The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 23, 1909, Image 4
AFTER
FOURYEARS
MISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
liani'sVegetablcCompound
IJaltlmore, Md, ?? "Ppr four y ?'?r?
my 11 fu wauji misery to me. I luff em?
irotn mrguiart
tlea, terrible drag
kImk sensation#,
extreme neryouo
i nebs, and that all
gone fading in uiy
tttPimCAi I had
given up hope of
e,?er being well
when I began to
take Lydia E.Pink
hain'H Vegetable
Compound. Then
I felt as though
new life had been
irivon inc. nuii J am roconi mending it
lo all my friends "?Mrs. W. S. l'oiu>,
103S I.unsdowwj 8t., M:iltimor?, Md!*
The ??.?'? st fuiccosiful remodr in this
country for Iho ?uro of ull form* of
fomile ci:upl ilntrt In /..ydla K. I'itik
hain'-i V'W'tahIo Compound. It lias
stood tins t <- 3 1 of yj-.iih and to-day is
more uhhly find Hu<ic6??fully ueed than
any other jVmalu remedy, Jlhau cured
tlioi; a nds of won.ni v/)?o hay? l>ow? '
t rouhled ,\\ ith di ijdncMiiontH, inflam
mation, nli'f'i itlo'.i. tibroj 1 tumor*, ir
/-t'k'uhu ii ic >, j ?< * 5r iodj.i* | ? ? ? : ? s, backache,
that boa ring down frcU'iig, flat ulcucy,
Indigestion, ant iK'ivoiirt nrust ration,
ni'U'i ail other ronans had failed.
If you mr suffiuiiijf from any i if these
niluH'ntH, don't uiv?- up hopo until you
JiAv j i yen I/ydia K. i'inkham'a Vege
table ( 'ompo.usul a trial.
If yott would l?k?? wpcelnl ndvlco
wrlto to Alvs. riukhui.ii, JLynn. ,
Mass., for it. Bho Iiiih Kiild<Mi
thousands to health, free of j
ohnnjo.
Bo- 20 '09.
Salts and Casio?
? bad stuff ? never cure,
? o only makes bowels move be
causc it irritates and sweats them,
like poking finper in your eye. The brit
Dowel Medicine is Cascarets.
Every Salts ami Castor Oil urer slvoviid
get r box c ( CASCARETS and try
them juat once. You'll see. ^
Cnncnrft* 10c h?* wc-Jk'n frKitmcnt.
All druggist*'. I'.igJTS-t? seUrr iu t..o
w?rW -utiilioir boxck k utoutU
SV3STCMELL5
EYE SALVE
AT Al.L
DKUGC1STS
OR
DV mAiL
23 C K N T S.
SIMPLE,
SURE,
SAFE.
l)o not <lrti*r 1 ? < )'o 'A' lion inflnmwl
<ir In nil iiiih'-aii h v ? tnt?' !kl itch ki.i.'h
Kvk Sai.vk it ??xt>M-iu\!ly mil
?ii!hI(k>h indatniiiitri- in n> iwiMv, few
? ii*?58 rixniifw mmv uuo' t !?? to
in* |M>i?iii!iixMit I v rurivl.
MALI. A IUJCKPI, r si. V. CIIY,
MnUfr* of SO/ODONT.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS
LOMBARD IRON W^RKJ. AUGUSTA, GA.
EvF?? Thompson's EyeWater
ROSY CHEEKED CHILDREN
A> f li k a:. 1 ii % |*% ) . U<-t;uU- if
J lift II '? ! - it Hi. Y mm t|?. ft* ffl ||ir m
C..I.V nil. II ? ll,? C?llt?ilii
bill
PALATAL C??ron Oil
LOOK n, IMIlll. Mltll OOOU
CtHLDPtM LiC? Twi Oro< N
1 ??* U? P ?? <t|?T? it ? RT 11 A . i.
NUTH a south CARCHKA AlfhTl
MURRAY DdUO CO.. COlUMBiA.J.a
It \uu want to 1 >i?l> i"'1'
only ti nu-nov making ami tiionov
bj?(ji{li:i'_' iMiu'liino. lto n - (i ??!: i n ir.
FRIEND SAID TO USE CUTICURA
f t *? r Kpct'lallsl l';?i|r?| to Curo lie#
??nsi? 1 1 ?' 1 1 1 it nc l\i/?'ina ? Mad l}r<T?
foituri'd uiu] l>ijllyur((l ? Was*
Hoon Curt U of l>ir.ul ||un>u|'.
