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4 What Georgia Thinks of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin To the Readers of The Journal: - ’ Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin has been before the public for a generation. It te today the most widely used laxative In Georgia arid the one with the stead- I leaf patronage. It is the family remedy. It Is the kind of a remedy that Is hl K ! most homes and should be in every home. t" . The cheapest health investment is a handy laxative, for it may be needed any moment, and when needed every drop is worth the price of a bottle. Have ‘ you got a bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin in your home? A bottle costs ! but fifty cents or a dollar, the dollar slse being for family use and is bought by people who have convinced themselves of its merits through a fifty cent bottle. Any druggist can supply you. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a guaranteed cure for chronic constipation, for stomach trouble, liver trouble and bowel trouble; and for such symptoms of these disease® as biliousness, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, gas on the stomach drowsiness after eating and similar annoyances. We make no claims • for it beyond its value in stomach, liver and bowel troubles, but in any symp toms of these diseases we absolutely guarantee relief with the promise to re- I fund the money if relief is not obtained. Syrup Pepsin Is a scientific preparation. It contains the best and most hlgh ily esteemed ingredients for the movement of the bowels, hence its superiority in the cure of stubborn, chronic constipation la young or old. Every reader knows the value of pure pepsin as a digestant, and hence its great value in | 4 dyspepsia and indigestion. In addition to these it has tonic ingredients that tone the stomach and towel muscles and strengthen them that they learn to do their work naturally aga.n. That is why users of Syrup Pepsin are in a short time able to do without medicines of any kind. Letters Dr. Caldwell has received wffl prove that people beyond seventy have been able to dispense with medlcfhe after the use of Syrup Pepsin, owing to its exceptional action I on the stomach and bowel muscles. ’ ■ Te Dr. CbldweU: jOfe-y MB. K. A. FBSBMAJF. fl" MB*. JAS. WILSON- MEXICAN SENTENCE GIVEN AMERICAN It - MEXICO CITY. Mexico. Feb. 30.—A g MBtence of ten years’ imprisonment 1m- I pw»J upon A J. Farrel, an American g elvll engineer. on an accusation madei * against him in Guadeloupe, Zacatecas, of I ©otnplieity in the killing of a Mexican miner last November, is attracting more ' than ordinary attention in this city and ( in El Oro. where he was formerly one of * the moat popular American residents. L*? Owing to the fact that there seems to Een a miscarriage of Justice in b the American ambassador is a thorough Investigation in the t is said that the testimony forward during the trial of Far ted that he had not killed the ut had lent his pistol to the man commit the deed in self-defense. S’ AID TO GIVE AN ELABORATE TEA ibo rate tea will be given by the Aid of St Philip’s cathedral at lery. 1«5 Washington street, on y afternoon between 4 and 6. All the friends of the congre-1 ire cordially invited to attend. I assured a warm welcome by ths i committee. A most entertaln- KHL Ing program is being specially pre- ; pared, for the occasion by the program committee of the Ladies' Aid and the an- I V nouneement in regard to the music and V M other features will be made later THANK COD, WE'RE SAFE FROM APPENDICITIS 4 tv I Eat Ai* You Want to. Children—We’re Safe Because I’ve Read the ADLER-I-KA BOOK. L What a blessing to be positively saYe from Appendicitis, so you can eat any thing you want and as much as you want without ever giving a; pcndicitis a thought. To get INSTANT relief from all your bowel and stomach trouble. To E be safe and well and strong. No more wind on the stomach, sour ■I stomach. constipation, nausea, heavy feeling after eating. No more be ing afraid of getting the treacherous Appendicitis. The ADLER-I-KA BOOK shows what to do—all as simple as A. B. C. and absolutely sure. , Write your name below, enclose a 2- i cent stamp, and you will get the famous ADLER-I-Ka BOOK entirely free. It’s different from any book you ever saw; ft tells wha only few doctors know: it will surprise and astonish