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LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.! ? i Many Matters of General Interest in j * Short Paragraphs. The Sunny South. The Charlotte. N. C., postoffice fight is still unsettled. At the hearing in the case of the United States against ex-Captain G. M. Carter.'at Savannah, testimony was lacrouucsi iu sduw tuai vs&iiei i?wu i eonductcd the work in Fernandina ! harbor with great extravagance. James i H. Barcn. a civil engineer, testified that the Fernandina jetties buiit in 18S6 lost 1*0 per cent, o? their volume bj 1900. The attorney for Carter made frequent objection to the introduction of testimony. At The National Capital. The confirmations by the Senate Friday were: Thomas F. McGourlu, marshal northern district of Florida: Jiarcus C. MeLemore. United States attorney. southern district of Texas: John M. Ilolzendorf. collector of customs. district of Saint Mary's. (3a. No vote has yet been reached on the anti-trust bill in Congress. ' In the Senate Mr. *juay (Kep.Pa.) creates a mild sensation by sayinz he owned stcek in corporations that "mighl be classed as trusts." The Sct)?te passed the Naval and Military Academy Appropriation bills. President Roosevelt sent a spe .'u'. message to Congress asking for the I passage of the Philippine Tariff hill. I / Another stormy session of the House i occurred as a result of the Demo::v.' >' | determined to use obstructive tact: h j In a report to the Stat-? Dena:trr.cn; I Mr. R. P. McWade, United States Consul at Canton, China, say3 marvelous results have been accomplished by an American physician in tha treatment of Chinese lepers. >?* Republican leaders in the S mate are making strong efforts to secure the ratification of the Cuban reciprocity treaty and th? treaty with Colombia in rder to avoid an extra session. The Congress of Daughters of the | American Revolution discussed proposed changes In the constitution of the order. The Agricultural and Postofflce Appropriation bills were passed by the Senate, the Statehood riders to these , bills being withdrawn. The House of Representatives passed ! the bill to establish a union station in > Washington. ? j From Across The Sea. Czar Nicholas has personally inter- j enod to aid the famine sufferers in j Finland. Chinese rebels killed 500 Imperial j soldiers in ambush at Yang-UIng ; pas?. A gale of almost unprecedented violence ba3 been raging in England. An accidental explosion in the Imperial palace at Vienna injured several workman. Port de Pais. Haiti, was destroyed by fire. King Edward promised President D. It. Francis, of the St. Louis World's Fair to send the collection of Queen * - - Victoria'es jubiieegifts to be exhibited ! at the fair and to aid all ho could in securing a great exhibit from Great Britain. It is reported that King Leopold wi'il send exhibits from Belgium and the Congo State to the St. Louis World's Fair. Mr. John Rcdmcnd spoko in the House of Commons on the Irish Laoid Mil. The amendncmt in the House of Commons to admit Canadian cattle to Great Britain was defeated. It is reported that the powers have arranged to compel the enforcement of Macedonian reforms in case ;ho Sultan procrastinates. Russia has issued a warning to the "Balkan States that it will not aid them In any effort to change existing conditions in the peninsula. Miscellaneous Matters. Regular Republican members ot the Delaware Legislature made a proposition to the Democrats, including the election of a Regular to one of the United States Senatorships, leaving tlie other vacant. Isaac Hagaman, in an affidavit in New York, makes further charges of fraud in connection with his brother's estate. Albert Knapp, the confessed rnummurderer under arrest at Hamilton, Ohio, gave further details of his crimes E. L. Burdick. a wealthy resident of Buffalo, N. Y., was found mysteriously murdered. Subscriptions of $250,000 for an American Academy of Dramatic Art were offered at a dinner in Philadelphia. 