'* 1 continued cczciii.i jiji-I ?utlo:ud in
tensely fur ntiout ten month* At limes I
thought 1 would ncrii'.ch mv#e!f to picco*. j
Wy fuc0 ami mm* we:o covtro! ivilji i.u^o
fed pntrhea, so 'tit n't 1 \v?u i\?ha:t.oi Ij K'> j
put. I wua ftjvuc 1 tu kjo to u tlo-.tcr wlic j
>vni a nj.ot'jftliht tit tk.it (Imonnoi, ' \il I r?' ;
coivod very little relief. I truiii on cry I
JcnoWn remedy, with tlio nitinn r>uU* I |
thought I would tuner gi.t hotUr until u
friend of mine told me to try tlio i u'-icurn
Uetnodio*. So 1 tried them, and uftar four
or live application* of Cuttcurn Umtinent 1
va* relieved of my iiRticnrnblo itching. 1 ;
U8od two ?et? of list) It; tic tiro Hrtr.ediea, I
and 1 nm eomj letoly curwd. .Mi?* iUrhura
Krai, llighlandto'.vn, Mil , .Inn l), "
I'ottor Drug tc Oic:n. Corp., Sola lVopf.
of Cuticurn IlotnediM, Mnu.
It ih happier to he sometimes
chcoU'd tlinii iM-t !o trust. ? Rnmliler.
wiiv !*ko:'i,k sirri:i{.
Too often thel:ldnev$ are the enuso
jmd tho Biifforor !* not aware of it.
Sick kidneys brln? headache and si lo
?- 1) flips, lameness and stiffnfs.*, dizzl
r.oss. headaches,
( i red fooling, urin
ary trouble*. Doan's
Kidney Fills cure
the cauee. Mr*.
Virginia 8pl(jter,
lJuena Vlsla, Va.,
says: "For thirty
years I guttered
everything but dcnth
with my kldueys. I
cannot describe my sufferings from
teiTlbte t; bearing down pains, dtizy
?pells, headaches and periods of par
tial blindness. Tho urine, was full of
?edlment. I wss in the hoapital three
wooks. Doftu's Kidney Pills wero
quick to bring relief and soon made
tne well and strong again."
Remember the name ? Doan'a. for
?ale by all d^vler*. 60 c*i\U a box.
AfttftHfttHtft Oo./ Buffalo, N. T.
m. ? .
Ona of Fathar'i Ways,
Mr. Jcffera'on had not been alto
gether an exemplary husband mm*)
father, but bo possessed certain en
gaging qualities wLitit secured hitn
many friends and made hin death the
cause of wineere luourning to hit*
widow. MMU' Jefferson, tb*[* dupe
broke up ov?r Kb 'nezer 's being took
off fr'm de jpnoumony," said one of
the neighbor*.
?""She sutt'nly ie." Hitid another.
' ' Mourn in ' round de house all *l<:
time, she goop. Why, day bel'o* yis
'day i was tiwir holpiu' her, an' she
only ?t<>p eryin ' onee, an' dat was
to spunk little 10 ben for I akin' in'lu#
ses out 'n de jug right into his inoul',
when her back .was turned.
"When she'd spanked him good
an' net him down, she say to mo, 4 1 1 ??
makes me l 'iug ob liis pa so much
1 eyant bear it.' ami bus right out
eryin* agin." From the Youth'*
i Companion,
Progress of a Severe Cite of
Ounterevllle, Altt , July 14, 1901,
Dr. J. T Hhuptrin*). Huvumifth, 0*.
Deitr Hlr: ? I am Rind to any that three
or four bi>x?i of Teltcrlne I ordered or
you. I have personally tmod. have given
me moro relief and ae?mln*iy a p?rm?n.
e?:t cur* of Tetter nndKcsema. than J
have had for 2R } ears ( or Which time I
have been tortured and tormented, with
torn* d"'?dful akin disease on my thigh*
sod In my Kr>>lna also on my l?ft bund,
? riil liad ?? I thought destroyed the na
tural (Trow I h of two of any finger tin Us.
I now have cite of them Absolutely cured,
it nd lo< >k In k *?? natural m ( could nek for.*'
The other one very much Unproved I
also had II on m\* f t and I hey arc
cured. In the twenty-five to thirty yei'rs
I hnvo boen embarrassed and tot Lured
with ahlii trouble- I have consulted an)
token medlHn* from rnvnv dortora, nnd
hou^ht nnd oaeil niuiy dlferent kinds or
I'lntments. hut none r-tvo me relief and
?Htlifa- Hon m your Telterlnc' h:is ftU'cti
me I would no* have had my two rtntfer
n;?Us |ji?'yna ,ih< y were for Jiort oo
fle.?pe< ' fully , J ^ r> a n.ii I e
TeMorloe i>nrn Teftsr Hlng
Worm- Oritin.! I ?.<->! I? Psl.-a If. ?
f -i K ? ' ? S. . e IT?*.l PI r.\ '?? UoHi IX ?
frilly P*t/hA? nr, t!.# K?r*. fii-J f * -l t (t
ftor+s T>andrvflr f"-s r.k ere?l F *!p. ft --.w.
tohs. (??rr.a. CV.U ' *.>n? ?r.?l *v* v ' ,t?. c
Skin I'M ??**'-?? . 44<- T?? Serine
tto.ap ?V- Your lirngr ? ?< oe by rna.il frjm j
the m?nn's' *'jftr, Tt.e Sbuptriivs Co , j
Savannah. Hn.
