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HEALTH NOTES r FOR JUNE. Sjrrlitg t'at.trvh If u tcvll <1 ? flnal Spi'lny tUttcuKC, Iho itttml ?fj/i.'i ptnntu ara given abi.V'. A Initio oj Ve-v it-tia taken tn ti'ino irli I promptly | artist the coitfMr oj the d IsettKC | known ?? Sprlna t'otn rrh. # Pertma is sold by your local drug Itiiv a bottle todny. OFFERED WORTHY YOUNG PEOPLE NO matter how llmltrc your moil us or ettuea tlon, if you tvlih a ? -? ?? i p , ? thoroncfi huslne*"* . ami Ri"?i position, writo today fo? Our , Great HaW?Rmta Offer. Bncccss, lnde V oir!*uco mv.l |irntiit!'l!> KORTI'NK (juiiran t< oil. Don't ?l<'ln.v ? write tmlny. Ml. -ALA. liUS. COI,L,K<ii;, MACON, OA. Mica Axle Grease l'Mt lubricant for axles ia the world ? long rearing and very ad hesive. H&kea a heavy load draw like a llfcht one. Saves half the wear on wa^on and team, and increase* the earning capacity of your oatfit. Aclc your dealer for Mica Axis Grease. STANDARD OIL CO. laourp*rft'.?J Food Products Libby's Corned Beef Hash Is mndc villi the exact satisfying flavor you enjoy so mm h. Prepared from the most select Fleef In 1.1 oli y 's Great W.iite Kitchen*. Abso luts purity r.?d c)can!lness guaranteed. A Dytlcious Dish f ?r Quick fter? vice.? I.ibby s Cot ncd Bce( ll.isii, while in th# tin placed in boiling hot water (or a lew minutes, or removed frctn tho tin and browned In the oven for n few mint'ten, makes a most delightful entree for luiuht-ou or dinner. Ask vour grocer for l.lbby'S and Insist uron getting Libby's. Libby, McNeill A Libby ? ? Chicago ? WKAVgB CURKDJ A r*m?d.r for lac*, throat ?tirt feiiiil trouble*. Cures Htarcs, Cough*. Dltlamptr an h lodi?ei(loo. V?t?rlnart. *o* oh aud re coinmcnd PRUSSIAN HlAVBPOWDKRt PrujrgUt* will n?t th?m. Trie? 60o ?t deaW, ?0o b* 1 mail. B*n<l for ?"r*? book CO., rr. PAUL* MINN PRUSSIAN REMEDY Dropsy!! *e?OTea all awaiting in A to to day a ; etfecta a permanent cur a In joto <So daya. Trial treatment ?tven free. Nothlnacan be fairer Wjrlta Or. H. H. Qretn't tons, 9paolallat*. Bob m Atlanta. Cla. IdlencH* always rn vie* industry. TcnmjuKS. Harked WUli !*nln, Day nn?l Xigltf, For VrnvK. Wm. M. Walter, engineer of Clmts no. ib, 111? . write*: "Kidney rti8CH?e wn? lurking in my ^ypfrni for years. I had torturing pain In tho fcldo nnd hark nnd the urine was dark nnd full of sediment. I was racked with pain, day and night, could not sleep or cut wen, nnd Anally became crippled end bant over with rheumatism. Doan's Kidney Pills brought quick relief, end. In lime, cured me. Though I lost 4f> pounds, I now weigh 200, more than ever before." Bol l by r\M dervlers. CO cents a box, FeiKr-MMburo Co.# Buffalo, N. Y, PALMETTO AFFAIRS Occurrences of Interest From AN Over South Carolina MANY ITEMS Of StATE NEWS A. Batch of LIti Paragraph* Oow Ins a Wide Rang* ? Wife* it (Mi| Ou in Oar State. Sta*c Ootton Association. The cflieers of the South Carolina division of the Southern Cotton As s fiction will speak at the following plac?.? on the dates named: Laurens, July 1. I.ykesland, July 4. Sumter, July 5. Orangeburg, July C, l.cea-.'ville, July 0. Fnlndo, July 9. Joi n-ton, July 10. Aiken, July 11. Hamberg, July 12. Horn weli, July 15. Newberry, July 15. Greenwood, July 16. Abl oville, July 17. Andersen, July 17. Wahlalla, July 19. (iieenville, July 20. Winnshoro, July 25. Chester, July 20. York, July 27. Union, July 29. Spartanburg, July 30. flaflfney, July 31. The farmers in *om& soot ions of the State are not feeling very eheerful ??ver the cotton crop prospoct6. Rombert Guilty of Mnfder. liishopville, Special. ? The spring terra of the circuit court convened here on Monday morning with Judge I?