The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 30, 1909, Image 4
\ A woman who is sick and suffering, and won't at least
try a medicine which has the record of Lydia K. Pinkham's .
Vegetable Compound, is to blame for ner own wretched
condition.
There are literally hundreds" of thousands of women in
the United States who have been benefited by this famous
old remedy, which was produced from roots and herbs over
thirty years ago by a woman to relieve woman's suffering.
Read nhat these women say :
('ftmdi'n, N. J. ? " It is wlHi pleasure that I send my testimo
nial lor Lydia' I!. 1'inkham's Vcg^Utblo Compound, hoping It
may induce o'tli suffering women to avail themml ves of ttio
hen Hi I of (Ills valuable remedy.
"I suffered from pains in my back and Hide., tick limidaclic.s.
no app?'tl(e, wa* tired and iier\ousull (lie time, and no weak I
could hardly stand. r. yd la 10. 1*1 nkham's VcL'ttlitMu Compound
made m r a well woman? and t It 1 s valuable iiudlcliie nliull
al waj h have m.v praise." ~ 31 rs. VV. I*. Valentine, M>!i Lincoln
Ave., i'uinden, N. .1.
Krle, l?a. 44 I (differed for five years from female troubles, and
at last was almost helpless. 1 tried throe doctors Imt they <1 l?l
me no tfond. My sister advised mo to try Lydia I?. IMuk hum's
Vegetable Compound, and It has made me well and Ktronif. 1
hope all suffering women will Just {five Lydia 10. Plukham's
Vegetable ( (impound a trial, for It is worth Its weight in gold."
? Mrs. .J. P. l.Ond' 'ch, It. !?'. I). 7, lOrle, l"a.
Since we guarantee that all testimonials which we pub
lish are genuine, is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia K.
Pinlshani's Vegetable^jCom pound had the virtue to help
these wonu-n it will help any other"* woman who is suffer
ing from the same trouble.
For .'i<> yrars l,y<lla I/. I'lnkhain'n Votfetublo
<:on?}?ouo?J has br?*t? the wtanrtard roundly for
ills. N(> flh'li WOIMIII1 <loe? Justice to
rsHf u ro will try 1 fatuous uuwllHtie.
Made ox ( ' ijhI vH v from roots and herbs, and
lifts (hou-.jiiiu-. of ciycs to Its credit.
IJRK-fJVT15' ir lh?? sli^l?<-'s?t (rouble appears which
>ou do r \'M understand* write to Mrs.
I'inh haut at i.y iiii, .Ma. vs., for her udvicc ? it is
free and ai\va.\s helpful.
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k.i * i n\i i'.\ w i \'ri:i>
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make t it; ii ciA i . iv i < t. i \ h<|\ uni't'n ('?oim*
out 111 v ii'r i? ri i i v for our
111* rut *'-!!'?? i '? I I ,v ? i>.
< -I I' in >\. 1 1 ?N % I V.-l- Kiln
Mtlltllill till-. I'll | ? , l< II II Ml I Ml. V A
I. A in A ?? t:\TM w ^vTkii.
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?T I lll'iil Mfi'.'s In lu'vi lllso Itlld Hi ll
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mission A iii i ? -v
lil.AI K I HliWMi lKf.Nl II Niwtoli, N l\
( liui lot I c Ohscrx cr,
A komI ni-w-i m, it l? < t i-humi a luxury,
but it Ih n Kt* ut ili'iil rrr,r?. 'II;'1 Uiv-MiVku
has ii lurK" fiitvi- i f l>rl|k*>i' iiu'r. w hu iiri'/Jnlly
K'itli"f 'iivf hi! r i ? r ! ?* i ( i t'\v li w ?uM lit- a
tolorably iliill nun. 1 < ? o 1 * * ! nut nnv his I
then (' ii'l p|.| i i i u'.li y i i | r III <>r i m j r ? ? t ? ?
01 out in m.iii* ? ' h i- i . ? ? iv i . N i *i mi .-li ? ? : 1 I
r*nd I hn OjiKf.iivi u for ii your ultliout fPid
Iuk oj-j oriui-i' y i<- n.iike f r ? ? iii at !? i\*?t J.Mu
tlOO. 5! ii i: v i! > llnd ? | ; < ri iii.li v l<? m -i k ??
(1000, 4"6(H)o iu l ? IU.uk). Tin. < >hkk uvi n'n
news ifHthorors t?i i ? [ .'\?r> ii.-.v iiiovo tli it
they i'ii 'i flii'l, Alinrti ih >.f Ooinmnri'liil In- .
(luHitliil inii*?...3f. l{ there b a i.riv li--u-<?iu j
bo built they li' i lit... lit |t ilieu ito lirloK ,
men, tbo iuin! or hnnl\v>iio ii i'u ninl
Other* who i.'i-l Hi" ()!>> : tv v k i: U'lt Hie II rot '
OllfWlOl' Kt-lllU l"lc 1 1." il'.
In (nmlll?.s \Mi>-ri? t J- -ti* nrr> r'hl .iron tho
Op-niTKu <-.n r)i.;iti?. t i'.l .hmi1 i..n. li Ih i lj ?*
rqul vaioi.t ? . f ii i.-ti r 1 In fimisliii g \v n.|i?
