The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 02, 1909, Image 4
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troubled with cramps In the
for tlx your*. | tried many
of. mcdlclne, al*0 w?? treated }
doclori.
?aid that I had tiarvoua dys
I took the medicine for two
thon t got elck Again ard gave
hope* of gattlng cured.
"I aaw a testimonial of a man whose
c*se wai elmllar to mine, being cured
'by Peruna, eo thought I would givo it
r A trial. I procured a bottle at onco,
and commonccd taking it.
*M have takon nineteen bottlee, and
mm entirely cured. I believe Peruna
Is ait that Is claimed for it."? Mre. J.
C. Osml?on, (J I Merchant bt., Watson*
vlile. Cal.
Peruna in Hold by your local ding
giet*. Buy a bottle today.
? l- '? ? ? ? i1 j-u ? KJwnqnnRnansenpae
For the language of t hi) nt ill, small
volco most of us require >int?;r
prcfer, .
A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE
Of Painting Ilcqulrementa Will Bave
'* Much Kxpenee.
Wben ono soes the surface of a
bouae or other building scaling, or
peeling, or s(;ottod or bllntered, or
whowlng other symptoms of paint
"disease," it Is evident that u poor
painter has been on the job, or abut
poor paint wan used -or possibly K?t
a good painter Iiuh been dominated by
a property-owner who know nothing
, about paint.
It Is an easy matter to be informed
on paint and painting. A completo
painting guldo, Including u book of
color schemed, either for exterior or
Interior-- specifications for all kinds
of painting,- and an Instrument for
detecting adulteration In paint ma
terial, with direction* for using it,
mai bo had freo by writing National
Lead Company, 1902 Trinity Illdg.,
New York City, nnd anklng for House
owner's Painting Outfit No. 49.
r Then, every houscownor should
make it u point, to get only well'
known reilublu brands in buying his
xnatorlals. Pure white lead Ih eupe
clally Important, or tho paint will
not provo satisfactory. The famous
?Dutch Hoy Palntor" trademark of
-National l?ead Company, the largest
makers of pure white lead, la an ab
?oluto . guarantoo of tho purity and
quality of tho white loud sold under
tt. That trademark 1b a safeguard
against paint trouble 1
; - Mary's Animil Show.
Mary hud a little lamb
'Twas Persian ? on her coat ;
She also had a mink or I wo
About her dainty throat ;
.A bird-of-parodise, a tern,
And ermine made the hat
That perched at jaunt v an^lo
On I'.or coiffure, largely "rat."
Her tiny boots were sabel toppod,
Her gloves were musk rat; too,
Hor muff had heads and tails of hail'
Tho "critters" in the Zoo
And. when she walked abroad, I ween
She feared no wintry wind;
At keeping warm, 'twas plain to s"c
8Iio had all Nature "skinned,"
? April I Jppincot t 's.
Some of the neckwear worn by
ifaeliionable young men is so loud lint
you can hear it in the next block.
AFTER
DOCTORS
FAILED
Lvuia E. Plnkham's V egeta
. ble Compound Cured Her.
"Willlmantlo, Conn.?" For Ave years
I Buffered untold agony from female
troubles, causing backache, Irregulari
ties, dizziness and nervous prostra
tion. It was impossible for mo to
walk upstairs
without stooping
on the way. 1
tried three differ
ent doctors and
each told mo some
thing different. I
received no benefit
from any of them,
hut seemed to suf.
fer more. The last
doctor said noth
In g would restore I
my health. 1 heean !
taking Lydia E. rinkham'a Vegetable
Compound to mo what it would do,
am4 I am restored to mv natural
health/'? Mrs. Etta Donovan, 13ox
|99# Willimantio, Conn.
The snocess of Lydia 35. Plnkham'fl
Vatatable Compound, mado from roots
(ma herbs, is unparalleled. It may bo
Used with perfect confidence by women
Who Buffer from displacement*, inflam
mation. ulceration. fibroid tumors, ir
regularities, periodic pains, backache,
bearing'-down feoling, flatulsnoy, indi
gestion, diaudness, or nervous prostra*
For thirtyyears Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been the
standard remedy for female ilia, and
suffering women owe it to themselves
to at least give this medicine a trial.
Proof is abundant that It ,ha? cured
thousands of others, and why 6hould it
not cure you ?
Death Lurks In Every
Breeze
especially these cold winter breezes,
when you're so subiect to coughs and
colds. A little cold neglected now
will cause serious trouble later.
There's but one safeguard ?