you. It shows , many curious pictures and tells how you can INSTANTLY relieve bowel or stom ach trouble, how Appendicitis is caused, how it can be cured without operation and HOW YOU CAN PRE VENT IT. You wouldn’t take 110.00 for what you will learn from this book—yet It s free for a 2-cent stamp. Address: Adterlka Co.. Dept 20. St. Paul. Minn. Name Es | Address . Te Dr. Caldwell: “Aboat every two weeks I had to taka a purgative, thinking I was bilious, but could only get temporary relief. I noticed your ads and ordered a sample that I took according to directions. As soon as I took it I noticed a great change and purchased a 00c bottle, end before I bad taken half of it I felt like a new man and could eat anything with perfect case. I am now using it and recommending it to others, who have begun to use it with the beat of results. I can recommend it to all who suffer with any kind of stomach trou- Ue.”—H. A. Freeman. Cuthbert. Ga. To Dr. Oaldwell: "I have been taking yosr fiyrap Pepsin more than a month and can say I get more relief from tt than I have from anything I have ever taken. I have taken three bottles, 50c alia."—j. R. Alexander. R. F. D. No. k, Ath ens, Ga. To Dr. Caldwell : •'I have already received your sample bottle of Syrep Pepsin, and I like it fine and have bought a 60c bottle. It does all you claim for It. It is the best medicine I have, ever taken for biliousness or constipation.”—Mrs. Em ma Walls. Thomasville, Os. To Dr. Caldwell:— •'After eight months of suffering with bead aehe, tour stomach, indigestion, loss of appe tite and const ip a tVn. 1 was Induced by a friend tn try Hr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and found upon taking three *I.OO bottles, that 1 am again on the road to good health, and I can now attend to my duties with some degree of energy. I, therefore, wish to express to you my sincerity In your great medicine and ’ •hall not hesitate to recommend It to any one for everything you claim, as I already have prevailed upon several of my frienda who have tried it and praise It very highly. I, as well as my entire family of five, consider our medi cine cabinet incomplete without it.**—J. 0. Glore, 900-801 Temple Court Building, Atlanta, Ga. / To Dr. Caldwell: ”1 am pleased to say that I have' received three 1100 bottles of Syrup Pepsin and It has dtwe me more good than anything I ever i used, ami my home will never be without It. I will always say a good word for Dr. Cald well's Syrup Pepsin at any time. Many of my friends have used it, ton. All I can say la that It is THE BEAT’—Mrs. J. *. Wilson. 2»5 A Baas Bt., Atlanta, Gn. To Dr. Caldwell:— •‘Tour Syrup Pepsin did me more good than anyth ng I have ever taken for what I took this for. I took It to regulate my bowels. It is surely a rood medicine.”— Mrs. M. M. O'Kelley, R. F. D. No. 1, Murrayville, , Ga. ’ I TWELVE CARS SEIZED BY INSPECTOR METHVIN Pure Food Inspector P. A- Methvin has returned to the capitol after a ecth's tour of the state in the enforce ment of the pure food and feed laws of Georgia and has reported the seizure of nearly a dozen cars of feed stuff which failed to meet the requirements of the rules and regulations of this state Incident to mtglng, branding, tag ging and adulterating feed stuffs. None of the seizure made was of cot ton seed meal, the inspector stating that his department was free of any trouble with this feed, a by-product of the cotton seed which is increasing so rapidly in popularity throughout the country. For years Georgia has been the dumping ground for all sorts of misbranded and adulterated feed stuffs, but since the enactment of the pure food and feeo law and its strict enforcement by In spector Methvin this state of affairs has about passed sway. Coincident with the driving out of the adulterated and misbranded imported feeds, cotton seed meal, which la to be had at any oil mill in Georgia, where it Is made freah from the cotton seed fur nished by Georgia farmers, has coms into its own and Its sale is increasing annually. Since its purity is established and its merits appreciated a greater in terest is aroused throughout the state both in dairying and cattle raising, for it has been established that as a feed stuff it is not only the richest in protein on the market, but at the same time it Is the least expensive. Inspector - -eth vln, with State Chemist Stallings, ara now at work in getting up a bulletin on the subject of foods and feeds which will be ready for the general assembly in June. In this bulletin the true merit of cotton seed meal as a cattle feed will be set forth. INFERNAL MACHINE EXPLODES ON ROOF NEW YORK. Feb. 30.