The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, December 10, 1908, Image 4
rr.oM sovni Carolina
- IMUISCS ff-HIMIUL
ex-senator M. C. Butler.
0/T< *"<"?? -tapf by Ou'arrh
of .VftimoftS? iVi m i a ltd* ? Ca u -rh
a/ th- S nm ich ami it Thertjor: a Uotnedjf
fk r Dynpepri '. ??
- . lion. M. C. Butler. U. 8. Senator
from South Cirolinn for two terms, in
A letter from WnsWington. D. C.. write*
, to the 1'oruna Medicine Co., as follows:
"I rmn meommei id Prin t* for
dy*t?n ?*'? ?n l Hto nmeh trouble. 1
hit re fcffn umlny your medicine f&r
? t-hnrt period and I feel x'er-j
iNt'ct relieved. It i< indued a
wonder/ Ml medicine, bealdej a
CfbCKl Ionic."
CATAlllUl of the stomach is the cor
rect name for most cases of dyspepsia,
tmlv an internal natarrh remedy, such
as lVmna, is available,
rerun? Tablets can now be procured.
Ask jotur Druggist for a Free Pe
ru na Almanac for 1000.
l'cruna is sold by your local.drug
gist. Ruy n bottle today.
Bo. 60- '03.
PILES
?Swpl* trntaiMl
RsaCnosa Ptlsaad
Fistula Cu>? im4
Bnsk sent by nil
FRCC.
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Pert Paragraphs.
When will is right, law is ban
ished. ? Danish.
A dog's friendship is better than
his hate. ? Welsh.
The squirrel slaughter of Russiu
amounts to 25,000,000 a year.
Corruption wins not more than
honesty. ? Shakespeare.
Envy sets the stronger seal on de
sert. ? Ben Johson.
Experience purchased by suffering
teaches wisdom. ? Latin.
A handful of might is bettor than
a sackful of right. ? German.
Good counsel is better thou a thous
and handa. ? German.
Commit a sin twice and you will
think it allowable. ? Hebrew.
A wise man changes his mind; a
foci ucver. ? Spanish.
The ash borrows poison from the
viper. ? Latin*.
A beginner is always a good man.
? Martial.
Kindness and courtesy need elbow
room and are smothered to death in
a crowd.
Women don't have to swear to
show how mad they are, There or?
otliar ways,
A new broom aweepa olean, but,
alai, it stays a new broom such a
little while.
Industry is the parent to suceess,
and the suceess belongs to the man
who wons the industry- .
Most women are fond of men, but
so many of tliem are so partioular as
to what men.
It is extremely trying to be obliged
to associate with people who always
and invariably would rather not.
Tho girl who spends her time mak
ing angel cake and potato salad in
stead of castles in Spain will do bet*
ter exeoution in after years.
The clocks in some households suf
fer so much from congestion of the
faco that it seems impossible for any
members of the household ever to be
pn timo.
' 8ome people are so proud of ttair
humility that they are constantly
committing indiscretions in order that
they may gracefully apologist for
then.'
CAVBK AND EFFECT,
Good Digestion Follows Right Food.
Indigestion and the attendant dle
comforts of mind and body are eer
tiAn to follow continued un of Impro
per food.
Thoso who nre still young and ro
bust nre ll'/e1v to overlook tbe fact
that, as dropping water will wear a
stone away at last, so will the use of
heavy, greasy, rich food Anally cause
loss of appetite and Indigestion.
fortunately many are thoughtful
enough to study themselves and note
? principle of Cat so and Effect In
^tr dally food. A K T. young worn
writes her experience thus:
"Borne time ago I hrd a lot of trou
ble from Indlgeetioe, caused byMoo
rich food. 1 got so 1 was unable to
digest scarcely anything, and medi
cines eeened useless.
"A friend advised me to try Orape
Knte food, praising It highly, and as
a last resort I tried It. 1 am thank
ful to aay that Orapa-Nuta not only
relieved me of my trouble, bat built
me up and atrengthened my dlgeetlve
; organs so that 1 can now eat anytblag
I desire. Out 1 stick to Orapo-Nuta."
"There's a Reason."
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
ICreek, Mich. Read "The Road to
rllle," In pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A
I new one appears from time to time.
J They are gennlne, tree and fall of ha
aaaa Interest.
aOSEO^OON^f"
CoafcroBM Over, * fl inint
sieaass?--;"*
AWWffi
|2??(,tSVri4
i Of the appoutmg^s, which a^asfol
? yi 3 eT&c
Tio Appointments.
^rc^di^ ^r^A^grt^n> St^John's,
West End and To x a way, W. j!