Tetter,
A New Agricultural Conscience
We must develop a new agricul
tural eonseiencc in tliis country. We
must couifl to tlic time wheif a man
will be rh much ashamed of a 11
t il, gull i ed, unkempt Hold ra of a
dirty, ragged, ill-smelling eoal ; as
mucli ashamed of a tliiu, starved,
mistreated hillside as of a thin, starv
ed, mistreated horse, and when he
will lake us much pleasure in re
storing a worn-out Held to life and
comeliness, making the waste places
glad, as he would in feeding a half
starved hrute itself mistreated by
some I rule in human'form. The Al
mighty has given the land as a her- !
it aire for all generations, and we must
repeat that the man .who abuses and
wastes this heritage (in which the
l.ord gives him only a life interest
alter all) is just as culpable, just as
guilt v, as -a guardian who misuses
liie heritage ol' orphaned and defense
less children entrusted to his care.
Well did Lanier feel and express the
deeper meaning of our sinful land
waste in the South when lw? wrote:
"I 'pon that generous rounding side
With gullies seanlied
Where keen Neglect his lash hath
plied
^ on old deserted Georgian hill
Hares to the sun his piteous aged
crest
And seamy breast
By restless-hearted children left to
lie
Intended there beneath the heedless
sky,
Ah barbarous folk expose their old to
die. ' '
? 1 'regressive Farmer.
' ' A government of the people, b\
the people and for the people" i.<
generally attributed to President Lin
coln's originality, but Jacob Hrowti
who recently celebrated his tlOtl
anniversary to the bar in Maryland
says the phraseology was under dis
cussion in his school period in 184:
and 184(1 and it was believed thai
Henry A. \\ ise was the author.
HOME TESTIS' a"
A Ruro and Easy Tost op Coffee.
To decide the all Important ques
tion of coffeo. whethor or not It it
really the hidden eausc qf physical
alia ami approaching fixed disease,
ono should make a test of 10 days hy
leaving off coffeo entirely and using
well-madu postum.
If relief follow^ you may know tp
a certainty that ooffee ha? been your
! virions enemy. Of oouraa you can
i take It baok t n your heart again, If
; you llko to koop sick.
A lady says: "I had aufforcd with
stomach trouble, nervousness and
j torrlblo sick headaches ever slnoo I
I was a little child, for my pcoplo were
| always great coffeo drlnkor# and let
[ us children hAve all wo wanted. I
! got no I thought I could not llvo
without coftee, but I would not ac
knowledge that It caused my suffer
ing.
"Then I read bo many articles
about Post u m th^t I decided to give
It a fair trial. 1 had not used it two
weeks In place r>f coffee until 1 b?gan
to feel 1 lit o a different 'person The
headaches and nervousness disap
peared, and whereas I used to be sick
two or threo days out of a week while
drinking coffee I am now well and
strong and sturdy seven da^vs a week,
thanks to Postum.
"I had been using Postum three
months and had never been nick a
day when I thought I would experi
ment and see If It really was coffeo
that caused tho trouble, uo I began to
drink coffeo again, and Inside of a
week I had a sick spoil. I was so ill
I wae soon convinced that coffee waa
the cause of all my misery, and I
went back to Poetum, with the result
that I waa soon well and strong again
and determined to stick to Postum
and leave coffee alone In the future."
Read the little bookt "The Road to
Wellville," In pkr*. "There'a a Rea
wm."
Ever read the above letter? A
new one appears from time to time.
Thejr ore guanine, true, and full at
human tatwcsL
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
By passing over the cotton and
woolen achcdule* without taking any
of the u 111M1<U<<I para^raphM, and *kip?
pii)|( thv disputed |M>intM connected
with tht* ratnJ on land*** it* the w<hmI
wIum 1 1 1 1 ?*, the taritf conferee* wtfre
uU?- to (Hxjiohc of about 400 amend'
'menta Tuenday. Tliia number however
include* buhjecU thai were aettled
tentatively un Monday and Saturday.
Many iuiOi'it-int Hubjecta, hucH an
the House <Ir;<\vl.a<ks feature* in the
ah'ohol paragraph, the. rates on oil
eloth and the various itenm untler (lie
hi'a<J of lithographs, were tuihmitted
to mib-conferre*. The trejmur.V < x*
pfjls who helped the Seuaf? llnaneo
rolnmittcc in it w consideration of t he
bill are assisting the conferee* in
Kathcriii'f. information about these
fcubjeettf.
btrenuous objections were rar."d
by the House members of the tariff
(conference Wednesday to the Senate
provision in the maximum and mini
mum feature of tin* tariff bill, wbjrh
gives to the President authority to
employ hu?Ii persons as bo may de
sire to uid him in enforcing the tari 7.
laws and which will be useful to ('ou
gres h in tariff legislation in the fu
ture.
The- provision which provides for
the establishment of a court of tuft
toms appeals was adopted. It is in
tended thai this court shall deal willi
nil eases, of appeal from the board
of geuerUl appraiser* and that its
judgment shall be final. The. salaries
of the live judges were fixed at $10,
(MJU, instead of $7,000 as provided by
I In* S??nat? amendment.
