The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 02, 1909, Image 4
The - ..
Exceptional
Equipment
of Uu> California J'ig Hyrup Co. and tho
aeicntiflc attainment# of it# chcini#t# have
rendered j>ois?ibIe t l?e production of Hyrup
of Hg? au<l IClixir of Henna, in all of iui
excellence, by obtajnfng the pure medio
inal principle# of plant* known to act most
beneficially and combining them most
hkillfully, in the ri^ht proportion#, with
its whok-Momo and refreshing Hyrup of
California rig#,
Aft thorvj ii only ono genuino Hyrup of
] ig? and i.lixir of Henna and a# the gen*/
uino ii manufactured by an origigiul
method known to tho California I'jg Hyrup
Co, only, it i? alwayn ncce#aary to buy tho
genuine to #et it# beneficial effects.
A knowledge of the above facts enable*
one to decline imitation* or to return thorn
if, upon viewing the package, the full namo
of thy California I'*ig Hyrup Co. i* not found
printed on the front thereof.
r.DlM'ATION Al.
/ll.A If I M".\ I < 01 1 fi.r., II iil.ory N < Tiifhi'
' ) i-rhwl. ll< o|i><(uJ l-ui uiion. i
'J'imu ln in, Mtxlvrtilt Knlv*. J.l. MlMll'MY. l'r? *
Of nil fit'1 crops u farmer raises,
Or capital employs,
Kujio j?iven mu'Ii i oiiifortH
A ad Htrr^v praises
As a < mp ci j.;ir|s ami h? ? vk.
j;'rom l'lilla. Farm .Journal.
An Extreme Case of Lcrcma
Cured.
\Vlmiton-Snl<<m, N C , July 11, 190t.
Mr J. '1'. Shont rino,- Savannah, <la.
Diiur Sir Nothing mIvom m? greater
pltfiHuro 'ban wtu'ii I am sluKlng th?
infill" ?<f T< tt< rlno I connl'ler it boyond
doubt <>tu! i>f the bent Mk in preparation#
ever offered tho imff?rtng ouch.
Some ten ytvir# fttfo no mortal roulO
buvc I >(?<* ii In a woiHc Htnte. from ccznmn
thi.n myself ! hart I rled ov?ry remedy.
MoihI i/iulfior. i<l-ln wilvc. yet I ne*m*d
worno. it ii t J t I was one Hums of ttcbln*
d'H'AH, I Ifrt ximitly a burden.. I could no*
nlifi>. f'ouM do no worli The phyBlrtani
r-nttM ?n>l help UK'- I wail ullliply dem
j.otj ? e (Jinn. Iik; over a newnpnper I
rc? i iie>l fr . ?f ?? a 1ii.1v tn Texan who wrot?
you tellliur~hnr? wihdltloji and what T?*f
torlpi; h;?il ilnnfl for lirr, her case WlilJ HO
mm h like mine Hint I cfitirluilnd that I
would trv It. feeling thnt tf flho could
m i i;ft ;it a benefit It might help
mo. After two or three nppltrutloini I
never .':,i w ii'i' h ii midden chafiKu. 1 nm
h.'ippv to s:iv Hr.it I jim well ngiiln My
,fiin?> 1<Iiiit(K" had Ir tor.H a 1 ? >t of It. J
have never kn>v. Ii It to fall to euro ovorv
itirn. \i.t 1 make (i ppoohil (>(T?-r to art
one ' iff. Mink' with Tetter, KlnffWorms
ii ml I '? /.<iii:i . etc . t^iat If It In unert
l?r .ii' i I*. . itn i f.illij t.? enre. I will refund
tin-It in- i.. y 1 h.iv? y?t to repay any
1 1 1 * i v WI.i'mh'i r 1 aee any one hero mui.
foring from Totter, ningworin, ete., t
) ?nv * " 1 11 .ii iIii.'h ?.i get a box. ututtiwt to
t'l.-in t hi t tf l( fillM come to mi* and net
their III 'III 1 n.'li 1 have hart tlio pluoa
uto ?f ? n rlni,' tniiny with It
Sincerely' youru. I' S rCurly.
Tettorlne cures K.7.?nin, Totter, King
Worm., Cii'i.un.l [li li IK hlng JMIoa. ln?o
f > nt*s Sol. t lfeal, 1 'Impli'M, Ilolln. Hough
Sea|y 1'itti ticM on tho Kftoo. f>ld Itqhlnj
' f 'nnUcrcil Hcnio. Ilu.i?
^Joiisi. f**>rti*i riilllilidiiri nn?l every form Of I
h*kln I'lfieiiKo. Tot t. 'rlno DOc, Teltqrlne
Snap ?"??? Your driiffxtpt or by mall from
? bo mn iiiif?. turcr, Tho f^lmptrln? To.,
Havannab, <5i.
