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Some fellows make a rye face every tirue cliey tike a drink. The Rrst PrrMTlpllon For flilll* and Fever i> a bottle of Grove's Tasteless ( hii. . Tonic. It is simple iron arid <iniuino in a tasteless form. No cure,no pay. Price 'J5c. The successful author is .all write. OVARIAN TROUBLES. I.T'lia K. I'inUlianTs Vcjctiblo Coti'ponafi ('urn Them -Two Letters from Women. ' Dkak Mrs. Pin'kham:?I write to tell you of the good Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound lias done me. I was : iek in bed aboutfive weeks. The right side of my abdomen paine d me an.l was so swollen anil sore that I baud I would havo to undergo an operation. ^ This 1 refused to do until I had given your J^aLf medicineatrial, lie- L , fore I had taken one bottle the of swelling ' l \ I 9 gan to disap- T Cv jf ^ w pear. I con- ' III ,1 tinued to use \ AjLv7l your medicine 1 I until the swelling J j , I was entirely gone, jlf \ When the doctor ?/ ._ ? >. X came lie was very much surprised to see ine so much better."?Mf.s. Maky Smith. Arlington, Iowa. " Dear Mrs. Pixkham:?I was sick for two years with falling of the womb, and inflammation of the ovaries and bladder. I was bloated very badly. My left limb would swell so I could not step on my foot. I had such bearing down pains I could not straighten up or walk across the room and such shooting pains would go through me that I thought I could not stand it. My mother got me a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and told me to try it. t I took six bottles and now, thanks to your won derful medicine, I am a well woman." ~Mks. Edsis Brvax, Otisville, Miob. Saw Mills $129 TO $929.00 With Improved Kope and Belt Feed. 8AVT8. FILES and TEETH in Stock. Engines, Boilers and Machinery All kinds and Repairs for same. Shafting, Pulleys, Belting, I ojectors. Pipes, Valves and Fittings. LOMBARD IRON WORKSX SUPPLY CO, AUGUSTA. 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Wanted for tbo best A I |^MnPk7 "eliliig book ever A E| H i\l I j ub!ish?:l. 1,000 UeAUEn lJss^ son ( ounty. 900 la Charleston, 1.139 in Memphis. One agent sells 250 in one week. #4.00 to #10.00 p,.r day'sute. In answering state your experleneo, If any. j. l. /sis-hols & eo., Mo. 912-924 Austell ltuildiiisr. Atlanta, (-a, IT\0O C V NEW DISC0VEnY:'f' y^Ur VP quick relie; ?nd cures worst j *??s Book of testimonial* nnd lO tinea' treatment I reu. Dr. ii. B. GlELNBSOKt. Bux 1). AUasta. 0a | L Const!] You cannot possibly Rxj less you have at least |?p the bowels each day. fill case, the poisonous pre Egg to the system, causing Kg nausea, vomiting, dyspe H Ayer's |P| arc a gentle laxative, ?r; every member of the far / time will produce one g the day following. " Ayer's Tills have done me and Ek|K like a true friend in trouble. The gj I sick headache and biliousness." f Turning a Joke on a Ventriloquist Maecabe. llu* vontriioqtiist, was a ! gront practical joker. Several yonrs ^ ago he was on hoard a river steamboat, and. bavins made friends with the en' sin cor. was allowed the freedom of the engine room. He took a seat in the corner, and. pulling his hat down over his eyes, appeared h?f in reverie. Presently a certain part of the machinery begun to creak. The engineer oiled it a:.\ went about his duties, in the course if a few minutes the creakins was heard again. and the cugiueer rushed over, oil can in hand, to lubricate the same crank. Again he resumed his post, but it was only a few minutes before the same old crank was creaking louder than ever. "Great Jupiter!" he yelled, "The thing's bewitched!" More oil was administered, but the engineer began to smell a rat. Pretty soon the crank squeaked again, when, slipping up behind Maceabe, he squirted half a pint of oil down the joker's "There. said he. "I guess that crank won't squeak any more."