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RAISED FROM A BED OF AflOSY i<* . '' 'J.- V. ? ? >'s ? 5A Mrs. Carson,of Argfle, MM. .Telle Strange Story of Suffering and How Cardui Cured Her. ' mSL Argyle, Mich.?"I had severe palm from female trouble, and wm almost wild, with pain in my head. "I'wrote you for advice, which !? fol lowed as carefully a? possible, and a/(er tfifTg seven bot?.l?fc of Cardui, 1 received great relief. "1 continued to use it and finally was curcd and raided from my bed of agony, Cardui unved riy li fe, when nothing else would help me and I can't be, thankful enough lor what it <rid for inc. "I rccommend it to all rry friends and neighbors. Two have already tried it and found relief. "J thank the Lord for planting the herbs and for showing you how to prepare Cardui for our good." You may be sure, if Cardui will re lieve and cure such serious cases as Mrs. Carson's?and it is doing it ev ery day -that it will, much more quickly and certainly, help those wo men who,have no serious symptoms, but are just weak and ailing. As a general tonic fc,r women, to improve the appetite and build up the COnstituti >11, Cardui is in a class by li ?elf 1 Whether scrioui.ly sick, or simply ailing, try Cardui. It will help yoi?. Your druggist will rccommend it. Ask him. . . '.A?r?-g Entire love is a worship, and can not bo anyry, buy "JtviTi.E Axk" Knot a. Olaroflrsd Frcnch. ThcYtfwan once a young portion named CI a re, _JkVho.adopted a Prenchfied air, She drank eofu noir, And when told "An revoir/' Would always reply, "Pomme do tone!" For It It A DA CM It?IS Irk *? eAPfMNK Wlieilier from Colds, Ile?t, NtomsrU or Nervmi* TrouMes. Cniiiidln* will relieve you H'k liquid ? i>l? Of-Hiii io t?l?? tots Immedi ately. Try It, IOc., Kic. Mid 60a at dru* store*. ? Keep Baby In Righ-Ohair. I find this better tnan tho old way Of tying a rlcth around his walBt to tho "hair. Take a lon^ Btrap, or raw hido In better, about 1-4 of an ln^h or a 1-2 on Inch tvldo, make a silt nf.ono end an 1 put tho strap around tiaby'B walet onco, r.ot too tight, but no he can't get out, Blip tNo end through another slit ?t tno sldo, bring it around the bnck ol the chair and clip It?through another Bltt at tho other side, then to the other nrm of the rhnlr. You will And your baby crn neither ?tand up or lean forward, then It cannot fall out.?Mrp. Caro lino Matvcr, In tho Hoaton Post. A Package Mallet! Free on Request of MUNYON'S PAW PAW PILLS I ho host Stomach and Liver Pllla known knd a positive and greedy cure for Constipation, Indigestion, Jaundice, HI I ImunrRi, Sour Htom* acli. Ho'iduche, and all ullments arising from ft disordered stomach or sluggish liver. They rontnln In concen trated form all the Virtue* and valucB of Munyon'? Paw Paw tonic and are made from t 0 juice of the Paw-Paw frtiit. I un hesitatingly reoommond these pills at being the best laxative and cathartic ??or compounded. Bend us postal or lettejdPrcQuestlng a free paokago of Jfuiron's Coiobrated Pftw-Paw Laxa tive PUIb, and we will msll same frie pf charge. MUNVON'S HOMOEO PATHIC HO MB HMME5DY CO., (*gd and Jefferson Sts . Philadelphia, Pg, 1M-1'-*- -1?1 i_ J! . U'JWHMBWSWWMSHWggg Here is a KUtfKCHtlon, if you cnro to print it! Let that boy. ?work ir* Rome blackrtmlth whop this winter. Then buy him a set of tools and s^e how much he-can pave you on the farm. Household Help*. It in surprumn the many different appe tising way* ihnt Corned fteef can l>e pre {??r*??I for the family'* men)*. Kvery one ikon Corned Beef am! there is no more lenltliful or delicious dish than l.ihby'a. carefully selected from prune beef ami properly "cured." There is some waste, to be ?ure. when (tough t at the butchery but in the plan icro 8i)ggMt?