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1 Poo/7iy?H " For two years I suffered terribly from dyspepsia, with great depression, and was always feeling poorly. I then trie4 V/er's Sarsaparilla, and in one week I was a new man."?John McDonald, Philadelphia, Pa. Don't forget that it's "Ayer's" Sarsaparilla will make vnu stronff I II1AI n 1A? J ? Q _ and hopeful. Don't waste I your time and money by I trying some other kind. I Use the old, tested, tried, g and true Ayer's Sarsapa-1 rilla. SI.M a bottle. All dntjjirti. | Ask your doctor what he think* of Ayer'i Sarsaparlila. He know* nV about this grand old family medicine. Follow hla adrlce and we will be aati.flcl. J. C. Arse Co.. Lowell. Mui. Mi m m-j.mmw A woman with thirteen living husbands. says a dispatch from Kokomo, Ind., to the Chicago Record-Herald, is the claim in a cross-complaint for divorce filed here recently in which Sarah Poklman seeks legal separation from Joseph Pohlman. It was alleged that eight of the husbands live in Ohio and five in Indiana. Tne moosier spouses are said to be John Tyler, George Eads. Thomas McVeta. Richard Johnson, and the cross-complainant, Joseph Pohlman. There are forty-one State universities in this country with more than 40,000 students and with an income of 18,000,000. Their work is little known particularly in the East, and the article by W. S. Tarwood in the October Scribner's will, therefore, be moat timely. The illustrations will show the very good modern architecture of many of the State University buildings. AT/UHW"' "I wMrs. Tupman, a prominent? lady of Richmond, Va., a great sufferer with woman s troubles, tells bow she was cured. "For some years I suffered with backache, sever? bearing-down pains, leucorrhcea, and falling of the womb. I tried many remedies, but nothing gave any positive relief. "I commenced taking Lydla E. Pinkbam*s Ycge tabic Compound in J une, 1901. \Y hen 1 had taken the w first half bottle, I folt a vast improvement, and have now taken ten bottles with the result that I feel like a new woman. When I commenced taking the Vegetable Compound I Sfdt all worn out and was fast approaching complete nervous collapse. I weighed only 9S pounds. Now I weigh 1091Y pounds and am improving every day. I gladly testify to the. benefits received."? Mks. R. C. Tupmax, 423 West 30th St., Richmond. Va,?#5000 forfeit tf orlg'ital of above letter proving gvnuiMtnast cannot be pt^nomL "When a medicine has been successful in more than a million cases, is it justice to yourself to sav. without trying it, "1 do not believe it would help nte"?*' Surely you cannot wish to remain weak and sick. Mrs. Pink ham, whose address is Lynn, Mass., will answer cheerfully and without cost all letters nchlresson to nor ny sine women. Perhaps she has just the knowledge that will help your case ? try her to-day? it costs nothing. So .19. Of Interest In the Kitchen. The Delineator for October presents an especially attractive array erf culinary topics. In the unique cookery series "Carlotta and I.'' the story of the wedding dinner is told, and excellent recipes accompany the narrative. Autumn Fruits and Vegetables occupies two pages with illustrations and recipes. In a special article the making of ginger bread and cakes is explained. and another paper imparts the secret of making old-fashioned New England pies?"pies like our 1 * j A. 1.