A. M.Or?w; Autre
JlUe, J. n. Montgomery ; Clrmson, J.
11. Graves-; Donalds, & W. Henry;
jUwndeaviHc, R. W. Humphrey.;
McCoimiok, A. II. Best; Moont Csr
?<i, J. 8. Abercrombie; PeUer, 8. C.
Morris; Pcodletcu. J. p. Anderson;
Mc'Suf: f. k
wXft
WwCir J' ,Sin&leton, supply;
West Luton, to Ho supplied; fril
Jiaastcn end Bclton, C. C. Derrick,
,.* r- *I?rmon, supernumerary; Wil
presiding eider; Allendsle, H. R.
Browne; Appleton, J. T. Peeler;
Heaufort ?nd Porjt Royal, A. C. Walk
or ! . , rsT' , ,Mn' ?upernumera rv ;
Bcthd CImilt, C. W. Burgess; Blaek
Williams; Charieston,
S t* ' Duno?ni Trinity, Peter
Stokes; Spring Street, G. P. Watson;
Cumberland, 8. A. Donohoe; Mount
Pleasant, H. hthcredge; Cottagevillc.
?J. P. Inabmet; Cypress. S. D.
Vaughan; Ehrhardt, J. W. Ariail;
Hampfo", J.W. Elkins; Henderson!
r j \i wP Ridgeland, J. R.
(opdand; Rid^ville, W. ft. Good
win; South Hampton, W. D. pat
nek; Summervillc, J. C. Chandler;"
Walterboio, H. J. Cauthen; Young's
Island, A. Sassard, O. P. Penny, sup
ernumerary; assistant see rotary mis
sions. II. B. Browne.
Coktsbiwy Distriet? J. C. Roper
presiding elder; Abbeville, Henry
Stokes; Butler, W. P. Wav- CV>k???
j>ury, F. E. Dibble ; Greenwood, Main
AhK ii ?P'i.Ke,Iy; 0reonw?od and
Abbeville Mills, O. R Whittaki?r
Ire'l* j"'w '|;.B,ovd; Newberry. Cel.;
inH U1. L tolling; O'Neal Street
and Mollobon, W. C. Kellev; New
berry Ciremt, J. M. Friday ; Ninetv
i S i>u ??k ; Parki,v'He, George
Lee Phoenix, J. T. Miller; Pros
penty, H. W. Whit taker ; Princeton,
vZi Sp,T*;^ah,da- D- E Camak
\ erdery, W. E. Wiggins ; Waterloo,
O. L. I)aRant;rWhitmire, O. A. Jeff
roat ; Lander college, Jno. O. Wil
son, president .
Columbia District ? J. W Daniel
presiding elder; Aiken, J. B. Trav
-ck; Batesburg S. 0. Cautey; SX
Street U??w ?oIumbia? Washington
Street, H. W. Bays; J. A. Campbell
supernumerary ; Main Street, A N
"T?^rnrstrr> B R T,,rnip
Hronli Tfe b L "edenbangh ;
Hreokland, W. 8 Myers; Edgew^d
F. Seoggina; Edgefield. L. I). OiU
OHbert ,C1irCUt' J" I- Spinks;
ilbert, C. S Folder; Graniteville, E.
F. Green; JohnsUui, B. J. Guess
I-nnjclojt. E. A. Wayne; I*eevitle, s!
I-ejmiKton, j w Neelov:
?*>"*; W- H Thrower
North AuCT,t? J. L.' Stokes; Riddel
W uiiJf; ? u*"i SprinKfleld, 0.
l>ukes, M. 1?? Ferguson, tniDer.
nnmerary; Swansea, J. c. Davis
Wagener, R. C. Boulware; "Columbia
College, W. W. Daniel, PS
Epworth Orphanage, W. B Wharton
superintendent; Pah\e Coiiege. G W
talker, president, '
Florence District? P. F. Kileo. nre,
m ? elder; Bennettsville, R E
Turnipseedj- Bennettsville Circuit^
w. P. Meffdors ? Brightsville, P. B
Ingrabsm ? Bethlehem, J. B. Weldon
Carters vllle, A. M. Gardner; Cheraw
T^rin A ?J C7lMt?rfleld, M. f'
Dukes; Clyde, D. H. EveUttY n.r
M L- ?n,k?i Ep!
'?it j n T M01; ' Cir.
fle d r r m Mnjor ; E??t Che.ter
Jon?f'H.rt"il!:f!A IOrin"b??i.p;
r. te u^r?v0r"i'arn|IL"Tr' J'
Mar'boro; R. "XL .\c^na
liconard ; Tiromonaville. K. w. Mnsoh
r Su"dny ac"?"1 ?,i". &
Greenville Distriet ? W. M Ptinenn
presld.nff elder; Clinton. J. K m"'
hnffey; Lasley, C. B. Bumns; Foun.