<l you may buy the finest corned Foof in the world in which there is absolutely no wnvte and ivsry particle pf which cr.n he oaten. Suppose you nf>k your grocer for Lib T>y s (.orned Beef. It represents all full value- no bone, no gristle?iust clesp, pure corned beef selected first tund from the finest boof stock?no scrape or second fiiecee?and corned and cooked to per ection in Libby's wonderful white en amel kitchens. A can of Lihby's Corned Ileef sliced and served cold with dill pickloa and potato imlad is a delightful meal and will he enough for four people. Corned Beef Hash.?Take the contents of a can, chop fine, add one-fourth as much boiled or baked potatoes, a little fried onion and a small quantity of water. Cook v slowly until thoroughly heated, then Mne on toast with or without nooched egg*. Corned Beef Omelette.?Heat the yolke and whites of four eggs separately ana add one half of the whites to all of the yolks Put in a hot frying pan and, when nicely browned on the bottom, sprinkle a cup of minced corned beef over it. Spread over this the remainder of the white*. put in the oren and brown on top. Then fold and aerve. Creamed Corned Beef.?Mince the eon tenta of a can of Libby'a Corned B?ef. -? Put over this a dressing of cream gruvy with the yolk of an egg beaten into H. Serve on toast. Xew England Boiled Dinner.?You ma* have this in One-fourth of the time ft usually takes. Put a can of Libby's Corned Beef fn boiling wat*r?it Is already cooked ^~M-and serve Tn the usual meaner wiib vegetables. Btsfclae the economy to the use at Lib by's Corned Beef, another great advantage - ' housewife in usinc it is that it is dl when bought ana there U no neese the leng, tedious end expensive ' necessary with raw ooroed .V*61 in any one above^aod gpwe SI H? 8it? Turk PaiHIon. Edwin Hawlcy. wbo bee bought ?lore rallroada than baa any on? n)?e alneo the pan'c, an<l la ?<?me tjuea talked or aa the new Harrt man, baa a rurtoua habit of repoee In hla office after the day'* work la done. The few people wbo aro him then aee hlin eltting on tbe floor, like a Turk, or tailor faehlon, with lege croeaod, bark agalnat tno wall and arma around both I?rb below the kneea. Often be reata In tbla war for an hour or more chatting with friende, bualneae aaaoclatea and aub> ordlnatea. and denying hltrcelf to all callera?New York Sua, The l'liiltt<l?tl|>liia for.grejiainau who wa? charged /lily cen/.H for I.wo lmil ftd egi** in a Wellington bote) re flfttl yt k|| Oft tuu?e to *hake hia Hat at the furmer, That modeat indivi ? I tin 1 K<d only eight cenls for those ?wo effKH. The forty eentadifference went mostly /or atyle. Trial Polt'it Wrmm By Mall y?? ? offer from} Aetna, or b*** el t??7 will ;?II*t* ? UtoeejdforaJ wr* IMJI R:pll?ptlold? Our* It h/4 curirt thousand* when *T*r7 thing *l*? filled, fluemnteid by Mijr Med If el UUnto f I'ude/ Pur* Pood eudDriige Act, Judo Mib, 100V (Jueianly No. 111*71. rleaa* writ* for Bpeclal Ft** $4 /ioul* end frl** AUK and ootuplet* addnea 01/. w. H. MAY, 648 Pearl Strut, Now Yo/fc. Beautiful Complexion Preo jr .fluff r hkir. S*n<l lgconi? <o over po?<a?re ?nit n<1*ertlrtiat. Two l*rg<t ump w K K K K, with ? booklet and proportion to mekn hie Mtliirv, KM KKMAN jM l< Hfclt I OUI'AN V,!'r?l?u. uitaou, Sf>w V erk< IflllFfl M Ml?*r i'ur nlgbt AU 'ONAMOTRAPi IMLlLU"A'wm n h.i|'r<l. s< lit tir rn ft 11 M"1 rente. Merrrull Supply 4'u., llVfi Arch Mt.? l*lilli%. m. ' ? !JI?r* ? '? I ? ? 1 ???*?? Strike while t!??? iron i# hot, hut ( be mire to KlriUe the iron and not your linger. 8o-23-'10. " l>AN(JKH HKiKATA. Blck kidneys k'v? unrutHtakabln ulg nnl? of dlRtress, Too frequent or ?canty urinary imBstigoa, backache, - . _ headache mid dlzzv BpellB tell of disor dered kidneys. Neg lect of theae warn IngH rimy prove fa tftl. Uegln using Donn's Kidney I'tlls. Thoy euro sick kld ueys. Mrr W. IJ. Conway, 1,17 II *11 rood St., I'tinxBufawney Pn., navB: "I wa? In Htich poor health I could scarce!" attend to my housework. My back ached aB It It woro being pulled apart, and my foet and Miiklea were badly swollen. The kidney secretions w<*re In terri ble condition. I was extremely ner voub and my heart palpitated violent I J. Short use of I)r<an'n Kidney PI 1 la relieved me and hood my whole iy? tem wrb renovated." Remember the name?r>- *n'?. For nale by all denlers. 