DR.D. JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT
Keep U in yonr home all the time ?
then you'll be read/ for th? battle.
Dr. D. Jaime's Expectorant remove#
the cause of colds, coughs, bronchitis,
asthma, inflammation of lunga and
?hsM, that's why it Is the W
m ml remedy known. J
It'* *o!d tcen/when In (fast sfoe istftts
TEACHER KilED IN STREET
7 * -? ' " .
Miss Anna Mangano Dies on H*r
Way to SchooL
Bbot hy Philip Mtuigono, H?r Father
' ? Who Trli'M Co Kill Himself?
IlefilMcd to K*pl?lu.
New York City. ? After shooting
and InstauU/ killing Mm daughter,
M1h!? AnuS*-* Mangano, a teacher In
public cchocl, In lOJid street, near
Third avenue, ?a t?hci was walking
through 103d street on hor way to
achool, I'hjllp Mangano attempted to
blow out hla own bruins. A man who
had witnessed tho murder seized him
and two ahotB ftred by Mangano went
wild.
MIh* Mangano, who lived nt 8t.
Cecilia's Institute for Working GlrlJ,
IOCS Lexington avenue, left shortly
1 after 8 o'clock togo u> the school. Khe
carried her lunch, nojno hooka und n
pair of slippers to wi.ur In tho class
room,
. Walking down Bccond avenuo to
I0f!d street, alio turned wfst toward
tho school. As tho got opposlto 100
East 103d street Mangano, who hud
been following her, ran up behind,
pulled a revolver und shot' her
through tho head.
When he saw that ho had killed
the girl Mangano lied < ast through
10 3d Htreet, purr.ucd by a mob that
hud been attracted by the shot and
tho screams of tho tea Choi's. Ho had
gone but a few yurda when Adolph
Schwartz, who raw tho nhootlrig,
huiled himself on tho fugitive juat
ua he turned hln revolver on himself.
'Beliwuriz knocked Mangano'a urm
up, and tho bullet went through tho
slayer's hut, A Second, effort to
uhoot himself reunited in the bulket
going wldo of I Ik murk,
As lie em*s^d Third avenue Ko/gt.
KniMnnd and Patrolman (alaselbrecht
grabbed him. 1 1 1 strength was equal
to tl'^lr#, uud they had to club hlui
before he would submit to arrest.
Frank Lacatlra and h!s Wife, tho
lfttt< r u h later of the dead girl, ar
rived nt the station house r.oon after
and Lacatlra aske<l that. Mangano bo
brought before him. As soon aa La
Cfitlro saw hia fat lier-'?n-ln w, he cried:
"MahKuno, you dog, you ahould bo
tortured for thla; it. la luekv you are
under the care of the polleo cr I
should punish you myself."
Mangano refused to explain.
.??
Shoots Fathoi ami Himself.
J ft in c." tow 11, N. V. ? Lynn Holers
phot and fill-ally wounilcd his father
In-law, A. I*. Andersoji, nt the Joint
hor.ie of the two, at Youngsvllle, Pa.
A few 'minutes later Holges placed
the same revolver to his own head
und put a bullet In his bead.
The shooting look place In front of
Mrs. Hc?l{j:-s, who In a daughter of
Anderson. An old dispute was re
newed when Ilolgen stepped up bo
bird i ho agrd man and, placing Ills
levulvt r at l is bar!:, fired, the bullet
p; netrnt inn thy lung. Mrs. Holges
alarmed tin; neighborhood with her
Ker>nin.'j. Twenty minutes later, as
neighbors began to arrive at the
bouH-\ IJnl^cs tdejtped outside the
doi;r nr> I i;hit himself.
ji:i;si:v si. win iiax<jfi> twice.
Frederick I-on.^ Ft mini Alive When
I/mtred After First Suspension.
N w Hrunswlek . N. .T. ? The last
hanging of a murderer to take placo
In New Jersey occurred hero and was
attended by a Kncationnl episode, J
which lo regarded as fully Justifying ,
tlia chanye from tha rope to the elec- j
trio chair at t'i<> means of executing j
death sentence In this State.
The doomed man, Froderick Lang,
cond'inned ? for the murder of his;
Btepnlecc, 'was found to bo Blill nlivo !
after he had hanged for eight minutes j
und ha 1 been lowered until his feet
touched .the groun 1. lie was again
raised and ten minutes later was pro
nounced dead.
Nearly three years havo elapsed
since the murder was committed. He I
1 s the la3'. iu:in to meet death by sen- |
tence in this manner in.tho Stato of
New Jersay, as hereafter nil men con
demned to pay thic penalty will bo
electrocuted.
