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A TERRIBLE CONDITION. Taitawd by Ship Twlag? . rutlhn Mm aad P*?l? ? . Hiram > Canter, SIS Sootk Oak atraat, Laka City, Mian., aaya: -I *u ao bad with kid* n?y trouble that { could not atrai^Vt^Q * ?P after *tfaepi*t without ikKi>p pV?n shootlnjr through my badfe ' I had dla *y ?P*'ila, waa nervous hnd my eyesight af fected. The kidney aecrettona were ir regular and too fro quent. i was la a terrible condition, bat Ijotn'a Kidney Pills cured me and I bare enjoyed fine health since." Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a box. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y." Human Hands Never Touch It. > ? In his address Mr. C. FitaSittons* Said: "In producing the oil from the olives, they having only a tender akin, are more or less bruised in the gathering and handling. On the con trary, human hands never touch the kernel of the cotton seed, and from the time it enters the factory until it is distributed into its products, it never comes in contact with humau hands." The people in the South are. fast learning to use pure Cotton Seed Oil as a cooking oil in place of lards, and as a salad dressing instead of olive oils. BLACK. ITCHING SPOTS ON FACE. I PbyKlclnns Called It Erzenta in Worst Korai ? Patient Impaired of Cure ? Cuticura Itemed".? Cure Her. i "About four years Ago I waa afflicted with black splotchea all over my face and a few covering my body, which produced a severe itching irritation, and which caused ?ne a great deal of Kuffering. to such an ex tent th%? I was forced to call in two of the lending physicians of . After a thor ough examination of the dreaded 'complaint they announced it to )>e skin eczema 'in ita worst form. Their treatment did me no Bood. Finally I became despondent and de cided to discontinue their services. Then my husband purchased a single set of the Cuti cura Remedies, which entirely stopped the breaking out. I continued the use o! the Cuticura Remedies for six months, and after that every splotch wrb entirely gone. 1 hare not felt a symptom of the eczema ?incc, which was three years ago. Mrs. Lizzie E. Sledge, 540 Jones Ave., Selma, ?Ala., Oct. 28. 1905." Life. Gladys ? Fait her will be so pleased to hear that you are a poet. Algernon ? Ah! Like you, he adores poet ry ! "No, it isn't that. The last one of inv lovers he tried lo lick was a fottbjill player." How's TIUs? We offer One" Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney fur the last 1.1 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financmlly able to carry out any obligations made l<y his linn. Wammno, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, <>. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucuous sur faces of the system. Testimonials sent free. 1'rice, 75e. i>er bottle. Sold by a'l Druggists, fake Hall's Family Pills lor ? oustipuliun. Helped by the Stringency. "And what did papa say to your, George ? ' ' "He said it was all right, if I was brave enough to want to marry one of his daughters during a period of financial stringency i ought to have lit-i. ' ' Mrs. Wlnsjow'sSoothing Syrup for Children teeth.ng, softens thcKuniH.reduue8iut1ain mu tton. allays pain, cures wind colic, 'iftc a bottle Man is a bundle of habits.? -Paloy, Itch cured in HO minutes by WooHoid . Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. At drttggisl'. Castles in the air co*>l a vast deal to keep up. ? Lytton. PITS, St. Vitus' Dance :N ervons Diseases per tnanentlycurud by Dr. Kline's Hreat Nerve Restorer, t SJ trial bottle and treatise free. Dr. H. It. Kline, Ld.,ffll Arch St.. Phiia., l a. Don't budge if you sit at ease. ? German. So. 51-'07. Taylor'* Cherokee Remedy of Bwwet Onm and Mullen is Nature's great reme dy ? cure* Coughs, Colds, Croup and (ion sumption, aad all throat and lung troubles. At druggets, Wo., 50c. and 11.00 per bottle. To your son give good name and a trade ? Spanish. Pile* Cured in 0 to 14 Days. Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure any easeot Itching, Blind, Blcedingor Protruding Piles in 0 to 14 days or money refunded. 50c. He who esleps much learns littlo. CAPUDINE ? IQCC romoTr* th? cams, m. m K a ?w g* tooth** th? nortM aod mlterr* the ache* and COLDS AND GRIPPE h??il?rhf? nnd Naaralfla *Uo. No bud ?ffvet*. loc, 2)o and 60c buttle*. (Liquid.) , Grown from pure bred seeds. CjTiatlty and satisfaction ffuantnt^ed. Karly Jeruty Wakefield: Charleston L?riro Typo Wakefield; Early Flat Dutvh; Late Flat Dutch. 1,000 to 5,000 at $1.60 per 1,000 6,000 to 10,000 at $1.26 per 1,000 10,000 to 20,000 nt $1.00 per 1,000 20,000 or over at special rates. I guarantee delivery In good condition. N. B. I make a specialty of a crate of cabbage plants containing 100 each of the four varieties, delivered at any Southern Kxpress Office for $1 00. ARTHUR W. PERRY Young** Island, S. C. NEED * TYPEWRITER? JtT J? ?I*1 M4 ???<*! It L r# ?I1*' Amy ??Hr ?{ .wv.j5ur, to-V-sai:: CHRiSTttAS CAROL 1t*is in a rough mdrtftpn Th tiMt 0 Uy> Soft orrns wre His cradte* Mis bed vki* th* fatti. fotjisc raavani shepnet^s iHc Mar showed mc t*ujf?. SingKatpl! for Chmtotas is Tvm WVtb&iJtS tore <ir>d J>necious, from I <wds far au<iy, Three Kinto tarrd to OmtfHiiA As slc|*|3ir>g,Hc Inu. Ourbatrfs "warm noo loving, *We brinj^Hirn today. 3ir^ enrol! jx>r Christmas is hem CHjterrvfc.Evfc trhcmfeictottednd todies tinnd dainty foerisurift * &risftnn5 atrial* riott; I around thc^JittVw^jirW Uttl<rdaoccr5wbf|iinft f5or it?dlty round the Jir-hw, Hun^witb wffs forortnMndsnwII: Join ourblin^and rn|^7in^mM$um iThi5 is bolidau for till ?"Old Kind Christmas! CooS Kib^Chritfroasl" Hftir the merry voices call. & oqbmi sto^tme autism* mgel by "Dr Hci\ry Van. T)yl\c~. ONE of the prettiest stories written by Henry Van Dyke is entitled "A Dream Sotry," and describee 'The Christmas Angel." "It was the hour of rest In the country beyond the stars ? ? ? It was In one of the quiet corners of the green valley called Peacefleld, where the little brook of llrighthopes runs smoothly down to join the River of Life, that 1 saw a company of angels returned from various labors on Karth, sitting in friendly converse on the hillside, where cyclamens and ar butus and violets, the fringed orchids and pale lady's-tresses, and all the sweet smelling flowers which are sep arated In the lower world by the sea sons. were thrown together in a har mony of fragrance." We are told that three of the com pany seemed to bo leaders, "distin guished not only by more radiant and powerful looks, but by a tono of au thority in their speech and by the willing attention with which the oth ers listened to them; as they talked of their earthly tasks, of the tangles and troubles, the wars and miseries that they had seen among men, and of the best way to get rid of them and bring sorrow to an end." The archangel Michael, "the might iest one among the warriors of the King, and the executor of the divine judgments upon tho unjust," de 'clared tnat the earth was tormented with injustice, full of oppression and unrighteousness, mid said that force must bo used to establish the law of tjo 1 among men. Another angel, "Uriel, tho spirit of the sun. clearest in vision, deepest In wHdom of ell the spirits that sur round the throne" ? Uriel said that Voice would not do. that "power cor : upts Itself and might can rot save." "There was silence for a moment <11 the slopes of I'eacefield, and then over ?he encircling hills a cool wind brought the sound of chains clanking lit prisons and galleys, the sighing of millions of slaves, the weeping of wretched women and children, tin blows of hammers nailing men to their crosses." Then the sound passed b;.