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look after tin it a Ivit:? i>? * I? a
in no lm* ? h ii- n to mi . l..< ii.ny f>< .?? .<? to
ppOhK |n ; fi * -n ?it-?.;.i i'. i ?.'? ? r :00 p.'ople.
Ac fill y?r. (.?!?. i. i-nt in lh? Oi'h??v? n "peak* to
10,000 I 0 I '.(? I V - fV (tuy. Out I I 1U 1'ir^M r>
puiiiOcr thi'if li i:i?i?r,n:y *? in.? ou? who
WAnt* junl *uu?i :i hoiiM) a* tli? ouo i ft reJ
tor
For tri ipo wl|i w ;:iil rr s? k ?? money, wo a-1?
vise that ilii'v .ii 'i'iiin I i U.o
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ohlUlr.-.ii aii.l glvi' wji> ii-viiip t ni; in if :r. u*. I i>r |
to ilii'lr fiiil.. , ii^-i.n ^v > n lv'k.. i ho I
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atfly. "" 'J'i> il. li't' . fca.1 m .lnu
?toro*.
Won v yi '? - l . ? " ' i i :? . ?? v
busini'ss I Its n lin : . t " s U
Thli IiOttur Is Worth ICr.i till ?
4,Gont!??iRini: ? F> r ? i \ ?? \\ - . k . I - s . tT . : . ? . I
Intensely (ro-r. a l>u>l ? ? ?i- ? ? ? n. wlu-'h
covorcil my clio.-t, st . i.n.'li, i> i-< n:v{ imiii
arms. A f : * r trymir tl r [ ?:y : a:.il .?i,r
Akin 8peuifiii?t, ii i t t-y vt i n ? .-in: i!v
niue dlfTorinit iin.l I ti >n<. I i?i> i
donta'ly le irno ! ? f Hnm* u-k's Sulj hur I. im
pound and Ointrannt. As I w is willing to
try anything onoi>, I pnr. hasoil n bottle of
the L4<|?ld and Otntmor.t, Tho Unit appli
^*OAtlon gava mo Instiint rt-iiuf frum Hint iw
ful ltobln? Inflamed Biirfaoo ofmynkln. I
p?rsl?tontly usod tbla romudy f.?r one wook
and at the ond of that tlm?> I Imd har.lly a
traoe of tho eruption on my pornou. If any
^.roadar qaostfona thl? t?*tniu>ntr\l n% not u<
fng bona-fldo and absolutoly unsolicited, an
Inquiry addrossod to tho address tn-low on
otoalnn postago, will convloo? ar.y one be
yond question. Wabbu* O.
J?108 So. Oh<9 AT9., Oolumbut, O."
Writ# Hakooo* LtQtftD SoLvao* Co., Pro
prMon, BaltlmoM, Md.t for Booklet.
gold bydmffyMk
It 's n wise man who knows how !
foolish lie is.
ltougli cm uul>?vttnbU; exterminator.
Hough on K?ii>LI(U\ Nmt Powder, '?yc.
Rough on Ho IbufjH, i'owditr or Liq'd,<J.V\ j
Rough on KU'um, PnwJur or Liquid, 'AV.\ j
Ron ,h on RoHt'h~w, I'nw'd, i V\, 1,/iq'd, 25c.
Rough on .Moth and Ant 4, lYnvdor,
- ? Rough on Skeetor*. agreeable iu um>?, 'iV.
K. M. Well*, ('henmt. Jersey Oty, N. J.
liven Death ot'ien makes a p'.nu
selection.
Mrs. Winslow'n Soothing Syrup for ('hililreti
!*hj( hiiijj, softens tlit'KUMbt, i educe* jn(lfttnm?
.uj?. sllsys p/un. cure* wind colic. 23c u boilU
IIow's ThiH For Mud?
< )'f nil !lui- viinis that ever c'&me
?!i wii the line, tejrarding deep mud, i
ti e i o;| >w 1 1 t vr should he entitled to
the hi it- libln n. U happened in tlu
place where mud ? riirinnte'd. A man
wn> u.ilkmtr nl my the roadside on;1
summer tiny nud noticed a i'uirly good
looking hat out in the rond. Henon
li:# out with hid rane, ho gave it a
cut uiul wuh i.tnitled to hear a voice
exclaim: "Here, wh.U the duoo ure
\ ( u (i'Mny 7 Then ho mnde the astoij
ishmi: discovny that the owner of
the ;:end puic was under the hat, up
ti. h'.i in mud. "Great Heav*
? ? i! r ! ' ' ex'.lnimcd the man who l:ad hit
the hat. "Is t lint mud as deep as
that?" "Dorp!" cried the victim.
"Why. rr.nn rlivc, I'm htnndinir on n
load of hay. ? May I.ippincott
Difference of Opinion,
Kitty: "Mia. Curleitfli thinks hci ;
sen, Harry, in the salt of the earth.' j
Janet : "Well, I can't ace why. ]!
think lie is about the freshest thing t
I ever met." ? May Lippincott V i
His Proviso. |
"I can marry a riih p i r i . whom 1,
do n. t love, or a penniless jritl, w hou
I lovo dent ly. Which shall I do!'
