Thomasville times-enterprise and South Georgia progress. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1904-1905, November 25, 1904, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTiMES-ENTERPRI9K. XHOMASVTLLE, NOVEMBER 25, 1904. In His Home PLACES TO AVOID, Admiral Schley Uses ■■■ Pe-ru-na Her* Are e Pew Region* In Which ■ Life Is Not j Joy. As pieces of residence neither the Bahrien Islands, in the Poraiah. Gulf, nor the City of Yalduek, Siberia, have ifilieh td offer In the way of climate, says the Washington Peat to Bahrien you cook and to Yaktuak you freeze. Bahrien is said to be the hottest place in the world. The then mometer often registers between 110 and 120 degress, night and day, for months at a time. This rather ’beats Port Yuma, Arts., which Is consider ed the hottest place to the Baited States. Yektimk it Called the coldest city to the world* Vckhoyahsk, id north- eastern Siberia, biatm* tb bi* the bold est inhabited place bn the globe, the thermometer registering So degrees bbib# lore id January. . it also claims to he the place pos sessing the most Variable cUmato, for while it is SO degrees below m Jan uary, it ft 85 above to the'shade to August, during the day, with a drop down to treesing every midsummer night The wettest place to trie world is Greyfown, Nicaragua, when the so dual rainfall is 260 taohas. The ‘driest blace to tb* world la probably the rainless boast of nbrto- fcm Chile, They have a ahdwer there about Ones to every tab yearn. Noth ing' grows bn tola desolate strip ,ol barren coast, and the dreary towns tram which toe nitrates and toe min erals mined to that region art shipped depend for their subristenoe upon food brought to them in toe Ships from toe fertile stripe to the north.and south of too desert Northern Russia and the shores ol toe French Congo an* said to be the cloudiest places In the world and for fog there is no region like toe Grand Banks, too southern coast of New foundland, and the waters of Novia Scotia. This region is ooa of fog for a large part of the year, and too very home of the fog Is the Island of Grand Ma- nan, at, the entrance of the Bay ml Fundy, where, the sailors declare, toe native* manufacture fog. When a bank of specially thick fog is teen ap proaching over the waters, toe mkr- toera turn to each other and say "The Grand ttonanem are at work." Peruna Drug Co., Columbus, Ohio. Gentlemen:—“I can cheertnlly state that Mrs. Schley has taken Peruna and I be lieve with good effect.” -W. S. SCHLEY. Miss Agnes MTUer/of Chicago, speaks to young women about dangers of the , Menstrual Period—- how to avoid paitt and suffering and remove the cause by using Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. “To Young Wombs—I suffered for six yew rnea (painful periods), so much so that I dreaded tatow it meant three or four days of intense pain. this was due to an inflamed condit* * tEr - by repeated at\d neglected colds. If young girls only realized how dangerous It Is to take oold at this critical tune, much suffering would be spared them. Thank God lor Lydia EL Plnkliam’s Vegetable Compound, that was the only 1 J 1 ® 111 ™® which helped me any. Within three weeks after I started to ' I notioed a marked improvement in my general health, and at the time of my next monthly period the pain bad diminished consider ably. I kept up the treatment, and was cured a month later. I am like another person since. I am in perfect health, my eyes are brighter, I hove added la pounds to my weight, my color is good, and I feci light and happy.”