?Scraps. Pirates of tbe Philippines. The Moros are horn pirates. The sea j seems more their home than the land, j They fairly revel in the water, for j wherever possible they build their houses in the sea. raising them on piles sunk in the shoal waters of the coast. This mode of building has been followed in all the Philippine Islands, the houses, even if miles from the sea. being built on piles. It seems to suggest a time when the Malays were waterdwellers. In truth, a backward glance through time shows us the Malay searovers setting out in their war-prows to conquer the multitude of islands in the South seas and haunting the coasts so ! as to bo ready to take to the water ; again at a moment's notice. IndlgcsMon is a bad companion. Get rid of it by chewing a bar of .Adams' Pepsin j Tutti Frutti after each meal. Blobbs?"What makes you think Dr. | Killercure is a quack?" Slobs?"Oh, i just because he always wears duck trousers." Ladies Can Wear Shoe* One 6ize smaller after using Allen's FootEase, a powder for the feet. It makes tight or now shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweating, aching feet, ingrowing nails, cornsand bunions. At all druggists and shoo stores, 25c. Trial package FREE by mail. ' Address Allen 8. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. Blobbs?"I hear the practice of tip- j ping waiters is on the decline." Slobbs i ?"Nonsense! Who ever heard of a waiter declining a tip?" To Cure n Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Qcinise Tables. 1 All druggists refund the money if it falls to cure. E. \Y. Grove's signnture on each box. tpsia, indigestion. > Fills I suitable for any and nily. One pill at bed- fv'| ood, natural movement my family great good. They are re is nothing equal to them for -Mrs. Julia Brown, St. Louis, 25c." I "Some men are so plausible," says ' the Manayunk Philosopher, "that they can make you think they are doing you a favor by borrowing your money." | FITS permuiuntlycured.Nofitsor nervous, ness after tirst day's use of Dr. Kline's Great ! Nerve Restnror.$;;trial bottle and treatiaefree Dr. K. H. Klimk. Ltd.. 931 Arch St Phila, Pa. n's never so hot but that it can't be still hotter. Mrs. Wlnslow'sSoothing Syrup for children ! teething, softens the cnrna, reduces inflammalion, allays paiu. cures wind colic,25c.abottle. Piso's Cure cannot he too highly spoken of ' as a cough cure. J. w. O'Bkif. s Third Ave., N., Miuneupolis. Minn., Jan. 6,1900. Albert Burch, West Toledo. Ohio, says: "Hull's Catarrh Cure saved my life." Write him for particulars. Sold by Druggists, 75c. No. Maude, dear, when a vessel : sinks it would scarcely be worth while J to ask a barber to razor. Wft refund 10c for everv package of Pernam Fadeless Dye that fails to give satisfaction. Monroe Drug Co., Unionvilie. Mo. Sold by all druggists. Heated arguments over the best way to keen cool are in order. So. 29. i j ' : pation. enjoy good health unone free movement of When this is not the fej )ducts are absorbed inheadache, biliousness, gpj LOOKS Oh THE PRESIDENTS. Outward Trnitu of Some of the Chief Magistrate* of the United States. Washington's own description of ; himself is accurate. When ordering a j suit of clothes of a London tailor he ! wrote that he was "a man feet - .gh j and proportionately made: if anything : rather slender for a person of : fiat height." In those times it was a con- j venicit thing to have a friend of the same size as your own, as Washington had in Colonel IJeiler. when he availed himself in his directions across the water of t hat gentleman's last, "only a little wider over the instep." When Washington was in Barbndoes, West Indies, in where lie spent the winter with his invalid brother, Lawrence, he had smallpox, and his face always bore faint traces of the disease. John Adams was of middle height, vigorous, tiorid and somewhat torpu- j lent nnito lil.-n the tvnic.