The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 20, 1910, Image 4
Mood's
Sarsaparilla
Ouree all Mood humor.-, all
eruption*, clean* the complex
ion, ei eat.'a an appetite, aids
digestion, relieve? that tired
feeling, givew vit;or and vim.
U?t It today In tMUtl lorm or ohooo
lut? <!<>at??) tahl' la known ?? hora*l?i>*.
SULPHUR?
LIQUID MR0B> aLuwfc
LIUUIWi ,flVi|lve '<>r IWh KlMjfWirni.
J?.>Won Oak. In*' cfclfiifp, ??*? AlllWta KnlptlOM,
Ulld HC*IU A I tlJ4. ll I H
You nvta nut go to tko Suli/bur 9p>lnR*i
you a |*rf*oiHui|>t>ur Hath and luvlgoratlua rouiu
JJrlnR.
fllMTklFNT llU('* ??*". DO'. MM A 1.1. ?e. A
Win I men ?? Mwttllln**. Indnmrd i.| t I afr<l I'arl
hpivmiM for th?< vmpl' jiToiii kt*t? U?? afc lu *oft and
Ivr Bala by lru?gl?i?. NanftMby IIAM'OC* L
U your I ?*Ur can't rupyiy you, a?M Uy Wail
Mother?s milk
will supply the
baby laxative enough, it
?hi takes a candy Caecaret.
And (be laxative will be natural, I
gentle, vegetable?Just what baby
needa. Try one and you'll know
why millions of mother* use them.
Vaat*|M?ck?t bo*, 10 raats?at 4mtf-ator?a.
r?ayl? MW uaa ? millUa b?>aa waulkly. 131
u mij- ' ? . ,n
(Irief is i rowned with consolation.
Jfuy "Hatti.k Axk" Kiioki,
Editor'a Porplc&ing Duties.
We piiHK tin* following from the
pen ?f Editor DeCamp, of The (inlT
ney Ledger, on to the ' editors for
their consideration : "There arc
events occufr.ng in every eomunmity
which, if reported in it local paper,
would create u commotion little
dreamed of. What 1 to report tjpul
whul not to report often perplexes
the editor, lie in often uujustly ac
cused of cowardice and favoritism,
when all the time he is looking to
ward the good reputation of the town
whero his lot is cast. The local edi
tor from necessity almost constantly
finds himself between two fires, and
whichever way lie turn* he i < suro to
bo. unjustly treated. Tli.'? '* one of
thj pleasures of the newspaper busi
ness. " So. 20-' 10.
Misforhmes should always he ex
pected.
T
worn
By Ly dia E. Pinkhaw's
Vegetable Compound
"Black Duck, Mhm.?"About a year
ago 1 wroto you that I was sick and
could not do any of
iny houfework. My
slckiiMHB \vaa railed
llotioHrxion. When
1 would nit down 1
felt as if I could not
K o t u p. I t o o k
/A'dia h. Pinkham'B
V i: h e t a I) I (5 Com- i
pound and did just
a3 you told me and '
now I am perfectly !
cured, and have u i
biar babv bov." ? !
Wr?, Av.va Andkkson, 13-jx hi. BlacK
wuck. Minn. (L^
Consider Tills Advice.
No woman should nubmit to a surgL
Cftt operation, which may mean death,
until she has given Lydla ]J. Pinltham'a
Vegetable Compound, mad? esoluMvc#
ly from roots and herbs, a fair trial.
Thifl famous medicine for women
has for thirty years proved to be the
most valuable tonic and lnvlgorator of
the female organiKm, Women resid
ing in almoBt every city and town in
the United States boar willing teeti.
mony to the wonderful virtue of Lydla
E. Pink ham's Vesretablo Compound.
It cures femaio ills, and creates radi
ant, buoyant female.health. If you
aro ill for your own sake a? well as
those you love, givg it a trial.
Mrs. Pnikhnm, cvt Lynn, Mass
invites all Hick women to writf
her for advice. Her advice Is free
nrd always helpful*
3A1SY FI Y KILLER
r-eut. c tun. crnuntii
IaI, (o??%?ni*nt. ch?*?D.
L*? 11 *11 muoq.
Mi-i* cl ffitil, ctnwol
?p.V or ttp o?er wl!l nol
foil or in|ur? tffvthing.
