The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 06, 1910, Image 3
Sarsaparilla
Leads all other medicines in
the cure of all spring ailments,
humors, loss of appetite, that
tired feeling, paleness and
nervousness. .Take It.
Oet it today In Uyulrt form or In tab
1?U knoWn nh Hnr*nt?b? lAO do?ion I).
?wet.'u. ..v, w- - j
Htrong rt'ttKonH make tftr.on# actions.
KciemaT Ua? T?tl*rln?.
*1 have tw*n trmrW"d -wHh Rwaewa on
tha fare for nearly two ye?r?, and ? l?w
Application* of Tetterlne ?rt<1 tlie line ef
Tetterlne ftoap liaa entirely cured me, I
cannot *ay too nkueb for Me praUe." .
Myri.cKa, Mum Mr?. H A, lluuUn*
Tetterlne cures K< aem* |>andruff. Itch
In* Pile*, King Worm ft nil every form of
fcalp and J?l<!n Pine*.** T?H?rln? &?<';
altering Houp iff. At or hy
mail <Jlrert from Tin Hhuptrine Co., H*?
vanrmli. Ga. <
With every m?ll or.l??i for T*nerlne we
frlve a box of Stuipttinc'a 10c l.iver IMlls
rca.
Character is the iroverninj; element
in lifo uml i< above (?enine.
. C oliatipatii r? <?!!)*?;? mid ?vuoiii?!) avvra
vataj (winy dtr<,K?6e It i? thoroughly
cuiea Ly iH Pierce'# I'tUtU Tiny sUgar
coateJ granule*
lo repel one's is to make it
heavier. Ho, 18*'10.
V? r oi.t-H una ?? itih
II let's f'Ai uixxx t ? tho Immi nmdjj'-rk
llevr* die r'ln:; mi'! f"verUlin????~<Mire# tli?
Coif) eit'l ??? lonH i ormnj condition* li'?
liquid-HIV.'H l,?tni? diiyely. IOC., tin'. tnd Wo.
V drni;
Editorial Jotting*.
Jt it impouibl* to be ju#t if one ia
not generous.
Kx-(iov, Frank Brown i* willing to
*hcd the "cj" cfT hii? name and title.
Kcit thing Harney Oldflcld will be
daring IJalle^'a ?uwet for u race, will)
hi* automobile.
The *l(<a|Mibli('An party'* ir.o.t ???
liable Imrinonir.er i? a |>ro*j>e4rlive
election,?Washington fctar.
The l,cgitdature might placate (lie
wnlTra^'iMt* by making tome *\veel
toothed woman State l.rnrprctor of let
Cream.
TKIa Will Interewt Mother*.
Mother <Jray'*8wret 1'owder*fort'hildro.n,
euro r?*Vori*tin?>w, 11lltt'l Nloinath.
IWh m? |)i?oriit'i'?.Kc?0ulatuthe ituucjuuuu
Destroy Worm*, They k up cold# in '24
hour*. I 'l<Mniifit to take, uii'l linriol^M'4 ti? milk.
Never fail AI 25<*. Kauipteinnilad
Kntr.. Addreaa Alien 8.0huated,l,eHoy,N.Y.
Tin-re in no ehaneo in rem.iMh.
Mm Winalow't Nootlun# for ('hdilrea
te^thuM,?<;f(eu* iK* (514111*. ?educe* j rill .nota
tion , hJlay* pain.ctttiu windcolic.25c.a U?tUa.
Hennty i? the index of a larger fact
than wisdom.
for IIVADADIH > APDAINH
Whether from Cold*. lint, Hiomach or
Nfrvpl?*'l rouble*, <' a 1111 < 1111 ?i will i?||?ve you.
If* lluiilct-plfin.Bin lo tinman.
? tety, Try It. 10c.. k5c.. and ut coot* ui dru*
fcioro*.
I _ ? 1 . .
IIawuh what a man should be to
woman ever?'gentle, and yet a guide.
For lied, ({citing Kyelld*. Cyfct*, Htye*,
Falling Kyclonlie* an<l All Ivyaa That Need
Ciue, Try Marino IJye Salva. A*eptie
Tiiltea, Trial Hue, Wo. A*k Your Drugftat
or Write Murine Ky? lletuvdy Co., Chicago.
