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Circulation. Ia about twenty-two seconds a drop of blood goes the round of the body. In about every two minute** the eutlro blood In the body makes the round through the right side of the heart, the lungs, to the left side of the heart, through the arteries, the veins, again to the heart. Hope for Massachusetts Spinsters. Th? male l>i*ths in Massachusetts during the past year exceeding the tomale births by nearly 11.000. F\ .1. Cheney ?fc Co., Tolo-to, O., TVnfu. of Hall's Catarrh Core, utter $100 rowarrt for any I rase of catarrh that cannot lw curort by taking Hall'* Catarrh Corp. Spurt for Iwrtiuiuuiala. free. Sold bv DrUSSistSaToe. Slicor Desperation. sav vxxaii, g a. J. T. SlUTTHINK. City. IK-nr Sir:?"Several phvxirinn^ treat oil me w ithout HUecvss fur what tlicy pronounced u stubborn case of eczema. 111 addition to thin 1 have tried every so-called remedy that was suggested to me. hut not hint; did me the tlightest good until in sheer desperation 1 tried your Tettkiuxk. This elTected what seems to lie h pkhmankxt cure, and I take pleasure In testifying to its merits." Itespcctitilly yours. " Isaac Haas. 1 box by mail for .Vie. In stamps. IVnlklHt Would Olirn be n i'lrnaure were it not for corns. These pests are removed with lliudereortia. l.ie. at urn agists. A shower of mud is reported from WyoOi.m?. 1 nrre sie people using I'otiluns' Elfdrlr Soo|. to-day who coiiiiueticed its use t'/i 1 *?'*?. WuuUi this he the rase were it not the purest slid mitt reunion ii-<lf sosp made. Ask your Merer lot it. Look out lor imitatinns. /Jobiiin'. It is announced that all restrictions on tho propagation of Christianity havo been expunged from Chineso laws. FITS stopped free by Dr. Ki.ixk's Great Kkhvk Restorer. No ills after first day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and SS.uOtrial hottie free. I?r. Kline. Vtll Arch St.. l'hila., l'a. I'iso's Cure for Consumption relieves the most obstinate coughs. Itev. 1), llccttMCKi.I.F.lt. Lexington. Mo., Feb. "4, *1)4. The More One Cars I'arker'a t.isgrr Tunlo the moro its virtues are revealed in dispelling colds, indigestion, pain and every weakness. Mrr. Wlnslnw's Soothing Syrup for children teething, ?oftensth?? gums', reduce inrlamntattnn. wllsv* i%!iln. cure* wind folic. 2?c. a bottle. B&ps g i I12ST Extreme tired feeling afflicts nearly everybody at this season. The hustlers eeuse to push, the tireless grow weary, the euorgotic become enervated. You know just what wo mean. Some men and women endeavor temporarily to overcome that H3E535S H H Tired Feeling by great force of will. But this Is unsafe, as it pulls powerfully upon the nervous system, which will not long stand such strain. Too many peoplo "work on their nerves," and the result is seen in unfortunate wrecks marked "nervous prostration," in every direction. That tired /ng Is a positive proof of thin, weak, impure blood; for if the blood is rich, red, vitalized and vigorous, it imparts life and energy to every nerve, organ and tissue of the body. The necessity of taking Hood's Nnrsnpurilla for that tired feeling is, therefore. apparent to everyone, and tho good it ( will do you is equally beyond question, j p..,Hint Sarsaparilla Is the One Trim Tllood Purifier. All dru prists. SI Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Muss. j Hood's Pills ?z^r^:My^ OSBORNE'S S5ccdu/c-J-j \ N l> Scliool of Sliortliniid 4IMHIMTA. OA. No (Mit Ixm?km Ai-tUAl liunti?o from -lay of tutoring. Humdhhr liapnm, coli.'g* currency an I ;o?>dt u*b?I. Smut for h*nil*ninaiy illumratn 1 oiu* ofiiv, Ho*r?l ctiHApvr than in any Si)iilli?rii city. One of the health-giving elements of HIRES Rootbeer is sarsaparilla. It contains more sarsaparilla than many of the preparations called by that name. HIRES?the best by any test. Ut 1? ?nl? bj The Cbitrlr. K. Hll?