Ouirintrr-I fleitUt.
Of *11 d**Jtr* or MQt
f>rc,>*Kt Kit M c?ati.
KAIOLDBOMKKfl
100 D?K*lb Jlt*.
H/d^ro, N, V.
CURED
Gives
Quick
Relief.
Remove* nil swelling In 8 to jo
<lay? , tffecU a permanctit cuto
i i -voio 6oilnv?. Trial treatment
given frer. Noihinecsn be tmrcr
Write Dr. H. M. Grcan'a Sont,
Speciaiitts, to* n Atlanta, Ga.
F II P Is1 postal for
k wf Ba Ba Free Packigo
? 1 Li In Of $*Rxtin?.
Better and more economical
tl&Q liquid antiseptics
FOB ALl TOILET USES.
Gires one ? sweet breath; dean, white,
term-free teeth?antuaptically clean
mouth end throat?pwtfjee the hreeth
ftfter MDoldng?ditpeU tit dUegreeewe
per?piretfenea4 body edere?much ap
preciated by dainty *r?en Aqtdek
at
Twt I^UtTOWTOKXrOO^B?mi.
You are not doing your boy* or
girl* u kindne** by *aving (Item from
doing little thing* every day. (Jive
litem aomething to do, and bold them
rew|M>n?ihle for that duty. The day
will come when they will he thankful
thut you did, and you'll he thankful
now.
The otiongcut men in not the oft*.,
who ran lift the greatest weight, but
the one who hn? the pluck to *trugle
<iii cheerfully in the fare of tfdver*ity.
What become* of the ehooAkrte-eake
when your only won eat* ilt It van
ish#* into (lie empty heir (uir.)
HANCOCK
SULPHUR COMPOUND
TAAI BTt **" ?>*??? t? uttoMMe. hmhium*
1 WWUK I IJiiU A loivnMtl**.
t'unryint (ft* HIg.vi, in* s*m?uujN. *n.j In th*
?in prwveullou of IJIDlOMrlOS. I>T?
luu.l,?i?, Ottarrh, riU?ummUui
Noa.riil<OyUi.8tou? In lit* KU?M AH* flluMo?
Kill Ifttttt KUt??X I lT?r?H>l Hb'tUMUU Allmvntfc '
MAO 10 WONDKK fyr lUuiorihut U. ?'IU?. aor*.
l?. Hun,? l;ruU*?, bur?Ju? ?io
ork>fWH. pr?>*l4. WrU# (or UMiltlut uu Sulphur,
A truck grower of llijjh I'oiut, N*
C., I* demon*!ruting that it i* po*
j*il>le to *ucce**fully carry hi* bu*i?
nea* the year round. All through
the winter he has been gathering uud
selling cubbag? nnd collard and other
crop*, shipping much of tho cabbage
to we*tem point*. ?
Iluy "DATTM! AXK" NiiOK*.
If we think pleasant thing# of our
friend* and neighbor* we are pretty
apt to Kay them, and that bring*
heaven down to earth.
iiKri'i'OltUr. TO IIKAI/TII.
Another' ftemnrkable Cure of Serious
Kidney Trouble.
-? H. W, ttolomon, 228 Market St.,
IlurrlahtirH, Pa.. hbv?: "Kidney. <11*
eueo ufllleto<i mo for yearn and <ll/.zl
??*B8 was HO 80
vero (hut i HiaK
K*red as If drunk.
My back wuv bo
lame ?bat often
' could u'.? yftr?
Tbrco or four
doctors hud ex
amined my urine
and all had found
albumen. My
(ittii11y doctor saiq l Had Blight's dis
ease n?d could not live throe weeks.
I had run down from 195 to 13*
pounds. I began using Doan's Kid
ney I'll Is as a last resort and wan
cured. 1 have had no kidney trouble
In ovor tv.-o yearn."
Komctiiber the nauie?Doan's. For
Hale by all dealers. 60 rents a box.
FoKter-Milburr Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Wlmt iI lie dilTerenc between a
mother and a barber 7 The latter has
razors to shave aii'l the former has
B>av rs lo raise.