J'lvniL' ll"lli 1 lie Till!! lie .tell into
t lie i t* i f. S | in 1 1 1 > It .
I'or lirAllAi ll|< lllrkuM Afl'DIMl
Wlifiher fr?"in ( nhU. Heat, Htomnch or
Nl'I'Vinis I'l iilibics. ( li|.ti>Une will relieve you.
Ii s liijiil.l |.t. uMii.t t<j tukc? ^ti'tjt Imiucill
?tely, Try It. Ivc., 2Jc, ami 60c. at ilrua
?toru*
l.\ir> l:ir:i)er's wit'p uu;!il Id Iihvo
a I'i'filv i;i wliirh lu keep ]ter iMiulit
lo-lni\ n;:iiipliv. Tlutt is, the tilings
slie (>m:l I t-i pnrelmsi'.
Avnr:.N v<n it iia( ii aciiks
It Ls a Warning 'I hat tho Kidneys Are
Sl< k ami Need Help.
A hail hack makes every day a dull
round (;f jiatn and misery. It's a al?n
tlio kidneys tiro Blck
and cannot keep up
their never-ending
task of fllterliiK tho
blood. Lame back,
bark actio, dizzy
spells and nrlnary
disorders aro warn
ings that must not
bo overlooked. t).
\V Hughes, 45 Head
1 1 it Avp? Dothan,
Ala., says: "A year
a?o I was In euch
agony with kidney
bladder trouble and rheu
matism t hiit I was doubled over and
Jind to walls with cjutchoa. I wan
racked with i?ntn. and 60 bad I had
to ftlvo up my farm and como to town.
J only welched 10" Doan'a Klduoy
J'llla Quickly Improved my back, un
til I was able to walk without a
crutch For Ave months I havo Im
proved steadily and now weigh 100.
The kldneyw are normal. "
Sold by ml dealere. o0 cents a box.
Fo3ter-M!lburn Co., Dufftvlo, N Y.
Play Fair ? It Pays.
Xo matter 1 : 1 1 w much money a man
?v,ay have h?* doe* not like to be de
frauded. It lie l.u\s a o(?nt he wants
the < 1 < ? f 1 1 to he vi-"! wl .tt the mer
chant .says it is; ij' he bu\* a barrel
of apples lie is i : !i! i^iitiii t if he dis
cover* that ;!.<> !.i- apples havo hern
put in the ends of the barrel and
small er unbound ones between, and
lie decides not to deal again with the
IE an from whom lie bought them. No
man wins permanent suecess who
does not deal fairly with his cus
tomers. Hut 1 1 1 us not li?- honest
simply because it p;i\s tinaneiall v.
for there is a better reason? it pays
for peace of mind afforded and the
true welfare of the soul. ? Farm
Journal. So. 27- '00.
MUNYON'S
PAWPAWPILLS
The best Htouiacb
an<l Liver I'lIU known
nud n iroalltre and
speedy euro for Con*
attention, Indigestion.
Jaumllce. ltillousncas,
Sour Stomach. Head,
ache, and all ailments
arising from a dlaor
d#r*d stomach or
aluctflali liver. Tbej
| contain in con<x?ntrat
I ed form all th? vir
tue# and vatu<y| of
Munjron'a Taw-Taw
tonlr- and art mad*
from the Julca of tha
Paw-raw fralt. I nnhr$ttat1ogty r^oa.
tncQii th**# i.UU an bcinr the b*at la*a
fit* ao<t cathartic ertt compounds. Oat
By GRACE E. CRAIG.
Charily May stopped brink ly to ami
fro boforirtho Hplnnlng-wheel which
hIiu hud ii k t out to tho door
Htouo of the Kray farm-honae on tlto
lilll, Occasionally alio lifted her
brown eyon from her work and gazed
(jut over tho rolling paHlurea of tho
fair 1#ln?d of l'rudoneo or acroea tho
Htrlp of bay to tho Ithodo ltdand
idiom.
" 'TIh a fine day, Polly," Bhe paid
? t length, to t ho Htnnll girl who ant
botdde hor Hewing. "I think, per ha pa,
mother will Ict'uB go out In tho bout
when our -work Is finished."
"Oh. Charity! Dock thoo think aho
will?" chirped little Polly, in hor ex
citement taking rather longer Htltches
than usual. " Twill he beautiful ou
the hay thlu morning."
Charity Ktudled the aeu and wky In
tent ly,
"Thcro'a very little breeze ?tlr
rlng," she replied. "I am almost
Hure mother will i;uy we may go for
a while if we do our work particularly
well. Take rare of thoae atltehoH,
Poll, The 1 onea had heat come
out. They will never earn thee n
Jaunt, hut more like an extra long
panlm."