\ W. Memminger presiding. The jury in the case of the State vs. Ca pers Rembert for murder rendered a verdict, of guilty which means that the defemlent Capers Rembert will be punished by hauling. This is the first verdict the puishment of which is death ever rendered by a jury in Lee county. The defemlent appeared per fectly calm when the verdict was read apparently not knowing what it meant The court has not yet passed the sen tence which will fix the dav of -lis de:'. th. Contracts are Awarded. Abbeville, Special. ? The bids foi building the new court house and city hn'l were opened and both contracts awarded to Frederick Minshall of this place. The bills on the court house were King Lumber Company of Char lot trsville, Vn.. .$71 JNM) ; McKenzie I.e. n Const ruction Company, At lanta, <Ja. $.">7,000 ; Frederick Mill shell. .V>,.">00. On city hall: King Lumber Company, ?0*2.000 ; McKc;i zielVl.crM Construction Contpnnv, $40,000 ; Frederick Minshall, $4(5,100. Mr. Minshall is now at work on an im portant contract for I'. Rosenberg & Co., bin will start both buildings in a few days. An Incendiary Tire. Katesbuiv. Special. ? Tuesday ni^ht the barn and stabler used by C(d..Iohn Hell Tov?ll camrht tire and were total ly destroyed with a lot of feed stuffs. It wok with great difficulty that a valuable horse and buggy were caved. When first seen it was though j trtial Col. Towcll's residence war ( <i lire and a great crowd turned out t* *rj;u the Haines. The barn and stab.cv be longed to Mr, Alonzo Hates. \ ^ v> ? al loss amounts to about $tl0f with no insurance. The origin of ft~e can not be determined but 91 t* thought ^hat it was incendiary. Tobacco Crop Ruined. Latta, Special. ? This eoinuvnttv suffered a severe hailstorm last w*?k. Tobacco is utterly ruined. Two Boy# Rescued. Charleston, Special. ? Tom L.a find Charley Webb, two boys in I licit teens were brought up to the city ir li-.e launch of ihe keeper of Mori* Is land light house hftving been ??ap?iy, ed in the barbel' and spent the night a* the guests of Keeper John Wesley. The arrival of the boys settled the fears and anxiety which were felt for their safety. Fire at Rock Hill. Rock Hill, Special. ? J. M. Cher ry's handsome residence on Oakland avenue was badly damaged by fire last week. The damage will not be less than $."3,000 covered by insurance. Robert Stark Mcnaa Sentenced to Hang. Winniboro, Special. ? Robert Stark Menu* was tried for the murder ??? '? Hell Russell and found guilt > and sentenced to be hanged on July 12, 1007. Hrilstorm at Richburg. Hichhnnr, Special. ? One of ine nio??t destructive hailstorms that ha* ever vir.il 0(1 1 li i** >oction cnni' 1 n ^ I ,veek. The stones were as larife e.s Mr. M. Mcdai ity is the l|"fl ;icst |ocw;er. nhou I 25 nercs rf his best cotton wore de<t roved and ? |ii * t <* :i #??od donl of hiseorn. The storm unit enst wrrd. parsing ovo.* a pnil ? !' Scrator Hardin's faun. Then? is ?M> prospect* of anyihiirr in the sec tion over which it pn.-Med, Dillon fcfchool SJoctions. Pi!1r<n, Spu-ial. ? Dillon school ^i?>* ':ift and .be 'djoininij district, Mt. Calvary voted on the question of Vie rt.?tnb!isbn)ent of n hiyrh school under I he act-j-nsml by the last legislature Tin* ele^l ion was eanu'd in fuvor ->t ? l:e hiirh ! without n dissenting ?.?.'Ic in either district. Dillon district il I) voted mi iucicpsing the special ' : h i ii. ill I m n to four trills nnd this nlxo v.oh uuaninioualy eariied in favor the increase of levy, I SUNKEN LAUNCH LOCATED Bsreral Bodies Found, Bat ob Ae count of Oontaod Their NmM CWiii Not Bo OoanUd. Newport News, Va., Special. ? With canopy frame crushed, but canvas* still tightly fattened dawn thfc fci&iAg launch of the battii?