The murder ef Mary Gordon took
pine* on April 20, 1 900. Lang had
proposed to the girl, who was then
nineteen years old. soveral times, but j
had been rejected. She threatened
to tell her stepfather if lie did hot i
e t o j> bothering her. I.ang drow hla ?
revolve:- av.d killed her. ? j
PHKACllKK KILLS 1MU0ACIIKU.
Capitalistic Divine Fatally Shoots
l omplalninx Minister. j
I j? ?? ? ? ii ? ? i? . Mo. ? The Rev. M. D
Jjohtioon, of tl.e Free Will Baptist
Chi:: shut and hilled the iter. Sol
omc:; Ode!!, of the Cumberland Pres.
bycerian Church, following a quarrel
nt Uusn. Johnson surrendered. Ho
In also president of the Laclede Coun- j
ty Telephone Company.
Subscribers, including' Odell, com- '
plalncj of the telephone service. To
adjust matters a conference waB hold.
A quarrel developed and meetlivg
Odell later Johnson renewed the trou
ble. Witnesses nay Odell ha'd an open I
knlfo in hla hand when tho other
prcr.cher met him, but closcd It and
begun pulling eft hl? coat. Johmon
then draw a revolver and flrod, and
Odcll fell, Mortally wounded,
Cranberries Are Cheap,
Cranberries V.avo not been doing !
10 well since tho hl^h rrleot reached
at Christmas, and tho3o which remain
are In poor condition and lolling at
$8 to $10 per barrel.
GOVERNOR LILLEY TO REST.
Secretary Gocdw lir, of Hartford,
Conn., Issues a Statement.
I 'art fori), Conn --Charles A. Good
win. executive to Governor
George L. Ll!l?y, Issued the following
statement :
" Governor T.lllry, r.frcr spondlng
yesterday iti Ills oOlc? In Waterbury.
returned t > his homo herj suffering
from nervdus exhaustion and was or
dered to remain In bod fcr a week
by his attending phy*ieinn, Dr. C. C.
Beech, thereby to sccurc a comploto
rest."
DAUGHTERS GET $3,000,000.
Lcgncjr of $100,000 For Miss Young
From General Palmer's Estate.
9
Colorado Springs, Col. ? Tho will of
General William Palmer was probated
here. The estate* which amounts to
about $5,000,000. is given to General
Palmer's three daughters with the
exception of about $700,000. which
Is distributed among frlonda and fam
ily servant*.
The largest slnglo legacy was
$100*000. which was given to Hin_
Gladys Young. danchUi^ of % Co)*,
orado landscape art let, ?
rilUHIDHNT TAI,VT AND II IH FAMILY IN THKIll WIIITJC HTXCAMKlt.
When the announcement wai made
?eversl months ago that Mr. Tuft
would use an automobile, instead of
carriages, during his term at* Preal
deut, much rivalry developed among
the leading manufacturer for the
honor of selling him a car, and the
public watched with Intercut to nee
whnt Mr. Tufjt'a choice would bo. The
knowing ones predicted thatthe White
Steamer would be selected, and thoy
pqlnted out that President Roosevelt
had usod White Steamers for two
yours at hU summer homo ut Oyster
Uav, and had recommended tills make
to Mr. Toft as the moat doHlrable.
This prediction proved correct, al
though Mr. Taft did not rely solely
on Mr. Roosevelt's recommendation,
but with his usual thoroughness, de
termined to have an Investigation
made of all the principal makes. Ac
cordingly, he asked several ofllcerB of
the War Department to look Into tho
matter for him, and they tested many
makes of cars, vlBltod a numbor of
factories, so that they n}lght see what
materials wero used, and, Anally, thoy
Invest Iguted tho records of tho differ
ent type? of carB lu public contests
and In private sorvlce.
When their labors were completed.
the officials reported urfantmouiily to
Mr. Taft li> favor of tbo White, arid
accordingly a car of this make was
immediately ordered -from the manu
facturers, The White* Company, of
Cleveland.
The new car was delivered to Mr.
Taft In Washington a few days b?
foro his inauguration, and since that
time It has been in almost constant
"use. There ban uot been a day when
tho President or some members of his
family haVo not been seen riding,
mound the National Capital In the
new car. It is hinted that Mr. Taft
likes fast traveling, and that when he
.rides out into tho open country, he
docs not always Insist that tho speed
of (be car bo kept within tho legal
limit*, .
