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THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1913. 9 BLEH5E UNO IIS FOES DECLARE TRUCE FOR WEEK The highest point of woman’s hap piness is reached only through moth erhood. Yet the mother-to-be is often learful of nature’s ordeal and shrinks !rom the suffering incident to its con tummation. In Mother’s Friend is to 'je found a medicine of great value to (very expectant mother. It is intended i 3 prepare the system for the crisis, i.nd thus relieve, in great part, the Suffering through which the mother usually passes. The regular use of t.Iother’s Friend will repay any mother In the comfort it affords before, and the helpful restoration to health and ctrength it brings about after baby comes. Mother’s Friend is for sale at drug stores. Write for our free book for expectant mothers which contains much valuable infor mation. BXADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Cm First Sessions of South Caro lina Legislature Bring No Fights of Faction (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) COLUMBIA, S. C. t Jan. 18.—The war ring Blease and anti-Blease factions in the general assembly have carefully avoided drawing: of lines on any issue and for the first week have observed a truce, the result of which has been that the legislature was organized with out any friction, and the wheels have been running smoothly. The end of the first week finds everything organized and a number of new bills introduced which will come from the committee the first of this week and be'ready for their, route through the houses. Organization was effected in record- breaking time and all the old officials webe re-elected as forecasted before the the general assembly convened. All i c^mmittes in both houses have been announced and in spite of the fact that ________________________________________ the Blease faction in the lower house . - AM m Mn nliy J*~KTD ercr tried every device to land their leader, fV A I v n AnKJ KlIiVN r StLC George R. Rembert, as chairman of the [nving pietare Haehiats, c : ? a11 important ways and means commit- | l ? le i(| , “hSl2* I ciS3t tee, Speaker Smith appointed Dr. George Do People Shun You ON ACCOUNT OF FOUL BRKATH FROM CATARRH? THEN READ BELOW. racelets, Dinner Sets, 811- erware, Rifle#, Violin#, ecordions, et«., given for Slling high grade Art and tELIGIOUS PICTURES 1lOo each. Famous works of art, sch as ••Christ is H«ad of this louse," ‘•Birth of Christ,” “The erd is Mj Shepherd,” “Faith, lope and Charity, “Guardian .cgel,” “Christ Blessing little hi Id roc, “Loi-d’a Supper,” Young Mother and Babe.” “On /aard,” and other beautiful pict- ree in natural colors. Originals est thousand! of dollars. Kota •ashy picture in the let. Site kxl« ins. Yon Will Sell Oar famous Pictures. Where Yon 'ailed to Sell Others. Send hr 20 of our handsomest pictures, peclally selected, and large l'.lust- ated premium list. You can sell hem In W. Dick, of Sumter, a leader of the anti-Blease side. If there was any pro test on the part of the Bleaseites to this appointment it did not appear on the surface. ATTACK OF BLEASE. The feature of the week was the bit ter attack Governor Blease made on the course of United States Senator B. R. Tillman, former Governor John Gary Evans, Editor W. E. Gonzales and the press generally in a message transmitted to the general assembly on Thursday. This message came nearer to igniting the factional hatred than anything which 10miuutee. send u» is. and premium win be «owt et once, money i ias happened so far. Senator Tillman’s >ack if not satisfied. ALTON watch & MDSE. CO., Dept l35^ ca gi friends bitt erl y resented the attack and Senator Nicholson, of the home county of Senator Tillman, gave notice that he was going to ask the senate to print a statement from Senator Tillman in the journal. The house sent the mes sage to the judiciary committee along with a bill proposed by Leader Rembert, of the Blease forces, making a misde meanor for a newspaper to refuse to publish articles from persons attacked. When this committee makes its report, the fight will likely start. A regular deluge of bills will be rained on the legislature when it meets again Monday night. Already a large number have been introduced and among them are flat two-cept passenger rate on railroads, abolishing the hosiery mill t will lend^ou a VICTOR Talking Machine C*'S3‘1T'E' or