'T-.. Latimer Small, a prominent resident of York, Pa., is dead. A report is current in York, Pa., that Italian laborers dug up a chest containing $3,500 "while they were moving the ruins of an old house. A New York newspaper states that a convention of anarchists is soon to be held in Paris. The body of Broker Theodore Hagaman at Poughkeegjsie, N. Y., will probably be exhumed.i ^ Rather than be deported Ludwig Mollonar, a Hungarian, committed suicide at Ellis Island. Knoxville (Tenn.) authorities may open 1.000 graves to ascertain the extent of the pauper Jburial frauds. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and his wife were guests of Booker T. Wash- i ington at Tuskegee, Ala. Methodist trustees, in session at Cincinnati, adopted a r^ew plan ror the relief of superannuates. i X ., Ilfci-,,. \ t "GEY CLOSE," WROTE' NELSON. And in That Phrase He Summed Up His Theories of Sea Fighting. Our slang phrase, "Get Next." ap pears slightly paraphrased iu a lettci written by Lord Xcison to Lord War wick not lor.g before the batile of Tra falgar. Nelson had received from Lord Warwick a de.scrintion of an invention that aimed to Increase the ettieicnry of the marine ami fiald artillery of the day, and to the letter containing that description the victor of the Nile replied in the following, whi'h was never published until a few weeks ago, when the present Lord Warwick read It at a public dinner: i'My Dear Lord?I feel very much obliged for the favor of your letter, aud although I am not a good judge ol mechanism, yet dare say your invention for making canrc range their shots farther than at present will answer your expectations, and on shore, in particular, it will be most useful. Woolwich Is the only place where such an experiment can be plainly tried by scientific men. On board ship our wish is to.get as close as possible to the enemy. Always endeavor to inculcate the doctrine, 'Get close, and you will be the victor.'" The "Get close" was underscored. That one phrase admirably summed up the whole NelSonian theory of sea strategy, the theory that led him to dare the guns of the shore batteries at Copenhagen and to sail the Victory silently down the line of blazing French and Spanish broadsides until sho reached iicr desired place in the thickest of the most memorable sea fight of modern history. Mutual Misunderstanding. When Baron Haussniann went to Constantinople on a visit to Abdul Aziz, whe was then sultan, he had an interview with the grand vizier, who did not know a word of French. At the beginning of the interview the old long Turkish pipes were brought in and then Baron Haussman began making a very long speech In French. The grand vizier could not understand ? word, but listened most attentively till be noticed that bis pipe bad gone out and clapped bis hand for a servant to come and re light it. Haussmann, thinking he was applauding, rushed toward him with outstretched hand, intending to shake hands and thank him. The grand vizier, seeing his hand put forth, shook it warmly and said "Good-by," under the impression it was Haussman's intention to leave, and quitted the room. E. Nolte of Seguin, Texas, contemplates building a cotton mil'. lie controls a water power which it is believed will operate about 10,000 spindles, and it is very probable that a plant of this size will be built. H. C. Cooke of Houston. Texas, has been engaged to prepare preliminary plans and specifications. lathing the Stele. Youne mothers naturally feel an .-ious about the baby's balh. It is best to begin at six weeks to put the little one in the water, first folding a soft towel in the bottom of the basin. Use only Ivory Soap, as many of the highly colored and perfumed soaps are very injurious to the tinder skin of an infant.---JCieanor 11. Frrker. T.?a nt.murh ?<> lw eond-naturcd ii a*- ^ p*" ? c you always have your own way. *100 Reward. ?100. Tbe renders of this paper will be piexse.it > learn that there is at least one (lroaded disease that science has been able to rnr? in all its.stapes, and that Ls Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to tbe medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's CalorrhCure is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroyng the foundation of tbo disease, iind giving tbo patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faithiu its curative powers that t hey offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. Cheney ft Co.. Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pi Us ore the host. We are too apt to thro** bouquets at the dead and mud at the living. FITS jermanentiycured.No fltsor nervousness after first day's use ut Dr. Kline's Great Nerve I! restorer, lit rial bottleund t r eati.se free Dr. 1J.1I. Kline. Ltd.. till Arch St.. Plilln.,ra. The man who gives up his seat in a crowded ear isn't always so polite at home. Mrs.Winslow's SoothingSyrup lor ehildron tee thing,soften the gums, reduces inUamma tion,allays pain,cures whid colic. 'Jhc. a bottle The oftencr Cupid hits the mark the more Airs, he makes. jam sure I'lso's Cure for Consumption saved my life three years ago.?Mas. Thoixir RobJu.ss,Maple St.. Norwich, N. T., Feb. 17,1D0D. AH men may be bom equal, but they don't stay that way long. Economy is the road to wealth. PCTsam Fadeless Dves is the road to economy. An intellectual least depends largely upon the mental digestion. r~7^7 l i^ougns "My wife had a deep-seated cough for three years. I purchased two 3 bottles of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, large size, and it cured her completely." J. H. Burge, Macon, Col. Probably you know of I cough medicines that re-1 lieve little coughs, all I coughs, except deep onesI ? I The medicine that has I been curing the worst of n deep coughs for sixty | years is Ayer's Cherry H Pectoral. 8 Tirce sizes: 2":., .'Ic., f!. AH drajxlsfs. S 1 Consult jour doctor. If lie says take It, ft ? then do as ho says. If he tells you not B to take It. then don't take It. He kuow3. B Laare it with him. Wo are willing. x a J. C. AY KR CO., Lowell, Mass. > i N HAPPY AMI A Beautiful Canarii Catarrh of the Li 1^^ Miss Florence E. Kenah, 434 Maria ,f A few months ago I caught a set and remained tlvrcso persist en 11 y L cine without benefit, until my dlget head and back began to ache severely '' 1 was advised to try P<runa, an sick that 1 was ready to try anytiiln once, and 1 feit that I had the right n I was completely res ored and h ive e ** I now have the greatest faith in \\ MiUliiU Ut_* ?> ui CT Vfc i *? in? catarrh. The cold wind and rain, flush and tuud of winter are especially conducive to catarrhal derangements. Few women escape. Upon the first symptoms of catching cold Peruna should be taken. It fortifies the system against colds and caj tnrrh. The following letter gives one young | woman's experience with Peruna: i ' Miss Hose Gerblng is a popular sociI ety woman of Crown Point, Ind., and I she writes the following: { ' Recently I took a long drive in the country, and being too thiuly clad I ; caught a bad cold which settled on my j Inngs, and which I could not seem to ! shake off. I had heard a great deal of i Peruua for colds and catarrh and I (cartridges and shot shells j are made in the largest and best equipped ammunition ' factory in the world. A WWTTVfTf AV g l'i J."* Villi * v 11 g I of U. M. C. make is now a accepted by shooters as g "the worlds standard" for I i it shoots well in any gun. Tour dealer sells it. The Union Metallic Cartridge Co. Bridgeport, - - Conn. miiiipv / ivrri/ Pi i. i l\?!_. P_ I bwiri ckcck >iotK anu uairy rami. C W; Has for tale alarm number of x "** % IP'S nice/ounitiesrlstered A.J.C.C. IvVA ' ^ si/^OJt'xvUnlUanl H?ilen. Ill 'S- Jf Noue better bred lntbeSootb. L/ Combining close;/ the m ut n!c ft/ noted and up-todate '*ito 1 KIW III In America. Bull* 10 Ms 11 months old. |2S.OO. Heifer*, satnnave. ?3100. PoLaND-CHlM A PIGS. $j.U0 each, end cheek and rat what rou want T P. BRAeVVf.LL. Prop.. Hattlokoro..V C WELL DRILLING MA^HUXTKBY. J. H. Hattox. of Ecru, Miss., writes as follows: "I will say that I have never seen a Well Driillnjr Machine that would equal the "Ohio" Machine for tbir> par: of the country. It is the fastest machine in earth or rock that I ever seen, and I flat well pleased with it. I have had no trouble with it aince 1 started it." Parties wishint: to buv this kindof Well Machinery address LOOMIS MACHINE CO, Tiffin. Ohio. ^PAPF*^ StMrL per TON !,! PCrentect, Cheapest Food 2 on Earth VorSheop, Swlnc, 1 Cattle, etc, e TTKl he wnrtht!W> to yon to rend irhat j Salm'r i?ilog beti atwul rspe. J BH!ion CoS2ar Grass Q ?i:i rra!:o r?ch; 1-ten* a cTJ<&r *!?