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? Cures Wonua's Wttkknm. "We refer to that bMto to weak, nervous, ?offering women known as Dr. Pierce's Ikvorlte Prescription. Dr. John Fyfe one of the Editorial Staff of Tn ISClkctic Mkoicai. Krvikw says of Unicorn root (llelonku Dioioa) which Is one of the chief ingredients of the *Fa Vorite Prescription " : "A remedy which Invariably ecu ee a nter Aae in ? Iterator ? ? ? nikea tor normal ac tivity ?< the entire reprodnrMra ?nt?m.* Be oontlnoes "In li ?Ionian we have e medlca BMt which more fully answers th? shore imrpoM* (Aon any U her drug *ciU% wMeh I am V'MMtrtkd In tlie treatment of diseases pe culiar to women it U seldom thai a esse Is seeu which dow not prwent some Indication tor this remedial scent." Dr. Kyfe further aay?: "The following are amonc the leadlns Indications for llelonlss (Unicom toot). . l'am or aching In the hack* with leucorrbcra : ?onlc (weak) condltftuffa of the reproductive C&ns of tiomen. men til depression snd Ir ritability. Asociated wit v chronic diseases of the reprod Jctlve uhrans of women ; constant aenvatlon df heat In the region of the kid neys: amrtrrharla (flooding). duo to a weak ened condition of/the reproductive system: aaenou6ary|sur?re?eed or sb?ent monthly wr'udr.iitlnEnrum or sccompsnyins an arnogEyll condition of the dlfvstlvc organs and tfwmlc ( thin blood ) habit: dranlnc sensations in the extreme lower part of the aMoTuen." T [ mors or loss of the abovn avmntoma ?M BftMBL iW, InViil Ifl vMLfi 1 ftftT 7T^ Better Ulan tnko IJr. Fierce'* Favorite ?^crimionrona- arnira iMaihg ing?n entsoTWiriclt Is Unicorn root, or Helonlas. and tlio medical properties of which it most faithfully represents. Of Golden Seal root, nnother prominent Ingredient of "Favorite Prescription," Prof. Flnley Kllingwood, M. D.. of Ben nett Medical College, Chicago, says: "It Is an Important remedy In disorders of the womK In all catarrhal conditions * * and irenoral enfeeblement. It Is useful." Prof. John M. Scudder, M. I)., Into of Cincinnati, says of (Jolden Seal root : "In n*iatlon lo Its ceneral etT??cts on the system. thrrr U no tnrtirivr, in tire <i hmf which there fit tilth t/enrml unanimity of opinion. It Ih unitxrwail*/ icfcarded as the tonic useful In all dcbllltat*>d states." Prof. 1L Hartholow, M. I)., of Jefferson medical .College, says of Golden ?Seal : "Valuable In uterine hemorrhasn. mrnor VhaaU (Hooding) and coiurestlvc dystijonor rlifpa (painful menstruation!." Dr. Pierce's Favorite rrescriptlon falth fullv represents all the a I n?ve named In gredients and cures the diseases for which they arc rccoimnendcd. Bear patient what tliou su (Teres t by thine own fault. ? Dutch. FITS,}#. Vltus'DaneeiNervons Disonsesper manentlycured by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restomfc *2 trial bottle snd treatise free. Dr. H. A, Kline. I*!., Ml Arch St.^l'hila., Pa. many of the doctors who fall out oj tlte hopper at Ihe medical eol lc^es^fvicsumahly with all Ihe attach ment sr^n place ready to begin I he practice of medicine, do not know the (Iferencc between the medulla oblongata and 20 cents' worth of r|uini?i<), so far as we have observed they till know how to charge for their services. ? Chicago News. Don't Use "Practically Pure" White Lead There is no oilier pigment that Is ? ?practically" White Lead ? no other jtint tli.it lias the properties of Pure White Lead Paint. Pure White Lead, pood paint that i^is. cannot t arry adulterants without having its efficiency impaired. To pet Pure White Lead durability, ree to lp]{at every hep liears the Dutch Poy tnulc mark ? a guarantee that the con tents are absolutely Pi.r? White Lead mule by the Old Dutch Prr?ce?s. SEND FOR BOOK "A Talk on Paint." gives valuable information on the paint subject. Sent free upon request. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY In vrhlchevrr of the follow in a clths is tia'uri* t l?u ; Nrw York. Tto*?nn. 1'iifTiilo. ( lo?i>lan<t, i'tni iiinnTt, Cliic ;n'<>. Si. I,i. ul*. 1'hilH'tol t'tiin (John T. llrou. to.); l'ltuburtcb (.Sutionol it Oil Oo.J Don't Push Tho horse can draw the load without help, if you reduce friction to almost I nothing by applying I to thft wheels. No other lubri cant ever mado wears so Ion# ?nd saves so much Horsepower. Next time ^ W ICA A*l? Gmail Standard Oil Co. So. 23 *07. libby'sVeal Loaf With Dee! and Pork Do you like Veal Loaf 7 Tow wilt ?ur?\y bfl 4?llfht?d with Llbby'i Ultrd, made from eholoa frc?h moati,in Llbhy'* apot'.aea kitchcn*. It U pure, whc.le?omt and d?)lo out in flavor. pMtfr amine At larn.ihod with ? .uc? It |i an ?ppetUing ?nlrc? tor luncheon or dinner. k?k J?ur Rteeer fkr !.ttw* ill ImM up n f.Mliitft Ufeky'e. Llbhy, McNeill * Llbby cuiMt* SHE RESTS IN PEACE V ? I Funeral of Mrs. McKin!ey Was Simple But Solemn ASSEMBLAGE OF FAMOUS MEN Funeral at Old-Fuhioned Home Ex tremely Simple, But Tear Song* Being Sang and the Serrice the Simple Ritual of the Methodist Church. Conducted by Rer. Dre. Burton and Holmes. Canton, O., Special. ? The body of hta Saston McKinley rfst* beside that of her distinguished husband in Wood lawn Cemetery. Her last words, "Oh, God why shonld 1 longer wait ? let me lie beside him," have been answcicJ. The funeral services at the old fashioned McKinley home were ex trcmly simple. Four songs were sung at the fuiier nl of President McKinley ? and the services was the simple ritual of the Methodist Episcopal church. The house on its Market and Louis streets sides was roped off to restrain the crowds which thronged neigh hoiiug thoroughfares. A broad laven der iibbr.il fluttered from the door to indicate a house of mourning and only a few intimate friends visited il.e house dining the forenoon. Aside f'.om the ropes strung along the sheets there was nothing t ?> indicate thr.t a ceremony of unusual import was about to take place. It was not until the funeral services were act ually being performed that the streets become crowded and the crowds were held under excellent cheek by the lo _*al police. President Roosevelt arrived at p. m. and was driven immed isstely t c? the residence of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Day for luncheon. Amongst others at the table were Secretaries Hoot, Cortel you and Wilson, Governor Harris and .w-Ooveiuor Ilerriek, of Ohio. Immediately alter the luncheon the Picsidcnt and party were driven to the McKinley home on North Market street. The body in its black casket rested in its flower-embowered place Hie so-called 4i campaign oflice" in the identical spot where President MeKinley's body lay after the Buffalo t ra \edy. I'M i wers in pieces and merely fast ened together by ribbon with the ri ses, which Mv^ UcXinley favored, ?;>ed<. minuting, v?.s? mom, while rr.r.nv more for which there was not ro? 111 in the house were sent to the Woodlawn Cemetery ahead of the eortcye. ''resident Rooseverf, 'Vrce Y^resident I"; i /hanks and Cabinet Members Hoot Wi'son and Cartelyon t?ee?psed seats it: the parlor across the hall. In this r >iT.i also were Governor Harris and 1'oimcr Governor Ilerriek. Relatives an I immediate fiends of the family were seated in the hall and adjoining moms. \V!;i!e services were being conduct ed by the Rev. I)r. Buxton, of the 1 i.st Mi-Shedist Episcopal church, and i he Rev. IVr. Holmes, former pastor of ihc fime church, all busi ness* and amusement places in Can j ton Hopped. of people lined the side wiiil -? and were pressed behind t ho ri>p:-s ahmg North Market and Louis -lire'--, and jill along the route to V'ooillnwu Ccmeterv lines were at I n! T rvrist nnd men and women in ?