* with tho wind and Uriel spoke i;r:iln: "The Karth Is full of Ig norant strife, and for this evil there Is no cure but by the giving of greater knowledge. It Is bocause men do not understand the evil that they yield th ?mselves to Its power. Wickedness Ik folly In action, and injustice is the c: . or of the blind. It Is because men 1 ar ?? ignorant that (hey destroy ono another, and at last themselves. If there were more light in the world there would be no sorrow." The company seemed to be pleased with the words of Uriel, but ono anions them remembered something; that tho others had forgotten. Mo re minded his fellows that whey ono had be.m sent to counsel with Halaam, fhv* son of l)cor, as he was riding to meet the King of Moab, tho dumb he ist profited more by tho instruction i ih;tn the man who rode him; also that 1 Solomon, who wus called the wisest of all men, having searched out and i understood the many inventions that are found under the sun, was "prince of fools and philosophers, unable by much learning to escape the weari ness of the flesh and despair of the spirit." It was the archangel Raphael who spoke, and he added: "Too well I know that power corrupts itself and that knowledge can not save. There is no cure for the evil that is in the world but by the giving of more love to mon. The laws that are ordained for earth are strange and unequal, and the ways where men must walk are full of pitfalls and dangers. Pesti lence creeps along the ground and flows in the rivers; whirlwind and tempest shake the habitation of men and drive their ships to destruction; Are breaks forth from the mountains and the foundations of the world tremble. Frail is the flesh of man, and many are his pains and troubles. His children can never find peace un til they learn to love one another and to help one another. Wickedness is begotten by disease and miser; . Vio lence corned from poverty. and hunger. The cruelfcy* of oppression is when the strong tread the weak under their feet; tho bitterness of pride is when the wise and learned despise the sim ple; tho crown of folly is when the rich think they are gods, and the poor think that God Is not." Then Raphael asked: "How shall tho uiiraclo be wrought in human nature to reveal the meaning of hu manity? How shall men be made like God?" "At this question a doep hush fell around the circle, and every listener was still, even as the rustling leaves stand motionless when the light breeze fnlls away In the hour of sunset. Then through the silence, like the song of a faraway thrush from its hermltau" In the forest, a voice came ringing: 'I know it, I know It, I know it.' Clear and sweet ? clear as a ray of light, sweeter than the smallest silver bell that rang the hour of rest ? wan that slender voice floating on the bdorous and translucent air. Nearer and nearer it came, echoing down the valley, 'I know it, I know it, I know it!' " It was a new angel, a little child, who spoke. "All the angels rose and turned to look at Him with wondering eyes. Multitudes of others came flying swiftly "to the place from which the strange new song was sounding. Rank within rank, like a garden of living flowers, they stood along the sloping banks of the brook while the child angel floated Into the midst of them, singing: I know It, I know It, I know It! .Man shall be made like God, because the Son of God shall be come a man.' " Raphael objected that If He became a man lie would bo at the mercy of men and the cruel and wicked would make Hir.i suffer. "I know It," answered the young angel, "and by suffering He will un derstand the meaning of all sorrow and pain; and lie will bo able to comfort every one who cries; and His tears will be for the healing of snd hearts; and those who are healed by Him will learn for Hl? suko to be kind to each other." I'rlel objected