60 contB a box. KosterMllbura Co., IJuffalo, N Y. A Good Road. The French end of the Oornlche road In kept In perfect repair by a road gang that 1b always on patrol. Tho irnen live In a big greon van, which 1b hauled along by tho steam roller, that also acts afl a traction en gine. Crushed atone 1* ready at hand, it In spread by manual labor and rolled In by th^? heavy machine. Mistletoe Hunters In Brittany, Couzy, M Brittany, annually b? com^s a centre of attraction for thi miatletr.o plokcrs, and tho poplari that I'.ne the hillsides around aboul the \1llag* show an abundance u| th.i precious evergreen, the sight o! wh'<eh would fill the henjt of many ? Kyrman mlatletoo gatherer with envy. Here, however, tho trees are loftj and by no means so oasy to despol) of their white berried parasite as thf appl# trees In northern Fra-?ce, which yield moot of the harvest destined to tlnd Its way to tho British market Nevertheless clambering up Into th< ti?ee tops sixty or seventy feet from the ground Is not so difficult a tash as It may appear to thoao who ars uninitiated Into tho modus operandi of the mistletoe hunters. With thi aid of peculiarly shaped Iron grlffei attached to their feet, enabling thera to get a firm g-lp of 'he trunk or stem Which they wlBh to ascend, tho skilled climbers make their way from branch to branch with monkoyllke agility and In a fpw mlnuteB the tree Is stripped of 11b mistletoe crop.?Wide World Magazine. FEKI> OlIIiDKKN On Properly Selected Food. Il Pays Rig Dividends, If parents will give Just a little In telllgent thought to the feeding of their children the difference In the hoalth of tho little folks will pay, many times over, for the small trouble. A mother writes saying: "Our children are all so much better and stronger than they ever were before we mado a change In the character of the food. We have quit using pota toes three times a day with coffee and to much meat. "Now we give the little folks some fruit, either fresh, stewed^ or canned, sorao Grape-Nuts with cream, occa sionally some soft boiled eggs, and somo Postum for breakfast and sup per. Then for dinner they have some meat and vegetables. "It would be hard to realize the change In tho children, they have grown ao sturdy and strong, 4nd we attribute this change to the food ele ment* that, I understand, exist In Grape-Nuts and Postum. 'A abort time ago my baby was teething and bad a great deal of etomach and bowel tronbla. Noth ing seemed to agree with him until l tried Orape-Nut* eoftened and mixed with rich milk and he Improved rap Idly aad go{ sturdy and well." Read -The Road to Welltllle." found la pkga. -Thero'a a Reason." ?r?r read tbe sbsre letter? A sew one appeara froaa tlase to time. They are ?eami?e, tr?e, and fall of ksau INTERESTING STATE NEWS Ooirnau of Oarmt BtwU tawht in Etmt Oonftty From Ooa.it to MounUla Cap. Pute This In Yoor Hat. The itinerary for the campaign this summer is made public hy Gen. Wilie Jofion, of Columbia, chairman of the executive committee and member of the special sub-ccmmittee, named by the executive committee, to prepare the dat/'S for the campaign speeches. The campaign begins June 22, and will end August 27. The o|>ening town is Sumter, and the campaigner* end in Newberry. Sumter, Wednesday, June 22. Bishopville, Thursday, June 23. Darlington, Friday, June 24. Bennettsville, Sturday, Juno 25. Chesterfield, Monday, June 27. Camden, Tuoaday, June 28, Lancaster, Wednesday, Jiino 20. Cheater, Thursday, June 30. Vorkvllle, Friday, July 1. Wlnnaboro, Saturday, July 2. Lexington, Wednesday, July 0. Saluda, Thursday, July 7. Edgefield, Friday, July 8. " Aiken, Saturday, July 9. Bamberg, Monday, July 11. J)amwell, Tuesday, July 12. Hampton, Wednesday, July 13. Beaufort, Thursday, Julv 14. Walterboro, Friday, July 15. Charleston, Saturday, July 10. St. George, Tuesday, July 10. Orangeburg, Wednesday, July 20 St. Matthew*, Thursday, July 21. Manning, Friday, July 22, Monk's Corner, Tuesday, July 20 