1 *<>11 y pouted, hut In a moment
laughed and pull. <1 .out the'offi Riding
Ktltclusi, crootilnrc noftlv to heraelf
as ehe met I hetu again with great care.
Charity \vor!i?'d with ;i will, and her
task war. noon Mulshed. She disap
peared into life houae, and In a few
nioTiieuta li< r voire rang merrily
through IIr1 open door.
"Mother f.a?'a 'yen.' IVllyklna. I'ut
up I hy work f< <r to-d i v."
t?v.'eet Mother May followed her
< 1 ler daughter to t!ie do ?r, and gazed
lovingly after the two young llgurea.
Though Charity \v:ih 1 ' l> 1 1>' "h aenlor
l.v live years. the sisters wvre loving
co:nrad? h 'Dies were both very hap.
I v when their brother Ib-n built for
t *'??!:> :i b > : t . It wc.? a rough craft
l. it ;ih 1 uuiwort by. CharPy
h:id it'i.ur young arms, and noon be.
i "lie i \| ert wltli the onrn, and even
i 'uli' "y ar-old I'.dlv (julckly learned
to : ? ; i J I uw:'v gallantly.
T!,i.; nmrnlm; the boat lay on the
P*i ml where Ilea had left It after a
I'.bhliu tilp the d iv b"fore. I'olly,
with a Joyf i| gjjrgl<?, climbed In, ami
t'i. k lier fent In the utern. Charity
I 'isIh d <i(T with little dllllcult y, and
ihi > vt <?; .? s:..;n (b.af.ng ;:rs the v, !d<
? b- > Je in of N;i rragan?.et t Iiay. On tills
Au.ijmsI morning t!ie warm, bl'ie haze
made nil distant points vague nnd In
<' I t l:i< t Presently Chailtv droppt d
l.er uarii ami khI still v I'll clasped
hamla, and even Polly for oncp was
'I'll''. :! V the little 1 >( ?;> t drilled \N i t ! I
the ebbing tide down t twrird Newport
nnd t'.ie ocean *
"The French ships Halted out yes
terdav to r.e < t Admiral KoweV
??q':nd rnn at ivn, so father was tell
Ing 1 1< ? : i last night," Charity an Id at
UiHt, breaking the long silence. "How
.an men n ? ; ! ? t and kill each other In
thlx li'vi lv summer weather?"
"Oil. Cliarlt\' 1 >o they really do
such drel'lfiil things? Does tllee
think It ? a n 1>" really true?" and
IVllv lift, d a horrllb d fuce from the
wiiti r. Ill which she had boon dab
1*? i ti ?.? h<-r dimpled (Inj'i'rs liberally bo
s-pattering her gray gown nml white
kerchief
I "1 fear It h, lambkin," her sister
nnswered with a shadow for a mo
ment In her dark ovck. "lien snld ho
i heard firing ovnr In Portsmouth when
I ho WBit out fishing yesterday. "
A pnlT of wind comtng oyer the
water made Charily look up eu.ddon
ly nt 1 1 1 ?? H.in.
" "l is pit 4 noonday. ids," she said,
"and wo uro a long way from homo.
Wo must start nt onoo or mother will
worry."
Hastily picking tip her onra sho
turned tho boat away from tho near
by Portsmouth shore, r.nd headed for
Prudence Inland. As she Bottled her
si If for tho Ion* pull homeward,
something on a point of land directly
!n front of h^r caught her eye. 9hd
hold her oara suspended and looked
again.
"That must bo n signal of distress ,
yonder." she finally said to her slater. !
"Turn about. Poll, and see what thee j
can make of It."
Tolly screwed her body around, and
i;az* d with w ide, blue eyes.
'1 see naught but a rag tied to a
st Irk ahe bald "How thou af
frighted me. Charity ! "
"Yes, bit why yhould a rag be
Med to a stick on that lonely point?
Some poor creature must bo In trou
H ?>. Wo will go and boo."
Unco on shore, ahe hesitated. Was
she taking her little ststor Into peril?
"Would thee rather elt in the boat
and wait for Charity?" ahe asked.
"No, no," and Polly scrambled
hastily out and caught her hand. "I'll
not be left I will go with thee. Wo
will take care of each other."
The two girls climbed the slope
to the summit of a knoll, and tliero,
a few foot away, was tho Uttle staff
v Ith Its pitiful banner. They
1 ? breaded tb?4r \v?y through the tan
gle of bushes, stopping now and then
to look and listen All about tho
bayborry ami sweet-fern iimi uv?-h
crushed and trampled as by heavy
foot, but nothing broke the utlllnoss
of the 8uiti!ner noontide save the bees
buzzing over the flowers and the [
crlckota chirping In tho grass.
