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Bronchitis i-rsKHtecjrr: “ I have kept Ayer’s Cherry Pec toral in my house for a great many years. It' is the best medicine in the world for coughs and colds.” J. C Williams, Attica, N. Y. All serious lung troubles begin with a tickling in the throat. You can stop this at first in a single night with Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Use it also for bronchitis, hard colds, consumption. Tbrecsizes: 25c., SOc., $1.00. Consult your doctor. If he says take it, then do as he suvs. If ht* tells you not to take it, then don’t take it. lie knows. TKiRTEtNTH GUEST LEAD IN THE MENS HAY CCMiNCJ TO GEORGIA. -Wi Fatal File In an Hotel fat Menominee, Mich. WILD LEAP FROM A Fire In Travelers' Home Causes Panic Among Guests, Who Spring From High Windows In an Effort to Escape Hotel Practically Destroyed. Mich., Dec. 22.—Fire You should promptly correct any constipation or biliousness with Ayer’s Pills, small, laxative doses. J. C. AYER CO., Lowell, Mass. lay caused 12 persons to jump nonj Payne home that Secretary i roml story windows ot the Trav | who is t h a wife of Menomilnee tod a th elers Home, a small hotel here. 1 ae thirteenth guest, James Beat ty, was tound dead in the ruins. Joseph Vorachek was tatally burned. Fred Jeu&ki was badly injured in jumping from a window. The hotel was practically destroyed. Gecretary of State l\i eds Ract Go to Thomasville. Washington, Dec. 22.—Secretary o. Statu Hay will probably, run down to j Georgia lor a rest immediately alter the l.:t of January. He has been con- i fined to his ..owe by a very stubborn j WINDOW, cold for soni" days, and is considering, the advisability of a short rest away troui the scene of his labors. If he j leaves here he will go to Thomas-! vine, where he will be the guest Colonel Oliver Payne at the beautiful Payne home ou the outskirts of Geor gia’s famous winter resort. It will be recalled that It was at Hay’s Payne EFFORTS BjNj MADE T9 AVtOT A CRISIS Ministers Would Throw Oil on tha Troub.ed Waters. GOV. CUMMINS’ MOTHER DEA.D. THE RUSSO-JAPANESE IMBROGLIO Foreign Secretary Lansdowne and For- She Was a Descendant From An His toric Family. Des Moires, Iowa. Dec. 22.—Mrs. T. | J. Cummins, mother of Governor At j bert Cummins, died of pneumonia to day. Governor Cummins was r.i the bod side-at the last mo in or/. He had been with her constantly since bis arrival from Boston, a week ago, un til her death. * it was le s than ten doys ago that licking Skin by day and night— .p aint of those who Difltres! That’s the con _ are > r.niortnnau- as to be afllicted with Kczcnia <»r S;.)!, 1 ‘heuru—and out ward applications do not cure, i’hey can’t. of (he trouble is in the that pure and this scal- ilching skin disease will eign Minister Lelcasse Have Maae (j 0vern0r Cummins, while attending a Strong Representations with View of i banquet in Boston, received a tele announcing the serious illness Averting Trouble Between Nations. gram i of his mother. The governor reached the reports that Foreign Secretarj i Whitney, the nephew ol Colonel Payne. Lai sdowne and Foreign Minister Dei spent her honeymood. Mr. and Mrs. I Wlhitney will spend the holidays with the secretary, and it is probable that the entire party will run down to Georgia for a few days. t casse have within the last few days made strong representations at Tokio with the view to averting a crisis be ween Russia and Japan. There is reason to believe that these The seertary has to be here for the ropiesentations coming at Jie critical HOLIDAYS AT WHITE HOUSE. A Winter Nlffht. When out of door a blustering roar doth make the poplars rock And winter rattled at the door and tries to break the lock, A touch of fear is wakened by the voices of the night, For cold is ever hungry and the north wind loves to bite. The home is like a fortress where our treasures we bestow. Beset by a revengeful and imperishable foe, But the heart takes on new courage and forgets its sense of dread When Willie puts his nightie on and cud- • dies into bed. Why should the future darken with the shadows of dismay? We are the victors row and shall be so for many a day. And if h-- sY.-ns and smiles with faith in f'.'.i i 1 y< i! 1 mo What ou; lit our trust in wisdom far be yond our own to be? Perhaps our place is humble in the toll some march of life; Perchance we ne’er shall bear a glittering trophy from the strife, But It’s something just to know this youngster's glad and warm and fed When Willie puts his nightie on and cud dles Into bed. —Washington Star Aa Panama is to copy the constitu tion of the United Stales it will be a long time before the Panama senators can be elected by direct vote of the people. No Cabinet Meetings Will Be Held During Recess. Washington, Dec. 22.