Court n' m T? Oray
f>urt, R. M. DuBose; Greenville
Muncombc Street, W. A. MassebeauJ
\vem.e a' v' n - Ho,roy(1 1 Hampton
vi \\* XV uE'-PT ai**CrV WcBt ?reen
iv j ^ ^1; Monaghan and
Poa J N T A- ??cc: ?na
r tJ j* J*- Isom! Greenville Circuit,
. P. Attaway; Greer, E. T. Hodees;
[.nurens, first churoh, J. D. Crout>
CQ,r<Vi,t' S x T- McCitrty; Ub
W, S. Henry North Pickens, E.
>. T.iomascn; Pirkenns, N. G. Bal
,fn?'p. V Inabinet, snperntimer
iiireir S T0n^' " A. Vongue; South
11, w Ti 0rCMl,:. Traveler's Pest.
? it. Walker; conference secretary
njssijujs, R. L. Holro.vd.
Kings free Distriet? J. F?. Carlisle
'residing cMrr ; Cades. E M Mr
Cil'k;/0r,,?VillC| W- T- Beden
>angh ; Georgetown. Dune.an, W IT
l odges; West End. W. II. Mnrrav;
flrejleyv, le. I E Pe.ler; Harper.
'nnrll ; .folinFonville. J I,
Ml.Hn.ui., ; .Jordan. T. W. c?,||,?|d ;
Kl.iKstre,s W. A. Fairey; l,ake Cilv
it' a ; "Ivllanvillo, \y j
ileaton, E. K. Moore; New //on, K
. Hntson; Pinouolis, W. H Perrv '
'ihome, T. .T. Clyde; Salfers, W T
Patrick; Sampit, R. F. Bryant
Joranlon W H. Murphy; Bout)
Horence, J. H. Sojourner; Summer
V"d 8tJ ?*vh< E 8- ^nes.
Marion District ? E. O Wits...
'residing dder; Blenheim. J ' T
?nshten; Britton's Nerk. .T. M Ga- i
"e; Brownsville, C. M. Peclf.
?uckivilJe, 0. N. Peuntrec; Cm'
2' Counts ; Con wav, G J
?dwards; Conway Circuit. K 1
fwkson: Clio. C. c. Herbert; Hillc.
?. (. Kitklsnd : Gallivrr-i's. .1 ^
A* T/ T (- O'Dcll; Lntt;
w""*' n R nnko? - Rive.
>V. R. Barnes; J.j?i]<* Rock, W. f
Owen; Lons, T. F. Gibson; Marios
C. BmriraTlfetCa* J. L. Daniel;
JUIUm Cifttut Dm TiHer; N#rtk
Milling Allta Maefarlans ; Wtocft
mv, 8. M. Jond, supply ; Weal Con
waj, to ba supplied; eoufareoaa aaa>
ratairy of education* W. C. Kirhlaai
OraBpbuf District? C- B. Saitk,
prraiding elder; Bamberr. T. O. Her
oort; Barn wall, E. A. WHkaa; Branch
ville, E. H. Beckham; Cameron, C. E.
Ps?le; Denmark, ? T. E. Morris; Ed
isto, 0. T. Harmon, Jr.; Grorer, W.
L. Gaulta; Hsrleyrille, H. C. Mou
con; Norway. L. EL Wiggins; Orange
burg, St. Paul'a, L. P. HeQae;
Orangeburg Circuit, O. W. Davis;
Orange, T, L. Belvin ; Providence, J.
J. StcvcnWn, J. F. Way, supernum
erary; Rowesville, A. R. PhiHips;
Smoaks, J. H. Lawson; St. George,
J. M. Steadman; St. George Circuit,
J. E. Taylor.
Rock Hill District ? R. E. Stack
housc, presiding elder; Blaekstoek.
II. B. Hardy; Chester, D. M. Mc
Lccd; Chester Circuit. A. E. Holler;
East Ck^ter, F. E. Hodges; Esst
I ancastcr, W. A. Bcckman; Fort
Mill, S. J. Bethea; Iliekory Grove.
S. D. Bailey; Lancaster, M. M. Brab^
hr.m; Lancaster Circuit. II. L. Single
ton; North Rook Hill, W. M. Owings;
Riehburg, W. S. Martin; Rock Hill
St. John's, II. R. Mills; Laurel Stroet.