About the best way? to arrange
your tools is to place uaiU tor them
on the wall behind the work-bench,
and if yotu have I rouble in determin
ing their respective plrtcen in euse
you should take down a- nu'uibef" at
a iirne, Vou cum ehallc up* behind the
plaee where the tool should hang, a
rough d raw in jr. showing whether it
in (he hammer, the chisel or the saw
that belunirs there.
Our country i< wherever we are
well oil".
HUCK'S DADDY.
When tired ami weary roa<l 1 lie
" Bent/town Bard's" column in tlie
Baltimore Sun ami bo helped. His
poem on the Meat It of iln* lovable
Mark Twain, spoken through the
noul hs ol" I he hoy friends of '' I iuckle
berry Finn." strikes a lemler rord
in the human heart. "Ho knew
what hoys i/.?and that's more than
tunny ti:cn do.'' It is a beautiful
tribute, beautifully woven, and it is
with apprcciat ion thai we repro
duec il :
Come, little fellers 1* t V uather some
flowers!
Iluck Finn'a'" losl his dad. Little
wild ones for ours,
Afaleus atul daffodils, sweet for his
snke,
And not -like the ones that the fior
isters make,
All stiff-like and formal, and stnell
i;i' uv death,
* 11 h tuberoses makin' yuh struggle
fer breath.
Hp liked the simple, sweet things,
ami he knew
Wot loys iz?and that's more than
many men do !
Oh. death's a danced rascal ! Iluck's
daddy wuz old, .
But he wuz, so line yet, and had so
.nneli gold
Of b'o\ hood and freshness stored
down in bis hear;.
He ou>?l;t to've tved longer, It's
harder ter part
W ith a friend of voting: fellers than
even with those
K Pleasing Sense of HeaHh and
Strength Renewed and of
Ease and Comfort
follow# the ii<w? of syvup'of Figs and
Klixir ut genua, a* it act# gonUyon"
tho k'ldueyi, liver ami boweU, clt-ana
ing tho ayatem effectually, wheu cou
BtipAted, or bilioua, and di*|>e1a eolda
and headaches.
..... To wt ifs Ij^nefteial effects, always
buy tho genuine, manufactured by
the California X**ig Byrup Co,
Re?tor*? Gray Hair to Mauirtl Oalart
?AMBMurr an* towNr
la*tgor?U? ?i>4 pr??*oU tK? h*ir frog* Ullinf *&,
fw ???? kr D>uK(i*t?, it Mnt 9Iim? ky
XANTHINE CO., Richmond, Virginia
?fl?? It r?? ??41U, A?mpl? SttlU Jit. %??4 it (I'lultii
n.'- .1 ?!????". Ul L. '..XI'IH.llXl .JU-j
F.?r < OI-l)i mii<1 (HUP,
III' CAl'UDI.MI {# lit* bukt I I> I.,
th? acli nir au?J f?M>m Klines* -curiw the
Ccilil and ui-Uiii's lioru.gl roixlil lone. It'll
liquid ?(T< ct>? Immi dUtvly. I0c., 2&c. And a##.
?L druif MtorAM.
" Kvery one who looking for
ward ? lo' flunking a doront living, in
considering tho question whether He
luis iu him I In- element* of a good
fanner, for Ihrro is no doubt that,
taken as n i*la?a, the farmer# are the
m<n?t routsnted, the brat aituated.
have the beat homes and the best
prospect# of nnv Has* in the cmn
muhiry/'f?Preaiiieni Ta'ft, in TextW
Speech.
Kc?. Tim milky way was not caus
ed by the eow jumping over the
moon.
A Packaqa Mailed Frea on Request of
SIMON'S
PAW PAW PILLS
The bent Stomach ax>d
I.lver 1'llls known and
a poiiltlre and efcedy
euro for Constipation,
Indigo: tlon, Jaundice,
Dilloubneas, Bour Btoun
uch, Il?ada<rbe, and all
a 11 men ta aiinlng fioui a
dlHordorod Btomokb or
BlugKUb Ilvej^t/Th ?y
contain In concen
trated form ul! the
virtues and valuea of Munyon'? Paw
Paw tonic and aro made from t a
Juiro of the Paw-Paw fruit. 1 un
hesitatingly recommcnd these pills as
being tho bent laxative and oathartlo
over compounded. Send ub pontVI or
lottor, requesting a froe package of
Mini von'b Celebrated Paw-Paw Laxa
tive Pills, and we will mall name free
of charge. MUNYON'S HOMOEO
PATH If HOMIC RKME30Y CO.. r?3d
anil Jefferson Sta . Philadelphia, Pa.
