The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 14, 1910, Image 4
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IN THE HOME
DO WAN'S f KKPAK^TION li stolule pro
fccltan *|?itut poctunvni*. <<?vp,
(ou|hi, Mint aod wfftHti In iunl* *i?l
thietl Keikm by i'ciUcijIiu >fot
, Ibfttiunutioo coni??0?n. EiUiiuI
?<>4 MMUitlm. $1 00. i^t, 2V , AU
AntllHU.
Stalls & Stanchions
M anuractuitt) from
UrU fulfill*
Dairy, Bares tod table Equipment
Pipe, Troughs, Tauks.
Column* and litmus
Macliluer) und liollor*
CLARENCE COSBY
"TSSjiffil? Richmond, Vn.
RESOLUTIONS
For Any Day In the Year.
E, O. Routr.ahn.
The Well that Tbey May Keen Well!
Fur the Hick that They May (jet
Well I
Reaolved: That I will take better
care of my body.
Resolved: 'J'but I will seek to
know more about mv body and so be
better able to give ft proper eare.
? Resolved: That I will try to aid ;
otherH that tbey may take belter eare
of their bodice.
Resolved: That I will plan to
earn more about the conditions
which affect the physical well-being
of others.
Itcsolved : That 1 will give partic
ular attention, an occasion makes
possible, to conditions affecting tbe
health of tbe poor, the ignorant and J
the neglected.
Resolved: That in school, church,
club, lodge, union or society I will en
eournge the discussion of health top
ics and the suggestion of plans to
wards better health conditions in the
community.
DOCTORS FAILED.
RESTORED BY PERUNA.
Catarrh of thfii Lungs
Threatened Her Life,
Mlaa Ninette Portor, JJrulntroe, Ver
mont, wrltoas "I buvu Uca cured by
Peruana,
"I had aoveral heiuorrkagea th?
lunge. Th* doctors did not help me
DiUtih end would never liuvwcurnd 1110. '
"I aaw a testimonial iu a I'erana
almanao of u cuho ati ml lar to mine, and
1 commenced using it.
. ?'! waa uot able to wait on myaolf
wlion I began using It. 1 gained v?rjr
? lowly at llrbt, but I could nee that It
wit it helping mo.
"After I had taken It a while I com*
m Tired to rulnfl up a atrlngy, atlcky
? ubutanoo from my 1ii?j;h. Till* gr?w
lest) and lean In quantity u* I continued
tho treatment. ?
??1 gi'cw more fleahy than I bad b~en
for n long time, and now I call luyselJ
well."
l'eruna U v?l<l by your Jocul druwlit. Uuy
a botUu to-day. ?
Keuohed: That I will endeavor,
every dny of every year, to
".Sleep in the Fresh Air."
"Work iu I lie Fresh Air."
"Play in the Fresh Air."
"I.ive iu the Fresh Air."
Hcsolved; That I will present
thCHe resolul ions, if possible, to
every elass and society to which f
belong.
A PEEVISH PLAINT.
The learned writers for the prosit
Are very, very good,
At proving how we waste on dress
Or furbelows or food.
Kneli writer new who imtlces his bow
Willi other sa^cs vies
To hIiow unhappy mortals how
They must economize.
They tell us of the thrifty French
Who all excesses shun
Hut I'm not anxious to retrench;
It isn't any fun.
I'm weary of this endless song;
I wish some seer wise
Would show us how-to get along
And not economize.
A lazy man is one who finds it
hard to ^et fiuflicient rest.
Stomach Blood and -
Liver Troubles
Muoh tioknesa starts with weak stomach, und consequent
poor, impoverished blood. Nervous und pulc-pooplo lack
food, rich, red hlood. Their stoinuchu need invigorating
lor, oftcr all, n man can be no stronger than hit ntomach.
A remedy that mukei tho utomnch utron,*} and t'ie liver
active, mukei rich red blood and overcome* und driven
out disease-producing bactoria und cures u whole multi
tude o ( diseaocs.
Get rid of your Stomach Weakness rind
Llvor Lar.lnea.t by taklnQ a couroc of
Dr. fierce' a C Joldcn Medical Discovery
~tbe fircat Stoniuc h Restorative , l.lvcr
Invlftorator and Wood Cleanser.
