The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 15, 1910, Image 4
ROOSEVELT RETURNS AND IS GIVEN
AN OVATION SELDOM EQUALED
The Mighty Traveler Goes Buoyantly Through a Long
and Trying iteccption-Parade, Showing Lively
Interest in Everything American.
The Wlilte Company Receives Unique Compliment For
the Sturdy Reliability oT Its Steam Car From
Mr. Roosevelt and Family,
Theodore Itwwevflt and Party in White Steamer,
After fifteen months' absence, exactly as scheduled, Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt disembarked from thy KnlHerln Auguste Victoria, Saturday morn.
Ii?k, Juno 18, nt 11 a. ni. To tho keen disappointment of u large group of
newspaper correspondents, Mr. Roosevelt absolutely refused, as heretofore,
to be Interviewed or to talk on political subjects, but his rapid lire of ques
tions showed the same virile interest in public affairs an before.
If the welcome tendered by the vast throng may be considered ft
?criterion upon which to base a "return from Klba," surely there was no dis
cordant Tnrtn"tn the Immense reception-parade, nor In the wildly clamorous
crowd which cheered at every glimpse and hung on his very word.
The Incidents of the day in New York wer? many, but perhaps none hot
ter illustrated the neivous energy and vitality of the man. the near-mania to
be up-and doing. which he has brought bark to ns, than the discarding of
horses and carriages for the swifter and moiv reliable automobiles.as**'tTie
moment the Roosevelt fiimily and Immediate putty landed, they were
whisked away In White Steamers to the home of Mr Dwuglas Robinson at
433 Fifth avenue. A little latet, when the procession reached the corner of
Fifty-ninth street and Fifth avenue, Colonel Roosevelt .i^ain sliowed his
preference for the motor car In general and the White cars in particular,
when he, Cornelius Vanderbllt and Collector Loeb transferred from their
carriage to White Steamers, which were in waitlutyfor them
After luncheon at Mr Robinson's house, the entire party, including
Colonel Roosevelt, again entered the White ears and were driven to Long
Island City, where they were to take a special train to the ex-President's
home at Oyster Hay.
Th? supremacy of the White cars with the Roosevelt party was again
demonstrated on Sunday, when the party was driven to church in the White
Steamers, and a group of some forty prominent Rough Riders were taken
In a White Gasoline Truck to a clambake at the Travels island cluhhpuse of
the New York Athletic Club.
Farm Notes.
It 1ms lon? been known that birds i
cat insects, but it has remained l'or u
Rhode Island .farmer deliberately t<> j
<nilitivale and mcourntre birds on his j
farm for that particular purpose.!
Kave swallows, robins, orioles and j
many other "feathered friends''j
?were ^ot to live within a
few hundred yards of the i
house. As a result, there was not only
pleniv of sweet musie, but in a year !
when the aphids, or liee*, ravaged the
apple-crop, farmers had a big yield i.f
valuable fruit. |
The mortgage nightmare is rapidly j
becoming an extinct breed n:t the
farm. So.-'JH-IO.
A Package Mailed Free on Request of
- MUNYGTS
Tho best Stomach and
I-tvor IMlla known and
n positive and njeedy
euro for Constipation,
Indigestion, Jaundlco,
HUlousncflfl, Sour Stom
ach, Headache, and nil
allmonta arising from a
dlsordorod itoraa.ch or
sluggish Uvor. They
contain In concen
trated form all tho
?virtues and values of Munyon'" Paw
Paw tonic and are mado from i ?
Juice of the Paw-Paw fruit. I un- '
hesitatingly recommend thene pi 11 n na
being the best laxative and cathartic *
ever compounded. Bend uh postal or <
letter, requesting a froe packago of !
Mnnyon'n Celebrated Paw-Paw I.axa- 1
tlTe Pills, and we will mull same free I
of charge. MUNYON'fl HOMOEO
PATHIC HOME REMEDY CO. S3d 1
and Jofferson Sts , Philadelphia, Pa.
BMrtMM nn? u?i. ?j Hst'jrs! Gc!o?
RIMOVII OANONUPr AND IOURK
fsYiffir?te? and prffnlj t)>? h?ir from failing of
r*f Itl* bj DiuniUI*, ?? Sent Direct fcy
XANTHINE CO., Richmond. Virginia
#1 loUlr, lam^l? ft?HU ) |? UN
Drop
CURED
Gi v o s
Quick
Rel ief.