VICTROLA F IlLL for a trial in your own home. You need not send me | one cent. I will send you a genuino Victor or Victrola I (any one you may choose from my complete Free c&ta- j L ?); if after trial you decide to keep it, I will sell it to you I on terms of my easy payment pian, and for not one cent I m ° rC you wou ^ Pay f° r a cash purchase. If you de cide that you don’t want it just notify me and send it back at my expense. The risk is all k mine. I trust you. Write to-day for my 8 proposition. PETER GOODWIN, Pre«., l Goodwin Mercantile Co., 119 Centnry Bid*., St. Lonis, Mo. on railroads, abolishing the 1 ■■ - — at the state penitentiary, providing Rider Agents Wanted license system for Charleston, all * of “My, My! What a Breath! Why Don’\ You have &aues Cure That Catarrh?” If you continually k’hawk and spit and there is a constant dripping from the nose into the mouth, if you have foul, disgusting breath, you have Catarrh and I can cure it. All you need to do is simply this: Fill out coupon below. Don’t doubt, don’t argue! You have everything to gain, nothing to lose by doing as I tell you. I want no money —just your name and address. FREE This coupon is good for one trial package of Gauss’ Combined Catarrh Cure, mailed free in plain package. Simply fill in your name’and address on dotted lines below and mail to C. E. GAUSS, 4385 Main Strfeet, Marshall, Mich. (Advt.) Glucose and Syrup, Subjects Before the' Supreme Court Friday (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—-The fight before federal and state pure food of ficials over the right of the Corn Prod ucts company, of 26 Broadway, New York, to label one of its products as a corn syrup, rather than “glucose,’’ was renewed today before the supreme court. The point in issue was th e constitu tionality of "the Wisconsin pure food law under which two grocers in that state were fined for selling the com pany’s “corn syrup’’ not labeled in ac cordance with the state law. The state officials claimed that as the product contained more than 76 per cent glucose it should have been labeled “glu cose flavored with refiners’ syrup.” Attorneys on behalf of the grocerS contend that the state law is in conflict with the federal pure food law and, therefore, unconstitutional. They point to the fact that by virtue of the fed eral pure food law “the three secre taries,” Secretary Wilson, of the agri cultural department; Secretary Cortel- you, of the treasury department, and Secretary Straus, of the department of commerce and labor, held tire product was not misbranded if labeled “corn syrup with cane flavor.” In reply, attorneys for the state argue that the three secretaries nad no au thority to make such a ruling and point to the fact that Dr. Wiley and th e food and drug inspection board held other wise. In the brief, Secretary Wilson is criti cized for allowing the attorneys for the Corn Products company to obtain copies of briefs bearing on the case, while de nying the state officials that privilege until Representative Nelson interceded. SECRET!!! OF INTERIOR Democratic Senators From Five States, Urge Western . Man for Place WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—Democratic senators from five public land states of the west today joined in a letter to President-elect Woodrow Wilson, urging the appointment of secretary of the in terior of any one of five candidates recommended from the states named, each state representing one favorite son. Many reasons are given by the senators who signed the letter why, in their judgment, President Wilson should select his secretary of the interior from that locality. The candidates submitted for the-office are as follows: Arizona—Governor George W. P. Hunt. Idaho—Governor James H. Hawley. Montana—Governor E. W. Norris. Nevada—Clay Talman, of Tanapa, late Democratic nominee for congress. Oregon—Joseph Teal. The senators who signed the letter were: Smith and Ashurt, of Arizona. Myers, of Montana. Perkins, of Idaho. Newlands, of Nevada. Chamberlain, of Oregon. Governor Wilson is given his choice from any one of the five names submit ted, with the assurance that it will have the approval of all of the senators who signed the letter. CAMEROIM FORBES GETS OVATION AT MANILA EARTH SLIDES m E which will cause a fight when they blcyde. Write for special offer. come from the committee. ’ in K , < 3:f. eod $10 to $27 DELUGE OF BILLS. The senate meets again on Monday aH of best makes*.