The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 28, 1909, Image 4
AFTER
SUFFERING
ONE YEAR
Cured by Lydia I:. Pink
bam!sVegetableCompound
Milwaukee, Wlit ? " J.y<lia J!. 1'itik
ham's Vegetable Compound |>;i ?
nil' it wen moiii in,
Miwl I vvouM like to
(<?11 tlifs \\ holfl wori I
of It. I sti!T< r<<l
from Tumult* l rouble
ami !? .< i i 'il
inybiirk. li.rult)'*
) ?*"?t (loctul# tt!t<l
thwy Jill <1 f ?* 1 <1 ?* <1
tlllit I b;ul ;? (tituor
In addition to my
feuiit !?? truubti', und
pdvtanl flu 1 ;i
tion. r.vdiA li.
Piukham'tj Vegetable Compound inado
mft a well woman and 1 have no more
backache, 1 hope 1 run l?t*l p others by
telllnor them what Lydia K. i'lukham'ts
Vegetable Compound has done fur
me," ? Mits. Km. ma Xm.hk, m:J First St.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
The above is only one of the thou
sands of grateful letter* which arc
constantly being received by the
Pinkham Mediefno ('orij)'any of I, vim,
Mass , v\ lih li provo beyond ;; iI'Mtbt ( li;it
JjVihix K. Pliikham'8 Vr?*gi'tabl.i Com
pound, liKUb from roofs and h? rbu,
actually does enrc the.yj obwlljiatc dls
uases of wo inon after all other means
have failed, and that evury such *nf
ering woman owes it to herself t" at
least kI \ o V. TTntdnnn'A \ ni/vfa
blo Compound a trial before bu'mit
tlng to an operation, or Kivin^ up
hot)# of nuui very.
MrH.'PlnUbuin, of hyiin, Muhh.,
Invih-H nil slcU wdiiicii to \wdto
her for nclvlco. She bun nui<b*d
thousands to health nnd her
ndvleo Ih frets.
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rr i:a( if i^ty; Write n>r.fr<'?' ??*>'; let, "A t'lM"
.1 ?lii)tv!ii^ ]:<>vv t.elp \<> . M'i'liro a l.i>l!? r
position Thorn" finds ?? sreUftii v !????? opt-u
I'^yln* fri" in. .iiii.lv Kcii' ?>l ? ei.ll. t) with
U'Roiwri. '-'iirs lh?' frtiiirit ?-ot: I isf??t Am-iu'r.
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,'Tis nnl'- D' t.(i t.. hi /i <dl.
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for over t .vi. ' <? ? ??i!? V v li.Tn-U wi-to
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cei lain it w;ll - ??. >i i \
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At t h<- ?? i: 1 i ; f t !i ? * 1 1 i |i w !.? .. t ! t < *
Bro Btlff. n:nl iiif.i- i.-.l ft"':: wm.l :? rt '1
dust th('; < i.< t, ? : : ? : i .| u : : ? ? :
uh Dortnr :\-u \i ;i r. ? .? .-:.rwv "j i t
n llttl** it,'.: i ?;! :! : ^ (i
lasht>t> hi it. i . t At nil
drut; o r > r . ^ < v l. v i;ik;1.
rricv- 2;.f Ii;.-.; A J ; : c k ?- 1 \' V City.
(5 lul !'?'? :>'. ? ? : ?? i'! ? - K.^lo.
For lll.Vl) H Hi ii 1 1 U s' i U'I DIM(
\Vlicil #'i' fi-iiit t ? I I . I!< iii Stuff. . vis or
r'er\Miis I'Mral li'-. 1 wll! tn, :i vi' Viitl.
t'n hijunl j>'< r -u: t '.o taki -R.-is iii itiodl
?U<ly. Try ;i, lw . atul m di\.f
ftore*
/ Food 1
Products
Lfk&d By The
V&fiofo F
You will never be d iaap
pGinted if you u >e LfLby'a
PSo(iid3 IBS! d O o n ti t?
ns n n i o o:\ your tabic.
1. iVy's h :;v c the t'.;ht ta&te,
which is always uniform,
and you can depend npon
Libby'<? a3 being absolutely
pure. Try these:
MlxvtJ t^cklos
r Si'Kiy Gervuo
&trav/banry Proscfrvtm
Currant Jolly
E\ raporatod Milk
Libby's food9 are the be?t
bccauso thry arc made from
the best fruits and vegrta*
bles, by the best methods in
?. S h h y9s Croat
EfiGntok>il V/ h It o
KStcStsnsw
Insist on Libby'a, and yon
can depend upon it that
you will get food prod
ucts whfch arc tho
most satisfactory
L
from tbo stand*
p?{nt of caste
And purity.
MR. DEAR DOESN'T LIKE THESE JOY RIDES.
^ '
rr Cartoon by W. A. in tlio N?w York U?>.?i <1,
BRISK REVIVAL IN ALL LINES OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY
KeporU Prom Corporations Show the Turning Point
Slnc;e PiJ?*ecl?-l)eclil?'.(l Increase Shown In
I, Steel* Copper unci l!le<:trlc Supplies.