J. M. Rogers; Rock Hill Circuit, W.
H. Arisil; Von Wyck, C. P. Csrter;
vWinnsborov D. Arthnr Phillips;
Yorkviljc, O. M. Abney, 8. A. Weber,
supernumerary; York Circuit, B. G
Yaughan ; Missionary evangelist, E.
K. Hardin; Student Vandcrbile uni
versity, J. H. Brown.
Spartanburg District ? M. I* Car
lisle, presiding elder Belmont, B. M.
Robertson; Blacksburg, (i. F. Kirby;
Oampobcllo. E. Z. James; Cherokee,
J. T. Macfarlnne; Cliftou and Cow
pens, J. G. Hu?gin; Enorcc, D. D.
Jones; Gaffney, Buford Street, S. B
Harper; Limestone Street, M. G.
Latlinm; Gaffney Circuit, T. B. Owen;
Inmnn, II. L. Powell; Joncsville, R.
P. Taylor; Kelton, J. A. White;
Paeolet Circuit, R. A. Brock; Pacolet
Mills, to be supplied; RcidvIIlc, J.
I j. Ray; Santuc, J. H. Manly; Spar
tanburg, Central. R. S. Trucsdale;
Bethel, J. W. Speake; Duncan and
Saxon. J, T. Fowler; Glendale. W.
H. Polk; City Mission, J. W. Shell;
Union, Grace, D. W. Keller; Green
Street, J. G. Farr; Buffalo and
Bethel, T. J. White; Woodruff. G.
H. Smili. supply; Wofford College,
R. A. Child, financial agent ; editor
Southern Christian Advocate, S. A.
Nettles; field secretary superannuate
endownment fund, Marion Dargan;
superintendent Anti-Saloon League.
J. L. Harley.
Sumter District ? W. T. Duncan,
presiding elder; Bethany, O. D.
Spires; Bishopville, P. A. Murray;
Camden, B. G. Murphy; Ellorce. A.
S. Lesley; Fort Motte. L. T. Phillips;
Heath Springs, R. E. Sharp; Ker
shaw. J. H. Noland; Lynchburg, J.
S. Beasley ; Manning. F. II. Shuler;
Oswego. D. Hucks; Pinewood. T. W.
Munnerlyn ; Providence. F. O. Whit
loek; Richland, J. P. Winningham;
St. John's and Rcmberts, J. E.
Strickland; St. Matthews. J. H.
Thaeker; Sumter, First church, M.
W. Hook, W. . S. Stokes, supernum
erary; Broad Street, J. B. Wilson;
Wateree, J. \r. Davis.
Transferred ? J. B. Kilgore to
Northwest Texas Conference.
. Superannunated ? R. W. Barber,
W. E. Bsrrf, G. N. Boyd, D. A. Cal
houn, W. A. Clarke, N. B. Clirkson,
R, R. Dagnall. D. D. Danizler. R. L.
Duffle, G. W. Gatlin, A. W. Jackson,
N. K. Melton, E. M. Merritt, J. K.
McCain, I. J. Newberry, G. II. Pooser,
John t\. Porter, W. C. Power, R. W.
Spigner, A. J. Stafford, G. II. Wad
dell, T. E. Wannamakcr, W. G. Winn,
J. A. Wood.
The doxology was sung, Bishop
Wilson pronounced the benediction
and conference stood ad.jorncd Bine
die.
' Ka''dos A'lT.ta'a Mayer.
Atlanta, Ga., Spccial. ? Robert F.
Maddox was eleoted mayor of At
lanta Wednesday by a majority of
more than 3,000 votes over James G.
Woodword, regular Democratic nomi
nee and twice mayor of the city. Mad
dox carried every ward in the eitj
except tho third and fifth. The elec
tion passed off qnieflv.
Year.
Washington, Bpwiil, ? Eiduhra of
Wlgisterad matter, the railway auul
aerviee during the Ikst fiscal joar
handled 21,060^49,745 pieeea of* mail
?attar, according to the aanaal ra
ft of Second Assistant Poetmaater
Jwwtl 8Uw?t. ? Because of prae
ttatlly illegible addressee 35,505,301
pieces required special attention, with
the result that 18?86,020 were re
senders or corrected and
A new diviaion of the railway mail
sendee, embracing the States of Ore
gon, Washington and Idaho And the
Territory of Alaska, ia recommended.
Favorable eonaideration ' of Cpn
fress is asked to a recommendation
?that poetal clerks be allowed travel
ing expensed while away from their
???nes, and also that postal elerks
who have become unlit for active ser
vice by reason of sdvsneed sge or
phyaical disability incurred in the
line of duty be retired with suitable
W.