The Senate maximum ami mini
mum provision itsreed- upon ten
tatnel'. a-> a substitute f< r the House
with lit? ejp't |)t ion of the
provision f^r the employment i f tar
ift ? \t> rt>. The I Louie conferees
rlaitnvd ti:at t !:?? 1 Ii *t <** wans ftii'l
sr.v; f ii* f-i' the Jsri-Ate li
ttHTx.'f* rOrt:rps"?'**r i.arr the mvpst'iira
?:<?!( .if taritT n.u'.l. rs as their special
provwK e.
Twenty-four hours woutd s?-e the I
end ??t the work of the S*naJ?? an. I
House (tmlrrcfs tin the tariff -bill,
ninl a suhstantii agreement upon tin- I
questions at issue but for the five
proposit ions-? iron ore, coal, Iu?U'3f
oil au?l lumber? upon which the Pres
ident stands Urm for radical reduc
tion or even abolition of the tun IT.
(J real progress was made by the
(onferew* Friday. A preponderance
of the differences have been adjusted
In each schedule, however, are a few
items that have necessitated investi
gation in order to enable the con
ferees to pet together. This is true
of had products, such as paints, in
the chemical schedule; numerous ar
ticles in the metal schedule on which
the rates depend upon the settlement
of tho iron .ore question; the demand
for a change in the classification of
wool (nps; the change from ad valo
rem to specific rates on cotton goods:
t?i(* i I ? c vo?4 by t!#o House
gloves, and the wood pulp and print
paper contest. The rates on silks and
wro leu gcods were determined Fri
day. The Senate won in both cases.
< >t i s Iks there will be a considerable
advance over existing duties; on
woolen, no change' from the present
law e\< ept in regard to wool tops,
which are to be given a new classi
fication. The duty on tons is prohibi
tive now. and it is predicted that it
will continue so. even after the re
duction is put into force. The Senate
provision reenacted tho Pinuloy rates
of the whole woolen schedule, while
the House provided for material re
du< t ions.
\Va?l?inj?toM, Special. President
Tnft will win his fijrlit fur free or re
duced rates of duly on raw materials.
Nearly every member of the confer
cneo on the tariff bill conceded Sat
urday. The indications are that
when the new tariff bill betomes a
law. the rates on the articles which
the President deniml to come in free
will be as follows:
Inn ore. free (present rate -10
cents per ton.)
Oil. free (now protected by coun
tervail intr duty.)
Hides, 7 1;2 per cent, a 1 valorem
(present rate 15 per cent.)
Cor I, 4'? cents per ton. (Present
rate C7 cents.)
Lumber will proballv be $1.2/) on
rough, with Senate rates on finish
ed. T h i ^ would be a material reduc
tion thmughout the lumber schedule.
> V 1 1 o u i ho conferees transferred to
the President to shoulders the respon
sibility of putting the fcretroiir; raw
innlerlnls on the l'ree list, it \vtis not
believed he would meeot with success
in bringing ftbout a changed srntl
fent in relation to these articles.
A chflngc rf sentiment seema np*
pnrcnt.
The extra action of Contrress will
Boon bo ft t hintr of the past and it is
pin in now, nt this stn<*o of the frame,
that' the South is noins to iret a lem
on, if not wow. Iron ore, coal find
hide* will he put -on the free list.
Lumber will he reduced us low as pos
sil le, rttaining the House rate cn
rough lumber and the Senate rate on
the t'nif.hed prodiut. Cotton hashing
will le put bnek cn the dutiable list.
A drawback on ties will not he pro
vided fcr. Sulphate of ammonia,
used in fertilizers, ia to he taken from
the free list.
The New England States will tret
the benefit cf raw material. Tho
wcolen and rotten schedules will not
be lowered. There will be no reduc
tion of rates on food products.
This is tho way it looked Monday
night. President Taft, Senator Ald
rieh and the IIouso leaders seem to
ho together. Southern Republicans
arc taking the promised results to
heort. In talking about the situation
a leading Southern Democrat said:
44 It is going pretty hard with tho
hoys who fought for their district,
but the Republicans of tho East have
played a fine role. I do not see how
,'ho Westerners jef-t much comTtort out
of tho situation."
Saturday next is thp day for ad- i
iurnment prsdi?Ud now.
ACQUITTED OF STEALING LACE
Jury That Free? Irish I*ce Make*
Saya That the Charge* Agalast
Mi a? Agnes Barrett? Are Without
Foundation.
Chicago, Hpcdal -Kllu Ginglea was
chared Monday night of the charge
of stealing law) from Slid* Aj;uca liar
rett*, her fori ner employer, but the
story who tohl on the witness stand
to the effect t lint an attempt wan
made to force her into white slavery
huh denounced as untrue by the jury
that freed her. The verdict wan as
fellow.* ;
",We, the jury, find the defendant
n.ot guilty and we, the jury, further
tind t lint (tie charges made against
Miss Harrette were unfounded und
are untrue,"
The I uaia of the defense made hy
Miss (Jingles' coimael wus that Miss
Pnrretto and others had attacked her
und mistreated her in the Wellington
Hotel on two occasions last winter,
und that the object of these attacks
and of tjie theft charge was to force
her to he sold to an unnamed inuu
?in French Lick {Springs, Jnd.