Tliat are ii.ore like related, or t 1m.mii
what you Knows.
Come. little tellers, let's gather
.lioI
A h;i:i<*h iiv wilil blossoms; they'd
make him so glad !
lluek'll he lonesome and boys every
v. here
Will kind uv miss some fin', and
every lad's prayer
Ought to remember poor I tuck in it,
sure.
And 1 link's nohle daddy?so strong
and so pure,
So thoughtful 'bout youngsters like
IIuck wiu, and you, _
And every boy ull tiio wide universe
through.
Corue, little fellers, somo violets fer
him !
It must uv been rainin', my eyes arc
so dim !
Come, little fellers, let's get him
some flowers !
NTo crosses and anchors?just wild
ones for our?,
Azaleas and jonquils and lit lie wood
things
Thet lock 07. if butterflies bloomed.
an' t he."r wings
Was petals and so-forth. We
needn't care much
If he never gits 'era. He'll know
by (lie touch
Of the love for. him rendin' our
hearts her; today
It's ju.-t th? best tribute uv love we
could - ay !
- lieutztown Hard, in Baltimore Sun.
Some Sweet Day
You may be served
with
Post
T oasties
and Cream.
Then you will know
w"fiat a dainty, tempt
ing food you have been
missing,
J Every, serving wins
A frietvd?
PopulT pkg. 10c
XfilE "The Memory Lingers*
_ ? ^ - t - *
<Po?tumCere*] Cd./fctd., Battle Crwlc, Mich.
Washington
Such quantities of obsolete and
public documents ure being
ebipped 1 Into Virginia under thu
frank# ot members of Congress that
empbatlQ protests aro
A Disgrace* beglnuiug to. reach tho
ful Practke, meinborw whose franks
this wa?iie paper bears,
Tbe reason for this deluge, which In
arousing the Irs not only of tho post
masters, but af those to whom tho
stuff li addressed, Is that the mills
are being weighed In that State,
Once in two years tho mail* In a given
section of the couutry are welghe ,
atul the average struck is made ths
basis of compensation ot 1,1,1 railroads j
until there Is another weighing. Of
coarse tho heavy public documents,
Anclcnt vol iinea of The Congressional
Record and similar valuable publ.ca
tiongreitly Increase till} average.
It 13 afcce/ted ta^.t tje railroads em
ploy tho entire time of a man who
goes about asking the sacreturlea Of
members of Congress to mail this,
th?.t or the other publication to ad
dresses furnished la order thus to ;
c! eat the Covori merit. A thorough
Investigation of t 1I3 antiquated and
lnacci.rf?to me.h.jd <-f compensating
tho railroads tor cat rylng the mails |
would dotibtles^ prove far more pop
ular, and probubly not less profitable,
than t.10 Increase of tho postage rates
on periodicals .10 energetically advo
cated by the Postmaster-General,
? M ?
Tho Republican mernbo-s of tha
Mouse Committee on PoBtoffleos havo
come to a verbal agreement on a
postal eavlngs bank bill which they
expect to pa.:? as eoon aa
Postal tho uundry civil bill, the
?avln?.i la it b.?t ono of the big ?p
liunks. proprlatlon bills, 1b parsed.
'i'ha Koi.se bli! will 5-nv.t
Individual Cepos.ta to $500; will au
thorize the deposit of tho receipts of
tLo postal bank, a In National and
State banks aud their Investment In
Government securities, a id In bonds
o! fitatea and municipalities which
havo the taxing power; but a reserve
fiind of five Pv*r cent, of the total de
posits shall be kept lu the Treasury
at all times. Investment in indemnify
bonds is prohibits. The trustees aro
authorized at any time to devjte for
ty-seven po;* cent, of tho fuad3 of tho
postal banks to .tho redemption of
Federal bonds or to the purchase o?