Now York City. ? -In'un article on
t h o fin pro v?*cl industrial situation tho
Wall Htreet .Journal summarizes aa
follows:
"W. 10. Corey, i resident of I hp
I'nltcd Ktntffs Mteel Corporation, says
tho corporation is oj)<ihUmk about
seventy per cent: of normal rapacity
niid that Indication:) are for a con
tinued Improvement In prices as well
as production.
"A representative of tho Standard
oil Company s*ys tho business of tho
( iiuVany la normal.
"A representative of t !??* General
Kb-ctrlc Company nays the corpora
tion oIdoh hVbmary has been receiving
orders at the rate of between $f>i,
imid.o'm) and $r,3.0()U.000 a year and
?'hat nrdorK In the current fiscal year
are liki ly to reach $?6t0o0,Uuo, or
equal to I he boom year.
"John A. Topping, chairman of j
the lt< 1'iihlle Iron and Hteel Company,
bh>h all th<> blast furnace capacity I
of the corporation Is operating and!
bi'vt iil v-f! vc per cent, of the finishing!
capacity.
"The equipment companies report
an I in | > t* ? > v e 1 1 1 ? > 1 1 1 In business, although
j order:) :ii" not coming in as rapidly
j:!-> in the case of many other ludus
; I l ie.;
| "The \V?:'te:u i-Mectrlc Company
' i ;; ;i l;ti\'e ??al:i In huslm KR.
"Representatives of the Pennsyl
vania Hi eel Company and thy Cam
bria Bteel Company report a satlufac
lory increase In business.
"The Allls-Chalmers Contp"ny re
ports im proving business..
"Westlnghonso represo ntat 1 ves re
port moru men at work than at any
time since l h?* panic.
"The American Hteol and Wire
Company stau s that record Inlawing
orders Jijivi- 1 1??? ? i ? !??-<?? ' I v?'thgy v*ir tho
last I wo we(vkn. At tliiM'^^ply-y'itiavp
run aw IiIkIi an 20,000 tons in aSftntjlo
day.
"The United States Rubber Com
pnny reports that sutllclent business
Is on the books to assure uteady oper
ations for the rest of the' year.
"Represent at I ves of the American
Cotton Oil Company and the Chemi
cal a:id Fertilizers companies report
prosperous conditions.
"Representatives of tho Amalga
mated Copper Company report largo
Bales of copper at advancing prices
and h heavy shrinkage In stocks.
"The International Harvester Com
pany Is doing a normal business.
"The Leather companies show sat
isfactory gains ht-4maln?!H8.
"It la evident from the above that
the turning point for thf better, so
far an Industrial conditions are con
cerned, has been reached and passed."
1910 TO RE A PROSPERITY YEAR.
Mnrvcf tln? Mnchlticry Mnnauer Snys I lie Outlook Ji
Very I'ronilsfn j;.
| New York City. ? 1'Mwlu D. Mot- I
|ciilf>'. vice |in>8l<|fMit at) I >;enoral I
| manager of a lam;'* tlrm don I In;; hi,
I a iv si |;.r/ marl) 1 in i y. who Is atteml
' i*ir; ! Im* ffTnVJni'T" t'.Hi vi>nt lori of the!
f :s ? * ur> i ??')? A^jciat Ion at thuj
W'a I ? 1 ? f trlU'd about llio rrJurh of,
i rnfp< 1 1< v.
"U i ;i :< to me now," he saM. "to
*! ? ? r ? r-?1 i-'i I'm* h"Tv'-'.>t. II It is cmkI. i
; I hi 1 1 1 ? ? r ? ? , are. ..no r<-astisis j
w)>v It yliouM not |.m>, I look for a:
vi>ry Mi: y? at la !".?!'> H it, however j
wdl t he itopM turn out, tin- far tn era {
wiii tint i><> K'tun^ their monoy till;
iM vt sjifln^. and ho It In likely to !>??
tt' vi x? ;ir I" foti' there i* a return to j
(? e-(l it |-.pvt \\!) It'll pl'evullei'l I tl
! ' ti I I ' ?? 7
' ' ' t !-. ? ) r- nt moment i!i?re Is. |
I' \\ ? v ? '? k?i ? li>; ifij.l sitcn. Lance1
I '? : : ? :ir'iv<t ;i t tile ???????? I 'I sio SI
'! :? ? (? t .t % e : i ' > ? > : ! t l'e;t<he<| tint- |
at: ! ,i>- I aronn-l to olaoe
I a r v.- <? e-'I 'v ' I I le'll'l of the.
I'll!'. <1 ^':r- s- ? o vei nrnent tlie other '
dny advertising for n year'u supply ol
a certain class of goody. On thre OA-he;
hand, ( ho- manu fact u rers are-Hot anx
ious to Kt';n contrncts n long way
attend. They arc oxpcttng a rlao In
prices and arc unwilling to bind
t hemse) v-oh down. Iluslness In u trt
waiting for' hu vers and sellers to get
together, n n>'l v lien that ha? horn ac
comi>lh;hed pro-pi riiy will l>o hack.