—Miss Aonxs Miller, 26 Potomac Am, Chicago, 111. The monthly, sickness reflects the condition of a woman’s health. Anything unusual at that time should have prompt and proper attention. Fifty thousand letters from women prove that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound regulates men struation and, makes those periods painless. BEAD WHAT SUSS LDTOBEOK SAYSl “Dear Mrs. Pinkhak:—Lydia E. Pink- {flreggKsjEgn ham’s Vegetable Compound has greatly bene- fitted me. I will tell you how I suffered. My trouble was painful menstruation. I felt as each month went by that I vras getting worse. I had ySM gB severe bearing-down pains m my back and abdo- w nON* ^ wHr men. vi Jar “A friend advised me to try Mr*. Pinkham’s __a V* ff 1 medicine. I did so and am now free from all _ Jfo pain during my periods.?—Jessie G Xjxdbzox, S RIKK infti MU C4-v. AA l Til railed—it# popularity as g catarrh remedy/ its national impor tance, ite extensive titf* ..... One asked his opinion. Without a moment's hesitation he said: “I can cheerfully say that sirs. Schley has taken Peruna and I believe with good effect/' ■ Like the battle of Santiago, the thought was sprung upon him without any warning, and he disposed of it with .the same tig amj decision at he did with the Spanish fleet If d by the His words Ctfn’cernipg Peruna have gone out into the world to be repeated by a thousand tongues, because he ha* .said ■ them. \ Like the new* of hi* victory over Cetrer*. his words con cerning | - ' "-—-—I Ferucs will be ADMIRAL’S WORDS CARRY WEIGHT.! caught mi by the 1 1 Bpcnlsh s — —■** | Armada has there I A N GREAT NAVAL BATTLE. I b e t n a more ep- ■ . ■ - och mak ing victory in the onward march of civilization than in the notable event of July 23. 1898, in which the great hero. Ad miral Schley, took a leading part. It waa a great naval battle. Without a moment’s warning it began. Quick decision, undaunted courage, excellent disci* pline, resolute self-confidence—these combined in Admiral Schley to produce that dash and daring so .characteristic of the American soldier. A man must think quickly in these days. There is no time for alow action. Haw enterprises arise in an hour. Old ones pass away in a moment. A multitude of great themes clamor for notice. A man must take sides for or against by intuition, rather than logical deduction. One dey this fighting Admiral, Schley, happened to be in company with oth ers who I ADMIRAL’S OPINION OF PE-RD-NA. I w e r e talking I ■ „ 1 . ■ I on vari- Qua topica of popular interest. The subject of Peruna waa with dyamesor- *ry month, as I , ,— The doctor laid ltlon of the uterine appendages caused srsntfed to rira perfect rt- )RUQ CO* UplonrlUe, Mo. suits. Ask deolw or w> will —nfl p—t paid st lQo a yacltsys. Writs for fr— booUot-How to Dye, Bloch Sad Mix Colors. MOI IT WASN'T THE) BREAD. "Sick at your stomach, eht” laid the boy’s mother. "Whit made yon that way f" “I gue»»,” said tie hoy. reproach fully, "it vrae that bread yon mad« me eat at Inneh time." “Indeed? Where have yon been all afternoon?” “Over to Old Man Peterf efcpl* orchard.’’—Philadelphia Pres*. The Freneh Gambler. "A (nod many of the famoue end lone established restaurants of Parle have gone out of bualneae of late," said Mr. W. Wright, an English gen tleman who has lived many yean at the french capital, to s Post reporter it ton Shoreham. - "Thane were generally resorts where the cooking was superb and the Charge* high, plaov* where toe aver age patron would give from 26 to 80 franos for hi* dinner. These high priced establishments found tint busi ness woe leaving them, and perforce closed their doom. Nowadays 11 you me people (n a Parisian roataurant where toe tariff 1* high yon can gam ble on them being foreign**-*, usual ly Americana.. A Frenchman of to day li nothing If not soonamtoal. If be is Inclined to gamble, -be trill go to one of too numerous -baccarat clubs, where he will get a dinner for PITS permanently oarad. Ne fit* ornervona- nes* after lint day'* naa of Dr. Kllno'a Orea: KenreReatorer,tat rial bottleand tnative free Sr. B. H. Xu*e,Ltd.. Ml Arch Bt„ Phils., I'a. There la $300,000,000 worth of Engliali money invaated In anbmarina cablet, riao’a Cure to tha baat medlolne wa aver uaed for all aSaenone of throat and lungs.