? 'Follow tie dictates ^of your heart
n.y toy. nml he hftppy. Marry 'in
p o; 're, and ? say ? er ? woud >\vi
mind introducing ire to the othct
?.lie i"- ? May l/.ppjncMt
1(><)1) I' A Cm.
\Yl?nl nn M. U. J, earned,
A promlnont Georgia phyalclm ;
went through ft food osperionco whlot j
ho niikos public:
"It was my own oxr^rlonco tha' j
P.rst led me to advocate Grape-Nuti
fcod and I also know, frotn h a v I n 4 j
pt < sr rlb' d It to convalescents ani
? t :.. t w >-?h patients, that the food li 1
ft w on<! -i t nl rebullder and reatorei
( f ti?'i\i! and bruin t is." u?*. as well ai
i'. k lm;>ro\es the dlgestlot
n:.d .?!?'.< j.itlen'.s a!.\;i\s gain Just at
i j- 1 1 ; and weight vei > rap
I
I was In such a low s'a:e that l'
hud io give vj inv work entirely, am"
went to t he mountains of tt.la state
but two months there did not Improvt
n.%. In tact, I w as not quite as well ai
when I li ft home.
" .V v fro,! did not snstnln me and
It heramo 1 I ".in itiat 1 must chanRo
Then I began to use (irapw-NutR f<?od
and In two w* ks I could walk a mil*
wp.heut fatigue, and In tlvo weekf
returned to my home und praetle?,
taking up hard work HRfiln. Sine*
that tlino 1 havo felt as well and
etrong 03 I ever did lu my life.
"As a physician who seeks to help
*11 sufferers, I consider it a duty to
niako theso facta public."
Trial 10 days on O rape-Nuts, when
<ho regular food does not seem to su?
tatn the bodf, will work miracles.
"There's a Reason."
Loo'.t In pkgs. for the famous little
book, "The Koad to Wellvllle."
Kver ros<1 the nbove letter? A new
one Appears from tliue to lime. They
are genuine, true, sad full of hoiuM
Interest*
GUM PARDONS
TIM MID FILET
Willson, of Kentucky, Dismisses
Cases Against Six Men.
YOUTSEY ALONE WAS PUNISHED
After Mm- Year* in K*ll? Accu?e<l of
Complicity In Munkr of Gov
ernor Can Wcturn to II In Native
btUtC.
Frankfort, Ky.?W. S. Taylor, <}e
posod aa Governo r of Kentucky JR.
.Jiumuiy, I'.ioo, Charles Kink*)', who
beld the office of Bocretary of Stat?j
John I T. powers, John W. ? Davln,
55ach " Steele, anil Harlan Whltta
K?r, all of whom wore Indicted for
the murder of William Goebel, have
been pardoned before trial by Gov?
ernor Augustus K. willson.
Governor Willson has thus dls
posed of the famous Goebel cane,
which has played a prominent part
in politics Hince the assassination at
Frankfort more than nine years ago,
He gave pardons several months ago
to Caleb Powers and James Howard,
both of whom bad been convicted of
the murder of Goebel. Henry B.
Youtsoy la serving a life sentence for
the or line, but Governor Willson de
clares lie Is directly guilty.
Taj lor and Flnley are now In ln?
diana, where they fled Immediately
after Coobel died. John Powers,
who Is a brother of Caleb Powers,
also lull the State, and Is believed to
bo in Honduras. .
'Governor Willson reiterates tha
belief ho expressed when ho par
doned Caleb Powers and James II.
Howard, that no one but Youtsey
had | ! a i' C in the murder, and that it
was not a conspiracy, as the Com
monwealth chargtnl.
Governor Willson states that no 1
demand has been made on him by j
the Commonwealth for requisition,
to bring the fugitives back to Ken-!
tueky, anil It Is evident that no at' ;
tempt wMII bo mudv to prosecute :
them.
Steele, Davis and Whlttaker never,
left the State, and although they |
were In custody for some time, they
Were nut brought to trial. Not opa
of those pardoned at this tlmo hua
over been tried on the tndlctnieV
found iLgalusl liliu. After TaylM
and Flnley fled to Indiana the Gol
ernor of that State declined to gral
a requisition for their return, ail
succeeding Governors followed his el?
ample. 1^
These pardons ends 0:10 of the mol
remarkable murder case's in tho hil
tury of the South. William Goebel
a Democrat, was assassinated In frotj
of the Kentucky Slaty Capitol wlilj
he wa.? contesting the election' of \\ 1
S. Ta> lor to tho Go /ernorshlp. Til
c iiitest had caused great excitemendi
and thousands of men were armct,
ready for trouble. The Legislature
deposed Taylor, and ho and Flnley
werd Indicted on a cbarge of com
plicity in the murder. Tl.ey both fled
across tho Ohio ltlvcr into Indiana.
