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it umu mmi Camden, 8. c. Fortune telling In prohibited In New York, but fortune hunting la not. A house lu St. I?ouls waa set on fire by a flrek'HH cooker. Now what'il we doT After all, In charging a dollar for trimming hair the barbers are making a cut-price. Just when we w<jre gutting used to 'peanuts and spring water, the price of ineut gopti down. } A Detroit woman waa divorced while Attending a card party. Again ? the law of compensation. !? 4 now $100 counterfeit hill la In cir culation. When buying bacon, exam ine your change carefully. Th^re should be aome great world market in whlob war scare* could he purchased cheaper by the do*en. The man who boasts of calling a bj ado a apado may paaa a anow ahovel without being able to recognize It 0 A fsacrrd cow In Central i^ark, New York, la suffering with a aovero cold Nothing la too aacred for the grip germ. One Denver woman Insists that aho tiever owned a hat. Then she never kept anybody waiting while she pinned It on. The czar solemnly gives it out (hat ho hopes God will be lenient with Tol 7-ntol. Can you beat that, for. Russian humor? That New York Is tho hotteat place In summer and the coldest in winter does not nocoBsarlly spell climatic iupcrlorlty. .^'1 Chicago captured moat of tho rib , bona at tho New York horse ahow, but New York Isn't kicking much. 8he liua tho gate receipts. Sane and scientific development of nerlal navigation la tho end to bo worked for; dare-devil stunts endan gor tho aviator without advancing tho art. Tho students at-Wellesley have been declared to bo "a vast lump of unaa h! ml la ted Indigestible stodglness." Whet this moauu no ono seoma to know. > A Detroit lady who has been having matrimonial troubles says oho pjur rled once <m a bet and once for Bplte. She appears to have lost In eaoh In stance. Statistics now indicate lhat smokers tnako tho boat athletes. We have known for a long time that certain kinds of cigarettes make one strong In a certain uonse. i Hlr. Ernest Caayel lias bought a gramme of radium for $72,000. It was probably marked down from $7o,000 and Sir Ernest may bo said to have" secured a bargain Into tho realm of ethics comes tho question of whether the person who tells such an excruciatingly funny story that another person dies laugh Ing Is really a friond. Saner kraut, too, is going up. Scar /?lty of cahbago. Is tho given cause, but a 25 per cent, annual Increase In consumption may have suggested the Mea that there whs more money In It Another reduction In tho running time between New York and Phlla delphla has been made, but It has not yet become possible for PhIIadelpl\l ons who do business in New York tb go home to lunch. After having been six days without food * sailor swam Beveral miles to the. shore of Australia, pursued by Bharks. A man who can get away ?with a yarn like that wastes his tal ent before the mnst. -? Now the French nr? experimenting ?with ft weapon to bo used against airships- One warllko Invention Is barely Introduced when, before It has time to becomo practicable, a counter acting Invention fairly shoves It aside The coachman has shared tho fate of his horse In tho subordination of both to the up-to date automobile. It is tho good-looking chauffeur who now makes a runaway match with tho ro mantic young heiress. We are informed that a man In Washington sprouted a lemon tree In his thumb after ho had cut that useful member In whittling a lemon. If tho report bad said It was an orange tree or a rosebush we should never have believed It. Mlladl says sho Just can't under stand how women ever kept up with all the gossip of the town before the invention of the telephone. Only 18 deer hunters were killed during the deer-hunting season Just closed In New England. Apparently the hunters are learning how to shoot. When a boa constrictor died In Lit tle Rock the other day Its body was found to contain human hair, teoth and human bones. The boa was evi dently In the undertaking business. ' We shudder over Dr. Wiley's bo? jrendous prediction - that men will freeze to death on the equator 1.000. 