Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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If you had positive proof that a certain remedy for female ills had made many remarkable cures, would you not feci like trying it P If during the lust thirty years we have not succeeded in convincing every fair-minded woman that Lydia E. I'ink ham's Vegetable Compound has cured thousands and thou sands of women of the ills peculiar to their sex, then we long for an opportunity to do so by direct correspondence. Meanwhile read the following letters which we guarantee to be genuine and truthful. 1Iud/<on, Oh|<>, 1 Mifforott for a lonf time from a weakneHK, Inflammation, dreadful jmlmi en<ih month and Mii>nrenslon. I liad been doctoring and rceeh In# only temporary relief, wlmn a friend advlxed ir:>- (o t.iho JLydla 12. l'liiHumi'H Vegetable Coin Itoutid. I did ho, and wrote to you for advice. I have faithfully oil owed your <?}'(' and now, after taking only five bottles of the Vegetable (-'oiuikhmmI, I have every reason to uolievo 1 am r- well woman. I pivo you full permission to use my testimonial." ? Mrs. Lena (Jnrmoeino. Hud-sou, Ohio. It. JL,\ I>. No. 7. fit? rail"., II. y,^."Two yoarH a>?o f was so Imrl that 1 had to take to my b?'d ?very month, and it would last from two to three w??kn. I wrote to you for advice and took Lydia IC.1*ink* ham's Vegetable Compound in dry form. L am happy to bay that I am cured, thanks to your tn?'clHino and ftood. ft?Ivlc<v. You may uso niv icfxer for tiio ffoud of others*" ? Mrs. J ? if* lire yore, lit. ltCtfla falls, N. \. Tliere is absolutely n,o doubt about the ability of this grand old remedy, made from the roots and herbs of our fields, to cure lemalc diseases. Wo possess volumes of proof of this fact, enough to convince the most skeptical. For 80 yearn Lydla 13. TMnUham's V?|(elal)lo (Joiupoimd has Ix'Cil the standard remedy for female ills. No nick woman does jiiHtlee to herself who will not try this famous medicine. Made exclusively from roots and herbs, uml has thousands or cures to its credit* Mrs. Pinkliam invites all Nick women to wl(e her for udvico. She has guidod inouiuixiH to health free of rliarco# AddrcM.i i\lrs. l'inkhaui, JLyim, Mass. Trust (hut man in nothing who has not n continence in everything. Hud Shilile, The greatest of nil liorkeiiien. H?yn: "In (in 40 yeurt*' experience with hot ho* I l?aYi found Spolm's Dtxtr-Mii vi* t u i t.* the wont HUccojBhf hi of nil leiitedt.*, 1 ? ? t the lioi*e? It in the grout ert blood j unfivr " llottle 50c. niul fl.00, |)iujniBtM ? nil t-uj'ply yon or mami/ntluifis. Attentat . u. mi Ni-nd for Krec ltook. !>polin M?mI ?<*.< I (*o., Sjnv t'onlii^ioiu Dmonncn, Goalie."!. I :?.?! Style is the dress of thoughts. In Winter I'sc Allen'* I'ool-IOnsc. Tlie antau'pt ie po \' l<*i \ mir feel t:n comfortable. ne;voit? mi I often eold and damp. If you?fia\o Vw ".ilin^. miiv feel or tteht fcboe#, try A lion 'h I'm-I I ?? . Sol I S > y nll dniKniath nn?l ? Iwe' ?. I . 2.1 i-v.'.k Sample Bent fice. Ad.!ie.?? Alien S. Uhu ?ted, I,e iloy, N. Y. 'J' he only ijrnornnt mc ihe wise. Oraii<1inotli?ri' Curo for C > u gha, Croup tin I Hro nrli i 1 1 ? In now Iwumlat .iU ?1 iitf *t<>rtf? i a buttle) C# Taylor'* < '.'n1* >'?.<> ? Ii?*n *>tv >>f s vi-ol Quin nii<l M >1 1 ? * i . II) in mi ? i it lli? lnwt rainudy f>>r c in . i in , ii'j.i wi ? <| i:in' > K i oroa|,, <mI I-; ! I ? : u ? 