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? j I f. 4f ? . JTs&tJFkitA "TSTAW*v' ' i I The and pain endured by ftany working women is tflhiost beyond J belief. f f ITow to see a a or perform kin household cluti She is so UmS she can hnr< causes pain* dot*,origin of whi merit ot the female organism. cl When t hej*^iHhty periods ai headaches dri-ro all ambition, attacks you, vrlfctwk 3041 are 44 so*nei is certain th*t />afemale derat not let the di?^^a make headway for her free advigpt, and begin at < LYDIA apINKMAM': Profit by fTie r-xperience of 44 Dear Mrs. Pinkuam :?T wish t<> write suffering with wrr V. (Mfflr #-rrH?n trouble for al> wet * 10 me best * ' inwfl i BU I'uul, Mill -I snir-ivd so. Tlw doctors tokl mo tin; only Uiinj; I at l ist derided to quit the doctors and n-ive Mi ham's VrK?*tal>U' ('oiupound ami Sanative \V tor to make an examination an?l he said I was done for me, ami Have advised all my friends Co., Ashland, \W I Jtli s. l'ranees Stafford, S-l t Rust i 14lli Sli New Viwii, 5.Y., says: "It affords me ki?*1 pleasure to tell you ol j benefit I have derived from 1 taking Lydia Ik I5 mas framocs m women w only try it, it ywhjI4 fckem.^ "! tinink you vrtUi alt my heart for what LOST 1I AIH AM) norffTAl III:. UKCiri Hioomin^ton, III,* ?W>in' 8.?? The reci ? I Adlai K Stevenson, formerly vice K,vo*t by t president of the I nit<?<' States, follows: lost liis hair and moustache ami '?.val dene received painful burns on his unrepentai face, head ami hands tottav,while *{' '' ' ^ , - , 1 hen skini trying to extinguish a fuso in his , . * ^ . . official lad home. Ire first fue ctwvied :n a i . it;I k. ^ ance away bedroom. When Mr. tytovenson rushed info tho rooia curtains | were in a blaze. Without call-|^OM "BOW inn aid i'1' attacked I ho flames. I fl In a moment fhe hatr on his print^u^on' Lead went up in a puff of smoke, .t is simply The lire then seized Hi* moiu- tasteless for tache and blistewtwl face. Then Mr. Stevenson called for KINSK! help, lie retreated before the flames cau f^ht iiis clot 1m wf. The ^d fie field j loss to the houso was fl.tKM). Truly t ' has come Y?o Orral n U{*kt. . ,. the lion an A reliable r.?fAf fcr b.wel down , , otnplaints should alwaf tfe? kept ( ^ (ift hi natni. j he rink i* t4H> tfreat ,v'* for anyone to take. Chamber- antipathy, Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- Hon. B. R rhoea Remedy naver fails and . . wh.n r?(lnr?d -ilk "^j|r r'"" " ' ? ant to take. For i%U|f J. V. heating th? Mackey <fc Co., druggists^ shares an 9 Aw " Mi iwk: l^7>--J?p jjAlt A!l/nS\ If vV^>pdZ^A4Jw&*- vfa/i ii !I'l-fi N ' > J Skmrn *} llf/r/Pi ~j^K/ ?^^psf! u inn ^rsisc In ^5f-5^ lljliW ., 1 * . 1 1. woman struggling* io earn a Iivli es when her back and head are ac l!y dra^ about, and every move eh is quickly traced to some der re painful or irregular, when backach< w hen 44I-can-hardly-drag-about " sen rveus-it-seeins-a5-though-you*would-f] igement is fastening itself upon voi write your symptoms to Mrs. Fin once the use of S VEGETABLE COnPOLtf the Women Whose Letters Follow: ami thank you for all you have done for mo. I ha out four years ami tuieu everything, hut foinul ho r ) ami < hie..go. 1 li o? gill (hues 1 would go f would he to have an operation ami my ovaries ta s. Pinkham's remedies a trial. 1 used both Lydia 1 ash,and now Ihut my self completely cured. 1 had cured. T cannot say enough for what your rentedi to try it."?Mies. Clara Mall, wftli S*. i\ Si- Is at. reel, Mrs. Lou Davis, 74: Institute 1'luco, t'liiougo, ill., says: < : the 44 August 2*1 ink- 44 For the good of others T wish to testif ege- merits of your wonderful medicine, Lydia I out- | iiaai > \ egetuoh) Conu>oumi. [ am " f was certainly In a vi?it had condition yiug fered terribly with a continual backache an nhit a lie. I had pleurisy in my rigkt side, bearii did. uaitis,and those diz,.>, sinking or fainting si* 1 to nervous, peevish and despondent, had 111 was advised to try yuur medicine,a h at greatly surprised at the benefit T derived 1 ould use. I am now entirely cured of th?