- M TT,??..l granamotners useu to mane. usciui Knowledge about Eggs gives information not generally known bat well worth possessing. The power plant for the New York subway promises to be the largest and ' costliest in the world. It is intended to develop 132.009-horse power of electric energy. This will be developed by the use of seventy-two 500-horse power boilers, which will consume 1.000 tons of coal a day. and the cost of the plant will be $7,000,000. The board of classification of the United States general appraisers has decided that mummies are not subject to an ad valorem duty of 20 per cent, of their assessed value, as "unenumcrated manufactured articles." They are preparations of anatomy, the board claims. This claim was originally advanced by a firm of Philadelphia importers. and led to the Government's revision of their original ruling. Anthracite miners gained concessions from the board of conciliation in Meetoo In Philadelphia. J V...V . v.. I Making Trees Eat. Id the Crimea scientists have heea making queer experiments with fruit , trees. Instead of trying to increase ; their growth and yield by heaping fer \ tilizers around their roots, they have been cutting tiny holes into theii trunks and inserting salts of iron in ' both solid and liquid form. An ac ( count of these curious experiments has j been read before the Imperial society recently and it was declared by the men who have been thus feeding the trees that the method has proved itsel! to be highly successful. Photographs were shown of nine hundred trees thai had been thus treated, and the pictures appeared to prove the truth oi the allegations, for all the trees were beautiful with foliage and flourishing 1 excellently. ' _ i: Gigantic Wedding Feast t A monster banquet lias just been i given by a wealthy landowner at Quimperle, In Normandy, to celehra'.: t the simultaneous wedding cf his fern c children, two sons and two daughter* r No fewer than 1,6C0 guests sat down t to the feast, which took place in th? r open air. Tha bill of fare includ^x <j five cattle and sixteen lamls. b j lavish was the scale of ordering thai, c though the 1,600 guests are reportci c to have had magnificent appetites, there was more than enough fcr ah' t Nor was their thirst neglected, for the t guests emptied ten large barrels o! t wine and fifteen of cider, besides dis 0 posing of much else of a liquid charat 1 ter. The world needs more religion in politics and less politics in religion. * jC riT^-venv^pnUy cure 1. \o It* or nervous- i Ihess after llrst day's tisa of Dr. K'in -'s Grea t yervelles!or.?r.52triaUj>ttlcand tre tiisc-i'- _ Dr.lt.il. Klixe, L. J., 0JI Arch it., Jl JIany theories are excellent untu you try j to reduce theni to practice. r Mrs Ywnslow's SoothingSynp for chl'drr teething, soften the Rums, reduces indani:v.u lion,allays pain,cureswind colic. ti5c. r. bo'.:!. The hardest work some people have Ic do is looking for a good time. Money rolunded lor each package ot 1';' in Ail l'AUr.i.i:.is lJvi-s it un*ui.?fae lory. Doc? ncecss "'akc the optimist, or uoc> the optimist make success? do not believe l'lso's <hn-3 or Com;i no ticnh'is me luati ?reo ig h an I oo'ds?Jo* i F. .boxes, i'riniiy Spring*, in 1.. t'eo. to. UO'. Hope is often a poor n;:o'r~y to an acii ia^ heart or aa thinly sloatarli. It has been decided that the por trait cf the EmpreoS Dowager ci China now being painted by Mis Kate Augusta Carl, an American ar tist. shall be exhibited at the St Louis Exposition. It is contrary tc1 Chinese traditions to have likenesse of the rulers made and this innova tion has caused a sensation at court There Is mor<? Catarrh in this section of the country than all other clisexeeK put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctor* f>ronounoed It a local disease and prescribed oeal remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it in- < curable. Seience has proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires 1 constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrn 1 Cure, manufactured by F.J. Cheney A Co., i Toledo. 0.. te the only constitutional cure on , the market. It Is taken tntema lly in doses from 10 drrps to & teaspooaJul. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one kundred dollar? for any case It fails to cure. .Send for circular and testimonials. Address F. J. Cns: .v Co., Toledo, O. Sold Icy Druggists, 75c. lialli JFamily Pills are the best. Stories of tiunt. Endless stories of Charles H. Huut. chief Qf police of Portland, Maine:, are told by his admirers, and among them is one that illustrates the ready hu mor of the old mam. At a eiinnei given .by prominent citizens of thai place the chief was the principal guest, and in the crurse of the feast he was called upon to respond to tue toast, "The Police."' Amid applause. Mr. Hupt arose in the full dignrty of nis gorgeous uuuocmi auu, iu a an ence indicative of the affection felt 1 for him, said with a comical svink: , "Herc^s to the po&ce; first in war. ^ first in peace; first in tho pocket of ( his ecmntrymen." < Tried liy Time. Engwie E. Lnrio, of 751 Twewtieth j , avenue, ticket seller in the Union Sta- f tion. I>euver, Col., says: "You ane at j liberty to repeat what I gl , first stated through our i Denverimpersabout Doan's * Kidney Pills in the eutn- /rgSgw t mer of 1S1K). for I have had ( no reason in the interim to ftr> change my opinion of the remedy. I said when first I Interviewed that if I had a 2 ! friend ami acquaintance Bfew suffering from back ache i9Sj or kidney trouble I wonld ^' unhesitatingly advise them ?*-;!'> ? to take Doan's Kidney m&j I Pills. I was subject to ( severe attacks of back ache, always aggravated if I sat long j at a desk, tt struck me that if Doan's f Kidney Pills performed half what they , promised they might at least help. This j I induced me to try the remedy, it auso- . j lutely stopped tlie back ache. I hare t never had a pain or a twinge since." j, ! A Free Trial of this great kidney ;1 ; medicine which cured .Mr. I.ario will (] J be mailed to any part of the United ( ! States on application. Address Fos ter-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. For sale by all druggists, price 50 cents per box. f a Report Accepted. a Washington, Special.?The following t bulletin was posted at the State De- 11 partment: "Under date of the 14th in- n slant, Mr. Beaupre telegraphs the Depaitmcnt of State (hat the report o! n the canal committee passed the Senate p unanimously on the first reading. Sen- I i ator Perz Sopo gave notice of an amendment to restrict the executive T( absolutely to the terms of the proposed law." j Sin in itself is to be dreaded more j than ita consequences. a A National rroblem. Ilril unli T is claitaed by some I lint [=J lisl the building of ro.uls Is ( I strictly a local matter, that the benelits are m- ' [5j] [5]] tirely local, and that tlie whole expense should be lorue by the local cominuuities. This s not the view taken in the most uogressive countries of Europe. There he building and maintenance of roads s one of the important functions of [Overnmcnt. France, Germany and Switzerland are covered by a network if the finest roads In the world. As a esult the western half of Europe is he pleasure ground of the world. The evenue derived from tourists is one if the principal sources of income for icople of nearly all classes. Hut witbiut these good roads, this revenue ould never be secured. The aim of the people in those counries is to make their grand moun* ains, their beautiful lakes, their lively alleys, their castles and monuments asily accessible by meaus of tine. iard, smooth roads. What a contrast appears when we urn to our own country. We have lie finest scenery in the world in the treat mountains of the West, but it s practically inaccessible. Except as hey get glimpses of it from car winlows, the grandeur of our mountains md canyons, and the beauty of our nouutaiu lakes, streams and valleys ire a sealed book to the general trav llng public. And this will always be he case so long ns steep stony luounnin trails are the