Caleb Powers, then Assistant Secre
tary <>r State, was arrested and
charged directly with the murder. Ho
was convicted twice for first degree
murder, but Governor Willson par*
wwue i iii ii* . iie is now on a lecturing
tour throng!' tho country.
KcquisllionK for Taylor and Flnley
I by three Democratic Governors of
Kentucky wore refused by three He.
publican executives in Indiana. When
Governor Willson, who Is a KepubIN
can, was elected It was forecast that
an end would be put to the wholo
case. ()ii;j in bis lirst '?ets was the
pardoning of Caleb Po>ver.-:,
IT. OM INK NT M1IN DICAI),
Senator Stewart, Colonel Bartlcit anj
Editor Collier All Pass Awn y.
Washington, D. C. ? Former United
States Senator William M. Stewart,
of Nevada, died In the (Jaorgetown
Hospital lure, following an operation.
Mr. S.w art v. rv? eighty -two yearn old
and for twenty-eight years altogether
he r o t ? i csi nted Nevada In the Senates
a lapse between i ;s 7 o and 1SS7 inter*
vtnlug to prevent a continuous ser?
vice j'u.o;;l from 1S6H to 11/00, ?
New York City. ? Colonel Franklin
Pa;t;nit, lawyer, commander of tho
Twenty -ascond Regiment, secretary o|
tho Sun Printing t.ud Publishing: As?
sdcIp. t ion . died from carcinoma of
tho liver In his home, No. Is 6 West
Twentieth street.
Coiontl Hartlett, who won unusual
success at tho bsr. was born In Wor? |
ceater County, Mass , In 1S47.
Now York City. ? Peter F. Collier,
publisher of Colliers Weekly, died
suddenly of apoplexy, llo was born
In Co. inly (\ii !'>*-, Ireland. He was
th-? founder of Collier s Weekly, -of
whleli his ton, Robert J. Collier, il
editor.
ALTO STIFJCK FARM WAGON, :
Harvard Student Killed ? Farmer'!
Yrlw. Ic Not i>rtir,?Ke(|,
Boston. Mass. ? Joseph Brewer, Jr,,;
twenty yearn old, a stt;cj?:nt r.t Har
vard University nr. 1 con of Joseph
Brewer, of Milton, of tho firm of
Charles Brewer & Co., of t h la city,
was Instantly killed In an automobile
accident at Jamaica Plain.
Mr. Brewer was dtlvlng his car
nl.-.n* Walk Hill street when he ran
Into a farm v:i.ron The automobile,
was over: nrm-l, Mr. Hrewvr being
crushed In n - ,i i.'i it. The wagon was 1
not dan..". ; d
v* u:\;,s i : > j : iuikjt. \ry.
I. on:; "Vnn 1 ? 1 1 j ? * ??? ? I on Man Wlio
IV d (iiis in sinpt fy Vletim*. I
Bro'd;I>n, N. V. Judge Dike, of
the County i' u:ri, parsed a sentenco j
?> f i'ori> -two \t'iir.< In Sins; Sing on 1
llyinan < T :? 1 1 / " and! i. who recently .
pKadfd k ill'./ to tho chargo of at- i
tempting burglary in ih.> apartments |
of i Pcdic Miian Leonard Woodle, at |
2S2 South S'C^nd street, by using
gas to stupefy victims, on the night
of April 2.
MBS. SCOTT PRESIDENT.
After Twenty Hours Counting l>. A.
It. Ballots Slio Ha* Five Majority.
. Washington. D. C. ? After twenty
hours devoted to counting and re
counting the ballots cast, the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution
found the honor* of the biennial elec
tion of their society divided between
lh? administration and tho anti-ad
ministration forces. The big flght of
the congress wan won by the admin
Istratlon In the election of Mrs. Mat
thew T. Scott, of Illinois, to be presi
dent general by a majority of
vote*
DEATH IN IMIO
IN CUM), OHIO
lasts Five Minutes, Kills Six and
Injures Fifty.
STREWS CITY WITH WRECKS
The fttorm Ilnok.i Without Warning j
With Huch Violence as to Wreck
Churches, Overthrow Hwoke
?tuck* and I)eotoll?h Factories.
Cleveland, Ohio. ? - From tlx to
i. .twenty -yereee# t?rw dead, ?t Kast nine
are fatally Injtfred, flfty or more are
seriously hurt, and proporty has been
duniaged to the value of 91,000,000,
as the result of a tornado lasting only
live minutes, which hit Cleveland at
noon.
Tho storm broke with hardly a
minute's warning, and so violent was
the wind that toots were blown away,
small houses, barns and strongly
braced smokestacks demolished, tele
phone and telegraph poles unrooted
or snapped off, and wires blown
across streets In all parts of the city,
Tho known dead are:
Jasper Cromwoll, blown from a
train at Cleveland Furnace Company
plant; Mrs. Ollvo Phalen, nurse at
Btato Hospital, skull crushed by jitone
blown from building; unidentified
woman blown Into a pond at Wade
Park and drownod; Joseph Vessla,
killed by falling smokestack at Cleve
land Frog and Crossing Works; Louis
potro, crushed by falling roof, died
nt hospital; Joseph Blazek, struck on
head by Hying timber, died at hos
pital.