E. W. Cans, manager of the
southern branch of the White Com
pnuy, 126 Marietta street, Atlanta,
Ga., said recently tP a corre
spondent ' ! this paper: "Wo ,*re re*
colvlng many Inquiries each day ask
ing for full details regarding the con
struction of Mr. Taft's car, and In re
ply wo are sending coplos of our cat
alog. Mr. Tnft'n car la exactly like
any Qtlior Modol 'M' 40 horse-power
White Bteamer except that his car
has the United State* coat-of-araM
painted on either door. In pthir
word*, when we make a ear for th*
President of the United Btatea theM
I* no way In which we cgn make it
any better than the car Vhlch yoii,
or anybody else, can puronat4 from
U*."
"Borne of those writjn* to ma about
Mr. Taft's car say that, although they
are very desirous of having a car like
Mr. Taft's, they are afraid that such
a car is somewhat larger and morf;
expensive than they deslro. In reply
to these letters I point out that our
Model 'O' 20 horse-power car is ex
actly like our 40 horse-power model,
except as regards the sice of th* dif
ferent part*. The principle of con
struction I* exactly the same and thd
smaller car possesses all the desirable
qualities of our larger model. In
other words, I point out that they can
secure an exact dupllcateof Mr. Toft'*
car for $4000, or a car of the same
qualities, but of smaller dimension*,
for only 92000. Judging by the de
mand t or Whltq cars, a good propor
tion of those desiring to purchase au
tomobiles nro quite content to trust
President Taft's judgment as to th*
best and most desirable make."
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
Color nwrc flvnxU h-!b'M?T ?n-l fiv^irr iwilorr. than an/ othor ?Jyo, O no Do, <?9lor:j ;J? ni K>r?. They *17* In coWl wator better than any other dye. Tpl
cum <)) v any Karn.ri?i witboul ilppitur u|-urt. Wrlto for freo book lot- flow to uyo, Kleooh and Mix Color*. MOIIftOI? DI1UC3 CO,, Quliioy* Illinois
OUT OF 1 HE GINGER JAR.
JFrom April Farm Journal.
A hasty man never wants -woe,
Till not all you hear, but hear all
)on tell.
'I he cheaper the shoes t ho louder
the squealc.
Advice may he too expensive a gift
?vrn for Plutocrats.
Tl.e wife of a henpecked husband
is usually set in her ways.
If j oung Spendthrift would settle
down lie might scon he ahlo to settle
up.
You cannot always gauge Hip im
?' i f >' I he an^le it t
which he wears his hat.
Mr*. W '? ?*???? ;i..t <> i ui< lor Oiijilmi
lee! long, sottous t li? ^ i i.-jucej inllamm ??
'k>u, tiUya iwun, eurf* n iml cctic.in: u boltl.'
To a spinster, naught is so dis
rouraging as lo tw told there arc no
u:arriag< 8 in Heaven.
| Ask Your l>c:tlor for A llcn'i Knot- Kn??,
i A powder. It i t*Mt m Hit; I eel. (. twos Corns,
| iiuniutis, Swollen, Sot e, I lot, (.'ullous, Aching,
[ Swvuting Foot und Ingrowing Nails. Allen ?
Koot-Kn** makes ne ve ?r t lylit shoe* easy. At
| all Druggists unci Shoe stote.s, 25 cents. Ao
| cept no nil tMSt it ttt e. Sam [>le mailed KtlFH.
| Audi cms Allen S. Olmsted, I.eHny, N. Y.
I Ur.il ware is never cheap.
Wise jk*o'?1o use Ha ml ma Wizard Oil to
stot> pain blcnuse they know ?'? always
makes good. Foolish people try experi
ments. AaU your druggists about it.
No matter how well mother may
feel alio is continually on the mend..
Itch cured in minute-' hy Woolford'i
Bnoiiorv v tn '? At itm/guts.
I Thero are no stripes on a flngstono,
J but if one fulls on it hard enough he
will be likely to see stars.
Kor CuTns nn<l <JIMl\
Hide's Capi'DInk la the hest remedy
relic vrn the erhlntr nnd fc\ erlshnes?? cures
the Cold and restores normal conditions. It's
Ikjuld- effect* immediately. 26c. ana
Mc.. at drug stores.
Some lVlks have rats in their gar
rets, some have rats in (heir cellars,
and while not a few young ladies have
good-sized ia!s in their hair.
A Domestic Kye Ilemrdy
! ('omnr.iindcd l.y Experienced Physicians,
('on forms t" I'tire I'ood and Drugs Ijiws
\\';n? Friends Wherever Used. Ask Drug
for Si nrin-? I've Kemody. Try Murine.
