The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 10, 1909, Image 4

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AFTER DOCTORS FAILED LydlaG.Pinkliam'sVegeta blc Compound Cured Her. WMIiiiiuntic, < <?iiu. " For live y<*uiH I Hijlfi'ii'tf uu.lolfJ ayoiiy from fi'iiiittu troulilt'H, i-unhiiiK li?', j? i tK'H, cii/7.il:i H;i illnl IK TVOIJN JTUHtl'll* ? ion. It ?v.tu luj|X)f>.'>iKl?; fur im> to walk ii j>h t a i r h ' \\ it hunt c?n (tic way. I ' trier! Ihu r .(ji'Ti'i" l'ji( i lor I OI'S it I ?< 1 '?a< h 1 < / J ? ! lilt ho Hit;- ; thJJltf (lillcrcnt. I ri'iwi v? (l nolxMH-llt t f rom any nf theiri, I'M' M'l'IIH'd to >? m f - fVr won;. la-.t fl?<cior said noth Irij.' woiilij restore in > health. I began 1HKWJK I ) I ? If) S \ efffUanil! Compound l<> M ?' wiuil It Would do, and 1 nni restored to my natural health,"- Mrs, I !'j 'r ,\ I>ondva.n, JJux 21M, Wiiiiluant iv, < .'?> ii 11. T)?o H'lvtcsf. <>f Lydia J", I'jukham'a V?K? dahle < '? ? i . : j < ? ? i * j < I , ih.uit' 1 1 nTn roots >ti. (I herns, is unparalleled. 1' may ho used with | ??' rj ? i t eoiitide-nee hy women w ho puller ; ihiii ? 1 iKj>l i ts, inflam mation, liberation, nhi'ojd tumors, ir regular Hies, periodic pains, haeiiuehe, bearinK-dowu Hatujeney, indi L'csti<)i>, dizziness, or m rvom? prosiro tion. for tl.; , v yearn I.ydia K. J'iukham'a Vegetal'!" Compound has heen t ho Btaildaid h un ity for female illH, and snflerjux wonK-n'oNvo it to themselves to. at least irivettiis medieiiio a trial, l'roof is abundant that it has ru rod thousands of others, ami why should it not cure you ? We Offer An Interest lu 12 Proven Mines We have acquired 1'2 Colorado mint's on out* mountain which have pm. Inc... 1 *2,000,000 00. y \V!i,.ii former operators rem -lied water itw acids de ?> I roy ed their pumps, compelling operations to ceus-o. Wo shall drain i.ut water by tunnel and. have millions above. For financial assistance in driving our tunnel will tak?' persons in with us wlm wrii.e immediately, in ;-u script ions of ?">() 00 np to i I .uuo.oii. wki ri-: NATION \1. MINING & TI VM LCO I.NNLItM'RM, V A. 'Xn.vflrr* < r on r h ur?i t V* ot t hr hmii? ?? ? four JHfrf f ? '. n ? * and in t U r r *? .t.i\ * long It .1 s M ? 1 ??u|ihm C . r.i I Ctk 1 i|\<- ' f i iu f tot ttlOM ,li V 1tn: Cllas 1 t." julo fVnsav? i\ i!a' 1 o ^ lK./.V. V K. i;\f (., ? ,? ? ? CUIC ^ I > rtrtrty finr I c?vr a fn^nH '? *.>* ft 'Mil rig h;tn i'-i . an. rf ?ir *?rxl turn n::i? lit: {iHivil ' WO- ni Hi- thru ff ? ?f u h??x r a t*pi? worm 4f>f?o| Nt.it! K i h I ->f MiIItiIhu^, .?n? qmtr rt wtirkrt f.,i v av a. \ ?-r!f nn?l f.M-l thr?n Itrrrfii i) ISC iH'i-f.j l>v l!i-,|nnr 1 l.?-w i\:??n J'a (M llltn V u ) ? r?. ' *?' ? ' f t'*t ' ? I t?M? ? ; : .< *^u i\ r i ?*vvt s. <\\ iti !?n.? Hir ' !*<* t ' ' v aiuvfv; to .~:>ev (.aa. * ,( \'?r ? ?t SI I \ |? v < W ! , ' . HI III'KV i \ I* | J ?t \ l ; -v*. k ..?l w a* a m th* . \ v rM TlJ"ht tl. \Y : ? > t ;>? fieri eh ci 'i v . " , \ m ' > ? >r. ??!. I ? ? \? l. r K?iuir:i ? ??! _? \ ? ?!?!?;.::?: ?. HoUfc'!; ? ?. ! ?. *. ! ' v ? - ??;?;).' - ? K. hi ,:h ?> K ? i 1 ? > ? i \ . . . | ?: v. ?. Itolltfli or, "'(i'V ;iv A ? , . ; ? l,-r K<?i>kS ??:; "?'.??? ???! .. i ???.:.>;>. .? i.-. K S. W , , ?. < ? ? % ? J . I i r \ ? ? - * ??? >. ll" . ; : ? , u ;?'??' ' . . - ' . 'Mr'!. i ? ; Sl'W STU I Nf. I I! r < > I { UOMI.N'S I ;.\ i ? i; \< us hcarliin loan ; > n : t ? . s.- .c,.) ; ,?< i-onstant ui'!!. tM->? ?r< "li"u. w ill ji ;nt lojrifcu t in t N . '?'ii-o of Mrs. l.i T. Wright. <>f i ;> (ioldshorou ?h S:., lOistrtn, MfL. who says: "My tinrk w.n Irt n v<>ry hart way, and when not painful was so weak It felt as If broken. A frlrnd urged tup to try Doan's Kidney Pills, which 1 did, and they helped me from the start, j Jpt innde me feel like a new woman, nnd soon I was doing my work the . pane as ever." Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a box. Foster-Mil burn Go., Buffalo, N. T. ? MINVON'H fCMIHKNT DOfTOlUi AT KOI. 'It HJCHVK K I'KKK. Kot to Fenny Co I'ojr For thp Fallen! 1 M'dbal !?-* u tn I ????< ?*>??. If you are 1n <1 . >ij t>t as to the canBO xif mm . .rtt*ea?<" mall iiw k postal re <|iic?UnK a ni' tll.'al examination blank, which you will nil out and return to uh Qui- doctor* will carefully din K' none your ca?e, am! If you can bo c ii red you will be told ho; If you ean not t)B fu rfd you will bo told t<r>. You or? not obli^atutl to uh In auy way, for tblu advice Is absolutely fre?; you arc at liberty to tako. our advice or rot a? you ?<?? fit. He rid to day for a medi cal examination blank, till out and return 'o us a* promptly an ppHHtble, and Our eminent dor-torn will dl<tKi>oso your i\'i?e tb"f><K.bly ahxciutfdy frae. Munyou'w, i> Z(| and Jefferson Hi#., rhlladt'lpbla. J'a. The Hint That Failed. Wife ,\ t you I ? now, ^v's ,|<!VV i biting i'V< ry | ? i i.i >?' hat, parasol, ?very t It in j.' ! I In-band Vis, fiii rl ???!_*, and makes (.In in all it sell Klie^cndo ji|a,<?tter. ("Mint mati<n en ii.->i ?i /mil iiKitrnvnto* nnny wi n.iif I? i? i liuroiighl v ?? 1 1 r 1 by |)t I'ifKi r. i'lfvteiiill J'ciDctn, 'lac favorite bm.ily bix.iiiw Mosquito Army Invade# Texas, A ii <,-(i|i<i jy-rtt nf met i vn na ture j* rausmj.? untold .suffering and a ?..'('?ill amount nf duimi'/e lo cat tic, I: ? ? f ^i ? aii'! rj-upK, the Jailer becaUHp Hi i'ii i I'i'riil n i t by growers, (In- ii ii| st (iiiuilii's of Texas. A ihos ipiito of unusual size and with a lout; lull, -ill-! to III' II H'*W h|M'l'i?'K III thlH section, is making life miserable lor n. an and beast, and il in feared I bat I he |ii.-.s hi rat lit? directly and indi rect I y due In I he I >es1 will be yreal if I In- scourge con I inucs many days. Cat 1 1.-- w?*i?kintf n-liiT from lias swarms of iii?ifU)uito.s. M ii i<- h rise from' t ho swamps and marshes 111 clouds, ^o Hull's in I'i'ai'li water, and slaml up, to I la ir shoulders, occasionally dipping in I In' lu ads lo I ri'i'/i* 1 lie slintriiiv? insects. Into llni . tfiilf and many oili er bodies of salt water alonir t In* coast ca' ! I'-, horses and oilier animals seek rebel'.? ami id us? to ?uine otii. for I'm d. .Van\ o| tli/'in will die ol thirst if no! soon relieved. In ifii- in-.* ibid, which are located near t!,e eoa>t in nine counties, work ha- I" ? m a ba inloi I'd because I lie men were onion from the Ii' Ids. Wear ing thick i; lo-. es .mil with I heir heads and i:?'cU nn a-> in iloihs .saturat ed \\ 1 ? i slit!;/ I"l ions, their bodies Wel'e TU'Vi'Mh'i- I'.'iSS |t|e\ fo|' (III! ' lll"-.i jll It liMlll eads eMendll!^" aloll'^ | lite roa^l are MiiVerm..' for patronage | sin.p!\ because the s.i>' arn \ ol j bloii.il hir-t y insects drive I lie pas-.'ii- j ^'ers io 1 1 1 ? f r.'iet ion. T he (!u!!' and Interstate Uaitroad, winch exi ? ? 1 . ? aloii'j" the' coast .shore, is operalitiK | finply trains. I 'a ssi1 liters are com pelled aliiio-l I" smother, to death to j ^< r avvav ! r< ?; > > the pesi while riding | ???'?! i.m other lines mar ! tile eo.'ist lt<'p?'l'ts from Si i ' 1 1 11 West j Texas mi \ that manv cattle have dud ] ;is a result >ot the plai'de. So. 37*'OlJ. | There's Plenty of Ice. I .Minimi ?.'??! s ?j!;i?*i<,i* i ? ? ? ? I i'miii N">r iv n \ . iiinrli i ? I' ii having to '><? l' m:e?l (i 1 1 ? I sl\iil.ini I'm1 l\w'ii!v in 1 1 ?'