—No cabinet meetings will be held during the holi day recess. Both President Roosevelt and his official advisors will observe the recess so far as public service will permit. Such business as the several 1 fabinet officers may have with the pi evident, will be brought to his atten tion by them as individuals unless some emergency should arise which should render it necessary for the cab im-t to assemble as a body tor its con sideration. Ordinarily a meeting woudi have been held today, but the presi dent notified the members of the cab inet of the suspension of the semi weekly meetings. Such callers as the president may receive during the hoii days will have to make their engage ments for the afternoons as he will spend no time in his office during the mornings. President Roosevelt left the White House early today for a long ride. He was unaccompanied when he left the mansion, but later was joined by a fiiend. /-.USTIN CORBIN ESTATE. diplomatic breakfast on Now Year s day, and the cabinet dinner he will give next week; after that he will be free to leave unless there should be unusual international complications not now expected. FUNERAL OF MOTHER BEASLEY. Woman Who Died Clasping Figure of Virgin Buried. Bavannah, Ga., Dec. 22.—The funeral of Mother Matilda Beasley, the age Frecch-indian woman who died Mon day morning with her arms claspc-d gfcout the image of the Virgin Mary, tiefore which she had crawled in her private chapel to die, took place from the Sacred Heart church. Father Gregory, of St. Benedi' church, said mass. After the mass Father Aloysius, of the Sacred Heart church, spoke briefly of the life oi Mother Beasley. He paid a high tri bute to her pious life and charitable work. The pallbearers selected from the Mutual Aid Society of St. Benedict church, by request of Mother Beasley, were W. F. Bullock, T. S. Mitchell, C. F. Dezara, Joseph King, William Des- verges and James Dowes. The interment was in the cathedral cemetery. moment when Japan’s reply was being haniied to the Russian minister, Baron de Rosen, exercised a powerful re straining iniluence. This is especial ly true of Lord Lansdowne, owing to Great Britain being the ally of Spam. The terms of the Japanese answer are not yet known here, but owing to the action taken by Great Britain and Fiance, the officials here are confident that her answer permits a continuance of the diplomatic uegotiations towards securing common grounds for an agreement. The source b ood — nil' !:e in,, burnii.;.;, di -appear. “I was takf arni.-i which Laris, Dec. 22. Confirmation was ob- ^ mo tij er while she was yet con tained. iruru official sources today oi sci( ug ^ moment she seeme.i to improve, and until yesterday there were hopes of her recovery. Last j night, however, she grew rapidly worse and expired this morning. Mrs. Cummins was a descendant j from an historic family, an ancestor having been a signer of the Mecklen- I burg declaration of independence. She was a native of Green county. Pa., and i was 77 years of age Her maiden i name was Flanniken. with an itching on my >ro\ I very disagreeable. I concluded u was .-alt. rheum and bought a tsottl. fill .!’ Sar .ipurilla. In two days after I began taking it I felt better and it was not long before I was cored. Have never had any skin disease since.” Mas. Ida B. Waud, Cove Point, Md. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills rid tin* blood of all impurities and cure all eruptions. ROMANCE OF A RING. How Speaker ('annon’s Wife Recov ered Her EnKugement Token. A peculiar accident recently happen ed at Tuscola, 111., in connection with a ring which was lost by Mrs. Joseph G. Cannon thirty-one years ago, says the Terre Haute (Ind.) Star. At that time Congressman Cannon, now speak- Walter Taylor Convicted of Assaulting cr of the house of representatives at FIVE YEARS IN PRISON. WARSHIPS LEAVE COREA. In paying taxes on $10,000,000 with out a protest Mr. Carnegie lays hltn- s<“M' liable to the ostracism of the Mil lionaires’ club. Panama lias politely Informed Co lombia that she can be a sister to that country, but cannot maintain any clos er relations. Struggle Over Division Has Not Yet Been Concluded. New York, Dec. 22.