Rtmovt? all swelling In 8 lo 20
tlnys ; eflectn h j?emiat?ent cure
in yo to (<ai\nv*. TrioItreatme ut
given free. Nolhlnjrc?a be fairer
Write Dr. H. H. Qriin't Sona,
?paclalliti. Bo* _ Atlanta, Ga.
AN ITCHING SKIN
Is about the most troublesome
thing there is. You know It If
yoa've ever had any kind of skin
trouble. But they all give way,
disappear, every last one?every
pimply, scaly. Itching, eruptive
kind of disease of the skin?when
yon treat them to a box of
HUNT'S CURE
mil nibbed In. Nothing like it to
Make the skin healthy and smooth
tree from sting, or Itch or pain.
Price hi AO cents s box, and one
?kmc Is guaranteed to cure any one ?
case or jron get tour momxt
Your Cn.*sgist forUunfs Core
uftu
mm
Iii a really heroic 1:1c there is no
peradventurt. It is always either
doing or dying.--I{??hw<-1 1 1). Hitehcoek.
For HR*D?< Mr~H(rkl* rA ??I7I>INII
Wliethwr from Colli*. Heat. Stomach or
N??r?ou* Trouiile*. Caimdlrte will rou.
It's llijuId ?to tak??act* Immeill
ately Try It. 10c.. 26c. and 50a at drug
itorM.
The Newspaper Qjy.
I sec a man pushing his way through
the lines
Where the woik of the terrible i\ro~
tf end shines:
" The chief V 1 inquire, an.I a p 'lice
man replies?
"Why, m?. l.e's one of t'lem newB
paper grys. "
I see a man walk through 'he door of
a show
Where the ;rrml throngs are block
ed by I he siun ' * S. 1{. O. "
" l? this man a st:ir that no ticket ho
buys?''
''Sta nothing; lie's nno of them
l:i\\ spsiper guvs.''
I see a man start on t!ie trail of a
cro? >k,
Wh'le he scorns the police and
brings him to book.
"Sherlock Holme*?" I exclaim, and
someono replies,
"Sherlock Holmes' lie's ,.ne of
them newspaper guys."
And some day I'll pn*s by the great
gates of i*o!d.
And soe a n.uii pass through un
questioned and bold.
"A Saint f" ami Saint 1'eter will
surely reply.
"He carries a pass: that's a news
paper guy."
Compound
Interest
romps to life when the body
fpeU tho delicious glow of
health, vigor and energy.
That Certain Sense
of vigor in the brain and easy
ptu^e of the nerves comes
when the improper foods are
cut out and predigested
Grape=Nuts
'take their places
?
If it has taken you years
fto run down don't expect one v
jrnouthful of this great food
fto brinfj you back (for it ia
not a stimulant but a
robuilder.)
Ten days trial shows such
tig results that one sticksl
to it/
^There's a Reason'*
/Cifthe little book, "The) ,
{load:to Wellville," in pkgt^
JC*TVM CEREAL CO, LTO
JMd.ftMl.lB4>
/j'* -
IB MES A DETECTIVE
? J
* m i) '
Anti-Saloon Worker in Newark
0., Had Killed a Bar Keeper.
TempcritiM'o I^dgiie Oflirinlx IMnni*
iJ??? Mayor of Newark For Not
Kiifort lug Iho ICxtUc l4tr. ?
tc 'Is
Newark, Ohio -- Ah a result of the
beer riots bete Ciiurles lOtheri-ngton,
u detective, of Cleveland, employ?'! by
the 8tat?? Anil Saloon League, was
lynched by a mob of r>0o<> men at
10,20 o clock p. m.. following the an
nouncement of the death of William
Howard, a saloon keeper hjkI former
policeman. who was shot a few hours
before by JCtherlngton.
a The mob atormert the haltered
?lown lho doors, and, seizing Kthe.rin'g
ton dragged him across the street and
k>trnitk him np to a telegraph pole.
Sheriff Lln'dt appealed to Ooverpor
Harmon for Stale troops, as the city
wan absolutely In the hands of t|io
mob, which paraded the-hi reels seek
ing tlie companions of Kt herln^ton.
