The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 25, 1909, Image 4
THIRD
OPERATION
PREVENTED
By l.ydiaU.l'inkham's Veg
etable Compound
Chicago. III. ~-"I want t<> lull you
vlmt I.ytlla U, lMnkliuin'H
Oonmouurl did for mo. 1 wua no Hick
that two of th*' host doctor* 1m CMcuro
Wild I Would dio*if I did not liiiv?' nJi
oix'ratlon. I had
already bad two
? 'j'eratloiiH, a lit/
they wanted me to
go through H third
0JJ0. I rluy
and night from In
llammation and a
final) tumor, and
never thought of
fceelng u well day
n gn 1 n. A friend
told me how I/jdla
K. J'inkham'H veir.
<e table Compound hud helped her, and
I tin (1 it. and (if tor thu third bottle
wjih cured. '* Mr*. A i.vkna SlTHLlNO,
II J .antfdon Street, <\U*aKo, HI.
I i ygiu are ill do not drag along at
homoopin your place of ?*tnp)oy incut
until an operation i* npecjjHary, but
build up the feminine ny.itern, and re.
movo the eatiKe of tlnne dint reding
nehew ami palnH by bitting I/)'dia iv
IMnkha in'n VeHctabie ( impound, made
fnMii rot.^'J and li?'i I' <.
For thirty years ith;;s been Ihestan
da rd remedy b>r female lllu, and ha?
positively restored tlie heulth <>)' thoU
tiandHol' women who have be,eu troubled
with displacement", inlla.inmaOon, ul
ceration, libi t. Id t in t;OfS, irre^idarit ic??,
rteriodic. pains, bac !:;??? bo, bea ring-down
teellug, ilatu'i ney, indigestion, diz/i
DOKf), or nervou'i prostration. \V liy
'7* don't you try it ? - ' -
If '
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KKMoN I 'Vu.i.MiK lllekor.v N i lilrlV
f-?' lt< ? ? I |!i till |il i.il ? I o< ai ion I'.x iktIviii ? il
"J'chi-lHTH. Miuii in l <- Hnl,? v. ,t I. Mi'iii'iiv. I'ni.
I'or li I : A liA <i c l' i 1 1 cii < \I'| dim;
WliiMlior from ( nlils, It.-iit, Hlonifn'h or
J">crvoiii Ttoi,il,|.-h. ( niMiilln.- \? ill iclit M- j tiu
It's IS"Jll!<l (i'.IIIMvI.L In I II It I' I II 1 1 lift 1 1*
SU'ly. Try it, Ivc., 'MAi. ami Juc. itt tlrun
?lvrvM
Tin1 fellow w.itu s i ? I . . t | I lie tnt'h
is liable to In; k;io?'ket| < !< > v\ n with n
lit.
1loni?h on Hut*, nut ??>:i t u I ?l? ? i?.xti'r?niti?itoy.
Hough on lien Lfee,' N?i?t Powder. 2-Vr..
llonglt on t'olbitgx, I'owd.-r or Liu'd, '.Mo.
llout(h on KI'-iih, Puw lt*r or l.tquiit, 54.V.
llou-hiM Ilo.u hi'x, I'iiwM, l.V -.,!<i<|'ii, VJBc.
Rough on Alot.lt uml Ants I'owilnr, 'AV*.
liou;;h on Ske<?tors, agn-Kiibln in uh?\ Mc.
E. S. Wolls </h''rnist, ?l<,rs?>v t.lty, N. J.
No Man in a Stovcpipj llat Ever
?i ft o 7) n V???
"Did you ever. " said Mr. .?Ju\rt.,le
ton, ' ' boo ti' limn iu a silk 1 1 :,t t tarry
ing u:i infant < hild I Never, L ven
ture t<i say.
" You nee | ? I ? ? ! i ( y ill' Cat hi t s, voting
1 al hers mostly. rarrx in.r 1 1 1 ? i r babies,
iiinl mtv v.m ! 1 1: itr t>. ? ;r1,rv 1 1 ? ? ? 1 1 : . in
deed proud n| iheir offspring ; hut
jou mi' v i m iv 1 1 :i lather in a tall
Jiul. They ma; wriif |ni i \ -let rn oth
er kinds of f I t ?<! rhit sol I lints,
straw lints. or ;is many !?.!!;< 1 ?- ? it" eitps;
but no father earryifu an infant
wears a silk lial.