1 .. Ii.i<:t ? t ????it for 60 y '.t:M a. id ftl-v iv ? -iv - ' i ? i - i That happen* in ii i it.? <? i: w hieh may not h;i | :i in a t!.ri;-a:wl y* afs. To Call* n ( <t|<i in t MU-. I m,i Take li.nxal.ve I > r.i.. e. iif t .? i ? t .. . DmegiriU .ieliiiid ,iik-iii'\ il i! I > !-< to (".li e. U. NN .GroveV si.'.nat in e :? ? ? ?. > !,ui. No path i'l l!i'\M ji L'.i.U t.? Allen'* l.uitti I a ^ tin wol< i:r not only a fronh cold. fait oru? of tku-o suibl; >rn cpaKhe that uhuhUj" hiuu <-n for months. Tlif ro are \ ieiuniltnlfn ii. ait ''.lii,;-.. rorllKADVdlli -llltlib1 ? tPH)iVH Whether (?om Colds. H Oft t.f Hioinarh or Nei ?vou* Ti oaViies I'hunulno will rullfrvn vou. It'* lltju lit ? ijler.*ni)t to take? r.i'ti atolv. Try li UV.. S.V.. n::ti .'i0 .?onw at iSrua Htoreji. ? . . - , This is C\ rtM O Bates, ihe man w}i<j ? <lvcrti>f s'.M* ?????.' * s Joy nn?J Ciiuve (>ri'n?? I.jnisr.t iit. two of th< K" ~Xr- >. tilings k m'iW n to Jmi iiiii o ? Mo(Ker'? J?y It a ftamit'r.i Curt) ar.d **VBf fill} : Callous the bowels with harsh cathartics, and you'll need physic always. Help them gently, with candy and youTl need them " rarely. Once learn the difference cud you'll never take a harsher lax*ti?e than thw. w Ificli in "iivitijj common sense. lXjotor Vuiim li wlii.-n VH'I feel a cold roniin/. with a r>-w (liiri. s or ferry lhi< is' J'utnkillrr. 1 4? ? t li r it ii'i ?;i.intiH> ami sutor. I.olty designs inu.sl close in like ef lacts. I'.tuwi.iti- So. J)| I'iCI . <*? I ' I ? 'Willi I'fllHS lirwt put 'ip 4'J jo.ii'H n ? > | |ic\ | rnul.it e iiiul invigorate iiloiti. n il , li vor ami bowels. Sugar coated, (my jjra tin Irs. NAME NEW' OFFICERS. Soft Yarn Spinners Urge Mills to Continue Present Plan of Curtail ment. ( ha rlol t Cj X . ( '., S | ????* i ji I . The Soul hern Soli \ am Spinner*' asso ciation met in annual session hero 1 hurxdny, ami the most important mutter to (on:o up was the annual flection of olliccrs, which resulted as follows: President. .1. F. Taylor, of Ivinsl on. X. t ; first vice. president, ? I. IV MeMillan. M" Talladega, Ala.; s"co:nl vice president , former sicro larv. Robert ( 'hapman. of Mct'oll, S. ? A Liemrai discussion of prevail tir.:" yarn condition* was L?one into and i esolut ions were adopted uruiuir ^ptnmrs not in n ? ? 1 1 at the present ! as;s ol' i ones ami paper, which has heretofore been llii- custom. Inveati ualioii 1 1 i scIom'i I the fact iliat varn i i 'c 1. ,* have hi i 'i iapidl\ reduced and Some mills; ha\ ?? practically r.one on i ;: t<! m pri.ii-!,?. Mills were urirod !?' ' ? ? u t I ! i l e !!:?? piCki'M OU l l ui I IUIM1 1 ui;: il niti'h t'.ijio r?? \ ai ti4 shall utl \ ai'u'O !v> :i licit er busm of profit. Bdggia# Witli $ftO0 on Her Person. Cimrloito, X. 1 Special.?- Bessie Who:'.. of Hock Il'ill, s. was from the A. T. & 0. passenger u'a;r. la^i "T'nday and taken to the police station, for be.irsjintj, and upon heii.; searched it was brought to iiuhi that ^ITT- 1 1 aTT Tm her person (.11 I'owii; 'I lie S|||I].|> ( oincs riTMl, Ljuofl.""'"VSV! If we j:i ! power frmn food, why run : tr!