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A woman who is sick and suffering, and won't at least try a medicine which has the record of Lvdia ?. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, is to blame for ner own wretched condition. There are literally hundreds of thousands of women in tiie United States who have been benefited* by this famous old remedy, whiotTwas produced from roots and herbs over thirty years ago by a woman to relieve woman's suffering. A Read what these women say: Camden, N. J. ? M It In wltli pleasure that I send my testimo nial for Ljdla KL Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, hoping it j Induce other suffering women to arail themselves of the benefit of this valuable remedy. "I suffered from paths In my back and side, siek headaches. bo appetite was tired and nervous all the time, and so weak I could hardly stand. ' Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made me a well woman?and this valuable medicine shall always hare my praise.'*?Mrs. W. P. Valentine, 0O2 Lincoln Ave^ Camden, N, J. I Brie, Pa. ?MI suffered for fire years from female troubles, and at last was almost helpless. I tried IhrM doctors but they did me no good. My sister advised me to try Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and it has made me well and strong. I hope all suffering women will Just giro Lydla IS. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial, for It is worth its weight in gold." ?Mrs. J. P. Endltch, S. F. 1). 7, Brie, Pa. J Since we guarantee that all testimonials which we pub lish are genuine, is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia ?. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound nad the vi-tue to help these women it will help any other woman who is suffer ing from the same trouble. Pqr 30 years Lydta E, Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for female Ills. No sick woman does Justice to herself who will not try this famous medicine. Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and has thousands of cures to its credit. If the slightest trouble appears which you do not understand, write to Mrs. rlnkhftm at Lynn, Mass., for her Advice?it is tree and always helpful. ytiZ ?wtTkhxeP' ?Ammm waxtkd ~\Xl ANTED?Active, enercetlc men torecre " Mi?t us. Profitable positions. Hustlers Biko biff money. Cash weekly advances. Com plete outfit free. Write Immediately for our liDeral offer. \\. T. Hood A Co. OLD DOMINION NUK&ERIE8. Mention this Taper. Richmowp. Va. lAlir A&JXTS WAKTMP. fANTED-Lady agents In all parts of the United States to nUrertlto and sell Crow fitockens" to wearers. Goodcom _i. Addrew. lack Chow Ftqcua Co.. Newton. N. 0. Charlotte Observer. A Rood newspaper la of course a luxury, a I it Is s greet deal more. Tbe Obsbbvbb b a la^ge forc? of bright men who arejially i gathering all sorts of t est. It would be a tolerably doll men who omld not bow audi thee find opportunity for plroAtor Improve- 1 pent in tome of this news. No men should nad toe Obbbbvbb for a rear without find lag opportunity to make from at least 986 to J>100. Many do find opportunity to make >1000, #6000 and *10,000. Tbe Obsbbtbb's bows gatherers tell of every new more that tbey eaa Ond, which Is of oommerolal or In dustrial Interest. Ujhere Is a new house to be built they tell shout It, then tne brick ?aea, tbe lumber men, hardware men and others who read the Obsbbvbb get the first ebanee at the business. ' .la families where there are ohlldron the Ossbbtbb contributes to education. It Is the dqolfalent of n scbool In furnishing wholo eome reeding matter for tbe family. Its ad vertisements muke money for thoso who look after their sdvertlfoments right. If a' ?UUi has a house to sell he may be able to Speak la person nbout It to 60 or 100 people. As advertisement In tbe Obsbbvbb speaks to 10,000 peorle every day. Out of so large a nember there Is generally some one who wants Just sueh a noeso as tbe one