No 111 it 11 can Iok(- what he never bad.
A Clean Man
Outside clcunlioess it lc?? than half the battle. A man may
noruh himself a do/cn times u day, and still bo unolean. Good
health means clcunliness not only outside, but inside. It muni
? clean stomach, clean bowels, clean blood, a clean liver, end
new, dean, healthy tissue*. J He man who is clesa in this way
will look it and act it. Ho will work with energy and think
clean, clear, healthy thoughts.
!Ie will never be troubled with liver, lung, stomach or blood
disorders. Dyspepsia uud indigestion originate in anelean atom*
uchs. Illood disensca are found whero there is unolean blood.
(Jou&umption und bronchitis mean unclean lungs.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
prevents theae diseasea. It make* a raan'a ioildw oUaa
and hoalthy. It cloana the digestive or|?ui, taakoa pure,
clean blood, and clean, health/ fleah.
It reatoros tono to the nervona system, and ourea nervous exhaustion and
prostration. It contains no alcohol or habit-forming drugs.
Constipation is tho most unclean uncleanlinesa. Dr. ricrce'a Flcaaant Pel
lets cure it. They never gripe. Kasy to take as oaruly.
THE MOST IMPORTANT LABOR-SAVING
IMPLEMENT INVENTED IN YKA"S
THE
4'JOHN REILY" HOE
THE HOI WITH KEEN, FINELY-TEMPERED CORNERS,
GIVING IT THREE CUTTING EDGES AND PERMITTING
DOUBLE ACTION---TO AND FROM THE USER.
MORE THAN 700.000 IN USE; HAVE YOU GOT YOURS
YET? IF NOT, ASH YOUR DEALER OR WRITE US.
THE JOHN REILY HOE CO., N?w Orleans, La.
Worth Hearing.
Friends are ourselves. I
Then spare I ho rod and spoil (he
child.
Light seeking light doth light of
light beguile.
Adversity's sweet milk, philosophy.
??Shnkespeare.
Integrity without knowledge is
weak ami useless.
I)o good to thv friend to keep him,
to thy enemy to gain hint.
? The true man is that whicffc?tjusts
under what is called man.
A Package Mailed Free on Request of
HUNYON'S
PAW-PAW PILLS
The hast Stomach and
Liver Pills known and
a positive and speedy
euro for Constipation,
Indigestion, Jaundice,
milousnesiJ, Bour Stom
ach, Headache, and nil
ailments arising from a
disordered stomach or
sluggish liver. They
contain In . concen
trated form all the
virtues anil values of Munyon'r Pnw
Paw tonlo and are made from t o
juice of the Paw-Paw fruit. 1 un
hesitatingly lecommend these pi 1 1b as
beln? the best lnxatlv<* and cathartic
ever compounded. Sen*} us postal or
letter, requesting a free package of
Muiiyon'n Celebrated Paw-Paw Laxa
tive Pills. and we will mall same freo
of charge. Ml'NYON 8 HOMOEO
PATHIC HOME REMEDY CO., 63d
find Jefferson Sta , Philadelphia, Pa.
DAISY FLY KILLER
tarvWtt.
uMtMJid kitu *ii au*.
N?tl. titan. inw
l>l, convenient. ch?*p,
lllll til ?!>???,
M?d? ol mml, cui?t
_?pUI or tfp over, will dm
toll ol tnluro aajrthlof.
Gu4i*nt*e<t efleul*#.
Of ill dMkUn or Kit
prnwW lor 20 c<nH. 4
HAROLD nouimi
ISO n?Kalk Ar?.
BvvOlIfn, V. T%'
BUY BAiiLt Axe" Shoes
f VI IP P Send postal for
?? ftv n mm Free Package
I II In Li of rnxtlns.
Better and more economical
than liquid antiseptics
FOB ALL TOILET USES.
Utm on* i iwm( breath s clean, white, I
fferm-free teeth?anti?eptlc*Dy dean
month am) throat -puriftea the breath
tftermoUai?diapela all dUagreeable
paraplrationand bqdy odore- much ap
preciated by dainty WWnia A quick
remedy for aore aye* and eetarrh.