—Wit. O, XypaLav, Vanburen, Ind„ Pah. 10,1900. Texas has 882,190 aeparate farm*, more than any other State. 4 flLOTHIKcl HER IDEA, Mother—You *ay you dldn’t let him -hug you? Why, Ethel, 1 waa sure I taw you hugging him. Ethel—'Well—or-I thought if I only oqueexefl him real hard I might make him let go.—Philadelphia Pres*. A Thousand Waye of Lying. There are a thousand ways of lying. tSSSSSSgjjSi not matter whether you w»r Hes, tell Hee, act He*. or Uye lies, your char acter it ruined all toe same. There It no more democallring In fluence in modern life toon toe un natural arrainlng to seem other toon we are. Nothing else *o quickly low- em self-respect, takes toe flue edge off honor end blunts toe oonoctenoe as toe ranee of being a sham, a glided frond, or an unreality. It eheapent standards, Iowan Meals, taps ambi tion and takes the spring and Joy oat ofUvtag. No man can make toe most and toe beet of blmaelf nuttl he is ab solutely honest wtto bis own tool, and unfalteringly true to hfa highest Mealt, and toil is Impossible while he is Bring a Be.—Succe**. Malsby & Co. 4| South Forsjlh Si., Atlanta,‘ii. CRICHTONS 1 Dari-, B. C. Orleblon. Boottaaria* igenMDt twice that sum. The reason to keep toe players in toe house, the proprietor knowing tost after a man has had a good dinner he it in toe mood for farther encounters with for tune. If allowed to go away he would satisfy hie hunger rise where and probably omit further gambling Her that day.’’—Washington Pott • Australia’s New Postal Service. ! They hare Just introduced a really •desirable coln-ln-theelot machine la ; Australia In toe form of a -mail collec tion box arranged so toot if a tetter its dropped into one opening and a penny Into another toe word* "one ‘penny paid” sue impressed on a cor ner of toe envelope sod toe postage it 'thus shown to be prepaid. TMa- Is a •groat convenience when one hat no atampe In flit pocket!, but it must snake toe corner drag stores look rath er lonesome.—Boston .Transcript WORLD'S FAIR BT. LOUIS. Louisville and Nashville Railroad. If yon are going to the World'* lair yen wont the Deri rest*. Tha L. * N. la the shortest, / quickest and bait Una. Three train* dally. Through Pullman Sleeping Cam and Dining Cam. Lew Bart* Tlokat* •old dally. Gat ratae from your local agent and ask for tloketa via L. A N. Srororta Auowss it XAHHOTH OAVK. All kind* of Information furnish ad on ap plication to J. O. HOLLENBECK, DlsL Pam. Agent, Atlanta, G*. > Wu«»nesirt, bnorinau writing Collet*, LouUville, Kr.,op r*xr.Bwd*nt* can *nt*r »ny time. t*on»bIe and Statlonarf • Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills AND ALL KINDS OF MACfllNFRY Complete line carried In etockj. * IUMEDIA TE shipment. Beet Umchlnerr. Loweet Prlcei and Bg*l Term* Write us for catatoKue, prices, ate., before buying. tWiTaliThompion'* Eyi Water THEY PROFITED. •. "I remember Schemer waa a great chap for thinking out plans for get ting rieb. I suppoie now he’s wealth ier than any of his friends." "O, no; his friends need toe plans while he was dreaming oyer them."