*1 loti cf pasture per r.cro, ko j i Bromns rc-A:;t, r tlL', JJa-mni 1 v. rat f 1" \. If t $ > '.i, l.l bun. j rr H era a- 1 T.^antc". Yiciis 10i> l?^# j Ofoca t'v&Xr j <r crr.\ 9 ! For this Notiooend 10o. j | i j;-. i LltfctUV*? an t 13 Form S??d J lu../ venU $1>j to ?. : a 3'art. H mjobm ATSUier Seed co..1*^55^ i ) j - ' " * : " ) HEALTHY. an Girl Saved From ui5|>s by Pe-ru-na. XCE KENAH. street, Ottawa, Out., writes: 'ere cold, which settled en my lungs hat 1 became alarmed. 1 look mcdlilive organs became upset, and my < and jn quently. d although 1 had little faith, 7 felt so j. It brought me blessed relief at nedlclne at last. Wi'hln three weekc njoyed perfect health since. 1'cruKO, ft i\ / ;, KESAU. boi'gbt a bottle to try. I am pleased that I did, for It brought speedy relief. It only took about two bottles, and I mnnaf. Trntl onenf -.VUOiUUCU lilio aivurj "V" OfVUI, I "You have a firm friend in me, and I not only advise its use to my friends, but have purchased several bottles to give to those without the means to buy, and have noticed without exception that it has brought about a speedy cure wherever it has been used."?Miss Rose Gcrbing. If you do not derive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case and he will he pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. O. VV M ** UNION MADE I I W.L. Doug/aa makea and molls more man's Goodyear Wait (HandSawed Process) shoes than any other manufacturer In the world. $25,000 REWARD S ^ will be paid to anyone who r'.'t VA can diaprovo this statement, f:-"-. Because \V. L. Douglas gfrrt istholargost manufacturer fjfSFf vjh ho can buy cheaper and pbjf * A-J produce his shoes at a (y lower cost than other con- f cents, which enables him . ] to sell shoes for ?3.50 and A. 83.00 equal in every V way to those sold elsewhere for 84and S3.00. *?;, rv The Dour! as secret pro- w0B?W8?/i? ' '.I r?u of tannine the bottom soles produce* absolutely pare leather ; more flexible and will weai longer than any other t inn a pro in the world. The sale* have moro than doubled the pest fotu years, which proves its superiority, why nol give W. UDouglas shoes atrial and save monoy, \?llre lucrruir /|.K? Sales: M,tOS,8liS,'jl Is Buiineoi tl'.O.' Sale*: SA,0^4,840,00 A gain of 33,ft'?0,4.'?0.?t? in Four Years. W. L. DOUGLAS S4.0O OILT EDCE LINE, Worth $6.00 Compared with Other Makes. The best imported and American leathers. Heyl't Patent Calf. Enamel. Bjx Calf, Calf, Vici Kid, Coram Colt, ana National Kangaroo. Fast Color Eyelets. Pautlni. The genuine have W. L. DOUGLAf UQUIIUII ? name and price stamped on bottom i'boei btl mail, lie. extra, flltis. Catalog free. W. L.. IIOUGLAS. HROI HTOM. MAKS. Tn Pnttnn flinnorQ iu uuiiuia uiiiiiuiui We Manufacture the Most Complete Line of Cotton Gin Machinery of Any Company in the World, namely, the PRATT, WINSHIP, MUNGER, SMITK We also make Linters for Oil Mills, Engines and Boilers. We also sell eierjWne necessary to complete a Modern Ginning Outfit end turntsn our customers with full detailed plans and material bills for construction of necessary houses for our plants without extra charge. The Continental Cin Company, Birmingham, Ala. WKITI TOR OCR LAT7.HT CATALOGUE. Stomach Trouble CaLi\ be Cured! STOP I It in a fact and can be T41 demonstrated to the I f'Rtlre satisfaction of THINK I??y ?n,e The fact that I am a specialist o f twenty years standing in these diseases oni.y shoufd be sufficient tn overcome prejudice and in vite investigation for yourself orsomeafflic- Kj ted friend. I have no medicines or H | tt.pp ia.ncer ef anv kind for saV, S ' 9 Send tne your name and address on a postal 9 I | card and I will send you instmctions, with- H| P out cust or obligctioti on your part. jj P. H. STRAV5Z. M. D.. j , a 712 Spitzer Bid#. Toledo. Ohio, jju ..tii' :uKf>. <>nv\ :c:.