-ll John Bill). . Thomas Jefferson was very erect, agile and strong. He had strong features. with prominent chin and cheel: bones. James Madison was small of stature, modest anil quiet neat ar t refined. courteous and amiable. James , Monroe was tall, well formed, -rith i blue eyes and light complexion. John | Quiney Adams was a great student j and described by his friends - . a no- ] l>le fellow. lie was cool, resolute and good humored, witli a broad brow and a firm mouth. Andrew Jackson stood 0 feet 1 inch in his stockings, was far from handsome. with a long, thin, fair face, high and narrow forehead with abundant reddish, sandy hair falling low over it. and eyes deep blue and brilliant ?TTn hntl o clnn. Wlit'II lit' ? il? (HUU.^tU. Ub wtvu I dor. graceful figure. Ho was a boM rider and a capital shot, the sort of a iioro when ho became President for whom i>eople throw up their caps and shouted themselves hoarse. Martin Van Buren was a very polished gentleman, "punctilious, polite, always cheerful and self-possessed." It was charged against him by those not friendly to him that he dined too well, lived too well, kept too good company, had tastes too refined and j a tone too elegant. | Willimn Ttenrv Harrison made few ! enemies, though the subject of bostil- j ity. His most pronounced feature was his uose of the Roman order. His ex- J pression was always serious. John I Tyler also was a gentleman of solemu ! mien. James K. Polk was of middle ! weight, rather spare; he had bright, expressive eyes and an ample, angular forehead. He was generous, benevolent and pious. * Znchary Taylor, old "Rough and j Ready." had the almost warlike expression of an Indian chief. He was remarkable for the purity of his character and for his modesty. Millard Fillmore was a cultivated,, agreeable man. Franklin Pierce had i a frank, open face, and was warm- j hearted. .James rsuonanan was uw i only bachelor President and one o? the most polished in manners and at- i tractive appearance.?New York Sun. i ( Dickeim'* London. As we jog along, or walk by turns, | ! we come to Buckingham street, and . < looking up at Alfred Jingle's lodgings ) | says a grateful word of Mr. Pickwick, says Kate Douglas Wiggin in the Atlantic. We tell each other that much of what we know of London and Kug- , land, when we come to it. seems to j have been learned from Dickens. Deny him the right to sit among the elect, if you will:,talk of his tendency i j to farce and caricature: call his hu- j mm* low fomcdv. and liis natlios ba- ! t bos?though you shall say none of : these things in my presence unelial- ; eiiged; hut tlie fact remains tliat every ; child, in America at least, knows more of England?its almshouses, debt- : ' ors' prisons and law courts, its vil- j i lages and villagers, its beadles and | J cheap-jacks and ostlers and coach- ] men and Iioots, its streets and lanes, , its lodgings and inns and landladies and roast beef and plum pudding, its I ways, manners and customs?knows I ? more of these things and a thousand i others from Dickens's novels than ' from all the histories, geographies, j |iograp!iies and essays in the Ian- | 1 gnage. Where is there another novel- i ! ist who has so peopled a great city ; with liis imaginary characters that there is hardly room for the living population, as one walks along the 1 streets? ? ; - c Honeymoon in a I'rirtrie Wagon. How is this for a bridal trip? A young couple wont to Flagstaff. Ariz.. I ' ought a couple of big wagons and teams of mules, hired a couple of teamsters and a good cook and start- j id south for Phoenix. The principal ] wagon was roofed with canvas and , wire gauze, with every comfort, and v the trip is described as ideal. No flies or mosquitoes, good hunting, and the | "light of love" combining with that t from moon and stars. I'pon arrival , :it Phoenix the wagons were sold at % un advance, and the couple proceeded t by rail to I.os Angeles in search of j new adventures. They may return ^ via Japan and India.?Washington Star. f Las: year the floverniuent issued tiiout