%hty M innesuis Was lofatevi in &7 feet of wster, about i,400 yards west by south of Fort Wool Friday afternoon about 5 o'clock. Across the little craft a tell tale piece of towing line served to convince the naval officers that they are right in their theory that th6 launch was run down k\ & ftu&t of some kind it\ lb\V Sit a tug. The diver who Went down to examine the launch reported that the heads* and arms of three men were protruding from be neath the canvass covering; the men having made a desparnta fight For life wh<>n they were carried down like rats in A irap. 11 is believed that certainly nine of the bodies will be under the canopy, but the fact that uniform capes off Midshipmen ITlrich and Stevenson were picked Up in the roads indicates that these two must have succeeded in getting free from the boat before they were drowned. Aboard the battleship Indiana CAptaiu Mahan confirmed for the As sociated Press the report of the find ing of the lauueh. lie said that all the facts had been wired to Washing ton and thdl an official report would he given out later. Searchlights from all the American battleship* ar>? playing upon the spot, nVftund which two floating derricks, the naval tug Potomac and half a dozen launches and cutters are anchored. A diver is at the bottom of the roads, placing the cables with which the derricks will raise the laun.'h. Officers and men on board the Atlan tic fleet are waiting anxiously for the rai- -iq: of the boat. 'i iie ill-fated boat was found by tbe launches of the battleship Ohio and Iowa. Orchard's Story Upheld. Boise, Special. ? The prosecution ia the Steunenberg murder trial Friday enteriug in earnest on the corrobora tion of Harry Orchard's testimony, showed a continuous thread of evi dence connect ing George Pettibone's store in Denver with Orchard at San Francisco while ensured on the Brad ley murder plot, partly developed an other direct line by which it is hoped to show that Haywood engaged md paid Steve Adams for the same des perate work, and added special touch es of confirmation to Orchard's gen eral story. Officers of the pogtoffice at San Francisco and Denver produc ed original records showing that in August, 1004, a registered letter was sent under the name of "J. Wolf" from the address of Pettibone 's store in Denver to ".1. Dempsey," at the Golden West Hotel in San Francisco. Orchard swore that he tttayed at the Golden West Hotel under an alias that was cither "Dcmspey" or "Ho gan," that Pcttihone used the aliases of "Wolfe" and "Pat Bone" and that under the name of "Wolff," Petti bone in the month mentioned sent him a registered letter containing $100 to pay his expenses while at tempting to kill Bradley. Three Women Died in Flames. Oincinatti, O., Special. ? Three wo men were burned to death and two wen were seriously injured in a flro 4hat destroyed the four principal buildings of the Shaker settlement at Whitewater village, near Harrison, | Ohio. Mi's. Kuele Dear, Kathrine | Sterr and Mary Middletown, three I women who occupied quarters v\ i ?r?e main building, were the victims. | fbo y were burned to death before any i could arouse theiu. Charles Sterr ?Kid Andrew Bass were seriously ;n Csed in making their escape from the rning building. Acquitted of Peonage Charge. Macon, Oa., Special. ? Paul E. Wheeler, a farmer of Putnam county was tried here in the United Stalen ?ommissioner 's court on a charge ? i' peonage. It was claimed that Wheol er returned and held unlawfully, one Henry Smith. After hearing1 the evi dence, Commissioner W. E. Martin re leased the accused man. Memphis Firemen Stop a Very Bad Blaze. Memphis, Special. ? By one of the most remarkable fights ever made by the Memphis fire department a dis astrous conflagration was prevented and a loss that