\T\t. vitctiK -a ktr.\\VB:-'({ 151 pr.ws ' Ml RIB- K(?*1CS tillti'E VI.\ ICS. A SPA it tuiif. ICTP. .""/ftiainpiioceiit mi ai>r>!'l!cMl<>n. A nice lot ot lirmvn ?imI Unr*rd 'lymomh iim-ki. I' iiII iilftodrd I'Mrkrrl* and at .< 1 rarli. A > wire i ;i!>" v sdlOATS. three mo ill til u.J ulSu.UO e..eh. J. B. ".VATSIS* ?fc nno.. IfalUboro. Va USE TAYLOR'S S I r; V ^ g S 5 y^-| If iJlfSTAFEl / ?f Tlr TViarher'c T ivi>r and Blcod / directions, is the strongest possibl // It Purifies the Blood. Sharpens th III and Assjsts every organ or the t function.* ft. Biliousness. Constipation. Kid Rn Weakness. Catarrh, Purples, Bio prevented. / Dr. Tfeacher's Liver I Is a perfect health restorer as v/el It filters the body taking out i JA\ digestion and nourishing and strerg '\^ Tonic of the highest order t reds of thousands during the paj success. It will help you. A J Buy a bottle today. } Two sizes?50 c1 Write our Consultation Depai I ' '^ Tired Mother's Toi Anxiety and Cuticvra Brings Bles ^ a a T> ? 1 J M uriurcu uau/ auu to Its Worn C It is no wonder that Mrs. I Single-handed, she did all the hous mended for her husband, Hans, an plucky fight to keep on her feet, Mr in 1902 she took to her bed. What who called at her tidy home, No. 82 "I hired a girl to mind the chil- tl dren and to do whatever else slie pi could- 1 couldn't stay in bed long. sc Sick as I was, it was easier ior* me to crawl around than to lie and m worry .abbut my little ones. So a , I got up after a few days, and let si the girl go. I had noticed that she b ' had sores on her face, hands and g arms, but I paid no attention to that si until Charlie, my youngest, began to d pick, and scratch himself. He was n then ten months old, and the girl 1 had paid more attention to him than n to any of the others. Charlie was fret- "d ful and crass, but as he was t utting c teeth, I didn't think much of that. n Even when a rash broke out cn his ti face I wasn't frightened, lK-cati.se si everybody knows that that is quite ' fc | common with teething bnbie?, f>ey- ' [ i oral of my others had it when little, 1 end I thought nothing about it. But the rash on Charlie's poor ' ' j little face spread to his neck, chest. , and back. 1 had never seen any- j thing quite like it before. The skin I rose in little lumps, and matter ! came out. My baby's skin was liot. and how he did suffer He wouldn't { ? eat. and night after night I walked \ 1 the floor with him, weak as 1 was. (<}, I Often I had to stop because I felt \ faint and my back throbbed with / pain. But tfle worst pain of all was to see my poor little boy burning# > with those nasty sores. " I believed he had caught some disease from the girl, but some of the neighbors paid he had eczema, and that is not catching, they told me. Yes, I gave him medicine, ami put salves and things on him. I don't think they were an useless. | Once in a while tho itching1 seemed i to let up a bit, but there was not I much change for the better until a ' lady across tho street asked me why \ I didn't try the Cutieura Remedies. j i I told her I had no faith in those j i things yon read aliout in the papers. ; 1 She said she didn't want me to go I ? on faith nor even to spend any I ! money at tirst. She gave me some j i Cutieura Ointment ? I think the i 1 box was about half full ? and a j ] piece of Cnticura Soap. I followed The agonizing, itching, and bu the frightful scaling, as in psoriasis of the scalp, as in scalled head ; pimples and ringworm ; the awful ? of worn-out parents, as in milk crti demand a remedy of almost sujjc cope with them. That Cutieura i are such stands proven beyond all regarding them that is not justiti The purity and sweetness, the pov the certainty of speedy and poimn | 1 and great economy have made iheu purifiers and humour remedies o? u CUTICURA HKMRUIES are >?l.i t It mahout tin *?nt, 30c. per bottle (In tie- fo.in of Chocolate ( Ointment, 50c. per Ixix, ami Cntieiira So ?p. tSe. r>.