—A sew variety of bomb outrage ws« worked here last night when , an infernal machine was explode on the roof of | a six-story teaenent ce the lower Eo*t Stale. • Heretofore bomba have, been tnrown in hall- I ways eellara and in lower windows, but never I before on a Now York rooftop. The explosion, wupponedlr the wotk of the black hand, tore a great bole in the roof and wrecked one apart ment. Five persona were slightly hurt. CHARGED WITH RAISING $2 BANK NOTES TO S2O BROWNSVILLE. Tex.. Feb. 18.—C. Hinojosa and F. Nunese, Mexicans, were arrested yesterday charged with so altering two United States bank notes with pen and ink as to repre sent S2O bills. Three others were al ready in custody on similar chargese. Census Figures WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 18.—Census announces population of following places: Florida: Madison, 1.580. Monti cello, 1.828. Georgia: Butler. 705; Ella ville, 672. Jeffersonvile, 740. Knoxville, 211. Lumpkin, 1.140. Marshallville. 1,082. Montezuma, 1,630. Oglethorpe. 924. Ro berta. 227. Roche.ie, 860. Smithville, «***. Unadilla. 1.008. Steamer on Fire NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Feb. 20. The steamship Sloterdijk, of the Hol land-American line, reached this port Sunday from Roterdam with the cargo In her forward hold on fire. Tugs and fire engines were called and after streams had been played upon the burn ing cargo for hours the flames were ex tinguished . THE ATLANTA SEMI-WBEKLiT JOURNAL*, ATLANTA, ura., riHuar, rrJßnCAfii m, i»ll. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin has done more than any other one remedy to lessen the use of salts, pills and cathartics and purgatives generally, because after using Syrup Pepsin you realise that it is not necessary to take a violent Cathartic for a simple movement of the bowels. Syrup Pepsin, which acts mild ly and yet effectively, does the work just as thoroughly and without griping or discomfort. In fact, the best that salts and such things do is to give tem porary relief, and they weaken the system and wrench the inteetlnes. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is not only mild—acting like nature itself—but it is pleasant to the taste, and henoe Is agreeable to children. We have thou sands of letters from mothers saying they give their children nothing else. It is also/because of its mildness and pleasant taste the ideal laxative for women and old folks. These are among its strongest endorsers, as yqu can see by watching our announcements in The Journal. But if you are not yet a user of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin perhaps nothing will so quickly convince you of its merits as a personal trial. Realising this. Dr. Caldwell has made it a practice to give away free sample bottles of Syrup Pepsin to all who will take the trouble to send name and address. We urge you to make a trial of it and to send your address today. You may send for yourself or for any member of your family. Just fill out the coupon and mail it. or write a postal. The Doctor’s full name and address is in the coupon. Please, also, read the letters of endorsement below. No doubt you know some of the writers. Unfortunately we cannot print a great many, but when you send for the free samples Dr. Caldwell will send you a booklet of address ee All he asks is that you make a trial of this wonderful remedy; the rest is left to the merit of the remedy Itself. We are sure, though, that once you test it you will like it so well that your home will nevej be without it again, just as so many say. Thosg who have already used Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin need no further argument, and they will continue to buy it of their favorite druggist; and, by the way, more druggists personally use Syrup Pepsin than any other lax ative remedy. Those who have never yet used it please write for the free sample. To Dr. Caldwell: “I received your •ample of Symp Pepain which I roqueeted you to send me for my wife, and it did het so ranch good that I got a *I.OO bottle from the Howard Drug Co., end she saya it baa done bar more good than any medicine she has ever taken. My hooae will never be without it.”