\c i,i ui>t ail the power we can. i That is only pot-siMc l?v u so of skll- | fully n leered f mil 1 1; n t exactly (its i In- i # qtil,-fipenf s of the hod y. i Poor tin I makes a poor lire and a poor fire Is not a Rood steam pro- j il t'.eer "From not knowing how to select the rl>;ht food to fit my needs, I suf- | fered grievously for a lone time from I stomach troubles." writes a lady from a little town In Missouri. "It seemed as If 1 would never be able to And out the port of food that was best for me. Hardly anything that I could eat would stay oo my stomach, Every attempt gave me heart-burn and filled my stomach with gas I not thinner and thinner until I literally became a living skele ton and In time was compelled to keep to my bed "A few months ago 1 was persuad ed to try Grape-Nuts food, and It had such Rood effect from the very begin ning that I have kept up Its use ever hlnce, 1 was surprised at tho ease I with which 1 digested It. It proved to be Just what I needed. "All my unpleasant symptoms, the heart-burn, the Inflated feeling which gavo me so much pain disappeared. My weight gradually Increased from 98 to 116 lbs., my figure rounded out, my ctrength c*mc back, and 1 am now able to do my nouaework and enjoy tt.~ Grape-N'uU did It." A tan day*' trial will show anyone some facts about food. Look In pkgt. for the llttte book. "The Road to WellfllU." "Thera'a a Reaaoo." Krtr read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They ?re genuine, trot, nd full of tunuui LAW MAKERS Of SOUTH CAROLINA ftelow in Riven * brief summary ot Ihe doing* of the law-maker# of the South Carolina General Assembly day by day: Wednesday? Teb. 2. Section I of the rate ami mileage bill fell by the wayside, und although Hi.' hoftute held bill 01)6 tfemiOlh in t bin time Senator tilUvdnn'a bill bill went by 1 1??? hMind, The striking ot *r**.tlt>tt 1 from the bi.ll wan accom plished shortly after the senate con vened, the vote standing UK It) 1'J. This section reads as follows: "That from and after April 1, 1010, the legal rut en of carrying passengers in this Slate by all railroads over 4b miles in length shall be 2 1-2 cents per mile, computing by the shortest route, and no more." After the bill had been killed in part, discussion of the second section, relating to mileage books, was participated in by a number of senators. 4 1 That in case any railroad com pany, or companies, Khali nut on sale any form of mileage books at said rutc, or less, the presentation of the correct number of miles, by the short est route, out of. said book to the conductor or other ofljeer authorized | to take up tickets shall entitle the, person holding said mileage to Iravel ; on the train of any road selling said j mileage, and upon the presentation of I hiH mileage to any agent of said com* ! pany to have his baggage checked, as now provided by law, "See, 'I.-? -That all acts, or parts of ?<?!?, inconsistent herewith be, and I lie same are, hereby repealed. " I lie ( on federate soldier pension bill introduced by Senator Maublin was killed after evoking.- much ilt m ?Mission. I he house passed and ordered scut j to the senate the prohibit ion hill in troduced by Mi". Richards. The house passed the hill |o a third reading, the errors made the night previous as to the date it should go into effect not being corrected. THURSDAY, Teh. 3rd. I lie Senaf e-^Graydon 's mileage book lull was passed ton third read . ing with amendments. The opponents ol i lie hill got t |i?' section reducing , the " rate stricken out and Senator ! Rogers got in an amendment making , ii coupon on which a trunk has been I checked good only on the line on t which the trunk was cheeked, hut | Senator ("lit ton failed to get his amendment through allowing the roads lo make contracts for the sale ot mileage hooks with the regula tions. which would have had the ef fect ot putting the hill to sleep; hill amending the child deed law under which Senator Tillman has his grand children, was also discussed but no decision was arrived at. I lie I !ou,;e ? ( 'ouipulsory education got a serious blow, the education ? oinmittee lull he inn killed by a vote ?'