Georgetown, Wednesday, July 27. Kingbtree, Friday, July 20. Florence, Saturday, July 30. Pillion, Tuesday, August 2. Marion, Wednesday, August 3. Conway, Thursday, August 4. Columbia, Saturday, August 0. Union, Monday, August 8. Spartanburg, Tuesday, August 0. GafTney, Wednesday, August 10. Greenville, Thursday, August 11. Pickens, Friday, August 12; Walhallu, Saturday, August 13. _ Anderson, Monday^?August 2Jr Abbeville, Wednesday, Aujust 24 Greenwood, Thursday, August 25 Laurens, Friday, August 20. Newberry, Saturday, August 27. Old and Popular S. O. Daily. For more than a century The Char leston News and Courier ("the old lady of Broad street") lias been mak ing regular visits to Southern homes. And it has always received a cordial and warm welcome in South Carolina. To think of Charleston is to think of The News and Courier. It. is an ably edited and conservative newspaper. In soma parts of the Palmetto State The News ond Courier is esteemed setond in the family by the head of tlx- house. Mr. Robert Lathan. a popular South Carolinian, is chief of the "moulding" room in the think department. He is succeeding ad mirably. His editorials are read With interest. May The Courier see several more Halley's comets and its editors hold on as long as I'ncle .Jim Wilson of the Agricultural Department States Storios Told in a Lino. The "Asheville Special," (he Sou thern mi I way's train to tlio moun tain resorts of western North Caro lina, has hern put on. Dr. T. A. <'rawford, of Hook Hill, has been appointed by Gov. Ansel as trustee" of Wintlirop College, vice A. M. Lee of Charleston, deceased. .1 air.es Williams, colored, who eleven years ago killed a negro of Columbia, and who came back to he tried, was a< quitted in Qourt of session. ?>. South Carolina, riloug with other Southern States, will ex Wfi t her re sources nt thp Ohio Valley Exposi tion. The hearing, w.iih reference to con tinuous mileage rates over the Sea board Air Line railway and the Chesterfield & Lancaster road will be held boforo the railroad cpmmifJsiQfl Juno IS. J. D. McLuea* was appointed by Oov. Ansel member of the oommia* sion to ascertain the financial statin of Marion and Dilllon. on behalf of Marion, vice W, McG. Buck, rosigned. Marvin Wall, a boy of 10 or 12 years of ago, shot l.ouls Hrooks, 10 years old, son of ^rmitago Brooks, of Marion. Anderson's new postofllce is open. For this building and equipment con gress appropriated $86,000. Thero are a number of vacancies at the Confederate llomo, according to B. H. Teague. a member of the co,:nn;issinn having charge of the af fairs of the institution. Two vet erans are permitted to enter the home from each county, An agricultural campaign will be held during the months of July, Au gust and September. Every one of the 43 counties will be visited and n great nasi meeting of the formers heid. I Capt. Neil Simpson, one of the freight conductors on the "3 Cs" division of the Southern Railway. I had the misfortune to get his big toe on his ritfht foot cut off at Sharon. ?Alex Scrmjgs, a trained nurse, was bound and gagged and robbed of his purse at Greenville in the residence of a prominent citizen where he i oomed. The standard for admission to prac tice in the courts of the State has been raised by the State hoard of law examiners, recently appointed by the supreme court. Sam Wilkie, colored, an escaped convict, was caught at Concord, N. C. Wilkie is in for a life sentence for murder. Deputy Collector Merrick of Green ville, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff l Wat kins, State Offleer Williamson | and Deputy Sheriff Loekbart, mad* | a raid into the Thickety mountain section, 8 miles watt of Gaffnay, and destroyed a 90-gallon copper still. In South Carolina in 1900, 12.3 per cant of the acreage of the 8tat* waa planted in cotton and 9.8 per eenl of the total acreage in corn. The aVea of the cotton bait it about 700, 000 eqaare miles and one acre out of 14 ie_ opder .^gJUratioou ^*-??5* WOMAN ESCAPES OPERATION WasCured byLydlaE. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Klwood, T?wr rvimxilef hrrt cured me and I hare only taken aix bottle* of LydU K. Piukluiin'9 Vegebv i pound. I wu? ? 1 oi threi months and could not walk. I ?uf fered all the time. The doctor# aald I could not fat well without an opera, tlou, for I ceuld hardlr ?tand tba paina in my sldet, elpeolally my right one, and down4my right leg. X bogth *o reel Detter wnen I had taken only one bottl* of Compound, but kept on m I wu afraid to stop too eoon."?Krf Badi* Mullin, 1788 N. B. flt., El wood,. lad. Why will women take ehances with an operation or drag out a sickly, half-hearted existence, missing three* fourths of the Joy of 11 Ting, when they can And health in Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound? J'or thirty years it has been the standard remedy for female Ills, and has cuied thousands of women who have been troubled with such ail ments as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregular!* Hoa, periodic pains, backache, indiges tion. and nervous prostration. If you bftrfl the slightest doubt that L>ydla E. Pink Ham's Vege table Compound will help you, write to Mrs. Plnrkham at Lyan, Mass- for advice* , Your letter will bo absolutely confidential, and tlio advice free* IK Battle Axe" Shoes It is always well to huve a reason fur the faith that iu in us, hut if we ran not give a reason for doing a good thing, let us keep righi on do ing it,anyway. 1 ? i Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate stomach, liver ana bowels. Sugar-cooted, tiny granules, easy to take. Do not gripe. . Wo easily , foriret those faults which are known only to ourselves. liny "Battle Axe" Shoes. Birds are the world's happy chil dren. So-23-'10. Try Murine ICye Remedy For Red, Weak. Weary, Wutery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. It Soothes Eye Pain. Mnrii\e Eye llemedy Liquid. 25c. and (Wo. Murine JSye Salve, 25c. nua 81.00,,.? ' Flattery is the cheapest coin go ing, yet it buys an amazing number of folks. Mrs. Wins low's Soothing Syrup for Children teething, softens the gums, reduces inflamma tion, aJ lays pain, cures wind colic, 25c. a bottle. 8peech Restored After 11 Year*. A remarkable case of a dumb woman recovering her speech was reported from I.e?ds. For eleven years Mm, Ada Colllngwood, the wifo of a car* penter, had not boon able to utter a single word. A fortnight after he? marralge she had a paralytic selzur# *hlch left her speechless. Doctor? and specialists were consulted, but from none of them did she derive any benefit. A few mornings ago, however, Mr*. Colllngwood after a fortnight's Illness Ut^bed suddenly uttered the wor<| ,?the," and slowly but surely she U recovering her voice.?London Even ing Standard. Substitute for Ore an}, The following is a very good iu> Itltut# for creami~ Boll three-quarteri of a pint of naw milk, put a level teaipoonful of floul into a cup with the yolk of an off and mix -well together, adding a lib tie sugar, When the milk bolli, draw it back from the flre, and, aftar it has been allowed to cool a little, pour over the Hour and egg mixture, ?tir ring briskly to prevent It from be coming lumpy. Pour the mixture Into the eauoepan and h^at over the flre, stirring one way, until the egg thickens. It must not boll, or it will bo spoiled. When cold It Is ready for use.?Home Chat. The hen is not credited with much wisdom, but sho . fashions an egg which no man Is able to imitate. A Taste A Smile And satiafaction to* the last mouthful?, Post Toasties There's pleasure in every package. A trial will show tho fascinating flavour: Served right from the paok age with cream or milk and sometime* fruit?ireah or sUw?l. : RAILROADS WILL WAIT #? ??