The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 18, 1910, Image 4
S1LER CITY
LADY A VICTIM
' y
' Mrs. Gi inland, of Slier City, Wis
Left lo Bad Shapt as a Resnlt
o! an Attack o! the Grip.
Siler City, N. C.? "I was in bad
?hape," writes Mrs. Sarah J OilliUud,
of this place, "after an aMack of the
grip; was bothered with womanly trou
ble!, but since taking Cardui J am
much improved. It has done me more
" good than the docloj* an 1 1 ftel >t say
ed my life, after all other methods had
failed.
"I thank you for the good that Car
dui has don* to me and hope eve.ry
lady who suffer* will n> i'-. J v\ ?ll
recommend it to my friends."
You can rely on Ca.rdiu being of ben
efit to you. Its ingredient* are nuld
herbs, having a gentle, tonic effect on
the female constitution. The special
herb* arc grown abroad and imported
by us direct. They are not in the
Pharmacopeia, nor for sale at druggists,
except at put up by us, so you cannot
get the effect of Cardui, oxccpt by buy
ing Cardui, the woman's tonic.
No other uiediiinc or tonic has ex
actly the same results as Cardui, no
other has the record -of 50 years of
successful treatments of rase, of fe
male weakness, debility and disease.
It is certainly worth trying.
Ask your druggist.
N, O. Write to: Advisory De
partrtietil, OHrtttanonc i M"?l ???!???* '!<??,
Chart nnoojji, 'IVwt.. (?>> Special Irtttruc
tlona, aiul C4-|imb?' l?or>U, "llomu Treat*
ment for WoitiHii/' ?ciii lo i>Juln wrap-,
per, on i eqili h 1 .
You luive I here hit the mil on the
head.- Kohelai*.
F?r ? Ot.Us auil lilllP
If irk 'i C??;; ? re
lieves the no.liiiiif uii'l f?> ? erlhliiiet* -oti r**s tlm
fold oikI if-ioict goni al I'liii'Ili 'oils It'*
!l<lu|(t-->fTf(Ui lniiiierllki?lv> N;?\.2&e, itn<l We
nt druif Mtoi i-*.
Demand For More Land.
The demand for land is increasing
every year by tin* natural increase of
native horn and by I he addition ol'
1,000,000 foreigners annually who
luuwt he provided with homes. What
are we to dot We are not making
more land, but the population is con
fit an I I v growing mote and more and
the demand for land is "towing greul
er mid jp'eater as the years ^o by. It
is beyond ? ?ontrove.rsy that our peo
ple must be furnished opportunity to
Keen re homes. 'Kvery year this be
eotnVs tnoro and more the nation's
duty. The greatest and noblest mis
sion of any nation is lo settle its cit
izens in eomfort and plenty in homes
of their own.
Many on'* l*nw I'nw I'll I ? co?* tli# liver loto
activity by f;cnllo niethou*. 1 liey do not scour, grlpa
or yre akon. They uro a (olilc to Die ilomm li. llvor
?nd nervti, Invigorate irwteud of weaken. They on
rich the blo<Mt and euable (he moinach to wet ?? 1 llm
nourlnhmont from fcHKl that la put Into li, The?e
plHi contain no calomel, they are toothing, Iiouling
and atlmulatlnx. Kor nule by all druivUU In 10c an 1
,V5o ?tie*. It yon need medical advice, wrtU) Mun
jron'i iJoetorn. They will ad* I .<> to tlx t>eM of their
Ability absolutely frc.e of fhnrac. ,)II'S YOS'rt
G3d and J cllcrnon Hi I'hll u del i> li I n, l'u?
M tiny on'* (*>ld Itemed} euros n Cold in one day.
I'rloe iftc. Munyon ? HticuinaiUiii Il?iinMy relieve*
In i few hour* ami curcn In a feu ''.a* ?. I'rle# JAc.
This is C> nis O.
Jflatcs. the man who
(tdvertivH Mother s
Joy And Coost
Crcnse Liniment,
two of the rrraicst
thing)* known to
)> uuiauliy.
Mofher'a
Jay
la a
Pramlum
Cura
and
Nam
rails
DYSPEPSIA
' 'Ravlnr ttb*? >a... i. < < ?
NU1 for
"Havinr taken your wouderful Ca?cs>
for taree month# tad being rntirely
?f stomach catarrh and dytpepsis,
J think a word of praise is due to
'CMurtti* for their wonderful cotnpoai.
tka. I bare taken numerous other so.
called remedies but without avail, and I
fad tkat Cascarets relieve more in a day
tiua all the others I hare taken would la
James McGune,
I?8 Mercer St., Jersey City, N. J.