* 97^10. %pn2 night at 8 o’clock and the house Tues- WO Second-Hand Wheels day morning at 11 o’clock. ’The time of tsaod’as'a3 to $8 Tuesday will be taken up with the sec- f Great FACTORY CLEARING SALE ond inauguration of Governor Blease, We Ship on Approval without a TO d ff°A t ’tfs V AL^ in the P resence of tlle assembly. a coasterbrake rear wheels, lamps, sun- The governor’s inaugural address is ex- Wa“^SSSrt^‘S»MaTBUY^ntU7oT e 1 S pected to be Interesting and is awaited our catalogues and offer. Write now. with impatience by a large number of ALEA1> CYCLE CO. Dept. C-180 CHICAGO people. The legislature will visit Winthrop college on Friday, which will he ob- I KniCCl CI7C lflf ITflll served as Lee ' s birthday. This is the LHUIC9 dlaCjWA 8 UH state school maintained for girls and is chatelaine pin or long chain one of the largest of its kind in the and RING This beautiful Ladies size watch is cmitb £ Z2 ET K? the best timekeeper ever offered aa * * n C C a premium, it is handsomely en- Senator Tillman s advice to throw ^ safeguards around the primary have to do is to dispose of only 12 setof fine col-has been heeded by the introduction of JfRT • “ One Month's' Work Will Required to Remove the- Debris Be oredfcRT pictures on a special 25 cent offer, bills in both branches to tighten the They are all the rage everywhere. Send . , ., ., . . me the $3 yon collect and for your trouble primary by requiring; new enrollments In T aiJirS^AVrum fi , n * every club six months preceding the lit tEuS DE LI8 date for#the meetings for electing dele- |CHATELAINE PIN gates to the county conventions, and ' r’n’»RE ACTIFEx!SET requiring certified f copies of all club KING as an extra present. Write to-day. rolls to be filed With the Clerks of COUrt 31. o. SEITZ, c 70, CHICAGO, thirty days preceding the first primary — ________ election. This is done to keep down possibility of fraud, which 'caused _ /a |i«| much agitation and bitter feeling in the |}ULUpAy vUnUIUINI election the past summer. Sweet toned deep voiced instrument, with which yon can play beautiful music for concerts and dances. Frame very large, 10 keys,full set reeds,2 stops, double bellows, eb- PARCEL POST FATHER CALLS ON GOV. WILSON TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 18.—Repre- .... .. sentative David J. Lewis, of Maryland, ^I d affd S tr'Sin C iSr.! Dl !cnJ author of th e houso bill from which the present parcel post law originated, uTged President-elect Wilson today to toj.Y3iBiA novelty co., Dept 580, A r » *• appoint as postmaster general “a com- petent master of postal and transporta- g ^WATCH, RING FRFF Mr. Lewis suggested no names, but AN 5 "* CHAJM “ Ena bn pointed out in a memorandum submit- American Movement Watch. Bcautifuliy en-mitted to Mr. TV ilson that without ad- « WATCH,RING FREE AND CHAIN iflfilB American Movement Watch. Beautifully en- ___ grayedcMe.wwrKited time keeper, aljo diti l funds or legislation, the post- v cluii.i and Mgnct Ring, all given Free for U J;‘ . , . _ _ , Ln . * —•— atlOctsea. Write ■end ub the $2.00 „ given selling 20 pieces jewelry at lOcts for jewelry. When sold send ut and we send Watch, Ring and Cliain. Eagle Wacch Co. Dept. 257 Bast tfostoa, Hi y/jfliiv Actress I? BCE Rings '■->1 ytur name and address and we wi’l «end you 12 Beaetiful Oriental Rings to sell at 10 cents each. All the rage in h'ew York. When sold return us $1.20 and g»t these four Beautiful Actress F.-cgs Free, aleo big premium list of nearly SO premiums ant" now to get them. HOWARD * €0., 106 Rose St., Palrayra, write off °€ within four years could establish us the I--00rates for the movement, of small ship ments at one-half the presertt express rates. By making the rural routes rel atively profitable through the use of fast freight, he said penny postage would be feasible. )ALTON HEARS REPORT OF CITY MANAGEMENT Siiecial Dispatch to ’The Journal.) DALTON, Ga., Jan. 18.