For the transportation of all class
es of mail matter the department dur
ing the year expended $81,157,720.
A considerable saving waa effected
in connection with the weighing of
mails in the Southern Statea. In
consequence of the use of the new
divisor the railroads received $434,
730 leas than would have been paid
under the old system. Altogethei
the new system of weighing has re
sulted so far in a net saving of $2,
229,108 per annum. Because of the
equalization of the rates of pay to
transportation companies, the report
states a more equitable basis of com
pensation has been reached, with re
sults mutually satisfactory to carrier
and the department.
Still further economies are record
^ review of the railway post
offlce car service resulted in the re
adjustment of the car space on a num
ber of routes, thereby effecting a sav
ing of $272,040 during the year.
So-called half lines of railway post
office cars ? that is, where the postal
needs in one direction warranted the
authorization, but in the opposite di
rection did not ? are dealt with at
length. Numerous protests arose
over the action of the department
reducing certain lines to half lines,
and these led to the appointment of
a commission to incstigatc the whole
subject. The Postmaster General ap
proved their recommendation that
full pay be allowed for a line of forty
foot cars in all cases where a forty
foot car must be run and returned.
The report calls attention to the
fact that provision has been made to
transport additional weights of mails
from Valez to Fairbanks. Alaska, in
the four mid-winter months, no as to
callow 48,000 pounds increase. The
weights on other main lines in Alas
ka also have been augmented.
Efforts of the department to estab
lish semi-weekly sailine* between
New York and Porto Rieo, it is
stated failed, the steamship com
panies refuting to make any changes
m their practice of having sailings
onlv on Saturdays.
Durings the year additional parcel
post conventions were negotiated with
the Netherlands, Urguarv, Italy,
France and Austria, and the parcel
post rate of twenty cents a pound to
Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador and Peru was
reduced to twelve cents a pound.
Trial of 0?rmack Slayers Postponed
to January.
Nashville, Tenn., Special? On ap
plication by the defense Ihe trial of
Col. Duncan B. Cooper, Robin Coop
er and ex-Sheriff John D. Sharp, in
dicted for the murder of former
United States Senator Edward W.Car
niack, has been postponed until tho
January term of court. The ctsa had
been set for trisl December 9th. .
W. J. Bryan May Mots to Texas.
Dallas, Texas, Special. ? W. J.
Bryan has purchssed 160 acres of
land near Hidalgo, Texas, paying spot
cash. He has given Orders to have 40
acres planted to oranges, figs and
pecans. He has made other real
estate deals and there arc rumors that
he intends moving to Texas.
Kellogg Brings Out Details.
New York, Special. ? The processes
through whioh the Standard Oil trust
was liquidated snd its thirty subsidi
ary companies brought under control
of the present Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey, were developed in in
teresting detail by John D. Archbold
nnder cross-examination in the Fed
eral suit to dissolve the Standard.
Mr. Archbold declared that the trust
bad been liquidated in the period of
years from 1892 to 1800, with all
good faith obey the mandates of the
Ohio Supremo Court ordering the
trtist dissolved.
Bold Burglars Blow Safe.
Pepperell, Mass., Special. ? Although
the polita of every city and towi
within a radius of fifty miles wer?
keeping a sharp lookout for tracei
of the five burglars who early Wed
nesday blew open the safe of th<
First National Bank hero and escap
ed with $14,000 in cash, no cluo tc
the identity or whereabouts of th'
*afe blowers has been discovered.
Haitien Ruler is Deposed.
Port-au-Prince, By Cable. ? Prtti^
dent Nord Alexis has been deposcr
snd is now safe on board the Frencl
training ship Duguay Tronin, an**
Port-au-Princo is in the bands of tin
revolutionists. General Antoino Sim
on, tlio loader rf the inv.irgents, i
marching up the peniusyli with :u
jrmy of 5,000 and a new President
icncral Legitime, has b i n pun-la m
id.
? 1 ? ?? '? ??
TWr? may be sofee way of falling
faa tor* tad wyii din rtMltt, but
it ee, the irmft bm bat never
ftmnt it oat.
It k. (vnertlly beet to keep, on
Cud terse with ycureelf, eyen if yo*?
v* to fall oat with people you
dou't like to do it.
When a women urn, "And that'*
ell there is about it,'' let no man Iw
deceived in thinking that an end hat
been made to mneh talking.
Ylie prevalence of 4 4 easy terms"
barjrair.t proves the plentitude of
easy unaiks going up and down the
land.
evaia ali. iT'-uixn RBorTio^a.