Think alound to noue save thine
other s<:\ f.
When Y on Visit Itlclimond Stop at
Hotel Lexington.
It li a jrenulus | leature to n wesiy trav
eler to talc* tbe.'ler Iq Hotel LfXtagion,
lliuhmond, Va. Jlr. Felix Keshan, the pras
id?>nt And Jkir, J. K. Donahue, Hsoretary
TroAiursr greet rou with suoli ho?tly oor
dlsllty that yrtu ?6el at home, Their ueat,
olsan, w?ll-ks|>t and ootrforinblft Mslim
bes;sd room*, with thsir fnu'.t'.ess outline
taunting ?T?rjr wawt of lbs Inner maOi
axplAlul lbs popularity of tbo I.oilogtoa,
I f You i i n vo $ 1 ,000
von cad Join a ryrdionte of scund And ?olld
| l.u?lns?s men to Ocntlcue the dsvelopmont
ot a m'tilntf pro| criy thowii.tf leinutk iiblo
I < sdbtlliiee.
Oe of tjiur value now in sight, t?.d com
pletion mentis nn independent fortune for
esoh roeu>ber. Full Informs:!- n At j ersonnl
I In'e'* lew or I y letier. W. N. Nkwkl-, 17
Ea?t <5ih ht. New York, N. Y
F.verv r?*d?r ?h<.tild know tlint Itheumnclde
? L'qftiil nnd TaMets? cute* i heiiiuntlMn
to >tA)' cum d. Itl>euir>aol<le strikes the root
i-f tbe di-ea^e atul n ranve^ lit. cnuso This
*t len did temrdtr Is solil l>v drtiKKhts nhd
dta'ers generally at Sr5 nnd 50c a bottle.
A great city is it great solitudo.
Hero's Kelicf.
ff wo must be afflicted with weak,
aoro and Inflamed eyes, It Is consoling
to know thero la such a ready relief
within our reach as Doctor Mitchell's
Rye Salve. One bottle usually effects
complete oure. Have you ever tried
thla wonderful remedy? All itoree.
Price 35 cnts.
How forcibly are right words, ? Job
ObI; One MBromo Quinine"
That Is Laxative Bromo Uthmm;. Look
for tbo signature of B. P?**- y***
World ever to Ore a Cold in Oae Day. M*.
Youth, indigestion and hope are the
Aral steps on the ladder of fame.
Dyspepsia and constipation are avoidable
Herb
Most anybody can retail butter,
and vegetables, but we have
n?- met a man smart enough to re
tail a dog. -
Four Year Case of Eczema Cured.
tcsy Vernon 8t., St. Ixnils, Mo.
Mr. .1. T. Hliuptrlne, Savannah, Ga,
Iiear Sir:? My sinter, Mrs. Klton, has
' pent to you for your Tetterlno for my
use. I have hud eczema for four years,
and have tried evorylhltiK possible to
cure It, without success until I tried Tet
tttrlnc. I even went to a noted specialist
nml pot no relief. Am glad to nay that
your medicine has cured mo after six
months' trial. Miss A. B. King.
TettGrlne cures l-'ezema, Tetter, King
Worm, Oround Itch. Itching PIIcb, In
fant's Koro Head, liolls. ItTVgli
Scaly Pntehcs on the Face, Old Itching
Pored, Dandruff, Cankered Bcalp, ll. ni
tons, Corns, Chilblains and every form of
Sklrv r>la<"a,se. Tetterlno 50o: Tetterlno
Boap l!6c. Your druggist, or by mall from
tho manufacturer, The Hhuptrlno Co.,
Bavar. nab, Oa.
There is quite a difference between
i lit; door-jarub and the jam that moth
er used to make.
Piles Cured In ? to 14 Pay*.
I'oto Ointment is guaranteed to curc any
ca^coi I IcIuok. Hlinu, Weeding or Protruding
I 'ilcs in 0 to 14 days or money refunded. OOo.
One of the most insidio.fs and un
expected forms of attack, is to tread"
upon u tack.
STRUCK DOWN,
Worn Out and Prostrated With a
Treacherous Trouble.
M I ss Emma Shirley, Kill Duck, N.
Y., says: "Under my doctor's treat
ment for general de
bility and stomach
trouble 1 tailed to
Improve, and bad to
take io ray bed. I
wa? terribly ner
vous; headache and
dizzy spelle and aw
ful Rpeila of pain in
the back racked me.