offered or those who would make money, we ad* ?tee that they subscribe for the Oassavaa. For tboee wuo would properly train their eblldren and give wholeeome reading matter to their families, again We advise ths Obsbbtcb. Tbe sobscrlptlon prloe Is, per year |l, Quarterly, 03. Tbe 8eml> Weekly Obsbbvbb, per year, $1. Tbe Svenlng Cbroalole, per year, 66. The boat way to make friends is by making good. So. 19-09. Take Garfield Tea! Hade of Herbs, it Is Mfa, potent, health-giving?the must ra tional remedy for constipation, liter and Kidney diseases. At all drug stores. The more money you have tho moro you can get with it. People Talk About Good Things. Twelve years ago few people knew of auoh a preparation as a Powder for the Feet. To-day. after the genuine merits of Allen's Foot-Eos??have been told rear after year by grateful persons, it Is lndi?peni? abls to miUlons. It is oleanly, wholeeome. aaaung and antiseptio and gives rest and oomfort to tirsd aching feet. It oofss while you walk. Ovrr 80,000 Is. Imitations pay tho dealer a testimonials. Imitations pay ' _ larger profit, otherwise you would never fee offered a substitute for Allen's Foot the original foot powder. Ask for t Foot-Ea?e, and see that you get it. Hz,* It is a foolish fish that bites at tho same hook. Vsr MBA D Aril K?lfleke* CAPVAVlf ? Worry gives the undertaker more business than hard work. This Letter Is Worth Heading "Gentlemen:?For five weeks I suffered Intensely from a bad case of Kerema, which oovered my ohett, stomaoh, back and both arms. Aftor trying three phylotaus and ono Skin specialist, aad by actual ojunt twonty atae different ointments and lotions, I acci dentally lenroeJ of lfanoock's Hulphur Com pound and Ointment. As I wm willing to try anything onoS, I pnrohased a bottle of tke Liquid and Ointment. Tho first appli cation gave me Instant relief from that aw fal Hehtng Inflamed surface of my skin. I persist en tly used this remedy for one week and at the ond of that time I had hardly a treee of the eruption on ray person. If any reader questions thi* testimonial as not be ing bona-Ado and absolutely unsolicited, an Inquiry ad.lr?s?ed to ths address belew en closing postage, will oonvloo* ar.y one be yond question. Wabbbn O. Qabks, ??108 8o. Ohio Ave , Columbus, O." Write Habooob Liquid floi.rwoa Co., Pro* prietors, Baltimore, Md., for Booklet. ?tM by druggists, ?L ? It's a wise man who knows hoa foolish he is. Rough on Bate, unbeatable exterminator. Bough on Hon Ldoe, Heat Powder, 25c. Rough on Bedbuga, Powder or Liq'd, 25c. Bough on Fleaa, Powder or Liquid, 85c. Bough on Boachea, PowM, 15c.,Llq'd, 26e. Bough on Moth and Ante, Powder, 33o, Bough on Skeetera, agreeable in use, 25c. E. 8. Wells, Chemiat, Jereey City, N. J. Even Death often makes a poor selection. . Mn.Wiaiiow'i How's This For Mnd? Of all the yarns that ever chme down the line, regarding deep mud, the following should bo entitled to the blue ribbon. It happened in tho place where mud originated..- A man waa walking along the roadside ono summer day and noticed a fairly good looking hat out in the road. Reach ing out with his canej he gave it a cut and was startled to hear a voice exclaim: "Here, what the duee are you doingf Then he made the aston ishing discovery that tho owner of the hend-picce was under the hat, up to his ears in mud. "Great Heav ens!" exclaimed tho man who had hit the hat. "Js that mud as deep as "Deep!" cried tho victim. Why, man alive, I'm standing on a load of hay.?May Lippincott's. Difference of Opinion, Kitty: "Mr?, Carleigh thinks her son, Harry, is the salt of the earth." \ ''Well, I can't set why. I think he is about tk* freshest thing I ever met."?May Lippipcott's. His Proviso. ''I can marry a rich girl, whom I do not love, or a penniless girl, whom I love dearly. Which shall I doV' "Follow the dictates of your heart, my boy, and be happy. Marry the poor one, and?say?er?woud you mind introducing me to the other one?"