Olaaeos. 114.. Not. tUI, HOT: "I hire baJ
mm?m on ay heads fir it yoirS. a ? 1 bar*
trlwl tnrrtkUl I km bwn uslaf t?t
tbbisb i Mje end the rasalts or* rmL"
tl|a*4, Mcs. M Otrnj. Tbttbbixb to th?
nnat. m(wi, ?un for ?citmi
?ad oil othar iktn dlKtm Hold by drug
(teti oraaat by nail for |>t by J. i. Havr
?sise. Da pi. A, Himatb. Ga.
There appears to be pod ground
for the tumor circulated some time
ego that a deal had been conanmmat
ed between Mr. J. El wood Cox ond
the Leach Bros., of High Point,
whereby the Elwcod Hotel changes
management.
Stats or Onto, vrrr or Toledo. i
Luua County, J
Kraxk J. ClIEXET make* oetfc that he is
senior partner ot ib? licrn of K. J.Ciiemet ft
Co., doing business is tba City ot loledo,
Couuty sad Mil* aforesaid, and (hat said
Urn will psy tbeauin ot one HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every eaas vt CATAKlti!
tbat cannot It* cured by l be use ol II ALL'S
Cat a Kit ii Cuke. b iiank J. Ciiexry.
8 worn to belorc me and subscribed in my
presence, ibia <kb day ot December, A. L>..
18S6. A. W. ULEASOX, ?
isbal.1 Notary Public.
Italia Catarrh Cure ia taken internally. and
acta directly on tbe blood and mucona aur
taces ot the aratein. bend lor taatimooiala.
tree. If . J. Ciib.iey a Co., Toledo. O.
bold by all Drwgaiata. 75c.
Take llall'a Family Pills toe constipation
Living in Hopes. ^
"I notice that Susie is going with
the big, blond German."
"Yes; they seem to be very fond
of each other."
"Are they engaged t"
"She doesn't know, but she hopes
I hey are. You see, she can not under
stand him very well, but so as not
to take chances answers 'Yes'
lo every question he asks."
Illieuniatikni l"nmrl|>tl(in.
Considerable discussion is being
caused among the medical fruteruio
by the Increased use of whiskey tor
rheumatism. It Is an almost infalli
ble cure when mixed with certain
other Ingredients and tnken properly
The following formula is effective:
"To one-half pint of good whiskey
add one .ounce of Toris Compound
and one ounce of Syrup Sarsapu :111a
Compound. Take in tablespoo:iful
doses before each meal and before re
tiring."
Torls Compound Is a product of
the laboratories of the Globe Pharma
ceutical Co., Chicago, but It as well
as the other ingredients can be had
from any good druggist.'
There oro people who are
pleasant and too courteous to be
really good.
(iootl Tiring to Know.
Those who traverse the alkali
plains of the West and Inhabit the
Kind blown regions of Texas, 11 ml
dally need for a reliable eye salve
They never drug the eye, but sltnply
npply externally tho staple, l)r
Mitchell's Eyo Salve. This Sulve Is
sold everywhere. Price 2&c.
A feast is worth toothing without
its conversation. ? Irish.
Kicks' Capudlnc Cures Nervousness,
Whether tirod out, worr.ed, sl?<*pl0Msn?H.i
o what not. It quiet;* and refreshes brain
and r.crves, Ji'h liquid and p!<'o?MUt to
take. Trial bottlo I J ?. hojnlar sixes
anti 00c., ut il.ugi.dRt a
He was born upon St. Onlpert's
night, three days before luck. ?
Dutch.
It?h cured in 30 minute* he Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion Never fails. At druggists.
It is hr.rd to catch the drift ?,f
it'iue people, and when you are suc
cessful it is so heavy and watcr
I ig-jcd Hint it is * C not much ac
count.
The
General Demand
of tho Well-informed of tho World h&?
always been for a simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxatlvo remedy of known
valuo; a laxativo which physicians oould
(auction for family uso because its com
penont parts aro known to them to be
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable to tho system and gentlo, y?t
prompt, in action.
In supplying that demand with its ex
cellent combination of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir of Senna, the California Fig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies
on tho merits of the laxative for its remark
able success.
That 13 one of many rr^sor.3 why
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is given
the preference by the Well- Informed.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine ? manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for saie
by all leading druggists. Price fifty cents
per bottlo.
1 Feel Belter"
/ 1
"I am compelled to say I feel better, than I have
felt in 10 years," writes Carrie Hallo way, of Coro-1
naco, S. C. 4<Every month," she continues, "I used'
to have to take to my bed for 5 days. One day my I
sister broughjt me a bottle of Cardui and pegged me
to try it. Today I will say that Cardui is my doctor j
and I don't need any other doctor in my Some."