might have readied into the hundreds of thousands was limited to about $10,000. when the fire fighters subdued in an incredibly short time the conflagration in the Hill cotton shed Madison avenuo nnd Wellington street. The blaze was one of the most spectacular ever witness ed in Memphis and drew a large crowd. A Terrifflc Hail Storm. Millett, Ga? Special. ? A terrifflc hail storm, the path of which was four miles wide and 10 miles lo.tg, has wrought havoc with yrowin" crops in Jenkins county. Tho 10 horse farm of K. Daniel was com pletely destroyed and a seven ho'^c farm of the Daniel Son and Palmer fY.mj-nu\ is praefi"al' a total l"?s. The I nil *t?vies killed grown chicken* in mnnv places'' and went entirely through watet melons. Negro Hanged Fov Murder. Milton, Fla.. Special ? Nathan j \Vood?.!l. a voting negro, w as hang?d j here Friday for t'.:e murder of Walter N'owling, lr.K? Januaiv. He confess* ?"! l.is crime i?n t!.e -/allows and spoke J'oi b:i hour, advising the people of' liis r? ce to lend better lives. He was peifc'tly calm and resisted fhe sher iff in adjusting the noose. His neck tai bi?kfu, I Oh! ? "My heroine sat there. koittin*"---' "Hold on V"f5fct) you read any fur ther. Did you not My your heroiue was east away on a desert island?" 44 Yes." With ttethlttft.bttt thfe feibthes iho , . 1 4 Then how could she be knitting f Ha, ha!" 4 4 She was knitting her browa." That our American forests abound m plants which possess the moat valuable medicinal virtue* is abundantly attested by Stores ot tlifl, most eminent inodical Writers an<l teacher*:,. EVte? ,thS Untti torod indindn niid Hlscpveked the useful* hesa V}f hiat\V Native plants before the advent of tbo whlto race. This Informa tion. imparted freely to the 'whites, led the latter to contlnuo investigations until to-day we have a rich assortment of most valuable American medicinal roota. -Qy O Dr. Pterca believes that our American for med Lc In &1 roota e and fatal dl? ivestlaate them I foavteUob, he Baatttlnua aSDST Janltiafc. clcanser known to medical telenet Dyspep sia. or intllmilun. torpid ll?er. TunctlonaV and even valvular and other affections of the heart yield to Its curative action. The reason uTiy it cures these and many other affcctlons. Is clearly shown In a little book of extracts from tho standard medical work* which is mailed /res to any address by Dr. B. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y.. to all sendin# request for tho same. -Qy -Qy -Qy Not less marvelous. In the unparalleled euros It Is constsntly making Of woman's many peculiar affections. weaknesses and di&trO^nir derfrnccements, Is Dr. Pierce's ravorltesPrescripn^Kjis Is amply attested by thousands ofsju^bUclffcdJestlmonlals pon. tvlbuted hjxhu;ful pttlPnw who have been cured by It of catarrhal tTraips, p\lnf?r7 irregularities, prolapsus jndiM <llM>)aeemcnts_ by weakness ulcers at??*'? QL uterus and Mrdred siTiVt tons/often aficr many other aJverliieU medicines, and phytdcians had failed. ^ Both tho alnivo mentioned medicines are wholly made up from the irlvcerlo extracts of native. rr.i'iln'iiial roots. 'I'lio processes rm' ployed In their manufacture were orl;;h:ai with I ?r. Pierce, Mid t hey tit* carried on hy skilled rhcniUls and pharmacists with tho aid of apparatus and appliance* specially desltmed nr.d built for this purpose. Both medielnes are entirely free from alcohol and all other hatnifiil. habit -forming dru?rs. A full list of their invrcdlciiU> Is printed on each hot lie- w tapper. One cannot have n religious exper ience if lie* doesn't lead n roliirious life SULPHUR BATHS AT HOME. Tbejr Heal the Skta and Take Awaj Its Imparities. teulphut. Uthi Skifr .ttHHMtt; si body,* wholesome glow. Nqw you don't have to go off to ? high pric*d re sort to get them. Put a few spoonfuls of Hancock's Liquid Sulphur in the hot water, and you get a perfect Sulphur bath right in your own home. Apply Hancock's Liquid Sulphur to the affected parte, ahd fen^raa add other stub born skid troubles hte quickly chred. 