000 rears hence. ? ' U4M?* y?v>w<h v*w York tut* dur ing the last ten years suggests a. re vision of the old prorarb "Go west, man, and grow up with tha by making It read "Stay id grow up with the ottfea and intry,** popnia TAKE A LESSON FROM VENUS '? . Moral THat Writer Hm Drawn (? Not Without torn# Point* of Worthlnete. " Miss Venus Is a lovely glrlj not one time Iihh she muttered, against her pele, Illumined life not one word haw she uttered. Just think, she's boon without her firms for many dusty ag^s, ait<l yet sho never drops the brine or rants In hopeless rages Hho has to stand a hunch of guff frorti Ait hugs down to draymet)? und yet she never once coiuch hack and grills the heathen leyr an. Wh?*n some low, hrow of brutal mien starts merrily to i panning and says her fuce is v?ui>:e j than wood and that her hair needs canning or that he has a waitress | friend who Jerks a coffee Jigger could give her many, msny leagues* and beat her out on flg^er, she never oven looks at him, thai rank untutored sin ner, but holds her tongue and pedes, lal; O, Venus lx a winner. Hhe's on tbo Job both day and night, she hears man knock or flalter ami women not of classic mold get madder than a hatter. Hbe suffers long and quietly with calm and placid manner, In cold no mlts to reach a quilt, In heat, no hands fnn her. She Is a lesson In herself?a fruit for dally picking. Just spare the world your trouble talus ami scratch the useless kicking,?0. H., In Chicago Tribune. A Dooclly Error. Dr. YV. IS. Cannon of Harvard, dla cupping antl-vlvlscctlon literature at a dinner In Now York. ?ald with a smile: "Tills literature, In part at leant, Is as flagrantly erroneous ah the medical department conducted by u young col* \cvAt u.lrl Lu. u. w<??UXv sriTTt pie reply In tlilH department ran: " 'lloreaved.-? The reply given last week waa a mistake, it Hhould havn boon ten drops of laudanum, not ten cups of Jatplanuin Yos, wc advocate cremajTon rather than the old-fash loned burial." Placed. Mrs. H.?!b she a Mary of the vine clod cottage? Mrs. M.?No, a Martha of the rub ber-plant flat.?Hiirper'a Hazar. lie Ih a dungeroiiH mnn who upends much time drawing flno lines between shrewdness mid sin. COLDS Cured in One Day Munyon'H Cold Remedy Relieves the head, throat and almost innnediate ly. Check* Kcver.?, rtn|?>i I )i<-e halves ol th? no*e, mvi?v "(1 and naiitH rntircd by eidd*. It euro* drip and ob stinate ('ought and prevent* l'neumonia. l'rieo 25e. Have vr?n >-tifT or swollen joints, no mat ter how chronic? .Ask wuir drugKint for Munyon't* Rheumatism Hemedv and sj>e how quiekly von will he cured. If you have any kidney or hi ulder trou ble get Mum on * Kidney Remedy. Munyon's Vitallzer makes weak men utronu and restores lost powers. Canse and Eilect On account oi lis economy, as well ?? superior baking result*. Snowdrift Hoglcaa Lard la universally uaed by Baker*. Hotels and all who use great quantities oi short ening. Snowdrift la the moit health (ul article known lor taking the placc oi hog lard. It Is compoaed of highly rtlined cotton seed oil, and a alight proportion oi heel (at. Snowdrift I log less Lard laaoU by all progressive dealers, and Imitated by many 11 progressive manufactures. Beware ol l!ie imposi tions. named to sound like a>d pul up In park?iira to lo->k like the t U?iN\L STANDARD SHORTENING? Snowdrift lloglcss Lard! A -4 Nad* hjr THE SOUTHERN COITON OIL TO. .Now OrUam New York Chl*?fo Hifianili Make the Liver Do its Duty Nine time* in ten when the liver u right tho ?tomoth and bowel* are right. CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS gently but firmly com?j pel a lary liver to A do its duty. Cure* Cc ? tipntion, Indigo*- . tion. Sick Carters] ITTLE IVER PILLS. Haadache, and Di?tre?? after Elating. Small Pill, Small Dole, Small Price Genuine muni*? Signature Jiunmrtic^ Is GUARANTEED to stop and perma nently cure that ter rible itching. It is compounded for that purpose and your money ?wit! be promptly refunded WITHOUT QUESTION if Hunt'a Cure fails to cure Itch, Eczema, Tetter, Ring Woim or any other Skin ycur dmg^xt'B, ot by men 4Jr*Ct lib* bwo't it. Manufactured only by | A. B RICHARDS WWII CO., Shwmagjiw xne name rr .tto remtmbtr I v?uWi ? RESCUED JUST IN TIME FROM THE QUICKSAND MAN ?TflUaOLB# FPU TWO HOURS IN TRBACHKR0U8 SLIME WHICH BNQULPKO HIM. Wblte Plain*, N. Y.?GfJbert Ste phens Is under the rare of physicians at his home In Hllver Lake Park, and muy be weeks In recovering from the shock of a long battle with death lu ?