H.oi.Ki.ono.iMX) of two-cent postage c aamps. which, if placed end to end, c vould reach a distance of nearly 40,(K) miles. .... iwfp \X*zik LI, Our fee returned if we fail. Any 01 any invention will promptly receive ou ability of same. "How to Obtain a I secured through us advertised for sale Patent taken out through us receive Toe Patent Record, an illustrated ant by Manufacturers and Investors. Send for sample copy FREE. Ad VICTOR J. EV (Patent At Evans Building, Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It art! ficially digests t he food and aid9 ( Nature in strengthening and recon- t structing the exhausted digestive organs. It is the latest discovered digest- ; ant and tonic. No other preparation j can approach it in efficiency. It in- ? Btantly relieves and periuanentlycures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence. i>our Stomach, Nausea, 1 SickHeadachc.G?istrnlgia,Cramp91and " all other results of imnerfectdigestion. t Pmpared by E C DeWltt &Co? Chicago. o iTTiiTi. i MPQvSH !. MANUFACTURERS OF 11 DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS 1 AND Building Haterial. Dealers in Sash Weights, i : C' ^ -J Ua.Jmimma aw rrl o afl ^ UUIU, Iiuiuwaic, TT lUUV/n ^iuov( etc. We guarautee our work superior to auy sold in this city, { all being of our own manufacture. E.H.HACKER, Proprietor CHARLESTON, - S. CAtlantis O^ast Line. ! f sorth-iisina Rai'toii cf So tefc ! ! I C'omliT.j-tl Schedule. i Date ! April 15th. i:i00. SOUTHBOUND. Xo.35" No.'".3* No.53* No.51* A M 1' M i' .M A 51 ! -v. Florence 2 31 7 15 'J 40 te< .,v. So ran ton 8 21 10 27 I -v. Lake City 8 27 10 33 1 ?p< 5v. Kfngstrce 8 ?4 10 5? j tol l?v. Lanes r. 38 Oil d 45 11 20 ; ^ 1* M 1 ?l? tr. Charleston 5 01 10 57 8 30 1 00 | ~ <0UTHIiOUN I>. No.78* N<> 02' No.52' No.50' ; A " I M A M 1' M j I .v. < baries'on 0 5 ! i t'l 7 00 4 00 j | tr. Lanes 8 32 .v. Lanes .8 05 (J 15 5 33 j .v. Ki:.cfstree 8 2 ! 5 55 j -v. L ike City 8 4(5 l! :!3 ? 5v. Seranton 8 51 t> 29 Ir. Florence 3 25 < 25 7 05 , A M P M A 51 P M Trains Nos. 78 Ptjil 32 run via Wilson an ! Nayetifcv.ile?Shori Line?and make close | uMieetioa for .ill point: North. JNO. F. i)i V!NF, (ieu'l. .Sap",. do Kegistration ^oiku. ^ an I tllf The office of the Stir ervisor of llfg- ^jv' 'tration Will be opened ou the last Monday in every month for the pur- in* jose of Ibe registering of any person J an. vbois qualified an follows: ^ Who shall Jiave been a resident of I rt* he State for two vcnM, and of the :ounty one year an 1 of the polling | i| >reeint in which the elector ofl'ers to ' w rot? four months before theduy ofelec- j ion,and shall have paid,six months beore any poll tax then due and payable, j md who eau "?otb r. ud and write any j ct ection of the Constitution-of 1895 j qhi ubinitled to Lim bv the supervisors, 1 >f registration, <>r can show thut he : jwns, and has paid all taxes collectable . J? lining the present year on property in i M* his Stuto assessed :;t three baud red h? lobars or more. J. J. EADDY, Clerk of Board. J V iOOD for all work, v BETTER for some, 1 BEST for everybody. J er.d for Your Neighbor's Endorsement. ' ** VTURHER. GENU SOU. AGENT. 18 WALL ST. ATLANTA CA.\ f) 7BALL R0U5E ENTRANCE ~ EMIIl le sending sketch and description of r opinion free concerning the patent'atent" 6ent upon request. Patents at our expense. i special notice, -without charge, in 1 widely circulated journal, consulted dress, ANS & CO., torneys,) WASHINGTON, D. C. Skin Diseases, For the speedy and permanent cure Oi! :etter. salt rheum and eczema, ChamDerlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is without an equal. It relieves the itching and smarting almost instantly and ts continued use etlect3 a permanent :ure. It also cures itch, barber's itch, scald head, sore nipples, itching piles, . happed hands, chronic sore eyes and granulated lids. l)r. Cady's Condition Povrdrrs for torses are the best tonic, blood purifier ind vermifnee Price. 