< Oo I'Mlt'lrlphls. A ii-. ptck.fr mtkes 5 fsllon.. Hol.l ViTbTctiBC ALABASriNr AB LE'?" BEAUTIFiiT* pufwall coating. ui j CM*' pro ' Botmrcd hoiwles'. From Cut-low Mrmptoms r.ipillvdisappear. *nd in l<-n i!ivs " I"*t '" > ??> !<?< ? ? II'. ?\ r iptnllls .v- ':< _r_l. nnOK n I (< ' iH"in?!s "f mm i.l.-in ires v-n I REt, tew DAYS TR'Al MEWT fUHNiSI'EQ FS :E ^ mail V?li iLil, (iUiiO 4;?<#Mi,?occlullil(k Atluutu. Oft. KAIR>'telU&;;.l ; ' ' aM,t ! >lr. I Ittc*7' wAvi 1 ivim?u i a iTir.'ifi.i::, p r.th. 9 Ilw*'o\'* -.W'o I'I V' >' Fr.ilO to it dr.-.-o . rn71 lyUT* -V " ( i.'e 111.If to It* Youth!: i Color. I I.C "Yt)o.v> . * 5.'! Cure J " .*![> ill *<11 .?. 111.!.- ,...112, I fiV.-.-tt' * > < ' ,= . v: -O. J s. n. r.-ii). HDUIM WHISKY irnl.li*.rur.-?l. Hook sent VllUfn HIKK. nr. H. N. n lllll.I.Kt, t|UUl, (.*. A ACUTC cat' COIN Mf>NKYxi>lliiin_M<;ilTAbtri I O INCAI.K TOV WIIISTI.H.'.'.'. .1(1*. out. Soil* at iiuht. Sample. etc.. .1 edit*, isuperlor Wirt* .llut Co., Ileavor Call*, I'a, tS Beat (Hiugh Ed In time. Sold br driiitiliis, Pf ^pEBgm'i iiii aiBBBQi BILL ARB'S LETTER. WILLIAM AND HIS WIFK DISCUSS SKRPKNTS PRO AND CON. A Tlinc AVIieii Kverybody Was Demoralized Kxcept Noah aud Ills Family. The peafowls stirred up a small garter suako down in tho grove and they raised such a ruinous us to attract my wife's attention. Tho reptilecamo slipping along through tho grass toward the house and she screamed for me, of course. It cauio in the front ynrd and I killed it hv the stone step, but iny wifo never believes a snake is dead as long us its tail wiggles. I had to keep on killing it to sutisfy her, aud then hang it up in a tree to make it rain. It is awful dry up here, but now I reckon it will just pour down some time. This is the second snuke that has ever been seen here, but my wife says she knows that tho place is iust haunted with them. Tliev alwavs go in pairs, she says. "Moses mentions only one," said I, "and dident mention any until after Evo was created. Probably Adam lived and worked in tbat garden alone for many years nnd be got as sick of it as did Robinson Crusoe. Tben Evo was created for Adam's express compnuy, and tbey got along very well until tho serpent beguiled her." "Yep, and tbo poor womnu lias to bear all tbo blame of our sin and misery," said my wife. "Adam said 'The woman Tbou gavest mo did give unto mo aud I did eat.' Why dident Evo say tbo man Tbou didst make me for did not protect me from the wileB of that smooth-tongued serpent. Ho let me eat first and tako all tbo risk of the danger. The old autocrat. No telling bow long bo bad been acquainted with the serpent for bo knew nil tbo animals and bad mingled with tbem and bad dominiou over tbem and bad given tbem nil names long beforo Eve was created." "No doubt of it," said I, "for Josopbus says that tbo serpent lived in the bouse with Adam aud was very bandHomo and very smart and could talk. Pcrlimm iliflv ttlnvoil nuirhlss tnontliiT anil went in u-washing." "Yes," saiil Mrs. Arp, "anil 'the Lord gave the command to Adam about tho forbidden fruit long before Evo was born." "She wasent born," said I. "Pity she was not," said she. "Then sho would have hud a mother who would huvo protected her from tho serpent and from Adam, too. Tho poor woman never even had choice ol lovers nor a courtship nor a wedding." "Nor a trousseau nor her picture in the papers," said I, "and sho dressed remarkably thin considering that the climato there is about like ours. J reckon that Adam's family expenses were very light about those times. But later on ho caught it, for Josephus says ho had twenty-thrco iluughterp, and of course somebody put up a dry goods store in tho neighborhood and sold finery. Fig leaves played out early." "I should liko to know whero they got nny dry goods and linery or any money to pay for it," said she. "The Biblo says the Lord made