-""?t. fatal*#*. Potent. Tk?ts Good.
Kmr ttick?a.W**k*? or Orip*.
Tile. N??w wlifc kj?)k. Tk*?M
iORiuqniCCC. Oosrant*?<l to
' f Ofll flffl
StT^ Tbofljpsan's Eye Water
?o .T-'IO.fj
PALATAL
SOUTHERN TEXTILE A8800IA
TION.
Meeting to be Held ,in Columbia,
Saturday, I'eb. l?tb.
The Southern Textile Association
chiefly of superintendenta
ami overseers in the various depart
meats of th? cotton mil 1 8, will hold
i t h regular winter meeting in Craven
Hall, Columbia, S. on Saturday,
Feb. 191 li.
There will he two sessions at !J :.'l0
and H p, in., and the program will
include an address of welcome by
Mayor W. S. Meamer, of Columbia,
response by ex-J'resident N. T.
Brown, of Kaleigh, N. 0,, and papers
<?n "The Development of (lie Wel
fare Work in the Mills," by Supt,
J. M. Davis, of Newberry; "Cotton
Carding" by li. D. Thomas, of Chan
lotte; "The Spinning Itoom," by
Supt. (Jen. K. Hreitz, of Hon Air,
Ala,, "Mill l.ife in the South," by
Sunt. Winslow, of Clinton,. 8. C,;
"Power Plants, " by S. H. Ithea, chief
engineer Chadw ick-Hoskius Mills No.
I, Charlotte, N. C., and "Dyeing,"
by one who dyes. These papers are
intended brlelly to Introduce the sub
jects, and all mill men eligible to
memberahip are cordially invited to
attend tho meetings and tuke part in
the discussions.
Interesting meetinga of this as
sociation were held during the past
year in Greenville and Spartanburcr.
S. and Charlolle and Ualeivh, N.
C. ; and as tJii? meeting at Columbia
is lo be held on Saturday afternoon,
when the mill men are off duty a
large attendance is expected.
Up To the Farmer.
It i:> possible within a few y c^4o to
double tin* average product ioui<4>l corn
per acre in the Cn.tod States, and to
accomplish it without auy increase in
work or expense. It xhmild not ho
underst-iod that the present corn crop
will be doubled, but that the same
yield will he produced on a smaller
number of acres. If fifty-tire or sixty
bushel* ar?; jailed on one acre instead
of two, the labor of plowing, harrow
ing, planting, cultivating and harvest
ing will he greatly red u-ed, and con
sequently the coslf of preduetion will
be reduced. I'oor corn erops are
usually attributed to unfavorable
weatluj' conditions, and unite often
this is flit? true cause its there are
few summer* during which the crop
does not milTer more nr less from un
favorable weather conditions ?t some
stage of its growth. I low ever, there
are other condition* nhieh are re
sponsible for the |ox\ product ion.
These conditions are under the direct
(outiol of the farmer, au<l ?t is up t<?
him as to whether he t-ih increase
and in many eases double hi. present
.Meld. So. 7 'in.
A Masterful Address.
Mr. dames .1, Hill, who is not only
a captain of industry, but who is one
of the really great r.:en of this yen
eration, in a masterful address deli -
ej_ed before the Minnesota Slate fair
statemenl : It is certainly a modi-rate'
statement to say thrtt by the middle
of the present century, when our
population shall have reached the
?joo.oon.ono mark, our best and most
convenient coal.s will have been so
far consumed tliiit the lemaiuder can
only be applied t'o present uses ;il an
enhanced cost which would probably
compel entire rearrangement of in
dustries and revolutionize the common
lot ami common life. This is not a
mere possibility but a probability
which our country must face.
HOMEMADE PHILOSOPHY.
(iood luck never looks in dark col
liers.
The smile of' a phili.suphic friend is
n I u ti \ s too familiarly cynical.
It' some chaps' si ones were to he
.printed they'd read lil v pure ro
mance.
The voice of an egotist doesn't ne
cessitate a cornet accompaniment, but
-it will come in as obligato.
Nut every man can occupy a high
place, and it' this were true there
are more low places than liitrh that
need persistent work. It is fidelity in
the use of wroit we possess that
hrinvrs forth fruit and that merits di
vine approval.
CI.KA!MIKAI)!<:i>
Head bookkeeper Must lie flellitldc.