9R cen ts. Sold by The Drug Store Kind ut price the same as ordinary brands. Druggists uy Anvil Soda in bulk and seTl it at five cents an unoc. Grocers sell it in packages at 10c. a pound r 3 jiounds for 25c. t is Exactly the Same Soda T<> get the best yon must insist ou packages put ;> by the manufacturer with the ANVIL BRAND TRADEMARK. SmIiaLIu hah ha a h riuuauiy yuu uac 11?Nearly everyone does, and if so you mow all about how far superior it is to :ither baking soda or baking powder. Leaven s the latest advance in baking preparaions, and if ycu don't use it you should. rt la Better Than Soda because it will mnke biscuit iust richt every time. Xo more yellow spots or soda taste. t Is Better Than Baking Powder because it is half as strong again and one heaping teaspoonful will do the work of two rounded teaspoonfuls of - the best baking powder ever made. t Don't Spoil but is so prepared that with ordinary care it will retain its full strength for years. We do not have to pack it in tin cans like baking powder, and this saving enables us to give you better value for your money than you ever had before. A little leaven leaveneth the whole lump." ounces for ten cents.?6 ounces for five ccn's. AMIC UVftlClim UATTDCCC Mvnib niuiuniw Rim inM?a rhU mattress depends largely upon air?the most resilit force known to science?for its luxurious comfort in ?. haviuc a hollow centr:U air space the leutrth and width the mattress containing eprins eection with W steel rintts intercoi.e l into woven wire fabrics at top and botai. Around this is placed the fillinit, non-absorbent antllitlc pure white cotton feu. The air under pressure in rabiuution with the sprints result In a most remarkable isticity. and with the other features make the mattress wienie, pneumatic, self-ventilating and of downy softas. Better than uny other mattress at any price. C o c C ?To introduce onr 1 a ? BBtthOO "ACME" Mattress we will for a limited time iccludo with hvery M order a tine Brass Trimmed. oir I White Enameled I JL Metal Bed Eree. } like cut i your l\ 1*^ * O H "*) ~3J choice of widths:yLn * 4 and 4^' .-TV I feet .and one of "ir eyw j I celebrated pateti' * i'rv"?J X1 "ACME*' Beit I If t H 1 fprliurs. same a? H I . ta-? <?s**""1 "Wj adopted by the P. S \ f ^ III *nu> after three ^1'1 w '111' f ^ great virtues comibrt.d urabllity and fi'iIIpcm, Adjusts itself automatically to varying ights. A lifrht and beory person lying side bv aide will ^^each other. Mend ^n? ?? ItolLar, state -and fr-lxht ?harres?only when satisfied that IJ are exactly as represented. \\ here oil < n?h?#t ."?.(?>? ent with order we prepay freight In full from this end. 'urther. we will make shipment with the express tindernding that if, in yonr judgment, the mattress alone is not rth more than ?li.00 t.ud better than uny other mattress, matter how costly, you can have yonr money back. "a. ?a? ..t . k;. ?.,,k,.:. ,, , ; up. the real solid comfort found in its tise. Nearly i irybody who has used it thus far has reported full f 5.UO value received in the f'rrt month's use. 'Up premiums idfered in connection with the mattress i a free nift from *13 for the ftdrertisins which we extort will obtain from the use on your part of this mattress, is by use alone that its full merit* can be appreciated. In request we will send (lupliceres of per.-ooal letters endnrsemeut from the celebrttod Chicago enrceon. , J. B. Murphy: Waehjtuttou Hoeing, late postmaster of icaco; Mr. Joseph SieceL of 8t??ol. Cooper ? Co. of Icago; Judge K.1V. Olltforo of (oiioatro.and many other il known people, of the merits of this mattress. Ash far uklct "A." 1 BJ p tS~-Samplee of OOVPIS and Illustrated cataliCC loqtvw ehowiu~ more than d<> styles of me Couches at all -fTX prices. Acne Sewing .ohlncs. Desks Hps Acruc Brass-Trimmed tal Beds. MnnJ'e ..V. and lip rig hi Folding lis. Cholwt. itoch- 'rs. etc. 0 CM? SPfJiNC W. 43d 8t~ iftll ?0-. -HlCAOQ. s