|i;|cl<Hitnd recently. Htephens had taken u short cut homeward and rit nihled into a depression which was oimerly the bed of u small lake. The p!n?-e Is widely known us spotted with dangerous quicksands and Htephens found himself In the grip of one of them. The more he struggled to get util the deeper he went In. For two j hours he shouted for help, until finally his voice was silenced by the mud, which roso about his shoulders and pressed on his lungs so that he could barely breathe. The quicksand reached his chin ami was pulling him slowly but surely to death by suffoca tlon. William Plscule, a town con stable, who was out duck shooting; saw him and went running to his res cue. I'isi-uU) hurriedly picked up an Trapped In Quicksand. nrmful of brush and several boards from a fence. which he threw out on top.of the quicksand. This gave him a foothold and lie readied down to Stephens, tying the strapH of his gun bag beneath the helpless inati'H shoul ders. Then, after a long struggle, ho drugged tlio prisoner out and laid him down, exhausted. SEW MAN UP INSIDE A MULE Georgia Jokers Treat a Comrade to an Experience Similar to That of Jonah. Young Harris. Ga.? Hart Brown of Gum l^og, recently emerged from the unusual experience of being sewed up six hours in a mule's carcass. Brow if and several companions were j wending their way homeward down j Iho country road. The "going" was j i too heavy for Brown He collapsed by j the roadside, neur the carcass of "old i Humpback." a mule that had carried ! the mail to and from- Brasstown for many years, but died several hours be- j fore Hrown and his companions came | along Brown's companions stowed him j away clumsily in the mule's carcass > ' stitching up the hide with strings so j the man Inside could get air The ; sleeping man finally awoke nnd be ? gan to scream. Several people pass ing along the road heard the screams, j i made sure that they came from the ? i body of an apparently dead mule, and i I then ran for their lives. Finally two j men, braver than the rest, were at- j I tractid by Brown's cries, examined j j the dead mule, cut the stitches and ; ' pulled Brown, covered with blood, but | perfectly sober and badly frightened. | out Brown at first threatened a court suit, but finally compromised by I , mounting the water wagon. Men Doomed to Freeze. Washington.?Men wil) freeze to j death on the equator millions of yonrs j heme, according to I)r Harvey \V. Wiley, who forsook the subject of j germs in food, in addressing the Seen- j lar league In Washington, and dis cussed the question, "Is man ultimate ly to starve or freeze?" Poctor Wiley said he believed the earth was slowly cooling, and that the people i f the distant futuro must freeze, though he declared that for "a million years at least." humanity would not suffer from lack of food or i fuel. In the frigid davs to come, ac cording to IVjcfer Wiley, the winds will serve as fuel Bulldog Behsads a Spaniel. l.og.insport. Ind.?When a small toy spank I rushed Into the street and at t.n k-d ".lack." a brindle bulldog owned by Allen Nelson, it looked as !f jlie toy dog had "lost his head." A moment later he had literally lost his head, for Jack resented a nip on tho Hank hy turning on his little assail ant The little dog's head was grabbed t>y the bulldog and when the flpnnlel had been decapitated the bulldog ran ift? r his master's brggy. carrying the head as trophy. Point# on Sparking. A foreign-bom professor of physics in a western college was locturlng to a class of young men and