Tho kidney aecre
tlona were much disordered. I con
sulted specialists, but without relief,
and sunk lower and lower until given
up to die. Kidney trouble was tho
cause all the time, and when I began
using Doan'g Kidney Pills I began to
Improve right away. In good time I
was cured, and gained every bit I
had lost."
Sold by all dealers. 50 cent# a bo*.
Foster-Mllburn Co.. nuffnlo. N. Y.
The man who persistently aits
down is sure to become hr.nl up.
ECZEMA BURNED ^ftND ITCHED.
Spread Over Hand, Amu, Leg* one)
Face? II Wa? Something Terrlblo
? Completo Curo by Cuticur*.
"About fifteen or eighteen years aao eo
toraa developod on top of my hana. M
burned And Itched co much that 1 wna
compelled to ahow it to a doctor. He pro*
nounced It ringworm. After trying hie dif
ferent remedies the dirocvw inoreaeed and
went up my arra? And to my Itga and
finally on my fae?. The burning waa eome.
thing terrible. 1 went to another doctor
who had the reputation of bting the beet
in town. He told me It waa ectema. Hi?
medicine checked the advance of the die*
ease but no further. I finally conoluded to
try the Cuticura Remedies and found relief
in the first trial. I continued until I waa
completely free from the disease and 1 have
not l>ecn troubled since. 0. Rurkhart, 230
\V. Market St., Chambcrsburg, Pa., Sept.
19, 1008." Totter Prog A Cheru. Cotjt., Sole
Props, of CuticurU Remedies, Boston, Maw.
Every dog is valiant at bis own
door.
For HICADAt llK- lllcks* CAPODINB
Whether from Col (la. Heat. Stomach or
Nerv^tis Trouble^ Cspvwllnq will relieve you.
Irs Itauld? pleasant to take- act* Immedi
ately. Try It. 10c., 26c. and Wc. at drac
?tore*.
A light heart liven long.
Classified Advertisements
?AtHMlW WAMTM
WAN TED- Act Ire. energetic men to repre
sent us. Profitable positions. Hustlers
make bi? money. CMh weekly advance*. Com
fl&W&VfT.'
OLI> DOMINION NVRHBDIIW.
Mention thU Paper. Ricn*ojm, Vi_
WANTKD-I.ady in all put* of the
United Btatea to advertise and Mil
- Black Crow Btockena" to wearer*. Oood com
mission. Addreea. .
^-rr-rrtrrnrmrn TTiwfi If n
'The bent-way to cultivate an appe
tite is to cultivate a field, and then
you will have both an appetite ond
Ihe wherewithal to appease it.
Neither a boil nor a cabbage
amounts to anything unless it cornea
to a head.
There is more Catarrh id this Motion ol
the count i v than nil other diseases put to*
get her, anq until the last few years was sup
posed to be incurable, l'or a great many
years doctors nronounrod it a local disease
and nreucribea local rcmedios, and by con
stantly (ailing to cure with local treatment,
nrononnccd it incuruble. Science |>os proreq
Cotarrh to be a constitutional disease, and
therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Jlall'n Catarrh Cure, manufactured bv K. J.
Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, ia th?? only con*
stitutionnl cure on tho market. It Is taken in
ternally in <lot??n from 10 drops to S teaspoon
ful. It act a directly on the blood and mueous
eurfaceH of the system. They offer one hun
dred dollnrs for any cnaeit fmls to cure. bend
for eircularnnnd testimonial*. Address F.J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
8old by OniKKtiils. 75c
Take Hull's Family l'ills for constipation.
A Generous Lawyer.
A Boston lawyer tells this story on
another lawyer named Ames, -who was
retained as counsci for a man who
stepped in a hole in the street and
broke his leg. Suit was brought
against the city in the sum of ono
thousand dollars, and Ames won the
case. Tho city appealed to tho su
preme court, but her*} also tho ver
dict was in favor of Ame't client
After settling up the claim, Ames
handed his client a silver dollar.
"What is this fort" asked tho man.
"That is what is left after taking
out my fee, tho cost of appeal, and
other expenses." The man regarded
tho dollar a moment, then, locked at
Ames. "What is the matter with
this?" he asked. "Is it bad." ?
April Lippincott's.
Her Mother Wit.
A Kentucky girl whose father was
an undertaker was sent to a fashion
able New York boarding house for a
finishing tetm. One duy one of tho
girls asked her what business her
father wns in, and, fearing she would
lose caste if sho told the truth, alie
carelessly answered, "Oh, my fath
er's a Southern planter." ? April
I jppincol t 'b.