only means of ravel beyond the railway lines. In ieed, much of our finest scenery can* iot be reached even by such trail*, f the United States tfe>rernment. in o-operation with the States and local ommunKles would build great smooth lfghways. making the wonders and >eauties of our great West easily n< essible to tourists, in a few years Hie ide of travel would be turned wes.,vard. Not only would millions, of lobars spent annually by Americans n Europe be kept at home, but other niilions would be brought to our shores by tourists from foreign lands. But the natural attractions of our country are not the only tilings which ire made Inaccessible by the lack of tood roads. Our places of historic ntercst are mostly in tta? same category. Take, for instance, Monticello, iome and tomb of the immortal ,lef'erson. Few Americans even know cvhere it is, much less visit it. Mculi*llo Is only three miles from the city >f Charlottesville, Va_ which Is on two great trunk lines. Why, then, is t so little known? Because three miios of about as bad rond as can he Imagined He between it and t'ne railivay station. One cannot travel over ~-?An? "toim rnnwh mndtlr iliui uauun, oivvp, ? xrnntry road without a feeling of dinme. At present an effort is being made "by a small band of patriotic men ind women to bnTId what is known is the Jefferson Memorial Road to make "Monticello accessible to the pnblic, but only a beginning has bnen made, and they are finding it up-hill ivo*k to raise fuiids to complete the task. But after all the encouragement of, travel is not the most important reason for building r>f good roads. Th"y ire absolutely necessary fr.r the pros-1 nerity and happiness of the people. The-era of railroad building on a large teal*- is practically at an-end. In the! ^ourse of eommerrial and Industrial I levelopment we have reached a point I tvhere the .great problem of improving i he common roads must "be faced. Wei an mo longer treat it as a local ques-! 'on Wc have tried that for three- ( tuarters of a century, rend in nearly ?very section of jhe eonntry the mis-; >ral>le results are nnpnrent. Tlie stood oads problem will never be solved oca dr. It is too vast It eau be solved only by the genius. the wealth, lie labor and the patriotism of the viiol> people. A great national movrnent is necessary. In co-operation of he nation, tlie States, the counties and lie local communities lies the s-olution if the problem. Tl.atry Farmer* Jn T.vnc. Secretary Chas. Y. Knight, of tlie N'ationr.l Dairy Union, recently exiressed himself as follows concerning lie Iirowniow Mil: "In compary with hundreds of thou Hinds or other peop;e tiirouguour me United States, I am very much Inter>sted in this bill. I have just returned rom a tour of Italy, France and Engand, where I bad an opportunity to ?l??erve the character of the roads in hose countries. Com in.? home and ooking over our miserable facilities or getting around in the rural disricts. I made up my mind that it will J ie necessary for this country to do s European countries have done in rder to get good roads, i. e., have lovernment aid. "Tup National Dairy Union is oranized throughout the North in every 'ongressional district which has any mount of agricultural constituency, J nd I am firmly of the opinion that j lie progressive farmers who are dairy- j len will he in favor of the bill for | ational aid. I am so much interested i its success that I am willing to use ly influence to have our dairy farmers etition for the passage of this bill. ! would lie wiiling to give several Insured dollars out of my own pocket j see the roads of this country imroved like those of France." A luxury sometimes develops into necessity before we know it. . i ( COMMODORE WICH Recommends Pe-ru-n< Men Te Commodore Somervillc Nicholson, of the T'nited States Navy, in a letter from 1837 K Street, N. \V., Washington, D. says: ''Your Perunu has been and is ru>ti used by so many of my friends and acquaintances as a sure cure for catarrh that J am convinced or its curative qualities anu I unhestltatimsnit if to all vrTSOnH Hufjerlng from that complaint."