—H. H. Bohl er. Fore man Painter Horton Wagon Mfg. Co., Atlanta. Ga., M 3 W. Antlgnac It. To Dr. Caldwell:— “I have found the best results any one could find from the nee of your Syrup Pepsin. My second boy, who will be three years old In August, suffers from indigestion, and la very reatless at night. I gave him the sample I Cot from Seals’ Pharmacy and found out it did Im so much good I got a 50c bottle. My baby, who la nearly three months old, was taken last Friday with a spell of indigestion, and instead of calling the doctor, 1 tried your Syrup , Pepsin and she is all right now. It aaved me a big doctor’s bill. I can’t say anv too much for your Syrup. I am going to order a bottle > today, which makes me three bottles I have had since I used the sample. I wouldn’t be without tt and I would recommend it to any one. Everybody ought to have it in their house.”—Mra. W. ff. Clifton, No. 4 Lincoln street, Waycross, Ga. To Dr. Oaldwsll: •'I feel in duty bound to thank you for the sample of Syrup Pepsin which you sent me two months ago. For four months previous I had endured untold agony from stomach and el trouble, ana hemorrhage of the bowels both day and night. I became so weak 1— could scarcely walk. I have a physician and triad a number of patent stomach remedies, but gradually grew worse and was about to giro up hope. Finally I saw your Syrup Pep ain advertisement and decided to give tt * fair trial, which I have. The sample reliev ed me, then I purchased a 50c bottle, which helped me mightily, and bare taken two small bottles since, making three bottles taken. 1 began to Improve from the start of taking your wonderful remedy. Tbe gas on my stom ach gradually grew leas and pains and hem orrhages stopped: my strength returned and I am now able to do a day’s work.” —Mrs. Sa die D. Lovell, 16T Griffin St., Atlanta, Ga, To Dr. Caldwell:— “I used the sample of Syrup Pepsin which you sent—liked it—bought a 50c bottle and am row on a *I.OO bottle. Have used many laxa tives, but believe this remedy is the most ef fectual I have ever need.”—W. A. Callaway, Atlanta, Ga. » “CLEANING UP DAY” IN WATKINSVILLE WATKINSVILLE, Ga., Feb. On Monday afternoon the regular meeting of the Mothers’ club, of Watkinsville, was held at the library. Quite a large crowd was present. The meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. W. H. Ashford. Dr. Marks gave a most instructive talk on "The Cause and Prevention of Ty phoid Fever.” He urged upon the women the need of cleanliness In the home, as the germi of fever are carried by files. He was followed by Mr. J. W. McWhor ter, county school commissioner, in a strong address on "The Effect of Dis ease Upon the Mind." Strong and ef fective talks were made by K. P. John ston, T. T. Chandler, B. E. Overby, James M. Mayne and W. H. Ashford. Saturday was selected as "cleaning up" day for the town. Every family In town was urged to give their premises a thor ough cleaning on that day. AVIATORS ARRESTED FOR SUNDAY FLGHTS TAMPA, Fla., Feb. 30.—At the com pletion of the aviation exhibition here this afternoon. J. A. D. McCurdy and Clem Beachy, aviators, and Col. T. J. L. Brown, chairman of the census celebra tion committee; Gen. J. U. Strode, of the West Tampa race track, and Phil Col lins, treasurer for the racing association, were arrested bn a charge of violating the state laws relative to the giving of exhibitions on Bunday to which an admission is charged. Bonds were Imme diately furnished. The arrest of the aviators and officials of the race track was the result of a concerted effort on the part of the min isters of the city. Sermons were preach ed denouncing the giving of such an exhibition on Sunday, and the conse quent running of excursions into the city. No move was made by the officials until the entire program had been com pleted. RIDING ON COWCATCHER, HTS MULE, IS KILLED s NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20.