"Of course l i i ? r? ? i.i'i't lie any
fashion <!??' !?'??? a i'l ''it t!::s. Refrain
ing from weari:;:* a hat on su<h
occasions must be ?1 j n--l in m ? ^ tu -
t i s ?? toiniui'ii srii-f. tin* baby is ;i n
ext 1'i'iin l \ 1 1 > f'? ? r : . it! tiling., liable >?>
scream or cry or uri^ylo <?r s'|iiirut
nt any minute, to bear lUilf in many
ways in a manner <j nte ineonipat ible
with the high lint ib^ntty; and uveu
young fathers s? in ( < > know ? b i-?. and
Bo they leave th"iv stisvi-jiipo tiles
on t ho shelf at home when they go
out with the baby. They s-.H-m to
know whnt in fitting instinct iveiy;
but certain it is that yon never see n
IVirtn in a slo\epip> hat oil rr vin ?jr it
baby." So. 2G- '09.
wor
For timo litis bent if.r. a wU< ......
*nun no doubt, but tauki;.^ ail tl.mj
weaker. ? rrato?.
WON'T MIX
BaG rood ami (iiiid Health Won't
Mix.
Tho human stomach p'arulu murh
abu9^, but It won't n-tnrn r(H>d
hoalth If you Rive !t bad foo 1
If you feed rli;r!jt yo i \\ti| r ? ? ? ? I vlRht,
for proper food and a jiooi m!:.d Is
tho euro road to ht-aiih
"A year ' t am ? much ?
alarmed about toy l.<.vi!h. f..r I t?e
gait to suffer aft> r rac'.', a', r>at
t?*r how little 1 ate," .-:n. .t Denver
woman.
"I lost my npju'i i?u and ;bo very
thought of foiul (;r-t sv d!. ta?.:i ful, with
tho result tliSf 1 was not iiouri^tn-d
and pot weak nad thin.
"My homo cares were v> ry heavy,
for besldo a lar/?o family of r.,y own
iJ havo til.?o to lool^ out for an aped
'jnother. There was no one to shoul
der ray household hur.hmi, and eo.no
what might I must hear them, and
'thla thought nearly drove me trantlc
when I realized that my health wa*
breaking down.
"I road an artlclo 1n tho paper
about eomo on with trouble Just like
mino being cured on Grape-Nuts food,
and acting on this suggestion, I gave
Grape-Nuts a trial. Tho tlrst dish of
thin A Ai|n|/)tta proved ihr.t I havl
struck tho right thing.
-My uncomfortahlo feelings In
stomach and brain disappeared as if
by magic, and in an incredibly nhort
space of time I was again myself.
Sine** th*n I have gained J 2 pounds In
woij^ht through a summer of hard
work and. realise I am a very different
- woman, all due to the splendid food,
Grape?Kiit4."
"There's a Reason." Trial will
prove. Reftd the famous little book,
"The Road to WeUvme." in pkgs.
letter? A mm
TAX ON CORPORATIONS RECOMMENDED
. . * i ? i- -i ? . ?
President Taft Sends Special Message to Congress Advlshtg
levy of 2 Per Cent, on Net Earnings.
Washington, n. C.-T?ie rocasaKO
of President Tuft on tho nubjoct of
inx ing Income* of corporations vm
lecolvod In tho Senate and read imme
diately. it Im as follow*: \
"It Is tho constitutional duty of tho
I'rcaidout from tlm* to tlmu to tocom*
inond to tho consideration of Congress
such measures as he shall jud^o neces- ,
t-ary and expedient, lit my inaugural
address, Immediately preceding this
extraordinary session of C'oiigros*. I
Invited attention to tho nccossity for
u revision of tho tariff at thU session,
and stated (ho principles upon which
I thought tho revision should ho ef
fected,
"I rofiirri-d to tho then rapidly In
Creasing deficit and pointed out the
obligation on tho part. of thn framera
of I ho tariff l> 11 1 to arrange tho duty ho
as to secure an adequate income, and
suggested that If It was not possible
to do bo hy Import duties, now kinds
R. tar.atlori must he adopted, and
among them I recommended a grad
uated Inheritance tax aa correct In
principle and an certain and euay of
collection.