-i. ::!ni a N i ? w Vnrk n:a::, liaviirj secured a i uhi'i 's?- i ? >i i fi-Min I !h.' ( iiiii'an i rn i-. |?laii..ih^ to mine a:i " t < - n.i : ;i i n ' ' w 1 1 1 1 * 1 1 slan?l< hi ; i t i i ? i 1 ? ? t Hi!., t 1 r Si rait < "t M av.i! i:i n . am! ^'il lie < ? 1 1 1 1 ? 1 1 1 in A r_'( tit 1 1 ? ? ? fit We ;tii' ii.. i v.. \ .'t v i'.i r t|."ii ?< n !i nnl unil li;| S|)|I|>!< . .1 111 i Mill!" >i.l\, w I I . ! 1 1 1,, n < n:. in ?.?'?I - t ill-It i i i ? 1 1 1 . a I r. . r ?ta> |. r!i;i|-? <.-e Im^ elianee i, ,i - ? !' It-usui""-* in a r.- w !u..-. ! i ? . ? : i :!.. 1 *. .< i mm l'i ansi rip'. Shopping Hint. '?.Ii.'r, i. : Ii ? t'nu is a<! \ -?! I : 1 1 1 .1 r. * >. > ; *- 1 1- !? .?-?lit Mil. Wliat I h.it ii. ran ' ' ? ? |t.|! - " " I ImuVmM . r-.st. s i:\si-: \ r,< ) . t roon l-'rtrtN M?out Worth Knowing. It is f\ ?eriout? question -inmi-tl.tni's to know Ju5t what to .-at u hen a per son's stomach i? out of order, and most foods canae trouble. 1 1 rapr N'ntn food can He taken at anv ttim- vsith th?> certainty that It wit! (lijvMf \cfu:'.l ^Tn?r1?nr<> of t?<>o pic is va lunPte to any on-* Interested in f.a.ds \ rrr.ro Haute woman writer; "I I. .id ; 1 1 tT i ? r r d -.villi indigestion for ?i!>-i'if f..iir \ . ? . i * r slnr" at attack ' M;ho:i f- v.", -i it-1 ;it t! could ..' i,"!* i: i; {ii-'htest food .ii: i t >..-?) *nrY.;r h a;*'?n v with my " : ! vt :' ! vv i !: I never had. to I w .: ' ! !o ? r> P, rap.' V-jts. ? r.< -ii'i' ?: ????? | not l:a v?> to . . . . .,.v.., i, ; | i oan -"rtt ? i' c.d f ! jn^ir'-ih'-d and - ? i- lh ! . ! ?o ? m : a t Mng the . ? ? ????? ?: :::? M \ t ? t- a:' -"t per il ? w ! ? 'i ' , ? ' \;i's 1 1 ? ? * 'is v.1 : r : . .i t 's> v r iii; I "mi; Id - ' ??.?!'?:>?! !? i ~ r. :k lie was put ? -? ; 1-.-, hut I::, du ine .! i ? ?: > ? -.i .!.> ! i : > i mn e i ; >. ! un ? .! ? ? ? ! ? ? off ? i d l?ii r \ f md ?.1 N'S'> It W.?:: poslllvr 1 s : r.i r. ?? ?hr rhatiifi' in '?>*" ifttrr rrr.Kt i>!f. and ????vi '-. i >? h i s ui?n?? hut words of ? : : Nuts 'i . .? 1 \ ?:?.!"!< v to- cannot rat a v.." w ? ? ..? tii. -Nuts, nnd he h i -1 t . . j.if ,i? v- tio \| th.at li's tcacM < : i other .-.chola *:? romtv^rf on 1t I i- of t!\o v * ?""irlshln;*, 'dnnmt in drape 'i'h?,r<,*s a IleriHon." It rcn'ains *h? j<hospha(<* of potnih fro?n Tt tioat and harh'V. which eoni hin >: with alhuaun to make th-,> srav mattrr to daily retlll the brain and tu-rve ceutrrg. It lp a pity that people do not know what to feed their children Therearo many mothers who xlvf their vounK p'ors almost any kfnd of food, and when they become Rick begin to ponr the medicine down thoni. The real way Is to Rtlck to proper food and bo healthy and get along wtthont medi cine and expense. Kver t*?<1 the above lettrr? A new one appear* from time to time. They are gennine, true, and foil of bamaa Interest. Trying to Make Ends Meet f. urloon by (). \\ illiamH, in tlio IndinnnpoliH NV\th. HERE IS FIRST PROGRAMME OF HUDSON-FULTON FESTIVAL Commission Officially Announces Schedule of Land and Water Events in New York City and State to Which Many Na tions Will Contribute?Dazzling Electric Display a Feature sriiiiii.M. i i:\n m;s 01 'i in; ( IXKRHATION. The Hudson-Fulton Celobra I Hon will begin Saturday, Sep l tember i; :? , and ? ? n<I Saturday, October y. The tlrst eight days will be de j voted to events in and about i New York, the closing week to exercises along the Hudson from ' Yonkers to Trov. -J- In ihu illuminations six bil f lions candle power will be em- | I ployed nightly. Kvi-rv naMon in tlje world will j ' be 1 1 ? j >r< k>.' n t i'd . A givai IrtsforbaJ pageant will j I hi> si'i'ii in New York on Tiius- | day. S'-pteniber j s , jo Brooklyn ! 