?May Lippincott's. POOD PACTS i What an M. I), Learned* A prominent Oeorgta physlclai wsnt through a food experience wblcB he makes publto: ? ?/ own experience thai nrst led me to advocate Qraps-Nuti know' from ht?,Dl P**?rtbad it to convalescents and other weak patlente, that the food li ? wonderful rebullder and restorer * ??d (bro,n tissue, as well a? IX JS* ^ 'mproves the digestion ft"* Pftt,ent? always gain just a* Idly ,tren*th **?d weight very rap "1 ,n web a low state that I watt^ 7k Up my work ent,re,y. and went to the mountains of this state ma in0fln?n}h# th0r# d,d not ?">prov? SSJ". ? ? I WM not Qu,t? u well a> when I left home. "My food did not sustain me snd pU,n ,hat 1 must chaogo. a^rt i? t g*n Z 080 Orape-Nuts food ???. two 1 ???M walk a mil. without fatlgae, and In Ave wlik! Ukl^?dnt0hmJ b?m0 aDd Pr*ct,c?. ?hi! ?I ?ar work Since that time I have felt as well an<i strong as I ever did In my Ufa. all i!Jl pby,'c,?n who seeks to help all sufferers I consider It a duty to make thoso facts public." Trial 10 days on Orapo-Nuts. when :irr:;i;ood 6om not *?*"? ?? ^ work miracles. There s a Reason.r hJS??! ***? for the famous little hook, The Road to Wellvllia." Rfer read the above letter? A new 2IT niTr? from ,tm# to ???. They r.Te^T ' tr**' aM tml1 * SOUTH CAMUNAfgWS ITEMS Sptrtukug, SpeeiaL ?HirNgr Bradford, colored, charg?d with burg lary, entering the room of )fia Julia Reed, * stndetat of Omtmm College, was coorkted oa last Saturday, (hi jury returning a verdict late in the afternoon. The principal witneee was Miaa Reed, the heroine pf the night in question. In a most dramatic man ner she described the midnight in truder and told of the fierce strug gle she hsd with him and the bite she gave him, causing him to flee. In his flight he dropped his hat, which, with the bite she gave him, ?erred as a elue that led to his arrest. Har vey is' a rough loohing negro, who lives in the outskirts of the eity. Under the verdict be was given a life sentence. John Guinn, white, who wss con victed on the charge of manslaugh ter for the killing of Earlc Trss??*U at Greer several weeks ago, wss sen tenced to serve two years. The jury recommended him to the mercy of the court. Will Haywood, who killed Matthews Harley, at Reldville several months ago and found guilty of man slaughter, was sentenced to serve twelve years in the pen. John Col lins, convicted of killing Jot Lock man last Christmas Eve, and who was recommended to mercy, was giv en a life sentence. Negro Hanged at Chester. Chester, Special?Lawson Addison, colored, was hanged here Friday for' the murder of Matilda McMaster and Mamie Halsell. The execution took place in the jail, an immense crowd gathering around the building, but only a few being admitted to the in ? ner precincts. The drop fell at 10:25 a. m., and in twenty minutes Addison was cut down. His neck was broken by the fall. The execution passed off quietly. There was no sort of demon stration, and the feeling among those who ga>liered seemed to be that Addi son had met with a righteous fate, lie admitted this himself. He advis ed his race to heed the advice of the white race and shun liquor. Orangeburg "Drys" Organise. Orangeburg, Special.?Dr. P. A. Baker, of the Anti-Saloon league of America, made a strong address to a very good audience again Tuesday night. After the regular exercises of the evening a conference of prohi bitionists was held and a committee formed to organize an executive can .mittee to take charge of the cam paign in this comity. Mr. A. W. Summers and the Rev. B. M. Fore man arc chairman and secretary, re spectively, of this committee. A rep resentative from each of the churches of the city is also on the committee. This committee is to report a plan of organization to a public meeting to be held later. Fire Destroys Large Barn. Darlington, Special.?Fire Monday morning about 1 o'clock destroyed the large barn of Mr. E. 0. Woods of the local bar, in the rear of