The chief bookkeeper In a larg'1
business house In ono of our great
Western cities speaks of the harm cof
iee did for him:
"My wife and I drank our first cup
of Postum a little over two years ago,
and we have used It ever 6lace, to the
entire exclusion of ten and coffee. It
happened In this way:
"About three and a half years ago
I had an attack of pneumonia, which
left a memento in the shape of dys
pepsia, or, rather, to speak more cor
rectly. neuralgia cf the stomach My
'cup of cheer' had always hern coffee
or tea, but I becanir convinced, after
a time, that they aggravated my stom
ach trouble. 1 happened to mention
the matter to my grocer one day and
he suggested that I give Postum a
trial.
'jf'Next day it came, hut th? cook
made the mistake of not boiling it
sufllclently. and we did uot like It
much. This was, however, soon rem
edied, and now we like It so much
that we will never change hack Pos
tutn, being a food beverage Instead of
a drug, has been the means of curing
mv stomach trouble, I verily believe,
for I em a well man to-day and have
uaed no other remedy.
1 "My work aa chief bookkeeper In
our Co. 'a branch house hero ia of a
very confining nature. During my
coffee-drlnklng dayi I waa subject to
nervoutneaa and 'the blues' in addi
tion to my ilck apella. These have
l$ft me alt^po 1 bognn ualrig Postum,
<*J?d r) cornel enyou^y recommend
It to those whose work <;onflnea them
to long hours of severe mental exer?
[ tloo."
"There'? a Iteaaon."
1 Look Id pkgA. for the Uttle book.
"The Road to Wellvllle."
Kver read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. Thej
I ?re genuine, true, and fall of homaa
: tataraet. 4
DESERTED, HE SMS,
By THE SUM TRUST
Spltzer Avers He's a Scapegoat
For Men "Higher Up."
WON'T TELL WHO THEY ARE
Hut lie \V ft m ICi?ii??'<l by
Company lie HhvimI Twenty*
nltif Ye?r? ? Kent to l'Vderitl
I'rUon For Two Year*.
N<jw York City, ? After recoivinK i
ientenco of two year* In th" Federal
prison at Atlanta, following his con
viction In the United BUIch Circuit
Court along with four other employes
of the Hugar Trust, Ollvnr Hpltzer, the
former Dock (Superintendent of the
Williamsburg plant, made hU first
public Htatement nlncc It Ih arregt. It
wild In the nature of ? complaint that
he had been niP.de a HctipeRoat to.
nhl<.*ld men higher up In the angar
company.
flpUser did not kIv<? any Informa*
I Hon ait to who theao mm iu<gUt be.
He had l>pen advlsM by Henry L.
Btlrnaoh, the (Jov^rnmont'u special
proaeoutor, and JudK" Martin, of the
United State? (.'our', who trj*d him,
to do this < v i' since tils conviction.
Judge Mart'n In i a:t Iftilar told all
five of the coii'iccd men that it i k con*
?dderallon of t h ?? Jury's r^ immenda
Hon of cl^ni'Tirv would d?M< nd large
ly upon the informal Ion they mli'.ht
give i he (jovcrniueni All iho men
kept hllenee. Tin' four checker* re* ,
reived pi i.iou tenua on Hlackwell's
Inland.
This Is what Spluor lind to ?ay
after rentpjiee wan Imposed
"I nm going to Atlanta brcaus? I
directed my conn I not to apply for
a stay of execution. I did i:-jL want
to place myself ln'tjje Fama position
as ( ' h n l ien W Morse. Through stays
and l-^gal (juibbl'B lie addt-d a yeav'n
Imprisonment in i h -? Toiubi to his
sentence, which was finally upheld by
the Poster couv'sg, I y aut no . u ? ? h
lo. S <.( till)."
"T am not nayim; this bpeaus'i I
apprth^nd t hat my ? < >11 vl< 1 1< i n v. Ill l,e
Hustniii' 1 On t he Tontrarv, I ex?-,ec t
a ii' w trial and an a:-f|iiit(a' Tho
Sugar Trust made a scapegoat of me.
H de.-'-ried 1.1,' a h*.o!.u i ly. 1 1 0.1 tided
and ruined ne after l had sr; v d l(
faithfully foi iweniv-nine I
started with i ! < t r ? ? : when I was a
hoy, nil. I by industry work'd my way
up until I b.-i a .1 ? KU|:'-riiitci)d< nt or"
docks in William .!iu : ;? It was re
ported that I was i - nivnn; bit; j ay.
A* a matter of f < " I got a salary of
f'i'i ;t ?'('( i\ I |)c ( X | US 'S of tliis
trial h:tvt' cut into r.iy savings and
h ?v? left i,)' pra?'i Icaljy ! ?i I n ? ? I .