"There must have been a skirmish
hero yesterday," Charity said.
Suddenly Rhe stumbb^l and almost
fell over something, and stopped with
an exclamation. There, In tho shelter
of R1 thicket of bnyberry, lay a man
In tho uniform of a Hrltlsh officer.
Polly citing toiler slater and began
to cry loudly.
At her sister's assurance, Polly
took courage and stopped crying.
Coming closer, she examined admir
ingly the scarlet cost with Its trap
ping* o ! fold. To the nttle Qjiskor
Is si, Wbe be4 netrer before #*et>
Mt/iU&i tobtf nmtate >M,
? -r, ? 5
Boomed a moat wonderful Might Indeed.
Mm it w?B Charity'* turu to look
dlutroB?od.
"Wo iniiHt get hi in Into tbo bout
und lake hint homo at onoc," bIio *ald.
"Hut how, Charity? Ho look*
heavy," nud l'olly nurvoyed tho prou
troto in ii it doubtfully.
"I don't know." uiiHwored.hcr #Ih.
tor, "but wo muMt And a way," and
hIh> gently touohod tho gold-brulded
k1o< ve. Again tho Boldlor opeiled hit
oycB. Buddenly ho made a woak ef
fort to rlno.
"Can theo not move a llttlo way
now, if wo help thee?" Charity aaked,
looking out a bit Anxiously acroBB tfeo
wldo Btrlp of wutor to Prudence Isl
ands A frOeh wostorly wind had
sprung tip, and l'olly'B "whlto rufnea"
of (in hour ago had become wbolo
capB now.
Onco more the woldlor endeavored
to rlso. and (IiIb tlino, with tbo glrl'B
help, Buccerdod.
"If thou can only got down to our
boat," Charity urgod, "wo can tukn j
thoo homo, uud then mother will
caru for thee."
"Conn*, poor aoldlor," I'blly echoed.
"Dojir mother will malto thee qulto
Well.''
"IMohb your doar heart, pretty
one?," he Enid.
I, Imping painfully with tho Hllf
fonod.log dragging, ho mado hla way
to tho bench, Charity Jmst behind
him, supporting him when he tt topped
to roHt, and l'olly by IiIh ?ldo patting
his rod nloovo when who folt bo needed
encouragement. The man'* breath
caum In guHpK, but hu tunilod ut blu
reKruorti. j
''(rood lllllo Ha"marltann," bo wbi?
ptrod.
buy, promising a beautiful to-mor
row, Charity and Polly, ouc^uoro In
apotloaa cups and kerchiefs, wore alt
ting Ou tbo old 4oor-stono baud lu
bund. ? ... ? ,
'Tin glad wo saved .tbo, young
man," Polly remarked happily, "and
1 think bit red coat I* wry pretty,
own (hough 't Is wicked."
"Dear llttlo Poll," Charity an
swered with a half mull**. " 'T Ih not
wicked for blm to wear a red coat,
llo woara rod, tbo tidor of JUU king,
just aa wo wear the gray of tbo
Frlenda."
"I w|sh Friends woro red tbon, If
't (a not wicked. I llko It," Polly
aald decisively.
"For shame, Polly," her alster ad
monished. "If Klder Wblto Kbould
bear then, bo would nay again that
mother Ih not strict enough with ui."
Upstairs tbo lirliluh ofllccr, his In
Jury .having boou found to ho only a
bad, strain, lay lu Mother May'a lav
onder-aeonted boat-room bed. Ho
was now fairly comfortable and bad
told bla atory.
When tho French ship* had boon
lured from Newport harbor by tho
appoaranee of Admiral Howc'a fleet,
the British troops bad inarched out
of the city, and suc^eoded In driving
tho Americans .from the bland,
though not without severe loss. In
the battlo on tho downs, ho, Blr Hugh
Grantham, major In bin Majesty's
Sixty-third Foot Regiment, met with
an accldont. His horse was shot, and
foil Instantly, pinning him beneath Its
body, and Injuring his right leg. Ho
with difficulty crawled away from tho
aceno of the combat, and, when tho
llrltlHh retreated to tbo city, was left
unnoticed In bla place of re-fugo under
t<ffo buHhou. Next day, he aucceedod In
drngglng himself nearer tho ahoro
and hoisting a signal of distress, a
bit of his shirt-sleeve tied to a stick.