*:inY. e Mill lined the way. T!.c pull-hearers were: Judge llen iv \Y. 11 art or, .John Dueher, Joseph I'iee'iele, Robert A. Cassidy and (Jeo. 1?. Krea?. who woj? honorary pall l-.ej.rers at the funeral of President M Kiiiley and Austin Lynch 11. i'-i-'s anil Judge ('. ('. How. WJ en tlie services in t lie cemetery flfri1 ovr. I lie presidential party re e . 1 irvjucdiatcly to the Baltimore ir f ?? i*? i I'M '"I where the 1 :'l.) train for 1 ;it!i;Mi.ipolis was taken. * An Armed Uprising Reported. Washington, Special ? The State department has received a cable gram from Harry L. Paddock, Amer ican consul at Amhov. China, stating that an armed uprising had heen re ported at Joan, 50 miles south of Amoy. Mr. Paddock says that sev eral olllcinls had heen killed by a mu tiny of soldiers, and that the cause of thn trouble is unknowt. Railroads Asked for Information. Washington, Special. ? Letters have been sent by the inter-state commerce commission to the oflicir's of all the railroads in the country doing an in ter-State business requesting infor mation as to the commission's order on bonuses paid to those who solicit or route freight or passenger business The commission is engaged in com piling information respecting these matters so that it may issue a ruling covering the entire subject. It is desired that the information be in the hands of tb" commission by the L*?th of June. Atlanta's May Festival Opens. Atlanta, (la., Special. ? The May Musical Festival began here to close Saturday and includes four concerts. The hoh ist include Mmltimc Schu mann-lb ink, Claude Cunninifh.im, baritone. Madam Del Kendell-Werth ner, (luisrpi e Campanari, Miss Bessie Abott, Thomas 10 vans (Ireene, vocal ists, ami Madame Wunlerile, harpist. A large chorus and orchestra will sup port the artists. The conductor is Dr. J. Lewis Browne. Lflds Meet Tragic Death, AsheviMe, N. Hj>eci?l, ? Stanley Kerri*. n lad probiib|v M years of age, wan run over and killed on lbe< local ymds ??f tin* ft.mthont Railway Tlie boy's home was in Brldgewater and it i* said that he was in soma N'Riirar identified with ono of the srew* of the division. At the tim? t ho lad met hi* tragic death he wan ->n one engine nnd, in attempting to jump from that engine to another, >M rnd was run over mid killed, The icmain* will be $ent tq the for- v vr km* . I It King of Long Ptmni !l4 Sultan of Brunei fat tt years of l|? ? at least mo ho told mo. And while he stoops as ho walks, ho makes the appearance rather of * temporary Is valid than of an old man. He seem ed pleased when t told Ibi that he might pass for M; and ihdeed he might tor hit face Is singularly free" from wrinkles. Hla expression of benevolence* suggests the late Leo XIII. ? his smile Is engaging, albeit tinged with sadneas. .His house waa ruling when the Ro man empire had haraiy ceased to crumble. His ancestors gate the law to a vast Eastern empire When Eu rope was but a patchwork ttf barbar ous chirfg, and Wheti, after centuries, Spanish and Portugese found their way to the Spice Islands tbey laid propitiating gifts at tb? feet Of the Borneo Sultan ? as Vassals, hiimbly begging the right to live within his domlntohs. Brunei Is still the metropolis of na tive Borneo ? Indeed, the name Borneo is but a corruption of Brunei ? yet few maps show the existence of this em pire. ? Harper's Magazine. Mirage Off Consy Island. Early marine observers on the snowy beach at Coney Island yester day morning had a line glimpse of air shipping. The sun was about an hour high, the breeze light, and the tea had just enough of a lop on to give a d'.ghtly scolloped horizon. Strung out in order from the sun track there were seen coming In a tern, a fisher man's sloop, a schooner with topsails drawing, and a liner making her way up the main ship channel. This lit tle fleet in tho ofllng was held In a mirage which lifted every