J>ond3 of any new issue. An entirely
new provision requires that all new
Inn J e. a of I nlted States bondr, for rp
fLiai:.g or a new loan, ?,hall be In
r'cnomlnatlors of $'J4 and multiples
thereof. Vhls la designed to afford
a convenient form of Investment for
tho^e of moderate means. The de
positor wbo r.iauagis to sava J2 a
month, for Instance, could purchase
a bond each year. The Houuo lead
ers aro proceeding on the theory that
It Is tnelr duty to pass the best po?s!
bi<? bill without, regard to tho d.fd
eulty Y/hkh may be encountered In
lndjclng tho Senate to accopt such a
uieasure.
* * *
Toe fcrrflVntonlftn institution l?5*s r??
re+vrd ihe dig dig kU'.ea by oj:-Preni
do it Roosevelt, to tho^creat gratifira
Lon tf Director W.\l20tt. It ca;:i? by
oxprefcs. Dr. Walcott
The Pig Dig Buys many other kucc!
Arrives. viens have arrived, but
ho seems to bo esi;t
clally pleased Avitii the dig dig, w'nlc'.i
ho intimatas !.?? a fus.Mrat.nK lltt!o
creature, although he 'exhibited siu-H
rati;e!ice when members of Congresi
uskad him w.-at t'.ie dl? dis looke.l
like. tiiat soma o! them 6i.<:p?eted it
had not fccea unpacked and that tho
u.rector v,a3 as mjch in the, dark re
garding tho personal appearance c.f
the interesting ;pe.ciznen ss they were.
Di;e;tor \Valco.t criia it we?. not tho
p-irpose of t':e institution to exhibit!
the many cp^imens furaiahed by Mr.
rv003t^e'.t *?.3 lit troubles of an IndN
vldial^sr c?n errpealtion, but ts ail
t^em tc tho many j;Ti?a whie'i with
cM theie tro'yi?leb if the. Roosevelt
hunt are far itos* complete, The dl.
rector ra: a that li.,000 cpsclniens
h^va been cr T/lil he recsl/ed from
Arrica, b it e7en that r. jrwbir corst!
tutea a cma.l po.tlon .>! t'.e v.fcolfr
exhldlt of tha National Museam. i
* * ?
That the coming census v/!ll shot*
sjch an increase in population us to '
variant lh?> addition of cirty-four '
c-.6mbir3 to tho Ko'itb of Represents
tlvea 1 j tho prctfic
Congressional tion of those who
Keprefce italion. have enjoyc.1 a?i o > ,
por*.uni;y to ctuuy ;
th* censuj retrrn? thua far received. '
That s u ;h act.on will be t?.k?n ?>. '
howeve/, gravely doubted by there
-vto realize how unw.eldly ti.eJ.o?ie 1
bi.3 alreaoy berom*, la its feres? n I
'? rcpcrt.oijB, r.r.d they suggeW' t :o !
p.-obaollity of an n^eaiae-U oypen ar- ;
b:t;?..y number c i jftsp; esouta'.lyei
.I'o.n each St?.:e, tc tro e^d that 'lit t
llcucb metroeiuhip may iiot bo fur- j
t'jer Increased. It 1j generally real
ised that evea the pre:ont member
-Mp of the House la far larger than
v%a3 cont^mplftted hy the fri.mera of
the Constitution, and that it Is be
^aus? the House zo greatly e\ceede
tt*> Senate 5n number that It has
been necsscary to adopt rales which
uerlo isly curtail the liberties of indi
vldu\l ineaibtrs and have deprived
the Ho. re of lite right to bt> regarded
a deliberative body.
A Hotel Thief Sentenced.
At Berr.e, Switzerland. John Tauer,
of New York City, nineteen years old,
who confessed to numerous robberies
of hotels at Berne, Zurich .and I^u
lome, was sentenced to five roonthd'
Imprisonment.
Objects to Congressional Inquiry.
President Taft In a message to^C9n
Bress, at Washington. D. C.. said It
was his duty to Investigate the sugar
frauds, aod that a Congressional in
quiry at this time would embarrass
him. ?
Veterans' BUI is Signed.
Governor Hughoa, at Albany, N. re
signed the bill of 8*nator Cobb, which
provides that veterans of the regular
army in the CDanish War and the
Philippines 1nsurr?ct4on prior to July
4, l*0t, when holding positions In
tbo public service shall not bo _re^
moved except after i hearing upon
charges proved:
JapaMoo Prists 4-Visitor,
Prince Tokogaxra Trcrito, Pre?K
dent of the Janancs* House ol Peers,
weat about New^X01,11 clfJ
the sights. ..