The young soldier Improved' stead
ily under, tho kindly rare of tho
QiiakerB, and soon was ablo to limp
down-stairs, and often Joined tho
children. In CtFOtr favorite working
place on tho old door-stone. Ho
proved a merry companion, tolling
many stories of his homo across tho
sea, tho old red manor-bouso among
tho great ouk-treoa, where bla mother
lived with his little siMtfr Marjory,
whom ho declared Charity str.ongly
roBombled. Polly rejoiced f|l^*lltly
" I <itup!n;r l'nlntully, n<. MiuU? ills Way to tlio Ileacli."
i-> ml ? 1 ? * 1 1 1 y Polly cried out, "Oh,
Charity! l.uok, there's a storm com
ing: "
"Wo must get homo before It
breaks." Charity spoke calmly, hut
for n moment her heartbeats quick
ened "There Is no shelter hero,
ubouts."
Making a last, supremo effort tho
soldier rolled Into the boat, and faint
ed .
"Never mind him, rollv," Charity
commanded. "Thee must take tho
oth'er pair of oara and pull for dear
llfo."
A low growl of thunder In the wer.t
served to turn Polly's attention from
their wounded passenger. She caught
up her oara atu\ rowed like the brayo
llctfo woman she was.
"What time tloea theo think it la,
Charity?" ?ho Inquired once.
"After three a good hit," her sla
ter answered.
"Mother will he worrying," the lit
tle rlrl said, with o alight shiver.
"Yea, mother will bo worrying,"
her sister repeated, looking over her
ehoultler at the approaching clouds.
She fully ? realized what Poly only
felt, that they wero In a perilous po
pltlon.
Wind and tide were both against
them, but they made good progress
for some little time. Tho young man
at their feet moaned now and then
and moved uneasily, but tho two
rowers pulled steadily on.
"Mother will care for him, onco
wo roach home," Charity said, look
ing back again at tho clouds, which
had now rolled over tho sun.
It grew suddenly dark on the bay,
tho wind died away slowly and tho
sea became oily. In the lull the row
ers paused to rest. Suddenly a vivid
flash of lightning rent tno darkened
sky, followed by a crashing peal of
thunder. . The girls in the boat sat
motionless, petrified with terror. For
a blinding, aleafenlng moment, sea
aud uky seemed to moot- Then the
squall shrieked down upon them in
all 1 1 h fury.
Charity's cap blew off, atid her
dark hair waved wildly about her
fnou. but sho nung the whole weight
of her slender body upon the oars,
pulling valiantly, and shoutiitg
through tho din for Polly to do tho
sumo. Olio moment of hesitation on
the part of either would have caused
disaster, but, guided by tho two pairs
of oars, tho llttlo craft kept her noRO
pointed to thu seas, and rode <^ut tho
Kale. The worst of the blow was
over in & fow minutes, and then
sheets of rafn began to fall. Through
tho storm tho young mariners rowed
bravely on toward tho home shore,
and, after half an hour of hard work
pulled into tho calm water inside the
point
< When the atorm clouds had rolled
fover, leaving the western sky aflame,
.wiifc u* ft uiohow n>mm*
' ' ?' >?;; ~ -?
wh<*n' ho onco more donned tho beau??
tlful red ?nd gold coat.
"It Is ho Kay," sho said, patting it
often. "1 do like It."
"Dear heart!" Its wearer cried one
day, catching her up, "I believe you
nro a little turncoat. I think you
would really chango your peaceful
Gray for warlike red. Ik? It not so?"
"Yes," and Polly struggled to bo
free. "I would. Does thee not think
I could he as good a girl In a red coat
fis In a gray one?"
"Perhaps," ho answored gravely;
"but certainly you could not bo a
i braver- little maid,"
| At laHt the day camo for Father
j May to tako Major Grantham ovor
j to Newport, whenco ha was to Ball
I fur England with hla roglmont, and
1 two very sorrowful little lasses In
j white caps and kerchiefs wntchod
their father's boat out of Bight.
! They missed their friend sadly and
they had' not forgotten him, when,
I In the early spring, a boat camo up
from Newport bringing letters and a
largo box which had Just arrlxjd from
over the sea. Tho letters wero from
the major and his. mother, thahklng
I the Mays once more for their klnd
j ness to tho wounded "redcoat," prais
ing the bravery of the little girls, and
begging that tho family accept tho
contents of the box with tho hoart
felt gratitude of tho Ufanthams.
Marjory sent many loving messages
I to Charity.
When tho great box was opened*
wonderful treasures wero disclosed,
beautiful things such as tho slmplo
New England Frlonds had seldom
reen. Books for Father May and tho
boys, One linen and delicate china
for tho mother, soma heavy silver
spoons for Charity's dower-chest,
"Just like Marjory's," the letters said,
and, down In the very bottom some
thing red. Aa Mother May drew it
out, Polly began to danco. ? 1
"For me!" sho cried, "Is It not,
mother dear?" |
Iler mother looked at tho label a
little doubtfully, nnd then suddonly
I smiled, a3 she saw her llttlo girl's
shining face. In another moment
Polly was shaking out beforo the ad
miring oyos of tho family a beauti
ful, long, scarlet cloak.