* ???? ? No More Rate Increases Until New Law is in Effect Washington, 8p?cial.?A complete agreement between ^ha govarnineot and the recently enjoiued railroads of the Western Trunk Line Association was reached at a White House con ference which lasted for wore than four houra Monday, The railroada represented agreed to withdraw all rate increaaea filed to be effective on"or after June J, and agreed to file no more inereaaea un? til th? bili in Congress which gives the Interatata Commerce Commission power to investigate and suspend in* creaaea thut are not just filed, becomes a law and goea into effect. President Tuft thereupon stated that the adminiatration'a purpose in bringing the in junction suit had been accomplished and the auit would be discontinued. The discontinuance will not he entered however, until after the new rAilroad law i? signed. Jim Jeffries Swift aa Lightning. Ben Lomond, Cal., Special.?Jim Jeffriea performed prettiiv Monday before 600 spectators in hia training camp gymnasium. Three ro^indtf of speedy Kpurriug with Joe Cboynski aet the crowd wild with delight. The pace was so fast that it is doubtful if Choynski could have gone many more rounds. Jeffries came out of it smilingly. He was in rare fcood humor and boxed with his face to the crowd bo that they could get a good look at him. . After Jeffries had finished his ring work, John Martin, chief of police of San Francisco, who was down for'the afternoon, drew Jeffries aside apd ask ed him to appear in an exhibition in Snn Francisco June 11, for the bene fit of a fraternal organization. Jef fries sai<l lie would like to accommo date the chief, but it would be im possible for him to break training. "1 caji't take a chance," he said, "of a change of cooking or water; be sides, it would cut into my regular sleeping hours." Endless Chain Postal Cards. Columbus, 0., Special.?Foster Cope land, bank president and II. M. Blair, secretary of the Columbus Y. M. C. A., together with other local business and professional men; have formed an organization designed to have mailed to (lov. Gillette of California 1,000, 000 post cards, bearing the slogan, "?Slop That Fight, this is <he Twen tieth Century." Cards have been sent out in batches of 100 to 10,000 to representative men throughout the United States accompanied by circu lar letters in which it is declared that the proposed Johnson Jeffries contest will not add to good will or citi zenship. The 10,000 recipients will be asked to distribute the cards and have them mailed to Gillette. The assistance of ministers has not been sought in the movement. Illinois Legislators Wickedness. . Springfield, 111., Special.-'-While much attention is being given to the fish bill fund by Prosecutor Burke, evidence submitted indicates thU is trivial compared with the big jackpot raised to control heavier legislation. Thomas Bcckmeycr is authoritatively reported to have mentioned a number of hills. For the local option bill, eliminating the township feature and making the city or village the unit to he voted upon, Beckmeyer is said to have stated, a pot of $100,000 was raised, but this has been strenuously denied by representatives of the liquor interests. For the so-called business corporation tax bill, which was passed and vetoed, it is reported, a fund of $35,006 was raised, while $50,000 is the sum mentioned in con nection with the bill providing for transfer of valuable lake front lands to certain Chicago cojtppratiom, Bribe Taking Btnator Resigns. Kpringfleld, 111,, Special.?Secretary State Rom bflis reccjveij the resigna tlon of Btate 8enator D. W. JioUtlaw, jof tho 42 Senatorial district* from the Legislature. Holitlaw is the Sen ator who confessed to having received $2,500 for voting for Senator Lorimor. Counterfeiting Out At In Penitentiary. Jdflferson City, Mo., Special.?A fully equipped counterfeiting plant was discovered in the Missouri peni tentiary Monday, Federal inspectors found the outfit in the cell occupied by Lee Jayer and Joseph Vail, and they will be brought to trial in the federal court on the charge of counter feiting. Gov. Hadley announced that ? he would pardon both men in Oetober next, when the federal court con venes, that they may be prosecuted. Five pairs of molds and several half and quarter dollars which were good imitations of real money were taken from the cell. North Carolinian Dies in N. Y. New York, Special.?