"Of course the manufacturers are
hanging hack to e"o what the tarlfl
will he. .It doer, not mutter ho much
whether If I* the Pavno bill or tho
Aldrl'h hill Onco the (Question ii
settled business will accommodate it
?elf tot he new rates.
"I don't, see why we should nol
have good crop}?. All the reports ol
winter wheat are good. and although
In some i arts of the Northwest sprint;
s in-J: h:<<* h< en iblaved hy cold,
thi-ri Is stiM time to f.-ike It up. Any
how. v. |;h the prices of ceroids what
they at " there la- sure to ho an in
creriM* lu the iiu'i.'ii^o sown."
THE DATE FOR FULL RECOVERY.
A l?itt*?l>urB tsllmatc on tlie. Progress of Trwdn
ll^vl vei 1 .
1*1 ( 'I iff ?TS ,TH I
?.> v ij t ? ? ? iirtlv-!
. !?\ v. -.1 !??? fi< :i as t-> i r^'viuiic'' It
I f 1 1 1 ] v ri'fi>vt ' ?! is'wn nfter-panlc
; r ' ' ; i * 1 ' : i' . ! t'fo'l miiin .
I it'.. :is rot:. pan '\ v. Ith !!>"?. In thf;
v f ? ? ? ? I rr:>"l>* c!;ill v, nafnrnM.v ral?? s
I i Mi' I' Vi 1 i>n n-hlrh rnrvllt Inns must ]
I l;inv In- j :t ?1 vc?*fl A f"W Weeks fit;;) II |
] wad ' silir.iiN'f.l thnt It will ho th*> ond '
i- f 1 'i ! 1 I . ? f . ? r ? ? f ill capnMty wouhl
! i ?i.?nv -I R' V?th1 things hnvo
! > ! ? i i In sh;ht In uff 1 1 t*t . l?u* I'l'n
' : ':?>?? \ f I vro\-..< M-o h."?r\
; : ; ' 111 ? i( 'i 1 !i i > ' I ! I-1 ' b III) W |)I'C- !
: !1 -st 1' ft i of 1 y 1 0 wtl!1
?.<??? ii i ??K', nn?lon i a iU
i iii.ii! "1 :.,r ir.isi niil ot r ? 1 . na coin pft r'-rl
I v\ i ( h i : mi ? 1 1 nation, ntrl thryi
| 4-< !*?;?? !<-??' h-iilnona l.i at hunil
to kiV'P (-Uhty-nvo to ninety por cent, i
of tin* capacity of the country In op
eration A.< contparK] with 1906 nnrl
1007. this would bo equivalent <o
about ! 0O per copt.
One thine that mu?t be- reckoned
w'th next ynr, providing the tariff
l.j not revise! to the liking of the
country. In the Congressional flec
tions The speeches made by Sena
torn Cummlngs. Dolliver. Drlstow nnd
others -have been overlooked na pos
sible factors In the noar future. A
iJi-inocrat ii' House of H?pre?eiif atives
elected next vrar. and convening in
Detii'tuber. 1011, n'.lght nTr-ot busi
ncv* conditions considerably. Kar
ptttMod manufacturers d ?*? ! ro thaf the
question be settled definitely, f?von if
the?' inuft Rive up a larger proportion
c.t their protection then was antici
pated.
GOVERNMENT DETECTS RETURN OF PROSPERITY
Immigrant* Are Corning Clack nntl Customs and
Internal Revenue Increastna.
\V:> -hlnrtr-n. 1) C Wt.ll'1 Presi
dent Tart isn't !< r p. : ? r 1 r. .? 1 > u t 1'. two
? *<?;>:? i ' ? i . >'U r.'.r i ?? %
i :.<M ?? :::??? ? ? : * ? ;? w i ?o
t ' i ? i . : i . ? ? ?? \ !..??? 1 ??' >>?
! he . '1 ,:i w. : !s
s! :i '???.! :!inv thar {!.?? ' rn!Mo
i'V I ? >? i f i . ? : l i ? ? w :i - t ! j ? ? ?!. ; .i -r m "??
f f . : . i : ?- v. : ? } t h :i t
' } . v ha,! >.?::.??! :ti \ meri? l N'< .
'I' ' >!? i ? ;
cr-r.i' ? ;? ; t.?. V
, ; T1,.. .v.. ,j, ; J;,.,) Uj.,i s
? r : i * . -i i ' 1 i >:n r
V. \. u \ ! li t: h:i:? tin- ;u*ur
a ! r.- 1 ' :i ! ! );. ! .. ? ?: i 1 p. nil
('lai:us llr ('ail Ia|.!..,:o Mif,?a
y i ii? s < f \'i sm I< ,Vii) Miles \ v. ny,
NVw Orbar.s, I .a That a wirrltsa
operator In a station five hundred
tii tics away m?i\ #-x i ?!? magazines
ill bat ? 1 ? j- 1 1 1 1 s of any navj sslth the
ali) <,f his Invention. Is the claim (if
II A Folk. who has takt r. up the
matter with t lit* - l'h!*e 1 Skvh-* (inv
eminent
!,'r:!!v h".~ h<v n cv;w>r'.rieritln^ with
w!r-Vs i . \ sine* Mi?rt otil
I'Idvi i] { r-i'* -;ii ?<?? . vf : | v.rf.i'v }? (> re
' 1 1 Ses I ' ? >1 i \ 1 ?-??? < I .?! )t i '> > , I ? ? i I ? hv (il)V
ernni- nt avis iin tin- p? >p. s'.tion.
