The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, April 08, 1909, Image 4
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MOUNTAINS
OFQOLD
Oaring Change of life, j
says Mrs. Cbls. Barclay
I QnslterUK W ? "t' wma purine
Btfisffc the Chan? of Liteandraflmd
mnrowmm
udotberaaaoyliii
symptoms, and I
S&SI
Com.
jtound ku pro red
worth mountain*
of fold to ma, ?a It
restored my health
and itrtofth. I
novfer forgot to toll
vanwiN tompovm lias dbna for me
during this trying period. Complete
restoration to health means so much
tome that for the soke of other suffer
ing women I am willing to make my
trouble public so you may publish
this Istter."? Mm. Cms. Baicut,
EUF,.D.,GraniteTille, Vt.
Uo other medicine for woman's Ills
has received such wide-mead and un
qualified endorsement. Ho other med
icine we know of hat snch a record
of cures of female ills as has Lydia K.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
For more than 80 years It has been
miring female complaints such as
Inflammation, ulceration, local weak
nesses. fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, indigestion
and nervous prostration, ana it is
unequalled for carrying women safely
through the period of change of life.
It costs but little to try Lydia ?.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and,
as Mrs. Barclay says,it ij? "worth moun
tains of gold to suffering women.
,r.nrrir*vc n,*n
umd'a
whsssur?.
'km :
I
1LAHT ABSMTt WAKT1H.
W SI5S" M*ntt '5 ?" pert* of the
,?? ?***?*?? *nd sell
mWoo Ad*^2? wearer*. Good com -
Black Cbow Stock kk Co.. Newton. N. C.
Proverbs snd Phr
Let it be a rule of the store that
nothing shall go to waste.
Speak your mind if you must, but
mind how you speak.
Only those are ignorant who be
lieve they know it all.
It is hard to keep up appearances
and save up money simultaneously.
A woman is never so homely but
you may truthfully compliment her.
Think right if you would walk
right. So. 16- '09.
RHEUMATISM
For tale by all dranrlcta. Prie*. 28c.
.... -1 '
There are times when it is fcgtter
to get a move on youaolf than to
"stand pat." Jf .
Cured huteiiey and Krmoved S
?|>?VtU>
Dr. 81oan's Liniment nn4 V*t
Inary Remedies are well known nil
OTtr the coui.try. They oav* s?ve<1
the lives of many valuable horses and
are a permanent institute* In thou
?Hods of stables,
Mr. 0. T. Huberts of Resaoa, Qa ,
H F. 0. No. X, Box 48, writes:? ?"1
hart used your Llnlmeftt go a horse
for sweeney and effected ft thorough
pure. I also removed ft spavin 9ft ft
fDulft. This spavin was' aft large at a
guinea ei|. I regard 0 loan's Llnl
?Mat as the most penetrating and of
feetlve Liniment ! have ever known."
Mr. K. M. Olbhs, of Lawrence,
Kftna., R. F, D. No. t, writes; ?"Tour
Liniment la tho best thftt I have ever
used. I had a mare with an abscess
on her nook and one 60c. bottle ef
?loan's Liniment entirely oured her.
I keep It around all the time for galls
and small swellings and for every
thing about the atook."
Dr. Sloan will send his Treatise oo
the Horse free to any horseman. Ad
dreee Dr. Earl 8. Sloan, Boston, Mass.,
Station A. ?
A woman can trill as deeply ovei
her preparations for houseeleftning si
a man over getting ready to go fish
ing. ? New York Press.
Piles Cored la 9 to 14 Pays,
Psso Ointment Is tuarsnttsd to care any
enssof Itcbina, n?nJ, niMdiagorhroUMing
Pitas in S to 14 <Uys or money ftvadei. ml
Don't misjudge the man who wean
a frayed overcoat. He may be merel}
trying to make it last she woeks long
er. ? Chicago Record-Herald.
WAewnacufe
it Curbs
RHEUMATISM AND
BLOOD DISEASES
To Stay Cured.
, Z5c and 50c, ?$ Druggist*' ,
It&r-. i
ASBIHOTON WOTl^j
A special d*?t is Mm ??* tf |
Um P<jatoO^ D^ntnwt to hs*s ?
tho vn of Minpid wtfepw imtM
of tboee which havo to hm o (Uap|
la furtherance *tof this endeavor A.