-William Syd ney Porter, known beat under his pen name of "O. Henry," as the "writer of short stories, died Monday at Poly technic hospital. He underwent an operation last Friday and never ral lied. The nature of his ailment was not made known. Mr. Porter was born in Greensboro N. C.f 46 years ago and began hi* career on the Houston Post. ~ ~~ ~ ? ? .... .i /** Cotton Tare Case Decide*. Columbia, ft," C.j Sp?ci&!.?uuve DeVore has rendered * deciaion af firming the magistrate'? court in th? famous cotton eaae involving more than $1,800,000 to the cotton men of the State. The case will ^e taken on kppeal to tjM State Supreme Court1. The eaae was a teat caaa touching the constitutionality of the act passed at the 1910 aesaion of the General Assembly making reduction for cot ton rate sis per cent instead of 14 pounds as formerly tad ae in ottai Southern Stitee. Women s Secrets Tk*r? it on* maa ia the United Sutea who ha? perhapa heard nor* woato'i eecreta thau any other mail or woman in 'ho ?ouotry. THch eeoreta are out aecreta of guilt or tiiame, hut the aeerete of aufferiaf, cod they have been confided (?> Dr. ^ K. V. Pierce la the hope eud expectation of advice and help. That few of tb?M women have heeo di?appoiotci in their ex peotatiooe ie proved by the fuct that ninety-eifbt per cent. o? all women treated by Dr. Fierce have been ubtmlutcly and altogether cured. Such ? record would ho remarkable if tho hundreds only. Hut vvlieo ?.v. treated w?r? nun.umv? , that record applies to tbo treatment of more Cliin htll-l* mil* j - lion worn mi, to ? practice of over 40 years, J* ?? phenomenal, ?ad entitles Dr. Pierce to the gratitude accorded him by women, a? the fin>t ol ?peoialiata ia I ha treatment of women'# disease* Bvery tick woman may consult I)r, Fierce by letter, absolutely without charge. All fcpliea are mailed, sealed in pttfeclly plain envelope*, without any print In or advertising whatever, upon them. Write without tp$t ufc with* out fee, to World's Dispensary Mcdioul Association, Dr. H. V. I'icrce, l'rc?t.t Buflalo, N. Y. DR. PIKRCK'H FAVORITE! PUIIHCHimoN WoaIx. Women ?tron?;, ? Sloll Woiuon SStHS' BUY battle AXE SHOES MITCHELLS EYE SALVE 251 Charming Story Paper. Street 6 Smith's New York Week ly is without doubt one of the most Interesting and charming family ?tory papers published in the United States. For sixty-flvo years it Juts helped and entertained millions of aien and women. It is very popular with the ladies. lis stories ar<* <*l^a?. ind wholesome, written by famous iuthors. The New York 'Weekly i.? always a welcome visitor to the fam ily who have become acquainted with its merits. There are many religions, but there is only one morality. Tattarln* Curaa Itching Pile? Quickly. "Ona application of Tetterlne cured me of a caa? of Itching Piles 1 hatl for five yaars." Baynard Benton, Walterboro, C. Tetterlue cures Eczema. Tetter, (trmind Itcto, Ring Worm, Infants' Sore llead. Pimples. Itching Piles. UiuRh S<;ily Patches on the Face, Old Itching Sores, Dandruff. Cankered rinalp, Corns, <'lill blalns and every form of Scalp anl Skin Dlaaaaa. Tetterlne 60c; Tetterln#) Soap 16e. At druggists, or by mall direct from Tb? Shuptrlne t?o.. Savannah Oa. With every mall order for Telleilne we rlva a box of Shupttihe's 10c Klvtr Pllla frea. Compassion, the parent of ull kind j >fflces. 10. j A PTire wftv of rtiring crawm. dinrrhfta { tnd dysentery Is to uc*? Painkiller. There j 8 only one kind?7Vrr?/ Darin'. 2'c. } The reward of one duty i.s tlie j power to fulfil! another. Sixteen Years of Skin Disease. "For sixteen long years 1 have been suffering with a bad case of skin dis ease. While a child there broke out It red sore on the legs Just In bark of my knees. It waxed from bad to worse, and r.t last I saw I had a bad 1 skin disease. I tried many widely known doctors in different cities, but to no satisfactory result. The plague bothered me more in warm weather than in winter, and being on my leg Joints it made It Impossible for me to walk, and I was forced to stay Indoors in the warmest .weather. My h< pes of recovery were by thl# time spent. 