th?t He must first l>-> a child, simple, and lowly and help less; and that lie would never gain the learning of schools, hecauso the masters of earthly wisdom would despise I'lm and speak scorn of 1 1 f in. "I know It," said the young angel, 'but In meekness will Ho answer them; and to those who becomo as little children Ho Will glvo the heavenly wisdom that comes, without seeking, to tho pure and gentlo of heart." Michael objected that evil men would hate and persecute Him and might even take His life. "I know It," answered tho young angel, "they will nail Him to a cross. But when He is lifted up, He will draw all men unto Him." Then the little one revealed Himself to His companions, saying: "I am the Christmas angel and must fly quickly beiore the sun rises, to bring the good news to those happy men who have been chosen to receive them." Then we are told that "the young angel rose, with arms outspread, from the green meadow of Peacefleld, and, passing over the bounds of Heaven, dropped swiftly as a shooting-star toward the night shadow of the Earth. Tho other angels followed Him ? a throng of dazzling forms, beautiful as a rain of jewels falling from the dark blue sky." And as tt^py fbllowed they wondered who had been favored and chosen to receive the glad tidings. One said it was the Emperor of the v World and his counsellors; but the flight .passed over Home. Another naid it must be the philosophers and the masters of learning; but the flight passed over Athens. Another said it must bo the High Priest of the Jews, and the elders and the scribes, but the flight passed over Jerusalem. "It floated out over the hill coun try of Bethlehem; the throng of silent angels holding close together, as If perplexed and doubtful; the child angel darting on far In advance, as one who knew the way through the darkness. ? "The villages were all still; the very houses seemod asleep; but In one place there was a low sound of talking in a stable, near to an inn ? a sound as of a mother soothing her baby to pest." And a? tho child angel passed over the flelds on the hillsides, the shep herds tondlng their flocks were sore afra'.d; but they wore reassured and told that the babe wrapped in swaddling cloths and laid in'a manger was the Saviour of men. Then they heard a multitude of the heavenly host, singing, "Glory to God In th? highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men." And tho shepherds said j one to another: "Let us now go, even to Bethlebern, and see this thing which is come to pass." To." concludes the writer of this sweet story, "I said within myself that I also would go with tho shep herds, even to Bethlehem. And I heard a great and sweet voice, as of a bell, which said, 'Come!' And when the bell had sounded twelve times, I awoke; and It was Christmas morn; and I knew that I had been in a dream. Yet it seemed to me that the things which I had heard were true." j The Balanced l'ail. ? To support a | pall of water by a stick, only half of I which, or less, rests upon the table, j l<et A B be the top of the table, and | C D the stick which 1b to support the | bucket. I'lace tho handle of the bucket on the stick in such a manner that it may rest on It In an inclined position, as 11 1, and let the middle of the bucket bo a little within the odge of the table; to keep this apparatus properly in Its situation, place an | other stick, 13 F (?. with the end rest ing against the bucket Ht the bottom, lt? mlddlo, F, resting on the opposite top edgo of the bucket, and It* other extremity, K, {-.gainst the 3rtt stick, C I), In which n notch must bo cut to retain It. The bucket will thus bo kept In its situation, without inclining to cither side, and. If not already lllled with water, It may be filled with safety. Content* of the Tie. 