash per acre.
POTASH IS PROFIT
Va'.uabl e literature , Fret, on FtrttUziny Corn and all other Oroya
QERHAN KALI WORKS, 1221 Condlcr Bldg, Atlanta
KEW YORK? 93 Ntsstu St. CHICAGO; Monsdaock Block
f, A RR A (!F. PI , ANTR PftR" SALE
VlAA^jLTiAVnU 1. AJ1111 AN/ JL VII MilUJUl
We are situated on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad main
line with four expresses daily. Any one buying cabbage
plants from us will have one day's advantage over the Meg
gett and Young's Island territory, as they have only one ex
press a day. Our plants are frost proof and will stand any
climate.
Lots 1,000 to 5,000 $1.25 per thousand.
Lots of 6,000 to 20,000 90c per thousand.
Varieties: Charleston Wakefield, Early Jersey Wakeffeld
and Flat Dutch. Satisfaction and count guaranteed. Always
send cash with order. Give us an order and see for yourself.
GREEN POND PLANT COMPANY,
GREEN POND, SOUTH CAROLINA.
TOOLE cosIIgK
<liuiie<l on l'rh-Hle (Jin.
5 Bushels at $1.00 per bushel; 10 Bush
el* at 90c per bushel; 20 Bushels, at 80c
per bushel, f. o. b., Langley, S. C.
W. H. FRANKLIN, Augusta, Go., R. 4.
PURE
FIELD
Hero aro the best II vo offers of the
season. Have boon in business 24
year* and know good scecjs; t>hlp only
the best.:
Hest Northern Clover, bushel - - - $6.25
Hest Fancy Timothy, bushrl - - - 1.U0
Hest Kentucky Blue Grass, bushel 1.40
llost Kentucky Orchard Grass, bushel 2.26
Host Fancy Red Top. lb. - - - - - .10
Cotton ban's, 20c. Cash with order.
Write for Caluioir and prlc?w on Garden
Seeds and Onion Hots.
WM. CASLER,
118 Second St. LOUISVILLE, K Y.
THE LEXINGTON HOTEL
KICIIMONl), YIRUINIA.
Close to tlie I n>ols, I'ost Office. Capital
holt sale and Retail scctlom.
EVERYTHING F.4R8T-CLA88
RATES REASONABLE.
We Buy
FURS
Hides and
Wool
Ffathrri, Tallow, B??iw?x, Glnitnf,
Golden 8c*l.( Yellow Root), May Apple,
Wild Ginger, etc. We ?re dealer* I
wtibhUl it 18)6? "Over h*H I century It
Louirollo" ? a?d can do better for yoa then
MMk 'cr commioioo nxrekant*. Rdimc*,
My Bank la Loeirrilt. Write for weekly
price lut and dappo* Up.
M. Sabel A Sons,
tt7 L HUM tu LOU It VILLI, ny.
flABBAGE PLANTS rh^T
v/ to p'.txso purchaser. All varieties now
ready .or shipment. Small lot< $1.25 por "M";
lota of 5 000 or over at 1 1 CO pcr 'M" and special
prions on lariro o; de; s. We dve quicker and
prompter service than any other prower in 8.0.
and wo solicit your valued patronasro. Writ#
for our "BOOKLET" on the growth and cuiti*
vat ion of Cal>l>?>re. wrltteh by Geo. L. Band*.
The GEO. L. SAN 1)8 OO .Ilox M!antowle?.?.0,
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS
LOMBARD IRON WORKS, AUGUSTA. G/L
ONION SEED
I*6r Snlzor's cafilog, page 120.
largest growers of onion and vegetable
needs In tho world. Dig catalog froo; or,
(oixl 10o In ntiin-.ps and receive catalog and
1O00 kernels each of onloni, carrot*, celery,
radlshos, 1MX) oarti lettueo, rutabaga, tur?
ntpi, 100 par>Ue y, 100 tomMoos, ttO melons,
1300 charmlr.j Ilowor seed i, In all 10,000 ker
nel*, easily worth 0 1 of any man's monoy.
Or, send '20 r. and wo will add one packogo
of Karltost Poop (Vpay Sweet Corn.
SAIZCR SEED CO.. Box A. C.. Li CrotM, WU.
WE SHIP BEST QUALITY FIELD
ANI) GARDEN SEEDS DIRECT TO
FARM El IK AT LOWEST WHOLE
SALE PltU'ES.
WE SELL CLOVERS, GRASSES,
SEED OATS, SEED CORN, CANE
SEED, MILLET. COW PEAS, SOJA
BEANS, PEANUTS, SEED POTA*
TOES, CARBAGE PLANTS, POTATO
aivd TOMATO SLIPS, ONION SETS,
GARDEN BEANS, GARDEN PEAS,
ALL KINDS GARDEN, FIELD AND
FLOWER SEEDS, LAND PLASTER
AND FERTILIZERS. WRITE U3
FOR PRICES AND SAMPLES.
STATE WHAT YOU WANT.
NASHVILLE SEED CO.
215 Second Avenue, North,
ffashville. Ttnn,
k Cms Through the Blood
Pimples,
Itching
Humors
Rheumatism
Blood