his resi dence on Cashua street, together with a buggy and a carriage. The fire also came near killing a horse in the stable. This makes the third fire iti Darlington in less than two weeks, no one of which has destroyed more than $1,000 worth of property. The work of the locnl fire department is largely crcditable for this, and it can not be too highly praised. Monday morning two streams of water wero playing on the building ten minutes after tho alarm was turned in. Drowned in Salads River. Greenville, Special?F. C. Buekner who has been in the employ of the Pelzer Manufacturing company, was drowned in the Saluda river Sunday afternoon bile swimming. The body was recovered about dusk, Sunday night. His mother lives in this city. Rosemary Happenings. Roeemary, Special.?Tbo citizens of the Rosemary school district, cre ated by an Act of the last session of the Legislature, are very much grati fied over the election held last Sat' urday for the purposo of issuing $7,000 for the erection of a new school building at Rosemary. There was nota singlo vote against the pro position. The people of this district are keonly interested in the cause of education. The new school building will be of brick and will be modern in every particular. Something like 200 children will attend this school. St. Matthew's Fears Smallpox. St. Matthew'*, Special.?At thr HiigKCHtion and request of the secre tary of the State board of health, the phycicians of this town met Tuesday in the office of Dr. A. R. Able and formulated plans for a thorough vac cination of the people of this com rnunity. Thia action wa* thought necessary in view of the outbreak of smallpox in a few towns of the up country. Father and Two Bona in Limbo. Lexington, Special.?Tillman Proc tor, Sr., is in the jail at Saluda with a sentence of two years in the State Penitentiary hanging over his head, having boen convicted of the charge of obtaining money under false pre tences from an Augusta commission firm while his two sons, E. W. Proc tor and Tillman Proctor, Jr., are langnifthing behind the bars of the flexing! on jail charged with obtain ing money under false pretences from a Batesburg bank. to invest la (Ua eovatiy an looking for real sstate, and the retail is that land has gone ap ahoat hen at east twiee as high aa it wss ton 01 twelve years sgo. Factory stock fa not so desirable as it was s few yean since, and the country is pretty well filled^ with hanks, which fset has cens ed men ^jho have money to invest to turn their attention more to real estate. With the improved .method* of fsrming now in use snd the proba bility of still grester improvement! in agriculture, the prospect is good for this Piedmont countty to be one of the most prosperous parts of th? South. , ' ? ? In the Interests of Farmers. Senator Smith got in some good work in the U. S. Senste Wednesday for the farmers of Souiii Cnroina when he began his fight for the reten tion of sulphste of ammonia on the free list in the new tariff bill. A1 though this commodity is placed un der the head of those that are to b? admitted free, Senator Smith feared that through some means a duty might be placed on it which would come out of the pockets of the far mers in the end. He protested on thf floor of the Senate and secured per mission to place his remarks in the Congressional Record at length. Inspecting Lexington Farps. Lexington, Special.?The Hon. E J. Watson, commissioner of agricul ture, snd Prof. Ira W. Williams, in charge of the farm demonstration work in South Carolina for the Unit ed States Oovernmont, were her* Tuesday inspecting the demonstra tion farms near hero, which are undei the supervision of Mr. Q. A. Derrick Both were agreeably surprised al the progress made on those farms Commissioner Watson took photo graphs of several patches of vetch which crop is said to do better in Lexington than in any of the othei counties in the State. Mr. Watson took snapshots at a bunch of heel cattle