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WORSE EACH YtA^ How Chronic Kldn?y Troubl# Was nally Ch?ck?d. -s- ? . . w > - ?- - .-j^rr?=?*?*?*? Mm. U Wolfe, Antu, Pa., Myi: ?The terrible peine acroee the email of my back canned me greater mle ery then I can describe. Often I felt as sore u a boll all over my body. I grew w?r*? and worse until finally I became so bad I could not do tbe least work. I wu ?o ditiy I feared I would fall and *ny head was constantly racked with pain. Ner vousness prevented my sleeping end la th? morning I ft rot* mor? tlr?d than ever. Seeing that I w?i not Improving un 4er the phyalclan'a trefttment, I be gftn taking Doan'a Kidney Pllla. They made me tbe strong, well woman I am today." Remember the nam*?Doan'a. For tale , by all dealera. 60 cents a box. Foeter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. T. Thoae with whom we can apparent ly become well acquainted In a few momenta are generally the moat dif ficult to rightly know and underatand. Constipation ciumi and aggravate* many ?eriooa aiaeaaea. It ia thoroughly cured by Dr. Pierce'a Fleaaant Pelleta. The favor ite family laxative. Every man's b?t shelters a hobby. Make the Liver Do its Duty Nine timet In ten when the liver to right the stomach and how*!* CARTER'S LITTLE UVER PILLS gently but firmly com-. pel ft lazy liver to do ita duty. Cuita Con- ? ?filiation. In. digestion. Sick Hwdacke, CARTERS JTTLC IVER PIUS. and DUtnti After Eating. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICK. Genuine must bear Signature Trade Mark A LIQUIO REMEDY for CHILDREN'S ILLS Makes Teething Easy HECOMMENDKD F?K ' " iJUrrbwo*, Oo*vu>?Vu<ia. nd <X)ld It aids digestion. It ruake* Te?thl?* eat7, proaaot** CkitrfuiiiMi uj vruduoM Naturml 8I??P. fur Mile bjr aJ) drurgUta *?' daalirairxratvuttW. Vrnm Wtured by BABY EASE CO.. ATLANTA^ 6E0R6IA YOU NEVER SAW CHICKENS CROW XT YOU HAVE JTOT USED Park & Pollard Gritless-Chick and Growing Peed lbotr back U results tn not better Dover, Del., March 7. 191U Park * Pollard Qo. Gentlemen: I put 24 chicks fo one of your Lullaby Brood era three and a half weeks ago. Have fed them on your Gritlcss-Cnlck and Growing Feeds and they are all doing fine. I cannot recommend tlio combination too highly. Sincerely ^ Simmons THE PARK & POLLARD CO. DRY-MASH MAKES JTHEM LAV OR. BUST When eggs are cheap you need our Dry-Mash to get a large /kid and keep costs down. Tell your dealer he can get Park & Pollard feeds ? the money back kind?FOR YOU from the following distributers: ). M. CvaltMy I Cs., Hirfilk, V?. f. T. Bmrtip C?, Klchatid, Vi ' Pritoctri Man! Starts C?, tramk, fit. The Park & PoVard Year Book and Almanac contains more boiled down (acts about poultry than any $1.00 book published. It Is free for the asking. Write us for It to-day. Pleas* rrtentlon name of your dealer. THE PARK A POLLARD CO. 108 Canal 8treet, Boston, Mass, ThompMB't Eyt Wattr Charlotte Directory Typewriters Rebuilt Your old machine can bo mads as good ac caw in our shop* at a nominal cost All makes of typewriters ftsbuilt, repaired, cleaned and adjusted in the shortest possible time and in the most satisfactory manner. C, Craylon A Co., Charlotte, N. C. THE STIEFF PIANO is the only Artistic Standard ? ' "" '? * * 9 , ' '?>- ' ' Sold direct from factory to the homc^ ? f A Stieff Piano in a musical education has the same effect as fine literature in a literary u Write today. Weet Trade Street ^KMen Mbinh O woman r**lly Iovm ? trMUr: ah* must at Itul con Vine# haraalf that ha who tHIUa with otb ?r? la Mnoua with bmr. Just k??pln| happy Is a fin* tMn| to do. I^ooklnc on th? bright aid* rathar thwa th? blus. *?d or aunny mu?ln( to lar*aly to the choosing And )mt balng happy to brava work and Intt, ?HIplay naundara. 