? CARDUI
Ei Will Help You
You need Cardui in your home, today, bccause,
taken at the proper time, it will prevent much suffer
ing, and help to keep you in a condition of health.
It has been found to relieve female pains, like
headache, backache, sideaclic, irregularities, and
other symptoms of womanly disorders,
which every woman knows.
Caidui acts gently, naturally, with
out any bad after-effects. !
Its results have been found to be|
lastingly beneficial. Try Cardui.
THE J. R.WATKINS MEDICAL CO.
WINONA. MINNESOTA. ?
MmWfm 10 UlirrrtKl Artlrlrai ?l?M*rh?ild Rrinri|lr>, ClHinrlnf
EalrHfla Mil Kla4n. Tallrl Prr )>n ml Un>. Flnr Kir.
Can<Oa**erf Wanted in ExJery County.
40 Vrirt Bir*rlrnrr, M,(NMI,4M)U <I11<1<11I.
BEST PROPOSITION ES*? "F"ERED AGENTS
The cost lakes away the last?\ ?
French.
Oipmliuc Cures Indigestion Pnln?,
Dclchinv, Sour Stomach and Heartburn,
from whatever cn uae. It'* Liquid. KfTecta
immediately. Doctors prescribe it. 10c.,
25c.. and 50c.. at drug storca.
The ensile docs not war against
frogs. ? Italian.
TORTURED FOR SiX^ MONTHS
By Terrible Itching Kczcir.n ? Rahj'a
S u fieri ug lvm Terrible ? Soon
Entirely Cured by Cutlcurn.
?Eczema appeared on my inn'i face. We
went to a dretor who treated him for thres
month*. Then h? wa* mo bad that hi* face
nnd head were nothing but one aore and
hi* ears looked as if they were going to foil
off. no wo tried cnothcr doctor for four
month*, the bahy never getting any better.
Hi* hnnd r.nd leg* had big *ore* on i'ueiu
and tjic poor little follow aufTcrod bo ter
ribly that he could not sleep. After he
had fluttered nix month* we tried a set of
the ('nticura Kernel ie3 and the first treat
ment let him ?1e?p and rest well; in one
week the eorej wero gono and in two
inonth.i ho hail a cicar face, Now he ia
two year* and has never had s?zema again,
Mr*, Louis Berk, R. K, D. 3. Sao Antonio,
Tex., Apr, 13, 19J7,"
Let hirp who has bestowed n bone
lit be silent. ? Sencon.
To Drive Out Mtilnri* and llailt)
(lie System
Take the Old Standard Urovk** Tastw
lkm On ill Toxic. You know what you
are taking. The formula ia plainly print**',
ou every bottln, ahowing it ia aim ply <^ui
bine ami Iruu in a tnateleaa form, ?ia1 the
Hi out ettfctual form, tor grow* people
ami children. .VHj
O-di and Ends.
Every man is the son of his own
works. ? Spanish.
A soft answer permits yon to fall
n it easy victim to lh<* slnewd agent.
All men were born free of incum
brances anil equal to any amount of
t'cclinhnCFg,
The man who makes a great ileal
of his failure* doesn't uuike much of
a success,
Kneh mother thinks she has the
dearest bnby in the world, and, ns
n matter of fact, none is cheap.
Tlio Ires of resentment are on'y
too rpt to bo tlio precursors of lie
iikIjcs of rcpcntance.
Tlio best cure for drunkenness i6
while sober to sco a drunken man. ?
Chinese.
It's hard for a lazy man to be
truthful, for re is happiest when ly
ing.
The American Humans Association
will held its annual meeting in New
Orleans beginning this week.
The man who means well may he
credited fur i', but generally it is
the only creditable tiling about him.
You may retire an old horse after
long service without its costing much,
but it is another thing to retire an
automobile.
Hut for the mistakes made by great
men, history would be awfully unin
teresting.
ntOYKI) IJV TIM 10.
No Fenr of Any Further Trouble.
David Prie?*, Oorydon, la., says:
"I was in the last stage of kidney
trouble ? lame,
weak, run down to
a more skeleton.
My back was so bad
I could hardly walk
and the kidney se
cretions much dis
ordered. A week
after I began using
Doan's Kidney Fills
1 could walk with
out a rane, nnd us 1 continued ray
health gradually returned. I was so
grateful 1 made a public statement of
my case, and now seven yen ra huvu
passed, I am ntlll perfectly well."
Sold by all dealers. f?0c. a box.
Foster-Mllburn Co.. Huffnlo, N. Y.