vessel above the horizon by about ten or twelve degreeH, a?xd left a strip of clear air beneath every water line. Thus float ( ins In air, they stood up the harbor on their way like an argosy in the sky. Ml at once something happened to tho meteorology which had produced tho vision, some Invisible air current rolled athwart tho line of vessels. K.rst the liner dropped back into the sea, then the tcpsall schooner, theij tho fisberraau, nnd lant of all the tern; one oould almost imagine the splash, as tho ships of ths nlr returned prosai cally to the ocean. ? New York Sun. Old Time "Curl Up" 8kates. Few of the present generation of skators ever saw a pair of old fash ioned "curl up" skates or know wh:it tfcoy are, but If they are native born th-Mr parents or grandparenta can probably tell them about these old time appliances for skimming over th? ic?.?. The hoys and girls of today have quick fastening, light and hand some skatea, an.l in many cases keep them attached to shoes that are used only for skating and are put on at tho pond side. In the o'd days straps for the "cur! nps" wore unknown, leather thongs or stout strings being used with a sort of "harness" to keep the skates on the feet. The term "curl up" comes from the manner in which the forward end of the skate Irons were curled, extending over the toe of the foot. Doubtless many of the old folks can remember when tho cheapest skater consisted only of a wood bottom for tho foot and a strip of metal for an Ice surface. Those were "cheap" in deed. ? Ilartford Times. DON'T THINK YOU ARE OI.D. A certain amount of social life Is absolutely essential to the old as well as to the young. A woman never grows so old that she ceases to enjoy thy compauy of others, and generally the oldt*r she grows the more she en joys It. It Is always a pity to see a man fall Into a state which he ex plains by saying: "Oh, we're getting old, and don't care for bo much va riety In our lives," says Woman's Life. In tho pure selfishness of his soul tie always 8peaks of "U3" and "we." as if it naturally follows that because he Is getting antiquated his wife must keep pace with him in his decline. Let him keep In touch with the world, sind hot h he and his wife will be the hotter and 1 he younger for It. Wiso and Otherwise. A coal wagon is throne enough for a man of (Sod, if lie keeps the coal dust out of his heart. It is easy to win a repulation fof eloquence by tickling the ears of emp ty heads with a large noise about nothing. Many a church would get as much (Jospel and save enough money to feed all its poor, if it would put a phono graph in the pulpit. Purity is the cradlo of vision. C'IMr.DftKtf RIIOWKI* it. lifted of Their Wnrri Drink in the j Morning. | " \ rcrr r"",n T whs a ?/rr?!t from rnfTre drinking and was on the point of giving an my position in tho school loom br.r.viisp of nervousness. "I was MIItv: a friend about It nnd shr. raid, 'We drink nothing at m^nl ? inif> but Fo?tnm Food Coffee, and It is such a comfort to have *0in?>thtn^ v;e cau enjoy drinking with the chil droo.' "I vni .nil on 1 t would rMow the children to drink any kind ??? entfee, but sho suid wnt? the most h"aMhful drink In the world jor children p.s well as for older ones. II nd that tho condition of both the ? hPdten and adults showed that to be n fpct. "My first 1 1 ' r. 1 wrs .1 fr''ure. The eo?>'< boiled It. four or five minuses nnd It tnptert so flat that 1 was in de spair, hut dot^rmln^-d to give I' one I jnore trlnt, This tltne we followed I fho directions; nnd boiled It fifteen piinutn* after the hotting bsgan, It ^vns a dorlded spaces?, and 1 wan fpmpletfiy won by its rich, dallcir.u* favour, In a short 'tme I potl<>*d * /furtfled Imnrovanjrnt In my condition l<n<i kept growlfit better and better *f'#r rrojif}', qrMl ro*v I n"> ^#rfpeMv hastfhy, and do my work in fV r'hool rron wjt}j oas* rnd p!?P?? pr? i would not rpvirn to if,?i n?rve fteiM"*' I tg regular co.Tte lor any III *'r lie "?