A Suk Pialin jwwk d?*
?oKrcd in a (Um of hot watay
nuJtM t <Uli|t|^?l ItliMplH ao>
0T5S
laree bo* *
LTMS fNUCYOM Toinroo., ?o?tp?, Mam. J
Vanity bvars flowers but no fruit.
liuy "Hatti.e Axk" Kiiokb.
Marvelous Technicality.
The following paragraph speaks for
itself. It was not intended for a joke
by the man who wrote it, however, for
it is a verbatim reprint from one of
the most staid scientific journals in
I his count ry, numelv, 'fhe l'hcrraaceu
tieal Heview. For technicality it cer
tainly carries off the palm:
"On boiling exymethymophine- J
thine with acetic aphydride it is de
composed into the basic substance,
ethanoleimethyhunine, and u nitrogen- j
free compound, methyldiae.otyltri-oi- ?
phenanthrene. The ethanet dimcthy- <
j lumine was isolated in the form of its
< haracteristic chlorate. The inethyl
| diacetvlt rioxphenant hrene was purified
! by washing itsetheral solution success- '
fully with dilute sodium hydroxide!
and dilute sulphuric acid and then ro
crystallizing repeatedly from alcohol.
It melts at 2010 (the isomerio dia
cethyet rioxphenant herene obtained
from eodenine melts at 162-lfi50."
Household Hints.
Have a button box for the odd but
tons and keep them in it.
Equal parts of skimmed milk and
water, warmed, will remove fly specks
from varnished woodwork or turni
t lire.
It is better for the farmer to have
less live stock and bank Rtoek and
more cheerful and contented human
stock. Therefore, make the home at
t ract ive.
When my folks have a desire to
make the stove look double-extra good,
they take paper and rub it all ovex1
the stove thoroughly. This will make
it shine like a glass bottle.
Comfort and
NewStrength
AwaifcT thoJpcrson.who^discQV 6f ?
that ft long^train^of Coffe^lialajciiS
be thrown off by Using
POSTUM
in placeof Coffee;
sella", biTthe^ food elements
roasted lwhe4tlu?eATr inf .Aakji
Postu
ceftxtJromjLhe absence of jra/fagg
WONT?IMiOM&im
POSTUM
Hfc^
jr/y "
PALMETTO HAPPENINGS
Kewf KotN of Ctoaerel Utorcft
from All Part* of tba Htata.
Toothful Drunkard Bbooto Train.
As Uoutbvru train No. 41 wa? com
ing at a lively clip, Thursday after
noon, between tJrover, N. C., tu?d
JJlacksburg, a ahot wait tired into
the train, shattering the glass in the
window of tho rear coach, and nar
rowly missed the flagman, who was
in the rear end of the coach at the
time. Mike Hlanton was arrested and
locked up at Blacksburg, and when
charged with tin- crime, admitted that
he waa present, hut said the (lie
shooting was done by William Little,
with Whom he (Blanton) lives in
North Carolina, saying that he and
Little were both drinking and thai
LUtle was drunk, and that when the
train came along he fired his shot gun
without "Buying a word.
iupremo Court After Lawyer*.
Already a warn pod with work, the
supreme court, in an opinion in a
case in which the documents were es
pecially voluminous, proftests against
the growing tendency of lawyers to
Ale lengthy briefs on appeal and in
timates that drastic measures will be
taken to secure relief for the court
nnless the lawyers bring their case>
within the rules designed to proLcct
tie court against excessive labor.
The court says long briefs consume
time and labor which should be ap
plied to the merits of questions pro
Muted.
Will Borrow $100,000.
The sum of $100,000, which is to
he used in buying additional land*
and in the creetion of certain build
ings to relieve the congested con
ditions at the State Hospital for thr
Insane, kh provided for by a joint
resolution passed at the last Session
of the general assembly, will be bor
rowed from the sinking fund commis
sion.
On to Olemson May 9.
All agencies working for agricul
ture in South Carolina will meet at
Clcmsou College-ou >May 9, when the
work in this State will be discussed
ill detail. Dr. S. A. Knapp, head of
the United States olllce or farm de
monstration work of the department
of agriculture, will deliver an ad
dress to the students and visit on
on May 9.