—The nnual port of the city council published i hursday afternoon shows in a thorough manner how the city fared in 1912. RiNG and Among the interesting parts of the re- ® -^STih GHAIN n nrt are the followint S port are the following: We positively give free a beautiful, gold- rknhlle cphnnl nurnnqe*? finished, engraved American made, stem F ° r P um,C SCinoOl purposes ^vind. stem set watch, proper size, euar- spent $18,873.10, maintaining llaateed five years. Also a beautiful ring „.i,: * p anf i onf » colored school -’set with three diamond cut brilliants for ™ mte ana one L ° lorea the city three (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—Great earth slides have started again in Culebra cut in the Panama canal, ac cording to information received here to day. One of the slides alone is ex pected' to throw a million yards of earth and rock into the canal, unless the steam shovel crews succeed in check ing it. Another slide at Cucuracha, which was supposed to have halted two years ago, again has begun to move rapidly, and the earth sank four feet in seventeen minutes on the afternoon of January 2, completely covering two railroad tracks. The engineers anticipated these move ments and had allowed for them in their estimates, but it will take a month’s work of the giant steam shovels to get rid of th^ debris. MALLOY HEADS BANK; J. 0. OGLESBY RETIRES (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) QUITMAN, Ga., Jan. 17.—The First National bank directors have elected D. G. Malloy president to succeed J. W. Oglesby, who recently signified his in tention of retiring from the active man agement of the bank. Mr. Malloy is a wealthy naval stores man and has been located at Perry, Fla., some years. He is one of the best known business men in this section and his coming here means much for Quitman. Mr. Oglesby, who is president of the South Georgia and West Coast railway, and at the head of other important indus tries, was elected chairman of the bank’s board of directors and will con tinue actively identified with it. The board of directors elected are, J. W. Oglesby, chairman; Z. W. Oglesby, D. G. Malloy, J. H. Malloy, C. T. Till man, L. W. Branch, J. G. Stanley, J. C. Lewis, J. W. Haddock, H. L. Young, P. J. Shore, R. C. McIntosh Jr., A. M. Jones and C. F. Cater. The officers of the bank elected at this meting were: President D. G. Malloy; vice president, J. G. Stanley; vice president, C. T. Till man; cashier, H. L. Young; teller, W. W. Patrick. Despite th^ unfavorable crop year the bank has had the best business of its existence the past year, making a net profit of over 18 per cent. It is now considered one of the strongest banks in south Georgia. (By Associated Press.) MANILA, Jan. 18.—Governor General William Cameron Forbes received . a great ovation when he returned here to day. A parade of marines which was formed in his honor attracted great crowds and a number of receptions were held. The governor general had been absent since March last year, on a vaca tion in the United/'States. . Farmers Sow Oats (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) OCILLA, Ga., Jan. 17.—An unusual quantity of oats has ben sown by the farmers of Irwin county the present winter, and there appears to be a great tendency among them to eliminate for mer large cotton crops • and give greater attention to grain production and stock raising. Many have experimented with rais ing of good horses and have succeeded. One planter exhibited on the streets two colts a few days ago that he had been offered $275 .each for, at two years old. Fhrews Awsf His TRUSS! Strenuous Old Esa Captain Fools the Doctors and Cures Himself. No man, woman or child who is ruptured —no matter how severely or at what age- need despair of being cured. We Want More Men At $15,00 A Say Every Garrj%ent Vmon Esrvreae i Prepaid Read This letter And writo today for an appointment to a position that will payjyou just as much aa we are paying Mr. Horton. Texas. 1812. P. W. Goodman. Pree. Regal Tailoring C*. Here's a picture of my store, shoving you tbo new front I just nad put in. It will bo two years next month that 1 started with you. When 1 left TO YOU WHO AHE SICK I OFFER A COMPLETE $2.50 TREATMENT FREE I am giving away ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE a complete $2.50 oourse of my world famous treatment for the Heart and Nerves. Also my fine, illustrated book tell ing all about.the causes of these diseases and how they are now beLng scientifically and successfully treated. In addition to this I shall also send you a letter of olear medioal ad vice which, with the Book, will explain your own case fully and plainly. I will s-snd. this ALL FREE to all who are troubled with Palpitation, Fluttering or Skipping Beats of the Heart, Headache, Short Breath, Asthma, Stomach Trou- blue (often