By going gains the will, nml not
by standing stiJl. ? Spanish.
TBrTUltl - ti-\ ltKLIAIII.K CURC.
TiniRixx Is a suro, sifo md r?;?ood?r curd
for ecxomik. t?tt??r, skin aid so.ilp dlnpa^aa
?ml I ohl'iK pll4*. En<lorj*l bv |?1ivh1 dans;
prntsad by thousands who havo u*tul it.
Franraat, snothin?. a'?tU<* pt !<?. 10). ij
druticlJ'.s or by mill from J. f. Suei-rauia,
Dept. A. ttaraoa.Vi. Oa.
One cannot take aim at things loo
high. ? Frcnch.
Mrs. Wln?low'? Soothing Syrup (or Children
teclhin^, Hoftcus tlieyuiitfi, reducc* ml!, until ??
tiwn.ttllnysiMili.cureswiud coin*. 25c u botil#
A pood mnn's pedigree is little
hunted up. ? Spanish.
John White^Co.
L"Ulc v II ?, Ky.
K?tuhll*h(vl ISI,-.
i:|ghr>?l niftrkrt prk'r |>i?li| I
f<)< i??w
FURS
and HII)bS
Wool on
(iiniDliilon
Nothing New or
iviyiteriou*.
"ASK
YOUR
GRAND.
MOTHER."
Knp many ffett?n?tl?-V> O cm,. ,
r^pojfnlfp I ai a xr hi larful r*:n?IUI
In treating ?tvl curln/ I'ueum >n \
Kheumatlam finrt Neuralgia . RICH'
OHKAHB MtflMRir 1? mvlo frum ,?
*r?-a*e. with other oiratl
dl??nt? Try It
a.lo -At nil Drug^fata Hml t?i>nl?
20DJE GREASE COMPANY, 0;E
'i i< I*
tn i liu'rt
Orlppe,
i OO )-??
?|ra vo-Ht
vo I n^r??
.''.NJBORO,
W. C.
DASH ?
no matter where you are. II you trap or buy
fur write today lot our new plan to tnnkc ex
p.o'bq"" Kg CORWT WIPE A FUR CO.f ORRT, Pi. 1
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
l*>lor more (oo<1s brighter nn<! factor i-oiort t ?.* ? a.-> . o'bor dv?. 0 i? I v, pvloffQ colors ;.li llbvrn. J h*/ ?!y? In coUl vrstcr bHtcr than #?nv ?? r .ly. V0T>
pan <l>r ?ny itnrniriit without rlpp'ntf apart. tifo lor rreo booklet -Mow to l.yo, Hloao'.i ami Ml* C'olort. IMtllO CO,, M'll'i: v lilltioU.
Keep It on Hand!
CW? Mi) mUi ir?f mill any
Btwia t4 |S? (tnilr any t><r.?.
Many ? had void >.aa h*n irrlwl
and much dckn*n ?rd ntferinf
Iw '???? ??(d by tl? pn<sp* uaa
W I V> a Cum. Tb*ra k natbtrf
Bk' il lo break ?p covak* act) coirJ?.
Th**# ia no bmcK-ln*! or Kia?
tpabla that it wJ ?ot rrfara.
fr?a from ofiiln ot UiWtil in
CradKnta, Fm? ( f ??' 'kji?n.
At all dmnlita', 23 at*.
Wo Buy
FURS
Hides and
Wool
Feathere, Tallow, Cceawa*. GlnMiif,
Golden Sea!,' Ye!'owF<CKrtt, May Apple,
WW Giruor, ?U. We are dealer* t
rrtjUitW in l656~"Orer half a eefu/y in
Looiril!;"?- ?od can do belter for you thin
lltnit or rommiai ->n m?rcl-*rl>. Reffrrtce,
any Dink in LouiiyiDe. Write for wrrkly
K>:e l:?l and duping t?,c?.
il? Sahol A Sons,
2*7 |. Market St. LOUISVILLE, NY,
H?VP-l?.?fr8&?D
m.m c ftl ' i brlKinniUril l(i<inril) <
TfvlVlbri At Mvuuiem.
weiiil lor booh. "ItHlel lor \Y omen."
IK&NCII DKUO CO., 30 W. 32dht., N. Y. CHjr.
AI.WAT* ItlRNTIOK Till* IMITII
\t It r it wrlllni 4 ?l vcrltKT' . iiimI In
bxrlhg Arllrlt* ndvirllnfil In
tolumni tnkc only ilic Cil-.N I I * I. nnd
DECLINE ALL SUBSTITUTES!
f?o. no-'os.
S8PSS Thompson's EyeWater