Work Begun 011 New Railway.
The Hearing of the ri^ht of wa\
for (lie South Carolina Western rail
way from Meliee to ilartsville, n
frmrmM T' \
i<ialo lor Magistral ^
Htiev tui<l tl i' low cr di
? Tnwnphip, Mibjcet to
Democratic primary. (
i
LEGlSLATrR. 1
fr. F.rlitor: W?? pU ' ,
' tin: iho tiHini- of M r. lit
f.-'.r i Ik*- 1 .t ixio 1htti ro. b
'?< of th? m. cratic
it tl lie will 'ii?rl art:'' In
in.er that will reflect ere
ntv. Munj
wish to announce to thi
rfllmw priunty that I uiil*
tiuu to t'tu 11?. 11 -??* of 1J< i??
ii ihi>fcuniy, and if again
democrat ic voters w i11??li?
thin position 1 pledge lli<>
i icp? in thy future us in tin
' M I
) am ml vocation absolute
bhihi(i< ii ami a ri^iil law f
'incut in every township
I Mil ii.a
J. 0.
Having been solicited by a i
?'litis to enter tlio race for th
re 1 hereby announce niysell
!c for said position and pledi
??u'i'Utl, to work for the best
the people of Kershaw count
H. 15.
Ti) WNS1111' C O M MISSI ()]
I \vi>h to liiinoiinco to- tho de;
? u i'rt (f BuUalo Township that
candidate for Con.miflsioner ?
Township 11 elected I j?!c*1
tit I will tic a Commisfiionor's <1
K M. Iluck
Mr. Editor : ? Phaao announc
iaOH West as a candidate for To
iii)tnis<ioni'r fur itufTulo Townsb
ft to I lie rules of I lie dcmocr*1 io
His Pri
K.iitor Chronicle Please an
r. A. 15. Shaw a candidate f??r
.'ti Commissioner for the lower ;
Buffalo To.wrolli|? Hi- will n
>i.(l commissioner. Many Vol
Mr. Editor:? We, lie voter* of
Township, present the name of ^
. Sli i w as a caiiJiil.it'> for I lie of
ownship Commissioner. Mr. Sh
. ih. rousjh aoinc Uuaiuca* man a
reteil lie %vill eertair.lv perform th
fs devolving upon him. Vote
Mr. Editor : ? I'leaso announce
li?p o( Mr. J. A. West as a eand
|r township commissiot.er for Do.
Vvn-hip subjei t to the rules of the <
rat if primary Mr. West has servi
l< othef for nhrut ton years previoi
is and his experience mid ubilirj
ire. efficient service. Many Friend
c ?
SENATE.
|1 hereby announce to (lie voters ofK
<aw county tint I am a candidate for
pction to the State Senate, subject
ie rules of the 'democratic party, am
fall appswrate the support of tipe dei
jratic voters of tho county for this j
lion. W. It Hough. |
(We hereby announce Capt. J J. Bellas
f>r?*hit>ition candidate for the State Stn
i. If electtftfr he will reflect honor up-[
hi* countv. 11 is Friends.
AUDITOR
I hereby announce to tho voters of
i>rshaw county that I will l>e a candi
te in the approaching democratic pri
irv for re-election as Auditor.' Appre
itiiig" the honor coflTerrod upon ruo two
ago, I respectfully solicit your tup.
rt for the ensuing term
M. B. Kabon.
TREASURER.
beg to announce to the democratic
era of Kershaw countv that I will
I nd for re-election as County Treaa
< r. subject to the reles of tho primary.
1 ? elected I pledee myself for fftithfal
(fire In tht lulnri At In the pact* at>d
q
Awfal Burning Itch Cured la a Day,
"In the middle of the night of
March 80th.I wok? up with a burning
itch l? mr two hand* and I felt a* If
I could puHtbeyo *#ert, la the more'
lag tfcft itdhlag had "?ene to my &be?t
?ad during tfegt da# U uvrfead all ?oar
my ]hody. I *m red tnd rev from
the top of |M head to the eoleg 6t my
feet tnd I vm la cootltt??l agoay,
from the Hehlng. I coul,d neither lie
dowa aor hit ?P 1 han>?ued to aae
a boat Qattdara Rea?edlee lU 1
thought I would aire them ? trial, I
toeh a g?td hath ?lth the Oatleare
Soap aad aeod the Cfc>Uea*a Oietawat.