? to 20, the heaviest yet re-, corded against such a measure. The friends of the bill said the back sliding was due to the near approach of l lie State commission; there was a long and lively debate in the House Wednesday night on the Richards pistol bill. The House would have killed the hill hut for a demand for a roll-call. The first hostile motion resulted in a tie vote. 1 he opponents made several desper ate stabs at it after ilns hut the House refused to kill I lie hill. FRIDAY-Feb 4th. The Senate-' Senator doc Hailev if Texas got his "bid" to address the General Assembly, but it is not in inviting form, fourteen Senators vot ing against his coming. The Senate was against him for two reasons, one because Senator Tillnurn wanted him Invited ami the other in order to slap him 1 1 ? i lii- slapping young Sinkler > .Manning at Washington last year; t he" proposed legislation ogainst the mileage hook regulations still hangs in the balance. The Senate had an other 1>< (d tight over t lie Oraydon bill, ; but adjourned debate till next Tucs* i day. No new amendments were adopted. The House. ? The lloirse, after kill- 1 ing the Richards' pistol bill passed the Kelly bill from the Senate out lawing all but jitsrots' 200"inelies or" more long and weighing three pounds en- more. The penalty is $100 fine. ; The House amended it by providing' excepts in ease of a man being on his"" own premises or having good reason 1 to expect an assault. The Kellv bill is the present law on the subject ami i< being re-enacted lo cure a technical defect; it now seems prae- ? ticallv certain that there will be no invest igal ion i f Clemson at the hands' of this Legislature. The House re-, fused to make a special order of the j bill to this end and it has litt'e , chance of passage otherwise; the bill-., j of the majority portion of the asylum investigating committee looking to a! bond issue of a million dollars and ; the appointment of a commission to select locations and build two new hospitals, one for whites and the other for colored patients, in case the bond issue carries and to secure op tions on sites in case the bond pro position docs not carry, have received majority favorable reports at the hands of the ways and means com mittee, while the minority's bill authorizing the purchase of 1,200 acres of land within 10 miles of Co lumbia has been unfavorably report ed. All three of the bills come up for consideration next Tuesday on the order of the House making them a special order for that dnv. SATURDAY ? Feb. 6th. Tho Gray don ohild-dced bill was given its final reading in the Senate Saturday morning without further discussion and without further at tempt to amend it. There were only eight votes against -it Friday night. As the House is practically agreed on the Gasque bill to the same end, and win pass it next Tuesday, it remains now for the two houses only to |4 together, ort minor differences * of amendments. The Grsdon bill as it! left the Senate will likely be substM tuted' fe* it* Cssi Uii wii? some ; minor changes. ? CHIOAOQ MEROHAflf Makes statement. A1W BpwidW ?f SolUn "WSat'MB ssr i ?? js35?ju*3rr5, ?r? ?' '34 Van Burert St., a well-known wholesale dry good, dealer, states a.t follows: "I have had catarrh #or moro n thirty years. Hava triad everything ftrt MHh #nd f , doll.f, ,or 0?,cr tn?dlel?? wllh ?hlc| without g.,tin(r ro; ? can tap t* y*o that i have found l^eruna the only rem edy that ha8 cured mo per roanently. "Peruna has also cured my wife of catarrh. 