also. Negro's Case to Be Appealed. Laurens,Special.?John Henry An derson was not hanged on Friday af has for some time been expected; and if he is ever to hang, it will not be for several months yet. This situa tion is brought about by the fact that Attorneys Richey and Blackwell have served notice of intention to appeal to the Supreme Court for a uew trial basing the appeal on alleged error* in the trial and sentence of the con demned negro. It is understood that the eases for this circuit do not comt up in the Supreme Court for at least six months, and that even if the ap peal is dismissed, it will be some time before the execution. Making Sumter a Clean City. Sumter, Special.?The ladies of the Civie League are making active prep arations for tbe reception of the Fed eration of Woman's Clubs of Soutb Carolina on April 27. This organisa tion of patriotic ladies not only main tains a nurse, who attends to the needs Of the sick among tbe poor of the city, but feels a great deaJ of civic pride in the appearance of the city. Already a number of tbe pub lie placcs have been greatly improv ed under their direction, and the League is constantly oncouraging pri jvate property owners to beautifj I their premises. Damage Suit Against Southern Woo by the Railroad. Saluda, SpeciaL?The jury in th? case of Krepps against tbo Southern Railway Company, being a suit fot damages in the sura of two thousand dollars for alleged personal injuries, sustained while alighting from a pas senger train in Augusta, returned ? verdict in favor of tbe railroad. State Treasury at Low Ebb. Columbia, Special.?Tho State of South Carolina Monday made ar rangoments to borrow $,")00,000, if so much be necessary, at any time tbil vear. It appearing that the bid of J. P. Matthews, for the Palmetto National Bank, of Columbia was the lowest offer, as appeared from tht bvds submitted, tbe said offer to makt the loan at three (3) per cent in* lereat for the Palmetto National Bank was accepted. It will be necessary for the State to borrow about $200, 000 at once on account of the pen slon payments . Four Arrests in Scranton. Scranton, Special.?As a result ol an investigation held here Tuesday and Wednesday by Deputy Insurance Commissioner Wharton relating to tho burning of P. M. I^ee's store last December, the following men were ar rested by Sheriff Oco. J. (Iraham: P M. I/ee, P. Johnson, Hert Johnson and C, F. Knmrow. The two John sons nro brothers and actcd as sales men for Lec. , .... Woman's Monument Fund. Columbia, Special.?The Woman's Monument Fund is growing with very gratifying progress. The total has crossed the $4,000 line. Thore is need of work in twenty or more counties to bring them up to meet the enthusiasm of such counties ns Sumter, which has given nearly $400. When the required $i,600 is raised our state will have set the pace for the other Confederate States in this long neglected work of levo to l.onor tbe peerless heroines of the Soutb. CtJU? IN ONE DAY br. Ck*tULhr?i, state pl*CrfW of (m mm tekM iway tu itkN ui mUm jt nhi Ofja.afeTS* attest* OMgW M vntnti IMIMali, WT? |N stiff ? nr?U?a Mati, ?# mat yowtw. # The value of your services depends upon hov -valuable you make them. WHAT COLORS SHALL I USE T This Qweatlon la Important in Palnt iaf a Hons* or Other Building. ? proper color scheme la extremely Important la painting a bouse. It makes all tlie difference between a really attractive boms and one at which you wouldn't take a second glance. And It makes a big differ ence In tbe price tbe property will bring on tbe market. As to tbe exterior a good deal de pends upon tbe slse snd architecture of the bouse and upon Its surround ings. For a good Interior effect you muat consider tbe slse of tbe rooms, tbe light, etc. You can avoid disappointment by studying tbe books of color schemes for both exterior snd Interior patnt trg, which can be bad free by writing National Lead Company, 1902 Trinity Building, New York, and