them garments of skins." "Y'ep," said I, "mndo them for Adam anil Eve, but two or three hundred years after that they had loarned to spin flax and goat's hair and silk and weave it into cloth, and they made ornaments of gold anil had precious stones and made*hionoy, too, for Moses ...Ami n?.. ni?j o iu iiiv oi uwuu t vi vicuvnia that ono of the four rivers flowed through ft land where the gohl was good and tin re, too, wns bdellium and tho onyx stone. Oh, they caught on to new fashions mighty fast, and cut up scandalous, and Joseph us says the sons of God wore fallen angels and they saw that tho daughters of men were fair to look upon and they mated with them nnd raised a crop of giants, and everybody got demoralized except Noah and his family. 'iltoses tells us how that 'wisehearted women spun with their hands and mado beautiful ornaments for the taliernncle.' Some of tho necklaces taken from the mummies arc as line as are ever seen at Tiffany's. The ancients were not behind us in fine fabrics and ornamental nrtp. Wo read of an ancient Hindoo princess who came into court on a stato occasion and her father said: 'Go buck, my daughter?go back nud dress yourself.' And she replied, 'Father, I have on seven suits," but they were of muslin so delicately tiuo the kiug could Hro throuph them." "Well, ttint will do now," said my wife. "The baby is waking up. I>ring lu r to me, please. The poor little thing can't sleep long while she is cutting that other tooth. She is the best and sweetest child in the world. I wish she would erv and be cross a little sometimes. Somehow I'm afraid she in too precious to stay lu re long. Turn lure to your dan-mn, darling.' And little Caroline puts out her arms and mules and coos, and her dan-ma feels her forehead and says I'm afraid she has a little fever and has taken a cold. When you walk out with her von will not put on her bonnet. When a clnltt is teething you euu't bo too careful with them. The other day my wife was looking all around the room for her spectacles. When suddenly she discovered that she had them on and she exclaimed, "Well, I do reckon I'm the biggest fool in the world?" " No you ain't, grandma," said another grandchild. "You aro the besset fool in the world." Her spectacles have got too young for her, and I must get her another pair. What a pity it is that these old grandmothers have to wear oat and pass % | away! Mother E*o did'nt. Good I gracious! what a time she had with her posterity. Josepbun says she hftd sixty children, and if they had sixty apiece and soon down the line and she lived as long as Adam did, there were eight generations in sight, and that would moko millions of people. It would make a huudred millions if esoh generation had only ten apieoft. But i must stop rnminuting about these speculations for I hoar Mrs. Arp calling again on the piazza. "Ib it the other snake," said I. "No; but the baby is fretting and wauts yon to take her and walk in the garden. Be sure and keep her bonnet on. She is running at tbo nose now, and she sneezed nwliilo ago." "Sneezing ia a good sign," said I. "It is a sign the eold is getting better," but I don't make my wife believe it. I don't believe she knows as much about raising grandcbildron as she did I r..slain if ia Minf aftultol1 11? ii uuiiiucu, vtimiu if io v WMV i worries more about them. Wheu Caroline's mother goes visiting my wife is Afraid something will happen to the child beforo she gets back. Oh, my country?it makes me so tired.?BiiJi Anr in Atlanta Constitution. STATE liOAKD OF EDUCATION. They Discussed Mutters and Appointed County Jiourds of Education? Other Matters of Interest. Tho State board of education mot in Columbia Friduy in tho Governor's otlice, with all the members present, consisting of the following . Governor Evaus, chairman; W. I). Maylield, secretary; Juliuu Mitchell, of Charleston, for