The fatally Injured aro: John Nie
bnlHkl, boy, Injured by falling steeple
at 8t. Stanislaus Church; J. Kubysky,
crushed by flying timber; Louis Pe
tro, crushed by falling roof; Gladys
May, Injured by falling shed; Mrs. C.
J. Horlg, fell in kettlo of hot water
when roof collapsed; Charley Traut
man, blown off Baltimore and Ohio
freight train and lost both logs, roll
ing under wheels; Charlea Hofler, six
teen years old, struck by lightning;
David Young, body crushed when
wind overturned his wagon; Harry
Ponder, hood crushed, caught under
buggy overturned by wind; Fred Gru
/e Like To Talk <1
o
Comes To Mer1
a
'?Cheapness," says a noted wrW
ssing counterfeit money, ? butj
.... ir.t . rurcnc3 were stripped off
houses, and, In some Instances, roofa
were carried 300 feet. Skylights and
. windows were crushed and many por
Bons were Injured by flying glass.
Twelvo erhool buildings were dam
aged and many pupils had remarkablo
escapes, but none was seriously hurt.
The largest single damago was
done to St. Stanislaus Church. East
Sixty-fifth street and Formnn avenue.
The wind almost demolished the
structure. The loss la estimated at
$12 5,000.
At Cedar avenue and East 107th
street tho plant of the Kinsman Ice
Cream Company and the Salvation
Army Tost Hall were wrecked by the
wind. A barn owned by Giles Broth*
ers was lifted In the air and deposited
fifty feet In the rear of its former
elto. It was twisted and tho roof
burst from It as It landed, but four
horses Inside the barn were not hurt.
Karl Grant, sixteen, son of Mrs,
THla Ornnt Wilson, florist In South
Fourteenth street, was burled In tho
dpbrls of the greenhouses when a
flftv-foot smokestack crashed through
tho glass building. He was uncon*
pclous when removed, and suffered
serious Injuries.
Four R 00-pound cornices of ZIon
Lutheran Church, Branch avenue
and Wo3t Fourteenth street, wero
ripped from the building, ono strike
lng John Carter, a laborer. Twenty
children at play In tho ohurchyarfl
ran ppnlcstrlcken Into tho pftBtor'f
house, but escaped injury,
GOVERNOR HLLEV DEAD*
Succumbs After Long Illness and Hot*
teat Campaign in Connecticut,
Hartford, Conn. ? Governor George
L. Lllley died at the Executive man
elon and flro bells tolled the Govern
or's age, forty-nine years, Immediate
ly after tho official announcement of
the death.
Governor Lllley was olectcd last
fall after one of the hotteat cam
paigns the State had peen In many
years. After hU election his enemie*
attempted to havo h la election de?
clared void on the ground that th$
Corrupt Praotloes Act had been vlo?
lated, In that money had been use<J
In Ms interests, These charge!
faMad,
Before ho was olooted Governor ho
served ni Representative-fit-Largo in
Congress. A year ago he made sen
Rntlonal charges that interests be
hind a submarine boat were corrupt
ing Congress and endeavoring to get
millions for an obsolete type of sub
marine. Tho charges made a sensa
t'nn f?nd brought down upon Lllley
(ho hatred of many of hid colleagues.
He fallod to prove them, and harsh
names were applied to him on tho
floor of the House.
ALABAMA LAW VOID.
Aunulled Licenses of Corporations
Which Sought Federal Court.
Montgomery, Ala. ? Tho Alabama
State law annulling the licenses of
foreign corporations which take cases
from Stato to Federal courts was de
clared unconstitutional In a decision
by Judgo Thomas G. Jones, of the
United States Court of the Middle
District of* labama.
He said that tho law violated both
the State and the Federal Constitu
tion. *
WON'T DIVORCE MR8. flOTIIERIf.
1 Nevada Judge Says One or tho Other
Must Actually Live There.
Reno, Nov. ? An Important decis
ion was handed down here by Judge
W. H. A. Pike refusing a divorce to
Virginia Harned 8othern, the actress,
from her husband, E. II. Sothero, the
actor.
Judgo Pike's decision establishes
the fact that Virginia Harned 8oth
ern cannot secure a divoreo from her
husband in Nevada unless ^Uiier
or her husband cones tq the States
rod take* up ?U*fc residence here
COLDS
CURED IN ONE DAY
Muoyos's Coli v Beiaady Itcllrr** tkm
kcad, throat And tvuga almost luttuadlato
fr. Chscka Korora, ft cm Ulscbafgcs of
tho aoao, takaa aw ar all acbea tad jislos
ctund b j colds. it cures Grip an J oU
adnata Coughs and pr*tta<? i'neuiooota.
Prlco Mc.
)<??? jrou atlu or swolleu Joints. ho raat
Er how chronic t As* jour dragglst for
noyon's KhsmuatUm Hom?4jr au4 aoo
w quickly you will b? cured.
II jroa have any kldusy or bladder troo
bla f*t Muoyon'a KldMjr It?n>fdf.