asking for Houseowners' Painting Outfit No. 49. .The outfit also Includes specifications sbd A simple Instrument for testing tbe purity of paint materials. Pure White Lead which will stand ths test In this outfit will stand the weather test. National Lead Company's fa mous Dutch Boy fainter trademark on the keg is a guarantee of that kind ol'Whlte lead. He Was Too Cold For Her. "Agnes- broke her engagement to Louis becauso he was too cold and indifferent." "He doesn't strike me that way." "lie is, though. He said as long as they saw each other every day, he didn't see any need of their corresponding."?May Lippin cott's. So-lS-00. Stats or Ohio, City or Tout do, 1 __ Lucas County, f Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F.J. Cheney 4 Co., doinf business in the City of Toledo. County and Stata aforesaid, and that sola firm will pay the sum of one hundred voir LA as for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Curs. Frank J. Cheney. Sworn to before me and subscribed in ray presence, this 8th day of December, A. D., IBM. A. W. OUCASON, (?VAX.) Notary Public. Bui's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and seta directly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Send for testimonials, tree. F. J. Cheney 4Co., Toledo, O. gold by all Druggists, 75c. Ball's Family Pills are the bast. She Proposed to Boss. Newed (after the ceremony): "Dearest, do you really think I'll Erove a satisfactory matet" Mrs. ewed: "Oh, I guess you'll do as a mate, all right. Now look mo over and tell me what you think of your captain."?May Lippincott's. Pain and swelling seldom indicate in ternal organic trouble. They are usually the result of local cold or inflammation 1 which can be quickly removed by a little Hamlins Wizard Oil. Try and nee. Resting when you don't want to is hard worlt. A Domestic Eye Remedy Compounded by Experienced Physicians Cod forms to Pore Food snd Drugs Laws Wins Friends Wherever Used. Ask Drug gists for Murine Eye Remedy. Try Murine. Many a man who thinks he is right doesn't go ahead. Certainty, Convenience, Economy. Never hss there been known a caso where Mitchell's Eye Salve has not given notable relief. A pure, harm less salve for application to the sur face of the eyelids; the simplest of methods with wonderful results. The price, 26 cents, places It within reach of all. Druggists sell it. A dishonest dollar costs more than a hundred cents. l>o Your Feet 4clie and Burn? Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Kase, a powder for the feet. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy. Cures Corns, Hunions, Swollen, Hot. Smarting and Sweating Feet ??* '--rowing Nails. Bold by all Druggists e stores. Mod. Sample font Pass. Allen H. Olmsted, LsKoy, N. Y. It is unpleasant to turn baok, though it be to take the right way. Tetterine for Poison Oak. Mr. J. T. Shuptrlne, Savannah, Ga. Dear Sir:?I enclose 60 cents in stamps for a box of Tetterine. I have polaon oak on me again, and that is all that ever has cured It. Fleaae hurry It on to, Yours respectfully, M. F. Hamlet. Montalba, Tex., May Si, 'Of. Tetterine cures Kesema, Tetter, King Worm. Ground Itoh, Itching files, In fant's Sera Head. Plmplos, Bolls. RoM-rh Scaly Patches on the Fare. Old Itching Sores, Dandruff, Cankered Scalp. Bun Ions, Corns. Chilblain* and every form of Skin fneease. Tetterlife S6?; Tetterine 8aap lie. Your druggist, or by mall from the manufacturer, The Shuptrlne Co., Savannah. Ga. You cannot savo your pio unless you eat it. OKT A BOTTLB TOD AT. TAB!,rrS AND LIQUID Otrta Rfcauoiatlam to ata* SlrlkM ih? root of lb# illatMt and r?ro?v?fl Ita no* M?., BOc and llM a boitlf. aSf. a SottJ*. at nMT'ooirrr. Woman's Beauty ? Bome women retain tfceir beauty to an advanced age. But women, who regularly endure pain, age rapidly, for suffering leaves its lasting marks on them.. Nearly all women suffer more or less with some form of female trouble. It should not be neglected. Avoid