'TtMi OF 4NTERKST TO WOMKN. R?m?mb?r to tho baby plenty of water to drink. Even at muall baby suffers from thirst. A wholesome breakfast dish, or In (net good (or any meal (or n child It wheat (reeh from the granary. Soak It over night and cook (or a dgy or longer, until the kernels are ao(t. Serve with good milk. This la food unoqualed (or nu trition and la usually liked by children and grown-ups. Pine Apple Desaert*?Bake an angel food In a sheet and cut In rounds the slse of a slice of' canned pineapple. Arrange a slice o( oake In a stemmed glass, pour over It a little o( the pine apple juice that haa been sweetened and flavored with lemon Juice, then place a piece of pineapple on the cake and dtp on a tittle whipped cream deo orated with a cherry. Try the combination of prunea and kumquate, the tiny Japanese oraqgea. Cook together after allclng the kum* qua is. Cucumber Plcklsp.?When the cu> cumber vines begin to bear plentiful ly put down a few for winter, using the following recipe: Take a pint of salt, a pound of dry mustard and a gallon of vinegar; mix all together and add the cucumbers daily, fresh from the vlneB, after wash ing them carefully and keeping a weight over them. These pickles will be crisp and good for a year. Bavarian Cream.?Put a quarter of u package of gelatine into a cup of raspberry juice and let It stand until softened, "then add a cup and a half of raspberry Juice, the Juice of half a lemon and cup of granulated sugar. Stir In n chilled bowl until the mixture begins to set, then fold in a cup and a half of whipped cream. Place in a mold and serve either plain or with whipped cream. HERK are difficulties In every thing except eatln? pancakes. and nobody ought to be expected to untie all the knots In a net. He Is the greatest fool of all who pretends to explain every thing:, and says he will not believe what Jia cannot understand. ?C. H. 8purgeon. HINTS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. Tea and coffee made hot over the fire before the water is added are more fragrant and stronger. Wash eggs as they come from the market, and the Bhells may then be used to settle the coffee... To keep lemons fresh, put them In a Jar and cover them with cold water; In warm weather change the water twice a week.*"* M Keep pieces of charcoal In the re frigerator. A good fat for all kinds of shorten ing Is butter and beef suet. Melt the butter and pour It ofT carefully, not to get any of the dregs; add to an equal quantity of beef suet. Use this for pastry cakes and in fact almost any dish where shortening Is used. To separate fata from souprf and gravies, wet a cheese^ cloth In cold water, pour the soup of gravy through It, or wipe the soup carefully with the cloth wet In Ice water. In adding eggs to soups, sauces, etc., remember to add a few tablespoonfuls of the hot liquid to the egg before add ing to the large quantity of hot boup or sauce, as that often cooks the egg and makes a curdled mixture. Chicken or turkey fat are nice to use in the place of butter as shorten ing or salad dressings. To clean stained tea and coffee pots, add a teaspoonful of soda to a pint Of water and boll for a half an hour. The pots will be as fresh as when new. v If troubled with ants, sprinkle a lit tle tartar emetic around the places where they are seen to enter. This is a poison and should be used care fully, not forgetting to protect your pets. To clean painted walls, dissolve two ounces of borax in two quarts of water and add a tablespoonful of am monia. Use half of this quantity to each pail of waWash and wipe with a clean, dry cloth, a small piece of wall at a time. Fashion Robbed Many of Work. A Paris letter ten. the London Dally Mail says: The fashion of'sending great quantities of wreaths to funeral* la on the ^decline in Paris, and as a result five thousand to six thousand workmen and workwomen on whom eighteen thousand persona depend are unemployed.' The decline In the vogue of the wreath Is traced to a well known Paris preacher, who urged bereaved rela tives to spend their money on masses for the. dead Instead of on flowers. In Nm X4^kr ?