—While steal ing a ride on the pilot of an engine draw ing a train on the Grand Isle railroad, Sunday, Edward Kennalr, aged 21, was Instantly killed when the locomotive struck a mule grazing on the right of way near this city. The animal was uninjured, and scam pered away. Engineer Paul Cognevlch and his fire man, inspecting couplings after the mule was struck, found the body of Kennalr under the baggage car. Don’t Wear a Trass ■ssaveew ITBAITIFLA« T 8 fAllersdiSwwt LD P r .X. from the palnrul truss, bei*< mode F Pt Be seU edhcslve purposely te bold the Piel .fir VBI ruptere in place wltbont strap*. Pqp “ ZvZi I hoeh*** w springe—sennet slip. VSSW ■ ao sens st Chafe er compress easiest Us pelvis bone. The most obstinate cases eered In the pri- I vaeyeftho hoses. Thousands bare WBrml successfully treated themselves without I tetß I hindrance from week. Soft os velvst sesy to (N. —Jr I apply—laospeaslve. Process of curs is natural, I so no further use for trusses. We prove srhat wo I Rial of piAPAo.«"^r;X •epou and aeall TODkT. lUrees- tiapao L* bora forte.. Block 187. Bt. Loafs, Mo. Memo . n ,M, Address Betarn mall wUI bring Free trial riapaa——. I Wi MB. B. B. BOKUBB. MBS. SADIE D. LOVELL. MATERIAL DEALERS MEET IN CHICAGO CHICAGO, Feb. 20.—Four hundred dealers in building materials represent ing a capital of $20,000,000 are expect ed to participate In the convention of the National Builders* Supply associa tion, which opens for a two days’ ses sion here tomorrow. Before the con vention is ended, according to the asso ciation leaders, a movement will be com pleted to affiliate the association with the lumber dealers' associations in 40 states, when the organization will rep resent invested capital iniexcess of $50,- 000,000. The first step in the amalgamation of interests is to be taken today In a meet ing of the executive committee ’of the convening association. The lumber deal ers’ associations of Indiana, Ohio, New Jersey, Wisconsin. Washington and New York are reported to have acted favor ably upon the proposition to merge their interests with the national organization and delegates with power to act are ex pected to confer with the executive com mittee during the Chicago convention. Over 30,000 lumber dealers are members of ths state associations affected. KILLED WITH KNIFE THAT ENDED DAUGHTER’S LIFE HIGH POINT, N. C., Feb. 20.—Will Miller, who was fearfully slashed with the same knife with which Mose Speaks killed his wife, Saturday, died this morn ing in a local hospital. Miller was the slayer’s son-in-law. Speaks is still at large, having succeeded in eluding the posse of officers which is scouring the country for him. Speaks undoubtedly committed the dou ble crime while insane. He had recently been discharged from a Boston asylum for the feeble minded. “Little Bright Eyes** could be appropriately applied to Mitchell’s Eye Salve, for it is a medium of great wonder. It restores brightness, -health and vigor to poor, sore, suffer ing eyes. It needs but a few external applications to effect a cure. He must indeed be ignorant who does not know this marvelous relief within the reach of everyone. For sale at drug and general stores or by mail. Price 25 cts. Hall & Ruckel, Manufacturing Chemists, 215 Washington Street, New York City. II Zmw j ft Ijk IB sM Mil FREE SAMPLE COUPON ; DR. W. B. CALDWELL, 603 Caldwell Bldg., Monticello, Ills. Please send me a FREE SAMPLE bottle of SYRUP PEPSIN and any booklets on the subject of Stom ach, Liver and Bowel Diseases that you think would interest me. Please send to the name and address given below. If satisfied with results I will buy It, if I should need more, of my druggist, but sending for thU sample does not obligate me in any way. Yours truly, | NAME.. .... .. -—< .. .. .... ..« -w STREET OR R. F. D-... .. ~. —•--- I s CITY OR TOWN.., .. —.— ....STAjTE .... .... « SCHOOL TEACHER IS HELD IN DALTON JAIL DALTON, Ga., Feb. 20.—A man giving his name as J. R. Jones and who cams here from Dade gounty, getting in the good graces of County School Commis sioner Sapp and later securing teacher's place in the Harmony school, is now in jail on several charges. Four different warrants brought him back to Dalton af ter he skipped out, and It is said that three other people whom he is alleged to have swindled will have three ad ditional warrants Issued. Jones came here some time ago. He had a correctly filled out teacher’s li cense and tried,to secure a school. At the time there was no vacancy, but hs remained here several days until a vacancy occurred in the Harmony school. He was spoken of) to fill the vacancy and was asked for recommen dations. He stated that he would write home, where he could get prominent people to vouch for' him, and he was given the school on trial. He worked for a week and proved an excellent instructor. He secured payment for the week’s work on the pretense that he wanted to pay his board bilL He then took a number of volumes out of the school library, passed several checks and left. He was finally located in Benton, Tenn., and brought back, being lodged in jnil. NOTED BULL FIGHTER IS HURT IN THE ARENA MADRID, Feb. 20.