caused by weak Heart), Constipation, Dizziness, Nosebleed, Numbness, Sinking Spells, Pain in Heart. Side, or Shoulder-Blade, Nervousness, Trembling, Twitching, Nightmare, or a general weak, run-down condition. If you have any of these sure symptoms, the chances are many that it is your heart, and this fine treatment is just vhat you need. Don’t make the mistake of thinking it’s only your Stomach, Kidneys, Liver or Bowels that are troubling you. Lots of people make that mistake. They say, “It don’t amount to anything—It will go away of itself,’’—and some day, all of a sudden they drop dead of Heart Disease—Just as you read About and hear of all around you every day. Six out of every ten persons have Heart Trouble! Sixty thousand people uie of it every year. They often doctor the Stomach, Kidneys, or Female Organs when it’s really the Heart that’s causing all the trouble because it controls every other organ of the body. Don’t take any more chances, no matter what you may think your trouble is, but if you have the slightest symp tom of Heart Trouble, write me today for this free course of treatment and hook. I will rend both by mall In plain package, secu rely sealed, post paid and there will be rpccialUt Clearwater, Who Makes This Generous Offer. NO CHARGE WHATEVER for it in any way. Please understand that this isn't Just a little foolish sample of a few tablets or pills which would pnrve nothing. • I shall send you a complete $2.50 Treatment, consisting of whatever different remedies are needed to reach your trouble. It is a very liberal treatment and will prove to you fully *my honest desire to cure you, and above all, that this special, scientific treatment Is- just exactly what you need. And it’s yours gladly and freely, just for the asking —because I want to show you without cost what it will do. No matter how bad off you are—no matter If you think Heart ’Trouble incurable—no matter if someone has said that you can’t be cured, be fair to yourself, give ne a chance,—don’t fail to test this grand treaiment! It has reached—I don't mean just temporarily —but lastingly reached a legion of cases, many of which were believed lopeless. It will set your stomach right, remove consti pation, clear your blood, steady your nerves and build up your whole system, besides strengthening and regulating the Heart. Don’t let this chance go by—accept my offer NOW! It’s made In all sincerity and friendliness, because this seems to me to be the best way to quickly get this valuable information and this successful, effective treatment into the hands of overy sufferer who needs it. Could you do a kinder act than to show some poor afflicted one this offer? MY OFFER IS ABSOLUTELY, COMPLETELY HONEST. *You sign nothing, you promise nothing. I ' send you nothing expecting you to pay for it later. You can depend upon all this. Read my questions carefully, write your name and address plainly in the Free Treat ment Coupon, cut it out and mail TODAY. / | think [Free Sample Suit r « P “ f — — ii ii.i ■ — ifcal and expe- ' rlence. You start making money at once— $15 the first day. Work all or spare time at home or traveling. We fur- I nish everything—free—complete I outfit—samples—measuring sys tem-full instructions. We want I Agents, Salesmen, General Agents— j quick. Send your name anq address on J a postal card today—investigate. Act I Immediately. REGAL TAILORING CO. 411 Regal B!dg„ Chicago. elling 20 jewelry articles 110c each. Order jewelry today. When sold send $2,^ 'WewJllsendwatch.ring'.thaii 'MOEH WATCH CO. Dept ?? Chicago Only sixty-three bodies were interred here in 1912, showing- an unusually low F.eath rate of about 1 per cent.' Municipal ownership of the water, gas, electric light and power plants netted the city approximately $9,000. The fire loss in 1912 was less than being WATCH. RING AND CHAIN fe B&EbSL no,000, just twenty-six alarms b y the department. When sold send $2.00 and we will send you FREE a stem-wind, 5-yr. guar anteed watch, burhly en- trraved, proper size; alsosie- letrintr and handsome chain. PALaCE A4FG. CO.. Dep 7g CHICAGO 6§i0FFICERS ARE NAMED BY C00L1DGE VOTERS STEM SWATCH ST *S fob! ade,stein wind and etern set ■ watch with beautiful engraved case, VpA^ guaranteed five yeare, and this newfBPf&Sej Sta^ Watch Fob, given free for dis-’&ffi’Sj [nosing of only 8 get of our fine Art ^ office Pictures at 25c a set, or chain instead of fob if you prefer. Send name and will send pictures COOLIDGJC. Gg.. Jan. 18.