—A decree set tling the second judicial accounting of the executors and trustees of the Austin Corbin estate, has been entered Dy the surrogate of Suffory tounty, Long Island. Litigation instituted by one of the lato railroad magnate’s daugh ters has, according to the report, great ly depleted the estate. When first appraised in 1897 the personal holdings werp valued at $1,900,0(10. Now tihere is shown to be PAULDING COUNTY TRAGEDY. It will be good news to the mothers Of small children to learn that croup oan be prevented. The first sign of i a cash balance of only $290,000, ami croup is hoarseness. A day or two realty worth about $1,500,000. In June, before the attack the child becomes j hoarse. This is soon followed by a peculiar rough cough Give Cham ; berlain’s Cough Remedy freely as > soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the rough cough aooears. ; and it will dispel all symptoms of egtat0 hag not been concluded. oroup. In this way all danger and aoxiety may be avoided. 1901, the accounting filed showed that the executors were charged with $2,477,000. However, there is still considerable real estate not included in the report. The struggle over a division of the This reuoe- , GUILTY OF HUSBAND’S MURDER dy is used by many thousands of mothers and has never .been know to 1 fail. It is, in fact, the only remedy Vercl,c t Carnes Death Penalty In Case tbit can always be depended upon of Mrs. Rogers. and that is pleasant and safe to take Bennington, Vt., Dec. 22. Mrs. Mary For sale by Cherokee Drug Company; 1 Rogers was today found guilty of mur L. D. Allison, Cowpens, 8. C. If the average man could do as much as be thinks he can, there would be little demand for the labor- saving machinery, Kodol I)ynpepi(la Curo Digests all classes of food, tones and strengthens the stomach and diges tive organs. Cures Dyspepsia. Indi gestioo, Stomach Troubles, and makes rich red blood, health and strength. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure re builds wornout tissues, purifit*, strengthens and sweetens the stom ach. Gov. G. W. Atkinson, of VV. Va M says: “I have used a number of bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and have found it to he a very effect- ire and, indeed a powerful remedy for stomach ailments. I recommend it to my friends ” Sold by Cherokee Drug Co. State Department officials sav no proposition for a protectorate over Santo Domingo or for its anoexation will be considered. der in the first degree in killing her husband, Marcus H. Rogers, on Aug 11, 19(12. 'Ffie verdict carries the death penal- ty- j Results of Shooting Affray Between Shipps and Cantrells. Dallas, Ga.. Dec. 22.—As the result | of the shooting affray between the Shipps and Cantrells at the home of John Brooks, in the eastern part ot Paulding county, Wednesday night, which was given publicity Friday morning, Will Shipp and Clarence Can trell, who started the gun play, are dead, and Will (rantrell, who is charg ed with shooting Will Shipp, is under anest. Shipp died Saturday morning and Cantrell died Saturday afternoon at sunset. The affair took place in a remold J part ol the county, and as yet no com- j milment trial has been held for W Cantrell. FIRED BULLETS IN BREAST. Only the Russian Cruiser Boyarin Re mains a Chemulpo. St. Petersburg, Dec. 22.—Of the Rus sian warships recently at Chemulpo, Corea, in connection with the distur- Daccc-s there, only the cruiser Boyarin remains at that place. All the other vessels have returnd to Port Arthur. Vue Admiral Stark, commanding the Russian Pacific squadron, while the warships were at Chemulpo, hall an au dier.ee with the emperor of Corea. According to the Fort Arthur Novyk ria some of the Chinese militia fought in the ranks of the Chinese robber bauds in iho recent encounter with the Russians. The paper contends that Russia is compelled to take active steps to rid Manchuria ot these bandits because China has not filled all her treaty engagements. HOW STORY ORIGINATED. Congressman Lamar, of Florida. Tallahassee, Fla., Dec. 22.—'Walter L. Taylor, after being acquitted on four indictments last week charging him ! with assault on Congressman Lamar, | was convicted in the case beginning Friday on th« charge of assault with intent to murder. Judge Malone sen tenced him to five years in the state ! ; prison. Soon a tier Mr. Lamar, then alter- 1 ney general, was nominated for con- | press, Taylor accused him of having i said that he stuffed the ballot box in th« primary in Leon county and pre- | sente.1 a pirtol, commanding a written retraction. Lamar took the pistol from him and gave it to Taylor's uncle, who returnea it to him. whereupon Taylor again drew it on Lamar and compelled him to sign the retraction. TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. Mills Resume Work. Pittsburg, Dec. 22.