13i\ tt. II. Thota&s', ojt VsWouta, Oa.'.jMras cured of a painful skin trouble, and he praises it iu the higbest terms. Vour druggist sells it. Hancock's Liquid Sulphur Ointment is the best cure for Sores, Pimples, Black heads and all inflammation. (Jives a soft, velvety skin> A man who wants bread is ready for anything. ? French. BLACK, ItCHlNd SPOTS GH FACE. Phyftlclant balled it EcfirfaA Ilk .Worst tonu- ? Patltht bespaired of Care ? Catlrura Remedies Cure Her. "About four years ago I was afflicted with black splotches all over my face snd a few covering mv body, which produced a severe itching irritation, snd which caused me a great deal of suffering, to such an ex tent that I was forced to call in two of the leading physicians of . After A thor* I nugh examination of the dreaded complaint they announced it to I* skill eczema in its worrit form, Their treatment did me no good, finally I became despondent and de cided to discontinue their services. Then my husband purchased a single set of the Cuti rura Remedies, which entirely stopped the breaking out. I continued the use of the Cut intra Remedies for sir months, and after that every splotch was entirely gone. 1 have not felt a symptom of the eer.ema since, which was three years ugo. Mrs. Lizzie K. Sledge, MO Joi\es Ave., Selma, Ala., Oct. 28, 1905." How foolish is the toil of trifling cares, ? Martial. IrfTSjSt. Vitus'Danoe :Tf ervoua Diseases per mnnentlycured by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. *2 trial bottle anil treatise free. Dr. H. R. Kline, fx!., 931 Arch St., Phila., Pa. The ( liicago packers are nutting meat up half n cent, If your butcher fail* lo put it up three cents it will lie because he is napping. ? Louisville Herald. Working women, WHAT THEY SHOULD KNOW ? * 11- ? / MRS.SADIE ABBOTT Wbniea lor the most pari spend Iheir lives at home, and It is these ^rbipeti Who are willing and ambitious that their homes shall be kept neat and pretty, their children well dressed and tidy, who do their own cooking', sweeping, dusting and often washing, ironing and sewing for the entire family, who call for our sympathy. Truly the work of such a woman is "never done" and is it any wondei1 that she breaks down at the end of a few years, the back begins to ache, there 1ft a displacement, inflammation bruloeration of the abdominal organs, a female weakness is brought on, and the struggle of that wife and mother to continue her duties is pitiful. Lydta B. Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound, made from native roots and aeroct is the exact intdieine a Woman heeds Vvhose strength is over taxed. It keeps the feminine organs ; hx a strong and healthy condition. In preparing for childbirth and re cuperating therefrom it is most effi cient. It carries a woman safely through the change Of life and in making her strong and well assists her to be i? good wife and mother. iire. Sadie Abbott, of Jeannette, l*a.. writes : i Dear Mrs. PlnWham ? "I suffered severely with pain every | month and also a pain in iny left hide. My doctor prescribed for inn but did in? no Kood; n friend advised Lydin E. Phiklmm's ' Vefcetnbl* Compound and I Tyr*?te you <11 j record td ntv condition. 