The police wsri! powerless and f tilth
? cv Iyn?'hln'H and great property dam
ace W(ie feared
10' Iie.vin^t"ii wa;< beaten almost, to
dtath before he was si rung.up. M'nor
I.f.hro" and Sherlfr Llnek appealed U)
the eiowd and tried lo. paeify i lie ring
leaders when news of Howard *
deat !)? been rue It nown.
The riots and the lynching were tho
result of raids upon a number of kh
loons by nearly a score of detectives,
iuohHv from Cleveland. e/noloyed- by
the Siato Anti-Saloon League.
Newark Is a "dry" city of IS,000
Inhabitants and tiie Anti-Saloon
League htarted a < rusade to close thu
"speakeasies" that have been In op
eration aince the town was voted
"dry."
The detectives raideti three places,
the trouble starting at William
Sell la gel's near-beer saloon. A mob
of jjooo gathered and. i hrea'ened the
detectives. With revolvers drawn the
latter escaped to' a uotel, where tae
police arrested eight of them.
The remaining twelve, broke away
niul ran, pursued by the mob. Half
of tiiem were caught anil beaten, !>ul
wenj rcKeued by the police. K'her
ington stumbled- and fell and in a
Ficon (I the crowd wax upon him. He
drew a revolver and shot Howard,
Tiie crowd ataried to kill him. but the
l'.?die.-? re:?cu-d and arrested him
All tli" r< of the day business was
?>'?,?? mb .1 and the str;!0ts Were. Hlled
with men brandishing club.* and
weapons ?".:id thrr:ilchlng von ;earce.
\Ylun i? bvciniit' known ; ha* -Howard
was dyinv: nil .ho d >!? < i i?/ ?y ex* >j?t
Kt!*"? i::g'o:i were spirited 'out c:
t' W'l. . . -
V>".n: ' llo* mob was battering Cown
the doors Htlier'-ngto'n was In his cell.
1 m an at'-nij.it io commit ? suicide ho
wmnthevd his bead In his <?<>at and
?c-'t file io it. ilc was ca :riit in time.
I :i the .nebv'as the m >'? was l-av
Ing tli" iail eight prison iv, Held for
petty offenses, iseajed. Onv :efu3C'J
to Jfave
As Ki her I ng ton iVonni.d tiie block
ready for ilie swing be was asked to
make a speech.
"? [ want ' > warn all young fel
lows not to to make a living the
wh.v I have done-- by strike breaking
and diking jobs like .bis." he de
clared "I had better have worked
and 1 won id not be l.ere :io\v."
Ktluritigton'*: last moments, while
he heard the mob battering down the
doors, were spent in prajing and
writing a note to his parent?, residing
In u farm "car Willisburg, Ky.
"What will mv mother say when
she hears of this?" he kept moaning
to the .'?;ilo:\
JiKTin: j-'vi.i.kii's fcxlilxr,
Services Held in Chicago am'. Itody In
terred in (iraecinnri.
Chicago. ? Kuneral services for
Chief Justice Melville Weston Fuller
were held In St. tames' lOpiscopal
Church, the Kov. .Tames 10. Freeman
officiating
Distinguished members of the
bench am' (lie bar, including live
Justices of the Supreme Court, flow
Hughe?, of New York, and eminent
jurists of Chicago and other cities
listened reverently to the high tribute
paid by the recto:- to tht* life and
work of the deceased. .
Se venteen minute guns, lired by I
order of Maior-Crneral Frederick !
Dent ('.rant, loomed a nation'.; tribute
to the dead
The interment was at C.raeeiand
Cemetery, where m?Mnb? r< of Justice
Fuller's family are buried.
I'l\K A 1-1*1 MISTS lv 11.I.KI),
Tivti Women Anion;; Them ? Seven
Injured in the Jungrau.
Criinienwaid, Sw itzerland ?An av.
aianche overwhelmed two parties of
Alpinists neat the Hergli but.
Seven people. including three
ruldes. were rescued They are sert
i/.isiv iuii i
Five others were killed. Two of
these were Hermans.
It o; ?tiited that the missing Include
: v. o woiuvii The disaster happentd
on the Junyfrau glacier.
1,umber Worth Millions F.urned.