'lhcrc wa* chopped meat, and citron, too, And raining without number; And gobhnH wild, who rnmc to view When I essayed to slumber. A. Drawn by H?nry H. Muort, ?g* '*vft**n y?a r*. N*. 4 W??l 1?4?h t N?w V*rk City. Late JVeho* In Tirtef Jl MINOR MATTERS OF INT I The Airiericiui schooner fhoa: \V . j L&wson was wrecked by a Here? pale in Broad Sound, Scilly island or Saturday night ; ull on board being lost but one member of the crew. * Lynchburg, Va., was visited by a severe sleet storm on Saturday* put? ting telegraph* * tlephone ami electric light wires out of business and de laying all traffic. President and Mrs. Hooseelt sail ed on Sunday to Hampton Holds where on Mottday he gave the word for the sailing of tho big lleet to ti:| Pacific. King Leopold of Belgium has offer ed New York a Congo museum and the city has accepted. General Kuropatkin,, testifying in General Stoessal's court-martial, says the Japs ought to liAv* taken Port Aithur inUch earlier* hs it was weak. American naval officers were given a banquet before the sailing of the Washington and Tennessee /roin t'ullao. Herir. Carafoff, one of I hp abduct ors <?!' Miss Kllen Stone, the mission ary, "*?s assassinated in Bulgaria by a Macedonian. Prince George of Greece was mar ried 10 I rin cess Marie Bonaparte in Alht iu' The Demo-rat ic National Commit lee d !dtd to hold the national conven tion ai Denver, Col., on July 7, 1908. President Roosevelt's elimination fro mthe contest has stirred the other Republican candidates to increased activity. The Peace Conference agreed to establish a oint court of arbitration for Central America. The Senate passed a resolution calling on Secretary Cortelvou for complette information concerning Government deposits, bonds, note is sues and cleai ing-house certificate*. Speaker Cannon announced the new house committees on rules and mileage. Tli'.-ro was a debate in the Senate rogarding the custom of e.\e? utive de partments sending draft ml hills to be introduced in the Senate. The hie battleship lleet is now i?*ady sail for Hampton Roads on its trip to San Franeiseo. Hie Interstate Finance and Trust ( ompanv, of iii- Stone <i:,p. \'a., | closed its doors, going volnntarv liquidation for lark of enrrc-siev. William C. Abbott, of Danville, got out ol a sick bed, went to his stable and handed hiniseif.. i he tiinl ot Fred Jenkins for the murder of William Smith was con tinued at ( 'uipeper. The Rritish-Anjcrican Tobacn. Co.. elaimng ownership t? t;u. s, cigarettes sei::ed in Norfolk bv the Government i:. O. t .her ,.;t l!:t. ^Vo.md !!,at were hie.:- shipped in vioia n ol ,,l?' Sherman A :i,' i-Tru- 1 law Jn?'d its answer to the information tilea bv the Government. Fx-Governor lilac k. id" New York, iur.de a sensational atinek on {'resi dent Kooseveit before the New Iauippsiiire Har Association. Governor Glenn V pj;u, |? |i;,Vp tjK. ?Noi-ti. Carolina rate i as > eonp.omi* cd failed became the .Ull ]{a;;. way would no; consent to a trial of the new law. i he injunction caxe < f S{v\e-mt I'ish a^inst voting of ivi p.,.,!;,', ho.cings ol 1 !i;no;s ( ? ? , i ? i . : 1 ?t,..k M.n. nj> lor argument in Ciii Bishop Thoburn, of the Methodist episcopal cliui eh. was adjured re sponsible in the libel suit of I >7. Sam em Armstrong Hopkins, a woman missionary, who pot a .$,">00 verdict. /I Vm1.1', !' ^"n^'ton arrived at t told field with troops, but martial law lias not yet been declared. R. P. Fasten, cashricr of a St >fc bank at Jlerscher, III.. committed ini cmIc in the bank. Miss Annie Uurkhart, of Pensa cola. Fla.. was made heir to a $7f> - "00 < state by a peddh-r supposedly penniless. The Candaian Paciile Kail road made tue offer to take what Boston and Maine stock the New York New Haven and Hartford Urr^uii,^. The reduction of Territorial votes by the Republic an Xu*ici:iai Commit J'C is taken r.s a Mow : , Vclt Hoosovelt as weil. Senator