8h? always keeps l* J? ih* tou,,? for ?" thack of cold, which it Invariably cures In ? vary short tlmo." " Penina in wild by y0l)r local drug. K'fct, Buy a bottle today. Nothing is Bhun^.-c ||ia? t.uil(unii m l<MW oil I lands, tJdZ" ?n ' h#,,<1? f0'' I r.au three good doctor* none of them did aiTy good , .h? and n"e b?X <" <<'?''?Woi ? ' , ' 0"d three bottles of Cutlet, ra |t? sol vent and was completely n,,^ My a 11m r"VV "" ovor' "'Hide and ' "?It, nrid the eczema was spreading ill over my l??ly and ll,?b? , I i,a ??? ".,0 b,,,,,,, l(,g01h(;r Culleura Ointment, my sorea WPr/, nearly healed over, and |>y the (lino I I dh <,r t ron nie up to now ? f "My daughter's hands' this summer JjJ'r",no perfectly raw with IcZml ?' rould gef nothing Unit would do them any good until H\w tried Ciitl .cura Hhe ?Md C,?, , ^0." ?"d Cuilcura Ointment and In twn , WCM.U (In y wcro .?,|r.,y c,,r?, . I>nve use I Cullrurit m, olh? mt?nbew '?m?y an, I li ?iwa,.? nbe" sureeaBful. Mr,, M K Falln, s,,^ * -rry, Va., Oct. ID, iood." <5l'eLr8 to^ve.thUt liV? 10 |,l0l,S<' ",US< ,)lcas* A OoneroiiH <;jft Sii|gp:-=i?3 *L;'ss?sr,.srM?. ?...??!. v.'. !? s4??^XE5s}^ information, but will iiTn^l . i in',}? S1:,, Its 1r val?./ilj|p. ^,,,,, Almanac almost in j'"1 1 iim"1* i? fTo"* 'SVi.V,\T.? ,,#r-:y f,Te Company, Phil.id<;l{ .V:t. pu; " l"'?ne<ly y?n kIio.,1,1 hammer your iron when " "? snowing hot. So. (i-'lO. Alabama Man Says Tetterlne Cores Ec fma. r i ^'orv'p- Ala.. A uKust 1 1 r>rij?. i reeelyod votir Tetterlne rill O. K I ' useil It for I'Vzcma and Totter Itlnsr ZZ*?*' 1 Ro"',, nn<l Rlstntrs and rnn RTladly rrrommcrd It as a nur?> cure. ^ D<*nrlilc nir.. e Cu.rp" Totter. Rolls. Rlnir Worm nnn.lniff. Onnk^red S.-nlp RunlonH ltrhl,,,, pile-.. C?,llt.laln? and ev. frv of Pr;i?p and Pkln HI sen se Tet ter ne Rrtr: Tetterlne Soap 2! ,r. At dr.ic "J"'; ,rt.r ho ,n/*n from The fihtip lrlne-( <>., Savannah O.I ..iY'V1 SVrry. "?"? pr,,or fo" Tetterlne we free ? Kflut),r'no's ?^r> I.I ver I'illa i lull powe r which erring men call niauee. -Milion. Sore thro, its are m,t <.nlv painful hut s<..netnne.s da,,tfrro ?* Ha^liln, ?-ert',1n . '"""-'V- prompt ??,) -.J 1 ? sPr:,,.'?*. bruinen, ruts i in lis. rto.. I hero is nothing better. Where law emln tyranny begins. Mrs. Winulow'u Sootliin'T[ Pymp for Cliihlren toetliniij,tiofton9the gams, reduces infl.oaina tion, allays pain, cures wind oolic,25c. a not tie, In Minor Key. I nm a Minor Poet That you may not mistake me For a major or a sager Than the kindlv Muses make me ? > T am a tuTnor poef. Though .editors forsake me, 1 am a minor poet? Though postage-slamos \\ill break me, And I'd be a finer ooet If some one would grubstake me. ? January I.ippineott 's. Voting fellows will be young fel Imvs. ? Hie 1; erst riff Ilia coax ib? It^or l?to h?y do not ?oour, >rl jw> g^grjg ?UUrt?? o?M mm * ?*M 4? mn> <U LET'S OUT IT OUT. Why i? it tliAt when a superb of fice building i?i erected in Atlant?? P* a megmAcvnt thrift Wr| in UiaI fce tycak of it da "Ihe finest in the fconlh"T There ure college* and universities in the Hontbera Ktate# with money enough behind them and bralnu enough inside of them to make them ?