light-heart* ed "co-eds." With reference to an electrical apparatus before him, bo crrptitned to t"he gravest manner pos sible: "Ton see, when I keep dese two metal points far apart, de electric spark makes a great notse, trot not so when I bring dem closer togedder.? So, Udlea and gentlemen, observe de rule? Do report tss never so treat when de sparking dtstaaee Is I ARB YOUR KI ON BY# WELLf Tbe kidney ??crotlou* t?U U 4Imm? 1m lurking In tb? ?yiuu. Too fr+ qu*?t or ?c??ty urlQAtlon, diicolor*4 urlua, lack of control At night tail of disordered kid My. Doao'e Kidney PJ1I? cure elck kid neys. Fr?d A. Campbell, At lantio Ave., Boothbay Har bor, Me., aayi: "I cannot de. scribe the awful pain \ endured, Th?? kidneys were In terrible condition; pain In voiding urine wah Intense, and often I passed blood. For weeks I wan laid up In bed. Doan'a Kidney Pills permanently cured me after I hud doctored without relief." Hemomber the name?Doan's. For ?ale by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Mllburn Co., Huffulo, N, Y. The Shadow of Science. II la hard to believe that a shadow is probably tho origin of all astrono mical, geometrical and geographical s< lento. The rtrst man who fixed his staff perpendicularly in the ground and measured Hh shadow was the earliest computer of time, und the Arab of today who plauta hia apear in tlie sand and marks where the shadow ! falla Is hia dircct descendant. It la t from the shadow of a guotuOn thai i the early Egyptians told the lenKth i of tho year. It in from the shadow of | a gnomon that the inhabitants of l'p- ; per Egypt still mcaaure the bourn of \ work for a water wheel. In thla case the gnomon In a lhurra atalk support ed on forked uprights and pointB north and Houlh. Kaat uud west uro ucuh In (ho ground, evenly marking the apace of earth betwu?m sunrise and minuet, in a land of constant sun shine a shadow was the primitive chronometer, it was also the prim itive foot rule. A Son's Compliment. HIb lncescant work, his avoidance of all rcBt and recreation and bin rig orous Bclf dnnlal made Joseph Pulit zer, In hie days In harness, tlie de spair of his family. In this connection a pretty story la told about the famous journalist's son Kal|)h. Mr. Pulitzer had refused to tuke n holiday, and Mrs. Pulitzer ex claimed : "Did you over know your father to do anything because It was pleasant?" "Yes, once?when he married you," the young man gracefully replied. A Surprise. "Pin going to give my wlfo a real surprise this Christmas." That so? What are you going to give her?" 'The money." Terrified Hero. "Did you have any narrow escapes lit the surf last summer?" "Yes,'' replied the life-saver. "One lady whom 1 rescued was so grateful that she nearly married mo." TO DRIVE Ol'T MALARIA AM) ;?!' tiikhyrtkm Tako Ihn OM Standard C1KOV K'H TAHTKI.K8S ('1111,1, IVlslC. You know what you arv taking. Tlio formula Is plnlnlv printed on every bottle, allowing it l? Kimpiy (julnlne and Iron In n insto Uwi form. .The uulmn* driven out the malaria and tbo Iron builds up Hit) Hyntcm. Sold by all dealer* for 30 yuurs. I'rlco SO corns. Lofty Ambition. "What Is your ambition?" "Merely to make more money than my wife can spend."?Detroit Free Press. For corns nnd (1IMP IUi-kM' C'apvimnk is the bent remedy?re llrvea the aching mill (fvei'lnhnMH?cure* tlie Cold ntut rcHlorcH normal condition* ICh liquid etTecta Immediately. ICH1., 25c.f and 60c. AI drug stores. False. Clerk- Thin Is an eight-day clock. Murphy?-G'wan! It's a lol; ther's only shin days In the wake!?Puck. The danger from slight cuts or wounds i? al\v.\\s blood poisoning. Tlio inunedi ato application of llamlina Wizard Oil makes blood poisoning impossible. Exempt. Knlcker?Consistency Is a jewel. Bocker?Pity nobody smuggles It In. Dj\ Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take as candy. If every year we would root out one vice we should sooner become per fect men.?Thomas a Kempls. VII.KS CTRKI) IN O TO 14 DAYS Yourdruggist will refund money. It PASSU OINT MKNT fans to cure on; c?se of Itching, It 11 ml, Bleeding or Protruding Pile* In 0 to 14 day*. Wo. The greatest glory of a free-born people Is to transmit that freedom to their children.?Harvard. Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for Children teething, aoftenn the K?m4, redn#es Inflnmtna tlon, allay* palu. cures wind colic. 26a a bottle. The best way to lift men Is to meet them on a ievel. Are You Weak, All Run Down? This condition is directly caused by bad blood. When the blood is mad* rich and pure by Hood's Sarasaparilla, you ?will feel strong and cheerful; it will put new life into your vein9, new vigor into your muscles; Rive you a sharper appetite And good diction; make you look better, sleep better and feel better; will make the hardest work lighter and the darkest day brighter. Facta! Thousand* confirm them. Get Hood'a today. Sails and Castor J|?Kad stuff?never core, II only makes bowels move be cause it irritates and sweats them, like poking finger in your eye. The best Bowel Medicine is CtacarwtM. Every Stlts and Castor Oil user should get a box of CASCARETS and try them just once. You'll ace. sw Tlitmpm's |y? Vitft MOTHERS OF THEN AND NOW Condition* Are Only Different, No Matter What Sentimental Writer* M*y A***rt. Tbo, "popular" wrttor who bewail* what bo tMumei to bo tbo foot U?at the "old-faabloned" mother is no moro Is liable to defeat ble own purpooo If (hot bo iqoulcatlng In obUdron the highest possible regard for their pa rent*. It I* a danger wbtob even the quantitative theory of literature or ?pace rate* oannot Justify. The mother of the past, of course, was* different from the mother of the present, as different on the whole as the conditions of life then and now, but since her daughter Is tho mother of the present there must be some points of similarity. All the gpod in our. mothers and grandmother* cer tainly could not have vauisbod. It will be paying scant tribute to tho*e dear, good women who have laid down tbelr recepts and examples and pas* ed on to say so. Aud, of course, this writer does not meau to do that# yet he comes very near doing what ho does not intend. Hie fallacy of the whole sentimen tal notion that because things and people are not like they used to bo thoy are not as good lies in the pat ent fact that they cannot be alike, and If they were it,would simply be be chuho of the present generation being tfo much inferior to the past that it was unable to do no moro than stand still. HOW A-MU8E-INO. Philomena ? How Poe-etlcal tho woods arc In autumn! Jack?Yes; even tho leaven aro Browning. SKIN TORTURED BABIES SLEEP AND MOTHERS REST A warm balh with Cutieura Soap, followed by a gentle anointing with Cutieura ointment, ia generally suffi cient to afford immediate comfort in the most distressing forms of itching, burning and scaly eczemas, rashos, ir ritations and inflammations of in fant fi and children, permit sleep for child and rest for parent, and point to permanent relief, when other methods fall. Peace falls upon distracted households when these pure, sweet and gentle emollients enter. No other treatment costs bo little and does so much for skin sufferers, from Infancy lo age. Send to Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Boston, for free 32-page book on the care and treatment of skin and scalp troubles. Children's Food. Certain little suggestions are always co be followed when planning the diet of the little ones. To keep healthy little stomachs In the nursery never serve hot stewed fruit to the children. Plenty of stowed fruit and baked ap ples they should eat, but they must Invariably be cooked the day before and dished up cold. Tho nursery po tatoes should always be baked or boiled In their Jackets. Stewed and fried potatoes or potatoes boiled with out their sklna supply starch, with a loss of all tho wholesome potash salts that the skin gives out during the process of cooking Into the white part of the vegetable. Needed Assistance. A poor old .cast-down hobo started to knock the paint off of a back door the other morning, and when he tear fully tpld the lady who