the pain^-treat yourself at homfe by taking C&frdui, as thousands of other women have done. Begin at once and give Qardui a fair trial. CARD UI It Will Help You Hfft. Katie Burlison, Oorcvillo, 111., tried Cardui and writes: "I suffered with female troubles, and was so sick I could not stand on my feet Finally I began to take Cardui, and soon began to mend. Now I am Able to do all my housework and am in much better health than I was before." Try it AT ALL DRUG STORES It's tbe tilings we didn't do that we regret most. . CURED ITCHING HUMOR Bl?, Painful Swellings Broke and Did Not Heal?^Suffered 8 Year#? tortoni Yield to Oatlcwra. "Little black swellings were ecattered rrer my face and neck and fcher would lea re little black scars that would itch so t couldn't keep from scratching them. Larger swellings would appear and my doth** would stick to the sores. I went to a doctor, but the trouble only got Worse. By tbia time it was all over my arms and the upper part of my body in swellings la large aa a dollar. It was so painful that ( could not bear to lie on my back. The leoond doctor stopped the swellings, but nrhen they broke the places would not heal. I bought a set of the Cuticura Remedies ind in U*a than a week some of the places were nearly well. 1 continued until I had oaed three seta, and now I am sound and irell. The disease laated three years. O. L. Wilson, Piiryear, Tenn., Feb. 8, 1906." Potter Drug 4 Chem. Corp., Sole Props, tf Cuticura Remedies, Boston, Mass. Work to improve results, never mind your job?it will take care of itself. For COLDS mmd GRIP. Kick's CirnHXi Is the best remedy? relieves the aching and ferarUhness?cure* the Cold and restores normal conditions. It's Said-affects Immediately. Mc.. Mo. and l. atdru* stores. A miserly father maketh an extra vagant son. Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion Never fails. At druggists. There are many ways to do a tiling wrong, but only one way to do it right. VIRGINIA MERCHANT RID OF A VERY BIG GRAVKL STONE. Another Remarkable Cure of Serious Kidney Trouble. C. L. Wood, a prominent merchant of Fentress, Norfolk Co., Va.,was suf ferlng some month* ago with frequent attacks of hnrd pain in the back, kidneys and bladder, and the kidney secretions were Irregularly ?canty, or profuse. Medical treatment failed to cure him. "At last," says Mr. Wood, "I began uslDg Doan's Kidney PIMb, nnd before ono box was gone, I went through four days of intense pain, Anally pass ing a stone, one-half by flve-stxteentbs of an Inch In diameter. 1 haven't had a sign of kidney trouble since." Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a box. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. A cross man would be wortli ot least a dollar a day more if re would become good-natured. Cures PNEUMONIA Rice'* Quo** Orrut Lini ment It made of pure srooae grease (and other remedial agent*) rreog nl*ed for generation* *3 | Invaluable fpr Pmnmo nla, Oolda, Orlp, etc. Tit Rice's Goose Grease Liniment For theM ailment*---It reli?T?? tpcedily and curM permanently. 2Sc-At all Druggists and Deal<rs-25c GOOSE GREASE COMPANr,OM?J??0"0 You Need a Tonic II you (eel languid and depressed all the time. The best thing to help nature build up the system is DRD.JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE This great tonic is not a false stim ulant as many of the so-called "spring tonics." It is ? natural strengtb girer. For all run-down conditions of the health it is ?n invaluable rem edy; imparts new life and rigor and builds up the entire system. Sold by All Leading Drttfgltlt In two tltt bollltt, 50c and 35c Bo. 18- 09. SiR-s Thompson's EyeWater RHttfM Gray Hair to Natural Ootor? IdTlforaU* and pr?v?nta tha hair from falling off ft %J tniiilm, ?r l?nl Dlr?et by XANTHINE OO., IVIchmantf, Virginia ?'