^ S
Mm Wiiwlow'u Bootlilng fjyrup for CbiMr?|
U-oiiiii??,?ofteiiHthc' ?U<M, inMhnnnif
alley t iMtit,! ui <n> win ! colivift buttle.
11.?j?j>?i?(ha U mi equivalent ?">? oH
troubiMogu thingi).
|foi lied, lU-l?lugKjr? lldi,
F?llihg Kyelanhtr* ?ixt All fe.ye? Th?* Noe?l
Car#, Try Muriwt 8je Sal9?. j^epu<)
Tube*, Trinl Mir* jSf. A?k Your Diuggut
or Write Murine Ky? Kurfifely Co., <1 ikajio.
Ilappi:1'ss in 'ivMrrlivr, like the
light of lifuvcp.
hiitihlller -I'or a nift '?mj cbi'l< cobl 61"
folio it?? Pfti'ltiUer. 8*C? H o. f.oe, but b'Hx
'1 lio geiiuiiio U f'rrvy Jfatix .
Arrange *o lh?' ?jlii[is do not fly
all ovi r the. yar?l vylicu ?-h<>|>pinj>
w'o(irl,
w* if ka ? a MijRcJuxJu! raft mar
Whethtr frpl? CV>)(U. lfit?t, Ptoteaeh or
Nfivouii Trouble#. C??nu,1ln? will /on.
It's lt<gut(t - plrttkuiU to t?U? t<t* n>iw?U
ftUly. Tlf it. Iff., Vim. tu4 40c. at ?tru*
Remedies 'ar e Needed
Were wo -i v?j tint not, rue-die inly would
POt often b<? r: rdrd, J>u? tines unr ny?tcom huvv He*
<on>e wesf i inijc'r'ri end broken down tbrQUfb
?K Jodi/wrctfor* wl.j !i (wive j'uue on inuni the Ci*rly
fhrot>4l? ootiAtlt" > Aof-trutwui, rctw-lici ure ueeded to
tid Nutu.o i'i C'tirL^iiii^ our j.thcriicd u??d otherwise
acquired wtaJkp s.. i\> reach (he ecut of ?t9H)*d)
Vteakmss v. i 'j .'-. i , ,'ivc trouble** tb0Ztl$
nothing *o it- I ? *Dr. fierce'$ Golden Medical l)i?cov?
-d ->???-vyi (mm fmtivo ut'edic*
sjf^s5-;;ai: ^ioAvv^wi,hkr?! ari^z
Weak Styii.. \ , \X . n ' 1 ?,0J. 3 mher IntetUoti
J3SRi-.vjii.?,:i.. <i ??"?y^.'SriS.iSSv.
Dcrun.4??ucat^, iLu ''Discovery ' ii c iin)??prov?n ??i'4
'Tho dtnulriQ fry* on Ita r /Q CNSv^&i ? a..aC\
QUt./i ^ wn .
You can't-oforJ to acce ?'. a secret nostrum us ? lubatUute for' ?
lu?!ic, .ncc'Icii,.; r: I ? N. ??l ?VCP thow'li the ur*?ut acnw y
dieryby ram rprrgt* .lvar -nd
Dr. |?je, , !.'? end Invigorate ??oaiwi UVW
bowtU. Kj ?'i-U, ti y # o?, cj?.y to e h* cnix^ ? ., ... ?? ?
"Buy "BAme
AXE," Shoes
'lit aofiietiiiKu happens that iliej
man who keeps hi* mouth shut;
speaki the .
II. II. Ghekn's Rons, of Atlanta, Ga., nra ;
the only succiMiful Drpp?y Specinliatu in the I
world. Hoc their liberal oiler in adverti**
wont in uliother. column of tl.b paper*
l ove must be ns much a light us-.a :
Maine. (
To pf.rscvtrv in ojj.c'k duty and h?
pile til is tie best answer to calumny.