MotUiea!. Canada ?A spe< ial from
\rnprior. <)n;ario, sa>s tire destroyed
lumber worth fi\>m $II.'>00.0OU to
000,000 in the Hillies htmber yards.
The bure.'.'d area (overs half a square
mile. The mills were saved aiter #
hard
M\Ci 1.IS1I I,()1(I)'S It.\ I I/WAY JOH.
Lord Sbolto Dougln* Get* Work nt T3
n Day on the C. I*. K.
Spokane. Wash.?Declaring he has
spent his fortune on his wife, lxtrd
Sho'.to Douglas lefi Spokane to work
with a Canadian Pacific Railway sur
veying crew for three months at 5-' a
day. Lord Sbolto is a brother of the
present Marquis of Queensbnry.
Lord Sholto married Miss Margaret
Mooney, known on the variety stags
aB Lorettn Addts
TROLLKY STRIKE OFF.
p
Oninhn Company'* Kmployei Ac
knonlrdge Defeat.
Omaha, Neb. ?The strike,o( the
motormcu and conductora of the
Omaha street railway company wn'
or.lclally declared off. The strike
was called last SeptemhetL and was a
complete failure, the company win*
ning on all points and all cars being
operated within on? week. The com.
pany made no concessions to have the
strike declared off.
SLAYS SELFAFTER FARM SALE
Man of 73 Despondent Over
Leaving Lifetime Home.
Ak?<I Mmii Mini Wife Until Itued Kt?-p
mid WMuteil to lluy llm k Their
Old 1*1 ?ue,
Butler, N, J.?Despondency at the
f>ro?pect of giving up tho humble
companionship of hIm horse*, cattle,
pig* und poultry, to which he was de
voted, c&UMtl Harrison Vree
land, of Bloomingdale, sev<*nty-thr?e
yearn old, and one of the best known
farmer# In Northern Paaaalc County,
to kill himself. The news of tho trag
edy wa? kopt from the widow, who
scarcely wan less devoted than her
husband to ' tbe rural occupation
which had engaged all theli' time for
more than half it century and had
made the couple well to do.
Vreeland like many other* of lift
kind when they ?ro% old thought it
would he a good thing for him fo noil
out ?nd settle,|u town. He und h
wlfo were too feeble to farm it, and
their sl< children having grown up
and moved away It seemed to him the
only thing to do was to retire." Ac
cordingly he sold the place with all
lhf? stock on it. Under the contract
ho waa to give pusscssioii in a few
days.
The old man found out when it was
too late that the farm, with live
etock, 11k chores and its lonely, but
familiar routine of work, had become
absolutely a part of his life. It hroko
his heart to part with his pete, Nancy
and Bossy, and the pair of horses ho
had driven so long and the colts and
ralres. Even the chickens and ducks
*od geese nnd turkeys appealed to
him an they never had before.
He wandered around disconsolate
In and out of the barn, and the house,
and the stable, and up Into the high
Held where he could look so far away
on other farms and distant hills he
might never see again. He tried to
buy back the - farm, but couldn't.
Then the situation pot on his nur?<;a
ho badly ho blew out his brains, lie
was long the Constable for the Pas
saic County Grand Jury, and k..esr
everybody around and about.
SHOOTS HIS DAUGHTER DEAD.
Persian Consul's Superintendent Was
Gunning For Crows.
Morrlstown, X. J.?While gunning
for crows Herman Tabihyian shot, and
killed his daughter Mabel Tabibyian,
six years old.
The man if employed as siif.erin
leadent of Persian Court, the home of
H. II, Topakyan, the Pe.'sian Consul
General to the t'nited States. For
the last few days crows have been
I raiding t cornfields on the place,
land Tabibyian started gunning for
I fh?ni. He was walking through a
field with his shotgun under his'arm,
(the muzzle to the rear, when a twig
caught In the trigger and discharged
the firearm. The little girl was only
a few steps behind her father, and
tho charge tore the top of her head
completely off.
BLEACHED FLOUR WAS IMPURE.
Jury Brings Vetalict in Favor of tbe
Gov A 'ument.
Kansas City, Mo.?The jury In tho
bleached flour case returned a verdict
that the flour seized was adulterated
and mishranded, as charged by the
Govern ment.