—This town held their municipal election this week and there were interesting contest-3 for some of the offices. The most inter esting and spirited contest was for the of mhyor and W. H. Moncrief out over T. C. Smith. The -alder- at once. Remit $2 collected and for your lieil elected Were as follows: J. D. Ro- trouble will send Watch and Fob or chain, or T w CVann<5 Rnvktn Uorriunn T choice from our big list. A GREAT offer. " er ' J. VV. T.rapps, 150 J Kin MarriSOn, I. DON’TMiuaIT. M.o. SEITZ. A7u chicago ! Moore, W. A. Crowe and T. S. Ben- - nett. - The new officers will be installed at T E? Z E T0 EVERY BOY AND S!RL We the meeting of council to be held next rilEC giv f a fin ?^ Eurck r a . Ca ,T ri ' v <-' e k - The board of .aldermen elected chemicals, etc., with full instructions, just *vere chosen on a platform promising send your name and address, we send you ; rea t improvements in the town and the 24 paDers Gold Eye Needles. Sell 2 papers . , , . , , for 10c., giving a Thimble free. When sold '• i* promises to be a remarkabl© one send us the $1.20 and the Camera and for Coolidge. complete outfit is yours. Address GLOBE CO., Dept, g] g , Greenville, Pa^ Ca tarr The accompanying illustra- tion shows how Dr. Blosser’s Catarrh Remedy roaches all?' parts of the head, nose.* throat and-lungs that become affected by catarrh. Tljis remedy is composed of herbs, leaves, flowers and berries (containing- no tobac co or habit-forming drugs'' which are smoked in a small clean pipe or made into a cirgarette tube. The medicated fumes are inhaled in a perfectly natural way. A nve dav’s free trial of the ropisdy, a small pipe and also an illustrated booklet ox plaining catarrh will be mailed upon request. Simply write a postal card or letter to DR. J. W. BLOSSER, 51 Walton St., Atlanta, Georgia. THESE t rings; Write for lSTpackages Blulne to sell at 10c a package. Remit $1.20 when B'4d*n4 »e "ill send FREE th*««4 jenulne gold plated iitig0, guaranteed to eWe eatisfootiou. ULCISK MFG. CO. 171 Mill St., Concord Jct.,Macs. BOY IS DROWNED IN Y. M. C. A. POOL NORFOLK, Va., Jan. 18.—Vernon S. Eppes, a member of the Y. M. C. A., was drowned in the swimming pool of the association here Thursday night. His body was not recovered until some one found his clothes in a locker. A search was made and the body re- overed from the pool. Eppes was twen ty-two years old and was a son of 1. Qnr mammoth Surprise Package oT'ioIoveiVoBrVSen^^ Eppes, of this city. This makes the tine and Easter Art-Post Cards, in beautiful colors and second drowning at the Y. M. C. A. since exquisite go.A. emboBPod der.igns, all different and,7 . . . , . l&rce illustrated magazine, neat you three months for new building Was completed two only 10 bents. EVERY DAY LIFE. Dost. V. GHlGACOi ears ago. rmsR .Does ifc Flutter, Palpitate or 82iip Boats? Have you j&hortness of Breath,Ten derness, Numbness or Pain ij^ln left side, Dizziness* Fainting .Spells. Spots be fore eyes, Sudden Starting in sleep, Nervousness, Nightmare, Hungry or Weak Spells* Oppressed Feeling in chest* Choking Sensation in throat, Painful to He on left side* Cold Hands or Feet* Diftr-' cult Breathing, Dropsy, Swelling ©f feet or ankles, or Neuralgia around heart ? If you have one or more of the above symptoms, don’t fall to use Dr. Kinsman’s Guaranteed Heart Tablets. Not a secret or “patent” medicine. It is said that one out of every four has a weak or diseased heart. Thiee-fourths of these do not know it, and hundreds have died after wrongfully treating themselves for the Stomach, Lungs, Kidneys or Nerves. Don’t drop dead when Dr. Kinsman’s Heart Tablets are within your reach. 1000 endorsements furnished. ‘IfiValentlne&EasterPostCardsjjflel aasa FINEiUUSTRftTED MAGAZINE FREE TREATMENT COUPON Any sufferer mailing this coupon, with their name and P. O. Address, to Dr. F. G. Kins man, BoxS04, Augusta, Maine, will re ceive a box of Heart Tablets for trial by return mall, postpaid, free of charge. Don’t risk death by delay. Write at once—to-day. ii; Throws away his Truss. The case of Captain Collings gives en couragement for all sufferers from rupture. He suffered a double rupture —and was confined to his bed for years. Physicians examined his case and pronounced an operation necessary, but ho kept experi menting on himself, and finally to the astonishment