'in ; 'l ? a'legid fraud pro* cent ion
tlic (I'lvinim ;ji < . i< tl in. victim mid
the Sntrar Trus' suiswi ???e?| by sa-ri*
fb nig nu.* a v. I four S 1 *? a \v p'k check
ers None <>f ii ?< was ^ ? 1 1 1 i y of any
bren' '? in' law, biit vone b ; ly had to
go to pi'iHon to f'.vi* tlios. hl?hcr up.
They Kiy | had U m.wl of the
a! le?;?'i| mti'ii oil III..II i.f j J i < ? y al::s at
th ? k ii u .i r '?< y I d'i'i i I link I w a:i
hi the .-'a!" Louses <n .? ? ? in th'1 last:
fi f >?< i\ >? a : ? I hal iii < ( si on to
filter t iU' ill . A- to li:i ii t>-M k I . ? .? I
paid to have 1> tl i sj ?*i>-v ? 1 1 :| hi a hole
in a m i uf y, ! Kno'.v nothing
about il. at.!, yi.-iinin.lv. no en,* t ,.v,>
(!(??>:; Inil I 'a It, who ?. <\ V" found it
th.-n
"My c onten 1 inn aiuays has b??-n'
'and ifi V 11 i i; .i ? if t v, ji.? diff-i-.
? ?iic.v: i!i ? v. i' iii?; of sejiar- tlie
ci'v we|j;'iers i-imii' w.-re i cs|irinsih]e
for ii I'll- i-e ,i* i>v r> reason why
th v ;M u>. ; >.v it;') n fitvr.'l' of th?
Kolb'r so ;i s in 'a hint to present
falhe bills in tie- pu.V^as.T. "
SIX Ml III) | \ i: \< | ; i ; |OT.
Wgroe.s Mi<>l in I m!il \\ ii!i Whiles ifv
Tonni'ii'.n' l.nhsii- ('.imp.
( 'li ?? i ? h ? a . Y.'nn Six negroes
tt'Pi'o Kill- i in r::* ? r 1 ? ? 1 a' '!:?.! 4's
Unr, I .? i? i and I1;".'. a eatiip
iwilllv 1S1 i? ? ;s ("li I' I unr )-;i. on
tli?* *IYn nr.- Uiv-: ll'i-f '.ins be
tween the wi sri.l hla< i; enipio\t"S
of the llU'K ???lit! dfl'.il J oil. . ,.i . fil'jf llH'l
horn growing foi s \. ..il ?!:?>>?. ami an
ns?ault iijjin one of lii ? ii f laborers
by jpvci'pl white i.ii 11 i-ro.. ? niut.trs
t o a ("11 mr.r
After an c.v'mnge of n'mi'', be
tween t!;? negroes and five j.nlic men,
rushed ly train from Chattanooga,
and a scjua.l o ' s'uclal deputies, the
t rouble was n1' d'ed No:)1 of the
whit .* r.un w a < I ; I ' ' > . w.vm ?{???l.
Tin* notiiti' s v. nil ii;i ! I i\ 'i the iin\'t
netive part In tiu' t. ill : ;Mso;r. ;d
tip the : iv. r.
ma Kin <ii; \s ii\ i ? t \
Two Shootings OrciM* at Catni\ul ii\
l.oulsvillc.
J,o?il?vHle. Kv ? Ywo 1112*
nnt> fata!, rrsvil'i ! ( mm the Mardl
Gras celebration i e;v
Fourteer.-year-"!?l C'li.f >r,! Mot'.loy,
dressed a s a cowhvy ar.l b:\intllshlns
u revolver, a<\ Men* illy di*oha.\;ed the
weapon, the l. .'lot 1 !itnrir? r h r? st?n>
nch of Noah M Collins anil causing
death.
Charles 1' -vers. .1 m?r v standing
In front of r : ? S-rlVa h I' '1. warn
taunted by a party of '*?. ^ .->rx,
shot a ir 1 v t >t; > .1 . > M i.uy m u,j
face.
Yav.dei bilt I lnjusnl Man.
1 T a ro t ? I V?- d.'iV.'.i N.-.v Yarli
City, was r.i <;.?[' .1 b\ I'l.ru.i court
to t-tv f ir>o? to a nn.11 hia aatouiohila
V\ I t il. -
TIU sr PAYS MOKK 1)11 I1-:s.
National Sugar ltefinins < ompnnj
lias Paid S.J. I.
New York City - - W i is f ret! nnnn'
fon, special r.ssisiant I nr. .1 S arcs
Altornev-dencrf*!. announced that the
National Sr.gir R? finini; Company ha I
mad? a cash sctt'shiem with the Gov.
ornm?iK > i $Co4,CO'!.il7 becauaa of
back duties cu importation? of sn?ar
which we-* under-weighed.