appeared that he had a sick wife at_hopie and a dozen hungry kids, she gave him a couple of home-made biscuits. Daintily the hobo handled them, and once more he glanced up wistfully. "What's the matter," indignantly demanded the housewife, "aren't you satisfied with the biscuits?" "Yos, dear lady," replied the tramp ful one, "but I thought perhaps you would be so kind as to loan me a nut cracker for a few niinutos." A Prime Cause of III Health. A famous physician on being asked recently what Is the chief cause of 111 health, replied: "Thinking and talk ing about it all the time. This sense less introspection in which so many of the rising generation of the nerv ous folk indulge Is certainly wearing them out. When they are not worry ing as to whether they sleep too muoh or too little, they are fidgeting over the amount of food they take or the quantity of exercise necessary for health. In short they never give themselves a moment's peace." One Way to Look at It. Jinks?Do you know, I was re fused three times before I found a girl who would have me? Blinks?I see. Just liko a patent medicine; "Well shaken before taken-" ?Judge. For HBADAC1IB?Hicks' OAPVDINR Whether from Colds, Heat, Stomach or Nervous Troubles, Cspudlne will reliev* you. It's liquid?plcaesnt to take?acts Immedi ately. Try i?* 10c., SSo., and 50 cents at drug THf Dim wwt. Ted?J>td he sober down and marry? Ned-^Nor he married and aobered down?BrniH SeC" -" You can't help llfctaf the man who C?ta knocked out and then cornea hack Housework Tiresome? "For five years," writes Mrs. L Fulenchek, Houston* Texas, "I suffered with paint all over, especially la my back and side, and was so weak I could hardly do my housework. A friend told me of Cardul. Since taking It, I feel so much better! Now I can do all my bouseworic, and am not bothered with pains at all." Cardul has proven especially beneficial in cases of womanly ailments, with pain as a prominent symptom, whether the pains come from too much v/ork, walking, standing, stooping, or just as a symptom of weakness. TAKE 11 c The Woman's Tonic Cardul is a strength-building medicine. You need It, if your system is out of order, It you are weak, or if you suffer from any of the pains, to which women are liable. Fifty years of success have produced absolute confi dence In Cardui, on the part of those who have used It During this time, Cardul has benefited over a million women. Why not you? Your troubles ire probably Just the kind that Cardui will benefit All druggists keep Cardui in stock, all the time. Get a bottle and try it, today. NOT AS BAD AS IT SOUNDED Wonderful Highland Dialect Respon sible for Wrong Impression Given Divine. Andrew Carnegie, at a dtnuer In New York, talked about the Scotch dialect. "It's a hard lingo to understand," he eald. "It often causes awkward mis takes. "Once ai American divine spent Christmas In u Highland inn. On Christmas morning ho gave the maid a tip of a sovereign, and he said, look ing earnestly at her?for Bhe was a pretty maid? " 'Do you know, Kathleen, your are a very good-looking lassie?' "Of courso Kathleen was pleased, but, being modest, she blushed like a rose and answered: "'Ah, na; Ah na! But my klssln, sir, 1b beautiful!' "The divine frowned. " 'Leave the room, you wicked young baggage!" he said sternly. "He dldu't know, you see, that mod est Kathleen had been simply praising in her Highland dialect, the superior charms of liej^ cousin Janet of Pee bles." Hand Beats Machine. Cigars are atlll made by hand, no machlno having yet been Invented that will roll them so nicely and evenly as do deft human fingers. The cheap est cigars?the three-for-five variety? are made of French, Kentucky, Alge rian or Hungarian leaves. At the other extreme are the cigars smoked by the czar of Russia, which are of tho choic est and best matured Havana, and which cost $1.50 each. Remarkable Dental Freak. An unusual case !s reported from Parkes, N. S. W., where"a "young wo man some time ago had 17 teetii ex tracted which were causing her trou ble. Before the gums had sufficiency healed to permit of artificial taoth Lfc lng fitted, new teeth began '.o make their appearance, and every on* of il?' 17 has now been replaced It; .h's ir .li ner. Stupid Man. "My husband hit* no 'des of the value of money." . _"Why, 1 thoup'it e t ireful business man." "Ho thinks so. ??