I he IIcuro of Representatives
adopted tho suggestion and Iuih pro
vided In the hill It passed for the col
lection of such a tax. in the Senate
tho action of 1 1 ? Finance Committee
and the course of tho debr^o Indicate
that It may not agree to this provision
and It Ih now proposed to make up the
deficit by the Imposition of a general
Income tax In form and substance of
a I moHt exactly tho same eharoct'vr an
that, which In the easo of Pollock
vs. Farmers' I,oan & Truat (jomi.anv
NT, 7 U. H. 4 2i>) was held hy the Su
jirorno Court to b<? a <11 met tax aiuj
t hereforo not wUh.lu tlx. power of the
I'Oderal (government to Imponn unless
apport lotted hiiioiik tho soveral Slates
according to population. Thin new
proposal, which 1 did not discuss
in my Inaugural address, or in my
mnssago at the opening of tho present
session, makes It appropriate for in.o
to submit to tlio t'onmesH curtaLu
additional r6com:uepdutlou.i.
Amend Constitution,
1 he decision of the Supremo Court
In tho income tux canes deprive?! tT*?r
National Government of a power
which, by reason of previous decisions
of I he court, It wa? generally kij p
posed that Government had. It Is un
donbtedly a power tl)f. National Cov
ernment ought to have. |r ml^ht he
Indispensably to i ?,-? Nations I ! f r> in
M'-at crises. A 1? Iron vh I have n-t
con side red a constitutional amend
ment i is necessary to the e\erchie of
certain phases of thin power, a ma
ture conidd'Tat ion has satisfied me
that an a-mend iimnf Ik the only pr.>p< r
course for |t;i establishment to 'its
full extent.
I therefore recommend to the Cnir
gress t hat. both I [o u hps , by n two
thirds vote, Khali propose an amend
ment to the Constitution Conferring j
the power to li;vy an income tax tinon I
the National Government without ap
portionment among the States in pro-!
portion to population.
I his course Is much to bo rr-o
foiTOll !'> thy opo i,i;,?h;u(.,| 0P i
act ln:? a law on'co judicially declared!
to be unconstitutional. For th-- Con-1
gress to assume that the court will
r. 'verse Itself, and to enact legislation j
on such assumption, win ?ot strenuth-!
en popular confidence In the stability j
of judicial construction of the Con-!
stitutlon. h is much wiser policy to'
accept the decision and remedy the'
d'T. ct by amendment la due and re-1
ular course.
"Again. it Is clear that hy the on
net meat of th" proposed law the (V?n- I
ure?s will .not be bringing monev into i
t.ie treasury to me. t tho present de
ficiency, but bv |.ii:tin?T on the statute!
hooks a law nlrc-.dy there and never1
repe aled, will simply be sue?eat i n t: to
tile executive (dlic u-a of the Govern- j
ment their po^sibb? duty in Invoke
litigation. If the court should neiln- ?
tain its former view, no t;-\ would be I
collected at all ir it f!io;i!(1 ultimate- J
.v roverso Itself, still no taxes would 1
have be -, collcctcd unlll aftur pro- i
tra"ted di-lay.
People f'avor It. *
"If 1 3 said tho diniculty agd y :
in securing t li ?? approval of three-]
fomths nf tho S'aU'.i will destroy all i
cninco of adopting tho amendment.
Of course, no one can Bpealt with eer- 1
talnty upon this point, but I havo be? j
come convinced that a great majority J
of tho people of this country two in
favor of vesting Iho National Govern- 1
nu-nt with power to levy an income:
tax, ar.d that they will securo the]
adoption of tho amendment la i ho !
S " . tf vropoT>d to th??m. .
" Second, the decision in t.ho Pollock |
cn so lo : t power In tho National (lov
ernmont to levy an excise tax which
accomplishes tho earns purpose aa a I
corpora! !or, i:icomrt tax, and ia frool
from ct-rtain objections urged to tho '
prfiposu1 d income tax measure.
"I therefore :v"o:nm?*n(l an amend- j
men' to tho tariff bill imposing upon
n'.l <orpor.it Ions and joint utock com-'
;.'.iv,ii>3 inr protit, except jjntlonnl
' ( othrrw .-??_? t.ixed l , favinns
? ?:,U> n:.d ba.idini" and In in a^socla- 1
! t. an onc.1-" tar. l.v \suri'd by two)
i - r ? on t!i>? net Incomo (if such'
< ?: ;..,r-i ">??.}> 'l'!i s Is i.n t'\-rUi> tax
?: ;> ?> t ot doiiitr b iisine--*
.i\\ an i;i. ar.d of i'nvdom
f. 1.1 a >: n 1 i i 1 i i 1 1 y
? ? ? i; i- ! !? ! 1 ? v V.i ? i ? ?? a ( '. ? ? st o .