<)ual to t ho l>eHt, but when a HouHi ern woman nil Htn MOu^h n\?k ifcnuft heV softs to Hftrvira Ofr Vale. because, iriii wnyf \V?* heard it Kuia ibe oth er day lha( a certain denotninatibu?*l college in K*n*lli. ? 1,'ilMdindr '"inis the hijrhctt' Standard of all thfc college# i^utli of Mu*uu and Dixon'* line. I>id al^oody ever hear anything ?j<okcn <?f us the beat i ' n^rth of Mason and l)ix<ni'n line." Thin ingrown belief In out4 own limit at ?<>nn In a "cuftje and a snafe." Fxit'? ent the habit out of on* speech and our thought, and when we have anything good or grand call it at leant " tin- best in the land." Itch euriKl in SO mihiit** by Woolford'i Kaiiiiary 1/olinh Never rniln. At drii(rri*t? iTair and Hoftly goeH far. Ti? Hud, But True. Many sorely afflicted people wait until they get one foot iu tbe grave before they take the proper treatment for rhe?imAtU(?n. Hh4r.?iitiW?MUt rhcurnalwm Lo . #Uy -Pttiwf; HHemnfewie *?e* rtKUt ffr-??e of tl/* djaeaae and remove* it* cause. ft u Dili up in liquid form, also tablets. Hold in 25<' and 50c bottle* by drujuiata generally. Tablet* by mail. 25c. Bobbitt Chcoiica) Co., lialtiiDore, Mil Continence Iihm no more lo ?iu with Kollnutfy thdil {( Itiits with polilit-8. HieA Cured f n 0 to I I | I'aio Ojutinent in Ku^ruoteea u> cut* nby v4fe ofjtcbjbar, HJI rfd, Coding ort'roiruamg Files m 0 to 14 dityuor inoiii-yiefuhdml. 60c I It niMltcrti not ln>w h man diow, hut how he liv?n. ? dohitHoii. Bo. h-'io. I Kbeuiiuttlam Cured In ?? <>?y. Dr. Detcbon'a Relief for liheurnatittn ami | Nuuralaift radically cuiea ill 1 to 3 daya. It* action la remarkable. Kemovea tbe cause fcnd uiaeaae quickly disappears. 1'irst do*e greatly beuchts. 7flc. ami $1. All druggists. My home. tiiV mother '8 breast; . ,r , J? ,yr, ? ,? gv^ mr . ; /? iv. m ii. . 1 OI.U* wild UHli*, ,.8h5k'| CXfbpmi I* the bast l^qledy-- re. M*ve* iba aching and fever l*hnes.v- cure* the Colli anrl restore* normal condition*. It's liquid- effects Immediate!/. 10c.. 860. and 60c. I at drug stores. The Tenderfoot Farmer. It waa on# of thtsa experimental farmers, who put rfreea spectacles on hi* Cow and fed her bhavinrfs. Hid theory was that it didn't matter what the cow ate so ionrf at she Yvus fvdi Th# question* of digestion and nourishment had hot entered into his calculations. It's only a tenderfoot" farmer that would try such rn experiment with a cow. Hut many a farmer feeds him ? self regardless of digC3tion and nutrition. I lo might almost as well eat shav inga for nil the good he gets out of his food. The result is that the btomach grow* "weak1'1 (!io action of the organs of digestion and nutrition are impaired and the man buffers the miserios of dytpepsia ond the ngouics of ncrvousn*M? To stroniitheu the stomach, rcntoro the activity of the or* of d!