Alias (linglcs shook haiula with the
jurors. Juror Thomas Meckey, the
oldest man on the panel, said:
"Now, be a good girl, Klty. Oo hack
to your l ome in Ireland and bo a
good girl.v"
The girl nodded her head and turn
ed away.
It Vas annaunced by Assistant
State's Attorney Furlhinan that the
question of whether indiettuentH for
perjury would ho ask'd a^ninut Mbs
(iin^lew would he taken up later.
Instructing the 'jury, Jud^e litre u*
lii Mo said that the girl's ?tor.v of tor
ture in the Wellington Hotel wad to
h'?. ie]?;mled by tin* juror* as a te^*.
of the credibility of the defendant's
lestnr.ony.
At one time the taking of pertin
nit evidence was halted long enoiurh
to ^ivn Thomas Tajr^art. t?f iiM'uui.t,
t"rmer chairman of the l)enu?<ruli<!
[it'.unal committeeman opportunity
tn dc-lare from the witness stand
that he had no knowledge of Ella
(.Jinnies, save what he had read in the
iiv wspa|>ers. His name had been men
tioned Hy hlla Ginjjle;? a.s one which
viai ?poken while she was subjected
to the int.a^inarv abuse at the hotel.
Announce Mrs. Hayes' Death.
Now Orleans. Special. ? OHu-ial an- |
nouncemcnt of tin* death of Mrn. J.
Addison llayea, the last surviving
child of President JelTerson Da via, of
the Confederate States of America,
was n.atle to the I'nited Confederate
Veterans in a general ordir issued
Monday afternoon from the head
quarters of that organization in this
city. The order, issued by command
of Gen. Clement A. Evans, comman
der-in-chief, is as follows:
"With extreme sorrow the general
ccV.manding makes official announce
ment of the death of the last mem
ber of the immediate household of
.Jeffer on Davis, our beloved and only
President. Mrs. J. Addison (Marga
ret P!\vi?\ H?ye?, died at her homo
in Co lorn dp Springs late Sunday at*
ternoon,
"Like her distinguished mother,
Mrs. Hayes did not enjoy the best of
health and was on this account de
nied the pleasure of attending the
reunions <f the I'. C. V. to the same
extent as her charming sister 'Win
nie.' Yet she was often able to be
present at these annual gatherings,
and the 'boys' of the Confederate
armies ever greeted her with that
hcaity affection that they felt, for her
immortal father.
"Gifted in mind, charming in man
ner. winning in behavior, she won
tlx; nlTettions of nil who know lior in
tiiratdv. She will long bo remem
bered by all t lio members of tills or.
der.
The 1 otl v of Mrs. Ilayes was cre
mated nt the Kivcrside ereamatorv,
Denver? (Vlo., Monday afternoon. The
cremation was private and an effort
wns made to keep it a secret.
French Aviator Fails.
Calais, Spccial. ? Herbert Latham,
the French aviator, mo do a daring
but unsuccessful attempt to cross the
Kiu-lish cbaffnel in his monoplane
Monday morning. Ho pot away
splendidly under perfect conditions,
for the top of the chalk clitTc-at San
gatte, and had covered over half, tho
distance at an- average height of 500
feet when the motor slowed down
pnd he was ol jlgcd to dcsccnd.
Appeal fcr Missionaries.
Poston, Speeial. ? An appeal
President Tcft in behalf ot t ho Rev.
Pr. William Morrison and tlio I]ov.
W. P. Siicppanl, *t ho American mis
sionaries in the Ccn.^o fsgion, whp&o
I rial fcr allowed H (aluminous denim*
elation" of officers of the Knsai Com
pany, a commercial or^flniration ope
rating nenr the million station at
l.uclo, is to ijjfr held at Leopold villc,
July -*0, hiw been prepared by the
Swiss League f?r defense of Con
co natives. The appeal clinnirlti iies
(be treatment rf the missionaries as
" perseeutir n. "
Mr. Taft Pardons Addington.
Washington, Special ? "I won't al
low any d ? ? man in the world to
whittle me off my saddle," is the re
mark attributed to C. L. Addifigton,
after a fusillade of ghots on the Ar
kansas-Indian Territory border in the
latter nineties, and Monday Adding
ton was pardoned after serving a sen
tence of more tl?an a dozen years of
Imprisonment following: that shoot
ing affair.
Wright Flisa Around.
Washington, Special. ? Showing
more confidence in himself than he
has exhibited before this season, Or
ville Wright made two very success
ful flights in tho Wright aeroplane
Monday evening at Port Meyer, Vs.
The first flight lasted 2ft minutes and
18 seconds, during which time the
aviator circled tho paractq grounds,
s distance of about fivenujetbs of a
' ails, 26 1-2 tims*. * . s? > 1 -
The D?y After.
(With apologies to J. W. It.)
There, little boy, don't cry.
?They hav e broken your none, I
know.