You can't nfTnrd to occcpt any medicino of unknown
composition as a substitute (or "Ciolden Medical i
cry," which is a medicine oh known composition , I i.i v : n ;<
a complete list of ingredients in plain Knglt'.h or. K
tic-wrapper, st'.me being attested cs correct wilder
Dr. Ploric'a Meatnr.t Illicit rcfuloto ami Ut\'l?nr.Uo rtumisc!:, I. tvrr mtl /in welt.
A prophet, is not wit limit honor
Bave in his own lifVfimr.
i
PnrI(K(l)\( lll< 1 1 leli ??' < II'I IIINI'.
Wliethor from <'oIiIk. Unit stomiwh <>r
Nervous Troubles. < 'nputllno will i-i? 1 1?- vi? von. I
It'? IhjuHl ? i>li u->iuit t <t tukr? ki'I.i lmmmil- I
fttHy. Try It. tin-. i!.V. mi.l tt)e. . nt drvof j
Mtoroa.
Stops Lameness
Much of the chronic lameness
in horses is due to neglect.
See tli.it \o.ir horse is hot al
lowed to go lame. Keep Sln.m's
Liniment on hand and apply at
the first sign of stiffness. It's
wonderfully peneti atmg ? goes
right to the spot ? relieves the
soreness ? limbers up the joints
and makes the muscles elastic
and pliant.
Here's the Proof.
Mr. G. T. KoWrts of Uesaca. fit.,
R.F.D. No. i. 1( )x 4 5. write* - " I lave
umJ your I.lnlii.ri.t a (or Swee
ney and effected a thorough rure. I al
to removed a spawn on a mule. I In*
spavin was a* laic us a
my estimation theliest reitiedylbr Imio
aess and soreness is
Sloan's
Liniment
Mr. H. M. Ctihhs. of t awrenre, Kans,
R.F.I'). No. l. wntia " \ "ur 1 liii
nwnt is the host that t KiV- rv?r used.
1 h xd a fnare * :tli in als' <>m ttrr n?*i k
and one <,<"?' of Jv <a-i's I imiot'iit
entirely cir?*l her. I it all
the time t r p\l's and ss:u'l swellings
and for cverjtn.ng about the stock ."
Sloan's Liniment
will 1 ill a spavin,
curb or splint, ie
ti i'V w i :> .! |>ufls and
swollen joints and
is a sure and speedy
remedy for fistula,
swecr.ey, founder
and thrush.
Prico 60c. and $1 .00
V???oU on
horacft, rt.Cfl**, Rltrcp
u?i?l poulir y sent
Dr. Earl S. Sloan,
Boatou, Mam., U. fl. A.
Wa Buy
IFURS
HMtt ami
Wool
Fmfctfi, TafUw. >?wiw, CfciMi, ,
C?IJ? >??!. ( Y?jo<r R?k ) . M*r A*>'a
WU Qiaf ?r, tta. W? mi Juliwi
Kill > i i Ik tt56? "Otw U! a o?*uy W
UAiiir ?? I a? do h?M? Iw rw 4?
Kab ? mmUm ?*?*???>. Riliimi.
?ky Seek W UMt. W?k far ?wUr
I. labalAloo*,
IBf Mi*** ft. u*#vh.u. ??.
CAPONS imiXG MOItE.
Capons bring about 5 <onta inoro
by tho pound thuti common poultry.
Tho cost of raising is but litllo
more. Hateh double tho nun-bor of
capons vl??lro<I, for half tho hatch
will bo pullets -which caJ> 'bo kept for
layers. Capons grow larger than or
dinary cockerels.? Fanners' Homo
Joii rnal.
After Investigating recently. a llrlt
Ish official reports tbo Kotils forest in
Kant Africa to bo 2S7 miles L.ig by
eight miles wide, and to contain
standing timber worth f I 1 fi.ftOO.rtOO.
M ii in oti'd I* ri l*.\ \v 1*4 II * ihr llrrr Into
ft. ti> \ ?.% n-ii... 11. ? !> .??? I ji'jr ?!?? not |rri|i^
or Wc. ?*???! Ilit % I %* h ? <?. Ilk* l! vor
?.lk | nrr\ ??> . .1. " ?? ?? . iimiu I of T!'.?7 i'H?
M?'h (||?t l?... nI H I : I UA'?U* 'In- ?'."??'?? It l?? K*t?l All llit?