L. Lawshe, Third Aaautaat Postmae
t?f General, has iaraed o highly or
nate circulsr describing and illastrat
in* th? different uses aad colon of
tho- envelopes the government has
on sale. This has been distributed
by the letter carriers who, forgetting
for the moment tho length of their
routes snd tho weight of their sacks
of mail, hare for the most part, en
tered into enthusiastic details ss to
the cheapness and convenience snd
sltogether desirableness of this clsss
of postoffiee wares.
Everyone who uses government
stamped envelopes is aiding the Post
office Department in improving the I
service," is what Lawshe's circular
says, and, in addition, it enumerates
?everal advantages whieh are to be
obtained from their use.
For instance, it points oat that
stamps may be easily lost, misappro
priated, or may become useless by
sticking together. Also a stamp may
drop off in* the mail, and then "there
is toe time consumed in affixing the
stamp as an item of consideration.
AH of these dfficultics, the circular
?y*'J\re overcome by using the
stamped envelopes. -
Then when a purchaser is willing
o buy fls many as 500 stamped en
wlu^rJn#1 k* time' the ^0vcrnm?nt
will print bis name and address in
the upper left hand corner without
any extra charge The advantage of
this is that such envelopes do not
flee the dead ,<?tter of
/?,?' i J* ? addrc8S ""not be found
Estill * ,8nreturned without extra
K ?* ? !??* 8endor- Such enve
it tL l>r! mrCCt5d' "re redeeinnble
at the Postoffiee from original pur
chasers only at full stamp vJ!ue.
TIip" p0t/mC ?f adI,esive stamps.
The Postoffiee Department sells
he envelopes in various sizes, colors
can hU" M08' ^Ut the mo8t 081,01
cent 8tamn'ne1 ab?Ut ei*ht for ?
rent, stamp value extra. Thus eiirht
Ir?n?nt enve,?I>C8 wo??l?l cost about
8e\entcen cents. Ono can set them
nila ' nmb0r' blue' buff or m^ I
? ? ?
Officials of the internal revenue
iTTt t?h. 'he Tr"s'"i' I>epartS
of the opm on that th? temoer
rnee movement, which has taken
of Ihs'ir? h?ld ?f CCr,ain 8epti^
So., h i ',ry: P?rti?ullrly in the
in <"??"??<" n- j
^ 2* r?IK,rf8 "'d'eate that in '
Zablmt, neni StateR' p?P?ci-lly in ,
Alabama, Georgia and North Caro- '
mn there hns been greater activity !
clement Paw|0f U\C lawle8s mountain
irnlii i always have been
roubiesome to the revenue agenN
than ?? many years. These Three
di0tilfer?MW J*"6 laW" Proljib>ting
aistuierles from operoting within
went into /i' ?In A,abamo the law
nt into effect on July 1, loos- In I
?? 1
woitn Carolina January 1, 1000
Many legitimate distilleries have
moved to Florida and o her Statel
where the inhibition does not ei.t
rz T"!f, aor? '? ?t
:f 5s P=awssffi
"KhU 'to 'ffi' "'???' b???a '
J.rd. ,1 010 u Urge'y il?o?ed to.'
three SUtea,? sf ""??
-a ? ?
JETS, members were In their
scats Saturday when the House of
ten*0' to further con' ?
?!,! n rayne tariff bil1- It wag
?e^on and <JttendnnCe ?f thc "P6?! I
SI? ? 4 d dcmon?tratcd the fact
in th0 debato had prao- ?
r J y d,MPPfared. P |
Florid/Parkln? , (^omooratlo), of'
making' an^arnestplea^for^^itora^
rnt '?"?? oh; ",nPrr;
ho serioul problem whicn awaits so
tur. ' whence come our fu
bod, paper J'?
e ""I'wt when one eoi:?id
&?5Ss?FF.s
" P"P" under the prc,'"[
0t fore" c?n?erv?ti?ni and
The experimente time f?r here hn.i
ro?0.ffi,pa,'r wi,h plants lie
,bin,,;- While th??'e",
penments have not nrno^...Aj *
a z z-r
be manufactured on^T
mAreial seale, it is asserted fhf?
stalks offer he COrn
look. A verv / UmR OMt
u. ' j j? much ???r paper can
~? made from corn stalks *k>1 #
tht wood pulp/ W # than frore
fMtOIS IK fQUOY-MUOB
mmtwiwMutt
jSS^h V* Ct IM ti, iMn
?C the
saoet lssp*iant deals that has artar
etofetrod is tW **? tVi ^ 8m?mi !?*
winw. s m JeAenpa Btaadari
lift IflantBN CottikiiT ?{ BaValgh.