*>'* ^ ?? J',.* fO.M jHi'.' "HejM Cias^.c/1 "V.Jt 1 Uoa^Q WfJWmt." U? PkM. ? "SPRING CLEANING* NEEDED 11m Body Reqihct II Jaak M Mich U tbe HoaM ttMi "Yott look sick tbift Motnieg.* . . Y#.: I wok* up with a dull kctdtche, I boated tongue and that dark brown taste En the mouth." "Didn't you bar* peine in tha jointa and muse lee?" "Yob. Am mr old aapo ????Mr ?wd to say, 'I bava misery in my jointa. , "Bettor (tt a bottle of Rheumaeide and take it. eld man.'' "Whit does Rheumaeide dot** "Why, Rheumaeide ife the moot 6o?#fdl and effective blood pttrifinr ih the World, It iWMp* all lb* cermi lid poaott oat pi tbe blood end 'mAna fcgak %*Tl aU to **.' * "Ever try it volirtfelftT. . . 'Sure. 1 take 4 uoihle of bottles of it before apring beaina. Give my blood 4 spring cleaniut. And Rheumaeide pqta me in such fine ahape that I buret Bate that "W<C I'm going io irjr ibis Rbeumacide Jrbu say ft the beet erer." "That's right. All tbe druggists sell it. Better get a bottle today. Yon start to get well with the first dose. The pro prietors say that Rheumaeide 'gets et the joints from the inside' and 'makee you well all over.' And that's tbe truth, old man." Virtue flourishes in misfortune. [let-man. Bo. 23- '07. WORDS Cf WISDOM To Housewives and Mothers. In theae day a of sharp competition it Is well snd wise to notice wbst yott are get ting when you go to the store to buy a bot tle of some simple family remedy or flavor ing extract, and nee that you get only pure and wholesome goods, put up by some manufacturer whom yon know to be relia ble, nnd who will not put their name on the label of anything but absolutely pure goods. This policy is followed by the well known firm of Gilbert Bros. & Co., wholesale druggists nnd manufacturing chemists of Baltimore, M<1., who for the psat quarter century hat* made a specialty of absolutely pure and full strength family remedies and flavoring extracts, and the fact is well es tablished the country over that their name on a label insure* the consumer against impurities in their medicines snd extracts, as they will not use in their manufactures any drugs or chemicals of a deleterious character: and when you buy goods you want to know thst they are pure if you expect to gel proper results from their usage. In cases of sickness it is often necessary to procure the aid of some aimple remedy to afford temporary relief until the services of a physii inn can be procured; in fact these simple remedies have saved many a life before the physician arrived, and it is absolutely necessary that you get such rem edies pure; therefore when you go or send to the store for a bottle of Castor Oil, Laudanum, Paregoric, Spta. Camphor, Ip ecac, Squills. Nitre, Golden Tincturc, or any other of the many simple family reme dies or Kxtracts of I^emon or Vanilla, etc., tell the dealer you want Gilbert's make, because you are sure they are pure, nnd in si.-t upon having Gilbert's, and nothing cbe. If one dealer does not. have tlicm. the next one will, as the Gilbert's No. 10 Family Remedies and Flavoring Kxtracts are kept by all reliable dealers; if your regular menjiant does not have them, in sist upon his getting them; do not allow him to forte some olher make on you sim ply lie-atiM* he can buy them n little cheap er and make an extra profit, for he can get the Gilbert's Remedies and sell them nt ten cents per bottle (large bottles, too), and still make his profit, and give the con sumer better und purer goods than nrc put up by any other manufacturer; therefore insist upon his giving you such goods na you know to he reliable, those hearing the label of Gilbert Bros. & Co.. Italtimore, Md.; the label thnt insures purity and full