? S. Sic'iolHon. United Slates 3Iinist<r to Guatemala Endorses P?-rn.ua. Dr. \V. Godfrey Hunter, U. S. Minister to Guatemala, ex-member of Congress from Kentucky, in a letter from Washington, L). C., writes: "I am fully satisfied that your Pcruna is an efficacious remedy for catarrh, as 1 and many of my friends have been benefited bv its use."?\V. G. Hunter, M. D. Menib"r of Congress From Virgin a VVI it??S. ITon. G. R. Brown. Martinrille, Va., exmetnber of Congress Fifth District, ooth Congress, writes: "I cheerfully give my endorsement to tour Pcruna as a cure for catarrh. Its beneficial results have been so fully demonstrated that its use is essential to a.1 i Krsons suffering from that disease."? on. G. R. Brown. The day was tthen n:cn of prominence hesitated tu give their testimonials to proprieta:y medicines for pub ication. This remains true to day of most proprietary niedieines. But Pcruna has become so justly famous, its merits arc known to so many people of high and low station.-, , ( that no one hesitates to see his name in 1 I^-int rccommeudiug Perur.a. j f The highest men in our nation have j given Peruna a strong eudorseme.it. Men ' g representing all classes and stations arc ! equally represented. | ] FOR GUARANTEED CURE for <n bowel tronblr blai'U, vriad on the stomach, bloated bowels, I pains after eatmg, liver trouble, sallow stria ai regularly you are sick. Constipation kills mo starts chronic ailments and Ions rears of sufle C ASCARET3 today, for you will never get w right Take our a?Vico, start with Cascaret I money refunded. The genuine tablet stamp booklet free. Addtosa Sterling Remedy Comr 0f0?0c?0*0f0*c?0?0b0b000 ITAPUDINE cures 11 I * COLDS and |! J FEVERISH CONDITIONS. J X 10. - j ft n SO seats. at DragsCa ea J i News of the Day. "Science" says that it Is proposed j to -celebrate the 70th birthday of Prcf. August Waismann, the chief repre3cn- ! tative of the opinion thAt acquired ; traits cannot be transmitted to offspring. It will occur ca January 11, 1904. The committee has decided to .have prepared for that time a portrait bnst of Prof. Weismamt, which shall be deposited at the Zoological Institute of the University of Freiburg with appropriate festivities. It invites cooperation in this undertaking, not only from those who awe scientific stimulus to Prof. Weismann and have been guided by him into zoological activity, but also from all colleagues who desare to join in honoring Prof. Weismawn for his work. Miss Eldora Sinks, of Marengo. Iowa, has received notice that $300, 000 was bequeathed to Iver by B. J. Thompson. of Colorado Springs. Thnmncfm was a minp owner and a bachelor when Miss Sinko, with a party of friends, visited Colorado three years ago and became acquainted with him. He was evidently attracted to her. She spent the entire summer in the West and, returning home, supposed she would never again hear of her middle-aged admirer. Recently the notice of his death came, with the statement that he had willed his entire estate to her, having no heirs. A Brussels journal *tches for the j truth of this Gtory t?Mr. of the recently j deceased Belgian. Gen. Brialmont: When he was at work on his "Fortifications of cur Time," (which was published in 1885.) he asked permission of the French authorities to in- j elude some of their latest plans. He was politely informed that the plans were State secrets, which could not be divulged. Thereupon he went to Berlin and there secured these same plans without any difficulty. An Act requiring the redemption in