I pat It oa Mn a?y head *ewa he mr
Not aaB fbee treat to hed, On the
flret af April I felt ifhe a aew maa.
The IMhlaf vaa alraett r>M I eea?
tin wed With the Cfctleere Soap aad
Catlmifa Ola Ma eat aad derfa* t%M
da# tte flUhfaa eodepletetf led! ao
Vre?k <M#ay. IN M U4
Ha# to* A?e. If, 1##4" Oa
tfaare Hamadlaa tea t*M ?^>oM^oal
Hm world; Falter (Xrijg A Qfeem.
corp., 9o*? Propt., IMgl
Nothing i? (stronger than aversion,
Uer "Uaitli A**" Bhokb.
Don't tuinpor Tith the Charter. It
wight give aoine one a chance to
w?lip in" a few clauses.
A TKKHIUIJ5 fiXPUIUBNCB. ,
Bo Weak Prom Kidney Trouble He
Could lfurdly tttand.
John McKay Williams, Bedford
City, Va., says; "For two mouths I
suffered from sharp pain* across the
small of my baok
uuU I became ho
weak I could hard
ly etaud. I lost
flesh rapidly and
was becoming wor
ried. I fortunately
decided te tfy
Down's Kl<*aey
IMIIs. 1 began tak
livc them sad Se
f?re long every synsftoa* of tke treu
hU disappeared. I have had re
turn of tt up to now."
Remember the name?Doan's. For
aula by alt dealers. HO centa a bwx.
Foater-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
We are waiting for llalley's t?
aliow ns the spring styles in comets
?Chicago News.
DOCTOR
ADVISED
OPERATION
Cured by LydiaE.Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Galena, Kans. ? "A year ago last
March I fell, and a few dayB after
there was soreness In my right side.
In a short time a bunch came and it
bothered mc so much at night I could
not sleep. It kept
frowing larger and
y fall it was as
large as a hen's egg.
I could not go to
bed without a hot
water bottle applljd
to that side. I had
one of the best doc
tors in Kansas and
ho toki my husband
that I would have to
be operated on as it
was somethiner like
a tumor caused by a rupture. I wrote
to you for advico aud you told in? not
to got discouraged but to take Lydla
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
I did take it and soon the lump in my
side broke and passed away." ? Mrs.
It. It. IIuky, 718 Mineral Ave., Galena,
Kans.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetablo Com
f>ound, made from roots and herbs,
uis proved to be the most successful
remedy for curing the worst forma of
female ills, including displacements,
intlammation, fibroid tumors, irregu,
laritiea, periodic pains, backache, bear
lug-down feeling, flatulency, indlges.
tion, and nervous prostration. It costs
but a trifle to try it, and the result
has been worth millions to many
suffering women.
If you want special advice write
forit toMr8.Pinkham,Lynn,Mass.
It is free and always helpful.
Biliousness
"I have used your valuable Cascarcta
and I fiutl them perfect. Couldn't do
without them. I have uted them for
eoiue time for indigestion and biliouancsa
and nin now completely cured. Recom
mend them to everyone. Once tried, you
will never be without them in the
family."?Ed ward A. Marx, Albany, N. Y.
t?ml n<W t. ??? ~
l.o .ks & Stationary
Uuildinn and LoanAi* n?
J
mrscn tSr
jf
?
Comps
Delicately formed and gently reared, women
will And, in all the esasons of their llvss, as
maidens, wivss or mothers, that the ene simple,
wholesome remedy which acts gsntly and
pleasantly and naturally, and wtatoh may be <
used with truly ItsnsfUial offsets, uader any j
conditions, when the system aeede a laxative. 4
le?Syrup ef Flge and Elixir of Senna, It is {
well known to We a stands cemWnatien of the
laxative and carminative principlee of plants
with pleaeant aromatic Ikiulds, whioh ars
agreeable and refreehing to the taete and
aooeptafcle to the system whsn it* fsntls
cleanslag is dssirsd. ?