—The W. DeWees Wood Sheet mills of the American Sheet steel company at McKeesport, resumed work in all departments last night. For several weeks but three of the 17 sheet mills have been work ing. A part of the Boston Iron and Steel mill department of the National Tub" Work.- company also resumed work last night after a shut down i six weeks. At Glassport the eight- inch department of the Pittsburg Steel Hoop company resumed operation to day after a suspension of two months. Stranger Commits Suicide In Mobile Boarding House., Mobile, Ala.. Dec. 2 a stranger, apparently 50 years old, I committed suicide at his boarding house -arly today by firing bullets In his breast. Where Bowen came from is not known, but he appeared to be In com- lortable circumstances. He had been in Mobile three weeks, and left no letters Nine Million Dollars of Pope's Account- de For. Rome, Dec. 22.—According to the Massaggero the story that Oardinol Gotti, prelect of the propaganda, re cently banded to the pope $9,000,(W"> said to have been confided to the car dinal by the late Pope Leo, original ed in the fact that in the financial in vestigation following Pope Leo’s deatn a deficit of over $100,OuO was found. Alter diligent search and although no positive proof was obtainable it ap peared evideot that the only person who could know where the money had gone was a certain monsiguor living in the Vatican. He at first asserted • that ho knew nothing of the matter i but more closely questioned and- the one General Rafael Bey s the special envoy from Colomin.:. who seems to be the persiileat-elect <>: his country, has confided to friends :n the diplo matic corps at Washington that he be lieves war between this country and Colombia is practically inevitable. At Tallahassee Walter L. Taylor was convicted of assaulting Congressman Lamar with intent to murder and was sentenced to serve five years. It is estimated that SO.OOO men are which* Washington, was a practicing attorney ut Tuscola. Shortly after his marriage to Miss Reed the latter was in her hus band’s office one day when she acci dentally dropped her engagement ring, perhaps in the wastebasket. It could not he found, and Mrs. Cannon’s heart was saddened for weeks over the loss. While some workmen were excavat ing In the rear of the opera house In that city a few days ago they threw out a small ring. Singular as it may pppear, it was the ring lost by the young bride more than thirty-one years before. It was a plain gold ring, on the inside being engraved the initials of Mr. Cannon and those of his wife. It has been forwarded to Mr. Cannon at Washington. The wastebasket had probably been emptied in the alley, and the betrothal ring sunk in the mud. to remain then more than a quarter of a century. This is the season of the year when the prudent and careful housewife replenishes her supply of Chamber- 1 Iain’s Cough Remedy. It is certain to be needed before the winter is over, and results are much more prompt at d satisfactory when it is kept at hard and given as soon as the cold is .contracted and before it has become settled in the system. In almost every instance a severe cold may be warded off by t" 1 'i *; this remedy I freely as goon as tb. lirst indication of the cold appears There is no dan ger in giving it to children for it con tains no harmful substance. It is pleasant to take—both adults and affected by the cut in wages the steel trust has ordered. children like it. Buy it and you will Over 20 persons have been con- get the best. It always cures. For victod and sentenced at KIshineff for sale by Cherokee Drug Company; participating in the massacre of the L. D. Allison, Cowpens. 8. C. Jews. Japan’s reply to Russia ha* been handed to Baron do Rosen. Russia The United States Court of Claim* decided a number of cases coming , , . ^ . , , from Maryland and the Virginias and is asked to reconsider certain PO^ts | growjng out o( the Civjl War in her reply. It is authoritatively stated that next Wednesday a report will he made in | favor of revising the Dreyfus case. for evidence gathering against him, •J. B. Rowan, sa j ( j ^ ^e pope; ”Be patient, God will provide the needs of the Holy See.” Soon afterwards the monsignor ap peared witli a friend and said that Pope Leo had confided the money to mm, requesting him to return It to hia successor four months after his death. Negro Witness Met Death. Valdosta, Ga., Dec. 22.