TADLBTB AND MQUIU,
Corti Rhpumatlsm to atay
enrad. Btrlkoi th* root ?l
th# dlataar and raraovM
Ita oaua*. 91)0,, COo. a a J
$1 00 t UotU*.
' P.b?umaolJ? Mnlmanl
?topi pain QQloklr, aso. %
fcttu.
AT DRU00I8TQ',
This Trademark
Eliminates All
Uncertainty
in the purchase of
f>aint materials,
t is an absolute
guarantee of pur
ity and quality.
For your own
protection, see
that it is on the ude of
every keg of white lead
you buy.
MATHHUl IE AO COW AIT
1002 Trinity ??Mtaf. ?w Ttri
:THE LEXINGTON HOTEL
KICttMOMD, YIRUINIA.
RKHNOMfc VA.
^ js. 1 1
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No More Pain
* ^ , . ? : 4i;?'
"Before I took Cardui," writes Mrs. Martha
Hown, of Sevierville, Term., "I would take smother
ing spells, and suffered at my periods till I wanted
kto die. I took doctor's medicine, but it did rno no
good, so my husband got mo a bottle of Cardui. I
have taken two bottles and I can do my cooking now,
and all my work, and look better and stouter than I
have for 12 months and have no more pain."
"CARDU
It Will Help You
With such enthusiastic, truthful, unbiased testi
mony before you, how can you still hesitato to buy
and try Cardui, for your female troubles 1
Your suffering cannot be worse,
than that so graphically depicted by
Mrs. Down. Go, then, today, to the
store and get a bottle of Cardui. It has
helped thousands of women. Why not
youf
Give Cardui a fair and thorough
test and it wiil surely help you.
DISTEMPER
for YlTCirtVMk JTrttTXT**'}'}* Eye, Epizootic
Shipping Fever
G Catarrhal Fever.
8ure cure and positive prevontlve, no matter how hories at any oko are
Infected or "expoeed." l.l<)t\td, given on the tongue; Mti on the Ul<>oa and
Olftnda, expel* the poisonous germs from the bo<ly. 1 urn DlMetnper In Dag*
and ftheop and Cholera In Poultry. (.argent soiling live nock reined/. CurM
Ijk Orlppo among human bolngt and l> a fln-t Kldnej remedy. Wc. nut ft a
t>Oltto| M and flu a doten. Cut thl? out. Keep It, Show to your druggie',
who will got It for you. Kro?i llookle', "Distemper, C-ausivt und Cure*.
Hpoolal ag?n:a Wonted.
SPOHN MEDICAL CO., UOSHEN, INI)., U.S.*.
The Little Boy's Complaint.
A little boy in Trenton, who has
but recently mastered his Catchism,
confessed his disappointment theivin
in the^ following terms: "Say, did,
I obey the fifth commandment and
honor my father and mother, yet my
days arc not a bit longer in the landw
for I'm put to bed every night :i f
seven o'clock just the same." ? April
Lippincott's.
"Say, pa, what's a sheath skirt?"
'?That's the kind that has to be put
on with a siioe horn."- ? April Lippin
cott's. |
CURED IN ONE DAY
Monyon's Cold Remedy Xlell?Tes the
head, throat end (tmg* almost lnvmedlsto>
It. Chocki Fevers, atops Discharges of
*tne nose, takes awar all acbea and pains
cauied b r colda. It curea Qrlp and ob
stinate Coughs and praventa rneumonla.
rtlce 23c.
Have you atlfl or owollen Joints, no mnt>
tor how chronic? Ask your druggist for
Uuayon'a Rheumatism Remedy and see
how qolckly you Will be cured.
If you have any kidney or bladder trou
ble get Mnnym'a Kidney Remedy.
Munyon'a Vltallaer makes weak tnco
?Ircng and restores lost powers, f
Wo Buy
PURS
Hldos and
Woo!
F??thor?, Tallow. Biuwu, Clnteng, '
QokUnSaal, (Yellow R6a0, May Apple.
WW Ginger, etc. W? ar? daalcri)
ttub?>h?d in 1856? "0*?r Kail a cantury la
LevlmBa"? ?t>d cu do battar (or you than
i|taH or committta* twrehanti. FWertnea,
My Bant in LocUvitk, Writ* (or wnUy
pjpliitaad ih?ppin?ui?.
Mi Oobol 4 8oni,
tt7 I, Mftfkflt tl. lOUHVHU.KY.
ITCH CUREQ ??