*I saw a lively tight on Broadway this morning. A doten shots were fired, two men. fell severely wounded and six ruffians chased aoother man clear down to the Battery/ ?"Where were the poHcof- ^ r "Why. the police looked oa ?j(g? laughedI ? i \*\'- * F?ood graclonsl^^jlp^: ^ - Tw; they thought it was a aovtof picture rehearsal." SHE SUFFERED FIVE YEARS mmmmmmmmmmmrnrnmrnrnm Finally Cured by Lytfa E. Pink turn's Vegetable Compound. Krlo, Pa. ? "I ?ufforod for five year* from ZenuU* troubles auA at W?t wu almost hrlplouu. 1 weufc to three doc tow and thejr did ?ft no food, ao my ?later tuIrUed me to toy Mt E. rink.. barn's Vegetable Compound, ahd when I had taken oulr two bottles I could aee a bl? change, ao I took alx bottles and I am now at rone and wall ft gain. I don't knqw how to ex prow I my thanks for the good it has done me | and I hope all Buffering women wiil rive Lydia B. Plnkbam's Vegetable Compound a triaL It wm worth tt* weight In gold."?Mrs, J. P. Endlicu, It. F. D. No. 7, Erie. Pa. Lydia K, Plnkham's Vegetable Com pound, made from native routs aud herbs, contains no narcotlo or harm ful drugs, and to-day holds the record for the largest number of actual cures of female diseases we know of, aud thousands of voluntary testimonials are on file in the Pinkham laboratory* at Lynn, Mass., from women who have been cured from almost every form of female complaints, such as inflamma tion, ulceration, dlnplacements, fibroid tumors, irregularities, perlodio pains, backacne, indigestion and nervous prostration. Every suffering woman owes it to herself to give Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound a trial. If you want special advice writ? Mrs. Pink 1mm,bjmn, Mass., for it. It Is free and always helpful* HUNT'S CURE GUARANTEED For ntch^s ftSK so? At y*ur Druggist P, Rlch?rd?Mi3Mn?C?.l ARE YOU GOING ABROAD7 ? In Matters of TreTel. Consult ARTHUR W. ROBSON Ctnmral Stmamahlft and Railroad Pat*. Armnt 127 E. Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. Tickets to ?iU From Eorope by AII Umi Personalty ConductedTourt, SummerCruUea, Ac, Traveller's Cheques Latter* of Credit Correspondence invited or see "Thm Ball" Join in War Against Tuberculosis. From statistics published In the new tuberculosis directory of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis It is as certained that over 600' cities and townB of the United States, besides about 100 In Canada, are engaged in the war against consumption, and that on April 1st there were nearly 1,600 different agencies at work In the cru sade, an increase of nearly 700 per cent, in the last seven years. The new directory lists 421 tuber culosis sanatoria hospitals, and day camps; 611 associations and commit tees for the prevention of tubercul osis; 342 special dispensaries; fi8 open air schools; 98 hospitals for the insane and penal institutions, making special provision for their tuberculosis Inmates; besides giving nn account of the anti-tuberculosis legislation in every state and in about 260 cities. The new directory is 6old by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, 105 East Twenty-second street, New York city, at cost price, 60 cents postpaid. Mads Father Bestir Himself. When Dorothy Meldrum was a lit tle younger?she is but ten now?her father asked her on her return from