*se ailme rlrag eon*i.'tpien; !y ft-. I and look like an ?. ininUy i was son >ver. * I skall always be pbvued to rnflueiiee 5 u to woiiu*i to try year Veu?. tubWj (Auuiioiurtl. tier done wonders for me, and I am very tnankfi kin z lose, 1 . I iiim iff * <4Si fPiA Jt'A LSi ivH L'< ) Jv I 'l'i I' li wo 0 lu v. ^ |k ||? Bl|l |-ol.fI*w{tla |?rodin t if ! AiJUU JlUU ?rijr!..:.l letters . . ^ si^iinf ores ot uImo tiniooiuls, w li ieh wili prove tliHr al? ? | gVll IlilKmoM. Lydia I'. i'mkhuui "Med. ^OUr j kynn, <; FOR HARMONY. prnniiiK hooks. While .. . citv lust week for the pu pe tor harmony usually | \ _ 1 1 delivering an address ho he reorganizers is as Mix sixteen parts of I ftiJualin^j lass ol tli icrats with one part of I Carolina Medical iJoliej, nt bolters and stir un- M')r Tillman was temlerei e bolters are on top. feast, (he like 01 which v oil' the top with an 1 before seen in ('harlesi le and throw the bal-1 was wined and dined, ha . the Commoner. J and "toasted" in a princ ' ' "' > nor. It was an honor < tl IihI toil ffrr l oloiic | . . . I where honor was due, ike Grove's Tasteless Chi II . , , . k,.. the formula is plaint; S(>m"r """Mor has labor "v-ri hnrriM showiiuf that 11111 v. in season and out < iron >111(1 <\ ui nil,.. ill < ni" No cur?* no" pay. *50p for Charleston and her \ D AND MA Dh II. <?oo?i for ftiiidrn Advertiser. I'^e pleasant to take a he political millenium I?8* ^'nu|? CoughC . immediate rolmf in a! in South Carolina Cough, Croup and LaOr id the lamb have lain causp it does not pass ?m dier. After indulging 'nf? _the stomach, h . ... , effect right at the sea yearn in the b.ttereet troubie. ? drilw, out th each for the other, the mation, heals and eoo . Tillman and Charles curaa permanently by kisned and made up," the lung, to contriout. 1 f' giving and life-sustainin air swords into plough (0 blood and tissuei id their spear* into ford Bros. A Sl'AKTANBUIUi MY 8' Spartanburg, April J genuine sensation developc morning early when a snial boy picking up whiskey in the vacant lr t rn *Nortl ertv street, in the rear of f business bouses, observed f bar go pods of bl od o ground. The crimson tra aft traced by t ho black urchin well, situated in the centre W lot occupied as a marble yj I Stephen and McKie. A _ opening ol tlie well the ?>5?^ stains censed to appear. ^ negro went back to the o <^vti * SP?' an'l on the ground dit llflia ec^ a linen collar, 15 m ^"$8 slashed about the centre fri two sides, it being a standi hood 'ar* *'10 jrronm* wa ? . . seen a cuff. a bloody clasp a not e-book containing t! :ment lowing entries : "See I Bishop, Trakas, Tinsley," whom are leading confecl and fruit dealers, ofthecitj name was to be secured Hon ne?ro shortly alter his find |y " it ni?ned (he police, and an 1 Do ?'ven* 1 his caused kham crowds to congregate at tin and the marble yards of Si A McKie were crowded I morbidly curious from 111 until night. In the lot was observed traces of ,vc b??n wheels. The blood leadi chef. 1 crazy, I fne well wouul naturally It ken out. an inspection of the bolt I'inUthe dt>c- the well. All of the watc ies have drawn oil' and no corpse v Express , , . , be tound, and no signs thai tiling unclean or bloody ha rUt o, . numped into this 20-foot , 1001. The supposition witli some alter attacking and robbii victim, he was carried oil 'j f Mf" buKirv. The sheriff, his d a Ufiiu- | lK-dowa Hie chief of police and the < dls, was are jlarcj a( Work on the ca md was kir 110 one who lives 111 111 from its or a|,y waV8 near here lias ats, and * iew r- reported as missing, and 111 , enshrouds the entire aflair. u fieri nor it li&* i"K of a recent dale has c " such a sensation in Sparta . Some people are inclined uimot sard the matter ns a d c tli?' "April Fool," hut themnjr anil citizens helieve that thoi soltile been "murder most foul." Mas*. KOJiliKIU' IN N V)>Y V<) ^ I New York, April 9.? / (and eight boys looted a ho in thoiKfiRt 5'M street this afte rpose of j They carried o(T $0,000 wo >fore t h *! hricahrar, si I verware and 0 South I ry. Seven of the boys hav ;e, Sona- arrested. One of them, S 1 a |ftV(l "Id, confessed ami told the iras never ' of tI,e ot,ierR- ' ho hnii?e * . ,, cupied by Mrs. ICliznbeth Ion. lie K . sey, a widow. This mornii nquetted , , , removed her furniture to ey man , a|)()(je> She intended placi jonlerred remaining belongings in si tor the Mr8 Dempsey left tho ho ed faith noon and returned at C o ?f season. She found that tho hous ^eople. | been ransacked and everything porl.ablo had carried oil' The police ]< that a man and a num nd harm- small boys had be*n seen ure ?4VUH iug articles from the liousi 1 cases of Humably helping the ?c< i ppo be- rilf,vrM mediate-!" ~ . . ut takef*| castor tlu'H and For Infants and Childrt ;Zh!Z Tin Kind You Have Always g oxygen B?ars the jjS7 \. ( raw- signatara of ( > ~r IKIll. KODOl digests what you eat. l.?A KGDOL )d (his anc* swee,ens t"? stn-rtlSK. I negro KODOL cures lndigestioa, d\ >if*And ^ all stonaach and b?wl *?JEhLes. bctTnn KCDOL accalornt-es the aoticuotf IhjwarII Ij'b i trtc ^'auds and giv;t ?. 