? tioudihinoiti initu f ? ? i ;n*i 1* ;? u ;nto it. llw*o
| Ml> iN>n' iu i . ? . ih?'T ii* *? tiiv^Unir
n i<l M mini ' ? l r ?.?!" ? y \l. h - In in* iua
U.'.* >!??? IIV I Hi) ? t .?*.* i ttih l< ? >% r.l?? Mill)'
)on ^ 1 i .?? . w m t,1vi I,, ii r i..?*r i/ thnr
utitllty MliM>hit?'iy f r ? ??? .?f riurg?? .Ml Nl'ON'H,
?^,*)d ii it (I J i*l lt?r*oti I' Ii I Imlt l \? ?i A .!? i u.
i ' )l Uliyoii 5 < I v?' ii ? ? ? ly a ??o 1 !r\ on?
J'rliv ?'.V Vw'.W'W % iM.?U'iMtsni K?vjn?My r?Mi?*irrv4
| iti ik /*? lit ? ?? ii? * * ila> %. I r?o* Jy.
! - ? - -
When You* re Hoarse Use
cure;
m ust ntwau i m (|u &***?%?
Gives immediate rel!' f. TVic first
close relieves your aching tr.ro U and
allays the irritation. Guaranteed to
contain no opiate*. Very palatable.
All Dn.,rU?.t 25c.
So, jJ-'10-(?fo.)
BROWN '<9
BbonchiAl Troches
Indiattr idWO Sort HiXmnMI
Omta. UujtMtM (n tluHni tlx wto. Ah*
ImM r h*? from mIhh ?r MrlMnf K ??W.
PVte?. 25 e*n%? , M MM kn4 $>.00 pet lm.
JOMH L BfcOWH % ?OW. ?W. !
SOUTH CAROLINA AFFAIRS
Tbt Cream of Newg Item* authored
From All Orer South CftroliaA
*&4 Boiled Down.
OVER $378,000 COLLECTED.
Much Mon#y Sent to the Treasury ?
Finance in Good Shape.
Columbia. Special. The finance*
of t lio State urc in excellent (on
dition, according to u statement made
ut the State t reysurer 'a office last
Monday, tho 3rd. Notes adrenal
in}* ? 100,0tt0 have been paid in in
terenl oil the State debt an<l there
in plenty of money to meet all ob
ligations. The total amount of' taxes
received to dale from the county
t reasurcis amounts to ^.'t7M,77 1 .H/>.
The following is the statement ??f
the taxes received from each of the
counties of tlm State:
Abbeville $ 5,775.70
Aiken " 11,008.00
Anderson . , , . 2,720.05
Humbert . . .. 20,180.27
Ham well 17,400 02
lira u fort 8,103.80
Mtrk'ley . , .... . . . . . . lO.HOH.tW
Calhoun 2,040.50
( 'ha rh'stou .. .. .. .. 42,814.82
t 'herokee . , 0,230.70
( 'heat er 7,0 14.07
< hesterlicld 8,008,7.'!
Clarendon 4,4:11. 11
Colleton 12, 0(15. .'10
Darlington 12,010,05
Dorchester 0,500.00
Kdgcfleld , . . , 2,575.4 1
Fairfield 10,2.05.00
Florence . . . .1.000.00
< ieorgotow n 2.017.22
CJreenville 22,000.00
(Ireenwood .. .'{,500,00
Hampton .. 5;4 02,31
Horry 2.500.00
Kershaw 5,142.0.'!
Lancaster 1 ,145.7.1
Lauren* 11,140.77
I .<??? 0.500.00
I .?*xrii;;ton 7.000.00
Marion 12.281.75
M nrlhoro 5,181 .0-1
Newberry 5.278.04
< h-oilce 3,880.00
( )rnn^ebnr.i; 10.423.08
Pickens . . . , . . , , . . . . 2,5 1 2.83
Kieliliind 13, 280.01
Saluda 2,870.00
Spartanburg . . . 12.500.00
Sumter ? ? 5,878.10
1 nio'i 11 .000.00
Williamsburg 7.054.51
York 13,000.00
Total $378,771.35
The Sta te has borrowed during
the year &50M.000 f?.r current ex
penses. this beim.' the lin it al'owed
by law.
TEACHERS ELECT OFFICERS.
Prof Daniel, of Clcmscn, it Elected
President. ?