Around llu* Bases.
Thy Newark Club has purchased
catcher .loo Crisp from the Kansas
("U v Club.
Providence has purchased "Long
John" Anderson from the Chicago
American l.oaguo Club.
The ISnatern I^paKtiu now has four
Sunday playing towns, Newark, Jer
ac y City, Providence and Montreal.
Manager A1 Orth. has demonstrated
his ability to play the outfield by put*
. ting up a strong game In tho right
garden, lie also bids fair to lead the
Virgin* Laagua In batting.
that the Immigrant station at Ellis
Island asialn Is t ti o busy place that it
:ilwa\:? Is In -prosperous tlm s.
\? 'I'f a^ti i v I) t.:i ! t ni.-nt the
f: i i:i!i a'!. hi that ?!.*_? American
; . t i i ; . 1 1 w.'ii- !irpi>:i:|!U' hat.l i;;i v,'n< in
:ii?- f-. <<:f 111 Internal rcvcnno re
<? i; and In r* e? ipts from the cns
tn;!-,!!. '1* Is two failures In the
k*r? at r<-\ *?!::;?? rnlsltv.; means of the
( i>>v rnti!*-i:t ,ir ounted fur the tre
:<;? ,1, '",,-ii r !'V t >: r? t promises to
mi. f i* ?!> t S:i;:i at (Ikj -f->ui of th*?
I". . a! > ? .,r. 1 i 20.
With t:if-r---i*ing receipts /? n <1 de
rr?-M.- in.; <i.-ri*-it the Trea?ury Hepnrt
met: t Is r ? j ? t |i? t?t
Plot's! Ib-oai I'ver 1 ]\ po?-f < ?1 as
S<m*m i;m TarilT Hill Is Kigncd.
Cincinnati. Ohio. ? Frank A. Van
derllp, president <> C the National City
llank. of New York, said at a dinner
i;!vt n here to financiers from the
Fast who have been inspecting the
Chesapi ake ssnd Ohio Railroad, and
the Commercial Club of this city,
that this co-.intrv was on the verge of
the greatest Industrial boom it has
ever known
lie snd that "this boom would
start the minute tha' I "? r< ? v I il ? - n t Taft
signed the r.cw tarltr schedule."
A,
Stub I" ii(ls of News.
The I'nlted States Senate passed a
bill to provide for the taking of the
next census
It cobt the New York public $17.
7 0S.O0S for carefare In the laat three
months of 19 0 8.
Edwin K. Martin, a commission
merchant living In Urooklyn, N. Y.,
named eight co-respondents In his
6U It for a divorce.
The Russian Emperor has refused
to sign' the naval staff bill and to
accept the Cabinet'* resignation, or
dering U>? ministers to retain tholr
po?Ur
\
LURED HISJIFE TO DEATH
Husband Surrenders and Takes
Polipe to Where Body Lies.
Crowe Ve?, i?t Perth Amboy, N.
8*l?l ll<* ]M?'r<i)liii'(l to Hlu/ot II In
WJIy Ikcau!?eHI>o Wa# I'jitaiiltluL _
New Brunswick, N.J. ? George Vet
walked Into tho police nation at
Perth AUVl>oy, about 6.1 J ?. in. und
said to Night Sergeant Mulligan:
"I've killed my wife and want to
bo locked up." Tho policeman could
hardly believe the man, ho wan ho In
different. . ' ?
"Woll. If you don't believe u?o I'll
take you t<> her," said Ve?.
Police inert Qulnlan and Hardy
went with the man, who guided thorn
to St. Mary's Cemetery, on the Wood
bridge road, and ill tho rear of tho
burial place they found the body of a
woman with several bullet wounds 111
her head. Vcs says that he and tho
woman came here from Roadatown,
N, J., three days ayo and went to live
In a tenement houso on Himtjngton
street, Perth Amboy. Ho *ald he
discovered that his wife had been
Unfaithful to him and determined to
kill her.
In tho morning ho asked tho worn
an to take a walk with him, and,
guiding her to a secluded 6i>ot in tho
cemetery, he coolly pulled a revolver
and flred three shots. When she fell
he flred again.
He ways he thought tho matter over
all night and decided to glv?* himself
up to tho police. Prosecutor Boor
aom has set detectives to work on tho
case, as the man cannot bo convicted
on his unsupported confession.
paid iiy hprhckhI/S,.
Lu/er Make* Startling Admissions on
Witness Stand at Calhoun Trial.