N. ?m to tb isseae of tho policy
koMfti af the Biitwra lift hm
uMt Ooapujr of hjnMfHlk and
guaranteed to them that their insnr*
ium would ba protected by tbf Iuri
aMta of Um Jefferson. II has bwn
known for some tiase that the Booth
era Life would re-insure its pelidaa,
Mrerel flattering offer* were mode by
large companies throughout the coun
try to obtain this business, hot the
djreeton af the company, looking to
the interest of the policy holder*, and
knowina the strength and standing of
the Jefferson, selected it, after mature
deliberation.
In effecting this re-insurance and
protecting toe poller holders, the
Jefferson Standard Ufk Insurance is
in no way directly or indirectly con
nected with any transsction of tho
Southern life. The policy holders of
the Southern Life Insurance Com
pany are to bo congratulated upon
their good fortune in having their life
insurance policies guaranteed *by the
Jefferson, whieh is one of the strongest,
if not the strongest life insurance
company south of the Mason and
Dixon Line, and one of the strongest
in America. It has a surplus to policy
holders of nearly half a million dol
lars. It is well managed, conserva
tive, and is backed by some of the
most prominent financiers in tho
South.
The officers of the Jefferson
are Joseph G. Brown, president; P.
D. Gold, Jr., first vice-president and
genersl manager; Chas. W. Gold, sec
retary and superintendent of agen
cies; Chaa. W. Gam well, actuary;
Ex-Governor Chas. B. Aycock and
Judge R. W. Winston were special
rounsel for the Jefferson in making
the transfer of the business. The re
insurance agreement was fully ap
proved by James R. Yonng, Insurance
Commissioner of North Carolina.
Unruly boys at Indianapolis, Ind.,
after driving out several teachers got
Mic who whipped a number of them.
They charged one Charles Stinson
with telling on them and hung him
by the heels till from its result he
died within a few hours.
CHILD ATE CUTICURA.
Spread Whole Box of It on Orackcrs
?Not the Least Injury Resulted
? Thua Proven Pure and Sweet.
A New York friend of Cuticura writes:
"My three year old son and heir, after
being put to bod on a trip across the At
lantic, investigated the stateroom and lo
cated a box of graham crackers and a box
of Cuticura Ointment. When a search was
made for the box, it was found empty and
the kid admitted that be had eaten the
contents of the entire box spread on the
crackers. It cured him of a bad cold and
I don't know whnt else."
No more conclusive evidence could be
o.Tered that every ingredient of Cuticura
Ointment is abeolutly pure, sweet and
harmless. If it ro%y be safely eaten by a
young child, none but the most beneficial
results can be expected to attend its appli
cation to even the tenderest skin or
youngest infant.
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Bole Props,
if Cuticura Remedies, Boston, Mass.
"HATS OFT IN CHURCH,"
Abnormal Creations The Cause of
Ike Present Movement.
New York, Special.?" Hats off in
ohurch" promises to be the cry to
women in the near future, and Rev,
Chailes B. Jefferson, pastor of the
Broadway Tabernacle, has sounded
the first note of warning in a little
publication issued under obureh
auspices.
In this he says:
"The present bonnet or hat is sb
normally immense, and the discom
fiture cf worshipers whoso vision is
impeded is correspondingly great.
What to do with the women has beet
a problem in churches throughout
the country.
"In theatrical and operatle circles
it is counted bad form for a woman
to sit with her hat on. It does not re*
quife the gift of prophecy to say that
the time will como when Christian
women in the church will be equally
considerate."
Dr. Jefferson remarked that he
was prepared to join any concerted
effort among clergymen whioh might
result in removing their bats in
church. ? Baltimore Sun.
Whether the Biblical requirement
that a woman have "her head cover*
ed" refers to her hair or her hat,
may be a question for the exegete.
Bat on the sice of the ''covering0
tny old layman may freely express
hia opinion, If a woman's hat li so
big that it eclipses the preacher and
the whole front of the church, it is
time for a mere man to register a
kick. We ere not quite ready to ad
vocate the excommunication of th?
woman with the big hat, hut onr
minds arc mode up cn the hat itself.