Sunday school what the lesson of the day had been. "Dandruff In the lion's den," was her answer. Ever since Rev. Andrew B. Mel drum, D. D., has personally applied himself to the religious instruction of his little daughter.?Exchange. FEED YOU MONEY Feed Your Brain, and It Will Feed You Money and Fame. "Brer since boyhood I have been ?specially fond of meats, and I am con vinced I ate too rapidly, and failed to masticate my food properly. "The result was that 1 found myself, a few years ago, afflicted with ail ments of v the stomach, and kidneys, which Interfered seriously with my business. "At last I took the advice of friends and began to eat Qrapo-NuLs Instead of the heavy meats, etc., that had con stituted my former diet. "1 found that I was at once bene fited by the change, that I was soon relieved from the heartburn and Indi gestion that used to follow my meals, that the pains in my back from my kidney affection had ceased. "My nerves, which, used to be un steady, and my brain, which was slow and lethargic from a heavy diet of meats and greasy foods, had, not in a moment, but gradually, and none the less surely,' been restored to^ normal efficiency. - , a#--" "Now every nerve fa steady and my. brain and thinking faculties are quick er and more acute than for years past. "After my old style breakfasts I used to'suffer during the forenoon from a feeling of weakness which hindered me seriously in my work, but since I work1 till dinner time with all ease and comfort." Name given by Po? turn Co., Battle Creek, Mich. ?Sthere's a reason." j I th. little book. "The Rood to - la (Ml DUKE PLATS FAIRY PRINCt In DIi|uIm Krnaat of Htm Ami Among HI* Pooror tubjaota Doing Good. Darmstadt.-!-Ths Grand Duks Ernst Ludwlg of Hssss delights to go among his pcopls in dlsguiss. Ho was ?trolling alons in tho city park, clothsd almost shabbily, wbeu b? full Into conversation with s young clsrk ou/ of aroploymsnt. Ths grand duks sympathised with blm. Ths atrangsr, taking his com panion for a fallow clsrk .asksd for a llttla loan. "You nssd not bs afraid," bs said, "it you will lend ms tb? 'tin' I can Grand Duka of Heatt. buy a suit and I will repay you out of my flrat wages, because I cer taInly ran gat a ? = The grand duke without replying led the way towards the palace gates. A gorgeously uniformed official ap peared and asked: "What are your highness' commands?" The grand duke replied: "Take this young man to my tailors and see that he gets a suit and have the bill sent to the palace." Then he said a hearty good by-by to the out-of work clerk. TO STAY SINGLE TEN YEARS '.OS Angeles Business Woman Will Win Fortuno by Sticking to Agreement. \a\h Angeles.?Miss Leila M. Devlne at this city, auditor of a big retail business house, has agreed not to marry for ten years, the considera tion being a large block of the cor poration stock. Although the con tract was signed four years ago, when MIsb Devlne was twenty-four years old, news of the agreement was not made public until now. If Miss Devlne Is unmarried when she Is thirty-four, the stock will be turned over to her. Should she marry be fore the agreement expires the stock reverts to the company. Miss De vlne Insists there Is not the slightest danger of her losing the stock. A Miss Leila M. Devine. ? member of the firm recently BRid that the young woman's services were of such value to the company that this method was taken to retain them. MISTAKES OF FRENCH MISS Shy Little Creature Has Gone and Re placed by Monkey With Pigtail, 8aya Noted Lecturer. Paris.?Monslgnor Bolo, the talented lecturer, who possesses a fame In Paris only comparable with that of Father Bernard Vaughan In England, has lately been devoting bis attention to the French