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L s MKLLE GILMAN PREFERS COMEDIAN m It is Bejwrtcd Site is En gaged to Edgar Atchison Ely. PeptXroi Pills fronts* th* bloat. feed nerve* end brain,! tone the atome.-li, aid digestion, give 1 netful sleep. Especially beneficial. (n ] berrouenee* and anemia. Chocolate- j eoated, pleaaant to take. 60c. and fl. Druggist* or maiL Hood’s m Pills fc™. hllionaneaa, conatipation, _ ! morning and aiek headache, break op ; coIda, relieve uncomfortable fuliaeaa > after dinner. Palnleae cathartic. 25c. • C. L HOOD CO., LowsU, Mata. FOURS ISO CHICKENS IN SECRET TURDS) TWO DOTS ARRESTED New York. March I —A niaaaaaa re* oelvtt) In thla city today from Carle ■aid that Mlaa Mabelle Gilman. for merly an seines In thta country, would aooo marry Edgar Atchison By, who played a minor part In "Mr*. Black la Back" when It waa In New Tork. A recent cablegram about Mlaa Oil man aaid aba la living In her own uhateau In France at the rate of 8144,- eoa a year, and had a araall army of liveried eerranu. W. E. Corey, of Steel Tnnrt fame, waa reported to have called on her recently ahd expreeeed a wish to make her hla wife. Her alleged en casement to Ely would Indicate that she had refused the ateel man for a - comedian. ELY DECLARES ACTRESS HAS HONEY OF HER OWN. JUnau City. Mo., March EdWhrd Ateblaon Ely. vaudavllla alngar. ar- rtved In Kanaaa City from Lot Angolea today. “Hdw about the atory that Mlaa Oil man la to marry you?" Mr. Ely waa tifkad. Too will have to ask Mlaa Oilman that? said Mr. Ely "A* toMto* Oil- man's living In Europe on the bounty of any pereon," continued Mr. Ely. “Mlaa Oilman la fully abla to support baraelf." S.A. E. TO OBSERVE FOUNDERS DAY On March > the flfty-flrst annlrersary of the Sigma Alpha Epallon fraternity, a banquet will be given by the mem bers at the Piedmont Hotel. Thla Is in honor of what la known aa Found er's, day. and It to expected that a grant many frat men from all over the state will gather In Atlanta on that data, and arrangements have been mad* to entertain large numbers In the past It has been the cuetom to have Individual banquets at differ ent eltfes In' the slats Ait thla year It waa decided to hold the annual feaet in Atlanta and to Invite the entire Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity to par- "%W he chapters of Georgia. Tech. Mer cer and Emory, which Include all tlte chaptera In the atate, have announced their Intention of attending In bodies YOUNG ATLANTAN FOR CONSULAR JOB William M. Goodwin, of Atlanta, eon of John B. .Ooodwln. grand secretary of the Independent Order or odd Fel lows la now In Baltimore, Md.. where ho la taking a courae preparatory to taking an examination for an appoint ment to a consular position. Aenator A. S. Clay la expected to an nounce within a short while that the ydung Atlantan has been given an Im portant post. Mr. Ooodwln has numer ous frtenda In Atlanta who will be Interested In the appointment. Simply Swallow Many Sat at Though They Wen Blind and Their Tongue* Out Out. Dyapepala la built on confidence—too much confidence In the ability of your stomach to digest anything and every thing you put Into It. In this age Vre have developed speed fa every line of action, and we have also developed speed In mastication. We don't take time lo eat right, and •ometlmes w* do not eat the right kind of food. Sometime* we .carry our bual- neaa to our meal* and a* a result eat mechanically. We eat a* though we Were blind and our tongues cut out. We •Imply swallow. The result la that the food we eat Is half chewed, and lies like a lump of lead on the stomach. Tou may deny to yourself that you abuse your stomach, but when you get a bloaty feeling, you can't-deny you've got It. When you get braali. eructation*, burning sensations, blnuilng, aversion to food, toss of appetite, belching and other kindred ailments, there la not much use asking yourself, for the time being, why you suffer. The fact I* you're got these ailments and the question of the hour Is how to get rid of-them at once, so that at, your next meal you may he able to sit down and look at your meal straight in the face— with a keen appetite and a smile, and enjoy thoroughly everything you eat. Just one of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab lets will digest an ordinary meal, with out the help of the stomach. One In gredient of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest i.nmi grains of font. The strongest stomach couldn't do the work any better than one of theee wonderful little Tablets cun do It. Each tablet contain* the atrongeat dtgeatlve agents It la possible to ob tain. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not a patent medicine. We oolite out and eay Just what Is In them—hydrastls. golden seal, lactose and aseptic pepsin. They are recommeiuted by 44,444 li censed physicians In the I'nlted States and t'aniula. And they are recommended by every one who uaea them—they can't help It. for they Immediately Invigorate the stomach by letting It take a rest: they strengthen the gastric Juice, and cause the appetite to become keen and reg ular. •Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will sure ly destroy dyspepsia, brash, belching, that "lump of lead" feeling, burning sensations. Indigestion, loss of appetite .End avfrslyh to food Have Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets handy."where you ran take one or two after each meal. Then you will know what a Messing It Is to have a good appetite and to get all the good possi ble out of everything you rat. You'll feel rosy and sweet. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at any drug store on earth. SOc. Send us your name and address to day and we will at once send you by mall a sample package free. Address r. A. Stuart Co. It Stuart Bldg. Mar- •hall. Mich. •UMMk KID c aaa BANK DEPOSIT lllf R.ft.FirePelf, NdsiTilea ^ ” 100 PR git COURSES Boards!Cod. Writs Oak* • iuaiNuaoeaiii.il NAMES ATLANTA CRE0IT0RB IN BANKRUPTCY PETITION. Special lo Tha Georgian. Columbus, Us, March I.—U F. Mill er. a merchant of Lumpkin, Go.. has (Had a petition. In bankruptcy In the Cnlled States court here. He give-tils liabilities at ll.22l.JO and his assets, at 11,021.7*. He names several cred itors m Atlanta. ■psrlsl to The (Jaergtoa. Columbus, Ok. March I.—Amo* and | Frank Bogden, two young whit* men. aged IT and It yeara, ar* In Jail hare In default of 1204 bond. They are charged with the systematic robbing of chicken rooata In the northern and eastern parts of the city, and of keep ing a chicken yard on thatr premises In Jordan City, where fully 100 alleged stolen chickens were found by the po lice and Identified as belonging to va rious people In that section. JUDGE ASKS FOR PARDON FOR YOUNG FORGER. Special to The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn. March fudge 8. D. McReynolds? of the criminal court of this county, to making a string ef fort to have A. H. Wilson, a tt-yeai- old boy of Knoxville, pardon, d Ir on the state penitentiary. He was given three years In the penitentiary o i flio charge of securing tnonev • n a forged check. Judge McHcynolds hns wrltr-n Governor Patterson asking him lo far- don the young man. WHA1 A NA UGHIY MAN! WORE ONL Y UNION SU11 R1GH1 OUT IN PUBLIC The Kimball orchestra was playing In the palm garden and tha strains nf "Down Where the Wurxburger Flows" floated to the corridor outside. In the balcony on the Drat floor a doxen ladles tat watching tha busy throng In the rotunda below. Then cams a number on the program not provided by the management. Down the hall came the sound of bar* feat pattering on the polished oak. Be fore the startled ladles could gather up their knitting and flee from the scene, a stranger appeared, clad neally but not extravagantly, in a union suit and a frightened expression. He had evi dently risen from troubled dreams. "Hey. there," shouted the apparition, a* h* leaned over the ratling and ad dressed the loungers In the rotunda. "I hear yuu talking about me. You'd better shut up." A tired looking clerk looked up and taw the unconventional appgrel of the guest. It was only • o'clock Thurs day night and even unfettered Atlanta does not countenance a clinging knit suit for evening wear In public places. It took the clerk Just one leap to clear the desk, and three Steps to climb I be stairway. The excited guest was-led bapk to his room and ths loungers re sumed their chat undisturbed. The ladles went bark lo their goaslp and only a smothered giggle or two recalled the one event of