! ?? i ? . . . t '?..{ .i ' v\ ? i ? r cent.
*'? f * h ? '? i ,i v. >u'..l lain;; into
* '!';??:. ..:'v <>: i :?.<> I'v.itcd States nut
--?? ' ??at:
"1: ? i!- t . i.in of the Supreme Court
la r:i. ?? of the Spr'vkc!* Smvir
K> 1 ? : . i x x Company ii'.alnst McClaln
Wall street Helps Corn.
In 1*. a: \Utv to help tho fnrmer
? '.I a i r.)p nf ^ .'i 0 0 .00 o .0 ort bi;?h?l;'
? ?f corn. Wall St re* t, on the ud?lce of
errMn friend?, Ins been selling
corn options short, and there haa so
far bee* no money in it.
7 - *
To llrldjfe the Hudson.
Governor Hughes, of New York,
an?l dovi rrjr I-'or'. of New Jersey,
too": a trip up t'uo Hudson to insnect
I -nposod slto<< for the bridge to unite
I tho two States.
Anyone* Noted tvontc.
K. H. Harrlmnn marie alterations
In his city homo so ho mav bo In tho
open air na much as possible
Maeterlinck is now living nod
working in a picturesque old abbey ?
midway l>?tween Houen nnd Havre.
Rov Reginald J. Campbell, pnstor
of tho City Temple. London, KiikImhI.
will be one of tho spoa'iers at Llthla
Springs.
A business associate ot Sir Thomas
Upton brought tho offer ot tho baro
net to race (or the America's Cup
wtth a nl*ety-*tx-tooter, but under
the universal rule,
. " * ' \ .i * \ 5 K I '
(102 I!. 8., 8ft7) aeonis clearly to en*
tublltth t ho principle that such u tax
as this |y an txclso ta,x upon prlvllogo
itnd not it direct tux do property, and
is within the Fodoral powyr with
out apportionment according to pop
ulatlon. TIiq tax on net income Is
pp?ft?rab|* t<? oim proportionate to a
percentage of the gross receipts, be
cause It in a tux upon success, nn<l not
failure. Jt imposes a burden at the
source of tho loco mo at a time when
the corporation li well able to pay
Lod when collection In easy.
"Another merit of this tax l? tho
Federal Supervision which -must he
exercised In order to make the law
effectlvo ovor tho annual accounts
and business transactions of all cor
porations. While the faculty of dh*
sinning a. corporate form has been of
tho utmost utility In tho business
world, It |? al?o true that substantial
ly all of tho abuses and all of the evils
which have aroused tho public to tho
necessity of reform were made possl
by by the use of this very faculty. If
now, by h perfectly legitimate and ef
fective system of taxation, wo are In
"cldentally ublo to possess tho Qovern
ment and tho stockholders and tho
public of tho knowledge of the real
| business transactions and the gains
ami profits of every corporation In tho
country, wo have made a long step
toward that supervisory control of
corporations which may prevent a
further abuse of power.
"I recommend, then, first, (ho
adoption of a Joint r< H'rfut'.on by two
thirds of both Houses, proposlUK to
tho States an amendment, to the Con
stitution granting to tho LV.deral CJoy?
eminent. t,!m right to levy and collect
an Incoino tti x without anport lonment
among the Htates according to popu
lation, and, second, the enactment ns
purl of the pending revenue measure,
either as a substitute for or In ..addi
tion to tho Inheritance tux. of an ex
cise tax upon all corporation* men?
1 ured by two per cent, of tholr net in
i come. ,
"WILLIAM If, TAFT."
"The White House, June 1(5, 10U0."
c. \v. moksf fruk a(;.mv,
Twenty Prominent Men Hitfn 1 1 > A
U'nnl For $125,1)00.
New York City. ? Charles V/.
! Morse, former "Ice King," who was
'convicted on November f>, 1 !?()!', on
more than fifty, rrJunts of tnisapplica
'tlon of the fundu of the National
Hank of North Atn-rW-a, of which lie
v. ;n president. of making false re
. ports' to tii" Comptroller of the Cur
rency, falsifying tho hooks of tho
i hank ati-l allowing overdraft#, in vio
la.'.ion (jf l:?w, wan released from tho
|,T?irnl;;i prison under $iur?,000 ball,
following a decision by Judges La-,
j cDinl'", Nov os and C'oxe, of the United
[States Circuit Court of- ATIpeals.