tho First congressional district; Prof. W. W. Merchant, of Monetta, for tho second; l'rof. J. J. McCain, of Duo West, for tho third; Prof. H. T. Cook, of Greenville, for the fourth; I'rof. A. It. Bauks, of Yorkville, for the fifth; W. F. Clayton of Florence, for the sixth; uud Prof. A. M. ltankin, of Orangeburg, for the seventh. Tho board elected R. J. Wade school commissioner of Aiken county, to succeed L. W. Williams deceased. The appointment of county bonrds of educution in tho placo of county boards of examiners was made, the I said eountv hoard of education holding their offices for two years. The boards for the counties are as follows : , Aiken?R. J. "NVade, chairman; J. A. Lucas and U. L. Gunter. Anderson?W. H. Russell, chairman; W. F. Montoiff, L. A. Mahuffey. Barnwell?L. N. Belliner, chairman, W. W. Hart, R. H. Hurley. Beauford?James Wigg, chairman, Chas. L. Paul, Thomas Talbird. Berkeley?A. H. Deltay, chairman; F. W. Duntzler, E. J. Dennis. Charleston?W. H. Dunkin, chairman; W. M. Whitehead, B. Boax. Chester?W. B. Thompson, chairman; S. B. Luthan, James Hamilton. Chesterfield?T. Threat, chairman; W. P. Pollock, Rev. B. F. Tagett, ' . Clarendon?L. L. Wells, cllkirmnn; J' H. Lesesue, M. C. Davis. Colleton ?O. P. Williams, chairman; D. 11. Berry, C. E. Owens. Darlington ? A. J. .A. Ferritt, chairman; H. A. Thompson, J. M. Parrott. Edgefield?P. N. Lott, eliairman; 1\ II. Folk, H. Hartzog. Fairfield?D. Ii. Stevenson, cliuirman; James G. McCauts, W. S. Hall, Jr. Florence?E. J. Smith, chairman; D. MeDuffie, T. N. Rhodes. Georgetown?(1. llerriot, chairman; L. C. Walker, M. W. Pyatt. Greenville?J. R. Plvler, chairman; A. H. Vuych, W. D. ^fcKankler. Hampton?S. J. Fitts, chairman; J. W. Rouse, W. J. Gooding, Jr. llorrv?D. D. Hiirrelson. eliairman. Kershaw?A. A. lligsby. chairman; M. W. Gordon, W. J. Yillepigue. Lancaster?W. 1). Bruce, chairman; J. T. Green, W. S. L. Porter. Laurens? Jas. L. Madden, chairman; J. 11. Parrott, .1. 11. Wntkins. Ioxingtou?J. D. Farr, chairman; S. J. Derrick, L. 11. llaynes. Marion?S. \Y. Smith. clinirmanjP. II. Edwards, ?T. D. McLucas. Marlboro?G. W. Hcarsey, chairman; C. 15. Easterliug, .T. A. Calhoun. Newberry?F. \V. lliggina, chairman; W. K. Sligh, G. G. Sale. Oconee?O. F. Martin, chairman; \V. .T. Stribling, W. A. Dixsou. Orangeburg?E. II. Houser. chairman; It. E. Copes, T. M. McMichael. Pickens?T. C. Robinson, chairman; S. E. Parsons, S. \Y. Odell. Richland?L. C. Sylvester, chairman; E. 11. Wallace, C. E. Johnson. Spartanburg -11. D. Chapman, chairman. Sumter?W. .T. Durant, chairman; S. II. Edmunds, H. F. Wilson. Union?M. L. Remaster, chairman; C. H. Peake, C. 11. Waller. Williamsburg?J. J. 11. Montgomery, chairman; E. G. Chandler, Dr. ! W. <5. Gamble. York .1. A. Xbirlev r>l>ni rninn T \Y. Thompson. Tin* school commissioners are chairmen of the county hoards, cx-ollieio. Alter the ii}']>oiiit iiieiit of thi' hoards, the Superintendent of Kdueatiou was j instructed to draw up inles and regu | lations lor lioth tin* State 1 ><?arti and j county hoards, ihe same to ho siih | milted for :i]>] r??val at* the next nieet inn 4,f tin* hoard, lie was also ordered to make ruliH relative to State and j county teachers' eeitilieah s. | Miss Sadie .Mauley's hook on Southern Literature was added io the li- ; j hrary list for the jaihlie schools. The time for the beginning of tlio j scholastic year has been changed so that it now starts ou the lirst of July instead of the lirst of November, as formerly. On June dO, the terms of all tho school trustees in the State will expire and ne w ones will then bo appointed by tho school commissioners. New York City's budget for ltM, as Anally passed, calls for 943,990,571 to be raised Is taxes, or 94,519,911 morsUaa la 199L } % WEATHER AND CROPS. Official Reports from the VariousStates in the Cotton Beit. The following is a summitry from