If some way is not found to reduce
the size of women's hats, the maga
zines will scon have a new nnswei
to the question, "Why men do not gc
(o church."
If a woman must have a hat on at
church, why should she not havo I
"church hat," that will admit of an
occasional glimpse of the pulpit al
least by the man or woman who aits
behind hert If her "street hat'1
should cover all-out-of-doors, it would
be practically harmless, but she ought
to keep it out of doors. We believi
we speak for tho suffering "brother
hood of man," when we say that th?
men stand ready to put np th<
"dough" far an additional hat to bi
known as the "church hat." The in
vest men t will pay large dividends.?
Charlotte, N. C., Bouthert Pablebei
There may be nothing new under
the sun in the ordinary acceptance of
the term, but there arcr a lot of freah
people. 80. 16- *0!)
To have mors of Haadth and more of
take UwMd Teal Thia Matand lantin
nplatca liver, kidneys, utonacaand bow*
eaoomcU oonetlrAtkm, purifies the Wood
aad endkstMlflMMe.
Turn failure in victory ;
Don't let your courage fade)
And if you get a lemon :
Just make a lemonade.'
Only Oh uBnmo Qmimtm r
nut ia Laaatlve ? Braio daiaiaa. Leek
for the signature of K. W. Urova. Ueed tha
World ovar to Owe a Paid la One M|<
It sometimes happene that a fellow
gets a reputation as a genius because
he is tco lasy to work.
lira. Wmalow'a Sooth hig 8/ rap lor CbMm
teething, eoftenethegume, reduce* iilliam*
rieo,allajra pais, cures wind colic, 23c a bottle
Wise Sayings.
Drink deep or taste not the pieri'in
spring.
A kindness done to the good is
never lost.
All is lost thit is poured into a
riven dish.
Associate with the lame and yon
will learn to limp.
Watchifig the other man's patch
will not keep the weeds out of your
own.
For COLDS >?() OKI P.
Hick's C AFUDiKa la tha baat ramtdr
raUrtta tho ichlnc and fcrerfshnnaa? carca
the Cold aud restores normal condition*. It's
UoulS? effects Immediately. Uc. Ma and
Mb, atton stores.
Witty Sayings.
It takes two to make a quarrel, but
it takes three to make a divorce.
The hog has to stand for a good
many emparisens he doesn't deserve.
Ambition and activity should at
least he cn speaking terms.
The average man has more friends
and fewer enemies than he thinks he
has.
$ too Reward' gt OO.
Tha readers of this paper will bepleaeed ta
learn (hat there ia at least one dreaded dia
eaae that acienre haa been able to cure in alt
tte *tngeft,an<i that ia Catarrh. IlaU'a Catarrh
On re ia the only poeitive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con*
Ht itutM/iuii disease. requires a constitutional
treat ment . llall's Catarrh Cure ia taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the blood andm?
cou? surfaces of the svstem, thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the dieeaae, and giving
the patient strength by building up the con
stitution and aawiating nature in doing ite
work- Th* proprietors have eo much Faith
in ite curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any eaae that it fail* to
etire. Send for li*t of testimonial^. Addreaa
F. J. Ciirmev 4 Co., Toledo. U.
Pold !?? I)ru?rgj*t?. "Sc.
Take Ilall'a Family 1'tlla lor oonetipatios.
When To Cease To Advertise.
The Carroll Journal asks and an*
sweis its own question: Will a mer
chant who is wise ever oease to ad
vertise? Yes- ? wheu the trees gorw
upside down, when the beggar wears
* crown; when ice forms on the sun;
when the sparrow weighs a toni when
gold dollars get too cheap j when wo
men secrets keep; when a fish for
I gest to swim; when Satan sings a
hymn; when girls go back on gum;
when the small boy hates a drum;
when no politician schemes 1 when
mince pie makes pleasant dreams;
when it's fun to break a tooth; when
all lawyers tell the truth; when cold
water makes you drunk; when you
love to smell a skunk; when the
drummer has no brass; when these
things all come to pass; then the
man that's wise will neglect to ad
vertise.
Here and There.
The first requisite for a good hus
band is a good wife.
As j ou are children of Christ, so
be you children of Romo,
Envy is tho habit of losing our own
happiness while longing for another's.
A jest given too far brings lipme
hate.
It is easy to make most people be
lieve a lie if you tell them the lie
they want to hear.
People will pay as much to walk
as to ride, if you can convince them
it is worth more.