This makes a total sum of S3 484,
P.04.37 paid in by the three big sugar
companies here to the Government
HOSPITAL GONG COST L1FK.
Delirious Firennn Sprang From Bed
at Familiar Alarm.
Chicago, 111. ? A tragic siorv con
cerning Bartholomew Cloonan, a flre
maD, bectmo public, when the rase of
his widow, who b sning tho city for
$10,000 damagee. was tried.
Cloonan, while in a seml-de^lrloua
state at tile Mercy Hospital, following,
an aec'.dent which fraciured both of
his le%s, plunged from his bed at the
eound or g gong in the hospital, which
he mlaiook for a flre alarm, reaching
the corridor before he fell uncon
scious . Mt ?oor %n*rw4xd?
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FAM0U8 DOCTOR'S
PRESCRIPTION.
f eruna it* aold by your local drutf
giat. liny a bottle today.
The trouble with some men is that
they jrturu up the steps of success hut
never step up the stairs. Moral*, got
your hill climbers on. 80. 7- '10.
VKHGK OF COIXAPHE.
Many Women Brought to It by Kid
ncy niHVHsr.
Mrs. Charles Sweetmnn, 624 Wash
ington St., Huffalo, N. Y., nays: "Kid
ney trouble hud me lu a bad way and
on the verge of. col
lapse. Dull hack
ache weakened me
and broke my
Bleep. I was very
nervous, and doc
tors' toatmentwas
not taking me
better. Doan'sKid
ney Pills helped
me at onco and six
I boxes cured me sy well that In three
| yearn tho (rouble bus not come ba<'k."
Remember the name? Doan'a, i"or
sain by nil dealers. fiO centu a box.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
An honewt soul is like a calm lake
wherein all the world's beauties arc
reflected and intensified.
I^eg n Musi of Itching Humor.
"About ?e ven yearn ago a small
abrasion appeared on my right log
Just above my ankle. It Irritated me
no that I began to scratch it and It
began to spread until my leg from my
ankle to the knee was ono solid scale
like a scab. The Irritation 7/as always
worse at night and would not allow
ine to sleep, or my wife either, nnd
It was completely undermining our
health. I lost fifty pounds In weight
and was almost out of my mind with
pain and chagrin as no matter where
the Irritation came, ut work, ou the
str<H?t or In tho presence of company,
I would have to scratch ll until I had
the blood running down into my shoe. !
1 simply cannot describe my suffer- i
ing during those seven years. The
pain, mortification, loss of sleep, both 1
to myso l nnd wife is simply indescrib
able on paper and one has to ex
perience It to know what it Is.
"I tried all k'nds of doctors and
remedies but I might as well have
thrown my money down a sewer.
They would dry up for a little while
and fill me with hope only to break i
out ngnln just as bad If not worse. 1 I
had given up hope of ever being curcd
when I was induced by my wife to J
give the Cut leu ra Remedies a trial.
After tailing the Cutlcura Remedies
for a Utile while I began to see h
| change, and after taking a dozen bot
tles of Cuticura Resolvent, In conjunc
j tion with ?he Cuticura Soap and Cutl
cura Ointment, the (rouble had en
| (irely disappeared and my leg was as
tine as (he day I was born. Now after
a lapse of six months with no signs of
a recurrence I feel perfectly safe In
extending (o you my henrtfelt thanks
for the good tho Cuticura Remedies
have done for me. I shall always rec
ommend them to my friends. W. H.
White. 3 1 2 K. Cabot St., Philadelphia,
Pa , Feb. 4 and Apr. 13, 1909."
Goodness does not consist in great
ness, '.nit greatness in goodness.
A Father'* Worry.
Your poor wt-ari.-d wt'e losing sleep nurs
ing U.e litclo one suffering from that ni?ht
ttfini f..r children and horror to parents,
<nori\ should havo a bottle of Taylor's
t h?<ri>?i?.> liem*<|> of Sweet Gum and Mul
lein, i?n undoubted croup preventative as
wo 1 H3 fntniiy cure for coughs, oolds and
tsousuinpiiou. At druggists 25e. and 60o.
Timo as he prows old tenches many
lessons ? Acschvlus.
Rheumatism Cured In ? Oftj.
Dr. Deletion's Relief for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its
action is remarkable. Removes the caust
and disease nuickly disappears. First doss
greatly benefits. 73c. ana #1. All druggists.
We give to necessity the praise of
virtue. --(^uintilian-.