the weekly weather and crop bulletin of the agricultural department at Washington: Virginia?Richmond: Droughty conditions relieved by general rain of 21 It instant; winter wheat shows considers b o gain over previous growth; corn planting generally; spring oats, wheat, clover aud grasses promising; tobacco plants abundant; fruit blooms heavy; pasturage improving. North Carolinu?Ualeigh : Excellent weather for work and growth of crops; general showers Friday of incalculable benefit; corn and cotton planting hitherto held back now being rushed: in south corn being chopped with good stuuds; transplanting ' tobacco begun. South Carolina?Columbia: Holt, dry weather, followed by cooler, showery c nditions, with rains over the entire State,being heavy over limited areas; more rain needed forcrt ps, especially grain; corn exceptionally fine, eotton nenrlv nil nlmited. but onlv a small part up to stands; farm work ull udvaucod. Tennessee?Nashville: Generally favorable, with good showers during week, but rain needed in many sections; corn growing well; wheat and oats in good condition; obiooh bugs numerous in portions of central division; cotton growing off well; tobacco plants promising; fruit prospects generally good. lie Killed Five Person*. Robert Laughlin, who is in jail at Mays. ville, Vy.t fortho murder of his wifo and niece, whom ho assaulted, lius confessed | two more murders. The idiot child whoso . dead body was found in the spring near his ; hmise was Laughlin's first victim, and Bonjnmin McCrackin. his brother-in-law, the second. He killod live persons in all, Oliio Legislature Adjourned. The seventy-second General Assembly of Ohio adjourned sine dieat uoon at Columbus. Governor Bushnell visitod each branch just I before adjournment and delivered u abort : address. Servant Girls on Strike. The servant girls of Suporlor, Wis., nre on strike. They demand an increase in wages from $10 or $12 a month to $15, regardless of their ability or the work they nave to do. The girls have formod a union and in all cases whero tho demand for increased wages has been refused tbo girls have quit work. Tho housewives who have refused to accede to the demands are being boycotted, and cannot get girls for love or money. There are aoout 1000 members of the union, and, as female labor is scarce, they declare they will stand out uutil all re ceive tne wages asuea. HEALTH IN OLD AGE. AT* OLD I.ADY KINDS TIIK TRUE SOURCE OK VITALITY. A Reporter'). Interesting Interview With Lailjr of Seventy-two Years YVho Tell* n Marvelous Story. From the Union, Port Jervia, X. T". But a short time ago, in a distant part ot the country, wo heard of a cure by the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, which seemed almost marvelous, and more recently another substautial evidence of their value reached our ears. Being of an inquiring turn of mind, and wishing to know just how much there was in the story, a reporter was sent to Interview the person said to be thus benefited. If tne narrative as it had reached our ears was true, it was only simple justice to let It bo known?if it proved untrue, it would be well to know it. The person alluded to above as having been thus greatly benefited by the use of Pink Pills is Mrs. Jane Holnlen, of llainesvillo, }i. J,, a pleasant hamlet in S County, about fifteen miles from this office. The reporter had no difficulty iu finding Mrs. Hotalen. It was nearly noon when we reached her pleasant home, a double house, one part of w nidi is occupied by hor son. She is a pleasant-faced old lady, looking to be about sixty-live, but is in reality seventytwo yearsof age. After a few preliminary remarks tn explanation of the call. sb<* was asked if she had any objection to giving us thedefails nfthn un.l .?K " try this now famous romodv. "Not at all," said she. "If my experience can be of any good to