"May J wear it,. mother? Will the?
not say I may?" aho begged.
And Mother May, Wise woman that
sho was, otlll Bmlllng, answered
gently, "llioo may wear It somo
tlmcs, my dear.* ? ' C .
And Polly did wear It until the
Friends In Providenco City heard of
the frfvolous red cloak down on
Prudonce Inland, and aent a stem
letter of remonstrance to Mothor
Ma>\^ Then it wu laid carefully
away fiTid has -been kept safel?
through many, many years, and
Polly's great, grtat, grandchildren
treasure.il Mill si a memento of thotr
imis ABftmttfc - . -
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
voTTnT^lffltz. I i t ! 1 1 t affcingr]
characterized 4he wprjt iit the Hanaro
Wednesday, The lumber Kchedub
was disposed of ami t ho duty 6n jn'ic
llpph'S WUH Ui<'tTU?fMl, tllO HlittUCO
committee suffering u defeat in the
latter case. An ul t cmpt to red 1 1 co
/the finance committee's rate of #1.60
per thousand on ?nw*(| |mnl*-r to $t;
the Houae rati*, was h?st. The entire
wood schedule making reductions of
about 25 per cent from the present
rates wan agreed to. A new amend
ment to the voul schedule, offered by
Mr. Aldrich, reducing the duty on
bituminous eooj from 07 to GO cent#
a ton and eliminating the reciprocity
clause from the House bill,' was
adopted, The two Hen tit or m from
Florida, a pineapple- producing Stuto
in upholding the amendment to ii?
rreuw the duly on pineapples Iron
*7 to $8 per thousand, were opposed
by the two Senators from Maryland,
in which State there are a number of
large pineapple canning factories.
The Wright brothers, whose time
in which to complete their oHlcial
tests with their areoplano would havo
expired next Monday, .were granted
an extension of thirty days.
The question of the eight hour law
wan submitted to President Toft in
the form of a request by Thomas
Dobm, president of the Steam Sen
ders' t'nion, tliut the President ob
tain from the Attorney General m\
opinion as to whether the law "pro
hibiting payment for overtime is not
being; violated on the Panama canal.
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Just before Hie Senate adjourned
about 7 ojcjock Friday night, Senator
Aldrich, 'chairman of the finance com
mittee, introduced the corporation
tax amendment to the tariff bill, rec
ommended by President Taft.
To encourage American Shipping,
Senator Klkiiis introduecd an amend- .
rnent which would allow to American j
vessels u reduction of live j>er cent
in tariff duties. I
Petroleum, linoleum and scrap iron
?ariff schedules were t>, the principal
Jiies discussed in the. Senate. Son
itor Penrose's amendment fixing a
;.lnty of half cent a gallon on crude
>il was lost, increases over the
House rates were inade us follows:
On harness from 35 per cent ad val
>r?ni to 40 per cent ; on scrap iron
from 50 cents to $2.50 per ton; and
jii wire nails from 1-4 to 1 -KL cent,
.and from 1-2 to 11-4 cent per pound, 1
the former for those less, the latter
for those an inch or more in length.
All hough it devoted almost eight
hours to strenuous effort iu that di
rection, tliQ.^onnfe Saturday ufiled to
conclude it h 'consideration of tho
schedules of the tariff hill, and at
>:12 o'clock, an adjoin uinoni was
'?cached, there were stil la number of
important rates to he determined.
Phe day, however, was full of achieve
ment and a number ? of provisions
were disposed of.
Probably the most exciting inci
dent of the day was the vote on Sen
it or Hoveridge amendment reducing
l.- ni .10 per cent ad valorem to 15
i>e. cent ad va-lor-em, the duty on
.?ash registers. The Indiana Senator
began his light for this reduction
some days ago and was enabled to
force a vote on it Saturday alter
i ompratively little discussion. Tho
Vote resulted 31 ayes and .'13 noes.
Stating that after the vote was an
nounced several Senators had inform
ed him that they had voted against
his motion under misrepresentation,
Mr. Heveridge said he would renew
the motion at a later date.
The w.cod pulp provision also npain
received attention, and it was sup
posed that it had been finally acted
upon until Senator Clapp, taking ex
ception to the retaliatory provision of
the schedule as amended, stated that
he would make an cffor.t to have tho
provision entirely eliminated before
final action should ho taken upon tho
bill.
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The Senoto concluded its discus,
sicn of tho schedules of tho tariff
hill Monday and is now ready for tho
corporation and incomo tax ques
tions. Senator Aldrich introduced a
reri lut ion proposing an amendment to
Collect the taxes on incomes from
whatever source derived and without
apportionment among tho several
States.