the evening. "Just a case of tha willies," anbl the house detective. "He needs a hyisj. I guess." And from the palm room came the ■*d strains of "I'm On the Water Wagon Now.” HUSBAND AND WIFE LOS7 MOTHERS WITHIN FEW DA YS Within a few hours after Mrs. I'. E. Kauffmnn received 111* news of Iho death of her mother. Mr*. Janies L. Winter. In Knoxville, Tenn., Wednes day her husbknd received a cablegram hearing the news nf the death of Ills mother, Mrs. Mart* Kauffman. In trim, Germany, Saturday- The funeral serv ices of Mrs. Winter were conducted Friday morning at the residence of her daughter. Mr*, r. K. Kauffmnn. <S Furrier afreet, while the funeral serv ice* of the mother of Mr. Kauffmnn were conducted Wednesday morning. TO ABOLISH POOL ROOMS IN NEGRO SALOONS. Special to The Georgian. Columbus, Gu., March I.—A strong effort I* being made here to abolish the pool rooiiik attached to Bahama where liquor Is sold to negroes, and nt the meeting of council Wednesday a drastic measure to that effect was In troduced by Ahlermmt l-nwrence. The resolution was declared Illegal by the city attorney, Hon. T. T. Miller, and It was withdrawn, hut It Is the Intention of the alderman to frame another on*. ODD FELLOWS TO MEET ... . _ IN NEWBERRY MARCH 1S.? un,n h « become mnjor of the Second . i Georgia Battalion, which office he held Special to The Oeotglsn. _ j »< the surrender. He was taken III In ' St. loiitia anti brought back here for the benefit of his health. .. MAJOR CHARLES MOFFETT DIES AT BROKEN ARROW. Special to TJie Georgian. Columbus, O*.. March I.—Major t'harlea J. Moffett, bit*'of St. Louie, Mo., hut a former well known, druggist Of this city for a number of years after the war, died at the home 'of his nephew, Moffett Flournoy, at Broken Arrow, Ala., yesterday afternoon, after n long Illness. Ho was "2 yesrs nld. and at Ihe breaking nut of the civil war went to the front us lieutenant In the t'nlumbun (luiirds, rising rapidly COLDS CURED IN ONE DAY. Mum von's Cold Cure Relieves the head, throat and lungs almost im mediately. Cheeks Fevers, Stops Discharges of the nose, takes away all aches and pains caused by colds. It cures Grip and obsti- « ,., natc Coughs and prevents Pneu-' pelted'from*neighboring cuie* in the j amnia. If you have Catarrh or are nftiieted with deafness use Mutt- be .Vflii’s Improved Iuhnler. It cures obstinate and chronic cases. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS 26c. Newberry. 8. C\, March 8 —The dls- trlct meeting of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, comprising the lodges III Newberry, Laurens, Greenwood. Ab beville and Heluda counties, will be held In thte city March It. An excellent program hat been ar ranged tor the meeting. WILL SERVE BANQUET TO KNIOHT8 TEMPLAR. Rperltl to The Georgian. Newberry. 8. c\. March I.—A com- mnndery of Knights Tempter will tie Instituted In lids olty Monday night. Eminent Commander J. T. Barron, of Columbia Comniandery No. 2. acting aa proxy for M. E. Grand Master Moul- ton. will officiate on that occasion. A largo escort of Sir Knights la ex- ■tale. The banquet on this occasion will served nt the Hotel Frederick. WHILE RESPONDING TO CALL PHYSICIAN IS STRICKEN Special to The Oeorglan. Newberry, 8. t’., March 8 — Dr. O. II. Evan*. of Klnoril. while rhilnS horse back to vtott a patient, euffared n stroke of Iiaralyaln on hto left elde .yeetrrday morning. He wits taken to Ills home, anil medical aid summoned Imme diately. At l*et account* he was (lightly Im proved. hnvlng regained the psrttet u*e of hi* left arm, and being able to speak Indtoltnetly. LONGER BANKING HOURS ANNOUNCED IN BRUNSWICK. Specie! to The Georgia*. Brunswick, Oa„ March 8 —The bank ing hour* In Brunswick will hereafter be from * a. in. to I p. m„ Instead of from lo to S, •* formerly. The open ing or the new Glynn County Bank, which announced those Iwiurs, caused the Inauguration of the new hours. BOYS’ INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL RECEIVES »S0Q GIFT. •peels) lo Tie fleortlri. Borne, Ga.. March 8 —An appropria tion of I MM was made to the Boya' In- duatrlat school by ihe I'nlted States agricultural department or Washing ton, l> C, through lion W. K Spell - msn^of that department, while tie was lu the city n few days ago. Mr. Bpell- man