others, I atn sure they are welcome to it?it can do me no harm," "When were you taken sick and what was the nature of the malady?" was asked. "It was about two yours ago. The trouble was rheumatic in character- - iatiea, they called it?and it was very | oinful indeed. The difficulty began in my ! !, and extended the whole length of the limb, crippling tne completely. I suffered intensely from it, an I the ordinary treatment gave mo not tho slightest alleviation. I was under treatment about a month as stated, but grew worse iustead of better, and was fast becoming discouraged." "What brought Pink Pills to your notice?" "My son called my attention to an article in u paper, in which it wan stated that a Mr. 8truble, of UraBchrille, a village in this county, hud been greatly benefited by their use, and suggested that it would be a good plan to try them. Put I was skeptical in regard to their value?in fact, I had no confidence in their eflleaey and rather laughed ut the suggestion. But the trouble increased and I wan badly crippled. A few days later my sou was about to visit a neighboring town and suggested again that it might bo well to try this much-tnlked-of remedy, and I then conseuted. lie bought me a box of them and 1 bogau taking them at once. At the end of a week I noted a marked Improvement. and by the time I had taken the first box 1 was able to walk without a cane. 1 continued their use, taking several boxes, and am, as you see, iu a very comfortable state of health." "Have you had any return of the trouble?" "Not as vet, though at my time of life, seventy-two, it would not be surprising if 1 should have. If it comes, I should at once begin the use of tho pills. I suppose 1 inhcrit a tendency to troublosof this kind uy mother died from tliem." "Did you over nolo any ill effects troin tho use of Pink Pills*" "Sunn whatever. They never di-durbod my stomach in any way or caused mo any annoyance. Neither did I find it necessary to im-ro'isetho dose, as tho directions *.iv ni iv Itn deslrahle. I am aide, as you see, to attend to my own work." The reporter thaiiKed Mrs, Ilotnlen for her courtesy and hade her good day. It is not often that one can witness such a complete recovery from such a pertinacious trouble at such an advanced aim. and such in tancc.--. cannot fail to produce a profound impression. Headers of the I'm on may rely on t|o> absolute accuracy of all thcstatcne-nts here given not hint; has hceu exaggerated, nothing withheld. l>r. Williams' Pink Pills contain, in a condensed form, all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves. They are an unfailing specific for such diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, tho aftereffect of la grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow complexions, all forms of weakness cither in male or female, and all diseases resulting from vitiated humors In the blood. Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be sent post paid on receipt of price, 60 cents a box, or six boxes for 92.50, by addreaeing Dr. Williams' Medl ine Oo.. Hchansotadv. M. \ I I nON'TYOI HL?r papers and books which you dou't I liko to look up if you had sorno con formation in u few lino9V?not bo encyclopedia aoetlnK t'i5 or f:J3. mm LISNINC HOUSE, 134 Leon- fjB ^ furnish you, postpaid, with just such Illustrated, with complete handy lndox. Do yon 11 ? ^.4 'J \\T I.? l.ulU ?k.. m(.ln 'Pk.. uycu [ n uu uuiii iuc a j inuuu?, auu wuuur x nn What is the lonRCSt river iu the world? That Mar< and who Marco Polo was? What tho Gordiau Kd of explanations of just such m II about. Jtuy it at tlm ve VP half a dollar and IMl'U MBBMBBBnnnauaHHni f=j, A1 ! L/ U & not. Some of them don't prct as Pearline ; sonic will injure pa some are only meant to wash or But with Pearline, you will s; ing anything that pure water wc do no harm, but it saves useless a