young girl. In the course of an article In the Matin on this subject he remarks: "The little creature with a shy laugh has disappeared from our nat ural history; another species . lrf at tempting to replace it, one which Schopenhauer would have .called the 'monkey with a pigtail.' This young girl of today takes liberties like an American, flirts like an English girl, reads like a Norwegian, ia omnivorous and versatile as a Russian, uses her ayes lik? a Spaniard, find dresses like a Turk." BURIAL GROUND NOW A FARM Anolent Cemetery In Oregon Ones Contained Bodies of 1,000 Indi ans?To Be Cultivated. Ores ham, Ore.?The area of the Fitsgerald farm has boen increased by throo acres, oboe the burial ground of two Indian tribes formerly Inhabit ins this portion of Otwgrra. Th? ceme tery is now being cleared of all Its trees, loga and brush. Tha ground once contained 1,000 or Mora bodies, aa tha Willamette* and were powerful tribes and numerous ,100 fMH ago.'-today but very few are left Tha workmen engaged In clearing molderlnjt Chinese Educational Pu*ile. It la generally recognlxud that China ha? a?t to work at tbe wrong epd of her education problem. . ? tfhloa has begun at tbe top, haa tried to establish universities without prepar ing students for theiu, and all the lower rungs of lh? ladder are ao bAdly constructed that It la almost Impossible fur tha student to uiount by them.?National Review, Shanghai. CURED ITCHING AND BURNING "I was taken with tbe Itch In April, 1904, and used moat everything. I had a friend pay me a vlalt from Cumberland, and ahe advlaed me to use Cutlcura Itemedlea which I did. Tbe cure waa certainly quick, and I uae them to thla day. I had It terri bly under my kueea. I only uaed one box of pills, but two boxes of Cutl* cura Ointment, and I uae the Cutl cura Soap all the time. I hope tbla will benefit othera, aa It baa me, after Dr. ??? and others could do noth lug for me." (Blgned) Miss L?u John son, 1623 Ninth 8L, N. W., Wash ington, D. C., April S, 1910. In a later letter Miss Johnson adds: "The trouble began with an eruption under my kneea, and extended up warda toward my waist, until I waa not able to sit down. It kept a con stant Itching and burning all the time, night and day. 1 went to my doctor, but he could do me no good after 1 .do not know bow many mediclnea he gave me, and then told me.J would be compelled to go to a akin special ist, which 1 positively refused to do. I cried all the time. Finally I made up my mind to try Cutlcura Rem edies, and tried Cutlcura Pllla, Oint ment and Soap, and was entirely cured of tbe Itching three daya after I started using them. The healing took about eight daya. I consider Cutlcura Remedies marvelous, and would recommend th^m avery where." Cutlcura Remedies are sold through out the world. Send to Potter Drug fc Chem. Corp., Itoston, for free book on skin afflictions. With One Exception. Harduppe?Every man should mar ry. Everything I have In the world j I owe to my wife. Wigwag?Don't forget that ten spot | you owe me.?Philadelphia Record. I ! HRADACIUQ AND BIMOtS ATTACKS | Caus?*d by Malaria removed by the uhb i of Kllilr Ilabek cure for such ailment*. "I Imve used Klixlr llabrk In my fam ily for sixteen yearn and found It even I more than you claim for It In treating j casta of Chills or Malarial Fevers. One member of our family was curcd of Malarial Fever by It when Riven up to die by physicians.?J. F. Oberlet, Vien na. Va. Kllvlr llafoek. 00 cents, all drug ists or Klociowskt & Co., Washington, C. He Got It. "Won't you give me an order?" pleaded the too-persistent traveling salesman. "Certainly. Get out!" Important to Mothers ' lh Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, and tee that It Bears the Signature < In Use For Over 30 Years. Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria iu emiuren, ana seo mat i of Their Time. Foolish Fred?Do you like lobsters? Pert Polly?Yes, both human and crustacean, In their salad days. zrrjmmhMMvsi CHILL TONIC. Tou know wbat you are taking. Tbo formula Is plainly printed on mrery bottle, ? bowing it Is almply Quinine and Iron In a taste lea ? form. The Quinine drives out the malaria and the Iron build* up the system. Sold by all dealers for SO yeara Price 60 cents. If no God, whence duty? There re mains no other nource than blind, bru tal. tyrannous forcd. Duty never is Bues from that.?Mazzini. . For If RAD ACIIK?III eke* CAPHDINB 'Whether from Colds, Heat, Stomach or Nervous Troubles, Capudlne will relieve you. It's liquid? pleasant to take?acts Immedi ately. Try It. 10c., 25c., and 60 cents at dfug stores. _ Don't mind being laughed at; some day you may splash mud on the laugh ers with your touring car. Try Murine Ejre Remedy for Red, Watery Eyes and Granulated Lids. No 8martlng?Just Eye Comfort. Murine Eye Salve In Aseptic Tubes New Stse 26c. Murine Liquid 25c-B0c. The chief secret of oomfort lies in not allowing trifles to vex us.?Sharp. Do vour feet feel tired, achr. and sore ?t nitrM ? Rub them with a little Ham lin* Wirsrd Oil. They'll be glad in the morning and so will yt>u. People who say Just what they think are more numerous than popular. The herb laxative, Garfield Tea, prompt ly overcomes constipation, biliousness, lick-headache and insures better health. Don't let your money burn a hole In some other fellow's pocket. Mrs. Wlnslow's Boothln* tsyrup for Children teething, softens the gu?ns, reduces Inflamma tion. allays patn.euraa wind collo, 16c a bottle. Flattery is simply the nice things we say about other people. Garfield Tea cures constipation, keeps the blood pure and tones tip the system. Many a girl has too many strings to her beau. CHII.MKHN WHO AUK SICKLY. MoiUartuhuuMl usT*r be wlihuui a bo* uf Mutt** Uu)i'?H?fr( I'uwdcrt forCbUditu. Tb*? Br<-?k up C'oUW. Kallf TO ruT?i*bi?<M. LiuUMiiMtluu. 'IWibti* IMlurdert, llradovb* ?inl Miotuaih Truublea. I'w4 br Wuibrr*for '<J TIIK-K IHJWDKHH NKVMK VAll,. Hold bf Ait V"K Uc. /?<>?? l arrrpt any ?\tb*U(uU. NaiupW M*llo4 fKKU to aoy uuiibar. Adtliu** AU.uH Ulo8.U*l.l^ It^j, N. Y. The rlKlit kind of u ducliilon today will put powder In your gun fur to morrow. If con?tip*tk>n i? pre?*nt, the liver ?luKRioH, take (iarfie)d Tea; it in mild in ?ctlon and never lo*c? itw potency. Many a man succeed* beeauae he'tt a good guesaer. ThatTired Feeling that U canned by impure, ift)pov?rUhe<t blood or low, run-down conditio# ot tha ?yatero, ia burdeoaoma and ditftauraging. Do not put up with it, but take Jlood'a Burwtparilla, which r?utuvc? it ?? nothing elite doea. "1 had that tired feeling. had no ap? f?tite and no ambition to do anything. A. riend advi*ed me to take llood't kiTU itunlU. 1 did ao, ?nd aoun that tire<l feeling w?a Kona, I had a good appetiia and frit well. I believe llood'a aaved ma from a long illneaa." Mra. 1). Jolmaon, \Ve?t field, N. J. Oet Hood'a Baraapartlla today. In I)qut4 form or In lableta called Saraataba. IF YOU HAVE A SICKLY YOUNGSTER TRY THIS FREE The family with youn* children that la without sickness In tha houie now and than li rara, and *9 It If Important that the head of tha houaa ahould know what to do In tha little emerganclaa that arlaa. A child with a serious allmant neada a doctor, It la true, but In tha majority of Instances, as any doctor knows, tha child suffers from soma Intestinal troubla, usually constipation. There Is no sense In gtvlnar It a pill or a remedy containing an oplata. nor la flushing of the bowels to b? always