< Tibimhia. Special. .\ I ! . ? r the most
tc r. ; mI iiK-i'ttim hi i!> history, the
Stale I c;i( ! < is A >-<< .i-i.i i urn and lis
a.hiiat rd bodies < ? . 1 1 i ? . ? in a i |< isi? Sat
u rda v . I 1 . \\ . I bin ie| , ot ( '|ems< >u
< >>iit was ill i * ! i *i i pnsideiit o!"the
\ ?>nr|;|l loll, si.eeec.l w. K. Tate.
principal ot the Memniinirer' Normal
S<h<.i | of i 'ha rh Mon. The follow itig
otlieeix ) or I he I'ltsiui"^ \i';||' v*ere
elected : . I 'resident . I'rof. I >. \V . Dan-!
lel, ol < Icmson < "oil eye; v ice presi
dent. lir.st districts II. I'. Warin,;. of
( harlest on ; -.'con-! district. II A. <i.
Walker, ot I Jet: mark: third district,
? ' I. Met 'asn. ot hue West; fourth
district, M. I'.. (Iter, of t i reeuville ;
lil'tli ? I i st net , W. II. M cN airy. of
< 'hester: sixth district, I',. I\ Miller,
o I Hei'uct t sv ille ; seventh district,
I,. \\ . I ,i\ illusion. ot' < >ranireburi;. ?
I'he following olltccrs were elect
ed la^t m ar for three years, and en
tered into their second vcar of otV.ce:
Treasurer. < V NeutTer. Columbia;
reiordnm seen-tan. K. ( '. Met 'ant s.
Amb rsf.ii ; corrc>j)ott>>inu secretary,
\\ . 11. .Ioip-s, < 'o| -nil In.) ; member ex
ecu! i \ e ? oin::nt tee, I.. V. i>u!;. Abbe
v lib*.
Gocd Reads Meeting.
Columbia. Special. Tin* South
? < aroiina t J. ?>.! I v . i . 1 ^ association will
meet liere January ivh. A letter
has been addressed hv |\ II ll\at!,
president of tie a-?-oct:it ton Ui the
eounly Miperv isois it !iie State uru'
iiiu' their at tendance, also the ap
pointment ??f a number of delegates
from each ?ou:it*. A n.ost micccss
I'.ll meet inu IS expect
110 New Sehocl Housor,.
1
i ol.i l.!>;, i. Special. Soul !i < "aro
luia I a^ tie largest < on>t it u! s ??: i:i 1
levy tor seh, ol purposes in n!! tie
Southern Sta! s ?av s the State.
The total i \p< ? ?!;? n;vs tor eormeori
sch< i is last \ea'' was about ^1.5t'n.
( II". I "I re were ! }0 r.evv school
i". did d..ru.? t ! . e ta: at a
. . ?? t -i o , ..r.i, ,.(>is
l.a.e b. en i >t .iu'::>'<-: . i be sehooi
vi. u bet'n i \t> : ?!??.! to lim ibi\s
ami 21 t onntns have i ?? : 1 1 . i n ??? I t!:.> !
term i I' the siipeutit i :..h ,it ot schools
to loll! Villi's.
Carolina B.ir Anrociation.
( oln ..ilea. Special. The 17th an
nual meet mi; ot t :r N>.>! li ( andina
Har Assmiat :o!i t,:?".M . i.i re on the
201 !i and Jls: .?! 1 1 ?. ; < ninth. Ail ar
ra:>?'? n.e:: 1 s i:ave l.-ee:. | ci:. cted lor
the meeiiilv'.
Corporation Tax Effective.
Columbia. Special. ? Tin- Federal
excise t..\. v. b:eh is efleelivp, will
atTeet So itli t'aiolina rorporations. !
Will Hamper "Tigers."
Charleston, Special.? Wit h the new
federal law which went into efTeet
January 1st. which will add to the
trials and losses of the blind timers
and other importers of contraband
liquor* in making 'these shipments
all the moro liable to seizure through
the branding or marking of pack
ages, and the dispensary constables
and polico department will be able
to make^ a still better record during
the coining year in confiscations for
the violation of the dispenaary act.
BACKACHE-A SIGNAL" OF DISTRESS
A WARNING THAT MUST NOT BE IGNORED
Vain in the back is the kidneys ' signal of distress. If this
timely warning is ignored, kidney disease silently fastens
its deadly grip? for kidney sickness first shows itself in
pains and disorders in other parts, and the real cause is too
often hidden until fatal Bright's disease pr diabetes has set
in. Suspect the kidneys if you are rheumatic and nervous
or have lame back, painful, too frequent or scanty urina
tion, weak heart, dizzy spells, hcadaches, bloating or neur
algia. What you want, is a special kidney medicinfc? not
an experiment, but one that lias stood the test for years. .