'u Friday, October I. and oil j ! S t a 1 1 ? 1 1 Inland on Saturday, Oct.)- i ' Iter 'J . ! Many pvoin inent aviators -will I panic i| nte in airship flights | I whirl! will? b<> be win on Monday, [ ' Srpii inber 2 7 . . j ' I n .i naval spectacle craft In J ; two divisions, dim* from New j ! York. another from Albany, will j ! men in Newburg May on Friday, | Ociot'.r r i The vessels will in- ' 1 clndr on i j t er pa r t s ?>l Hudson's ' ; Half Mown and Fulton's Cler- ' J IlJOIlf. I More than five hundred thou- I sand s. |w. o| children will particl- I pale in festivals in Manhattan on ' Saturday, october ??? : 'I iie < xpen-se of t it e celebration 1 I will e\ceed $.">00,0011. ' | New York City.- Fxcolling In mag II i 1 ude of scope and brilliance of de sign anv celebration ever held in New \ork. tin* 1 1 u dson* Fu I ion celebration will b< ;;im on Sat urdiiy. September and close on Sa'.urdav, Oc?ohop !?. The conittiisdon bavins ! ti rlnrije the let a lis of the celebration lias Issued : n official circular :? i ; ?i : 1 1; n ?? f r: ir the i schedule <>f events for the lit time. | The interest shown by foreign na tions. especially Fmrland. (YernTanv. j Franco and Holland. in the successful outcome of the rehhrutioM was a' ?lource i.f m-cat enconrag-nn nt to the commission in the ? n : I >? days of Fs labors. The countries named, not t:> -peak of others in South America1 and the Orient, will be represented I in thn big naval parade on September; L' by from one to five war ships, all representative of their class. The t'nl'ed States war ships then in the! harbor will Join In t he naval pageant. While from time to time fragment ary items bearing upon the celebra tion have been published, thev lacked (lie authoritative stamp of the com- I in i*Mon. The oflicial schedule now- is j it hand, and it is an imposing array! if events. The celebration will bop: in with a rendezvous of all foreign ami I American vessels in the harbor, dip- I ping of flags, firing of salutes and ather evidences of the entent cordiale' "\lstlng between the Fnitod States' and the world Powers. Then will follow the first naval parade, 'during which the foreign war ships will be encircled, after which there will be i reception of officials and oth?r not- I aides at 110th street and Riverside' Irlve, at three o'clock m the after noon . The evening of (1 .? first day will witness the opening iSlutuinat ionr. If >ne r .i n Imagine the !l:;ht a bunch of -d \ bill! -n wax cand'es. burning si mul'an-.Mish . can s'-n.i m tv... ..i >-,ds. ' It en one will h a \ ?on;e 11. a of the briiiiancv in and ah>ut Manhattan nighth during the c. b 'nation. Mar it." rs s;iv Te^> ? r llluc.i ina' k?us have . .. ,,<? s'|lnj one h ir.d red md< s at sea. so that if in ?iafe ti> that an incoming ?hip v. \i- ,v th- :?' ?!.? before the s ' lias b. . ?> sight. } There \* i;; be n.vhinrr doing r?f " - aMv ->n Sii'id.av S. r 'J??. that a v beicg set :??:ide f . i r r? ligious ob .e; va::ccs, e following ra v. Mon !a>-, their w:ll be oiViCial reeep.t ions. Ki< b Widow WciN ller Young Nephew Despite T.rxw. T'F Jsl'ebl. Mas? ? Mrs Ad dine R'icIs-;, ,.f Wichita FaV.s. Tex., came ^11 the wav to Masyachus. tts to marry tier umvg nephew, l'.li linger, and :s on her wav back to Texas with her husband. She i-? flft> >?