OR. bAVlD'S SANATIVE WASH U ruaran*
(??d to our* any eaae of Itch In halt Lour if
uttd aooordtn* to direction*. Show thU to per.
ion# hatfn* Itoh. If your rioir hai Pcratchw or
Mantra Davta a BanaUro Waah will cure him
at once. Price 60c a Hottle. It cannot be mailed.
I'ellvered at your nearest expreu office free
n Don receipt of T¢a.
Owmi A Minor Drue Co., IltchMOMd. T m.
rPriTliompson'sEyeWater
. 1 So. 14-'09. *
PRINTING ?SS!
OUTFITS JSL B
formation wilt* W. A. FOWLKR,
14 Burt Htreat. Atlaata. Ua.
USE CRAFT'SOISTEMPERandCOUSH CURE
A m(? and ?ur? pre
ventive Md i>o?itir? tmtt
for all forms of Dnt?m
V*r. Influwsa. Pink?re,
CMth? and Cold, la
wsix* memchu co, lat atktte, wo.
Cures
PNEUMONIA
Rtcp's (ioono Orense Lini
ment Is marie of pure
u'oos<> mnd other
rcniodm'. ai-cntiO r^coj
iit/fd for ccnorntlons m
invnhia'.ilc for Piicumo
nlft, Cnklk, Grip, etc. Try
R ice's Goose Grease Liniment
For th?s<? oi!ment?---!t relieves
tpeedily and cure* permanently.
25c- At all Druggists and Dealers-25c
OOOSE (iKhASH[0MPASiy,on"EJs5ORO'
ONION SEED It
P#r SaUor'i cat ilog, pago 129.
I-argost grower* of onion and regcUbU
?e?d* <tt th* world. Big catalog free) Or,
*?nd J 0c jn ?tarr.p? and rco?lv* analog ivfld
100b luirnela each of onVros, carrot*, celw^f,
radlsho*, 1900 each lettUae, rutabaga, tuN
nipt, 100 par*l?y, 100 tomatoes, 100 melon*,
1300 charming flower seed), in all 10,000 ker
nel*, *ft?lly worth 9 1 of any man'* money,
Or, ??nd 00c, and wo vrlU add c?0 package
of KorUeit r<*n> Q'Eay 8we?; Corn.
SAIZIH StID CO.. Box A. 0., La Groiw, WU.
NOTHING LIKE IT FOR
TUP TFFTM ^*xt'nc e*cel? any dentilric#
I Ilia R EE I 11 in cleaning, whitening
removing tartar {roai the teeth, bejidei de?troying
nil nermi of decay and d.*ecja which ordinary
tooth preparation! cannot do.
TUP MAIIYU Pa*tinc uied ai a mouth.
I tit W1UU I ll wcdi dwjiiecU the mouth
tnd throat, purifim tho breath, and killi the germ*
which collect in the mouth, cauting lore throat,
bad teeth, bad breath, gnppe, and much lickneta,
TlIF PYPQ inflamed, tired, ech*
I IH fclEO and burn, mry be in*tanllj
telieved and itiengthened by Paxtinc.
f* ATA ESQ U w'1i deftroy 0:e germi
V" ? "nnn that cause catarrh, heal the in*
flammatico ami ttop tha diKharge. It it a euty
remedy for utarlp 3 cnUrrh.
Paxnn- it t Karmieu y ct povvftful
tenpiode.diiinfc^ant *nd dfedcmzct,
U??d in bathing it deitroyi cdcrs otui
Uav?i the body an'.iifpticaliy clfan.
FOH BALE AT DRUG fiTORCfc.OOt
Qfl POSTPAID p V r/ A : L .
LARGE SAMPLE FREE!
THB PAXTON TOILET 00?? 6O0TON* MA84,
BO VIS SHOE 9
_1100T??MO
Tb? Reason 1 Mika and Bell Mors Men's $3.00
io $3.60 Shoes Than Any Other Manufacturer
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iwjjrtl ?rcfcnlifctlon of U?ln*4 uf?U ui tkU)?4
u4 rmr ?f th? uUii la ???ry irputmn*. U
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in m4l in W0?a< iM* *?y tttrVM tuu
tUft, It hue, aiMW IMM Ua MflUw Mkt
Iff M?tho4 of T**nf?lth$t0lu makti (Asm Wo r#
fllxlUtand lonytr W taring than any cthtn, .
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M Inm knd ChUlftt,
To* w *ho? dMlm ?Tfrr*k?ti. <
tltlTinii ?*?*? iwnWns wt&ovt vr. i. t>o?(Us
UrHU HUH ? ?*?? *n<1 Ptlce unnixd on Uuotn.
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