Only (1)099 who buy ths ffsuylns Syrup of
Figs and Elixir of Senna can hops to get its
beneficial effects, and guarantee of the
excellence of the remedy, tjio full name of the
oompany-^Californls Fig Syryp Qo.-He printed
on ths front of every package, and without it
any preparation offered as Syrup of Figs and
Sllixfr of Sennt is fraudulent and should be
eclined. To those who know the quality of
this excellent laxative, the offer of any substi
tute, when Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna
is called for* Is always ressnted by a transfer
of patronage to some first-class drug establish
ment, where they do not recommend, nor sell
false brands, nor imitation remedies. Ths genu
ine article may be bought of all reliable drug
gists everywhere; one site only. Regular '
price 60 cents per bottle. Qet a bottle tbday
to have in the house when needed. *
SULPHUR HANCOCK
auurnwiv?sulphur compound
touIB !-*?*?*. wiu.ito 4
?.; wtSSeLiuritt'iSsasJS^i
TABI BTt rwtMUtM UbUUJQO*. JVmuIum?
I ? ??JprprUlnt.ro* UVtlC acid CorraetWe,
PurtflTM Blood. Toning t?? tortmMb, ?od In tU#
tr?M?a?M ?|i4 mtMllou ol IMDfdjilJflON. Ur?
Mpdi ljil?>M?, C?t*rrh. Rh*ur?atl*in. Ooul,
is ??e as4
MM IB Ml UUV, Llrar and 8tom*ch Atliiianu.
^4 CowpUrton: k??p# jkLiio/l ?ad riMtTM PIMu!m, PUtuUUM, Blackhaada. eto. Try 11
?ruicUM. HMiitffcy BANCOCK LlOUlI) .SL'LrHUU ?0., llult I more, M<L
W DMtMT Mk'trappljr by M?i)or Cxim-m* prtMll WrlU for booklet on Hulpliua
^1*1414
' S*U b* Rruf (Ul*.
414 for I
bj f?
It jrew DMtMT tu'l rappljr ??(bjr~*ii o? ix?rtm.~?~r?p?u^ WrlU for'booklYTonYu I phoik
Not liberty but duty is the con
dition of existence.
F?rv\j Davis1 Painkiller, "oil ouncs of pr?
Yention" ?ud ft "pound c?i cure." For bowel
troubles, ttkiii wounds, cold*, and other ilia.
An Editor's Needs.
It is all very well to talk about run
ning a newspaper with sublime indif
ference to the question of its financial
support and chief consideration of its
possibilities of general usefulness, but
there is one editor at least to whom
the motto of live and let live appeals
with considerable force. He conducts
the Post of Bainbridge, Ga.,~and in a
recent issue remarks:
"It is reported that there is a fas
tidious newly married lady in Bain
bridge that kneads bread with her
gloves on. This incident may bo
somewhat peculiar, but there are oth
ers. The editor of this paper needs
bread with his shoes on; he needs
bread with his shirt on; he needs
bread with his pants on, and unless
some of the folks that arc owing us
come across right soon we will need
bread without a darn thing on. The
grubbing hoe of truth and freedom
should take into consideration that a
newspaper oflice is no garden of Eden
in the summer time."
Buy. "Battle Axe" Shoes.
Farm and Oarden.
When in doubt,, go without.
Make a fancy border in the garden
by writing some one's name, and sow
ing lettuce seed in the furrow.
Don't let the birds on your farm
bo disturbed, nor nests destroyed.
Birds are your patent bug and worm
traps.
Don't throw out apples, potatoes or
turnips where slock can get them, and
choke. Either bury or slice^thom.
Pumpkins increase the fattening
properties of corn one-third, and yet
a neighbor argued with ms that pump
kins didn't pay for planting the seed.
If over a boy needs a real old
fashioned whipping, it it when he
causes needless suffering or is oruel
to birds, cats, dogs or otner small ani
mals. No brave boy is eruel.
No garden is complete without plen-!
ty of horse-radish get along the damp
est edge, a quince tree 6r two, a bed
of rhubarb and one of aage. Try a
few strawberries, if only for homo
use.