BISTER'S TRICK
But It all Came out Right*
How ? lister playad a trlok that
brought rosy health to r. coffee Head
It an Interesting tales
"1 was a coffee fiend? a trembling,
nervous, physical wreck, yet clinging
to the poison that stolo away my
strength. I mocked at Postum and
would hate tone of It.
"One day my sister substituted a cup
of piping hot Postum for my morning
cup of coffee but d!d not toll me
what it was. 1 noticed the richness
of it add remarked that the coffee
tasted fine, but my sister did not tell
me I was drinking Postum for fear 1
might not take any moro.
"She kept the socret and kept giv
ing me Postum instead of coffee
until I grew stronger, moro tireless,
got a better color In my sallow cheoks
and a clearness to my eyes, then she
told me of the health-giving, nerve
strengthening life-saver she had given
me In place of my morning coffoe.
From that time J. became a disciple
of Postum and no words can do Jus
tice In telling tho good this cereal
drink did me. I will not try to tell it,
for only after having used it can one
be convinced of I's merits.''
Ten days' trial shows Postum's
power to rebuild what coffee hss de
stroyed. "There's a Reason."
Look In pkgs. for the famous little
hook, "The Road to Wellvllle."
Ever read the nbove letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are giam toe, true, and lull of toman
Interest.
H,
Hyl
iyt N| M
JwijiU^r tx?ie()
Vftnc^mv^ttiitjl aitti ?pt?
tnurf depml uhi
rfiES
bv tK? ?nuln* " ^
Symp^SljjrfSM*
California
Fig Svhup Co. mx
Recognition is confined strictly to
tbe man who does. What he has bc?n
or what he has done ? his expecta
tions and prospects for the future ?
all may make n pretty story, but xye
like the sound of the man's foot
steps who brings daily evidence of
his labor.
u i?? ?uner rrom Kit*, PalUtvf (ickntM, Idmdk or
eklMm. or (dtnib iktl do *r>, My H?y DU
eo?Nj will nUcm Ihmi. aa4 all you are aikal to
do U to Mad for a FREE Mottle of
Dr. Mmy*? ??ll?pitc Care.
It haa cu.-*d tliouaaa 1a wtkvre everything el?e
fallal. Sent free with direction*. Kxproa PrlpaJtk
Quarantine I by May Kedlral laboratory, undei" the
National rood and Ufujr* Act, June Mb, iflpe. Oi>m>
?litjr Ko. 1SV71, l>io.-\ae el*e AUK and full addrtk
bU. \\T II. MAY.
94H Pearl Htrert, New \ ark City.
A totnl of 221 persons perished by
shipwreck and 89 vessels met with
disaster off the New England and
British North American coasts, or
while engaged in the New England
or Canadian trade during the fall
and winter season of 190S-09.
fHE CRACKING OF PAINT.
Property Owners Can Rave Money
by Learning the Cause.
Do you know what is wrong whon
paint peels, or eracks, or otherwise
necessitates premature re-painting?
Well, sometime? it hasn't beon
properly applied ? the surface being
damp or there being too much tur
pentine or too much drier.
But, nine times out of tqp, the
trouble is causcd by adulterated
white lead.
To avoid all such trouble, every
houseowner should know in a general
way, when'a surface is in proper con
dition to recclvo paint, what kind of
primer and finishing coats different
surfaces require, and how to avoid
adulteration in materials.
A complete painting guide, includ
ing a book of color schemes, specifi
cations for all kind.) of puintlug work,
and an Instrument for detecting adul
teration in painting materials, with
directions for using it, can be had
free by writing National I>ead Com
pany, 1902 Trinity Bldg., New York,
and asking for llouseowner's Paint
ing Outfit No. 49.
This company, the largest makers
of pure white load, lavjte tests, by
means of the blowpipe (included In
outfit), or in any other way, of the
purity of the white lead cold under
their famous ? Dutch Boy Painter"
trademark. That trademark on a keg
of white lead is In itself an absolute
guarantee of purity and quality.
? Tell not all you hear, but hear all
you tell.
In caae of accident, cuta, wounds, burnt
scalds, apraina, bruiass, etc., nothing will
so quickly take away all pain and aorenes*
as namlins Wizard Oil,
#You can reach the parent by adver
tising to the child..
A Dead Shot on Ring Worms.
Wysacklng, N. C., June 2. 1908.