The verdict was returned In the
Federal Court after seven hours' de
liberation by the jury that for more
than live weeks had listened to testi
mony for and against the charge of
the Government that 625 sacks of
flour, bleached and sold by tho Lex
ington Mill and lilevator Company, of
Lexington, Neb., and seized by tho
Government while in the possession
of the purchaser, a grocer in Castle,
Mo., were adulterated and ^nils
branded.
AUTO RACER KILLED ON TRACK.
Thomas KI tirade Drives Cur Through
Fence on Indianapolis Speedway.
Indianapolis, Ind. ? Thomas Kin
cade, a racing driver for the Na'ional
Motor Vehicle Company, was killed in
an accident at the Indianapolis speed
way.
He was alone In his enr, the Nation
al No. f>, in which he has appeared in
so many ra^es. and no one knows how
the accident happened.
Shut Out Religious Orders.
Madrid, Spain.?Premier Canalejas
decided to submit to the King a bill
forbidding further religious orders to
enter Spain until the pending negotia
tions with the Vatican for the revision
of the Concordat are ended.
BASEBALL FIGHT IV"
THREE LEAGUES.
IfATIONAl. I.XAOUK STANDINO.
w. i?. p. c.' w. r? r. a
Ohlcneo,,.. .4:4 'J8 iMrt Philn ,4?1
NVw York.40 _'4 K?5St. Louis..IX) MU ,4.'6
Pittthnrir. .H4 :'0 Ml Brooklyn -7 M7 ,4'2*i
Cincinnati H5 ;W &'J'J Boston ->4 an
AWKP.ICAN I.XAOV'K STANDINO.
W. i.. r. c I w. u. r. o.
Phila 45 '?"1 *lf?v*?]rtn-l..478
Nmv VurK. :w ','7 5!>1 Chicago.. ,:t0 4S6
Detroit 41 31 ft?M?jWa?lim^"n 25 4.) ,:?V*
Boston :UJ M ,545iSt. Louis..VI 4ft .318
KASTKKN I.KAOUK STANDINO.
W. i. r. r. w. r.. p. o.
Newark... 44 '27 ,'iao Provid'ce S3 SI .ftO.1
Toronto... 3* 30 .5.V.* Buffalo... .44S
Boohwster . "0 .538 Jersey City28 3ft .424
Baltimore, .a) J'2 SJU MoQt.-val. .23 3<J ,36t
DIPLOMAT SHOT FOR MURDER.
Beckert, ex-Cl?ance)lor of Oeminn Le?
gallon in Chile, Executed.
Santiago, Chile.?Wllhelm Beckert,
ex-Chancellor of the German Legation
here, was shot for the murder of a
Chilean messenger of the Legation in
February 5, 1 909.
Beckert ombczzlod funds of the Le
gation anc^ attempted to cover up hl?
crime by "making it appear that he
had been burned to death.
South Dakota For Mr. Taft.
Sioux Falls, S. D.?The Republican
State Convention commended Mr.
Taft for hit declaration of loyalty to
the Roosevelt policies. Tho Cannon
and Aldrlch policies were denounced.
Willis Cook, of Sioux Falls. w<? re
elected chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee.
X
FAllen Wire Kills Two Boys.
Urbane, Ohio.?Henry Leonard an A
Hamilton Ring. boy?, were killed by
a telephone wire, which became
crossed with * fallen electric win. ~H
\i\.. '.v iz,
s#8
Bpeaking of by-produets, the
rubbish of New York city nets the
city sorne two hundred and thirty
four thousand dollars a year over
the cunt of collection. Municipali
ties have learned some lesson* from
the packinghouse*.
. Take * Foot-llath To-night
lft?r duwolvmg one or two Allen'a Foot
Tab* (AntuepUc tablet* (or tbe foot-bath)
in tbe water. It will take out all aoreness,
smarting and tenderness, remove foot odore
and freahen the feet. Allen'a Foot-'Iabe
hiaUntly relieve wearineaa and a*eating or
inHamed tret and hot nervounneaa of the
feet at niplit Then for comfort throughout
the d:ty ?li.?Ue Allen'a Foot Ka?e. the anti
?e;?tif powilcr. into yowr ahoee, Hold #very
wliai e. Avoid auhalitutea. Sample* of
Allen'* Foot fsus mailed Free, or our reg
ular aiae wnt by mai) for 25c. Address
AJIen 8. nliiutrd, I a Hoy, N Y.