—Carlos Gonzales, the celebrated Mexican bull fighter, made his debut here yesterday at Palaza Tetuan and m*t with an accident which furnished much excitement to the targe crowd of spectators. The first bull Gonzales was to kill caught him between its horns and threw him with great violence. It was at first thought the infuriated animal had caught Gonzales on his horns, goring him, and the excitement among the spectators was intense. The animal was just on the point of rushing at the prostrate matador when another matador performed the act called “quite” which consisted of drawing the bull’s atten tion to him by displaying a red cape and then dispatching the bull. This is a performance which whes well done al ways awakens the enthusiasm of the spectators and men threw money, hats, cigars and other things to the second matador, while women threw him flow ers. fans and pieces of jewelry Gon zales was not seriously hurt. VIOLENT - EARTHQUAKE LAYS VILLAGE IN RUINS CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 20.-vA vio lent earthquake was experienced at Monastir and elsewhere throughout the vilayet of Monastir today. There was some loss of life. Several mosques and houses were de molished. The population is camping out and suffering intensely with the cold. The authorities have appealed to the government for 300 tents and re lief funds. ONLY WHITE LEOPARD IN CAPTIVITY IS DEAD NEW YORK. Feb. 30.—‘‘Friday,” bald to be the only »now white leopard in captivity in the I world, died at the Bronx >oo here during the idght. The soo veterinary eaid It died of homo- i olekneM. It was brought here from China last month, when it was eix months old. It waa pnt in the lion bonee but became ill instantly and had been growing weaker steadily. The animal was valued at SB,OOO. COUNTESS DE LASSY WATCHED BY POLICE ST. PETERSBURG. Feb 20.—The police are making a searching investigation of the circumstances surrounding the dis appearance of the Countess de Lassy following the conviction of her husband. Count Patrick O’Brien do LAssy, of the murder of Count Vassilll Bouturlin. The countess was discovered on Saturday and subse quent inquiry by policemen was said to have disclosed that she had lost her mind. It now appears that during the trial the count received letters from parties who offered to organize a plan by which de Lassy might escape his sentence of penal servitude for life. This has given, a new turn to the absence of the count-i ess and she is being further interrogate ed whether she is really insane, as first, thought. 11 — 1 i EMPLOYES OF Y. M. C. A. i WON’T JOIN THE UNION BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ».-The San Francisco labor council has received from the directors of the local Young Men’s Christian association, a letter of refusal in reply to a request that the employes of the association should be unionized. The directors say they not indorse the "closed shop" as the as sociation is not in business for profit. They employ persons in need, they say, and consider it would be unjust to force such men to join unions. The letter states that the San Fran cisco labor council is the only organi zation of the kind in the world that has ever made such a request. NO RESTRICTED VOWS ARE MADE INTO LAWS SALEM. Ore., Feb. 20.—The Oregon leg islature adjourned without passing the bill to prohibit marriages between whites •nd Asiatics. In the closing hours of the session on Saturday night an effort was made to pass the measure, but the sen ate shelved it with an indefinite post ponement. FREE TO YOU—MY SISTER taring from Woman** Ailment*, lain •woman. ? ", I know woman’s Buffering*, x \ ’ 1 have found the cure. ~ I will mad. tree of any charge, my home treat / ?S&Ok Dent with full instructions to any sufferer free / woman’s ailments. I want to tell all women abou gWMialWIr wk this cure— you, my reader, for yourself, your daughter 1 J£W§ xj- A y° ur mother, or your sister. I want to tell you ho\ / . z to cure yourselves at home without the help of ' 1 doctor. Men cannot understand women’s Bufferings ./ W s£..’ : + | V> hat we women know from experience, we knot IJ «r ■ W < 1 better than any doctor. I know that my homo treat A* &A ■. Iment is a safe and sure cure for Leucorrfcoea o i •=•'<■♦l Whitish discharges. Lice ration. Displacement « I Falling of th. Womb, Profuse, Scanty or Palnfv * WBWW., - -s< &/*BMMSEW&iW Periods, Uterine or Ovarian Tumors or Growths V -i/' i P* lns tn the head, back and bowels, bead* sC ' down feelings, nervousnnss, creeping feeling a : wkx • ’’•jT the •ph’e. melancholy, desire to cry, hot flasher X * .<■.■>■ ■■■•.... sNW "Jr weariness, kidney and bladder troubles whsr V-. ' W* WF ir caused by weaknesses peculiar to our sea. : w Jr I want to send you a complete ten day’u treat meat entirely free to prove to you that you can cur Xk.. yourself at home, easily, quickly and surely. R* member, that it will coat you nothing to give th treatment • complete trial; and if you should wish to continue, it will coat you only about 11! cents week, or less than two cents • day. It will not interfere with your work or occupation. Ju st sea roe your name and address, tell ma bow you suffer if yoa wish, and I will send you the treatmer for your case, entirely free, in plain wrapper, by return mail. I will also send you free of cost, m book—“WOMAN’S OWN MEDICAL ADVISER” with explanatory illustrations showing wh women suffer, and how they can easily cure themselves at home. Every woman should have ft, aa learn to think for herself. Then when the doctor says — You must have an operation.*’ you ca decide for yourself. Thousands of women have cured themselves with my home remedy. It cures si old or young. To Mothers of Daughters, I will explain a simple home treatment which speedfl and effectually cures Leucorrhoea. Green Sickness and Painful or Irregular Menstruation in You* Ladies, Plumpness and health always results from its use. Wherever you live, I can refer you to ladies of your own locality who know and will gladly te any sufferer that this Home Treatment really cures all women’s diseases, and makes women wel strong, plump and robust. Just send me your address, and the free ten day’s treatment Is vour also th* book. Write today, as you may not see thia offer again. Address MM. M. SXnOKBM, Box 327 Kotr. Dam*, ImL, U. B. A. . - ■ - ■, - . . • •• r .-.1 .fc- '-<■*'l X. .. Si.- Earn This Suit in One Hour! Tear tor en boar or »w» rvprwenieiive of oar greet tailerim ftjl booM p»j« for * epeciel toade-ts > -W mauoraialtforyoa—tbalundooaM the moat stylish and th* most tanks s»4*. Just show two or tires <1 Z M roar Ikoads the samples of m fial Z V W>7 / woo] “itants. tak*two or tbreeos ■ Z/ \ J V -I \\d*r» and you har* earned the (SB ((il II f L' ( V/l eraato a sensaUon wberrid • / Zy/ shown. Koouserer snwsn«| ill, L maierials al th* prior before You take no risk. Ererethlnci ,5 I —AMw ehipped on approval. •übiwttoa » I IGA hours’ examination. Customer* tn 7 I I It good* on and must bo satsh:d trill / / fl I ft riyle. a * “4 quality befors payiaa / I K U** ***•••• •" twrUMnsl /r« Ton can undersell everybody. M elolbes for yottr Mend* at less col y ▼I : than they pay anywhere ebe an< I f/\ 11 make wholesaler* a, jobber’s aad re I/ 1 I dee'er’s profits. That means Un I IIS I swellest, cleanest aad nicest bosineai Writ.. | \ BOW. | II 1,1 to rrrwwetuseee. Dea'tvaHaetll leesSbeti A postal lull 11 U else tskM thia nsat kusteesa Ms eqperisM eardwui LdJ V W asewwry. w. £rsi A T.S pwUbl *rM Ul'lvnes Sir D«YMVUtfthlVillMte > bIKv Md oaMmw that will fcAkeymi rtek? 4 It pegfel er letter tad to mil and a bunineM. (■ PAJUMM TAHJMMGCOMPANY,DspL 9.Cbloa(AHk STRICKEN WITH CRAMPS, IS DROWNED IN RIVER PTEERSBURG, Va., Feb.-20Jiunez Jackson, aged 28 years, a grain mer chant, was drowned in the Appomattox river nine miles from this city, about 6 o’clock last night. With a party of friends in a motor, boat he was aiding in pulling another x | boat out of the mud when he fell from the bow of the launch. He swam a few feet and then sank, presumably stricken with cramps. SIOO,OOO HERO FUND OFFERED BY CARNEGIE COPENHAGEN. Feb. 18.—Andrew Car negie, through the offices of Maurice F. Egan, American minister to Denmark, has offered to establish a hero fund of SIOO,OOO in Denmark. The foreign office already has expressed its gratitude for the proposed gift and is considering how the fund can be best administered.