Mr. J, T. Hhuptrlne. Savannah, On.
Dear Sir: ? Kudosed you will find 11.00
for which plouae send mo at once Tet
terlne. It is a dead shot on ring worms.
Your* truly,
W. 8. Dudley.
Tetterlne curea Eciamn, Tetter. Itlng
Worm, Oround Itch, Itching Piles, In
fant's Sore Head, Plmplea, Bolla, !l->u?h
8caly Patches on the Face, Olrt ItcVng
Sorea. Dandruff. Cankered Scalp, '?ua?
Ions, Corna. ChllMalna and every form of
Skin ulsease. Tetterlne BOc; Tetterlne
Soap 2So. Your drugrlat. or by mall from
tho mnnufaoturor, Tho Shuptrlns Co.,
Savannah, CH.
When iii doubt what to dp it is
generally better to do nothing.
OLD PEOPLE'S KIDNET8
Often Need Helpful Stimulation.
The kidneys are the busiest organs
of tbo body, Altering as they do All
the blood every three
mlnutoi. They ibow
ilgm of wear through
pain in the back and
Irregular urination.
Ooan't Kidney Pllli
euro kidney Ilia in
old or young. Mr?.
Mary C. Phelpe, 4
Spring St., Westfleld,
Mass., Bays:
"i am past 5# 2 years
old, and am to-day without a sign of
kidney trouble, backachc, pain In the
nldcs, etc., which had bothered me.
Doan'a Kidney Pllla cured me no that
kidney trouble has never returned."
Sold by all dealers. 60 cent* a box.
Fost er-M I Iburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
Ono always ban time for what one
really wants to do.
It?h cured In SO minute* |?y Woolford's
Sanitary IxitionNerer fu'lu. At druggUta.
He aure you aro right, then let the
other fellow dp the gambling.
"I am getting along fine and feel splendid, since
taking Cardui," writes Mrs. Stella Halquist, of La
porte, Minn. "I am not troubled, like I used to be,
with backache, headache, and those pains and that
tired-out feeling. I had other female troubles too,
but they have almost disappeared now. I cannot
praise Cardui enough, for it did wonder for me."
^CARDUI
OH 153
The Woman's Tonic
'Cardiji can be depended upon to help you, too,
if you will give it a fair trial.
Women who need strength, should find it in
Cardui, for Cardui is a strength-building fom.nl ?
tonic.
Women who need health, should
find it in Cardui, for Cardui has lx?en
found to cure female disorders, by its
curative action on the female organs.
Try CarduL
Suecess is utter failure if achieved
by the sacrifice of inorul principle.
P?r HKAD.K II It? Mlrfce* CAPTDIKR
Whether from Col<1?. Heat, Stomach or
Nervous Trouble*. Cepudtne will wllfv* rou.
It'e lluuld-pleasant to teke-auta Immedi
ately. Try it. l?c.. 29c, end 30c. at dru*
?tores.
Would you be willing to Rive vhnt
you corn for what you get?
Are You Protected
against pneumonia, which so often
comca with a sudden chill, or con
gestion of the lung? ? the results
of ncglectcd colds'? 1/ not you
should have a saie and sure rem
edy at fctcd c.U the time.
DR.D.JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT
has proved to be the roost effective rem
edy known for cojd ?, coughs, pneu
monia, bronchitis, inflammation ot c best
and lung*. It relieves and cures the
dipeaje by removing the cause. Get it
today and you'll be ready tor tomorrow.
Sold evert/aher* In the* tixjt
hula. $1.00. 50c, 25*.
This Trade-mark
Eliminates All
Uncertainty
in the purchase of
{>aint material*,
t it an absolute
guarantee of pur.
ity *nd quality,
i'or your own
protection, tee
that It it on the tide of
every keg oi white lead
you buy.
IATI0IUI 11*0 COMTMT
1N2 Trlafty liHtflnf, Nnr Tart
Cures
PNEUMONIA
RIce'e OboieOrtiit Lini
ment It made of pui*e
*i>ose RreMe (and other
r*xnedl?i afente) recog
nized for generation* u
Invaluable for Pneumo
nia, Oolda, Grip, eto. Try
fcices Goose Grease Liniment
For thoi< ailm?nt?? It relUrn
?paedily and cure* permanently.
25c- At all Drujglsts and Dealcrs-25c
OUDSE GREASE COMPANY?????gf??