At. lilu homo later Mr. M..rso said:
| "1 will tij!ro nti oihco downtown In
the financial ?'|sirlet r.t. once, and
mart In to straighten out' my affairs.
I fe>>i pure that I will Ret a now trial
lti the fall "
It' Will Mors" tln> i:nrn"il ffi" f;f the
batikiT, eijme on from Princeton to
ho with his father.
His hall bond Wax sU'.ned by twen
j ty suretii'S, ??i*?h.t?!?,n of whom obi 1
gati-d t hen.Kc! ven in the sum of $50'i0
? fiii'h to produce Morse for the Oc
tober term of tho Felted States Cir
cuit Court of A">p?alrt. at which the
appeal from th" conviction and sen
tence of tlfteen years in prison will bo
decid''d. Joseph I). Carroll took
S'in.ono of tho bail, at.d Fredjrlck
W. mner $ IT. .000.
world s i.akokst diiy pock.
Government Awards St ,700, 000 Con
tract For One In ltnuaih
Washington, I). C. ? Contracts for
what is destined to be tlio largest dry
(btek in the world wore awarded by
the Navy Department, when Secre
tary Meyer accepted the. bid of tho
| San Fratvdsco Bridge Company for
i the construction of tho dry dock at
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, The masonry
and cement part of the big structure
is to crtst $1,7 00,000, and tho finish
ing work necessary to eomplcto It will
run t'ge cost even higher.
When it is ready for tho reception
of vesaela tho dock will accommodate
tho largest of tho battleships -and
have room to spare. It will bo able
j to take in a completo flotilla of tor
pedo craft, or two cruisers at tho
satv.o time. The dock is 620 feot
ilong and 140 foot wldo outside the
| coping, and It will be equipped with
tho most modern appliances for re
pairing the vessels of the navy.
Plans fiTr an olaborato Bystem of
I dcfenfcs tor tho hnrbor havo been'
drawn, and work is to proceed at
I or.ee. keeping paco with tho coustrur
1 tlon of the dock.
JAPAN HONORS FAIR HANKS,
Former Vice-President Extensively
Entertained ? Coins; to Korea.
! Tokio, Japnn. ? Former Vice-Presl
de'i' Charles W Fairbanks was elnh
or.T'ly entertrined by the Governor
, of Kioto while en route t,o Kobe. The
dw?in<iishrd traveler received tho
j nd'l-v^ses of the Msyor of Osaka, and
; he v.aj driven to his hotel in
! the Coveriur's carriage, after being
! M-cirumed by the Mayor, and Counc.il
! !?>rs. At Kobe Mr. Fairbanks spoke
, 'Were the school teachers unJ tho
| Christian (litis' School.
Ho left tor Korea.
?Hh/abeili Hahleir.an Dead.
Paris, France. ? Elizabeth O,
I tableman, daughter of W. 15. liable.
>uar. of Louisville, partner of Henry
Watt orson it\ the proprietorship of
'the Courier-Journal, died at tho Hotel
?Halrnc after an operation for appen
ulcitiz.
Tho Hultictnans nre on a visit hcra.
Missouri P.ors Mixed Marriage*.
Governor Hr.dley, at Jefferson City,
I Mo., signed a bill prohibiting tho ntar
~lngp of Cfuieistrns with Clitnese,
> Japanese and other Asiatics.
Anions: the Workers.
I Clftssworkors' In Now. York City
i havy organized.
A new union of retail clerks hat
been formed at Fresno. Cal.
Tho "longshoremen's dispute at
Montreal, Canada, over honusea baa
'been aettled.
In Qernianyvthoro aro a number or
women "labaT leaders" who arc do
ing very effectlv-e work.
The Per. Robert Mclntyre, bishop
of the Mothodiat Kptaoopal Church,
stationed In St. Paul, has be?n. in
itiated a mombor of tho BTickhrrers*
Union. - *'
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MUNYON'8
PAWPAWPILLS
TIm t*at tUojuacb
?ad Lit at I'll)* kuowa
M?d a poaJHv* IU<1
?ur? for Coo'
?tlpaUoa. indltfvitituu.
JauudJoa. RlllouaaMC
Soar fttouadi. ll??d
?< >**>. m4 alt alioicuta
arlaintf t row a dlaor*
<1 ? r * d ?toiaacb or
?lugylati llrtr. Thajr
lootrlu la coui'tntrat'
ad form att tba rir>
tuea and Tolur? of
Munjou't I'aw r?*r
tonic and art wada
from lb* Julca of tk?