,$an Kranclsco, Cal. ? At the trial of
Patrick Calhoun, Rudolph Spreckfils
on the witness stand admitted that he
had been paying a monthly salary to
Francis J. Honey, leader of graft
prosecution. N'ot'only Sprockets but
Honey and his . associates have per
sistently denied that tho prosecuto.
recelved a single dollar from Spreck
els, and Just after Heney was shot a
movement was Btarted to raise a fund
for Heney.
Sprockets on cross-examination ad
mitted ho had paid between $500 and
$000 a month to Heney for throe
years. This la outside of large sums
which Heney received by the United
States Government.
Spreckels was not a good witness
for tho prosecution, but on cross-ex
amination Calhoun's lawyers* extract
ed koiih interesting facts, ono of
which was that Abe IluelY offered, If
Spreckels would get a syndicate to bid
on proposed city bonds, to call a
strike on the United Railroads and
nobody else would I id on tho bonds.
NKW GOVERNOR I OR ALASKA.
Walter E. Clnrk, a Washington Cor.
respondent, Appointed.
Washington, D. C. ? President Taft
sent the Senate the nomination of
I Walter L\ Clark as Governor o 1
| Alaska, to succeed Governor lloggutt,
? resigned. Mr. (-lark for years has
j been tho Washington correspondent
l for tho Seattle Post-Intelligencer, hm<1
is unusually well Informed on Alas
kan affairs.
Regarding tho appointment as
Governor of Alaska tho statement
was in ado at tho Whlto House that
"tho artion was taken on account of
| tho importance of getting a special
I consideration for Alaska with a view
to bringing together conflicting inter
| esla and permitting the natural- in
I dustrial development of the country."
I'll 1ST SOUTH ATLANTIC MAP.
Elaborate Work of Naval Huieau
Shows liest Trade Routes.
Washington, D. C. ? The Navy De
partment has issued the first map
| ever made of tho waters of the South
; Atlantic Ocean. It Is the work of the
' Hydrographic Bureau and represents
I the labor of years. In detail It is the
. most elaborate work cf it3 l^ind ever
i issued, for It gives not only the test
| routes lor ships la the coastwise
'< trade along South Air.eWca and
! Africa, but it also outlines the best
I routes between the two continents.
The great Increase in trade in the
, Beuth Atlantic mado necessary a
; por.iprf bensivo map of that body of
| water, and this Government decided
to undertake tbe work,
TO liDVCATR DL1XD GIRL.
Pennnjlvnnlft Provides Money For
Kntharjno Frlfk,
Harrlsbuvg. Pa. ? Governor Btuart'i
approval cf the appropriation for the
Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb at Mount Airy, near Pli U
adelphla, makes possible the educa?
Hon at that placo of Katharine M.
Frlck, the deaf, dumb and blind child
of William Frick. of this city. The
child i ^ nine years old, and has been
\ li.nd, (Teaf and dumb since her fourth
birthday.
Little Katharine If bright, pos
seting many of the characteristics cf
llelen Keller. This is thy Ar^t time
the State of Pennsylvania has under
taken tho individual education of a
person.
Swift, of Chicago, Elopes.
Julian W. Swift, of th3 wealthy
Chicago family of that name, and
Miss Mary R. Miller, of Lafayette,
Ind , eloped in an automohilo to IJo
bokeu, N. , and were marrifd.
ILLNESS DC E TO SOCIAL CARES.
Mrs. Taft I>l?l Not Accompany tJ?o
President to Petersburg, Vn.
Washington, D. C. ? Mrs. Taft's
sudden and severo Illness when she
succumbed to social duties and ex
cessive heat several days ago yielded
to rest and care. Mrs. Taft was not
able to accompany tbe President to
Petersburg, Yfl , and Charlotte, N. C.,
to the great disappointment of the
residents in those towns, where ex*
tensive out t nuinuieuts were planned
ia her honor.
Kansas liars Tjone Drinkers.
Henceforth it ia a crime to drink
Intoxicating liquor, even from your
cwi bottle, in tho State of Kansas.
The new law is now in effect. Until a
year or two ago "jolots" wero openly
conducted in the isrger cities of tho
State under a system of municipal
fines. Theso have practically all been
closed.
New Immigration Commissioner.
William Williams was nominated
by President Taft tc be Commissioner
of lainAgratiou *1 Ellis Island, N, V.,
lu plaos of Watohora. ?
DYSPEPSIA
IfUNTONf DY?P9r?U RRMKDT
IrrliAtt <1 atuutaoha (hat nata b??a luipnfred
by i>uv?Ur and ImuHmi drvga. w? ?aa?c|
to? u/faaUjr ndftM t> I) D*r?oua who agffai
from fay of tba folio vUm ajrwptoait to
try JI.U rawed/ j fclatraaJ aft?r aatlug,
b'.oatlua ?# the atowacb. UlatuJ o# tk*
food, Watorbraak ftoar btoujacf, Heart*
, I*>84
imiL ?
iaart, Hhwtur
li?M or tb? heart cattaad 'ky lmi)K?*ttou.
w# want terr <1iacogroi?d aud flaavoo
d?ot iuffarar crow l>yan?p?a or fu<U??a
Ooo to cut aatd# all otbai iiicdtcina mid
y or aala b/ alt drufflata. Price, 23c.