*r of the Bi.md. Skin. Scalp. ;> ;<! ilo\c toCttroTlir Testimonial* and Direction* in nil laiijrn.ioo*. Inoli 27-3SChjtrterliOtij?e Sq.. 1C. I-Yon*h I R. Town* & Co., Svilney. POTI ER DItL'li AN, > criotors. Uoitou. U. S. * ? ? <*Ea4^ Oflrrti ! ramus I Ijuxt'tt cniwenoftkrd rgtatoc'ln Anrrlct. J Thf "Kurul Mc* Vorl.fr" ylvci^slMr'nEnr. ] I l.rWIwitnuliia jrl?Uor rt'Tbu. ptru. I'ricfd 3 1 dirt i licap. Mumrnolhbookiuiil a;ach'?f J ! I Ttt?l?tf,SiK'lli,J!?(Oi,i>i:iVi !;n;t,fSbii, ftr ? IK a., Vi.int Clow, cf,ur?>a rcci, t nf 10c (f J JOHN A.: " .'.f.7.rRRrK?C0.1.??>o?r??, ? J?. <? ( So. 10. i tat sroT r.Asn iron : ! MILIHToAuKvrv LAND WARRANTS IxfthhI f? HfMier* of any war. .Also Solillori' AiMi- j J i.oua' J'farliti. Wi-ite tae (it once. J_ iHAS* M. BKQ>.B. P.O. Box US, Deurtr, Colo. I terokee Remedy of Sweet Oui ughs, Colds, LaGrfppe ffr N N S , , V - !*? ....... ii&g * Vjl1* ^ ^ ' Syrup, taken according to e barrier against sickness. * e Appetite, Creates Energy i-v, >ody to properly perform it3 ney Troubles, Nervousness, toS tches and Rheumatism are |rJ antl BM Syrup i 1 as a health retainer. ? njurious matter, stimulating 0? thening every weakened pact eK? hat has been used by hund- 3gg >t 50 years with wonderful frgP test will demonstrate this. 19. and $1.00. ?31 "tment explaining symptoms w| e confidential advice. ?1} Medicine Company, BK lattanooga, Tonn. Hi our ilntpjM *11* it. Be *mrt ?T? Dr Thaekrr'i. ihoujB. MH irn nanw;1 ? " uching Story of Suffering. J sed Cure to SKin jH Peace and Rest litt Mother. Helena Rath was taken sick. ' ework and washed, cooked and td their six children-. After a s. Rath had to yield, and early . . followed she told to a visitor, [ Tenth Ave., New York City. ie directions, bathing Charlie and Vy a*4gag nice Ointment on the I JWS >res. ' " I wouldn't hare believed that ly baby would.have been cured by /^IbB little thing like that Not altjof a idden, mind you. Little by Httle, ut so surely. Charlie and I both . r<j -~l ?nonn? V,tt /I.* ar.il nnK Ul? UIV/IC yvucv %rj 9 leep by night. The pores sort of ried up and went away. 1 sfiaH nrer forget one blessed night when - jj went to bed with Charlie beside le, as soon as I got the supper ishes out of the way and tbe elder hihlren undressed ; when I woke p the sen was Ktreaming in. Ftar be first time in six months I had lept through the night without a J^/L- : Sal " Yos, that fat little boy by tho window is C harlie, ami his akin to is white as a snow da lie, thanks to, the Cutieura Remedies, i thinks ;(*' sverybody should know about the Soap ami also the Ointment, and if / .hi' it is Koiutf to help otlier mothers tvitli sick babies, ffo ahead and publish what 1 ha re told you." MRS. HELENA RATH. ' \ rning- of the skin as in eczema; v'; ; the loss of hair, and crusting the facial disfigurements, as in mffcring of infants, ana. anxiety ist, teller and sail rheum,?all vj rhuman virtues to successfully ? soap, Ointment, and Resolvent doubt. No statement is made icd by the strongest evidence. . /er to afford immediate relief, inent cure, the absolute safety * 1 the standard skin cures, bkiod te civilved world. ' ' V (civiiizt*! worlit. I'BK'K): Cuttc u.-aReaoiv. PiIN, '2T*'. i??r via! of 00); Cuttaur* ? til'J't. S,*wl for tie cro-tt work." Humour* :H)0 Ot>. * <?*, with IPuvtnUion** s uilnjr .'ajmni'M? ?u?i Chiiion*. British i>t. !> K ^iIh la Pain. Purls. A a*:r dian Depot, 1) Cil E.UICAL ecia oILiTJON, Sow Pro- % #VDROPSY Hi W O/.tS'TilEATBDV KEL Ur T5 HaroicaJoDropEjMdlUcaH Bsfl* ^ plioitlont a specialty for tweitf 7 veers with tie most wondtrral A ^ ( sncccss. have carei natty tbm* *rdAcues. 12. zl z. Mzrrs scs*, WsPTVT.!^ E-: b Atlanta, ?hfe j ahlrHsWIaM r JlBIl ll fKnWtVft iiTtii aii J**f J'wr rrt^UMw Ml QU*?S WHUl? JUL USE EAiU. t5l 1 fed Best C?u<j syicp, rdates C-ocd. Uge H t'rl In tins?. Sold bv drawliu. P| ^Easzz^iaiiigagi | n and Mullein' JSsSv?5S" J in (J Lung Troubles. Thoroughly tested. H All Druggists, liic, 60c and Sl.OO* \