strength; they cost no more than many others that are not so reliable. Learn to say "Gilbert's" when you go to the store for Flavoring Kxtracts, or a medic' nal preparation, and insist upon "Gilbert's Brands." To fulfill n vow is no less important than to undertake it. "He who bo pan a pood work in you is able to perfect it." A WONDERFUL GAIN. A Utah Pioneer Tells a Remarkable Story. J. W. Browning, lOlt 22d St., Ogden, Utah, a pioneer who crossjd the Pialna In 1848, pays: "Five years ago the dorfors said T had diabetes. My kidneys were all out of order, I had to rise often nt night, looked sallow, felt dull and listless and 1 lost 40 pounds. My hark ached and I nad spoils of rhfMimr.tlnm an1 rllzy.l ness. Doan's Kidney Pills relieve, me of these troubles and have kept me well for a year past. Though 75 years old, I am In pocd health." Sold by all dealers. T>0 ce.its a bo*. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. The anxiety of life may be ballast, or it may be loadstone upon the spiri? unl energies. SULPHUR BRINGS HEALTH. PkHlM Um) Ubod ami drab tj|k tike (RHHpinloit Everybody Mtda to take Balphur at this scaaoa. Nothing like it to purify the blood, dear up ths complexion and rernore "that tired feeling." But the only way to take it is ta liquid fottn. Hancock'* Liquid Sfclphtt* taken internally ia the beat Spring tome. Applied externally Hancock's Liquid Sulphur quickly cUree Ecsema, Tatter, and all SkiU DiHtuei. Hancock**, the only Liquid Sulphur Ointment, remove* Pim ples, Blackhead* and Korea, And gives a beautilUl soft, velvety skis. Your druggist sells it. It cured Edward 1). Herring, of rfrcderitk, Md., of A bad disc of Eczema, acid he wkte*: "My tkce la as amooth ss an infant's." All- about-Sulphur Booklet free, if you write Hanoock Liquid Sulphur Ct., Balti more. How foolish is the toil of trifliug cares. ? Martial. 1IOMK WEEK IN 1IOSTON. Sons and Daughters of New England Capital to Vlalt Scenes of Yonth* The greatest event for Boston and for all New England this season will be the home-coming week In Boston. Thli will occur at the end of July, and will attract thousands of persons from every part of the country to the city and the section of the country where their ancestors lived and where their affections are centered. The citizens of Boston have made liberal preparations for a grand cele bratton of the history and achieve** ments of Boston and the Common* wealth of Massachusetts. There will he a week of midsummer reunions of families and of public festivities. The time selected is from July 28 to Au gust 3. The home-coming week in Ken tucky attracted half a million visit ors to Louisville and the home-com ing for Georgia was likewise grate fully accepted. There Is no doubt of the attraction to Bostonof a far great er number of sons and daughters who cherish the traditions and the suc cesses of the people and who venerate the history of the famous city which Is the leader In the literature, art aud the civilization of America. Buyers are esteemed; good men dross are deemed. ? Chinese. SORES AS BIG AS PENNIES. ? Whole Head and Neck Covered? -Hair All Came Out? Suffered A Months ?Cured in 3 Weeks by Cuticura. "After having the measles my whola head and neck were covered with scaly sores about na large as a penny, 'f hoy were just ns thick ns they could he. My hitir all came out. 1 let the trouble run along, taking the doctor's blood reinedie* and. rubbing on salve, but it did not scorn to get any better. It stayed that way for about six months; then i got n pet of the Cuticura Remedies, and in about a week 1 noticed a big difference, and in three weeks it who well entirsly and 1 have not had the trouble any more, and as this was seven years ago, I consider myself cured. Mrs. H?