>!irs oid, twice 1 widow, weS'thy and weighs 2.'i0 pounds. ii(> tiV'S the scales ",t 11^. Not w it bst antilng that it is against the State law f >;? such near kinsfolk !o mairv. Mrs Kuc'ts and her nephew I rocui iMl a lieenre in the City Clerk's ef*"e in North Adams. . T'ennnlne Notes. Tn Texas all trained nurses mu?t register and pass an examination be fore 'he board of examiners. Miss Alma Sturtevant was recently appointed clerk of the County Court in Ronlder, Col. She is a nativo of Maine. The wedding of Prince Miguel of Hraganza and Miss Anita Stewart, of New .York City, was sot for Septem ber 15. Mrs. Jeannette M. ^Bradley has charge of tho new legislative her.d luarters of suffragists In Washing Lo n. D. C. opening of the various exhibitions, tho nature of which is to bo an nounced later, anil the beginning of thy airship flights over New York. Tho historical pnrade Is scheduled for Tuesday, September 2tt, and in thin pageant all nationalities will bo represented. There will bo dozons of floats and moving tableaux: repro sunting events In the history of tho aboriginal, Dutch, Kngllsh, Revolu tionary and American periods. Theso i UoatH havo been prepared at great ex pense, and the costuming and effects, aside from their historical fidelity, will havo great educational value. Aquatic sports opposite Riverside Park and Yonkera will take place on Wednesday, September 21t. The day will be marked by general commem orative exercbes in educational Insti tutions throughout the State. Me morials om spots dignified by great historic events will be dedicated. The clay in Manhattan will be known as "Bronx Borough Day" and the chief celebration will be in that borough. ! There will be a festival ill Richmond Borough and a reception to United j States officials and guests of the city | at West Point. Tho military parade is to take placo ! on Thursday. September 3u. This | will be participated in by United States infantry regiments, Xavy and Marine corps, the National Guard, Naval Mllitin. veteran organizations and marines and sailors from foreign I vesseis. J The parade of naval vessels, mer chant marine, excursion boats and } pleasure craft of every description ! will take place nil Friday, Oct. 1. It 'will be in two divisions, one starting from New York, the other from Al | bany. The divisions will meet at j Newhurg, celebrated in Revolution i ary history, and a general good time j will be enjoyed in Newburg Ray. In [the division bound north will be the I Half Moon.- manned bv Dutch sailors j in the costumes of the mariners of ? Hudson's day. and the Clermont, the i first boat built by Fulton, operated j by her own steam. I Ceremonies will bo held on both i these vessels at the joining of the two divisions. At Newburg there will j be ,-i pruade. reception and the like, with iiluminai ions and fireworks in j tho evening. The vessels taking part | in the naval parade will return to No<v York and the Manhattan hlstori j cal parade previously mentioned will [ be repealed in Brooklyn. The school children In New York will engage in festivals on Saturday, October 2. There will be exorcises In fifty centres in New York, con ducted in view of more than five hun I dred thousand children of the pub I lie and private schools. The two dl j visions of the naval parado wfll bo welcomed on their return from New I burg. There will be a historical par j ade on Staten Island and dedicatory exercises at Stony Point, the scene of a decisive battle during the Revolu ! t'on. In ihe evening there will bt,* u | carnival parade In New York, in I which there will be seen fifty bril i llantlv illuminated floats, escorted by I various organizations. The final week of the celebration will be devoted to events on the Hud | son north of New York from October [ 3 to October 9. Special ceremonies i with the historical floats in parades will take jilacp in all the rivr-r cittus and larger villa ires, with neighboring j smaller municipalities participating in I each of them. On Monday, October ?t . the chief Celebrations will be at Por.chkeepsie and Yonkers: Tuesday, i at Kingston. Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, lrvimrton and Tarrytown: Wednes day. at Car-kill and Nyack: Thurs !day. at Hudson, Ossining and Haver I straw; Friday, at Albany and Peeks j 1:111. and Saturday at Troy and Cold j Sprine Similar ceremonies will bo ? hepi j>f (',,ii()Aci on Monday. October ' l 1 The cirnival parade in Brooklyn. jS.Vurdav evening, October . will I Prime t iie celebration to a close, as far as Manhattan is concerned. Two MnsUcd Bandits Hold Up a Bank in Iowa. Mineola. Iowa. ? Search Is being made for ih ? two masked men. who, iiined \-it)i pi-tols. held up Cashier F. H. Nipn, of the Mills County (Jer nian Bank here and escaped with $l"?00 in cash. Nipp and two custom ers wt r ? ki-pt in the hack room by order of one of the robbers, while tho other took the money from the safe and counter. The Pandits fled jffoot ; and went er.3? r.long the Wabash Rail : road toward Silver City, near which ? place they disappeared in a cornfield. The T.nbor World. | SpoVnnc ( Wash. > labor unlona ' havo organized a metal trades coun ! ell. j Members of Minneapolis Tvpogra j plilcal Union. No. A 2. arc Interested i in obtaining the 1010 international j convention for that city. The Tradt^s and Labor Council of i Hamilton. Cxnada. has appointed a committee to decide on the advisabil ity of building a labor temple. In Stockholm the local street rail way company scored a complete vic tory over th<|, strikers, and take ths Utter back at minimum wages. , The Statue of Liberty. The statue U of copper sheets, about one-tenth of an inch in thick' lies*, The total weight is about 140, ? UUU pounds, of which about 170,000 hi.) copper ami 204,000 iron", ami coii'l a million francs ($"200,000). The height of the statue itself from the "Ticol fo "Tlie" fflp nf Ttnr~tnmTt? iir*1 Ht leet, and from I In* ha?e to t h?? top of tlie torch, i* 1 f>0 feet, In regard to the |jf enervation of the work, per haps tin* words of M. H.nrtholdi him-j Ki*lf are in order: "Since all the element* of its construction are ev-' ory where visible on the inside, in all their details, it will easily ho kept in good condition/* No Hoye. "I>id she re f Ufto him?" " J'raetically j she said she would not marry him till he arri ved at year* of discretion. ' From tin; Brooklyn Life. ' ^ VALUE PA1MTED Oil. Well painted Is value added wheth er the house be built for one thousand dollars ortontliou?and. Well painted means higher Belling value, and high er occupying value ? for there's an additional pleasure In living In tho houso that lb well dresaed. National Load Company assist In making tho right use of the rl^ht | jjulnt by sending free upon request to I all who ask for It, their "Houaeown- j era" Painting Outfit No. 4 'J." This j outfit includes abookof color schemee i for either exterior or Interior paint- i Ing, h hook of specifications und an , Instrument for detecting adulteration In paint materials. Addre?? National I^ead Company, iao2 Trinity build ing, Now York City, and tho outfit Will bo promptly Bent, to you. lV?at a woman Willi a hammer und you'll make gold. ? Russian.. BABY HORRIBLY BURNED tty I lolling Orcawe ? ftlitn All Cnino Off One Hide of Five and Head? Thought Hi* Dlsflprurod For Life ? L'mil Cutlcura : No Scur Left. "My baby wan sitting beside the fender nnd we were preparing the breakfast when the frying-pan full of boiling grease was up Bet nnd it went all over one side of her fuce and head. Some one wiped the scald with a towel, pulling the entire akin off. We took her to a doctor. ? He tended her a week and gav^tne some muff to put on. Hut it all feste.ed and I thought the baby was disfigured for life. 1 unci! about three boxes of Cutlcura Ointment and it was wonderful how it healed. In aboct five weeks it was l>etter and there wasn't a mark to tell where the scald had been. Her skin is just like velvet. Mrs. Hare, 1 Henry St., South Shields, Durham, Eng land, March '22, 10 18." 