I'aw i'iw fruit. I unlicultmiii jl/ recon
? ? i ? 1 1 <1 thea* i' 1 1 1 ? m b?lug tb* boat laxt
tlr?- and '?etbartlf *r?r ooo?po>i?<lwl. (3?l
? 2A-c?nt lottlo ??<1 If jroo nr? not l>?/
I irlU ?*fuiiil jeur uiuuu/.
TiJ i\-T)l|RD?n(l ?MCFFKHHON ?TS.,
l'lIllMDKI.I'lllA. PA,
Too many |>fot>l? "talk Hliop" ut
tlio tablo, and table ?( the whop.
WOMHTJf Hl/'l'FICH NKKHLKSSLY.
I
Many MyHt4?rloa? A<1 un and Palo*
Are KanII y Oared.
JJachueho, pain through tbo ttlpa,
dizzy spellH, headaches, nervousness,
bloating, etc., are
t ron blew thut com
monly comu with
hIcIi kidneys. Don't
mlutako the caiincv -
Poun'e Kidney Pllla
huv$ cured thou
uanda of women af
Ulcted In thla way.
Mfs.Willlnm Jonct,
H. F. ??., No. ?,
North EaBt, Pa.,
Buyo: "Indummatlon
or tno bladder kept toe la agojjjKfor
?lx months. I could hardly from
ono room Into thk.j/bhupf^ [ had no
sloep night uftcr night; my aijkle#
wero Hwoilen all the tlmo. I often
reeled and fell. I began using Doan'a
Kldnoy IMlls. My health begun to
mond at once. At tho end of nix
mouths I was ns well as ovwr before
In my life."
Sold by all dealers; GO conts a bo*.
Foator-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y,.
Welcome evvr smiles, and Farewell
eoes out si^liih^.? -Shttkfftpeare, ~~ ~
Latest Wall Street lx>ok, by J. Frank |
Howell, 31 New Btreet, New York: timely,
bright, full of anecdotes und pro/uaely il
lustrated; endowed by prega and nive*u>ru.
true on application.
How much flio wit'e is dearer than
tin* bride.? -Lord Lyt I lelon.
Mm. \Vinnl??w'n Soothing ftyrup for Children
t ee.t lut)i(. Hof twin the 1511 1 1 ih, reduce* inflamma
tion, allay n pain, curca wind colic. "iOc. a bottle.
For n,?.r>'' and want snve while you
may. ? German.
Little children are KiifTerinK every day in
the year with sprains, bruises, <'\it?, I mini*)
ami burns. Hamlin's Wizard Oil is banian
inx tli e-ne ache* ami pains every day in the
year, the world over.
In the world's jjreat workshop,
knowledge is master mechanic.
Tv/o Boxes of Tetterine Cure Tetter
Case of 10 Years Sanding.
"T have boon troubled with a severe
rnpo < f Tetter 'or ton yea rw ; have tried
Joctors nearly every State In tho un
ion. ns I am on the road all tho time.
In Columbia laet week a druifRlHt rccom
mended Tetterine. I Inu^iuil i*t hltn, but
boufjht a li?x : that tc.wv mo relief. 40 1
nought another and am entirely well. I
ihall take prroat pleasure in telling alt
people Iri tho aliow* bunlncaa of your mar
veloun Krtln remedy." I>e\v Wren,
Chicago, III.
Tettorlne cures Hozemn. Tetter, King
tVorm, Ground Iteh. Itching Piles. ln
'n n t ' rt Sore Head. Pimple.*. Holla. Rough
?euly Patohc9 on the race. Old Itc'xi >k
?oros. Dandruff Cankered Hcnlp. Hun
ona, Corns. Chilblains and every form of
Fkln Pl*e'??e. Totterlne ."iO'-; Totterlno
Soap -.'?<? Your druggist, or by mall from
h* manufacturer, The Shuptrlne Co.,
Javnnnch. On.
Everyone is born lucky; at least lie
is lucky to be horn at all.
SOOTHES AND HEALS SKIN TROUBLES
Not only duos Hancock's Sulphur Oint
ment soothe the irritation, stop the itching
and relieve the pain from Hums. Scalds,
Open Sores, rnw surfaces and. chafed parts,
but it heals und curea. In cases of eczema
it is the Wat thing you can uso, in connec
tion with Hancock's Sulphur Compound.