Doan 0 Kidney Pills relieve weak, congested kidneys? cure
backache? regulate the urine.
A KIDNEY REMEDY OF 75 YEARS' EXPERIENCE
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS began curing lame backs and sick kidneys 75 years ago. The demand
lead a nearby druggist, James Doan, to prepare it for sale. From him the marie formula oassed to the
present proprietors. Now, as in those early days, Doan's Kidney Pills
are made from only the purest drugs and are absolutely non-poisonous.
They are used and praised all over the civilized world.
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS MAKE LASTING CURES
C. 1*. Hurtling. 13ft Middle St., New Hern, N. (3.,
?ays: " For aoinv tune I suffered from a aevere caae
of kidney complaint. I hud dull, grinding liacknclieH
and pallid net odd my loins, und fell miserable in every
way: Often I wu* 111 such a condition that 1 could
not attend to my work. The kidney accretion* were
irregular in paaaagc and unnatural, plainly aiu>wi.ig
that my kidneya were not performing their functioua
properly, learning of Doan'a Kidney 1'illa, 1 d??<"i led
to try them and procured a box at liradham'a Drug
btore. 1 begun tiieir use aa directed and in a ahort
tune they effected a win [ iWjui e ? " (Statement given
Apr. 2, 19031
Uii Jan. '25, 1908, Mr. Hartling said: "I gave a
bt a tenpM 1 1 puhli'?!y recommending Douh'h Kidney Pilla
in 1903 aiuj uc this time 1 /ladly confirm all 1 then
dual. 1 have had no trouble from uiy kidneya hi nee
tliia remedy cured me."
Mm. Ilenry Sykea, Field St., Naugatuck, Conn.,
says: "1 Joan's Kidney fill* benefited ine greatly
uiid I am glud to recommend them. Kor some time
1 suffered front a dull, heavy ache across the small
of my hack and kidney*. My back ached constantly
and if 1 stood in one position for any length of
time, or did much ^tooping, my suffering wan great
ly intensified . Going up or down stair* also aggra
vated my trouble, learning of Doan's Kidney
1'ill*. I procured a box at nreman's Drug Store,
and began their use. The ayiuntoina of my trouble
began to disappear immediately and it wan but a
short time when 1 was free froin kidney com
plaint. No word* can expre^ts my high opiuion of
Doan's Kidney l'illn " (Statement given in 1899.)
Oil Oct. 4, 1908, Mm. Svkes saiil: "The state
ment 1 (jave Home years ago in favor of Doan'a
Kidney Pill* was correct. Doan'a Kidney Pills
cured me of kidney disease and I have had prac
tically no trouble from my kidneys since."
\ TIM A I |/ n i,' [/< Try D'oan's Kidney
J\ lllliVljJ Itluljpillg without oost.
Cut out this coupon and mall It to
Fo9ter-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. V. A
FREE THIAL Box of Doan'e Kidney Pills
will ba malJod you promptly, A. C. L.
Sold by all dealers. Price 5o cents. FosTER-TiiLbURN Co. Buffalo. N Y- Proprietors.
Fearleccnrss of Geagul'e.
A 'lii'Mor w!io was recntlj
! < >? i r *, n ;r H>'' H'uh I :?.?(!?; h id a ?-o:ne
what vnifiu'* expetiotu'o \v i * h seagull.
wlrlo prisRins through tho Caledonian
i anal. The VSriht were. ns usual fol
lowing tho and wore boin?
f o?! by t ho passenjrers
To prove how tainr or hold they
were, the doctor fed them by phvelna
pieces of biscuit on his rap. The
birds noon displayed much skill In
snappinK up- the food Then the doc
tor placed a pioc.e of biscuit In hi*
mouth. The gulls were fhy nt first,
but tilt Imately one bird bolder than
hli fr-IV.ws partook of tho morsel, and
before lonn there was brisk eornpeti
tion for the titbits. The snapshotters
on bonrd were kept busily engaged, bo
that there Is now pictorial proof of
I tho incident. ? Glasgow News.
' ^ Ttiiriitni; l-'rtifUli'n Covered Her
l-'ront Head lo l*'ret.