Uukfou'i VltalUaf makta wtak uoa
strong and restores loot powers. f
u- 1 1 j ? l Jsnm^MmmssasssssxesfTS^
The value of your services depends
upon how valuable you make them.
WHAT CO10RS SHALL I USE 7
fy * ?
Thla Question la Important In Paint
ing a House or Other Itatldlng.
A proper color scheme la eitrewely
Importf.nt In painting a bouse. It
makea all the difference between a
really attractive home *nd one at
which you wouldn't take a aecond
glance. And It makes a big differ
ence In the prtco the property will
bring on tbe market
*? Ah to the exterior a good deal do
pends upon tbe site and architecture
of the house and upon Its surround
IngH. For a good Interior effect you
must consider the size of the rooms,
the light, etc.
You can avoid disappointment by
studying the books of color scbomes
for both exterior and Interior paint
lrg, which can bo had free by writing
National Lead Company, 1902 Trinity
Building, New York, end asking for
Houseowners' Painting Outfit No. 4 9.
The outfit also Includes specifications
and a simple Instrument for testing
the purity of paint materials. Pure
White Lead which will stand tho test
In this outfit will stand tbe weather
tost. National Lead Company'* fa
mous Dutch Boy Painter trademark
on the keg In a guarantee of that
kind of white lead.
He Was Too Ooll For Her.
"Actios broke her engagement Uj
I. <m is because he was tco cold and
indifferent." "lie doesn't strike me
that way." "Ho is, though. He
said as long as they saw each other
every day, he didn't see any need of
their corresponding." ? May Lipphi
cott's. So-18-00.
Stat* or Ohio, City ov Toledo, I
Lucas County, |
FnANK J. Cueney makes oath that he is
aenior partner of the firm of F.J. Cheney A
Co.^_dying_ business in the City of Toledo.
County and State aforesaid, and that aaia
Arm will pay thesum of one HUKDItEl) DOL
LARS for each and every case of cataiuui
that cannot be^ured by the use of Hall's
Cat a luiif Coiik. i* hank J. Cheney.
8worn to before nie and subscribed in my
{reaence, this 0th day of December, A. D.,
886. A. \V. Gleason,
iSEAL.) Notary Public,
fall 'a Catarrh Cure ia taken internally , and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the avstem. Send for testimonial*,
free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0.
8old by all Druggists, 75c.
Hall'a Family Puis are the beat.
She Propoeed to Bobs.
Newed (after the ceremony) :
"Dearest, do you really think I'll
prove a satisfactory mate?" Mrs.
Newed: "Oh, I guess you'll do as
a mate, all right. Now look mo over
and tell me what you think of your
captain." ? May Lippincott 's.
Pain and swelling seldom Indicate in
ternal organic trouble. They arc usually
the result of local cold or inflammation
which can be miidkly removed by a little
Hamlins Wizard Oil. Try and see.
Resting when you don't want to is
hard work, ?
A Domestic Ejre Remedy
Many a man who thinks he ia right
doesn't go ahead.
Certainty, Convenience, Economy,
Never has there beon known a caso
whore Mitchell's Eyo Salve has not
given notable relief. A pure, harm
less salve for application to the sur
face of the eyelids; the simplest of
methode with wonderful results. Tho
price, 2 5 cents, places It within reach
of all. Druggists sell it,
A dishonest dollar cost# moro than
a hundred oenu.
Do Your Fot?t Avlia ?nd iluvn?
Shako into yuur iliuiin A lieu 'm Foot-Ease, a
powder lor t )>? loot. It nmkM t ijjlit or
now shoes feel easy. Cures Coins, Bunions,
Swollen, Hot. Smarting nnd Sweating Feel
and Ingrowing Nails. Bold by a!l Druggists
and Shoe stores. c a. Sample sent Free.
Address Allen S. Olmsied, Leltoy, N. Y.
It is unpleasant to turn back,
though it be lo take the right way.
Tetterine for Poison Oak.
Mr. J. T. Shuptrlne, Savannah, Oa.
I>?ar Sir: ? I encloso 60 cents in stamps
for a box of Tetterine. I have poison
oak on me again, and that la all that
aver has cured It. Please hurry It on to,
Youra respectfully, M. F. Hamlet.
Montalba, Tex., May 21, '08.
Totterlno cures Kcr.oma, Tetter, Ring
Worm. Ground Itch. Itching Piles, In
fant's Sore Head, 1'lmplea, Holln. It0'?,r*i
Sraly Potche3 on the Face, Old Itching
Korea Dandruff, Cankered Scalp. Dun
ton*. Corns. Chilblains and every form of
Skin Olneane. Tetterine 50c; Tetterlno
Soap 8So. Your druggist, or by mall from
tha manufacturer, The Shuptrtno Co..
Savannah. Oa.
You cannot savo your pie unless
you eaf it.
OKT A BOTTIJC TODAT.
TAIil.RTB and liquid
Cqcm nbrtiavtUam to aUjr
?*tm. StrtkM tM root
tb? dtVMM lit NBMfM
Its (mn. aa?., 60c. and
Woman's Beauty
Some women retain their beauty to an advanced
age. But women, who regularly endure pain, age
rapidly, for suffering leave* its lasting marks on
them.