—John Evei^ ett, a white man living in the Cat creek neighborhood, this county, is charged with the killing of a negro named George Jones on Saturday. News from the tragedy reported here was to the effect that Bverett met Cloud for Children. Ttee pleasant to take and harmless | One Minute Cough Cure gives immedi ate relief in all case* of Cough, Croup and LaGrippe because it does not pat* immediately into the stomach, but takes effect right at the seat of the trouble. It draws out the inflamma tion, heals and soothes and cures per manently by enabling the lungs to contribute pure life-giving and life- sustaining oxygen to the blood and tissues. Dr. Armstrong, of Della. Tex., prescribes it daily and says LIVERY DRIVERS’ STRIKE. Spending Christmas In Old Country. Copenhagen. Dec;. 22.—The Scandi- navian-American lii^p steamer United States, from New York. Doc. 9, arrived here today with 850 Scandinavians from the United States on board. They are to spend Christmas with relatives. The steamer was delayed by a fog in the North sea. The Influx of Christ mas excursionists from the United States is unprecedented. Safeguard Against Accident. The best safeguard against accident is to use good judgment in directing every act. But. accidents will often occur In *pite of every effort to pre vent them. The best safeguard against injury resulting from acci dents is Elliott’s Emulsified Oil Lini ment. It is the most serviceable ac cident and Emergency Liniment ever made ani is the most satisfactory Liniment for use in the family and on animals ever offered. Large bottle 25ots. Gaffney Drug Go. Taft Coming to U . S. Manila, Dec. 22.—Governor Taft will leave this city on Wednesday, the twenty-third instant, for the United States. He will visit Tokio, enroute to meet the mikado at the request oi the latter. He will be tendered a reception by the citizens on his arrival at Honolulu. No Truth In Report. St. P ‘tersburg. Dec. 22.— There is no truth in the report published by a news agency iu the United 'States that the czarina recently gave birth to a dead son. The story is pronounce( absurd. It is pointed out that jshe lives an absolutely public life and th i any concealment of any such an event as the one referred to would be irapos- slble. One Funeral Is Held Under Cover of • Darkness. Chicago, Dec. 22.—Members of tha Livery Drivers’ union met at noon to consider a plan to settle their strike. Wlhdle the arbitration wa* being con sidered. news was received of the first union label funeral since the str begun. Th funeral waa arranged by Undertaker G. M. Marks, the body ot the deceased being removed in a dead wagon bearing a placard proclaiming the vehicle to be owned by an under take.’ paying the union scale. It was also the first funeral in which a procession of carriages was sup plied to the mourners. The funeral of John B. Kelly was held under cover of darkness last night on account of the possibility of vio lence. Civility is a charm that attacts the love of all men and too much is bet- 1 ter than to show too little. the negro at Carswell mill, and after striking him with a stick shot him i there is no better cough remedy made with a pistol. The negro ran off Into i Sold by Cherokee Drug Co. the creek swamp and his dead body was found later. The trouble is sup posed to have grown out of a true for a minor offense which the grand jury recently found against Everett, ! A Thouwmti Doiiar’a Worth of uoorf. the negro appearing as a witness be- A. H. Thurnes, a well known coal for* the jury. operator of Buffalo, O., writes, "I have been afflicted with kidney and Mileage for Three Rads bladder trouble for years, passing Savannah. (}a., Dec. 22.—Vhe effort, i ? rave l or atones with (ictuclatin« ot the Travelers' Protective asaocia I P* 111 ' , 1 « ot 00 f' 116 ' !r 0ID tion ot Georgia directed chiefly by hotil I began tsking holey s Kidney Stale Chairman Mar Kronas, of th. i ^ S*" ,l ’*. "fj* ,T" F-T a”*; ... ... , ’ 'A few *dof»es started the brick dust railroad eommlltee. are to be crowned . 9toI|t9 „„„ , htv . „„ with partial success and the South- pain across my kidneys and I feel ern railway is to put on ^sale mileage! H new miin jt, has done me a books that will be interchangeable as jujo wor th of good.” between its own line and the Central ! of Georgia and the Georgia Southern Yoq can estimate a man pretty and Florida. This proposition will be | correctly by the men whom he does submitted to the several posts through- □ ot know. It is thought the Senate subcom mittee investigating the case of Gen eral Wood will not go to Cuba before Marob. Officers Kill Negro Brother*. Hoffman, N. C., Dec. 22.