"Four years a;x<. I suffered severely
with a teriible eai-nn. helm? a mass
?if so res from head lo feet and for six
weeks confined to my bed During
'hat time | sMffered continual torture
from Itching and burning. After bo
''u: given up by :nv doctor I was ad
v'serl to try Cutieura Kennedies Af
'er the first liafh with Cutieura Soap
Hid application of Cutieura Ointment
I er.'ove-i the first good sleep during
my entire illness'.' *" I also used Cutl
I corn K ?-s - > I v e it * and the treatment was
continued for about three weeks. At
the en-t of t^nt time I was able to be
nbout the house. entirely cured. and
I ll.'IVe felt tl-' III effect* ?;|tier? I would
advise nnv person surf* ilnij from anv
? form of skin trouble to try the Cuti
eura Wemedien. as I know whai they
did for me. Mrs. I'M ward Nennlng,
1112 Ssillna St , Waierto* n, N. Y ,
i Apr II, 1 l?o'i "
S'.iear t !ie sheep, but don't flay
! t iii-m. N: tail ish.
'
T:"Mii(>-? .?<>?? till* (tlO-t MIP.IIH 1
I on the bote 1* iiw-v and d-?
? I ?? \ t*i-T<'tt<< if n-i'h'Mtf w??r<???
[ VV'h-' - 4W-T * |!ii'? t>r <-hc?t w-fh
ll.tr. ': ? > \\ ...I ( ) 1 .ie .-'s
I
r With t in* 1't i \ one l n u < t play the
t *<\.- v , ani>!i.
\ tvi rk -nc t i'l;in^ ri'ii'in ceitjfh run bo
I ?:il,?-k'? I i-.-l. . ?> i||. I>\ X ! ' ?-?? v l.iuiu It.iU.llll
| I 'r< . ' I t el I I I \ ? -x < i I ' \ <? ir>" u??>
The fellow who nlwavs agrees \\ i t ri
I >ou will b. ir \\ atel'iu^.
I'ile* ( lit-t *1 l:i U ? ? i I i Hays,
IM'd < ml i - >? i i i - i.i. nr. i i nr ? i n*
< H*e eflt.-IMH , lilltnl. 1 leecUMJori'retrinl "C
j 1 'lien i II (I t?> t i ?!:<* - I 't "> i-,. >-| und.-ii. 'A)
What ' i <-? 1 I, crowed nut won't be
I i ? > 1 1 e ; It jo; nl.-- I )ut<il.
Xlm Wnmlnw * Stv>i i? i ny ? >\ i ii|i for < "ml<lr?-o
t?^l hin?{. ?** > l I'-mh tin* i'i'iiib, . infl<innu?
t*on, *1U>? iM.ni . ie *->!,.? ?.,ii? ? twiLUa.
W hen it t. litis |?oir;d?e. the becrifur
lia;> no spoon. ? I tnnisli.
Hheiiiiiudiiiii Curi'd in ?\ i>ay,
Dr llrtchi.n'ii Hchcf lor Kin UmnU?m ?nd
NeuirtlRin r??'.u-aliy cuiom in 1 to 3 iU>?. Il?
artion i? ifiortikablo Removes the cttiipe
? ml rpncklr .di?itt?ptrar?. Flint
greatly bonctiu. ?Sc. ?n?i 81. AM druagmt*.
It's n poor sort of honesty that
needs fear to sustain it.
Your Modicin8 Closet Should Contain
an *rooiv??n,>y rvm.vlv for ?mt? InJlfcwtton, ruo<l
ssscJBwyy For >>u>nMk*k mitrwi
A "oREmT 0?c AsVoR^nLi" 9
pr*vmp<ly a<1minl?t?r?a, will a<ord i?liV, ud by
ggys
Vru* Cos, OotaiM^, aft
** ? . ' -
I'ii r i n imI <- 11 1 1'.
c>i riHMt K th?< 1 ii'st reme/ly? 1-? j
t li?* in h lit' ami fov ??ilshiii'ss? nircs tl)''
< i'li! inn) if ions iuirii.nl condlt 'ons. It's
ui|i:!?i cI'Ycin i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ulatcly. IUi'., !!U'. tllltl 6Utt
l ill nu storv*.
'II, I* iriitls i.r the present are tin*
! I'ivim | ills ?:!* 1 1 u? f ill tire.
To ("tire it Cold in Olio Day
Takf l.ax.it.ve 1 1 romo Outturn! Tablets.
Di icuiiul money it it (m Im to cure.
K. W\ drove's Ktirfii.it in c in iFrrrach box. 25c.
lYrlnty often recoils upon its
:mt liur. ? La Font uine.
Dr. I'ierco'H l'eilets. small. sugar-coated,
easy to take a* canity, regulate anil invig
orate ?tomn<li. liver ami oowels and cure
constipation.