$er.tlon and nutrition and brace up the nerve** tiso ftr. Pierce' a Co/den Modlcat Discovery . It In an un* ' fn Miri'J remedy, and hna tho confidence ot physicians pa well art tho prnlsa of thousands healed hy Ito use. In tho strictest Ecnso "Golden Medical Discovery" is a tempcranco medi cine. It contains neither intoxicant* nor narcotics, and is us free frOm alcohol r.h Irom opium, oooainc and other dangerous drugs. AH ine'redieuis printed Ou its outside wrapper. ? ? ? Don't let a dealer delude you for his own profit. There is no mcdieinc fot etomach, liver ond blood "just as goOd" as "Golden Medical Discovery." A Good Example "I am a good example," writes Mrs. R. L. Bell, of McAlester, Okla., "of what Cardui will do for suffering women. "I suffered with my head and back, for over six years, and although 1 tried everything, 1 never could get any thing to do me any good, until I began to take Cardui. "Cardui has surely helped me and built me up and 1 am so thankful that I have found something that will do me good. I feel so much stronger and better than I have in a long time." It is well to make up your mind before you are sick what medicine you will take when you are sick. CC 47 The Woman's Tonic You will be glad to take it when you are tired, mis erable and when life seems a weary grind. It will put new thoughts into your head, fresh courage into your mind. . If not sick now, at least burn Cardui on to the pages of your memory, so that when you are sick you will ask for it without thinking. If sick or weak, get a bottle today. At all druggists. Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept.. Chattanooga Mcdicine Co., Chattannooga, Tenn., lor Special Instructions, and 64-page book, "Home Treatment Jor Women," sent free. Profit, not Necessity, is the Test Why did ycu bur fine fr.rm machinery. tiriproved live stock nnd seed. and the beat varletfci of frultr Because the man who told them to you convinced you that tney would pay. Prococd on the tamo bail* when you buy fertillier. Get tho improved fertiliser? tho kind with enouiih Potash in It to make a balanced plant ration. \our dcalor would getlt-for you if ha know that you wanted it. For Brain, use (>?. for corn, 8: and for roots. frnit nnrf ?*? rl in p in the fertiliser. If your dealer has not such brands, get him to buy some Potash salt (or you and pjut it in the coods yourself. To increase the Potash one per rent, add two pounds of muriate or sulfate of Potash, or eiuht pounds of Kainit to every 100 pounds of fertilizer. n?i.,L I"rs? your fortilirer deol?r to carry Totarh Halts in lOlaSu r?y?ittook. llo will hare no trouble in buying them If he will write to n? about it. Write to Salts Office ? GERMAN KAl.l WORKS Continental Bulldlnf Baltimore, Md. Our plants are grown in tho open field from tne best needs obtainable and will five the best possible results. We make good all short counts, and guarantee delivery, In good condition to youx express o III ce. Price* I. o. b. Meggott : 1 to 3,000 at fl.tO per 1.0Q0. 4 to 8,000 at fl.2R per 1,000. t ' e to 14.o<0 at fl.oo per 1,000. Special prices on large order*. Prompt attention given all orders and Inquiries. Folder on Cabbage Culture mailed free. 8. M. GIBSON COMPANY, ? Rox2, Mntftt- 8-C. A LARGE SPECIALTY MANUFACTURER **nli reipoiulble loc?t miui*g?r: f??y, profitable lines ?pten<ll<t opportunity; exclusive territory fifeo fool roan. SArOKOL, 10# Itroute Street, Hew York. IN THE HOME GOWAjrSntErARATKmfattMMtff* . - Itctlos afilntl poeomoola, colds, croup, coulht, paint and tortMU In laofs and IW>aaI UaIUnM a| ? IWa iW ?W Inflsmrustion and condition. KiUrnal nrvi jvnttrilin*. $1 (XX 50c, 2Sc. All draws ts. LightSAW MILLS LATH AND SHINGLE MACHINES, ?AW* &ND ?UFPI.IC?. BTCAM AND OA?OllNC CNaiNCS. Try LOMBARD, "tS?* WANTED TO BUY Wl'ld KAnlm8fcla 'and Birds particularly Wild Turkeys. Btavor, Otters, Hlue and White Cranes. Fox SqnlrrolH, Albinos ItC. Address DR CECIL FRENCH! Zoologist, Wa?hln*ton. D. GL s? <UUm ?