—Two broth ers, Calloway and John Blue, negroes, living In Cumberland county, were shot and killed by ’Down Marshal Thompson and a deputy while resisting arrest for disorderly conduct. The officers were fired on, but escaped Injury. Big Deal In Coal Lands. Knoxville, Tenn., Dec. 22.—R. F. Winn, representing a Big Stone Gap, Vd., corporation has closed a deal for t»,500 acres of valuable domestic coai lands In Campbell county, Tenn. The price is not made public. The coal will be developed. Funeral Frederick Coudert. New York, Dec. 22.—The funeral of Frederick R. Coudert, who died at Washington last Sunday wasjield from St. Patrick’s cathedral hSro today. Delegations representing the business institutions, clubs and colleges, with which Mr. C<#idert was Identified dur Ing his lifetime were present. Out the state and it 18 expected (that Hoji'm Life Nmv«(I Frum M. mbmiiouH Croep it will be received with satisfaction. C. W. Lynch, a prominent citizen of Winchester, Ind., writes, “My lit- To Purchase Krupp Gun*. tie boy had a severe attack of mem- The Hague. Dec. 22.—The secoml branous croup, and only got relief af- ehamber of the Dutch parliament hy a vote of 50 to 38 today voted $1,760.- 000 to purchase new Krupp guns oi the quick-firing pattern. The Social ists and Progressists contested the ne ccssity for a large army expenditure, especially in view of the outlay requir ed In connection with social legislation Report From the Reform School J. G. Gluck, Superintendent,‘Prun- tytown, W. Va., writes: /‘After trying all other advertised cough medicines we have decided to use Foley’s Honey and Tar exclusively In the West Virginia Reform Scliool. I And it the most effective and absolute ly harmless.” Americans Marry In ftaly. Rotae, Dec. 22.—Laura Edith Beazell, of Ligonier, Ind., and Fitzhenry Andres of Boston, were married at tho capttol today A second ceremony followed at the Methodist church. Pleaded Not Guilty. Grand Rapids, Mich., Dec. 22.—>Ex- Alnerman Mal&chl Kinney pleaded no: guilty of accepting a bribe to aid th; i nk( Michigan water scheme In su ’ ''’uor court today, and his case wai ■Journed until Jan. 11. Will Carry Relief Crew*. London, Dec. 22.—The British ar mored cruiser King Altred was com- mnsioned at Portsmouth today for the China station, to which she will take relief crews for the battleship Glory and other ve eels. Dr. Pearsons Offer* Large Sum. Chicago, Dec, 22 —Dr. D. K. Pearson* Alarm Bells Scared Robbers Away. Bloomington, 111., Dec. 22.—The gang Hearing Postponed. New York. Dec. 22.—i he hearing in the United States Shipbuilding reeeiv arship prM vedlngs w^s postponed to lay until tomorrow, because of the illness of < ounsol Untermeyer of th< -aiing bonditplders, has offered $50,000 to the Chicago Of safeblowers that has been robbin City Missionary Society on condition; Central Illinois banks exploded dyrn that the money be used as a nucleu for a permanent endowment fund of $150,000. Under the provision*! ( the offer tho Missionary Society mes raise $100,000 before It will receive the gift . mite and wrecked the baruk at Arch:): last night. Just as $10,000 was (" posed the telephone hells In the eff : < commenced to ring and frightc e tbo-m away after they had secured l .. little plunder. Policy Shops Raided. Chicago, Dec. 22.— Policy shops an hand bocks In the Harrison street no lice district have oeeu raided uv t. police and 4-* arrests made. Anti-Toxin* Proves Efficacious. New York, Dec. 22.—A case of ac.R. tetanus has been cured at a hotpu c hero by the use of antl-toxlne inji. a . in large quantities. ter one dose and I feel that it saved the life of my boy.” Refuse substi tutes. You will never ‘find” time for any thing. If you want time you must make it. # - A Timely Topic. At this season of coughs and colds it is well to know that Foley’s Honey and Tar Is the greatest throat and lung remedy. It cures quickly and prevents serious results from a cold. Some people never go ahead be cause they are never sure they are right. “Joints pain you this morning?”' Rheumacide will give you quick and thorough relief. Ask your druggist. It never occurs to fools that merit and good fortune are closely united. A kidney or bladder trouble cun al ways be cured by using Foley’s Kid ney Cure in time. 1 A I ■