rac ommended. Rather viva It a small doss of a mild, gentle laxatlva tonic Ilka Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which, by claan Ing out tha uowels and strengthening tha little atomach muacUa, will Immediately, correct tha trouble. Thla la not alone our opinion but that of Mr*. N. II. Mead or *re?port. Kane., whoae granddaughter ha* been taking It auoceaarully and of Mra. J. R. Whiting of Una, Wla., who give* It to her children and takea It hereeff. It la aold In fifty cent and one dollar bottle* at every drug atore, but If you want to teat It In your family before you buy It aend your addreaa to Dr. Caldwell and he will for* ward a aupply free of charge. Kor th? f?*ee aarople addreaa Dr. W. B. Caldwell. ?01 Caldwell building. Monti* cello. Ill DISTEMPER Bur* cur? **4 po?ltl *? prtTWllv*. Mttof k?w ?r' " i.luuld.?I ??? on tfc* UlntiMtl th? BU*4? piriTbuuwMr ?# D Is ft, Ssi'-J SPOHM MEDICAL CO., jaacfeKJM. 60SNEN. 1KB., U. S. L "Pure as the Drifting Snow" m Snowdrift I logics* Lard marked the flirt great advance In purity of shortening and relief from hog lard and other unwhole* some ingredients. It haa many imitators fighting for your patronage, FIGHT SI IY OF THEM ALL I Snowdrift Is one* third less expensive than hog lard and goes one-third further and produces much finer results in cooking. ALWAYS uto Snowdrift Buy It lo tins only. Avoid snow-FAKB labels. .*? ,% sotd by all leading dealers who Avoid Substitution Trade. &md* The Southern Cotton OH Co., Worn women, tired out with the work and care of home, need a tonic, strength-building medicine. Strained nerves and tired bodies do not get well themselves. If you're nervous, run-down, discouraged, ' out, don't give up?try Cardul, the woman's tonic. great medicine has beefi used for more than 50 years b] thousands of women, and has been found. to~be curative medicine for nearly all of the i^lls from which womerf suffer. . A uV&anasll TAKE The Woman's Ton! Letters received from thousands o! ladles, mhw Cardul has done for thetn. Read this letter from Mrs. Charles Bragg, Sweetser, Ind.r "Tongue cannot tell how much Cardul has done for me. I am on my third bottle, and I am much better. Be* fore 1 began using Cardul, I could not do a day's work. I would work a while and then have to He down. Now 1 can work all day, and not be tired/-* - Try Cardui. It is composed of pure vegetable ingredients; that cannot possibly harm you. It is sure to help \/|7 O if you bare two hand* Prof. O. O. 7 Brannluif will tench you. Only * *-*??' college in U. 8. with ahopa con nected ; $80 for course, tool* and poxltloti at (food wagcft. CommUalon paid for bringing atudenta. Atlanla Barber Collect, lit. M lit hell St.. Atlanta, 0 a. nrriAUrr CTIRrU aaaleat to work with aod UtriHNbL OlMnun .tarctiea clothe* olcaaC W. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 21-1911. Wken Yoa Think Of the pain which many women experience with 6WT month it makes the tfentlenea* and kiodnes* al*f?y? a??oci ated with womanhood MM to be almost ? miracle. While in fpberal no woman rebel? against what ahe re gard* aa a natural neoeaaity there ia no woman who would Bot iiadly he free from this reoarrin* period oJ pain, i : Dr. P/eN?*t FmvHta Praaariptiom mmkta waak worn mm atraag mad atck ??? we//, and glvaa them freedom from palo. It aatmbUakaa ratalarity, aakdaaa la flam? Imm, kaala mlearmtlon and without H<j in papwr oovm*. m, A ! . J. * Sick ?re forked to ?eunlt Dr. Pieree by letter, ariifte wpunaenoo ?tricijy nnviio >nu itcrcniy NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE 72 So.* Pryor Strwf. AUaaU* 0^ FOR THE TREAtMElif OF DEFORMITIES ESTABLISH KO l?T4. Thl? Institute Tin fues of tho Spin?, ?is, etc. Send for daisy nv pi 59