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sp j A Golden Rule j I of Agriculture: | 3 Be good to your land and your crop V I will be good. Plenty of 5 Potash I In tb^fertlUzer apcllsquality ( and quantity in the har- . *1 U vest. Write us and I we will send you, ^ free* hy next mail, fgtfw&MfijArDN oUr^money winning UERMAN KALI WORKS, j New York?93 Nassau St. | Atlanta, Qa.-S;4 So.Broad S?.^ fflFwi'/m Gasoline in Poultry li nmw Gasoline is paid by the Poultry Keeper to be better than kerosene for destroying hoe in the henhouse, as the insect dies as soon as it is touched by the 1111 id while when kerosene is used the lice are able to crawl awav some distance before dying. '1 he gaso line evaporates very quickly and leaves everything clean. When put on the heads of the fowl to destroy the large gray lieo the efTec was to render the birds diz/.y for a few moments, but tnoy (|hickiv recoverca ana seemed not to be injured by it. Ap- ; plied on the body it chimph h pen-1 satinn of intense cold, owing fn rapid evaporation, and for that reason it ih not advisable to use it on the body. It should tie used i onl\ h daylight, as if is highly I inllatnable, and the vapor from it lights quickly. Hut we have had good results in using kerose e found it sure death to lice if not instantaneous, so that we do not care to change our method unless we should chance to have the gasoline and not have the kerosene at hand. Worry. This is easier said than done, yet it may be of some help to comider the matter. II the cause is something over which you j have no control it is obvious that worrying will not help the matter ! in the least. On the other hand ! if within your control you have only to act. When you have a cold and tear an attack of pneumonia, buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Llenaedv and use it judiciously and all cause for worry as to the outcome will quieklv disappear. There is no danger of pneumonia when it is used. For sale by J. F. ftlackey & Co., Druggists. A Constable Discharged. ... M. r t i? i? ?> llt*U iUI , I . i>, ?! IIITllt I \N ma < chief constable issued an oidt r that every constable wham tie found drunk woiiM t?e disolr. r<:ed A disaiin .'able ease wa-> epnrted from Char5 -ston And tli?! c instable has tie-iii fired. The man is named Hughes and is a I nativt- <.f Charleston. The charge; against him is that, he tired hisl revolver at a police officer. There was Home criticism in the Charleston papers because tin _Mevrnor did n >f act promptly. but this Mr. 11 unmet '<?vs was not deserved, for the chiol of the Charleston district stispendid Hughes promptly, that being his limit of power, and as soon as Mr Ilammet received Holmes' of.! ficial report th* p?vsion was approved ami Hurries was removed from the foree permanently This action would have been tak eu before it was but for the fact that Holmes' official report was delayed.?The State. OASTOHIA. Bean the /> Kind ^ "3'0 B0U?j4 < T I A Second Noah's Ark. An old lady recently bargained with a London cabman stand ing outside a railway station to take her into town. The sum being agreed .upon the dame re turned into the station, and soon re appeared with two parrots in cages, which hIio handed up to the cabman. Again she journeyed to the platform and brought out two cats. A third trip she made, bringing back a daintily dressed fox-terrier, and a fourth expedition was interrupted by cabby exclaiming: "Hoggin* your pardon, ma'am, but you ain't ex peeling a flood, I'ope?" ' Dear me, no." was the reply ; "whatever made you ask that question, cabby?" "Oh, it's all right, ma'ni," stid Jehu, "I thought I'd ask, 'cos 1 ain't certain as 'ow my horse can swim, and I fancied by the look of your luggage that you were a takin' my keb for a Noah's ark 1" Mr?. John Soderholm, of Fergus Falls, Minn., fell and dislocated her shoulder. She had a surgeon get it back in- place as soon as possible,but" it was quite sore and pained her very much. Her son mentioned that he had seen Chamberlain's Fain Halm advertised for sprains and soreness,and she asked him to huv her a bottle of it, which be did. It quickly relieved her and enabled her to sleep, which she had not done for several days. The son was ho much pleased with the relief it' gave his mother that he has since j recommended it to many others. ] For h ?le by .). F. Mae key tfc Co., Druggists. Would Abolish the Oll'ice. Washington, .1.?n. (5 ? Secretary Hitchcock of the interior depart tnent has recommended to the president that the office of rail road commissioner, held by the late (Jen. James Longstreet, be abolished. It seems probable now that that recommendation will be adopted and that no successor to Gen. Longstreet will be appoint ed. For two years the interior department has made no estimate for the salary of railroad commissioner, the necessary appropriation lor (Jen. Longstreet's salary of $5,000 being nuide by congress on its own initiative. The duties of the ofliee practical* ly have been absotbed by the interstate commerce commission. MORPHINE A Wninlerlnl I?i-Coveiy That Ciir*?i Morphine, l.nudauum, t?piiiin, '< 'amine and <)t lier Drug Habits. TKI .U. TKKATM KNT SKN 1' FKKK ii is no imii 11 01 i'im ordinary practicing physician th.tr th v ;ir?