An increase in tho duty on struc
tural iron and steel valued at more
than 0-10 of a cent per pound was
made by the Senate, the increase be
ing from 3-10 to 4-10 of a cent per
pound. Cotton bagging was plaocd
-cn tiie free list. #I
Ineffectual efforts were made to
place cotton ties, school books, bind
ing twine and salt cn the frto list
and Egyptian cotton on tho dutiable
list.
Hctli houses adopted tho confcrcnco
repeat cn the census bill.
"What is whiskey was discuss
ed in the Cabinet room of the White
House. President Toft listening to
attorneys for rectifying distilleries
and blenders, who oppose the reeeul
decision of Solicitor General Hewers
as to what should be labeled 'imita
tion whiskey." Tho hearing will be
continued. ?
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I. ate Tuesday the Senate reached
tho voting stage on the hide -schedule,
and after several amendments had
been defeated, the amendment of tho
finance committee living a duty u? IV
per cent ad valorem > on hides was
agreed to, 4G to 30. This is the rate
I pf tho present law, nut under the
rulings of the Treasury Department
iB applicable only to hides weighing
j ir.ore than 26 pounds. The Iiouse
| placed all hides on the free list, but
tho eommUtee restored the Dingtoy
policy. ...
Senator MeLanirin undertook l?
have the provision amended so aa to
| make the dnty applicable to hides
I weighing les4 than 25 pounds, but
J failed, hU amendment being roted
down St I ft 48, An amendment by
I Mr. Stout* p)*cttig no only hide* hut
? mauy of jttbduct* ou the fre?
~3l ? 1 ? r-r
0 INTOLERABLE ITCHIMQ.
Fearful Ecztfini AM Qw
^Profeaeloo* Trentim-nt * ?U? u
?A lVrfect C'uro by Cuttcura.
?When my little girl wm ?**
1 noticed email rod1 spot* on her right
cheek. They grew *> Urg# tUt l i^'t Or
the doctor but, Irurtead of helplnf the
tiun, bis ointment eeenied to make it ?or -
Tfceo 1 went to a eecond doctor wbo ???>
U we. mm.. He aUo gave iue an ou.V
me it wbiob did not help either. The ???*
ease spread all o^er the face and the >
began to awell. The itching Krcw IntoKi
aUe ?nd it wue c terrible flight to we. I
consulted doctors for months, but they
were unable to care the baby. I paid <>ut
from 120 to |30 without relief. One evening
J began to use thirCuticura Heinediea. J no
next morning the baby's face was all w >i e
instead of- red. I continued until tht
Celine entirely disappeared. Mrs. 1 ? "?
Guinbin, Sheldon, Ia.> July .
Potter Drug' 4 ("hem. Corpj, hole I rope,
of Cutlcura Remedies, lloston, Mum,
I'll? new born toll must luiye milk
during the first half hour of itn life,
or tho chance* arc that it will die,
Rough on IUts, nnbon table eatermlna tor.
? Rough on Hen IJco, Nost Powder, 29c.
Hough on Bedbugs, Powder or Liq'd,85c.
1 tough oi^Fleoe, Powdor or Liquid, 25o.
Hough on Roachea, Pow'd, 15c.,Mq'd, 25c.
Hough on llotb and Ants, Powdor, 5tto.
Hough on Bkeetors, agreeeble In use, 26c.
B. 8. Wells, Chemist, Jersey City, N. J.
Nothing ho difficult but what man
will accomplish it.- Horace.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Oyrup for < hildren
tcetlung, softens tho gums, reduced inllamma
tjou,ul lays pain, cure* w i nd ? <d ie ? 25c . u bo t u e.
Tlio tempter is then ever i? i^rh<,;>t
when we think him furthciest <?IT.
Great Distress TI?rou(t?o??t South
Could be ellmlnftttfd by the us J of '1>?- li*?"
gora HuoWleborry 0>rdlnl. It curoi Dy-en
tery, Dlvrrliooi, QhUdrin Toothtug.
DrutfgUta 25<J and 63 J per bottlo
Tho tours of the night e<piul the
smiles of the day.'? Houssenu.
For COI'OB and CJUIP.
C'APUlXNl lB tbfl best TPTTlf* y-"
rencves tbo aohtnif feverlnbn^*^ fV'2
Uie fold mid restores rionnftl co.'^Ul^'
fiuuld? effects luunedlately. WC-. ???
feic.. atUruK stores.
How is your ,%c?rpet -sweeper 7
Hornet inies all that is needed to ma-co
n sweeper (that you think is wotn
out) do good work is to have the
springs, put in proper shape, or some
new ones in place of the old ones.
A household once supplied with Hamlin*
Wizard Oil in seldom allowed to be without
it. In ease ?f sudden mishap or incident
Wizard Oil takes the place of tho fanulj
doctor. Are you supplied?