of all, he cured his ruptures and never had any return of the trouble. Captain Collings will tell you just how lie did this and will send you FREE trial >f the wonderful process he used. This costs you nothing and benefit must surely result. Write today end commence using his sys tem at once. Address: Capt. W. A. Collings, 155V Arsenal St., Watertown, N. Y. FULL QUART FREE! •i]« SlSP| EXPRESS PREPAID 'NcogaDjJ TRY IT AT OUR EXPENSE. From Distillery (not mail order house) direct to you. Honest people are satisfied to pay a reasonable Wholesale Distillery price ior pure corn whiskey, all they wani is that they are getting their money’s worth—so we have Arranged that you may test our famous YcllOW Seal Corn Whiskey and know that it is the be^f ever. OUR OFFER: Send $5, the wholesale distillery price lor 8 lull quart bottles ol Yellow Seal Corn Whiskey, and we will send one lull quart Iree, or 9 bottles in all. EXPRESS PREPAID. Test the whiskey any way you like and i( not satjsfied that Yellow Seal Corn Whiskey is the best whiskey you ever tasted return the 8 bottles at our expense and keep the one quart bottle and your $5 will be returned to you. Yellow Seal Corn Whiskey is fully matured and shipped direct from distillery in Sealed Packages. No chance to doctor or extend Yellow Seal Corn Whiskey. It is so pure you can add as much water again as whiskey then have better whiskey than many oi the cheap brands ollercd by mail order houses. In case you wish some other quantity, we ship EXPRESS PREPAID *2’° 12 Full L Full i Quarts Full ’ Pints M 48m*. s*^5° | OOl-2I *14 Remember you receive this fine corn whiskey from distillery direct to you and not from a cheap mail order house. We must please you or your money back. CHATTANOOGA OSSTILLERY Proprietors Distillery No. 115, District of Tenn. 265 Main St.. CHATTANOOGA. TENN, ORDER BLANK • CHATTANOOGA DISTILLERY, Chattanooga, Tenn. Please express prepaid Qts. Pts. Yellow Seal Corn Whiskey Enclosed find & Name Address ________________ Order STRAIGHT ffCE’ifOQ Mail UNEQUALED Kentucky’s Great Whiskey Express Prepaid from Distiller to You ^5? 3 for $7.60 or 1 for $3, choice of Rye, Bourbon or Corn USIiOHS Ivi yvs Fulton Straight whiskey highest medicinal thoroughly ^ matured, in Myers patent 1 gallon demijohns. To prove Fulton is best you need send no money We ship on 30 days’credit, if you hare youf merchant or bank write us guar anteeing account. No C.O.D. Full Quart Bottles of Rye, Bourbon or Corn are expressed prepaid in plain boxes, either 4 for $3, 8 for $6, or 1H for $9. Unless fully satisfied, please return; if paid for, all your will be refunded by return mail. . _______ , 130 money “ MYERS & COMPANY 1 Sol> OwuisU.S. Bes.Dist’t No.32.«th. Dust. Ky., Orders from Mont., Wyo., Colo., N. Hex. and WoeUhereof.mnstcsill for either 20 full quart bottles, Sgslloms In demijohn# or a cask, for $15. by prepaid freight. Write for express terms. Writ* Nr eur Btoks "A Ftlr Cu»t«m«r“ **d ffjtt 11st—titled. SSSmSSSSSS You shall hear from me at onoe with tht. fulfillment of my promise. Read these questions carefully. If you can answer “Yes’’ to ANY ONE of thorn you need this Medical Advice and Book and Treatment that I now offer you. Do you lack energy? Docs youj: Heart flutter? Does it ever skip beats? Dpes your Heart palpitate! Do you start in your sleep? Are you short of breath? Do you feel “weak and run down*’* Do you have numb spells? 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I have been treating Epilepsy, Fits, or Falling Sickness very successfully for over twenty years, giving relief to many who had given up hope or ever overcoming this disease. They write like this: “I thank God I heard of vour treatment.” “My son is strong and healthy.” “I thank you a thousand times.” “May God bless you,” etc. I will be ploased to prepare and send free a 16-oz. bot tle, (regular 82.00 size), also testimonials to anyone suffering with this disease, who will give me a full description of their case. -Address F. E. GRANT, M. I>., Dept. 622, Kansas City, Mo. ATLANTA JOURNAL INAUGURATION * Name/ of Student Home of Student Name of College * Where located Must Be Voted On or Before JANUARY 31, 1913. CAMPAIGN VOTING COUPON ATLANTA JOURNAL INAUGURATION Name of Student Home of Student Name of School Where located . Must Be Voted On or Before JANUARY 31, 1913. 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