^ in > t a I ?li* 111 en re l lie a \\ 11> I cu rse of Mi hi: habit. A ^rt*at many able physicians are a victim to f us terrible disease. It is no ordinary disease and cannot be cured by any ordinary droits or methods of treatment. It has remained tor us to perfect a wonderful treatment that will cure any case of drug addiction known. It matters not how or when you pot the habit, or how much drug you are using, we guarantee an absolute cure without pain or detention from business, Do you want to be cured? If so write us today for free trial treatment. Strictly eonfidnn t i h I enrr<?Brir?nH?ri/?a fr/?m all, especially physicians solici ted. Address, Manhattan Therapeutic Association, Dep't B.,11^5 Broadway, Ne* York City. A boy Weighing one pound on oarth would weigh twenty seven and a hall pounds on sun. Some Politico! Chat. Mr. L. W. Boy kin of Camden is an active candidate lor a place on the state dispensary board. Mr. Boy kin was a candidate two years ago and was defeated by a very narrow margin, lie declares that, actually he had a majority and the supporters of other can didaies were changing to hinisei I when the changes were ordered to cease. Another candidate recently announced is Mr. Joseph NVylie of Riehburg, one of the most sue cesslul planters of Chester county. In addition to his tarmimr inter ests he has been most successful in his business operations and has had the care of large properly interests entrusted to him because of his business sagacity. Mr. W\ lie is regarded as a man of sterling qualities, of the highest integrity and of considerable bu.si ness ability. Mr. II. II E vans stated t hat so far he has heard of no opposition to himself for the position of chairma n. As has been announced already ComtnissionerCrum will not stand lor re election, although it is said that he would accept the position ii it. should lie tendered hint with out his solicitation ?The Slate. A mighty good rule to adopt in the regulation ol your conduct for the coming year is this. Tackle only one day at a time! and make that just as decent and j as clean and as upright as hum.in , nature will let you.?Kansas City' Times. (o This sifrtintiiro i* on cvorv box of the rr**i?t?in? Laxative Bromo'Quimne TaMeu th* rauio'lv tliaf i'tir?'N ii lo ona ?!?** f CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH j PENNYROYAL FsLLS ir_/ Info. Alwtiva reliable I.ml lea. ask nruRfftat flol niKIIIMIItx KM.I.IMI In Ileal an a} latitat nn-Uiilic boxes, aealeil with blue r'hbon. I Hill' 110 Oilier. Itrfunr ilnnicrrona alalia! Itullonanml Initlatlona* lluyof your DruincWt, or senal !? . in -tamps fur I'nrl la-it Inia. It-all iioiiinla and Keller for ItadlM," i" MMr, bv rt'liiro !<<? I. lo.oOO Testimonials. Mold Or all UriiKKista. OHICIIKHTRR CHEMICAL CO. tlOO Tl ml latin Sifuart', I'll 11.A., PA, M t ntin ti (Ma Mntr ! 'WWfanfi };.??? 1TO QUALIFY rait r;oo/> i>osri ioms ' GUAHANTEED IN WRITING 500 FREE ""'liWlS&rf"1* i Ga.-ala. bus. COLLEGE. Macon. Ga ftp. <n,0?T>8ANK nr"0S,T v. 4V UX/'U' Ra.li id Firr r,iJ. 500 Fill K Ottered. ! HV: i . -TJTta " -? WrlteOulck fc,.L iLSSCOLLEGEtlltcon.Q*. y obialn U. K. ii'id J-tiii ikjii / ! j j r -I . i. i '. li | t . 1 / free report on patentability. 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A ti ii ly lllnitrntod wpeklr. i i.ivpM rlrctilmlon .1' \ m'luiiiittc icturfiM, Tornm,$S >pir; f . 11 r It. tliii.ll. Hulilbyull n0WNi|p;iW-M. MUNN & Co.a0""""*"- Hew York llri. 11U Otllco, i'i) K St., WnaliltKlon, 1>. C. Stiftt't'i'i*or*.? f);)lrc liitt/x. M \ regular ollico days wil 1m1 on Wednesdax am! Saturday of each week. i lu remaining days will l>c reijui red in tin discharge of othor duties L. J. Perry, llounty Supervisor. he story: Chronic C i< : a thin spirituous liquid, of a pleasant IAN BAAX 2F'i.uid ?xtra ROOT Extra 'COD BARK Fluid Extra that other Chill T ic. No Cure, T ui tr " lynHi iiinyj hm?urn? For Infants and Children. "?fc The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the f, ? Signature /ALu of AKiT W ' j\ Jr% # US6 ? For Over Thirty Years THt CINTHUH COUMNY. Nt?YOMCrT?. * COFFINS! and will continue to keep, and Burial Caskets. Our f UD QUALITIES. p to the handsome Metallic Cases, rder when so unrortunate as to ices within the reach of all. /Iercantie Co. if. 11,000 YOUNG MEN WANTKl) FOR POSITIONS Til AT WILL BK (i IT A IIA NTKLD IN \V K IT I N( i. A striking illustration of the almost unlimited demand for voting men and women of husi* | ness education is furnished hy the advertisement of the (ia.? Ala l>u-iness * ollege, of Macon, ,<on., calling for I ,<>00 young ! men and w omen at once Tluit world renowned in titn tion is said to receive mi many I more calls for graduates than lean he supplied that it has not . |onl\ greatly reduced its rates, ^ hut concluded to pay railroad i fare ami give w ritten guaranty '! of position to .all graduates who I desire it. o*2S out Kodol Dyspepsia Cure J Digests what you cat. :hill Cure] bitter taste, made of ct POPLAR BARK ct PfiCKLY ASH BARK ct SARSAPARJLLA A ** onics Don't Cure. 1 joPaj^ri^JOc^^J m