"Foot-Tabs for Foot-Tubs."
i'aitii in u better thun that which
appears i* no lea* rou uirtid by arl
tliun b.v religion?Sterling
Stomach Blood and
Liver Troubles
Much tlcitneM atarta with nwk stomach, and consequent
poor, impoverished blood, Nervous and pale-people lack
Mood, rich, rod blood. Their atomaohs need invigorating
for, after *11, a man can b? no atrpnger than bit stomach.
A remedy that tnakea the atoroach strong and (he liver
active, wake* rich red blood and overcome# and drivea
out diseate-produciug bacteria and cures u whole multi
tude oi diseases.
ilet rid ot your Stomach Weakness and
hirer Laziness by taking a course of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
? the treat Stomach Restorative, Liver
MnvlQorator and Blood Cleanser.
You can't afford to accept any mcdicine ol unknown
composition aa a aubatitute for "(lolden Medical Discov
cry," which is a medicine o?? known COMfOilTION, having
? complete lis! of ingredients in plain Knglish on its bot
tle-wrapper, aume being atteatcd aa correct under oath.
Dr. Pierce11 PI want Pet Ma rrsulat* and Invigorate Stomach,
i.lver and Dowilt*
fit wps In this very cottage In Brookslde, 15 miles
frosts nirmlh^inm, Ala., that three Italians nearly
died r/; Fever. Thoy hcdbeonslck 3 months. John
son's Vonlc cured UjOi.i quickly?read letter belowi
Brookalde, Ala., Mar *> loca
The t\rn phratolan* here had 8 re-ry ohntlnnto OMM o4 eontiuued Malarial K>vo*. AH
wt;e Jtallaju aud lived on a cr?tlc 60 yard* from rnjr ato re. Theaecaaea wwe of three
Kion'hji *ta.n<llng, their temperature ranging from 100 to 19t. The doctors bad tried every*
tiling In vain. I persuaded them to let m? try Jobnaon'a Tonic. I removed all the print
ed matter and let the modicmo (to out in a plain bottle <ui a regular prescription. The el?
feet In all thrte t aeea wa? Immediate ana permanat* They recovered rapidly and Over*
wan no r? cun unco of the K?ver. li H. H I )? I. i' i >.
Write to THE JOHNSON'S CHILL * PKVER TONIC CO., Savannah, Ca.
Think oS Last Summer?
You can remember days when ,the heat inside your
kitchen was so great you could hardly bear it. With the
right stove you would ha/e made a better hostess. Save
your health. Don't put up with the drudgery of a coal
range. You can have a clean, cool, pleasant kitchen. The
New Per/6dfeR
Oil Cook-stove
CaotUmarr Note: Baaure
you get thla stove ? aee
that }he name-plate
reuda 1 Naw Perfection."
docs away with all drudgery of
cooking. Why should"you be a
slave to a coal range when you
can have an Oil Cook-Stove that ia
cheaper than coal, cleaner than cqal,
doesn't "smell," doesn't smoke, lights
instantly,can be put outinstantly, leaves
no ashes, and doesn't heal Ihe kitchen.
With one of these stovea. you can boil,
bake or roast the most elaborate dinner.
You can change from a slow to-a quick
fire, or the other way about, by simply
turning a wick. Apply a match, and in
stantly the heat from an intense blue
flame shoot3 upward through the tur
quoise - blue enamel chimneya to the
bottom of pot, kettle or oven ?-but no
where else. The stove has every conve
nience that can be thought of: Cabinet
Top with Bhelf for keeping food and
dishes hot, drop shelve? to hold coffee
or teapots, towel rack; in fact every
convenience possible.
The nickel finish, with the bright blue of
the chimney*, makes the stove ornamental
and attractive.
Made with 1,1 and 3 burntri; tbn t and 3-burner ato*ea can be had with or without
Cabinet.
Krary dealer erery wb?r?. If hot at yoara, wrtta (or DaerrlptfTa Circular ft> the naareat agency of Lha
Standard Oil Company
(Incorporated)
The man of nature is always a
flower.?Holmes.
For Red, ItchingEjrrllds, Cyst*, Styet?,
Falling EyelnHhes i\n<l All Eye# That Need
Care, Try Murine Eye Salve. Aneptic
Tubca, Trial Size, 25c. Ask Your Druggist
or Write Murine Eye Heiuedy Co., Chicago.