Oood news swceteps the blood.
Weston, Ocean-to-Ocean Wulker,
out, feel there i? no us? living, juat take
your UJ thoughts with you and walk them
off Before you have walked a mile thingi.
will look roajer. Ju.t try it." Have yi J
noticed the lucrsaae in walking of lute in
?very community! Many attribute it to
tu comfort which Allen'a Koot Kaw, the
antiseptic powder to be shaken into the
ahoes, givea to the million* now uaini; it.
, est on huH Hnid, %'Jt Ii.'im roal ulKrit,"
" 'J*?*? tired, aching feet while you walk.
.10.00') twtunoniolfl. Order a 25c. patkuge
to day of any Druggist and be ready to for
K?t you have f?ot. A trial puckngo of Al
Jen ? Foot-fcasu lent Free. Add re#. Allen
B. Olnutttd, Lc Iloy, N. y.
An art requires u whole man.
There ie no ueed to suffer with so re n ens
and stiffueaa of joiuta and muscles. A
httle Hamlinn Wizard 0?1 rubbed in win
limber them up immediately.
limy always talk who never think.
Tetterine Cures Piles.
"Ono application of Twiortiie cured me
yeara"*"6 'tc'dng J?lk*a I lind for Ave
..n*yr>*rd Benton, Wulterboro, S. C.
Fetteiino cure* Kctema, Tettor, Rlnsr
Worm, Ground Itch, Itching Piles, In
fant s 8oro Head. J'lmnlea, Holla. iWugh
fw ? p*tch?* 5n <?'? Face. Oid Itching
0?rea Dandruff. Cankered HcaTp, Dun
f?irnB' and every form of
)K *v"? Tetterine e5o; Twtterlne
Hoap 25c. Your druB?t?t, or b f mall from
the manufacturer, The tihliptilu* Co.
Havanitah,
If the government could only tax
the pon nut politicians in various
methods as it taxes t it<> business
man's induslry Iheie would be no
more bond issues.
State or Umo, City ok Iui.kuo, I
Lucas Count v, \ 68'
Frank J. Cheney nuikc? oath that he it
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney &,
Co., doing business in tbe City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm Will pay theaum of one hundred dol
t-Afis for each and every case of catabiih
that cannot be cured by the uee of Hall's
CATABHffCunK. , Frank J. Cheney.
pworn to before me and eubacribed in my
pretence, this flth day of December, A. D..
"80. ? A. W. Gleason,
v . ' . Notary Public.
Hall a Catarrh Cure fa t(lkeri'ihter?aljy, and
acts directly on the blood ana mucoua sur
faces o( the srslem. Send for testimonials,
fr2S.i v. tf.J - Ciibney 4 Co., Tolado, 0.
gpld by all Druggists. <3c.
Hall's family 1'ilL* are the beat.
Three-Legged Goat Barred.
With tearful eyes Antonio Maffofa
yesterday stood on the dock of the
It n It a I Jno, and waved his hand to
' J Billy," his three-legged goat.
Hilly, ' meanwhile munched an ap
ple and -a piece of paper which one
of tho crew of the T aonqJtua, on
which he was departing from this
country, bad given bim, says tbe
I Philadelphia North American.
At last, the goat vanished from
sight, and rage mingled with j?ricf in
Maffetft's breast. It seems that the
j Italian had obtained the goat, which
came from n part of Turkey where
they grow three-legged pont?. lie
intended to exhibit it in this country
as s fieak. But when lv; pot here,
ho found that the importation of
goats from Turkey, Greece or France,
is forbidden, and while Maffeta wnt
admitted, Billy was kept out.
Maffeta protested to no avail. Till
deportation of his tripodal pet, hfl
was convinced, wag a retaliation b.V
thp Government, for the Turkish qtr
tflcki upen Amoriean missionariaa.
Anyhow, if it was tho law, it was n
bard law, and ought not to bo on?
forced agalnat crlpploa, So, 22*'09,
Don't iklmp on wagei. When <
clerk deserve* a raise, se? that h4
g?ti it without having to domand it
at thi point of a threat to leave you,
Bo as good to your clerks as you
want them to be to you,
( ? THINK HARD
ItyPays to Think About Food.
The tvqUilnklng life dome people
lead ofton^crtH*oa__tiouble and slck
noM, Illustrated In the cxpeilenco of
a lady In Fond Du Lac, Wis
"About four yearB ago I suffered
dreadfully from Indigestion, always
having eaten whatever I liked, not
thinking of tho digestible qualities.
Tuts caused palpiiatloa of
the heart ao badly 1 could not walk
up a flight of stairs without sitting
down once or twlco f.o regain breath
and strength.
u! bcc*me alarmed and tried diet
ing, ware tny clothes very loose, ant'
many other remedlca. but found no
roll?f.