81eepless nights and restless days made life an unbearable burden. At last 1 was advised to try the Cuticura Remedies "[Cuticura Soap. Ointment j and Pills], and I did not need more than a trial to convince me that 1 was on the road of success this time. I bought two Aets of the Cuticura Ren edles and after these were gooe I was a different man entirely. I am now the happiest man that there is at least one true cure for skin diseases. Leonard A. H*wtof, It Nostrand Avo., Brooklyn, N. Y., July 30, and August I. 1909." I have great confidence in the revelatipns \vbipb bplidays bring forth, Libby's Cooked Corned Beef There's a marked distinction between Libby's Cooked Corned Beef and even the best that's sold in bulk. Evenly and mildly cured and scientifically cooked in Llbby'a Gnat White Kitchen, all the nat ural flavot of the fresh, prime beef is retained. It is pure, wholesome, delicious, and it is ready to serve at meal time. Saves work and worry in summer. Other Libby "Healthful" Meal-Time-Hints, all ready to serve, are: Peerless Dried Beef , Viean Sansage, Veal Loaf Evaporated Milk Baked Beams, Chow Chow Mixed Pickles "Purity goes hand In hand with the libby Brand* f Insist on Lihby's at your utty, luun *uur A bird sings, a child prattles, but it is tbo siimc hyiiiti- li.vinn indistinct, inarticulate, but full <>t" profound meaning. For i OI.UM ii lid <>1(11*. (lick's rAM'm.NK l< Hip licst rrnwly?re lievos t)i** ni'li 11n ait'1 fi>*ci??uii'H the Col'l ami io-t?>i i.urn nl <i>ii(lim>us. 11'? ll.ji.l.l f ffri'is Immrtliat?*ly. loe.. sic. and 50*. at <lru(f slur*.* Troublu icacli- - im ii how much then) is iu n.a.iliuid. lluy " JI a i" i i. i; Axe" Siioivs. Tlit' beautiful is beauty situ with III** I've i.| I lie Mill!. , Wothcf iirf?* in Qliud r#n'' Ac* Y^rkCity MOTHER GRAYS SWEET P0WDKR3 fOR CHILDREN, A f'.rtitr r i-i? for I'fverlMineM* ( n (trill**1 !???>? 11 <? u rt ".'i,1,' httui: in' 'i I iih.oIi-*. 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SHOES *5, ?4, *3.SO, ?3, *>2.50 & *2 THE STANDARD FOR 30 YEARS. Million* of mm wear W. I.. Douztan shoes bo cauie they are the low eat prices, quality con sidered, in the world. Made upon honor.of the bo?t leathrrs, by the most s'cilled workmen, in all the late it fachions. W. L. Douglas $5.00 ?nd $4.00 shoes equal Custom Bench VYorli costing $(J.OO to 50.00. 6tyt'Shoes, 9?,fl.SC&$2 W. I.. Donpin* i?nn-smorj i!>.ir v*:..,- t.y ?>::ini?:Tig hi* nar.if a!i?l t'l Dm I <.u? i?>. I ( i it, '1'nUe X<i llnte, / i' i / [trim, A?H ytitirilriitrr Tiir V,'. I ?vAwi.'? ?!??????. II u?| fornalelnvour lo?n?r|'i,!?i M > '-'t'liM in* how to or.lrr I'T hih't, I- ri-.l .".M- t lrom ttfItvp. W.I .liuiiiMaft. i'r- ? ku-' Main. BtlsjDakri, v? iialT", better fw ye? lb in Of Mamisika mmhicli. Rticrcou: aay bank ia Lcui?r?l'.e. W: feronh WeolBa|iFrttt)ootihippni. Write!? pcicslist. L H SABEL k SONS ^ uft,d Looijrillt, Kj. AN ITCHING SKIN la about the most troublesome thing there Is, You know It lj you've ever had any kind of skin trouble. But they ell give way, disappear, every !ast one?every pimply, scaly, Itching, eruptive Ulnd of dls?as? of the skin-when you treat them to a box of HUNT'S CURE well rubbed In. Nothing like It to make the skin henlthy and smooth and free from stlnjl, or Itch or pain. Price Is 50 ctns a box, and one box In guaranteed to cure any one case or you GET YOUR MONfcY DACK. Ask Your Druggist for Hunt's Cure k. B. RICHARDS MID'CINF. CO.,Shermm,Texas GET A m MILL from Lombard Iron Work*. A?j??s. t*!Ox. MfcVe money tawing neigh bor's limber when gin engine ie idle after tha crop* ere laid by. Oral Hair to Natural Colo* ???eve* ofcuonurr and ?cum Uti(*rt(M *?4 *K? h?lr frtn? Ullinf of F?* M* k| ?rauHM, ? ??M UrtM v? XANTHINE OO., Richmond, Virftlnt* fMM * *?? lHHl) tl^l J|? 1**4 for t'ulrt gi^Tlioflipn'sE^Water