Oot His Receipt.
He had run up a small bill at the
village store, and went to pay it,
first asking for a reeeipt.
The proprietor grumbled and com
plained it was too small to give a re
ceipt for. It would do just as well,
he said to .cross the account off, and
so drew a diagonal pencil line across
the book.
"Does that settle it?" asked
the customer.
"Sure."
"An' ye'11 niver be askin' for it
agi n ? "
'' Certainly not.''
"Faith, thin," said the other cool
ly, "an' I'll kape me money in me
!>otfket.''
"-But T can rub that out," said
the store-keeper.
"I thought so," said tho customer
dryly. "Maybe ye'11 He givin' me a
receipt now. Here's yer money."
Sixteen bull's-eyes in sixteen min
utes, with twelve-inch guns,?the new
achievement of the battle-ship Sonth
C arolina,?gives point to the aii?wt'r
which the sailor made to the admiral
who tried to quiz him. "Can you
hit that man in the eyef" the admiral
a*ked, pointing to a figure a thousand
or more yards away. "Yes, sir.
Which eye, sir 1''
Delightful
Desserts
and many other pleasing
dishes can be made with.
Post
Toasties
A crisp, tirholtsome food?
always ready to serve."
With fruits or berries it is
delioidus.
"The Memory Lingers"
A little book-^"<
tplitpom. .. . ,
by OroWh ItciM lSc.
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POSTUM CEREAL CO., XTD ,
B.i?u CM*k Um>K.
The Continent will not suffer Eng
land to he tlie workshop of the world.
/I Flumlug KrupM??n Covered Her
FYom Head lo Feet.
"Four yenrs ago I suffered severely
with a terrible eczema. being a mass
of sores from head to feet and for six
weeks confined to iny bed. During
that time I suffered continual torture
from Itching nnd burning. Aftpr ^e
lng given up by my doctor I was ad
vised to try Cutlcura Remedies. Af
ter the first bath with Cutlcura Soap
nnd application of Cutlcura Ointment
I enjoyed the first good sleep during
my entire Illness. I also used Cutl
cura Rasnlvent and the treatment was
continued for about three weeks At
the end of that time I was able to ho
about the house, entirely cured, and
have felt no III effects since. I would
advise any person suffering from any
form of skin trouble to try the Cutl
cura Remedies, ns I know what they
did for me. Mrs. Kdward Nennlng.
1112 Sallna St., Watertown, N. Y..
Apr. 11, 1 909 "
Riches are able to solder up
abundance of flaws.
Constipation cnuses and seriously ag(rra
yates 1*1 any dmetteea. It is thoroughly
cured by l)r. Pierce's Pellets. Tioy sugar
coated granules.
The rays of happiness, like those
of light, are colorless when unbroken.
Testifies With Pleasure.
Cood evidence: "With ple??ure T tes
tify tc the merits of iluulitu' Tonic hh h
remedy for chills and fever. I recommend
it, and in no cane have I known it to fail,
even in the most obstinate." Sold by
Druggists?50c. and $1.00 bottles. Prepared
by Robinson-1'etlct Co. (Inc.), Louisville.
For the South Pole?The British
antarctic expedition, to he commanded
by Captain Scott, composed of 28
officers and men of science nnd a crew
of 27 picked men. sailed from the
Thames, June 1st, in the Terr* Nava.
Captain Scott hops to reach the south
pole in December. 1911. In addition
to ponies and dog-teams, the party is
provided with a novel means of trans
port in the form of a motor-sledge,
which has been satisfactorily tested
on the snow of Norway.
The New Reporter.
Possibly all of you have heard of
metropolitan daily who sent out one
of these cub reporters on his first im
portant r.sfrignment?to cover a wed
ding, the biggest of the season be
cause of the social prominence of the
contracting parties. The college youth
bustled out in high glee. Midnight
came and he had not turned ?up.
Donning coat and hat the city editor
went on a still hunt.? He found that
aspiring journalist chatting idly with
a group-of friends in front of a cor
ner drug store.