TkV4~t^TlTl^ ' The Gallery of Modcna was for twon- W ty years unhung. At Inst It has been admirably arranged, and Slgnor Andersou has photographed Its many In- % terestlng works. There, better than anywhere else, the Ferrarn-Holognese school can be studied; but the glory of Modena Is Its many niasteri)leces W. B. by Dosso Dossi, a most fascinating artist, hitherto almost undiscovered. Symonds Is the only writer of note who has made so much as a passing mention of Dosso, whose "Jester" he greatly admired. This "Jester," even in a photograph, reveals Its quality of Shakspertrean humor. cr< Gladness Comes ?v With a better understanding of the transient nature of the many phys ieal ills which vanish before proper ef? forts?gentle efforts?pleasant efforts? rightly directed. There is comfort in the knowledge that so many forms of sickness are not due to any actual disease, but simply to a constipated condition of the system, which the pleasant family laxative, Syrup of Figs, promptly removes. That is why it is the only remedy with millionsof families, and is everywhere esteemed so highly by all who value good health. Its beneficial effects are due to the fact, that it is the one remedy which promotes internal cleanliness, without debilitating the organs on which it acts. It is therefore all important, in order to get its beneficial effects, to note when you purchase, that you have the genuine article, which is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all reputable druggists. If in the enjoyment of good health, and the system is regular, then laxatives or other remedies are not needed. If afflicted with any actuul disease, one may be commended tothe most skillful physicians, but if in need of a laxative, then one should have the best, and with iin: wi-ii-iniornieuoverywnero, svrnpoi Figs stands highest and is most inrgoly used and gives most general satisfaction. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR W. L. Douglas *3. SHOE beUo!,nldThe If > on pay S4 to ?t) for shoes, ex- ! aniin? the \V. I.. DoiikI.is Hinc. arid S9 >c? see \vh it 4good shoe you can huy for ViF n j OVER IOO STYLES AND WIDTHS, 1 ?n. CONtiHKSS, UCJTTON, at anil I.Af'l', iiiailn in all i BMt \ klinirtof the Ix'Kt Hi'lerteil > lentlier liy wl.llleil work- j i "'C'u ? I * tmih iiihkc IIIMI CT v full morn /fi? ^ t.'hr 7'' ""MPH w\ ^ manufacturer in tlio world. XLaMpjj 0 T i None genuine unless name and ^SffsS?| I price is stunned on the bottom. A?\( J ? Ask your dealer for our &n, /*t; ? 3 Torp 4. 93.AO, Sj.rtO, ."shoes; tAH'.Rl by or 3.flO, S3 and 1.78 for boys. tTW* ' r Trl?' TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. H your dealer / M cannot supply you, send to fac- pBjrr.-^Js T1 tory, enclosing price and 7ft cents I to pay carriage. State kind, style V No fi of toe (cap or plain), size and I | width. Our Custom I>ept. will till sour order. Send forAnew lllus(rated Catalogue to Boi R. W. L. DOUGLAS, ISroektan, Mats. PUS A m4 bar stragcU for rrM<Mi. ImM D| VJPJLA WMt?d. ?. !l . Is retail ? <k>,iMlfeJfTOt. W< / I tl'l .fjllf! f| I# IIfn?M a in irui. but It ts wmmr ?<> l?t tifehjkuor thing* Lite of tli" \ nrtotia Miilivlle* which afflict thrn majority of ra? a I'nrc couM ha-e h*rn il the owner ih mcmwI a little knowledge. inch mcunxt from tlt?* Uw Hundred I'ntfe Bonk wu nelmt tlic !' nctlcnl Kxperh'noesof a man who eiityttva rent** nf bis life to CnnduotllU a irit at il IIiikIiii's*. ?