1 "otter D.'iig & t horn. Corp., Sole Props, of ("uticura Remedies, Boston. Mass. | To lead a virtuous life is pleasant. I Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Mymp for Children ! teething, softens the kuti\s, reduces inflaniuia t toil, allays pam, cures wind colic. 25c. a bottle. Win your way by yielding to the tide. ? I'ope. In summer children eat nnripe fruit wit ' resultant pains. Mo!he:s should have Painkiller (Ferry Davis) on liand. A clean fast is better than dirlv j breakfast. ? Irish. So. 37- '09. J For COIiDS und OR1P. Flick's CArrniM Is the best remedy relieves tiie ai hliitf and fe v?rlsluiess? cures the Cold and restore.* not mal conditions. It'i liijuld? effect# inuiiedlnU:ly. 10c., 26c. and tec., at tlri,4.* store*. Interesting Facts The on:y cflcctivtf and reliable remedy known for Gout, Dyspep sia, Jaundice, Kidney and Blad der troubles, Constipation, Hcad ache. Biliousness and all disor der of the bcwcls is DH.D.JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS Fcr several 7eneraticns they have l?^en n household necessity for reliev ing and curing complaints of this kind. They are safe and sure in every in stance. As a laxative, purgative and cathartic they are unexcelled. Sold by druggists cxtrytsherc In 25c and / 0 1- /iniri This Trade-mark Eliminates All Uncertainty !!: 1 1 ! *? purr liase of paint materials. It is an alwolute ^n.irante? jf pur ity and quality. F 1 1 r y o u r o w n protection, sec th.it it is on the side of every keg of white leail you buy. KATICKU t E A3 COMPANY 1902 Tnr \y BBl.ji.it. Ken Tork Rostoroo Cray Hair to Natural Color' mvovr.it OANDRurr and iourf Invigorate* ami prevents ti?r liAir from falling off Tor Solo by Oru??*???, Or Rent Diro<ft by XANTHINE CO., Richmond, Virginia *'*e? ftl fir Bottte. S*rnpl? I'ottl# j?e. Send #?r Circular* CHILDHOOD'S BUGBEAh BANISHED \*'.tn n. i ??M t'?|!or Oil, y uu rvinrui l.-i i ? tuiiiv *1*1 it m ii t, turn I le | ? Irnl ? 1 r t\( ('???nr t?tl, t*?? f'f ? . ? . t ?' ? r*r mif to yoti r rhlMttn \ * i . ;i? * . n. ??H7aaf ?pf ln>n and PALATAL, A CREAM OF CASTCn Oil < !??'? ?Jr-M ; I t t t.r ?}.?>!. ti. JS<\ Ml'AHAY DftUQ CO., COllTMIIA, S. C. ITCH GU3ED DR. DAVID'S SANAIIVE WASH t* Kiiaran ?cci! iocii" ?.nv i'W of lt?*h In half hour If un<'(I atvoriU'ic '<> (ilrorttons M:ow th'.s to imt ?i>iis linviiii' 1 If i iiur i!ot hm fcrtU'lic* of '?! atik'o l>#\ luS U till will euro Mini m o:ii>c. l"r!?'o r*v a i'hI'Ip. 1 1 ran not mailed. I 1 ? v*rr<i v< nr ni-.'M >-?t << vi>re?t offieo fre* ?iK>n rvi'i'l;'' of 75 ?*??!!!*. Owmi* A M looi- hrtiflt t'o>* II tchiMond, \ ^ ^ CURf.D ! rnnovi c,v?* i il * '? 3 Qalck u w^^jf Kollef> Rtmorri all ?T?ellinff In S to M tiays ; ?CferU a jv-rmancnt cur* In yo l? 60 <!??