" What '? the trouble," be axel aim
ed with some heat, "what about that
wedding ?toryf"
"Aw, there was nothing to it," tba
rub exclaimed, "the groom didn't
show ?rpand there waant any
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(Ja Mr Ha ?? Free I'mk.vKo
? BH &? Li of Tax(in.\
Better and more economt ;al
than liquid antiseptics
FOR ALL TOILET USES.
Give* One a tweet breath ; clean, white,
germ-free teeth ? antitepticnlly clean
mouth auul throat? purifies the broath
after diipels all d iaagreeable
perspiration Mid body odor* much op
preciated by dainty women. A quick
remedy for ?ore eye* and catarrh.
A little Paxtine powder dis
solved in a glass ol hot water
makes a delightful antiseptic so
lution, possessing extraordinary
cleans'og, germicidal and heal
ing power, and absolutely harm
less. Try a Sample. 50c. a
large box at druggies or by mail.
THE PAXTON TOILETCO.. Boston, Mass.
WE BUY
L
HIDES andKURS
DtLiigDnlai,
we c*? do ,
better (or job than ajeats or eommissioo merchants.
Reference: 107 baak ia Loawnlle. We loraish
WwlBa|sFft? tooor shipper!. Write!?r price list.
M.SAJBEL & SOUS Vm,J Lwiirille, ly. J
I CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON ANYTHING
and ret everything you want. Any arttrle In tba
World ?upi>Hed at Ia>wi>hJ l'rt"-e. Prompt, per
sonal attention. Mm A It NORTH Rt.'r. .hoo
per, Rootn 401, 600 Fifth Avenue, New Tork City.
Most old
people must give
the bowels gentle, con
stant help. One candy Cascaret
each day does that. Harsn
physic, taken regularly, makes th<^
bowels callous. Cascarets do not.
Nearly all old people now use thia
natural, gentle help.
1 Veit pooVet box. 10 cent*-nt dru,? *tnien 854
Each tablet of the genuine I* marked C C C.
It is not so much the bei:n? exempt
from faults as the lmvinn to ovcjv.?roe
them thai is an advantage :?> us?
Alexander l'ope. Su.-'JS-lO,
For roi,I?> and (;illP.
Hick's CArcDtN* I* the best rfmed?--re
I1?ye? th? achm* and feveri-.ln.rv, Vh?
fold and restore* normal roml t:u?t It's
liquid-effects Immediately. ioc..'&?. and SO*,
at druff ?tor?*.
A man who does not 'turn to live
while earning a living, is |>t? rtr alter
his wealth is won than ht* wa> Ih-uto
?J. G. Holland.
Mr*.Winalow'a Soothing Syrup for '"VM-en
teething, soften* the |um?, reduce* imlnmina
tton.aJlayii pain,cure* windcoli \'Jn- abc ttla.
The hate which we :>1 k>? nr v ith
the most patience is the h.ii- . : : h; so
wiio enw us.?Collon.
H. H. Gnr.r.\'s Sons, of A !aI.t v r,a . ?,r?
the only 8ucce??ful Dropsy Specialist;! m :he
world. See their liberal ofier uWrntutt
tuent in another column of tL'.ii pap-\.
No art worU is so high, n<?),>.. so
grand, so enduiing, so important lor
all time, at; tin* making of character
in a child.?Charlotte Cushman
WEAK KI1>NKYH YVKAKKN Tj|R
VVHOLK HO|)Y.
No chain la stronger than lta w^i(.
eat ltnk. No man ts stronger than hi?
kidneys. Overwork, col<Ht strains.
wpRk. n the kij.
ney? Hn,l ,he who,
body suffers. Don't
Irfif the
kidney a||lv.,.ut l}^
*!" ,1S,?K Ho a n't
KWney PllIs Rt once
They are MpecJall
f?r ?lck kidneys
Frank H ney
?olds. 327 Plnft "*1
Providence, r ?
ta\A' "M> <locto'
tOld me an
? - ? ^Ainmna
tlon of the urine showed albumen. I
took hie medicine for a whole year,
doctored with e New York specialist
and took electrical treatments with
out relief. My Buffering was simply
awful. Six weeke' use of Dean's Kid
ney PUla (Aired me, however, and the
cure bee been permanent for four
year*." ?
Remember the name?Dean's. For
sale by all dealer*. 60 cents a boa,
foeter-MUbura Go., BuCalo. N. T.
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