When yonr joint.-* are stiff and muscle* !
snip, whi'm vou strain or bruise vourself. uae
I'trry Pan's' l\iinkiller. At nil druggists.
Tin- essence of jrood or evil is a
cf'rtain disposition of the will.
I)r Pierre's Pleasant Pellets regulate nno l
invigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Suxnr-t oaied, tiny granules. Kasy to take
as candy,
< >:ic thorn of experience is worth j
n whole wilderness of warning.
Mrs \\ mslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
te~! ;niw. ?eftens t he gums, reduces infhimtna- I
tioii.aiirt) sp.on.cureBwind colic, 2oc. a bottle. |
llaudsotnc is that handsome does, i
i
Only One "Brnnto Ouinine,"
That is IjHXatiVf* llromo y tonne. I-ook
for th- signature ot B. W. Grove, Usedtho
Worid o\er :o Cure a Co d in On* Day. Wo
Here I stand; I can do no other
wise. God help me. Amen.
Best for Children "
Give* iiuUnt rdicKvhco lillUtfunafc
an irritated and sore. CmImh
ia opwtei tadli u plcmnt fclAl
m it w effective.
AltWinl i, IB?
wisely directed, will cause her to
give to her little ones only the most
wholesome ami beneficial remedies
and only when actually needed, and
tlie well-informed mother uses only
the pleasant and gentle laxative rem
edy ? Syrup of Kigs and IClixir of
Senna ? when a laxative is required,
as it is wholly free from all objec
tionable substance*, To get its ben
eficial effects always buy the genu
ine, manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
A Great Gouutry.
The United States is a great couu
try. While we have only one-four
teenth of the urea of the world .and
one-seventeenth of its population, we
carry one-ninth of its commerce and
have created one-fourth of its wealth.
Wo have one-half of thu total rail
road mileage. Wo produce yearly
one-third of till mining products, one
fourth of all manufactures in value,
and onc-lifth o fall agricultural pro
duets,-. The population has increas
ed sinco 1800 from 31,000,000 to 87,
000,000; the wealth has increased
from $10,000,000,000 to *108 ?0,000,
000? > that in, in forty-seven years
the increase in population has been
56, 000, 000 and the inereaso of our
wealth has been ${>2,000,000.
The human trinit>? bod?-, mind,
spirit! Keep them all healthy, in
; harmony with each other. Then will
i you enjoy life to the fnli -the more
: ho if you live in harmony with nature.
| Out of malice and envy only hatred
I can be bred. Let us beware of these
I mustering our thoughts.
Begin every day as religiously as
| though it were a lifetime.
BouUu Agricultural Lands.
The agricultural lands of the
Soutbam Stales are not like those of
the great central prairie States dense
ly occupied by an agricultural popu
lation. In the majority of the Gulf
Statep leas than one-third of the
available agricultural laud ia under
cultivation at the preaeut time, and in
the State of Texas lew then owe aere
in ten which ia available for the pro-*
duetion of crop* wa# occupied by the
farming population at the time of the
laat census. Since that time the Hg
ricultruji population of Texas haa
been increased by over 1,500,000 oeo
ple, iu? nearly aa can he estimated in
the absence of later census figures,
aa4 siti/.ena of other States are
crewJlfcg hito Texaa at the rate of
3OfO0u to Jo, 000 persons per month,
in search of homes and agricultural
opportunities on Texas soil*.
The world ia a comedy to those
that think, a tragedy to those who
fell, ? Horance Walpoje.
'J'o give to the less fortunate than
ouraelvea is to touch handa with the
diviue.
Many Children Are Sicklr.
Mother (Jr?y'? Sweet Powder# for Children,
used by Mother CJr ay, a nurae ia Child ret) ?
liome, New York, cure Summer Complaint,
Peverubneae, Headache. Stomach Trouble*.
Teething Diaordera and l)e?tfoy Worm*. At
all DruggiaU', 25c. Sample mailed rBJC*
Addre** Allen B. Olmsted, Le Ho/, K, X.
Men aro used an (hoy UBe oth<i*s.
Itch cured in 30 minutes liy Woolford'n
Sanitary Lotion Never fw ?' tn drnirffittx
Thoughts aro mightier than
si rengl li of hand,-* jjophoi'lcs.
Pile* Cured li> 0 to 14 I>aj?.
Pano Ointment is guaranteed to core any
ceao of Itcliiutf, Wind, Hlteding or Protruding
Pile* in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 60c j
vlt lakes a wisr? mnn to discover 6
wise man.' ? Diogenes Laertius.
For IlKADAdlK-lllrXt' ?A FI'DINR
\Vhether from Cold*. Heat. Btomach or
Nervous Troubles. Capudlne will rollove you.