Many doctors treated Officer John T. Car
roll, of Baltimore, and failed to cure a ter
rible ease of eczema from which he suf
fered. lie used Hancock's Sulphur Com
pound and Hancock's Sulphur Ointment,
*nd writes that ho is oompletely cured.
The ointment removes roughness of the
face or hands and keeps the shin soft ourt
nnooth. Your dru<rpist sells it. Booklet
free if you >vriVo Hancock Liquid 6ui.
pncn Co., Baltimore, Md.
When tbo vulture dies the hen does
aot weep. ? German. Bo. 2G-'09.
Teathlnc CUIUIrnn Durlnt llot Woathcr
Should taHe Dr. JUgnrtM IIao'Uoh?rry Cor
Qliil. It onrm nil rttonat'h an I n ivrol Dh
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Screen your house ajrninst the mar.
who ivlio>? upo'i his heautv, or t h-.
vvi >'!.;) a \\ I?t? ?!cppn?k< on her phiKiso
piiy. ?
Impure wa'er brirtfjn on diarrhoea and
cranio*. Cjunterac? t U?' ? tT'-et i>f i?u?l wutor
with Painkiller ( Perry Davis") ; :C>c. and 60c.
? r
is ili*> treasure* and yuaru
inn of all tilings. ? ( icoro.
Sunbnrnt KyelUis.
Who d?>0R not know the misery of sun
burn? eyelid? ? thai erirklv and burning
comrit <>n ot the skin* Jmi'i it worth a nr?ftt
deal t ? > kr?iv." that I'-r. 2d;lth<ir> Hyc SniIvh
;i]))il)id iln'-i; ujmuj lvTirin;; will effect a
coiuph'te umv h.'tore morning? th* >alo
overyw lien Pi |iu? fit cent*, or by in;ul,
Hull \ Km Uel. New Vork City,
Truth is I lie water of life. ? Gor
man.
SORE EYES CURED.
Eye -Hnlls nnd Lid* IJornmo Terribly
Inflamed ? Wns I'nnblo to (?o
About ? ? n Trrst;;u-r.ts Fs'.'.cd ? <
Cut ton r? Proved S^cccufal.
"About *<%??? years u go my oyea got in
vuch n condition that 1 wu uiud>le to go
about. They were terribly inflame:!, both
the balls nnd lids. 1 tried home remedies
without relief. Then I decided to go to our
family physician, bul he didn't help thetn.
Then I tried two more of our moat promi
nent physician*, but my eye* grew contin
ually worse. At thi? time a friend of mine
advised me to try Cuticura Ointment, and
i after uaing it about one week my eyea were
considerably improved and in two week*
I they wore nlmoat well. They have never
given rrie any trouble since and I am now
?ixty-five years old. I ahall never fail to '
prtiN Cutieura. G. !). Halaey, Mouth of
WUaoa, Va., Apr. 4. IflOH."
l*oWer Drug A Corp., Sole Prop#,
of Cistiewra Heinedles. Ikwton. Mm. .
NOT HUSBAND'S SIGNATURE,
MRS. CLEVELAND IS SURE
. - ?
She Testifies In Trial of Brough
ton Brandenburg.
HER CONVENIENCE. CONSIDERED
Hearing fiamlwh h? d Into Another
<ta?c to I'wnlt I'lwtldmil'ii
Widow to Depart Vor Huuimcr
Homo In New Hampshire.
New York City.? 'Accused of grand
larceny In tho second degree In hav
ing Bold In tho laat Presidential cam
paign to tho New York Times an ar
ticle purporting to havo been; written
by Grover Cleveland, attacking Will
lain J, Bryan, Broughton Branden
burg, magar.ino writer, wa.? put on
trial before Justice Fltjgeraid and a
jury In the 6*%lnal Branch of the
Supreme Court, The defondant, who
fled on the eve of tho day set for his
trial In February last, was captured
a month ago in California, whither he
had gone in disguise with his stepson.
Since then he has boon In the Tombs
prison.
Mrs. drover Cleveland, Widow of
the President, was tho principal wit
ness examined. She was i-n black, re
lieved only by th6 white edging of her
collarette. Her testimony was given
in a low tone. She was famlllpr. she
said, with Mr Cleveland'^ handwrit
ing. Sho Identified five checks and
four letters as containing his genuine
signatures. Assistant District Attor
ney Nott then showed her, carefully
preserved between ulaan, tho signa
ture to tho iiTleged Cleveland artlclo
In tho Times, published on August
81, 1908. She said she hart seen tho
disputed signature four times, and
had examined It closcly on each oc
casion ? first in the New York Times
ofllce, then in tho office of Or. Joseph
I). Ilryant, her husband's personal
physician and confidant; next in the
District Attorney's office, and finally
in the Grand Jury room.