T.lln.m v,i! (!;? Democratic ati-e I. , if ,? , , nal bond is re I, injr the V.'ahii !';?;! < ? :i> Senator Money was made chairman of the Democratic "Steering Com mi t tee. (apt. Van Kchaick. of the Philip pines Constabulary, brought over a loving cup for President Kooseveit from Manilla citizens and niav have to pay the duty on it. Colonel Gothals will como back in two weeks to have the width of the I anama canal locks decided. Rescue work has temporarily ceas ed at the Monongah (\V. Va.)' mines. Relatives are fighting so hard ?vei Garibaldi 's tomb that the Island of Capers militia has been sen;. Wirelpss trans-Atlantic press dis patches have been received at Kir. Russia, 3,7.30 miles from the pending station. Kmepror William left England and will visit the Queen of Holland on his way home. Governor Hughes removed Borough President John F. Abeam, of Man hattan, charging him with continu ous mfUadroinittration. Fat Pminyki. Idtlrd Promt, ef Genera, Swits ttlud, is in this coiintry trying to interest people in the new language bt Esperanto. He was the secretary Of the International Esperanto Con gress, and although Only 10 years old, he is om of the leading Esperanto scholars of the World Chicago News. The millionaire from Pittsburg was observed to be loitering outside of the pearly gates. "Why don't yOtl hurry up and knock!" quired a shade. "I'm waiting for that other ehap to get ahead of me,'' whispered the Pittsburg millionaire. "And who is hef" "Why, a grafter from San Francisco. By the side of him 1 will seem as innocent as a lamb.'* The Aravada Colorado Discoverer. White elephant parties are the latest and most noted society func tions participated in lately. At those meetings every member is to bring something he can find a use for. A l a recent meeting 10 out of 12 ladies present brought nothing but their husbands. Only One "Urn mo Quinine" That is Laxttiv.' l ionn Quinine. ?*.>?<:< for tlie signature of %?'. OruW. l*<e?ttJ.o World ovi,r *??1 '????? r <'..M i'i Om- Day. \!.V. It costs more to satisfy vice than " to feed a famiiy. ? Balzac, When You See RHEU&ATS3M You Think of BECAUSE IShotiT.cltV >*i t!:' rr^oj'nlrr I re:i:e;ly for the ciniijilflt' i'iu'c of this nrri!>!e ami /tttililiurn tl!se:i:,e. U lie. m. ii.M'j i.s nrx Intermit <i;s ea*e f.trl tvnuiros u:i Intermit .?eniedv. lilielltllilClllo KWCOpS till* p'll*Oll ?us mi ls mil of the htiNKl nn I tones up t In* iiitlre system. IT !S TIIK MOST Powerful Blood Purifier oils nml Liniments nlTonl only temporary relief ?t liist. cause vou to delay the proper treatment :iiil allow tlie malady to i;et n .inner hoM o:i von. Iteir.oli.liiT. HKI.AVR AUK l>AN?li:UOi'S. I 'rusui-.ts sell RHEUM AC IDE At r.Oe. iir.d $1 a Hot tie. In Tsilt.et Komi. i!."ie. ami ."W. QA.-AU. BUSINESS COLLEOl MACON. GA. Kin Manigemsnt Most Expert faculty FINEST POSITIONS * ' AMERICA'S BUST' ' WRITE FOR CATALOGUE ?jyrup?f p; o^Elixir 'jf* Sef?wi Qcts gently^et promptr Jy on trie bowels, cleanse^ the ^stem effectually assists one in overcoming habitual constipation permanently. To get it* beneficial effects buy tke 0 enuine. Manu|acturc<i by the California FicStrupCo. SOLO BY LEADING ORUCC1STS- 50* ^BdTTII f~+ET A SAMPLE of ? DUPLEX PLASTER ROARP INCItVI 1 1 1 TK KOK PliASTKK] A k* <??(.?! III brlttir n'l InrnrnolUv. M ? ?lover I'tiprrCi .. llr|il.N Klrkaol.T* Old Domiinion Horse and Mule Shoes The Beit MaUt!iUT!i( Mc?t Ctrtftl Warfc IRON or STEEL Hammer Brand Guaranteed to l*ir fiercer as wol! !*n the horsi'-slioer ^ If your dealer (toes not carry th:m in atoch, write us .'or prices. OLD DOMINION IRON & NAIL WORKS C0.f Belle Ulo, HICHMOND. VA. PIjA-JXTTS THAT WILL MAKE 0^-X153-A-C^r3I3 Ear'y Jcrwcj Wakefield Charleston I-nrtto Type Wakcllcld Henderson's Succession Earl;' WinninK Statdt I^nrly Summer I am located on one of the Sen Islands of South Cnrolina, our climate is mild, just sufficient cold to harden and cause plants to stand neve re freezing after vcttinffout in the coVlcr portions. I guarantee sa lis facl'on or money rt Vi.