It's llfjuld?Dleasant to take? arts Itnmedl
atoly. Try It. 10c., 35e., aitO f>0 cents at drug
?tores.
Few things are impossible to dil
igence and Hkili. ? Johnson.
Wken you're as hoarse as a crow, cough
ing and gasping? when you're an oldfashj
ioned cold ? take A lien' $ Limy Balsam. ?
The capricious girl lacks the ele
ment of poise, but all her wishes are
gratified more or less.
! Woman' s Power
Over Man
i Woman's most glorious endowment is the power
to awaken und hold the pure and honest love of a
I worthy man. When she lot>es it and still loves on,
I uo one ir. the wide World can know the heart agony
[ ahe endures. The woman who suffers from weak
ness and derangement of her special womanly or
ganism soon loses the power to sway the henrt of
a man. Iler general health suffers and she loses
licr tfood looks, her attractiveness, her amiahilitv
and her power and prestige as a wudiqd. Dr. R.V. Pieroe, of Buffalo, N.Y., with
the assistance of his &taff of able physicians, has prescribed for and cured mapy
thousands of women. 1 1 o has devised a eucccssful remedy for woman's ail
ments. It is known as Dr. Piercc'a Favorite Prescription. It is a positive
specific for the weaknesses end disorders peculiar to women. It purifies, regu
lutes, strengthens and heals. Mcdicinc dealers 6ell it. No honest dealer will
1 edvise you to accept u (substitute in order to make a tittle larger, profit.
IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG,
SICK WOMEN WEIL.
Dr. Pierce' a Pleasant Pellets regulate and strengthen Stomach, Lfvcr and BoweJt.
COLT DISTEMPER
Cab be handled to tt easily, '1 lie *lclc are oured, and all other* In
Mime stable, no nittfr how "fkiiMi*ed," kept from having U>*
dteaaee, by airing i^OHNU UQl'ID DWTKJJPKK CL'H. . Give
the tongue or la f?ed. ieta on the Mood and a*pele germ*
all form* of dleteiaper. Beet retnedr ever knoira for mare* In
foal. One bottle guaranteed to cure one coe*. 50c and 91 a bottle;
fa and tlOdoaen, of drugctau and harneea dealere. or rent eipreee
bafd by maiiufa^Hi r?rs. Cut *kow? bow to poultice throat*. Our
free Booklet giro* everything I/xsal agent* wanted, largest
(filing hoeee remedy In c* latency - tw?lre year*.
IPOHN MBDIOAL OO., Cb?mUti and B?ct?rloloaltt*, Qothon, Ind., U. 0. A.
MR. GINNER!
Have you ever seen the
LUMMUS
AIR BLAST GIN SYSTEM?
Do you want to increase your profits
and at the samo time le?sen your labor?
We have spent 40 years perfecting a
gin system that would meet the actual
requirements, and now we've got it.
Your namo and addrefiB on a post card
will brinsr you full information.
F. H. LUMMUS SONS CO., Columbus, 6a.
When You Buy Hoes
This Year Be Sure to
Ask for
THE "JOHN REILY" HOE
The Blade for Dixie
It will save you one-fourth labor and time in the
cotton field. ? - w.
Y ou can use it without skinning and bruising the
cotton stand.
With its keen cutting corners you can CUT in
steaPn PUSH away the stalks not needed in
bringing cotton to a stand.
If you will but examine it you will tee its supe
riority at a glance.
Tour (U?l?r should har? the** hou o* (?t tb?m for yon. XT not. writ# ma. I
THE JOHN RE1LY HOE CO. N?w OtImuu, U. <
It was In We very cottage In
oito oi rnsit -? ?ww* ? .1 "i?"
son's Tonic cured them quIcWy? read letter belowt
' 'a>n>Mi..ii'.M?r>w%:
ittfotiuJimuMKM** r?f mm ?? ? ? ??? m?imhi wm. An
. For IUi^um?ti^n.
Th? wty to cure rbeuuuti^w ijl to i?nn?#
L_ 'tpuivfll tl>? CAMMM&
form, i
OUC OOlim. tnu if nuiu 11 j dlUjfgi
?Uy. Tftbjkte mailed on receipt
i took let frp#, lioubftt Clieftjjc#J
tirnor#, Md
Tbc pa*t in beyond uh, but we ?r?
^^neri^Iii_o?ouri[ulure^
SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
By Lydia E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound
Do Forest, Wis.?