........ Nearly all women suffer more or loss with some
form of female trouble. It should not be neglected.
Avoid the pain^treat yourself at homo by taking
Cardui, as thousands of other women have done.
Begin at once and give Oardui a fair trial.
CARDUI
It Will Help Vou
J ?
Mrs. Katie Burlison, Gorcville, 111,, tried Cardui and writes:
"I suffered with fcmalo troubles, and wqh bo nick 1 could not stand
on my feet. Finally I began to tako C'ardui, and coon began to
mend. Now I am able to do all my housework and am in much
better health than I was before." Try it.
AT ALL DRUG STORES
It's the things wc didn't do that
we regret most.
CURED ITCHING HUMOR.
Dig, PuinfuJ Swelling* Broke and 1)1(1
Not Ileal ? Suffered a Yean* ?
Tortures Yield to Outleura.
"Little black swellings were scattered
&ver my face and ueck and they would
toave little black acurs that would itch ao
( couldn't keep from scratching them.
Larger swellings would appear and my
clothes would stick to the sorea. I went to
i doctor, but tho trouble only got worse.
By this time it wa a alt over my arms and
the upper part of my body in swelling*
IB large a? a dollar. It was so painful th?t
I could not bear to lie on my back. The
?econd doctor stopped the swelling*, but
allien they broke the places would not heal.
I bought a act of the Cuticura Remedies
?nd in less than a week some of the places
were nearly well. 1 continued until 1 had
used three acta, and now I um sound and
wrelj t The disease lasted three years, O. L,
Wilson, l'uryear, Tenn., Feb. 8, 1(X38. "
l'otter b rug & Chen* Corp., Sole I'rops.
if Cuticura Remedies, Boston. Muss.
Work to improve results, never
mind jour job ? it will take cure of
itaelf. *
" For COfj!>8 iinrt CJKIP.
Rick's f'APrDiN* Is the remedy?
rrllpvra tlio ?ohincr and foveHnhncas? euro#
th? ^old ?nd restores normal conditions. lt'?
liquid? effect* immediately. Ito:.. tb c. aud
Mc.. atdruc atorea.
A miserly father uiaketh'an extra
vacant son.
Iteh cnr*l in 30 minute by Woo!ford*?
Sanitary F?tion Never fn'U. At drugjrixt*.
There mc many ways to do n thiiip
wroiffc, but only one way to do i
rijiht.
VIRGINIA MKHCIIANT IUD OF A
VKKV BIG GRAVKL STONH.
Another Itemnrkahle Cure of Bcrtoua
Kldncv Trouble.
C. I,. Wood, a prominent merchant
of Fentress, Norfolk Co., Va., was suf
ferlng some month?
ago with frequent
attacks of hard pain
In the back, kklneys
and bladder', and the
kidney secretion?
were lrregulaii>
scanty, or profuse
Medical treatment
failed to cure him.
"At last/' says Mr. Wood, "1 began
using Dean's Kidney Pills, and before
one box v/as gone, I went through
four days of intense pain, finally pass
ing a atone, one-half by flvu-Blxteenth*
of an inch in diameter. 1 haven't had
? sign of kidney trouble since. "
Sold by all dealers. 60oentiahox
Foater-MUbum Cq., Buffalo, N. V.
A crois man would be worth ut
lccgt a dollar a day more if re would
become good-natured.
Cures
pneumonia
!Ur?'a Oooae Or#?M Lini
ment 1a ri'iado of pure
?roone >rrefc?e (and other
remedial ayentm recoir
?i I eo?1 for (feneration* As
Invaluable for Pneumo
nia, Colds, Qrlp, etc. Trj
I F ice's Goose Grease Liniment
For thtt* ailment*-"!! relitrai
?ptedily and cure* permanently.
25c At all Druggists and Dulers*25c
GOOSE GREASE COMPANY, GMB?flg0R0'
You Need a Tonic
U you feel languid and depressed
all the time. The best thbg to
help nature build up the system i3
DR.D.JAYNE'S
TONIC VERMIFUGE
Thi9 great Ionic is not a false stim
ulant as many of the so-called ' 'spring
tonics." It i3 a natural strength
giver. For all run-down conditions
of the health it is an invaluable rem
edy, imparts new life and vigor and
builds up the entire system.
Sold by All Leading Druggists In tioo
ilze bottle* , 50c and 35c
This Trtide-uiark
Eliminates All
Uncertainty
in the purchase of
i>u i nt materials,
It is an absolute
guarantee .A i>ur.
ity and quality.
For your own
protection, see
that it is on the side of
?;v?*ry kt*g of white lead
"you buy.
NATIOKAt I HAD COMPANY
1902 Trinity BvHtftns. Anr Tlfk
OLD NORTH STATE OINTMENT
\V1H euro your l'llos. Kczrrna. Krystp
ilas, Carbuncles, Hulls. tor? Rj'fs,
Ulcers on the Fyoliall, (?rumiloifd Litis.
hori> Tliruat. Cold*. HI. en mutism n lid
Appendicitis. Corns. bunions and Ingrow
ing Too Nat's. Ask J'pur druggist for It.