" Hearing of the virtue# of Grape
NuU and Postum. ! commenced using
the? In place of my usual "breakfast
of coffee, cakes, or hot biscuit, and In
week'* time I was relieved, of
sour stomach and othor Ills attending
Indigestion. In a month's tlmo my
heart waa performing Its functions
naturally, and I could climb stairs
and hills and walk long distanoes.
"I gained ten pounds In this short
time, and my skin became clear and I
completely regained my health and
strength. I continued to use Grap*
Nuts and I'ostum, for I feel that I
cfwe my good health ontlrcly to their
use. "There's a Reason."
"I Hko tho delicious flavor of
Orap^-Nuts, Atyl by making Poatum
according to dlrectlono It tastes simi
lar to mild high grado coffee.*
Read -The Road to Wellvlllt,* hi
pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A
*ew *** appear* from time to tlmo.
true, aa4 M) 4i
Woman's Friend
Nearly till woijqen suffer at times from female
allmentM. Some women suffer mure aeutoly and
more constantly tban others. But whether you have
little pain or whether you Buffer intensely, you
should take Wine of uardui and get relief.
Cardui is a safe, natural medicine, for women,
prepared scientifically from harmj^s vegetable in
gredients. It aetw e/isily on the jft^niUe organs and
ftives strength and tone to the whole system.
> 1
The Woman's Tonic
Mrs. Vema Wallace, of Sanger, Tex., tried C'ardui. She writes:
"Cerdui has done more for rno than I can. describe, Last spring I
wan taken with female inflammation ami consulted a doctor, but to
?o avail, so I took C'ardui, and inside of throe days, I was able to do
my houoework. Siuce then my trouble baa never returned." Try it.
AT ALL DRUG STORES ,
I . : JL
THE "HUB" MANiPOLDck
Tlw Urst onJ Cheapest .Manifolding
Devku Jn tne W orld.
Mo Cranks to Turn ! Ho Lews tc Shove ! I
On be Operated by ' >ne hand.
Sp?tUIJy adapted ?" Hie iK^Js'vf LU #UCt'MCN,
COAL UEALkHt. MARKt f MEM and *11 ?'"<?'* Jofi'K
a D^live'y H\istir?ss or
CfcodJ.
Delivery Tl< kelj. BID# {/I L?<Jlnj,
lovolci's. CnnhSnlifor Ch?rie Sltpi,
, in?Je In f)'gplk?!t!. T r lpil? ?te, or Quadruplicate nl one writing. rut up in
Roll lorn nnd Consecutively Numterfd. f<oll Printing bone for <u> y U.i4 o I ManMolJinil D<*vlce.
Special Discounts to Customers Secured through the medium of this Advertlaoment.
Send for Descriptive Raiding Mutter ? Salesman write m. AJdress Depi,"(>"
HUB AUTOGRAPHIC RttilS Tl H CO., l l-IB Blnford St., Boston, Mass.
Troubles B|>i'intf 1'ioin Ldlene:^. :? ii* I
grievous tuils from useless' euro.
Rough on Rat*, unbontnble exterminator.
Rough oil lieu Lice, Nest Pow l?r, &V\ ,
Rough on Bedbugs,' Powiter.or Li-j d.
Rough oti t'lmis, Powder or Liquid, &V.
U'ju.h oa Roacli^a, Pow'd, 15<\,Liq'd, 25".
Uou^h on lloth ami Aiii.;, I vi.V'-.
Rough oft HkeslerK, HgTowihleTu uh i, 25c.
i?. a, Well*, Chemist, Jersey City, N. ?).
i : e : i (i.if'ieix nuv( ! lit* I vil ?(? ?>
to dinner. - Italian.
Itcri, Wenk, Weary, Watery F.jrc*
Relieved by Murine Kye Remedy.
Compounded by Kx tienenced Phyaieinm.
Coniorma to Pur# i*ood and Dnia I<uwi
Murine ))<>?*??'? ?nini1' Sooiiu'H Kye Pai'j
What the ey<> sees not I lie heart
riu-s not. ? Ft en eli.
For CO!, 1)8 ami OIMFV
Ulek's CAiauwNE lit Die l.?>st rt.-aH'<1r?
relieves the aching and fovoj t-in.ess-eurfj
the Cold and restores normal eoiulitiyns. It's*
liquid? efT<-ctti Immediately. luc., 1'ic. uud
K'c.. at drug stores.
Ynn "M/wwl n 1 "
jul. v%? x i vcu Cl? -A- U 111 V/
if you feci languid and (impressed *
all the lime. The best thing to
help nature build up the system i3
DIUXJAYNE'S
TONIC VERMIFUGE
This great tonic is not a false stim
ulant as many of the co-called ' 'spring
tonics." It is a natural strength
giver. For ail run-down conditions
of the health it is an invaluable rem
edy; itnpar'.s new lifs and vigor cr.d
builds up i!.c tr.li,re tystim.