>l as a pastime. Aa tha mself ?m| family depended on It. ho irnve tha h attcnt mil ."Iimlv n need of bread will comlilt-result was n vriunl Mi'x-ea*. niter It*' hail Ii mouey auii lost* hundreds or valuable ehteklerliiii-iillni: What! he Icarucil In nil thesa bodied In till* hook, which we si-ml postpaid live Cents In stamps- It tenelics you how to t lire l'1'en-e... how to Keel! tor K?ys llllil nl?i? int. which Fowls to Sine for lirccdhm I'uruew* liliilf.llidecd, you should know oil tills subject >OK I?rnfilSIIIN<i IIOl'SK, l'H Ijt'onurtl St., N. V. City, , U OFTEN expression* and releroncos in tho news? ully understand, and which you would apact book which would givd the in? obliged to- hnndlo a twenty-pound * in stamps sent to BOOK PI' 1" ' ard Street. N. Y. City Witt a book,, containing 520 pages, well know wna croosus was. ana wnero n* t sound travels 1125 feet per second? 20 l'olo invented tho compass iu 12G0, iot wnsV The book contains thousands otters as you wondor mm f * ry low price of B 8 OVE YOL'llSELF. W? 1 over the house V you need Pcarline. ^ And more than ever in house-cleaning*. Just look over the list of things that you might use?soaps and powders and fluids and what end to help you as much ,int, or surfaces, or fabrics ; clean certain things. itro 11mrx o rwl in /%1/s^#* _ a ? v, niuv, uuu iauv/1 111 v^itail* ?n't hurt. Not only can it nd harmful rubbing. 4W j EHAVE no agents: * 1 * ""but Mill direct to thoooa.aiu srstwholsaala prlcoa. Hfcti ?o?*b?r? (or tiialoirin . XNXIJffllv b-foroesla. E.anrtkiaosaM |jv NyBBTi r?nt?4. too styles of Car , 111 rl.ee., 90 styles of ttaf> ne5a,41 styles RtdUgSaA /' S?|upn|^n<llcs. Writ# for oatalo??yELKHART 1 <ti-s Carriage A Harssst M%f* . PmaTT. Sacr tikk.it. lot. Cotton. j With careful rotation :>ps and liberal fertilizations,, tton lands will improve. The plication of a proper ferticr containing sufficient Poth often makes the difference tween a profitable crop and lure. Use fertilizers contain; not less than 3 to 4% Antnnl Pot^c:1n I A. ULV1 JL # V unrt is a complete specific ainst " Rust." 'r 'Vi /'! advertising oir-ulars hsompeckw TsrTTtire.:', tint are practical works, contain, the it-suits of latest experiments in this line, v cotton farmer should have a copy. They u? free fur the asking. GERMAN KAI.I WORKS. t: 01 Nassau St.. N'rw York. Some time hro," said Clifton Arndparger (of Paris, Ky.), County Attorney of IlourbonCo.. Ky? "B / caw tho advertisements of IUiKina ' Tabu lea in tho Louisville Courier* j Journal, ttnd believing it was tbo i remedy I needed, I determined to * got some of the Tubules. There was } uo name attached to the advertise- I ment, ?o I wrote to the published of ( the Courier-Journal and was ) referred to tho Ripatvt Chemical Co., i 10 Spruce at.. New York, from whom I I obtained -a bo* for 50 ceuts. I had J been greatly troubled with sick _ / headache, but slneo I scoured Means Tubules, whenever I begin to feel flyraptoms of flick headache or soiir stomach, I take one or two Tubulea and escape all the terrors of a splitting headache. One taken after eating has aided my digestion and )" niudc 1110 feel like n different person* | I find I now oiui get the Tubules A from a local druggist, (digued). , Ci.trrox Aunsi-akobk, September . 13th, 1S95." ' \ l>*n* Tabule* sr? sold by <]rnr|rl*<f, or bv m*S| < price 'VI i">nU a h ii) Is son 1 u> the Itlpana' Ijic?l t'onipvn, No. 10 Spruce si., New kor*. pie v<ai. In ceuto. Q SSfflPS ' ? f| tr?llil nt will rhow YOU how to s JiAf in.si- si iliy . nt nlui. iy sure; we fijs. null 11 n* work Aiiti ti-Ai h you free voa d-A?work in 1 In* locality w lo re you Iit*| send in Tour roido-s. ann nr will rxpialu the hu?liw.ss fulij, rcmrni *r we guar* .mr '? il'? a clear profli n: f1 lor e?? ry cay's 1 w jrk. ao-oiulTlT. ?ur?: wrlia al hw. lORGAVManaf-rr Ho* LP. DETROIT,MICHIGAN. REY'S LIVER PILLS Ii l.lvrr Complaint*, CoiiMtlpatlnii, II,|| Idlty, I.lver Sp,,??, J i uii'l!<"? , Ancle ?,. to. Hoi* imtcUiaor wnl proi?>l<l on iccrlpl of price, "i&c* >lu. 1 Or. OIIBV MKD.CO., JJ 1-2 Ho wiry, N. T. df.WnRM removed In from dm rCn UllR to three hour*. n??d and all. intlnic or detention from I>uhIihm. If you think nvr a tape worm, write mo. DR. U. HO LI JM 8, 28 N. College St.. Charlotte. N. C. 8l y' U ~19' PlUlfl a?mVrfsHH:s?