*?ry Porter, AJbion, Neb., Auk* 25, '0?." He who abandons his poor kindred, Clod forsnke him. ? Spanish. Itflh enred In *) minutes by Wool ford's Sanitary I x?tiou. Never fails. At druggist*. Calumny will soil virtue itself. MOTHERHOOD Th? first requisite of a food mother is (food health, add the ex perience of maternity should not be approached without oareful phy aieal preparation, as a woman wno is In food physical condition transmits to ttef children the blesaings of a food ootastltution. Preparation for healthy matef nity is accomplished by Lydia K; Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, whioh is made from native roots ana herbs, more successfully than by any other medicine because It gives tone and. strength to the entire feminine organism, curing displacements, ul ceration and inflammation, and tho result is less suffering and more children healthy at birth. For more than thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham'sVegetable Compound haa been the standby of American mothers in preparing for childbirth. . Notew{iatMra. JamesChester,of427 W. 35th St., New York says in this leiUri-De?r Mi's. Plnkhatn:-"! wish every expectant mot her kmew about Lvdia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. A neighbor who had learned of ita great value at this trying period of a woman's life ufged me to try it ana t did so, and I cannot &av enough in regard to the good it did me. I reoovered quickly and am in ihu best of health now." Lydia E. Pinkham'-a Vegetable Compound is certainly a successful remedy for the peculiar weaknesses and ailments of women. It haa cured almost every form of Female Complaints. Dragging Sensa tions, Weak Back. Falling and Displacements, Inflammation, Ulcera tlona and Organic Diseases of Women and is invaluable in preparing foi Childbirth and during the Change of Life. Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation to Women Women Buffering from any form of female weakness are invited tc write Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mans Her advice In free. MRS. JAMES CHESTEft HIS LEGACY. "And what were the provisions of your uncle's will?" "That I should have all ho left af ter the payment of his Just debts." "Ah, very good of the old man, wasn't IV? What did he leave?" "Just debts." ? Judy. HEADACHES Br??Kj up COLDS IN 0 TO II HOURS Trial Bottle 10c. At Dnugltti HICKS' CAPUDINE IMMEDIATELY CURE) offered worthy YOUNG PEOPLE O matter how limited your mcatfnor cditi-A llon, if you wl-li a thorough business training and Rood position, write today for Our tirtat Half-R?t? Offer. Hticwsft, Inilo (tendenrft nnd |imliabl? l-'ORTl'NE pun ran tced. Koti't d<?lay ? wrlto today. UA.-AI.A. ltVS.COLI.KOK, MACON, OA. Dropsy! fcwnovM all awaiting In 8 to 20 1 days; tiTeeta apeitnanent cute In ,iolo Go dnv*. Tri\ltreat!i;cut 1 ffivcti free. N<jt!i!iif;rn j\ l>c faiier ! V.'rita Dr. H. II. Crcer>'a Sons. | 3.-?fcleli<U. Uct q Aiiania. Ga, 1 HARNESS COLLARS And Saddlery Hardware We Tan Our Own Leather and Have Been Manufacture? and Tanners For Forty Years and Know How to Alake GOOD GOODS ? ANI>? SELL CHEAP Write Todny For Prlc?? If Your Dealer Does Not Sell "SHAW HARNHSS." If He won't Supply You We VN III. I.ook Knr HAWS HARNESgTl ? tnni|.i>tl i hi I rum. SHAW HARNESS CO., cmniom\ n. c. MAKERS OF LEATHER COO! S thai last Sido and Centra ^ ^ Crank &.w> Engines L.nOESTOCK LOMBARD foundry, Machine and Boiler Works and Sufply Store, AUGUSTA, GA. tight SAW MILLS LATH AND SMH3LE MACHINES, SAWS AND SUPPLIES. STEAM AND GASOLINE ENGINES. j Try LOMBARD, A' !iXST4, So. 23- *07. SWEET AND JUICY BLOODHOUND ? ? . 2z o . ?- 5 e bi 0 _i 1/4 i .tS ? ~ z is 0 " K uj 10 t=? ** >1 o 1 ^ < CO ?25 & H CW9 ? l ?au m C*> to.