So!J Ay d'd Leading Druggists In lux>
tlzs Izltlcs, 50c end 35c
The difference
remember this?
it may 6?ve your life. Cathartics,
bird nhot aud cannon ball pills ? te?
spoon donts r.f cn'hartic medicinef
All depend on irritation of the bowel#
Mntil tboy swent enough to move. Cati
earcti etreuftiheu the bowel siusclce
eo they creep and crawl Raturally,
Thlo means a cr.rc and only through
Cascareti can you. tret it quickly and
naturally. nt
CMctrsti? iOs boi? tr#*t?
ment. All rfrnrflttt. Blfgett toller
to (be world -million bote* a mocitj,
Cures'
PNEUM01
Rle*'? Ou('if <?reife I.lni
incnl Is iiiAdc of pvjif
coow pre??r iond otl.fr
rcni O'llfl ' rtcoj
? (or eo ne rn ton h a
!n va!i'.*tio for I'ucti mo
iiIr, <7<?l<1*. Ji ! p, ?tc. Try
I<ice's Goose Grease Liniment
For th??e oiIment?---It rclicTM
? poedily ani\ cure* pcrmnnontly.
25c At all Druggistsand Dealers -25c
GOOSE liBtASt G0MPJtN?,OM??kgOIt<>
ROSY CHEEKED CHILDREN
art !.?-?? i ?> aiiil h?|'| * . U- i? 4 < ti
}t>?Ui ? Y S??f (n prrtl . fji
Cut?r OH. H' ? ?Vi btn ctlliartic,
bat ntilf. ThtvloT?
PALATAL CAtTOB OIL
lO?t, IMIltt. TA|TI# HOOD
Chilorin Lick Tni Spoon
ALL n?r??? t?T?. o ? |1 M 4(L
NRTN A SOUTH CAMtMl IGFNT1
I ftVMAY D*UQ CO.. C81UMIIA. I. C.
ITCH CURED
OR. DAVID'S SANATIVE WASH
teed U>c<ir?? any cxw of I toll in l.ulf lour if
u?rd Hcror<itii(f to directions. Show tlii*to per
son* hivtn; Itoh. If your doir ln?? Hcrau iio-, or
M&nfe David's Hanfttt vf> \\ a.sli will nir? lain
m once. Price 5(v a ?tottl<\. It rannot nitilcd.
I cllveifd at your nrarrst cxi>r?v? offli*** free
uimh> ivo?ti>lof 76 cent*.
OvtrmA Mtnur Drug Co.. Rlekmontl, V*.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS
LOMBARD 1R0I WORKS. ADQUSTA, G L
Wostoreo Gray Hair to Natural. Color:
niMovm UANonurr and ocur;r
|o? igurafm a tid prrrrDd tb? luir from fulling off
for ??!? b I D'upnlmt , or l?n( OI>?ot by
XANTHINE CO., Richmond, Virginia
?.'?? ft Par Ij'.iU, Simpla lollu jjc. S?nd for Circular!
/
Regard Cutlcura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment
as unrivaled for Preserv
ing, Purifying and Beau
tifying the Skin, Scalp,
Hair and Hands, for Sana
tive, Antiseptic Cleansing
and for the Nursery.
Pol<l throajhout tho wfrkT Popfts- I.ondon, 27,
OiArt*rl\ou.? r.q Hun* a Hue <!c :? PMl At:*trfc
ll?, n rown3 A 0> . fy<lr.?y; |i K l'vi;l,
f'Alrtilu.. t'litua, II >ne l.?nij Co
Mm- ?ii"'*. I. Id !')>??? V t nf !'i. I'Mco*;
tfo Afrl.-*, I rr.-.m. tj ( a; .? T % u t?, V f> a,
IVjtl.T I'l l! \ I ..IT. .!'? 1- )*>?--.
?*" Po-'. i :i . i k. t '?i 'i.i i V ,ii
lias "Your Dotf
Distemper?
c?? " ? eijitma ueo ??&
?.r. n ?,?J ^ ,
*?? V . . *?* free fcx* >V
? ??. I>? * fmti % Aov.fr "
WEJ.I.S MEDICINE CO.
NOTHING LIKE IT FOR
Y||P TETJTTIJ ^ "x,'nP ari)' dentilrico
I nb I Eit I n m cWming, whitening arid
removing tartar from the bessdet de?Woy;ns;
all germi of decay and dUcaie which orduvM]
looth pxeparations cannot do.
THE MOUTH
and thtout, pur.fie* the br.*ath, end k:!!i the 6*rro?
which collrct in die mnuth, c;>o?in^ I'.re tl-.ioM,
bad teeth, bad bicath, guppe, End much ucknr.v
TUF FYFQ when ir.flaroed, t.red, ari*?
I lit 1 1 tw and bum. may be lrutant!)
IcUeved and ttieagther.ej by Paxtine.
rATADDU Paxtine will destroy the germ*
vM I f%lllall that came. catarrh, heal the in
flammation and ttop the ditcharge. It is a lure
temedy for uterine catarrh.
?JmSjuJ* * hfm,eM V1 P?w"'ul
temicKfe d.^nfetf ant .nd deodoru,{
*?vt, the body ?niMfp?lc?l!y c'.rao
roa 1ALS ATOHUQSTORCR GO -
large sample FREF!
?? *a*ton toilit oo.,
???ton. MAMl