1 followed your j advk<4 and ain a i>erfectly well woman. The ]Mtins have all disappeared ami I ennnnt recommend your medicino too highly." Wis., write* t Dear Mrs. i'inkhain ; "For six years I suffered from female woakness. I was so irregular that I would go from three weeks to six months, so I thought I would Rive Lydia K. l'inkhnm's Vegetable Compound a trinl. '"Now I nm once more well and c?n ?lo my work without a pain. Any ono who wishes, can writ? to m? and I will nnswer <*tl letters gladlr" Women should remember that Lydia E. I'inkhaiu*s Vegetable Compound holds the record for the greatest number of actual cures of female ilia. Every suffering woman i 11 t h e United States is asked to accept the following i?iTit??ti*JM. It ir. ftve< toil' bring you health and luay savti your life. Mrs. Plnkham's Invitation to Wom:n. Women Suffering froiu any form of female tvcakneW are Invited promptly coinmunlcitc with ^1ri<: Fink ham. at Lynn. Mass. From the symptoms given, the trouble may be located and the quickest and mi rest ! way of recovery advised. Out of her vast volume of experience in treating j feiuale ills Mr*. I'inlchnm probald* has the very knowledge that will help your case. Her advice is free and always helpful. | Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound Succccds Where Others Fail. ill SS&5T3E3 N 0?d . No friend in need could be more welcome to a sick woman, than a medicine that will relieve her suffering, build up her strength and bring back to her checks their lost bloom. Cardui has done this, for thousands of sick, miserable women. Composed of ingredients with special, curative action on the womanly organs, Wine ? goes to the seat of your trouble and is sure to do you good. J. F. Stone, of Lawrence, Kas., writes: "My wife suffered for 10 years from female troubles < and was given up to die, but took Cardui, and now she is in good health." $1. lilDlTr B1C At CWED Write today for a fiee copy of valuable M-pajre Illustrate J Rook fur Women. If you need Mediral HKl || ll\ fk irilPK Advice, describe your symptoms, stating ?se. an J reply will be sonl In pl.nn se.iltd envelope. Ad lll?8 I M * ? ? ?*?m Ladies Advisory Dept., The Quttur.joga Medicine Co.. ChJtt^r.ooea, Ttnn. HICKS* i CAPUDINE i IHMf DIATLLY CURLS ! HEADACHES I ' BreftKs up GOLDS J !N C TO 12 UO'JKl ? 'mU! Gottl: !0t A'. Druiiiia J PRODUCTION OF SOFT CHEESES. Dr. Charles Thom of the Connecti cut Agricultural College, speaking on "The Soft Cheese Industry as Adapt ed to Connecticut, gavo figures to show that the mauufarturo of hard o.ieesc cannot be carricd on to ad vantage In this state. Swiss cheeae might be made at a small profit, as can the 18'gny, though the market for thl3 Is limited. The Camcmbort cheeses, ho thought, could be pro duoed at a profit, as, at the present prices, tho product of 100 ponnds of milk (fifty quarts) Is about fifteen ?pounds, wftlc-h should sell at from $?? to $7.50. The collego Is experiment ing with this variety of cheeae and Is producing an article as good as the imported and wblch, he thinks, can be made at a profit. The cream and the Neufchatcl cheeses, he thonpht, could also be produced profitably and tho production of these and other soft ch?eses mlgfat be worth the attention" of Connecticut dairymen. The Man's Idea, Mrs Hiram Offen ? I wouldn't be surprised if the servant girl were lis tening at the keyhole. Mr. Hiram Offen ? Nor I; that's a woman's trick. Mrs. Hiram Offen ? Oh 1 indeed t Mr. Hiram Offen ? Of caurse. That's why it's called " Evc's-drop ping. " Victory. "Congratulate me, old man," said tho first young lawyer. "I pleaded my first suit yesterday and won it." "You don't say! What court?" i "The court of love, i proposed to Miss Hoxley and was accepted." WKNT TO TIC A And It Wound Her Ilobbln. Tea drinking frequently affects peoule as badly as coiToe. A lady In Salisbury, Md , snys that she was compelled to abandon the use of eof fen a good many years ago, becaus? It threatened to ruin her health and that she went ovr?r ??