No. work is well be?*un unless the
<'it(l is in sight.
Itch cnreit in .v ,.. i.n.,-.. vVoolford'B
Ranitury l.i'tii u t ? ? t - At drumfitft*.
Not many art' willing to trust the
man who trusts to luck.
llca't. '"irk ii*i't loi'i Throat
with chills? Th'*? i* I .a (Jrippe. Take
I'ei rv Davis" Painkiller at once.
No one begins to j^row old until
lie ceases to learn.
Uikiidtnottivra' Cum fur (' i ufhn, Croup
nuil III o licit til*
now found at ail ilruy atorwa (USc. a bottle)
v"< Taylor's t uoniKoi* Kenedy of S?ve?i
i-i um utui Mutietn. Ily nil muan? the l?esl
rt?:iii>dy for ci ,n? rnntiiMi wlio-jplu# cougti.
crou . colitH. Uetu J.ly has boou tinted for
00 j jars ami al ?v iy ?? k'ivos Hid.sfAOi.iou.
It is folly to want what you ean
L'et ; it '. s wiser to get it.
IT" COLE plantfr;
I Makes BIGGER CROPS .
j |(t rmiso li mixes the cnano with the noil close
I hi" i i the M-etl so that U'e coiton 1? iiiiurUhml J
I fri>ir, the time ll >i>iuiiia and ?? II
; *i? ???>!? aiit Tlirliit A lirmrr-iy* "100
I |.iititi?l?i ol L'lmiiii n) t>lif>l Willi ilie
, loli- I * I ii nl ' r I ?> > r| ii ? t in J <1(1 |iu ii ml ?
|?u? <? ii I ? li 1 1 ? * n ? u i? I \tnjr "
IT I \ < * 1 1 1 AS FS TH K YIM.O A llAI.lt
! OK Ml IKK TO KAC1I ONK-HOUSE CROP.
saver time and money
! One mnn and one horse alone ulp prepare* I
! the ?' ?'il-i>erl. tuiie In ihfvuitio. oiiviii aratn, j
! <>ix>i? mill 1'nvfn th? *?>e*1 till In jii-?t iherlirb*
! wny foi i ulier Com. Cotton. I'eas. vortrhum, I
t ivnntilM. Kt<\ The C OLE PLANTS K. i
i i he \? o i III In cei ? ? ? a n " li-U, pvruaianil.
I 1 1 puts one seed a f lev another In a oin?l|ih? |
j llui', tlilck or thin, so thai It ? nvm seed, >
! i ii>i? ii'm. I << i|in?. tlld l? ?>? to i nnlvilr.
; Mr. Ilrninof (i*or?Ma wrtie* "I wopi.n not
I WldS Pt.AJfTINO MT CHOP trim Tit ? COI.I
I I'l.ANTBH roil f2lHj .lO."
. IT Mt-ANS Mil- EY TO YOU. write at one*
for I H ? I- eai aloifiio anil name of merchant
j i\ ho sel Is an?l iruai ai.tm Coin Planter*.
THE COLE MFQ CO..
EOX 50. CHARLOTTE. N. C.
It wns assorted at the annual meet
ing of the !/)iidon Mendicity Society
that the total number of begging let
ters in posseBKicu i*f the socicty ww
23S.i)oS.
Most old
people must give
the bov/els gentle, con
stant help. One candy Cascaret
each day does that. Harsh
physic, taken regularly, makes the 1
bowels callous. Cascarets do not.
Nearly all old people now use this
natural, gentle help.
On' Tiiisorr. mail 1* av lt*? voni- to
! Siortiiitf Kimt-tiy t otnpuny, CUi<n>.o. ill., an l id
CVlVU U boUVi-IWi- gOi.l L.w.1 liou
Nothing New or
Mysterious.
"ASK
YOUR
GRAM)
MOTHER."
Xor ni*n.T i,vhr>il(iin G"o?* Ores"* h?n hr??
r?Oi>irnlx?*<1 *? R ? wnriffill i?m?d'al mrilttira
In lr?*'|nv ? tv I ??i,riii.' I'nui 'tiii*. Orip:-*,
llh^vi ii i m u-w t'Ki RICit'A 00(<8H
(.iKKAHi. !.,MM KM 1 ( iiinclo fr->m nil I ? ?{?'?>??
trrruoo. wn)i Dinar vtiutbit uuratW* In^rv
rit'll't a<Vi*i1 I ry It.