-.vrf. !:r< -j r.ittn to nil points very low. tVJ? 1'iIcm: 1,000 t>> S.OoO at $1.50; 5,000 to 9,000 at 19,0'jJ and over at $1 00. Special price* on largo lots. Send your orders to 3?*. "W, TO"WIjI33, PJonoar Plant Grower Tiitpifk Offlci. Vnri's ItUod. S. C. Martin's Point, S. C. twz GlsUis* Pkew, Martla's Pitot, $. C. John Whi<e<&Co. L>oulsvillr, Ky. K?t?blUI|o(l 1H3T. nisb ?it nnv, ~et Lirlco Lutlil lOtUMW FURS and HIDliS Wool oo CvomlHioo Dropsy! Remove* *11 ?welling In 8 to m day* ; etfrct* ? permanent cure In 30 to 60 dar?. Trial treatment ijfl?en free. Not hi age* n be fairer I Write Dr. M. H. tfro*n'? 8on? IftMcfallsta. 601 B Atlanta. Ga. So. 51-'07. F- p? n?l """v,111?0 any ? Ei 0* iniprovit her health ? U tirwtfioB ail<1 'I" 'l" NSB Olulm n m U?? tw&s i?^r it , Wo Will 3v-ml her absolutely free a larao trial box of 1'r.xilno with book of instruc tions and R<ni!in? testimonials, bond your naino ami address on a postal curd. rAA I INtgv-.v fectlons, such as nasal catarrh, peltlo catarrh and Inflammation caused !>? femi nine tils; jsoro eyes. sore throat and mouth. l?y direct local treatment. Its cur ative power over these trouble* la extra ordinary and gives immediate relief, Thoosattrls of women are using and rec ommending it every day. r<o cents at dru^jristsorhy mall, lleim mber, however, IT COSTS VOI- NOT I J IN O TO TI*. V IT. Till'. 11. l'AXTON CO., Uofttoti, Malta. PMMCE PUNTSHSSS S | debt plants. U I Cur Plant* are all QROWN FROM J UK SAME GRADE ^OF HEED WE SETOUK CROI' FItOM. We have nil of tha Liadlu* Varletle*? EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD, very early, CHARLESTON WaKEFIJBLD, about ten d?y? later. In flat varlotfeit we liavo HurcMlou, a Medium F.urly, and Hliort-Htnm Late Flat Dutch. Prlr** a? foll>wn: l.OOO t? ? fi.OOO, Ql-50; ">,000 to #1.25; 10,000 and upwards $t.OO Tbe?e plant* are all grown near salt water and will Hand xnvare uold without injury. TIIK CABIi-OA iCI/rON CO , MogKett.H.O If So, Sknd Your Ordkrh to D. Q. TOWLES, Young's Island, S. C. By nnil, t?leirrsph or t*l?pbone? Pricea: 1.000 to 4.000 at ?1. 60 per 1,000 T..000 to 8.000 ot 11.25 per 1.000 9.000and over a< f 1.00 par 1 .'.<*) Sppc!f*l prieo* to thoR? uniriK lnrn?T 'inantltirn. Satisfaction nnd kooO count Kuaran) wd. Plants r??<ly for nhipment from Doc. 1st to April lwt. &HOE3 AT ALL pmc MEMBER OF THE FAMILY MEN. BOYD, WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN. ' ' L: n2Xl!iLa nmi! f ? m*ft V ? morm J2*n * II' H'OO mntt 09. SO mho** thmn mnyothmr rrtmnufmaiurmr Tn thm A'szz.&i &8L. %'s r A> Til Color h yel'd t '*fd ? ? - 4 KrrluHvriv. W.L.Ooumtmm 04 and $8 OIH Wf* Mhomm aannot bo ?<tt*tmllnd at any nrtoa. CAVTION. ? W. L. Douglai nomi) and t>Hoo I* atampwd "n bottom. T?l??i No Huh ?titutr. H?1il by th? ?l\oo Jaalrra cyorywncro. Hhora mailed from factory to iwy park Of tho world. Illustrated catalog tree. W. L.. Brockton, Hmi, If ?o, you no doubt r retired free. on# of thaa* tmttona from the S. C. exhibit. given you by tho N. H. Blltch <V. tho InrRPSt Vegetable and riant farm combined in the *r>rU. Wo will be plad tohnvo your ordera f</r cabbage and garden plantaof all kind*, raited in the open air. &p?cUI exprenq ratef. Pflcei ?? follow*:? 1,000 to 5, <A)0 at $1 JO pet I JIM; 5,000 to 10,000 at $1 .25 per 1,000; over 10 000 at $1.00 per 1 ,000. f. o b. oi|,rm? ofTW tUftrtt. 3. C. W? |ii*r?Dte? count. m?ll?fO?4 ?U !><?"? B'U ?b' rttt*. ?od |it* prompt thlprotnU. All *?* !? purtkaevd tr?? ih* m<V. s??<1?rn?n. fu?r?ot*?4 ?ru? to ?7P? ?>U'?uln ??fly of Urfo ?fpr U'D^tfrti rjcc???l' n ?nd ??* DuWh T?tl?ll?t of t.tli W pUato. fend *11 orOOTf to N. H. BLITCH CO., MeooeH, 3. C.