SosWxwvs texoxMi
JW o all cj^x u*.es afiuswe*.
OU SHcrlham) crTtkm a'fV^ Ccurct.
^a:&\a^ttaness0jli?fle
fcwvtwAniertcnJttJi ' I
?VCV^coxv . Ckov^va . .
xanthines^
Restores Cray Hnlr to Katural Colorr
rimovii DANcnurr and tcunr
lorigoratr* sn?l prevrnt* tlir liair from falling off,
For Sal* k| Druggist*, or |?n( Olroct kf
XANTHINE CO., Richmond, Virginia
?rlco (I r?r Solll*; timfta Colli* j|?. I*n4 for ClnolWI
DAISY FLY KILLER *
?m.
ornamental, ooa>
t? nleiit, ebcap.
Uili all ?????%
Uiuio of mUL
c innnt ?oUl or Urn
<jTor. will not >M
or Injur* ??f
thing (Juirui
*??<?<? rfftcltte. ??
I ill<<tlrN rr MM
prvpaia for Mo.
UAftOLD bOSKIH. 1:0 ktUlb Art. Br?okl j?, B . X.
USE CRAFT'SDISTEMPER Ml! COUSH CURE
A cafe and ture pre
ventive and poiitlre m
for all f<rin* of Di*t?tn?
per, Influenza. Pitker*.
Cough* and Cold* Ut
Morse*. She* t> and Doc*.
M* and S1.C9 at Dhi(ti*t?
or prepaid. Write forfr??
bookUt'-Or.Cr^IMN/*
WELLS MEDICINE CO.. LATATETTE. DOy
SHAFTING, PULLEYS. BELT*
LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUOUSTA. Gfc
ITCH CURED <" HtfUSSS*
DR. DAVID'S SANATIVE WASH u
teed to cure any cus of Itch In half hour if
used according t6 direction*. flhow this to per*
font havln* Itch. If your do* has Scratches or
Vtanire David aflanatlve Wash will cure him
at once. Price 50c a Mottle. It cannot be mailed.
I 'ellvered at rour nearest exproes office fret
upon receipt of TJ cents.
Ow*ni<k MlnorDhm T?., Rlehraoad, V m?
MOTHER GRAY'S
SWEET POWDERS
FOR CHILDREN,
Motfcor Ora?.
Nnra* In Child
ren'* limn*.
Hew York City.
So. 15-'09.
Dropsy 11
Remorea all rrrtltloc la I to M
dajr?; efftcta a parman?M em
io >0 to to daya, Trial traaUB*?| ?
gl?ta free. NcrtHarcan ba fat na
Wrt?< Of. H. H. Grain'! Iw% \
ISoMlallttv. Ba* a AUmU, ?.
rfV!\Y \ ^
' land which you
failed to put in wheat on
account of drought is in bad
nhape to grow a crop of
CORN OR Oatq
Make it right and pot its fullest crop capacity by
using the right fertilizer ? that is: one with plenty of
POTASH
Every 100 pounds of fertilizer ought to carry about
15 pounds of Muriate of Totash to get best results.
Valuable I.itfrature, Free, 011 fertilizing
Corn and all other crops.
flcrmao Kali Works, 1224 Candler Bldf., Atlanta
New York -9J NiiMa Street
Ctilcaco Mooadnock Block
Pimples, Itching Humors, Rheumatism, Blood
A PaIoam ** '
Cores Through (he Blood
m viowni ?? v jacnct Done i^BinSf
H. B B. (Botanic Blood Balm) U the onlj Bfood remedy that kill* the j.ultonln
lb* blood ?nd then jiuriflee It? eendln* ft flood of purr, rich Wood direct to the aXIn
?urface. Bones, Joint#. (Mid wh?r?T?f the dlaeae* 1? located In \bl? Tvaj nil Mntt/.
lflccr?. I'lnirlrc. Rruptloha are healed ftrtd cur?<l. palft? and acb?? of KheumatHm
cea<e. ewrilfn** ?ul>?ldo U ? B o..mplet?!7 oharf?i the body lntonlj.*n. IhaHIm.
condition, irlrlnR the *fcln the rich, red hue of perfeot health II 1' ?- ;?'<*<>? I
.rornt old ca*c?. Trr It ?! OO per Inrge bottle *t all !>>"* H?. re^vrlt>. nl recti
for home cure A \M n.K rnttw h