| The Original "Break Plug" Tobacco. The Only "Adver tised Brand" of North Carolina. Flue*Cured Tobacco Showing a GAIN EVERY YEAR since introduced. "IMITATED IN STYLE BUT NOT IN CHEW" To convince any woman that I'ax t i iio A nl i |t 1 1 ?? will improve li< r health ami do all we claim for It. Wo will send licr absolutely free a largo trial box of J'axtine with honk of Instruc tions and genuine testimonial*. 8 end your name ami address tin a postal caul. PAXTINEH feet ions, Bitch as nasal catarrh, pelvic catarrh and inflammation caused liy femi nism ills ; sore eyes, sore throat and mouth, by direct local treat tnrnt. Its cur ative power over these troubles is extra ordinary and gives Immediate relief. Thousands of women are using and rec ommending it every day. a cents at <1 riiL'trist s or l>y inn 11. Kemeinber, however, IT < OSTS Yl?l NOTMI N<; TOTIiY IT. TIIK li. 1WXTON CO., Iloston, Ma?>. KILL THE LICET ,T?Sr" CHICKENS wuh PRUSSIAN LICE POWDER Sure Deelh to Lice and Vermin PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Color mortf g<MHl? brighter nn< I faMcr color* than miy othCN.iyo. Ono 10c, |?:iclia^?MM AIkth. 'I!" > '*yn In \oucaa d|e iuy girrmmt without rippiuK Apuru Wnu* for fret) Uniklut ? llow ((? '?yv, ut?'l Mix t'oloir; MOMKUK II It Ut* l tnlouvllie? iuiaaotirl They can't livo v/;.#re il is. Fa %y to apply. Dust il in "Rilled fverv louse in my P.orl of 250 ficm." ? I). Perry, Monroe, Wia. Frlrp 25 ?n?l 50c * Phi. Br mill, 40 eo< 7|c_ THIS LINIMENT KILLS PAIN? AND SHOULD BE FOUND IN EVERY HOME AND STABLE CURB AND SCRATCHES. J. Arthur RrubecU of Simeon, Vu., writw: 1 have tried it, nnd find Yac.tp'3 I/IMMI'.nt tho ber.t ho ever used, On? f f his ho^cs h:;d a curb ?r.l it removed it entirely. tnd it in n!r.o n sure ct:r ? for Keratc'.ics, r;kI nmry of'ierni'mcntH lio h?? used it for, lie says it is the best of nil liniments nnd roionnncnds it. A PAINFUL BRUISE. Mr. \V. K. Tlruner of Richmond, Vn., writer: I bnd Seen 1 ret: Wed with nsevcro bruise, which ha gr>tfrom ridinc n hi:"?o bareback n;u1 rou'.d not etro It, n f lend recommended Yaorr'r o.-.-? >:i r iev-d h!:n, and less than a bottlo cured !t entirely, ho ?ay:? It In tl>3 best liniment ho ever used. CURE3 SWF.ENY AND RHEUMATISM. Mr. Tlios. O. Prlee, stockman for the Vonopr-ib foal ;md Coke Co., Monontrah, \V, Va., write:* They tr-o 1.5 to 1.7? horses find mu'.es, nn?1 liavo usc<1 Yaokr'H Linimcx r In their stahl'-H f"r yenrs pi.'-t, iind It has never failed to euro. l'">r Several ruontlis n velcriAiry worked on a horse with a severe case of sweeny wilh no results, when tlireo bottles <>f Yaoi;?'h I.ini.mhnt cured It. Mr. I'riro wart h;ld up for <1 v-i months with r'. ?nin:itis:nI seven months In bod; two bottioa of Yadik it ]?fNi.Mi:xr put him on his feet When you need a liniment buy Ya?' r.K'tf nnd >??>'.! sret tin be?t ? k^-p n bottle In your Jio:;ie i:nd St. ?:!>! ?, it v/lil bo tho best investment you ever made. ? llavc It ready for emergencies. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE-ALL MERCHANTS AND DRUGGISTS SELL IT ? LARGF. BOTTLES, 25 CTS. V/ine of Cardul has been called "Woman's Relief/' because of its wonder ful power, demonstrated in actual experience, during more than 50 years, over the pains, distress and ills, from which women are so prone to suffer. Mrs. Emma Carrier, of Emmett Tenn., writes: did mo mora Rood than all four doctors wH treated my caze. I wont through several operations for fcmtl? trouble, but cot no bettor; until I tcck Cardut, which brought mo relief. It Is the most wonderful woman'a medicine In the world. At druggists, In $1.00 bottles ?'!ih full directions for uae Try It. I tC A I Writ# today far a frw cory of v.iluablo W-pnjr HocV for Wowtn. If you n*?J M?i'!ca! lilkl I r fiJA M I L | I LK Advic <i?Krit? vcur miptom*, mtlrts trj-i r ,, >.v?ii M ?#nt In r!?h trVri efr.e'. p? '? *** " ? ?*?? A44re??: Udita Advisory Lfcpt., ThiwGwtUifKwga rt'.;4ic?i.o Co.. CMUn<*f4, T#?m. i? S p , n ? i a n nrvroy Co., Sr. Paul, Minn. I