The virtue of prosperity is temper
ance. ? Bu< Oil.
Summer coin pin! ir ,bow?'l trouble, cr irnj'i*.
have no torros>? wlu-roPnjnUi.ler (Perry Dav
is') iskeptonhutiil. 25c., & &0c. bo. tlctt.
The lambs should be dipped at the
same time; for when the ewes. tire
shorn, the ticks flock on to tin*
lam lis.
SOOTHES AND HEALS SKIN TROUBLES
only does Honrnck's Sulphur Oint
ment Boothe tlic irritation, stop the itching
and relieve the pain from liurns, Scalds,
Open Sores, raw surfaces and cliafod parts,
but it heals and cures. In cases of eczema
it is the best thing you can use, ill connec
tion with Hancock's Sulphur Coinpoupd.
Many doctors treated Olficer John 1". Car
roll, cf Paltimote, and failed lo cure a ter
rible case cf eczema from which lie suf
fered. He used Hancock's Sulphur Com
pound and Hancock's Sulphur Ointment,
and writes that he is completely cured.
The ointment removes rouglinesu of the
face or. hands tmd keeps the skin soft and
smooth.' Ycer druggist" aclls it. llooklet
free if vou write Hancock Liquid Sci/
l'ltun C'o., ? IJaltimoi*e, ^I<J .
One "take this" is better than
two yon "shall haves. " ? French.
You Need a Tonic
if you feel languid and depressed
all the time. The best thing to
help nature build up the system is
DRDJAYNfrS"
TONIC VERMIFUGE
This great Ionic is r.ot a false stim
ulant as many of tho so-called "spring
tonic?." It is h natural ctrength
giver. For all run-down conditions
of the health it is an invaluabla rem
edy; imparts new life ar.d rigor end
builds up the entire cystera.
Sold by All Leading Druzihls in tioo
aUs bottler, 50c and 35o
ROSY CHEEKED CHILDREN
*rr bu4Mu> ?n4 b.j'i.) , KrftuUt ?,?b. u
Iniui* Ii t-allli. Y I'll t:*t? Jive
C%?|nr Oil. iHfl lh? bill CHlUrllc,
but liftity. Tb?y I on
PALATAL CASTOR Oil
LOOKS, IMIUa, T??T?? QOOD
Children Lick Tut Opooh
?"?* ?m. D?muii?T?. HIT II <il
NORTH a SCUTH CAHOt IK A AG F HT3
i MURRAY DRUG CO., fOLUMSIA.5. t
Dropsy EH
Htao?M oil (welling In 8 to M
ilay? ; affect* a permanent curt
in jolo Ao <Wt?. Trt?ltremm??l ;
given f re#. Nir.hlng can be (alr?? ,
Write Or. It. M. Green'# font.
S??aUIUl?. Dm a Atlanta, fl* j
TUMOR OF
FOUR YEARS
I GROWTH
Removed by Lydla E. Pink
luiiu'sVegclubleCompound
LiodJcy, lud, ? " Lydia JB. link
h&m'ts Compound removed
a cyui minor o*
four year#' growth,
v. Men three of tho
bt'Ht physicians tie
c hi red I had. Tiny
f aid that only an
operation could
heln me. Jnm very
KlauthntI followed
a friend'* advice
and took Lydia Jj'J,
jMnkham's Vege.
tahlo Compound,
for It has wade mo
n strontr and well
woman, and I bhall recommend It ns
long aB I live." ? Mi?. May Jt'itY,
JLlndley, Ind.
One of the greatcfit triumphs of
Lydla 10. Pink ham's Vegetable Com
pound fa the conquering of woman's
?read enemy ? tumor. If you have
mysterious pains, inflammation, ulcera*
lion or displacement, don't wait for
time to conllrm your fears and go
through tlio horrorsofa hospital opera
tion, 'but try LydiaE. l'inkham's Vege
table Compound at once.
For thirty yeara Lydia E. Plnkham's
VeKetabio Compound, made from roots
and herbs, lias been t hcstaiyjaru remedy
for female ills, and Huch unquestion
ablo testimony us the above proves the
value of this famous remedy, and
should give confidence and bopo to
every sick woman.
If you would liltc special advice
about your case write a confiden
tial letter to Mrs. lMnkliatii, at
Lynn, 31 n ns. Her advlco is frco,
niul always liclj>''ul.
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results are natural, gentle, prompt.
No harsher physic docs nioro
good, and all harsh physics injure.
Vest-pockct box, 10 cents? at druc-storct.
I'coplo now use a million boxc# monthly. 653
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ITCH CURED?-?n^"
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to?'d to euro any < aso of 1 toll In holf i.our if
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Bon* having Itch. If .vour dog lias Scratehos or
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