77*he , > digestive organs. \ ipvernl, 1 K'"DOL r?,Ieve8 an overwork^ rtoflMkh several, o{ a? nervous stra? 1o tt (he i * heart a full, free ?nd untramr Jed I action, nourishes the nervous avw??o$i.na il Wits | feeds the brain. fo a KODOL is the wonderful re r r?4f l^kt is I of t he j making so many sick poipKTren I and wcaj< people strong by girif g iro ?cir ird l>y I bo ttes all of tho nourishnaent fcn.t t???%n, ., tained in the food they eat. .1 .t the | * , , , Battles er'.y, St.00 Stre hoHlnp 2Td tins* fjp ^rtal 0100(1 sire, which sells for 50c. The P/l5Ma4 oofg by L. C. PeWITT < 6<k riginal I'^or sale Hy Craw lord Bros. icover-J ' 1111 mm,J i lm|)er J WHKKFK MKKS-,MtJ10N.S^t.v/ am tne >Va-lnnglon, April S?The ngcol- navy department is intomed ^ s also that the collier Justin It C' (1nvite knife, vesUrdav for the island of Yap, le fol- in the Caroline group, on her 1 >ecker. way to San Francisco The vlsP all of lo Yap is made lor the purpose I lioners i.f taking there a lawyer front r. No Georgia, who is looking out lor The t!?o interests of certain residents sum of Georgia, who claimed to he alarm heirs of the late King O'lveHc, ot" j large Yap, who is said lo have left a A j spot, valuable estate. The claimants Jn tcphen are the wife and children of the >y the alleged king. King O'Kf^le had) rr ornitrg several dusky wives and chihlreu^.ffJ* there in his kingdom, and they will'l T buggy doubtedly resist any attempt on ing to' (lie part of tlio American heirs to ? jad to secure possessiou ol any part oi om of his estate. r WUB ??? mm vas to Makes a Clean Sweep. | I any- There's nothing like doing a d been thing thoroughly. Of all the wcjj Salves you ever heard of, Buck, len's Arnica Salve is the best. It is that sweeps away and cures burns, lg the Hjrefn bruises, cuts, boils, ulcers, ski n eruptions and piles. It's 111 a only 25c, and guaranteed to give eputy, satisfaction by Crawford Bros, officers ami ' F- Mac key & Co., druggists, se. So . . ? . . e city IMIKJHAl! YOUNG DEAD. beeu Salt Lake, Utah, April IX.? lystery Crigham Young, president oi the V X 1 1 " Nature # KeiiitMly ?;o., I jrr. W asbiugtou, l>. C. "' '1 * ixnn- council oi 1 welve Apostles ol the reated Mormon church, died 111 Ihia city nburg. tonight altera lingering il'ne^s. to ro Ho was horn af Rutland, O, in clayed I ^d(>, and was the eldest son of ' ?ri1\ ol President I.rghunt Young. A disordered stomach may cause no end of trouble. Whe 1 )n> - >tr>niacti fails to perform its functions the .. > bowel" become deranged, tic liver 'lilt. and kidneys congested, causing numerous diseases, the most fatal of t man which ar n?itt!esa and t? r 'he use Oil ",nr<* to he dreaded, 't he important thing is to restore ttie stomach and moon, livtr to a healthy condition, and for rth of "'is Purpose no hetter preparation can be used than Chamberlain'sStomjt'WPl I h'd, irnl I.iver Tattle!s. For sale b> J. o been j ' -MHnk(W ^ < 0" druggist". voaral *"* " names AG.UN FOIU MOIMKIK. VPR OC- ! Charleston, April 11.?Senator I >em p . Iillman has written to (.ten. J\.d-' ip she .. ward MoCrndv, the historian, enH IIUVV ng her c^os'nf5 {l letter from Secretary of forage. ^ ar Rlilui Root announcing that 11*0 at |'ho name of the military ro'-orvaI'clock. lion on Sullivan's island, recent p had i ly known as Fort Getty, ha* been almost I changed to Fort Moulin"," in been htjpor ot Maj. Gen. Moultrie of aarnedjjjm Continental army. The ^ei 0 j South Carolina Historical society, ? the Sons of the Revolution and ?, pre. Daughters of the Revolution of supant this city had entrusted S uitor Tillman with a petition and proI A. test against the chance to Fort I f\ (?"tty, and asking that the name sn. Fort Moultrie be restored. Bought! ?-? ^ 1 WAXTKI)?Amenta, malp and ft>I m&if> tn anil /*??? rotnnd! mo C.?r t