Tlmt your hair ia burned
And" your |ea*on learned
The honpital record* show. ^
There, little boy, don't cry. C
They*hftvCJtairen your eye, I know
And your 'face in marred
And your hand ia (warred ?
A a tump where a thub ahould grow.
There, little boy, don't cry.
Your family in sad, 1 know;
Though ho rely bereft,
The part of you left
Next Fourth will likely' go HkJwT*"
There, little boy, don't cry. \ ^
Your playmate is dead, 1 know;
Hut a mother 'b moan *
Ah she weeps aloue
Ih part of the annual nhow.
'?Philadelphia I'ublie Ledger.
IT WILL STOP THE BABY FROM
CRYING.
That is, if he'a crying been u?e of the
itching of hives, nettle-fMb, or any form
of summer lieut. .Ju?t i? kc< tlancovk'* Sul
phur Compound, dilute it with water. uu?t
Apply it to the affected parte. laed one
tcusjioonful in a bow 1 of warm Water, it
makes the finest bath in the world for the
buby. If. J. Lamar. Vinevtjlf, Macon, Ga.,
writes: "Wc used your Sulphur Com
pound on our one-year-old baby, wb<4 M?f
lered intensely from prickly heat over, her
entir? body. A half dozen duplications in
two duya *?lircly relieved Mcr, and she
alejit loundly. You should rccammcnd Si: I
phur Compound strongly to mothers. It
will pro<-e u b'cHtjing to every family with
email children,"
Providence for tho most part sets
u? on n level-? Spert a t or.
A Pit ilot'tn nt ?i->n?3
is Dr. ni<-f ?r? i( ij'(l?)')ifry (J j -llil. It nl
w \y i rtnr ?a Ht i u I II j v >1 T?'03^?1?w,
Chlldr jo Tooth n ?to. \ Oru^jMtt HTw
?nd 6Xj per b ?t'l*.
To promise touch means ^ivii?>* lit
tle.? Port uguese.
Mr* \Vu?ek>w's Soothing *\vrup for Children
teetliiug.softensth* fUUMt >?stuios inrtamiim
tiou.alLa) ap*in,cujr?ai wiud colic.'.'ic. a bottle.
lie that stops at evrrv stone never
^ets to his journey '# entl.? -French.
It in n mother* tluty constantly
on hand some reliable remedy, for use in
ca8c of sudden accident or nualiap to the
children. llAmlma Wizard Oil can he de- I
pcmled upon for juat audi emergencies.
Two watermelons ortiniot '?)0 held
1 under one arm. ? Turkish.
A-lCare 'i'lilng.
"Am tilting Allen's Foot-Kasc, nnd can
truly nay 1 would not have been without it
?o long, had I known the relief it would
pve inv Aching feet, 1 think it ? rare good
thing for anyone having Bine or tired feet.
? Mr*. Matilda lioltwert, Providence, It.
V," bold by all Druggista, 25c. Auk to day.
To persecute the unfortunate is
like throwing stones on one fallen in
to n well. ? Chinese.
For COliI>S nnit OKIP.
Illok's CAPt'niNK Is tho bost n-m^dy?
r' llfvrs the hliig nnd fovei-Khnes*? cures
the Cold and r<M>tort*s noiinal conditions. It's
liquid ? ifftcts imnit'diati'ly. 10c.. 2.'?c. aud
Uc., atdrua stores.
GETTING WEIGHED.
One P-itrcn Whose Motive Might Have j
Puzzled Any Woighing Machine. [
If the weighing machines that stand i
urouuu in public p'a^ej with mouth !
ever open for cents could talk odd
tales could they te'.l of the m-nv and j
varied people that step uprn t'.e'.r ,
pVatforms ? of the stout lady who s eps
down wi'.h a smile glad that she has
lost one pcund out of 30\ of tho stout
gent'emnn who fi:me3 be.arse he Ins
gained ore, of the aim gen'l~>!ran
who steps up wl h a forty pound suit j
case in his hand fnd is astounded tb ,
fnd himself gain'n-; weight so rapidly, i
cf the merry- parties of young men
end young women who, some plump,
some lean, s'ep up one a'tcr another: ,
of the proud ' P">rent who sets little
Willie there ami then litt'e Ethel, of
tlhe keen small hoy who tricF^'o get
(hli grandfather to let 1.1m 8'ep up
before the o'd gentleman steps down
so that they can both get weighed
for a cent, and all that srt of thin-;.
In short the weighing crachino
meets all sorts and var'etles cf peo,
pie, and it comes to know them all.
or nearly all; and It knows ns a
rule Just what prompts thorn to we'.gh
themselves, whether it is idleness, in
terest. curiosity, fear or Jve* fun. But
probw' ly it wou'd puzzle even a weigh
ing imach'lne, though it knows so many
people, to tell jrst why a worn.' '^walk
ing along a street on a rnin^night
and carrylna: an umbrella should halt
at a machine standing out on tho
sldowalk and stcn uo in the rain to
weigh horself. ? New York Run.