> tea drinking. but finally she had dyspepsia so l?n *1 t!>;*.t. s'no br.d lost Jwcn'y-flvo pounds and r.o food seemed to ajree with her. H'!** further fpvs: "/t this time | , t i ? Ji'duer 1 to up tlr* famous j food drink, To-Sum, and war. so much ' pieced r.li'i the remit* that 1 bn w I never b^en without It s!nr?. 1 rmi. ti'i'" i to }?/h:;'0 :r> a* or.;1?, etain^'' 1 my t v. po int's of f cj'.i and n; >or.:? bsyond my usual weight. ' i l:no./ Posium to In fcoed, j>ure mrl healthful, and tiicr* r.^ver was an article, and never will he, I be- ! lieve, that doer. t,o surely t^.k^ th?? ! Ji'.lCe O? COfT l?o*',ir.) I'ood Cof f -e. The h ?auty of it all i.< that it Is I euti^i'y.ng and wonderfully no irlsh* j i tig. I feci hi: If I could not sin* Its | pra'ves too lOiitV r.?ad "Tho ; to Wellvillu," >n pky3. '"AfceiVu ? Qunckcry bus 110 friciitl like gulli bility. ? ltnli?u. EETWEtW SEASONS. The Need Which Spring Brings to All, niitl IIotv It In Mot. That, after the long and wearing struggle with Winter, tln.'rc is need of n revitalizing Agency of some sort, the almost universal demand for what is popularly known as a j "spring medicine," would seem to indicate. People feel, without doubt, that there hae been a drain on their vital forces, nnd that j they are not up to the standard of health and ptron^tli required by the demands of daily bfo. Thoy want a spur, a tonic, an invigorant, and they look forward to the coming heat of Summer with apprehension, dreading the further call that is to be made on tbeir already impaired forces. In fact, they want a Spring medicine. Ansl the want is natural, and, fortunate ly, as naturally supplied. Nature bas pro vided the me.'ins, and science has applied them. In Yager's Sarsapnrilla with Celery, is found a combination, which, while of the ^ greatest general value, is especially adopted to the needs of the weakened physical con dition which follow Winter and precedes Summer, lly purifying and enriching the blood, strengthening the nerves, giving restful sleep, creating appetite, and aiding digestion, Yager's Sarsaparilla with Celery builds tip the entire system and restores it to its maximum of health and vigor. So effect ual is it, so unrivaled in its sphere, that in thousands of families its use has be cotno as regular as Ilia recurrence of the seasons. It is "par excellence" the Spring medicine. All druggists sell it, 60 cts. a bottle. Made by Gilbert Broe. ft Co., j Baft., Md._ Virtue flourishes in misfortune. I Paint Buying* Made Safe White Lead ami l inseed Oil need no argument, no advertising to maintain them selves as the h-.?t and mo.<-t economic All lcn<1 rnrktwl Id Wfi I ?ram thin mark ?' I pnint yrt known to in. in. 'I l?o?l jfilctilty lias Itch fin tlio l??yrr l<> 1 o alw.iv> Miicof (hp | ? 11 1 ? 1 y of (lie wliitf lr.?d and oil. We li (vp registered the trade mark of the Dutch Boy painter to l>e the linal proof of quality, gen ii iifiifv aiid jnirity to paint buyers everywhere. When this trade mark appears on the keg, you can be sure that the contents is Pure White Lead made by the Old Dutch Process. SEND FOR BOOK " A Talk f>o Pulr.t," *lrp* ralnnMo Informa tion on '.lit' paint Nibjcit. Krco upon r?<iue*t. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY In whlehrrrr nf tht follow ing ritir* in nfarinl v>" : N?>w York, ltr*t?n, It-iflulo. OleTeUnil, ClnrloniM, < Iiicbro, Kt Loal*. l'hll*. <)ctfhU {John T. LvwU A Prn?. Oo, 1'ltt#. burgh [National l,?a<l * Utl Co.) SWEET AND JUiGY BLOODHOUND <3 ? . JSz o . ^ s f= u 0 -I 2 ? =r'Z ?_y to ?? s* % ? The Origin*! "Break Plug" Tobacco. 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