money of checks issued in payment " of assigned wages, which is applic- < able only to merchants on the one 4 ha .id and coal miners on the other, J is held, in Dixcn vs. Poe, (Ind.) 60 * I.. R. A., 30?, to be void as class leg- 5 iKlation. | 3 Gen. James, Ex-Postmaster General J cf the United States, while in Eng- t land, said that a penny post between England and America would be a * financial success. # A German is rolling a barrel cf wine throueh Switzerland en a wager. He bet that, he could roll it from his town. Walkirch-en-Brisgaw, to Rome. The barrel contains sixty gallons of wine. The journey as mapped out will take him through Zare, Munter, Luzerne. Altorf, St. Gcthhard Pac3, I.ugano, Como and Milan. Immense damage was done by a etcrm along the upper Atlantic Coast. Sir Thomas Liptcn. who is ill in Chicago, is now officially declared to be suffering from catarrhal appendicitis. OLSON ?lvv a?Other Prominent stify. COMnOOORE-^^ ^Nicfiohon^ If you do r.ot derive prompt and satiatictory results from the use of Peruua vrite at once to Dr. Dustman, giving a ull statement of your cuse, and he will be >!cascd to give you b:s valuable aavice raiis. Address Dr. Hartraan, President of The lartman Sanitarium, Columbus, 0. CANDY jW i CiTllARTta Jt7 s, appendiciti*. biliou*ne*a, bad breath, bed foul mouth, hesdache, indirection. pimples, id dixiineaa. When your bowels don't move re people than all other d:?eases together. It ring. No matter what ails you, start taking ell and stay well until you get your bowels today under absolute guarantee to cure or ed C C C, Never sold in bulk. Sample and >any, Chicago or N?w York. ?es ybursjbra Bp UP-TO-DATv,. JL/ Cief a Typee rl'er t* .' har- the: from !.?*' |i> gl'HOO Ijinre*' de? is In ?ee-lid-hand Typewriter* tn th rii'lre 8<>ut Ii Kxpert nlrinir an ' r buil|ilnK-L)up Ica'e part*forall marhin. Southern Typewriter Fxchanj; F. McC. Dillon, Mgr. 21 W. TRADE STREET. CHARLOTTE. N. < mtifn' Penmanship by Mail. - w.drliu. ml Instruction* wit hover "<?n- Bust copies ever cmlnced. They teacl IV^LLAK W Ki riJJO SCHOOL. Baltimore. M< Your Liver Is it acting well? Bowel: -egular? Digestion good? I lot, remember Ayer's Pills The kind you have known al your life. J.C.AycrCo.,LoweU.Ma* : Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black? Use ' * ? miA nur NKMH'iUr-nST YOU Wihk riNO ? A rhBV8S& /^iv watlrproof iSSSk 9lk?P eWOTHIM< ?w^ lurywhkre. v'l =/ The best moter&i billed worinen ard t?ty-je\en years experience ho? rode TOWER'S Olicken Gab and flats kifoja the world cwr Th^ arc mcde in bbd or jeilow for fill kimto of wet work. TSWFK anJeven'G&nneribeofinithe JIGNOF ivniw . Tf1E (tfiH l5 Mortcnl ^ ?ivt & ABATE iifactuSn All rtfiaWt dealers xlf then. iit^wMe A.J.T0ra CO.5O3T0IUWii.ttiA. t< Ml tfllrD TOWIICARA5USCOLL<eited.T060ITCtCAR. l-4K)^0K>^C>0^C^0>04Of04O40a 3 MAni. .... . /. /'UKIN MILLS, and 8 V niLLSTONES 5 I If Id need of Corn Mill or Millstones 0 ) you will Hud It to your interest to correa^oad i with <'AKOLI\t Mil L?TO%E CO. O ) I'a ereo. C. manufacturer* of Core a I Mills from the famous Moore County Orlu Q to+o+o+o+o+o+o+o+o+o+o+o Thompson's Eyt Water JUST THE BOO! CONDENSED ENCYCLOPEDIA C truU upon about every subject under the m ud will be tent, postpaid, far SOe. In stamp*. Asj cMgy xa lerstand and sa a fell law ? will eiear up for yieto Index. ss that It may bs I Q R Is a rich alas of valuable I" II K latarsatlnc maansr. and la unw the small turn of FIFTY CENTS Kov* of Incalculable benefit .to those whose * will also bo four.d of (Teat value to those wh> bassaouolrod. BOOK PUSLISHINO I I ' -r . - '-T BipansTabnlessm best dyspepsia /Vjft^^^^HRmedicine ever madeT^/A hundred milllono of them hare been sold in the United States in a single year. Every illness arising from a disordered stomach is , relieved or cured by their use. So common is it that diseases originate from the stomach it may be safely asserted there is no condition of in health that will not be benefited or cured by the occasional use of Rtpana iaouies. raysicians snow mem aua speak highly of them. All druggists sell them. The flye-cent package Is enough for an ordinary occasion, and the Family Bottle, sixty cents, contains a household supply for a year. One generally gives relief within twenty minutes. W. L. DOUGLAS *3.