"After an opera,
tion four years afte
I had pains down*
ward iu both sidetL
backache, and A
weakness. The doc*
tor wanted me to
have another opera
tion. I took Lyala K.
pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound and
I am entirely cured
of my troubles."?
Mrs. Auguste Vjsspeumaxn, I>o For
est, Wisconsin.
Another Operation Avoided.
!New Oilcans, La.? "Tor years I suf
fered from severe female troubles.
Finally 1 wns confined to my bed and
the doctor said an operation was neces
Bary. X gave Lydia E. Finllham's Veg
etable Compound a trial first, and
was saved from an operation." ? Mfs.
Lily Pkyroujk, llll KerlorecSt, New
Orleans, La.
Thirty years of unparalleled success
confirms Ihe power of Lydia E. Pink
ham'B Vegetable Compound to ctflre
female diseases. The great volume of
unsolicited testimony constant J yjMjujf
ing in proves conclusively thai l^jrym
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound \?
a remarkable remedy for those otp
trconlng foiainino ills from Which SO
many women suffer.
If you want upeeiul advice about
your case write to Mrs. Pinkhain,
at Lynn, Mnns. ? Her advioe i|
free, and always helpful* ?
A BUSY DOCTOR
it otten delayed. Ketp a bottle of GOW.
AN'S PREPARATION In the home and b?
prepared lor pneumonia, croup, cold*,
cou|bi, orippe, paint and torenett In lunft
and throat. Ktternal and -gives quick
relief. Ail djujiuto. *1 00, 50c, 25c.
SHIP
URS
To Richmond, Virginia.
CLARENCE COSBY
I'rjh Market Prloen uihI Denis Fair
LARGE NUMBER ONE SKINS
Mltik 17.00 each. Grey Fox fl. 35 each
Raccoon 1.70 " Oj>ossum .60
Skunk 3.25 " Muskrat, .55 " i
Kabblts 14c jtound.
We si ami express chariros on all shipment*
of Fur whosu value exceeds 110.00.
gu_YTh_E BEST COTTON SEED
Increase your yield 100 to f>00 pounds Lint
per acre, by planting ' Hlmpklns Prolific" abso
lutely the best. Our guarantee with every
sack, put up In 2 .1-2 -bushel ban*. Price 11.25
per bushel f.o.b. Raleigh. Order riulck, If rou
waut the b?st selected seed. GUARANTEE
SEED COMPANY. E. T. Ot.ivsr. Gen. M'gr.
Box 104. BA LEIGH, If. C.
T- COLE PLANTER
Makes BIGGER CROPS
Because It mixes the iruano with the soil close
under the seed so that the cotton Is nourished
from the time It sprouta end Urowi oft
?iron* and Thrifty. A farmer says "IN
sound* of gnsno applied with (lis
i'o I n Planter t? equal to 200 pounds
pnl out In the ti?ual war.**
IT INCREASES THE VIICI.O A BALB
OR MORE TO EACH ONE-HORSE CROP.
SAVES TIME AND MONEY
One man and one homo at one trip prepares
the seed-bed, puts In tho iruano, opens again,
drops and covers the seed, all In Just the right
way for either Corn, Cotton, Teas, Horghum,
Peanuts, Etc. The COLE PLANTf JL beats
the world In celling a quick, even at find.
It puts one seed after another in a atralght
line, thick or thin, so that It *avea seed,
roktn lei* to ihtn, and leee to cultivate.
Mr. Hearn of Georgia writes "I woni.D not
MISS PLANTING MY CHOP WITH TIIE COI.?
l'l/ANTIR ro? ?apo.co.*'
IT MEANS MOrEY TO YOU. write at once
for IMI.IS catalogue and name of merchant
who tells and guarantees Cole Planters.
THE COLE MFG CO..
BOX 50. CHARLOTTE. N. O.
Wo Buy
F U If 8
HMei and
Wool
Faathara, T allow, ItMvu, Ginaanr. \
CoMan Seal.f Yellow Rool), May Appla,
WIU Clntar, ate. \Va ara daaUnt
cafcaViBiWid in 1856? "Oy?t half a century La
Lauirvila" ? ?nd can do battar far 7 mi thin
Mtaat* or (Muniaion Merchant*. Rafanaoa,
?ay Bank in Louir*ila? Writ* for waakly
priac Km aad ?Kipvina t ***?
M. Babel A Ions,
t*7 *? Market 31. L0UI8VU.IK, KY.
Re?tore? Cray Hair to Nftturtl Color
**movw ?*i???iuf p an* *?*?*
(??ifortUt tod pr?r?nU th? h*i* (ran Ullln* oV.
?. ? ** *?
XANTHINE OO^ Richmond* Virginia