OLD Nouru SI Alt OIWT MLfvT CO..
( Iimi lolir. S . V.
PALATAL CASTOR Oil
A p??t*rut, n??u*lrr1(?iit,
. nle.Hve, pure Cutler 0?l.
Prescribed and ei.dorscd bj
physicians.
CHILDREN LICK THE SP001
S"'-. ? ALL Dltl'OUIITI ? Mc.
Or uwl e-1 upvn receipt ofpilcr^
PA 1. VTA J, M?r ??? CO.
51 Slush Srk*Ki . N. Y.
ITCH CURED Bjr?;'30A^uu!!:"
DR. DAVID'S SANATIVE WASH Is Kuaran.
teed to cure any cajie of Itch In half I. our If
uaed according to ulrcctlons. Sho* this to IMT
ions having Itch. If your dot{ has goratchef of
vlan?? I >avid's Sanative Wash will cure htnj
it once, l'rlce 50c a Mottle. It cannot l>o mailed,
ulcered at your nearest express offlco fro#
HKin rec*>li?t of 75 cents.
>we?? iti >lln?r llru* t1*., Iflohutood. )'?>
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS
LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUGUSTA, 6A.
The Rruon I Make tnd Sail More Mto'i $3.00
ind 93.30 Shoes Than Any Oiher MtnuUfl'jftf
li bctuM I ?W? the vt?rK the b melt of lr,<
mo?t caapUVf err?rJt*llon of tiiiftM ?*<
p Nti ax 4 ifcUWd i>.occi.??ri In th? con Mi y.
Tb? hU?W?? of tb? U*1hcn for ticbptr t oMIwibw,
ml irttr <uull of in* ??btai L? trfr t taubMtt.
liioikid ?SU] by Um Wl l# tit ibn
Utfmtri. 1 1 | CMiK k?? moftlly W. fc.
Douj'.m ibOM in u%Usf*i wfui wl nadJriHM
w by tb?;> boll Ib.lr ibtp, CI MM, u>4 WiM U?|?t
than ?ty olhtr ???*.
My fif Tnnntnf (Mi St/n main I him bftr)
n?J l,"nf'r H'tnrinJ M<?n nuv ClAtrJi
4 or Krerr Member of the Family.
j>y #i vfnn)tntiMlMPi *m) Children*
for ?6l? by shoo dottier* evi?rv*f>?i-?
HasYoufDod Distemoer:
CPU. lUmovct *11 i> mptcxn* Curt It
certain ?nd fcrm?n?nt. G*t t bottl* 10
0*1. Al druaie?'?i or, ??mi to u? for <?.
'i,?0; , 'or #?r fw book
let, Dr. Oslt't Advi**."
WELLS MEDICINE CO.
tndUna
Tiit Wc mosur it* own
w ft nicLlh Mil); ?until
Uwn |TJ 00 to t)C? 90
wp or moD<?
ECCSIH/7
Willi l??f
ktttfftQi Si At
C4DIUI ind I HCh
f r tftiiiblti frit,
.ANTS $}?' SUITS S9?? m
1 Ml IV"*?1 ?"?''? ?? mc?mr? lr. Umi >ity
K v ITT nuui.u?4 on*
2 M?m WMlKi In ? ???? tow l. full).
9 ttr.-lk.rr ffrtl. f umi'. ?.i?u. hit
T1ILORIRO CO
t?i mintn
HtlfirrlMs (trot, Chlim
TOILET ANTISEPTIC
NOTHING LIKE IT FOR
YJir TLTTU f>nx,'ne e*ceU *ny dentihico
I nt I E<L I 11 in clesniing, whitening and
removing tartar from the teeth, beside* doriroying
oil germ* c( decay and diteate which ordinary
tooth preparation* cannot do.
TUP MHI ITU P*1*11" ,I"rd *?? mtnith
I Ht IVI V W I VI wa?h duinfcct* the mouth
and throat, purifie* the breath, and kill* die germ*
which collect in tho mouth, cau*ing tore throat,
bad teeth, bad breath, grippe, and much tickneia.
TUP rVrC when inflamed, tired, acly
I ?lC? tf tw and burn, may be intteollj
relieved and strengthened by Pax line.
rATADDU P*xtine will dettroY the cermi
?A I nnnn that caute catarrh. heal the in
flammation and (top the di?charge. It ia * ?un
remedy for uterln* catarrh.
S^ss [Thompson's EyeWater
waa Gray Hair to Natural Oator?
??waves rr Mia taaar
la*i*?r*U? and pr*vt?U lK? hair from falling off
k?t? izs sosssrw**.
Putin* it * UrmlfM yet powerful
^ dcodomet.
U.ed in bathing it dettroyi odor* and
Imtw the body utfuepticklly cW
ro? iau at onuo ?Tones, boc
on postpaid my *AU?
LARGE SAMPLE FREE!
PAXTON TOILiT OO., BC8TOH. MAdS,
PUf NAM FADELESS DYES
3&S"JfcWaftlft'S '&?&?, ibuS