= & $3 SHOES iSS Ton can sate from $3 to $5 yearly by wearing W. L. Douglas $3.50 or $3 shoes. They equal those .r-? that have been roet. ing you from $4.00 sA. _ ^ mouse sale of W. L. _ ?g| Douglas shoes proves IW their superiority over mjW all othor makes. Mm .Sold by retail shoe ' *1 dealers everywhere. ^ Look for name and j( , price on bottom. I That Doeglaa naea Cor- lL oaaColt prove* there is A^^ value iu Doegla* ?hee*. /[AMK. Corona I* the hlsh?t f-^n^Ai grade Pat.Leather ma'fe. 'jUJtvKSSn | Ojr StOilt Edit Line ~nnnot tie equalled at ??s pries. Shoe* br mall, U rent* extra. Htai ti(hi | Catalog free. W. L. DO I'd LIS, Brorkfeji, Isis. , - ' Medical college of vir6W?jl, &I.UIib?t 1838. w_?,ne'artments of Medicine. Deetiatiy Miid "?< aiuiac j\ The Sixiy-elxth fas sion will commence September 29. 18JA Tabt<n tree mdi living ?-X|.*u-es are grirxWrat-. F?r ADQi.unceni' nt and further iafov U"U. .iddrrea, i.'lirletophrr TomphbS% n. IK* Dran, Hlrbu:ou<L VlralelSmypEWlfFBS CHEAP I !: 1 Ig ! nt -ec>nd-ba d Mach'tis< eC JUL ell Ri*kes tak-n a* part p-vy far taw OliTrt ?<* tfiijns for quick borer*. J.K. (UAVTO!l,< h>.lotte.N. Ce ,.w r*. 1 _ CtftED , cv oropsysi Remove* alt awelling in ttoao* days; effect* a pet mioent caw.-? A in _roto (po days. Trial treeeeae^: given free. Noth?a|gqMiftafcii''yc UbQhH#lW Write Dr. H. H. Greer "*3*ee. Specialists. Bo* n. So. 39. Clear Heath TO -SELTZER,, | YtVIfEjRJS I f gHwEis^E JLwith Htce's rnlv*r>al l^tr Beams,ReeUJS?M *. Jear. Sltn'iltaiieoirfflK Worksand the Heo-Bt Mcoek-Klnjr Variable Keed Work* are nitex-W c Moetiled for acccbact, *ib.?ucitt. dbiihl-Bi "jrrr an i? bask okopkbatiom. Write for failJB: . adescrlptlre etrrular*. Manufactured SjrtheS c rldAJ-E.,. IRON Pnsirm ON FULL Come, and R. R. Fare FkflTT^ King's Busl?i'n? Oil lege, with an ntiehal- '' lengert rr.-orit of Hrren years, with (.cm* equipment, offer* Mivrilxnl adraetoge-*In Hniilt-heei>lns. ?l?i?r hand and T? ae- J wrlil b. I'elUlitfot ellmite. norxtmnew ' of heat or cold. Iteascnab'e Hale* Arttkceea - ; s K.ings "Business College.^ f CHARLOTTE. N. C ^ LCf^ROMPT, Safe. Reliable." 1 hat'< what Dr. * i. ' nortow'.Kiecirio.Nerviua for roo: b*eb? ft* , i 1,J^n?UtJ, 0T *>y ma|l far..In* J epeeialiy < ?tnpany,D*pt.C.Plneblufr.N.C - SOFT, SILKY HAIR C'OWES WHEN TOU US5 Carpealer's OX BASSO? POMADE , (niVAii or ntfTiTTo**#) Bab it in?o the seslo thormarhlr ?n<* a mk j and it will work wonders. K?eo? tb? h?ir from falling oat %nd came dandruff, too. Better *haa any hair oil or tonic. P=?ICE, 25 CENTS. Af your druggist's, or by mail. (Address, CARPENTER & CO., Louisville, Ifj. # Insures against Biliousness Has been regulating rebellious livers for more than 58 years. THE TAHBANT CO. . V'80c' nafl ** CheoMsu, New York. At druggists or by S3 IRIS WHERE All ILil tAlU. M jugb Syrup, Tastes Ooud. Cse P"V time. Sold by tragglsta. tff 32H!EEEI33Z^ffl ( YOU WANTS? )F UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE, ak ? IB. It eontaJ&a 420 paces, profusely UhjitrateA {poataJ Bote or sliver, Wben reading r?u doubw GLGPEDIA zEfSx you. It bui eeu ??? referred lo easily. Tijte <-<r4 I^J EJ Inforcuat.o&. preevntvd ?n as worih to any one ???. blob we ask (or )L A study of this book ?ffl tduoetlon has bees aeOclrd. wliite the vo urns a causet readily oorncsaeU the knowledge tbop HOUSE. 134 L??nar4 &U. N. Y. Ot?.