**!.( YOowRmO, MvAnK Wli APii 1 iwipn j. ut?m cm do k?<Ur It rem I hUidk Wm lm ^?#i mi-itlMM. LMHmi(.RVl For A?thma, Bronchitis and all Throat Trouhlo* Tak* CURE in liai niww m I ]?<* rtlic/k m quick as it m cert ml Bezant ulcc and gu*ttatecd abaomtrhr free f-om opiate*. AB Druit !\ Z9c?H Your Medicine Closet Should Contain ?n omonfeufy rorop<1y for aeut? (ndfgeiUOd. rooa Kor ?uy NUjiiMM>b pol?ouit?K or plain grlpu*. * liberal 4??o of A 6REAM OF CASTOR OIL, promptly *<tiuliii?t?treil, Will afford relief, MM b# ?jr?(?Mu remove n t'ftuM for lllueMt t, wifn u?J t'fTi'Ollvt*. Tlio litoat onthaf? CtaiuiatOM tho i'alatal U tasty, ?af? tic, Itto., drug?f?t? <m M'> rray Or uy Ov.. Columbia, M.A T? COLE PLANTER Makes BIGGER CROP? IU-cause It mixes the guano with the ttol! clOM under the seed so that the cotton la nourished froiu the time II bprouis and <huw? oil hi r out sn<t 'a'lirllf). A farmer f>ays "IM iiouiid? ol kiiuiio tin )>IUtl Ulth Ik* i.'uln l'lmif er la eqiiMi lu 200 poiiud* pill out In I lie ii mi it I uuy," IT INCHRANEn THE YIFI,D A HALM OM MOllK TO KACII ONK-IIOH8K OltOP. ?AVK8 TIME AND MONEY One man and one horse at tmo trip prepare* uie seed-Vied, puts In the guano, opens again, drops and eovfcrs the seed, all in Just the right Way for either Corn, Cotton. Peas. Forcrhuni, Peanuts. Etc, 'I ho COLE PLANTE.IL beuta the world In jrei ilnji i\ <j ulelt, even aland. Itputa one need after another lu a MrnlgM line, thick or thin, so that It nave* irid, fOalM )eaa lu i liln, and ?<** l<> ? n lilvMie, Mr. II.eam of Georgia write# "I woui.d HOT MIK8 I'l.AKTIMl MY C'llOI' WITH TUB COLM Pr.ANTsn rou izuu.m. ' IT MEANS MOI?EY TO YOU. write at one* for !? It lilt catalogue and nam?6f march au I whoaells and guarantees Cole Planters. THE COLE MFQ CO.. BOX 50. CHARLOTTE. N, O. For Sprains Sloan's Liniment is the best remedy for sprains and bruises. It quiets the pain at once, and can be applied to the tenderest part without hurting because it ' doesn't need to be rubbed ? all you have to do is to lay it on lightly. It is a powerful prepa ration and penetrates instantly ? relieves any inflammation and con* gestion, and reduces the swelling. Here's "the Proof. Mr. L. Uoi.and, Bishop of Scran ton, Pa. says: ? "On the 7th of * tins present month, as I was leaving the building at noon for lunch, 1 slipped and fell, spraining my wrist. 1 returned in the afternoon, and at , four o'clock I could not hold a pen cil in my hand. I returned homa later and purchased a bottle of Sloan's Liniment and used it five or tix times before I went to bed, and .tho next day I ' was able to go to work and use my , !' ? hand as usual." Sloan's liniment is an excellent nnti* septic and germ lilllcr? heals cuts, burns, wounds and contusions, and will draw tho poison from utlng of poI? sonous insccts. i ?6o,,60o. and $1.00 ftlnon'* fa*ote on 1n>r??i| ihrtp niul poultry itui fi oo. Adilnn ... Dr. Earl 8. Sloan, ' Boston, Man., U.S.A. SHIP F URS To Richmond, Virginia. CLARENCE COSBY Pays Market Prions nn?l Deals Fair LARGE NUMBER ONE SKINS Mink ?7.00 cacli. Grey l'ox $1.35 each Raccoon 1.70 Opossum .60 " Skunk 8.25 " Muskrat, .55 " Habblt* He txrand. We stand express charges on all shipment* _ofI?ur whoso value exceed* $10.00. ?^SSSSSUHUWSStt*1"' prertnU Um bur from ?* ^T5?N,S' ?' ?? Wn?? by XANTHINE OOm Richmond? VtMWU^ - -*?? *~*z -?* ?r^2i 2/8E23 ves lalok ?lief.