JSo-At ?i| l'rnfK<tU mill I >>*lrrt ? t fl?
(KM (iFiE.\!:CCCMPANy,0"l"T?0"?
Nature Im done her utmost to mn Wo
Ihil the On.-dca Spot of the World. ^
The lichcst toil - the most drlisrhtful^>
cbmate ? ( lose to the beat niirket*-?
jd'reot eiprets and freicbt conne-tiona. |C
I ru t and vegetables crow abundantly, 5
rtwo anJ three crop* a year. ^-5
N Hindrxjme booklet in two colors r\
p) wr.tten by a western man fitly do- 1
. trriScj in detail- absolutely free.
Writ* lor it now. Addre.il :
J. W. WHITE, Gcn'I Intl. Atf ., 2
S?>WJ Lt-Lm Railway. NORFOLK. VV
Evidence has been found that to
bacco was cultivated in German gar
(*oph f*R carlv as 1f?70.
FURS
To Richmond, Virginia.
CLARENCE -COSBY
I'hjh .Market Prices untl Deals Fair
FULL SIZE NUMBER CNE SKINS
Mink t5.C0 each. (?rry Kox 4 fJ.15,,jejcfe.
Ii accoon 1.25 " Oposfttittf - '.?W ? "
Skunk 3 ."5 " Munkrat, .& "
ltnbbits Kc i<ouud.
LightSAW MILLS
LATH AND SHINGLE MACHINES,
SAWS AND SUPPLIES, STEAM ANO
GASOLINE ENGINES.
Try LOMBARD, AUW7A
Now Book on
Consumption
FREE TO ALL
S00 p.'Xife, olofh bound m?dlrai book
on c.iorrmptMn. T?l!? in pialn.
simple lan<rt<K?o how con-iimpliua
CA'i be cirort In your own bnnMfe
Writ* t r>rtl\y. Tlli liook Is tbM
Intuly t rp".
roNKERHAN CO.
*4t1 W?l.r Blro?t, ftalu>*i<xv, CcV
Dropsy 1
S.?moT?s all ?welling la C
dtya ; a permanent cum
ia y> lo *? dava. Trial treat meat
Circa fr*?. Nottalafc** h?faira?
Write Or. M. M. Crttn't 8on?,
? ??ataiiat* 1m 9 Atlanta. ??
CUHtl
VII
Qui ok
Rftiltfc
I to i
; Restores Cray Hair to Natural Oolor;
1 AKMOVI* DAWDHUFF AMD IQUNF
Inrigoratu and prevent* Iho h?ir (rum (ailing off,
For lilt by Druggists, or Itnt Direct by
XANTHINE OO., Richmond, Virginia
*?'?? ?l P?? ?oU1?. tempi* 8oiil? jjc. fcaiMl l?r Circular'
So. 2-*10-(7fo.)
Hardy plants grown in the open field
from seed selected l>y an experienced,
careful grower. The best varieties,
full count and safo'tlclivery guaranteed.
Prices K. O. n. Meggctts: 500 for 11.00;
1.0 0 to 4,?Oo m ri.frt j>er 6,(?0 to 8,ow? at
tl. !b per l.iOo. 9,(00 to 20.0(10 at Jl.iiO. H pedal
pitce* on larger quantities. Quick servleo
on nil order*. Foldor ou cabbago culturo
mailed tree.
S. M. GIBSON COMPANY.
Box 4. MoRBetu, S- C.
It was In this very cottage In Brookslde, 15 miles
from Birmingham, Ala., that three Italians nearly
died of Fever. They had been sick 3 months. John
son's Tonic cured them quickly ? road letter below:
Brookaldo. Ala., VI (vr < 1KB.
The Uro phyaldan* here had 8 my ohatlnato pmm of continued Malarial F*rer. An
wer? I uvllans and lived on a creek CO yard* from my etore. TheMeaMt were of three
month* i ( a rutin k, their temperature ranging from 100 to 104. The doctor* had tried every
thing In rain. I persuaded them to let oaa try Johneon'e Tonic, 1 removed all the ptlat
ed matter and Jet the medicine (o out In a plain bottle aa a regular preemption. The e*>
feet tn ait threo caeee tu Immediate and permanent. They recovered rapidly and there
wu no r xurrenoo of the Pvrer. S. fi. BHIFLJETT.
Wrha to THE JOHNSON'S CHILL A PCTC* TONIO CO.. ImmmL 6a.
PUTNA'M FADELESS DYES
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