Turning an ignorant hired man into
the orchard to cut and slash with ax
and saw, is knocking the dollars right
out of your pocketbook. Hire a man
who knows how or learn how yourself.
Men who marry butterflies of fash
ion and afterward mourn because
I their wives have no domesticity, dis
I plav a great lack of judgment. The
best wives in the world are to bo
found in the simple country homes %of
the land.
A wide-awake farmer writes that he
gets hay enough from the fence cor
ners to feed his stock for some time.
How much better so than to have
weeds enough to seed an entire neigh
borhood growing neglected in these
same fence corners. -
Don't let the back step be unsight
ly with swill pails, cat dishes and hen
food, thus strewing food and attract
ing flies and disease. Cart away all
the old cans, broken dishes, old coats
and boots, from back plates and
yards. ^So. 18-'10.
The Appetite
CaOsfetaM*
Post
Toasties
Let & . . saucer of this
delightful food served
with cream tell* why;'
"The Memory Lingers"
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bj more meatkM
any other make,
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WE BUY
HIDESandKIJRS,
letter kmtlui tittU m cmmiImIw MrchuM.
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Dropsy If
Removes all Dwelling in 6tow
days; effects a permanent cur*
In joto 60 days. Trial treatment
given free. Nothlngcan b* fa Ire*
Specialist*, &J&ssw
RMtOfti uray Hair io Staiurwi Cvivrr
(aviforttci ?nd pr?v?nt* lb? hfir from falllAf
fat IIU kj Druggists, or l*nl kf
XANTHINE OO., Richmond, Virginia
?r<H II ?*?(?? ItniU 1i?- ?'?4 Im (InaMrt
You Can Have a Model Kitchen
V
as cool and white as a dairy. No smell, no smoke,
no heat, no dust. No bid-fashioned contrivances. The
Is the latest practical, scientific cook-stove. It will cook the most
elaborate dinner without heating the kitchen.
Boils, bakes, or roasts better than any range. Ready in a second.
Extinguished in a second* Fitted with Cabinet Top, with collapsible
Caatlonary Note: Be sur?
you (<t this iitove?see
that' the n#-me-plate
reads New Perfection."
rests, towel rack, and every up-to-dato
feature imaginable. You want it, be
cause it will cook any dinner tnd not
heat the room. No heat, no-smell,
no smoke, no coal to bring in, no ashes
to carry out. It does away with tho
drudgery of cooking, and makes it ?
pleasure. Women with the light touch
for pastry especially appreciate it, be.
cause they can immediately have ?
quick fire, simply by turning a handle.
No half-hour preparation. It not only
is less trouble than coal, but it costs
less. Absolutely no cmell, no smoke;
and it doesn't heat the kitchen.
The nickel finish, with the turquoise
blue of the enameled chimneys, makes
the stove ornamental and attractive.
Made with 1, 2 and 3 burners; the 2
?nd 3-burner stoves can be had with
or without Cabinet.
Every dealer everywhere: If not at your*,
write for Descriptive "Circular to the nearest
agency of the
Standard Oil Company
(Incorporated)
Well Again
* "I feel it my duty," writes Mrs. Martha Dingus, Lykini,
Ky., "to tell you what CARDUI has done for. me. I was a
chronic invalid, suffering from nearly every trouble that women
are heir to. I have doctored a great deal and traveled much in
search of health, but got no better. Four months ago, I began
to use CARDUI and have steadily improved ever since. I am
now 4C .years old and am in better health than I have been in
380 yca^, and I give CARDUI the credit for it."
cc sa
The Woman's Tonic
If this wcro tho only letter, enthusiastically praising
CARDUI, it might not prove much. But similar letters come
to us every day, from all oyer the country, telling tho same
story of* benefit obtained from CARDUI. This great mcdicine
is over 50 years old, and is more in demand today than ever.
CARDUI has stood tho test?it has become tho standard, re
liable medicine for women of every age.
Try Cardui today. It can't harm yoq^?its record-sliowa ifc
is almost certain to help you.
For sale at all druggists.
MR. GINNER !
Havyoumvr ?nth*
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