><? ? ne abso lutely doesn't real r' ??: r,t a lovely hat I can buy for $48.W " Important to Mothers Examine carolully every bottlo of CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for infants and* children, and see that It Bears the Signature In Use For Over 30 Yeats." The Kind Yo'u Havo Always Bought. iu I'uuureu, uiiu buo uiui il Getting His. "Had a most enjoyable time at the dentist's today." "Eh! Enjoyable?" "Yes. When I went in another den tist was filling my dentist's teeth." ONI.Y ONE "BROMO QUININE." Th?t l? J.AXATIVK BKOMO QUININK. I>ook for tb? tlctmlur* of R. W. OROVB. t'sed the World or?r to Curo * Cold In Ono Day. Sic. We find the worst in all by trying to got the best of any ono. Itch Cored In SO Minutes by Wool ford'? BanltaryLiOtion.Never falls. At druggists. An unplanned duty done is better than a planned duty undone.?Baker. CURED COW'S CAKED UDDER. Use it for ailments of your chicken* and turkeys alio' those ot your cattle horses and mules and you will find it saves loss of livestock. It is so pow erful that it cures almost immediately. Mrs. Dai?y Draws, New Orleans, La. writes t "I have used Mexican Mustang Liniment for several yeurs on my clilcka for tho Roup and found U a sure euro | have also used It in our barn with satisfactory results. Our cow has recently been cured of a sever* milk cake formed in her udder. Mexican Mustang Liniment effected a complete cure.", . 25c. 50c. $1 a bottle at Drag & Gen'l Stores. ITCH CURED IN 30 MINUTES. By On* Application of Dr. David's Sanative Wash We guarantee DR. DAVID'S SANATIVE WASH to cure #ur esse of Itch in 80 min utes, If used according to directions, or wo will refund your.money. If yo\ir Dog has Scratches or Mange Dr. David'* Sanative Wa?i will euro hlra at once. Price, 50 Cents a Bottle It cannot be mailed.' Delivered at your nearest express ofllee free, upon receipt of 79 cents. OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO. Richmond Virginia ENGINE AT A BARGAIN 23 Horse Power Payne - Automatic Engln?.| Thoroughly overhauled and practically ao good as new. Equipped ready lor use. Overhauling cost Just what we are asking for the Engines Has never been used since being put 1b orders Price $300.00, K O. B Atlanta. *. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION I 1 t Central Ave. ATLANTA, GA W? tail ytrn bow I ujl P?y b*iVtn?rkat prloaa Wrlto for r*f?r*ne??*n<i weekly price Hit. M. 8ABEL & SONS, UCISTUXI, ET. D*?HnU For?, DMm, W??l. KjUb)Uh?d ISM, Restores Grsy Hair to Natural Ooloft Jo?igor?t?? ?nd, prevents the hair from falling r?f III* H Druul***i ?? *?iw Olr*M k| XANTHINE OO., Rlchmoml, Virginia rn<? ii r? itMid lonii ji*. m *?' ciftnUfJ GET A SAW MILL from Lombard Iron Work?, Auiui* ta, Ga. Make money sawing neigh bor'? timber when gin engine U idle after the crop* are laid by. W. N. U.( CHARLOTTE, NO. 3-1911*1 Women's Secrets There i? one man in the United State* who Imp perhaps heard more women'i secret* than any other man or woman to the country. Theso secrots are not aecreta of fuilt or shame, but the secret* of suffering, and they have been oonided to Dr* ? R. V. Pirrii in the hope and expectation of adrioe and help. That l>r ci these women have been disappointed In their ox* pi.-jtrL* pro ved by the faot that ninety-eilht per cent, of ali -vr>or i trcwtcd by Dr. Pieroo have been absolutely and altc^'stb.-.- (.Aired Such a reoord would be remarkable if the ctuj t.trtcd were numbered by hundreds only* But when that ivorri applioa to the treatment of tnorc thai half-a* mil lion womer., m tr practice of 4?W 40 Wl. It " " ***** ?** ?nCnrl ?i^i$ '^?'lt* ara mailed msZLV lT?^ ???m. ?ny Printiarf or c?tvo-a*Jai rrhmtnJZr? * P**fccttr ?I.J^7yy 1T**m -? DK. HEBCU'8 PUTNAM 7|i^^ffi^9^^nE9Uj^y^^kJE^^^nE^