— Detroit free Proas. Score* of limited Habiltiy eompanlt* are being formed In Elnglanl for toe purpose of exploiting Thibet The ex ploiter I* always careful to select a strong flag to follow, says-toe Com moner. Our Soria! DUUutUsna; “But,” said tbs foreigner, “yon hate nothing her* to exhibit your eoclal die- Dodged the Constables. Jersey gams - wardens and con- tlnctlon*. Yon all hard- together every where. Yonr upper end lower classes are'on toe same footing^ ’■Yon’r*' mistaken. “IWllUl Oav ar,-;« t,rr mi.1 to. w- rtt ft out of tom State contrary to tom game laws. The shooters from toe Penn sylvania side of to* Delaware ore equally Industrious In evading their rigllaooa Ope gunner was success ful yew'Juriay In bringing Ms came across, despite toe watchfulness of two constables on to* Uotaoot for, toetr shams of to* fines. The shooter walked onto toe ferry boat, carrying his gnu and lending a eoupto of retriever*. The constables eyed him sharply;' they crowded against him a* he passed down toe gangway, hut ooald not detect any thing to Justify a search. He took a 61 at in toe men’s cabin until toe boat woe well out In the etnem. Then he walked oyer into toe women'* cabin, and Mating himself by the side of a stylishly' dressed woman, who had a large dresswott esam si her fleet. W* bar* sanl- tarlnms and lunatic, asylnma.”—Chi cago Record-Herald. Falconry is' haring a revival among rich Frenchmen, bnt os' it Is con ducted with automobiles, Instead of horses, it can hardly be called a "knightly sport” any longer. Brawa. 1U rrankllo St.. BrooUra. N. T. Best For The Bowels HAPPY WOMEN, can cere ATMAsnc secretions, which were exceedingly variable, some time* excessive and at other time* scanty. The color-waa high, and pass ages were accompanied with a scalding sensation. Doan's Kidney Pills soon regulated the kidney secretions, mak ing their color normal and banished toe inflammation which canaed the scalding sensation. I con rest well, my back Is strong and sound and I feel much better In every way." For sale hysll dealers, price 60 cents' act-box. Foyter-Milbura Co, Buffalo, obligations made by their firm. WiAT^a TaCAT, wholOBU* Drufglata. To- Wxuixo, 'Kinox A Has vis, Wholeaala Dragiistf, ToUdo, Q, Hall’* Catarrh Cura is taken Internally, act ing dlraeily upon tb* blood and mucous aur- faces of tha ayatem. Tactimcnlals scut free. Price, ?6c. pcrbcttl*. Bold by all Druggist*. Take-Hall's family Pills tot constipation. Hex Opinion. "I bare been very much Interested in toes* experiments with tetrahedral kites," said tot man with to* geld glasses. “Yea," answered Mrs. Oumrox, com placently, “bnt I hare abont concluded that the rarest way to get rid of all such things Is to bon to* drinking water, ’—Washington Star. jpsyll A New Revelation for Men. ! something different, better than any other specialists or medloal instltu t Ion » patchwork about our treatment. - Tha cun It perfect and permanent. r«rt aU diseases; but wa earn those we treat. A prompt, permanent and all eaeasMMutad for treataeat. Nothing but curable eases aoceptod. a AUufk. ^a h- * * — .,.4 v.AAf.-a be vsfiirit rn kl 1 f ffifi "Well, they didn't get ns tots time. Have you the Mrds all rightT’ "Sure," woe to* reply, "add they fill too case pretty fall. I could hardly got them all in. Sbe wm* too gunner’# wife and had met him by appotatmeot on the Cam den ride to bring to* game home and- Doctors Leatherman & Bentley, ,V£rato p '£-. Cor. Marietta and Forsyth Sts,, ATLANTA, GA, 3SEHS2KSIE (At45-’04) HIS EXPERIENCE. Singleton—Do you believe that mar riage la a failure? Wedderiy—No; merely an assign ment In which toe wife Is a preferred, creditor.—Chicago Journal. To cure, or money refunded by your merchant, so why not try it? Price 50c. ^^FARMERS! ATTENTION! Eat NO LINIMENT WAS EVER &k MADE THAT EQUALS *•18 SLOAN’S fTO/INIMENT P^FDR HORSES AND OTHER STOCK AND ALL FAMILY USES