*. Trial treatment j:iT?n frc*. Nothlnan* be f*l r?t Wriit Of. H. H. Or??n'? Son*. (?? a Atlanta. ?? SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AOBUSTA, GA. j Honored by Women itfhen a woman ol her ?ilent ivvrci ?utfcriuj ?h? t fusts you. Million* hnvc be* ? towed thiw murk of confi dence on Dr. K. V, l'iorc?, ol Huffulo, N. Y. livery -wluwe there axe. SMUttS" ?Jr!iu bcor wltiiMi to the wonder working, curioij-powcr ol Dr, I'icrec'# 1'nvorite Pretcription ? which ?uve? the iu/Jrtint sex front pu(?. und euccc??folly j(r upplca with woman'# wcuk U4??c? and stubborn ills. IT MAKES WHAK WOnHN ST KONU IT n AKUS SICK WOMEN WlilX. No woman's appeal waa ever rni?dircctcd or her con fidence ni it placed when the wrote for udvice, to the Would'* |)iafKN?AMy Mkoicai. Association, Pr> K. V. Fierce, President, Ituflalo, N. V. Dr. IHer^o'm #'/?*?, ai PclMi Induct mild aatur?l bowel movement o/k* a W ?**"" cataS ?vw PINK EYE A hO ALL NOSf AND Tfir.OAT DJ3CASES r nir.k and m;Ui ua a pr?v<;ptjve for o tbvrp. Liquid ivvn on tu? U>uun*', Hufe for l/rood mur> ?? mii<) /?1! others. Rio 6 Ml7 ?? CM)Ut* ond ?' tt tuxl *10 (ho dozen, ***,? ".y atu) borne Iioum h, or M-ut, express l*id, by th? nKMiufjw'tiin'rtv ?*OSUi MEDICAL CO., Chemises, GOSHEN. 'NDIAVA For Hea Are you one of the many women who suffer from some of those ailments jwhich are caused by female trouble? If you are, you want to get well, don't you? You wish to get rid of the pain and the misery so you may enjoy good health and be liappy. Thousands of other ladies, suffering as you suffer, feeling as you feel, have successfully used that well-known medicine for women, Cardui. They all say Cardui is just what they needed to relieve pain and bring back health. Why not try Cardui yourself? GH 17 fl The Woman's Tonic Prepared from pure vegetable ingredients, it cannot possibly hurt you. On the. other hand, it is almost sure to help you, judging by its success of more than half a century. Note this letter from Miss Bovd Richardson, %> ' Danish, N. C. She writes: UI was sick in bed and could not stand on -my foot, more than just a little while at a time. After taking three dosee of Cardui, I began to mend. After I had used it for a week I was walking about. I believe it is a wonderful medicine." Don't wait ? try Cardui and get well. SOUTH EASTERN DENTAL COLLEGE First Session Opens October 5, 1909 New building; Nvw Equi[ meet; centrally located ; strong Vnoult y and ample WMTB ellnio. Wrlt? for uttractlTt! uanwuuoement. Address I)U. CI.AKKNCf. I.. STili UK, ll?gl?trur, 4'i7 Auntell Rull'llng, Attan'ii. (in. f , /O < /77y A SCHOOL WITH A DOING1 m1gh?NGRADE (INCORPOnATEOi WORK. One of the best eo?tl>p' d srhools In the ^outh. THE LAKfiF.ST, THE 1U> The stromm?i MdUFi l'APVATES !N POSITIONS' thar. s.1! oti.fr s. !,.>?!, ,,, iiium KEEPING. SHORTHAM). TELEGRAPHY and ENULISH Wilt, for i ?' .,ivja;v Catalog A <id rfs? KINGS BUSINESS COLLEGE, H? lr lu h, N . < r < t. ,, rloti* > c tW~ W? alio ttach llooickeev*l*0. Shorthand, /'enmam/.tp, <(?., 6* tfuil. ,V?<i fur llumt .Sfu.li, Circular * SAFETY RAZOR AT LOW PRICE. ' SUPERIOR TO BEST SOLD AT ANY PRICE. ?}9t4> lZIH AslO (OuSo Th? email price Is made possible by the great demand for this Rnzor. The small profit on each aggregating as large a sum as ?f we sold fewer at a greatir d rl ??. ? no uuiiotii 10 tno consum?r'i, The Blade Is of tho finest steel, scien tifically made and tempered by a aocret proCCS8--and tho blade, of course, is tho Impor tant part of any Razor. Tho fro mo In of satin finish, ?liver plated, and "angled" corrootly for safe, quick and cloan shaving. Tho tough bcardod man finds this Raror a boonj tho soft bearded man finds It a dollght. Those blades oan be stropped. Buy one and you will recommend It to all your friends. That la tha bast tast of any article. ? In postage stamps or oash brings It prepaid by mall In apaolal box. frlands. That la tha bast tast of i 25 ctsi 5 extra blades 25# ? ? \ ESS D ?U?r LCO *"-too?5iUte