!?? ft far (*HU; I|W)|| l?M? )(?. t*n4 far Circular* This Trade-mark Eliminales All Uncertainty in the purchase of }>aiut materials, t is an absolute guarantee jf pur ity ami quality. For your own protection, see that it is on the side of cvory keg of white lead you buy. NATIONAL If AO COMPART 1>02 Trinity fcitWog. Nt> Tart 0 LD NORTH STATE OINTMENT Will cure your l'Uos, Eczema, Erysip elas. Carbuncles. Veils, hore Eyes. Ulcers on the Eyeball, Granulated Lids. Horo Throat. Colds. Rheumatism nud Appendicitis. Corns. Bunions oud Ingrow ing Toe Nails. As>W your drujrglst for It. OLD NORTH STATE OINTMENT CO.. Cfcarlotle. N. DAT AT AT rALA IAL castor oil A pals Ob!*, (latrful, nonlriiUul. ?lT*rilv*, |.ur* C*?l?r Oil. Prescribed ami endorsed by physicians. CHILDREN LICK THE SP0I1 ALL ORVUOUTI?BOr. or roslU.1 upon rectlpl of pile*, PALATAL M'F'G CO, 34 Sionb SriHr, N. Y. ITCH CURED "KUWS2.+ DR. DAVID'S SANATIVE WASH Is miaran teed to cure any caso of Itch In half hour If used according to directions. Show this to imt sons havlrur Itch. If your do* ha* Scratches or Mange David's Sanative Wash will cure hlia ataace. l'rtco 50c a Mottle. It cannot In- mailed, delivered at your nearest express offlco fre? ?ipon receipt of 75 cents. llwmAMlMr Dr?|C?., lllcbaaead, Va> SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AU6USTA. B/L BJ?b^bu?v, WORLD WEARS M-r vr v/ VJIJUXIlL Z3?o shoes $3Si Moo an<1 (BOO Show. $3 00 and fl DO ikOM. Bojn' IbOM ?1.08 The Reaaon I Make and Sell More Men'* $3.00 ?ad 93.50 Shop* Than Any Oihrr Manulactuier tl technic I aire tb? wearer the benefit of Un moat oomplcta organization of tralaod ?? part* and aUUcrt aboanaktra In tbe conntrf Tb? aalecUon of tka Uathara for aacbpart of tbaaboo, and rrtry detail of Dm maklaf In r??xy departmant, la lookad aftar by tha but Aoaasabafi la Um aba* Ipdoatry. IS I oould ahew yam hem oarafally W. L. Dotflaa akoaa ar* uiada, yaa wnUI Umd andariund why Umt bold tbalr ab?pa, At >iWn, u< vaar lra?a> tX?n any atber aaaka. My Mtihod !?/ y Mining Ml Spin mnkit tktm Afert Ffimiblt and L*t\?tr H'mrinM than ativ tthir* Sfi o?s en. For ??l? by ahoe dMlei ? ???rrwh?r?. Jl Nop# genuine without W. L. DouglM Has Your Dog Distemper? | Htmovft afl tymptomi Cwr? t? c?ruln ?nd permanent. C?i ? bottl* to ;?*' **? **"* *o <" for ??. ? 'i;?*1 S*nd lor our fr?* booh Wt. "Dr. Cr*lt ( Advicv." . .WELLS MEDICINE CO." L?l>r*tl*. Indiana M?ke hl? mno.f Id y<.ur own %trtrn |7ft 00 to f IM> 00 ? month pKillr earned N? nnrrii>u<-? or munet n?o*t?tr? Wrback you with our i?pilol?r I torh . you th<* liiuino?i KUg^ut lin* cf ?Aiiiplra frte. PANTS S2? SUITS $9!??S3 |KT*ry fftrn.enl made lo measure In Uteit city ?f'!Sr^'ln^ workminihip ru?rin(#id One [ noefilni ??*?! wanted In every town E?< In f ItfHk)ry. Writ# for acenl'toiitfll? MSB Til MftBRHI TAILORIH0 CO. 141 Hirrlion llrttt. Chlt?t> TOILET ANTISEPTIC NOTHING LIKE IT FOR "f MF TPFTII ^>a*,'ne c*ce's ""f I nt I Kb I n in cleansing, whitening and rumoring tartar from the teeth", betidet dettroying all germi of decay and di?ea?e which ordinary tooth preparation* cannot do. TUP Mill ITU Pa,,'n" u*ed a* a mouth ? "I W I fl wash disinfect* the mouth ?nd throat, purifiea the breath, and kill* the oermt which collect in the mouth, canting tore throat, bad teeth, bad bieath, grippe, and much tickneM. Tup PYFQ w^en *n^arnc^' lirc^* I nt t ? tw and burn, may be in?tantl) telieved and strengthened by Paxtine. AATADDII<'>u,'ne dcMroy the Wit I Annn that cauie catarrh, heal the hi* flammation and (top the duchargo. It u a tun remedy for ut?rln? catarrh. Paxtine U a harmlcst yet powerful germicide,diainfctfant nd dcodorittt. U??d in bathing it destroys odon and leave# die body anti^rpti**Jly clean. roti^ALK ATo?*ua*Tontft,ooc. J OR POSTPAID ?Y MAIL. LARGE SAMPLE FREE! THE PAXTON TOILET CO.. POCTON. M/?88. PUTNAM FADELESS DYES ??lor ninr* nodi br1*ht#r anil r?attr colors than *n/ othor d/?. On* Kk\ paokaM color* all flbor* T><? Uy? In coM wolrr loiter Oiixn an/ oth?r dyo. TM mrmmi without rlpptag ?pvt. Wnu f? ll* WwHh-Bow to Djr*. ?4 UlM Ottor*. MOM lit*E UUtU CO., <|?lncy, llllaol*