Dr. 1'iuicoV I'fouvuKi Pdfeta euro euiisti
patioii, C ouvti('ati><u u thy <;uii(u <,>( many
gUouvti*. Cure th# rausc mil you uire th<i
duea*?. Kit My to Uk<;.
Gvneio?ity i* uwtt cbailiable than
wealth.
r Hoy " i: A I i LB A % H" ^ HO KS
1 take the true i\cfi'.litiun of e>; *V
cise to b? I t! or without weui'ifift?3.
T!?is Will Iutcie.-t BIuHiora.
1 Xt()tlu?f (It uy'afjiVi'H IVW'lt!?> f'.i I tiildi <*ti,
i r?jrc l't?v <! tjiIuHv 4, IIl'u la ?'(?? I'u I fi.
Toi'thinj; I >i<ui'ilc>r? lie,: ulut l be IJwwvJn ;tn I
i TJeijtruy Worm*. They I rc-ak up eol'l* in '-'1
i hour*. IMcn.tiijt* tot;i!i?.;;n lliarinif-?)'Mmii'c.
' Ki'ver fail. A t Ui'ijuj-'its/iiip. Sn,i?i,lenmi!t,,l
1' KL.K. Avldre^a A lion S.Oh:ihtoil,LtUoy ,N. V.
Root cvtrv wion? impulse* out ?<1
your lu'p.it. It ttuver pays to covo
up a weed. hi.^ it out.
0:sr sell'-:!".ado nun arc the glory oi
our institutions.
Huby Watted. to n "filiclcton.
"My little nin, whe:s .about a yen*
rtnd a halt oil. bfgun to have f'>res
come out on hi.< face. I had a physi
cian tre-at him, but the soros grew
worse Tbun they began to come out
on his arms, thou on other parts of
his body, and tlhcu one came ou bij
chept, worse than tin* others. Then I
called uuother physician. * JStjll h<*
grew worse. At the end ot about a
year and a half of suffering he grew
bo bad that I iuid to t!f< )ii;i hands la
cloths at night to !;.-??{? !:!?>> frnr.i
scrfitchiu'/ the fojos ntid tearing the
flesh, lie got to be a mire skeleton,
and was hardly nble to wrIk
"My. aunt advised me to fry Cutl
cura Soap and CuUctna Ointment. |
sent to a drug Btoro and not a cake of
Cutlcura Sou|.v and n box of the Oint
ment and followed directions. At the
end of two months the sort's vrrc nil
well. He ha? never had any sor^-s of
any kind since. I'can slneerHy say
that only for Cutlcura mv child would
have dh'd. I used o'nLy one cake of
Cutlcura Soap and about three
of Ointment.
"1 am a nurse and my profession
brings mn into many different fam
ilies and it is always a j.-leaaure for
me to tell my story and recommend
Cutlcura Kunudios .Vis f'.'hert Sh?d*
don, ft. F D. 1, Litchfield, Conn ,
Oct. 23, 1 90*J
Mark Twain's Newspaper AVcrk.
Judge C. C. Cjt;odv.in, the vi tenia
editor of Salt I.nicc City, govs:
"1 did not so on the Virginia Ciiv
Enterprise. until Clemens.*k*ic it, but
1 never ceased to hear, from him, lie
first >vrotc n burlesque Fourth of July
oration, which was published in nn
Aurora (Nov.) paper. As I remem
ber it, it began: 'I was tired by (lie
great American eagle ar.d born by a
continental Jam.'
"This pleased Joseph T. Goodman,
editor of the Virginia City -Enter
prise. He wrote ;o Clemens, telling
him that if lie were not making more
than the Enterprise was paying he
would be welcomed to the staff of the
paper. One day a man came info the
editorial sanctum. lie wore a dilapi
dated hat. jeans, a hickory shirt and
carriod a roll of dirty blankets.
''That was Mark Twain's entrance
into literature. Except for his expe
rience on the Enterprise, it is doubt
ful if lie would ever have been known
as a Renins."
A good way of keeping the children
interested in farm life, is ta give
each one a sniail tract of land foi
an orchard. Allow them to caro for
it and enjoy the proceeds for a num
ber of years. This keeps up the soil
and often keeps the boy pn'thc farm
at the uneasy age. A"healthy rivalry
between venn? orchnrdists is not a
bnd thing, (iiher.