"Is it tho handwriting of Mr. Cleve
land?" asked Nott. ,
"It Is not."
"Is there any doubt about It?"
"There Is no doubt. It Is not his
handwriting." ? ?
Mrs. Cleveland said sho had never
authorized F. S. Hastings, cxocutor
of the Cloveland estate, to tell the
Times or anybody else tho signature
was genuine; nor had sho ever heard
Hastings say tho slgnaturo was gen
uine. Sho Identified a copy of a tele
gram sent by her to tho Times two
days before the publlcaJon of the ar
ticle expressing doubt oi 1. - genuine
ness and advising the paper to confer
with Hastings.
Sho said she knew of no meeting
betwoen her husband and Brandon
burg. She got only one letter from
th.> defendant. This was in August,
190S. She testified sho never talked
with him over tho 'phone.
The hearlr.g was abruptly sand
wiched into a murder trial in order
to oblige Mrs. Cleveland, who wished
to testify and thpti take her children
to the Cleveland oiifrirnvi' lioiuo l?i
New Hampshire. Nott, In hti opening
speech to the jury, said the alleged
Cleveland sigivp.ture was bogus, that
the ink was different, and there was
a break In the continuity of tho let
ters. He would prove, he said, tho
article had lie^n dictated by Branden
burg In a public typewriting office, *
ItEUXITKJ) A ITEIt 42 YEARS.
IJrothcr Who Made Fortune Alining
Finds His Sister.
Chicago. ? A reunion of brother
and sister after forty-two years' of
separation has made a red-letter day
for one Chicago family.
Charles Fisher left Alaska with a
fortune after years of arduous toil,
determined to And his long lost rela
tives. He went first to New York
City, where his Investigation directed
him to the home of Mrs. J. P. Clyena
In this city. They were left orphans
in Syracuse, N. Y., when Charles was
two-, years of age. He \vas adopted
into one family and other friends
eared for the sister. The boy drifted
West, and his ventures in place;- min
ing were uuuBually successful.
4
SLAIN IN HIS OFFICE.
Troy Undertaker, Shot, Dies Trying
to Reach Telephone.
Troy, N. Y, ? Thomas H. Nealon,
an undertaker, of this city, was shot
and almost Instantly killed In hia
office by a robtfer. He died while
trying to reach the telephone to 'sum
mon aid. Ills assailant la not known,
but Is described aa an Italian, about
thlrty-flve ycarB old. Ho nmdo his
escape after the shooting.
Mr. Nealon was understood to have
a largo sum of money on his person,
and the 'wallet containing it is uiisb
Ing.
THIEVES RETURN 5 IT, ,000.
No Use For It. They Tell Mrs. Shea ? ?
Spent $.">000 oil Furniture.
Seattle, Wash. ? Mrs. George Shen^
of Duluth, who notilied the police on
May SO that $"0,000* which sh- had
concealed under the mattress of her
bed, had been ruolen, has received
$ir>,0U0 in a tatter signed "Tuo
Thieves."
The writers say they used $."<000 tor
furnUh their home, and having no
further iis'e _for the monOy returned
U to the owner.
Warned Others; Himself Killed.
Peter Kuttir.o, a watchman whoso
duty it v.as to walk ahead of a sleaut
roller ov. ned by an uuphult paving,
company and warn pedestrians of
their danger, fell In f;\>nt of the ma
chine n; North avenue and Hal?t*d
street, Chicago, and was crushed to
Ucatn.
iiiv\ Killed In Elevator.
"ilclic c c.v, :> ><vc;fy ' V1
from Saugeuiet, N \ .. .vas kill ?d in
the Flatiron l.uiidiii;; on her f.rs. ele
vator ride in New York City,
A. G. Vnndorbllt Protests.
Alfred 0. VandoYbttl is now bitter
against those who advised suppress
ing the facts of -Mrs. Ruiz's suicide in
Liondon. Despite the scandal he
started in and won (he London coach
ing Marathon.
Philippine Sugar Free.
The Sennto voted, 45 to II, In fa
?f of free sugar and tobacco from
the Philippines. Senator Clay said
that adjournment will net come be
fore August 1, perhaps not until Sep
tember 1.
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