Keenest
Delights
Of Appetite
and Anticipation
are realised in" the first taste .of d&?
licious
Post i
Toastiesi
tnd Cream.;
The golden-brown bits fire sub
stantial enough to tako up the
cream; crisp enough to make
crushing them in ?the mouth an
exquisite pleasure; and the fla
vour ? that belongs only to Post
Toasties ?
"The Taste Linger*"
? - - ? - - _ \ -? ? . ? - r TV*-. I
This dainty, tempting food is
f made of pearly white corn, cooked,
rolled and toasted into MToasties."
Popular pkf. I Oct tart* Family tin 15c.
IMt by
POSTUM CEREAL CO , LTD
. Battle. Crtek, Mich.
MUNYON'S
PAWPAWPILLS
Tue ui'?l biouiti-n
and Liver l'lll* k'?o\va
uua h positive ?u4
cure for Coo*
Iadlgeetloo,
Jnuudlre. Ilillouaueaa,
ftou* JMouimrb, liead
?dip. jnni all ?lluiw?tt
?rulujf froiu ? dtaor
dered atomach or
liver. Tbey
coutala lo com-eutr**
ed form all tiio vir
tue and Vd!uf? of
iiunjtn'a Paw<l'8w
toolc ??d are mad#
from the. I nice of lUe
I'div l'aw fruit I u it lif^l ( ut i?K I x rei'uu<
tbcue Mill ?a belux t li?* bent l??o
tlv? mul luihaitle ever compounds. *J?'t
a W-toiit htiiilo ?it'1 ff you nr# not per
n iMsMcJ t till refund your luouey.
? MCNVON.
kit IV J'i 1 1 III) and .IKTIKUSON hlU.
rilll.ADKM'IIIA. I'A.
No Change. 1
Justice ? Wlmt is your name, eir T
I'rixoner ? Casey, your honor.
' Justice ? Your full unmet
^rlsoncr ? Just tho same, yer
boner, full <>r sober. ? Jud^e. '
?? 1 ? ? ?' r
i'ldnldller (Perry Duvlb'l ?ic:? qu.ikly A
chi 1, rioliu, c;uinp ?>r il itrrheu om l>e
check* d by h tctopoonful in hot water.
I'riulence supplies tho witnt of er
ery ifood.*? Journal. r
Koofftl on lUt*. niilj<?ttnMooxt<*rmtnntor.
Kouglt on linn Lice, N?v*t Powder, 4V,
Hough <>u iie lbiitfs Powder or Liq'd, Mo.
Hough on FVm, Powlor or Liquid, 'Mo,
Iton >b on Koach**, Pow'd, l.V\,Liq'd, 95o.
Hough. ou A'.oth and Ant*, Powdor, &V;.
Rouyh on 8U?ot?tn, ngreoMblw i? uhi?, i}Ac,
K 8. Wcii*. ilerwy t'ityj ti, J.
' No one is bound If do impossibil
ities,- French.
I??r IIKA r>t<ll f--l!lrkft? (A I'D DINK
Wlu'tlier from t'olds. Urnt. 8 ton inch or
,Vl'rv>)us TiouM?'.s. ( 'iijhkIIiic will rcllevi* you.
li s ll<julii jilt a.->niil u> fu'U lnmu dl
?i? Iv. Tiy it. loo., &&C. and 60c. at dru g
slotc*.
Food
Products
Libby's Cooked
Gorned Beef
There's a marked distinc
t i o n between Ubhy'a
Ooohod O o r n o d
Eeof and even *the best
that's sold in bulk.
Evenly and mildly cured
and scientifically cooked in
Ubby'9 Great Whlto
KttOhcn, all the natural
flavor of the fresh, prime
beef is retained. It is pure
wholesome, delicious and
ready to serve at meal time,
Saves worlc and worry in
summer.
Other Libby "Healthful"
Meal-Time-Hints, all ready
to serve, are:
Pour less Cried Do of
Vionna Sausago
Voal Loaf
Evaporated Mi Hi
Calcuii Eoans
Chow Chov/
? Mlxod Plotdos
"Purity goes hand in hand
with Products of the Libby
brand". ?
Write for free Booklet, ?
? "How to mako Good
Things to Eat",
Insist o n
lihby'o fl t
your groccrs,
Llbby, McNeill
& Libby
je |> ir C A T I V N A 1<
VlLARKNONT COU.9QM, Hickory. N.C. Ulr\*
H?'tiool. Healthful I ix ttiion. Ki)MriwcTC
Tt*t<-li?r?, MirtU iout JvnU * ?> I, M uui'H*. I'rcn,
?6i to ? i>oy? Mold, Tuition and Itooii)
Itcntftt PIIJOMONT II I Ml W'Hooj. fo*
the ?fity on of ulnr {ijoutlia.
"It I* the U ?t ttiid tiio h< IiojI In tli?
?t?to.?,r- K. BJ. Kuoncv. Member of tliu ltyl.?l?
ture.
' Moat heartily d# I commend the whool u>
all who h?vi? conVAii'l <lauytit?r*to ?><lu?-jae.
V.. Taylor, Kx-i>r(-?l J< nl of \Vak? KortWk
iv.