??: ;
I A clear brain and
3teady, dependable nc; ves
Can win wealth and lame
For their owner.
Clear-headedness and a
Strong, healthy body
Depend largely on the
Right elements in
Regular food and drink*
Coffee contains caffeine?
A po?w>rK)i?~3r^g*
Postum is rich in the
Gluten and phosphates that
That puts "ginger" and
g? "huStlc" r
Into body and brain.
"There'* a Reason"
Cs:.i(!0'm?-y f It. P(f
't'i'ii *Si*' -
thft ?' t -n i i i. : .
ftfii'.i" Movy-i
Many Women
who are
plendid Cooks
6
b
dread having to prepare an elab
orate dinner-because they are
not sufficiently! strong to stand
over an intensely hot coal
ran^e. This is especially true
in summer. Every woman
takes pride in the table she sets,
but often it is done at tremen
dous cost to her own vitality
through the weakening effect of
cooking on a coal range in a
hot kitchen.
It is no longer necessary to wear
you: ,; If out preparing a fine dinner.
i%v<-n in the lical of summer you can
cook a large dinner without being
worn out.
L rj ? 7 f.: I
f? n ' "< ? '. '. . r t A> StV ?*V^-!3.
\>; ??-. -v-:THKB3BHn
? ?II CfeSirStov?
C'vcn lio ou.t.ci.'c !,?;:t, no mncJJ, r.c smr'xe. It will cook'the biggest dinnel
c. ithoiu the 1;^. ' ?or tV.-i ro-W. It is immediately lighted and immedi
ately vx>: ,;,uis':cd? It l.e cl.ar.^t .1 from a fclov/ to a quick fire by turning a
hpi.-ilr. 'i i.-viii's iv> r'? !? "y'cor.nccte.l with it, no cuiil to carry, no wood to chop.
Vf; i d'.T.'t !. '.)? i.i v ...: r. c-.:; cr twenty n.inutes till its fire gets going. Apply a
l^Lt and i1. s rer.dv. J-'y ;p!y tun ii ;j the wkk up or down you get a slow or an
intense heat on the V;:;i>n?k of'ths pot, jt.*?, kettle or oven, and nowhere else. It
h:tf a Cc.*c::t? Ti " - f- r ).T-?r:...y r!s;.eo rrd food hot, drop shelves for
. co".*, ?...?/??? - r 1 "?*, and even j. ?."a'< I t towels, It raves time, worry,
hf !*.'i i?" \ ; v;. .; v : i '1 a v: mars needs add snvie that; she expects. Made
v*,!'s '? >? - ~ ; .'..I 3-l<u; *>?. r ?;*<.-?? c;.n be had with or without
C.
L .?; y :r tvr; .. re ? ' j- ? ?? ifi i..,. f.,c J jr..*: i.'-iTO C'.!?ul.ir t'< 11, e nearest ajft-ncy of tli?
'.ZlL.r;.C<iix& Oil Cc&mp&ny
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Vrs. Al. I). ?'cP].:rson, (of Chadbourn, N. C., writes:
I rtiucrcci fc-r five years wir'i awful pains, every so often.
.They, grew war. ?, \".\ I would c'icn faint. JU could not
v.*a!k at all, for t ./o or ihree days ac a time, and had awful
Iu:r;!: i i r.:y rl.'c, r.::u Iicr.daciie' and backache.
"i ?::vo i:p and tlul.t 1 would die, but my husband
cr.2wc.skd \Yl.;c of Cardui. S ) I bejan and the first bottle
iK pcd r*c so I c ?"! .! c .) ir.y cook in:;. By the time I had
i: 'd ii -2 bi'.'.l- > <? Cat .1 i, I could dj all my work.
Cardui Cx-zz all and i:v;;c ll::.a voa recommend it to do.'*
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Tne Wouiaa's Tonic
CC 5S
Arc you a woman, suffering from seme form of female
troubl j ? Have you trie J Cardui, the woman's tonic? If
net, you arc ncglcciin? your opportunity to net well.
. Cardui is a "pure vegetable medicine and contains no
dance rou 5 drugs. It is i ?on-:?i toxicating, a safe remedy for
women of all ages. Try Cardui today. You will appre
ciate its prompt tonic effect, as well as its quality of re
lieving pain.
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