' ' In my opinion thorn In no HIjfH H-'hool In
till* j>an of the country aolujr m<?r? thorough
educational work "--K. V, Webb, M, 0.
For ('ninlofc' wr tu W. 1>, Huknh, I.awnijai,*,
N. O.
?'*? inJ flrjtt.-uiiurj, xiMett* in V*. tu own iuLuiW
?|?? .f "'?? ty? wajiuiu. I Ji'Lct m>J
SwiiM'KJ, I rnnuulkip. lyptwrilUiy, I cic
?J> 1 1" ? (irM Uuuhl by m?il wo.
??r.?il!S! !%!$??!*"? rHJ! ""
C. M. SMI riiDEAt, Prwidvnt, tUdaxuK^V*.
Do You Feci Ran
Down?
If oo, you are an easy victim of
disease. You can avoid danger
if you build up your eyatem with
the natural itrength-giver?
DRD.JAYNE'S
TONIC vermifuge;
which help* your body do its own
building up. It puts the whole diges
tive system in a perfect condition.
Regulates the stomach, Imparts new
vigor and health to the tissue#.
Your Druggist has it,
TfiX> ilzt j, 50c and 35c
ITCH CURED ??
DR. DAVID'S SANATIVE WASH is guaran
teed to cure any case of Itch in half hour if
uwd according to directions. Hhow this to per
sons havlosr Itch, If your <!ok h?? Scratches or
M fence pavld's Hanttlrn Wash will cpr? him
Mtonce. I'rlce&Cc. a Mottle. Jt cannot he mailed.
Delivered at your nearest express oftlee free
upon rceelpt of 7f> cenU,
Owrui A Mlnarlh ugt'd., Hlclimanili Xu.
Restoroa Gray Hair to Natural Colorr
MMOVKS DANDRUFF AND tOURf
Invigorate* and prevent* the hair from falling off,
fo/ lilt kr Oru||lit?, Of ?ont Direct by
XANTHINE CO., Richmond, Virginia
?'"?? SI P?i Boitl?; lampli BottU jjc. &<nd for Circular*
So-30-'09.
THE LEXINGTON HOTEL
K1CHM0M>, V I It U INI A.
Close to t>.? PbdoU. Post Olflcc. Capitol
1 Square, Wholesale and KeUll sections.
EVERYTHING FIR8T-CLA88
RATES REASONABLE
TOILET ANTISEPTIC
uOTHINC LIKE IT FOR
J*|JC T IT FT 14 PMl'ne e*cel$ any dentifricer
I, fit ? tt I 11 in cleansing, whitening and
removing tartar from the teeth, besides deetroying
all germs of decay and disease which ordinary
tooth preparations cannot do.
?ryn MflllTU used as a mouth
? fit IiJUU I fl wash disinfects the mouth
and throat, puri6es the breath, and kills the oerma
which collect in the mouth, causing sore throat,
bad teeth, bad breath, grippe, and much tkkneM,
TUT STVCQ >vhcn 'n^amc^?
i ll t?u ?? B tO and burn, may be instantl|
relieved and strengthened by Paxtine.
fJlTARRU ^ax,'nc destroy the germ*
I Aflrln that cause catarrh, heal the in
flammation and stop the discharge. It is a sun
remedy for uterino catarrh.
Paxtino ii a harmleu yet powerful
cermicide, duinfellant ana deodorizer.
Uied in bathing it dettroyt odori and
leaves the body antiieptically clean.
FOR SALE AT DRUG STORES, 60c.
OR POSTPAID QY MAIL.
LARGE SAMPLE FREE!
THE PAXTON TOILET OO., DOSTON. MA88.
MEREDITH COLLEGE
MWl (roR?ERivrB?rTisTEUMvtRs.rY) RALEIGH, N. C.
Amonj t!?o foremost Colleges for Women in tho Sonth. F?'iir distinct school*
Aria ami Sciences, Music, Klucntiqn nn<l ArU Hun ot cost
Wrlto for Catalogue. R, T, VANN, President.
AT LOW PRICE.
SUPERIOR TO BEST SOLD AT ANY PRICE,
The small price l? msde possible by the
great demand for this Razor. The small
profit on each aggregating as Inrge a
j sum as If v/o sold fewer at & groater prlco.
I The bentfit Is the cansumir's.
Tho Blade Is of the finest oteol, ocion?
tiflcally made and tempered by a secret
procos3--an(i the blacio, of course, is ;ho impor
tant part of any Rf *or. Tho framo is of satin finish,
stiver plated, and "angled" correctly for safe,
quick and elean shaving. The tough bearded man
finds this Razor ? boon; the soft bearded man
f1fc49.lt ^delight.. These blades oan bo stropped.
Buy one and you will recommend It to all your
fttsnds. That la the best test of any article.
25 cts.
?n Po$tug? stamps
or cash brings it
prtpau by mail in
n ?P?oial bo*.
5
EXTRA
BLADES
25*
? rcr.._, . Sp "?
writ* nam* and full addr*ts very plainly
WBUIB1NO BOVfS. ?? Leonard Street. M. V. Ulft
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