will speak at the opera house next Monday night to the Interest of the Hoys' Industrial school, to secure the 110.000 appropriated by the state for an agricultural college In tne Seventh con- greselonal district, ll Is Imped that thla sum can he converted to the Bovs' Industrial school, which would aid con siderably In the upbuilding Of this worthy institution. Nerve Sick If weak, worn-out, nervous, cannot Bleep; have indigestion, head ache, neuralgia oi* peri odic pains, it is because vour nerves are weak.. It is the lack of nerve force that makes the stomach, heart, lungs, etc., work imperfectly—become sick. Dr. MilcB f Nervine cures the flick when it restores nerve strength, and puts the power behind the or gans to do their work. nervousness, Indigestion, and palpita tion of the heart. 1 could net eat or Slsep with comfort, or walk or talk without suffering. Altogether I was ei-em lo do me any i In * tied condition. M^^Kcter^dld MjL much hope of an y of them doing me has Invigorated my whole system, sm very grateful beeauee since I have •topped using It. I hare had absolutely no return of my old trouble." MBS. 1IOWAHD FORD, W Summit Ave., Worcester. Mas*. Dr. Mite*' Narvln* la sold by yeur druggist, who will guarantee that the first Bottle will benefit. If It falle, he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind WILL PURSUADE JEWS TO SETTLE IN WEST New ’ York, March 8.—A movtment started and financed by Jacob H. SchlfT, banker and philanthropist, will. It la expected, appreciably.decreaae the tide of Jewlah Immigration to New York and other Kaatern cltiea. Actlva atepa are already under way whereby Jew* leaving Kurope for Amerlcn will lie Induced to go to the country went of the Mississippi rather than settle In the congested districts of New York, Philadelphia or Boston. NEAR MILLION INCREA8E IN WEALTH IN ROME. Special to The Georgian. Rome. Ga., Marc h 8.—Th* report of the asnessor* for the properly In the city of Rome Just filed shows an In- ersaae In real estate values (a the Age wards formerly composing the city of Roma of $»SM2o. and In tha new .Sixth ward, formerly North Rome, of 8116,- 99&Jmaklng a total Increase In real es tate In six wards of $703,620. It Is expected that Bust Rome, now the He vent h ward, will run the amount of Increase up to fully $800,000 over last year. STEAMSHIP CO. OFFICIALS ARE VISITING BRUNSWICK. 8|hmMhI to The Ocnrstan'. Ilrunswlck, Ga., March 8.—H. H. Raymond, General Manager J. 8. Ray mond. agent at Mobile, and J. B. Denn- son. agent at Galveston, of the ’Mallory Steamship t'onipany, are in the city, and will remain hare several days. H. H. Raymond, who was formerly the Brunswick agent of the line, has beep on a tour with Gharle* \V. Morse, owner of the Mallory and aeveral other lines, ami the party has visited Tuba and several points tn Florida. Mr. Ray mond has gone rapidly to the front since leaving Rrunsw Ick. and now holds the position of general manager of both the Mallory and Glyde lines, with head- cptajtvm In New York. REPUDIATES CHARGES MADE IK AFFIDAVITS AGAIIST MASr MILLS Asheville, N. C„ March 8—Hearing In tb* Merrill Beecher Mills divorce eta* waa resumed here before United States Commissioner Brin. Olllahd Btlkelaather. whom. Mills acruasa of alienating Mrs. Mills' olfactions, and who has received three subpenaa to testify, waa ordered to go upon the witness stand by Judge Cook upon pen alty of being sent to Jail for contempt' of court. . . .The hearing was behind cloud doors, but It to understood Stlkaleathsr repu diated Ihe charges he made against Mrs. Mills In affidavits which he signed some time ego, obtained, he stated, by Mills’ detectives while he waa "drinking" or was "drunk." INMATES OF PRISON . YELL AT FLAMES New' Tork, March *.—Fire destroyed the cabinet shop In the north yard of Bing Bing prison, and started the prison Inmates yelling. Men were sent through Ihe cell tiers assuring the prisoners there was no danger, but the men started all sorts of disorder until Principal Keeper Connajighton, Warden Johnson and Ihe entire prison force went along the gal leries, threatening punishment for the disorderly ones. Then the noise cessed. REV. SAM SMALL WILL LECTURE Rev. Ham Small will lecture Hundsy afternoon at 3 o’clock to the Atlanta Psychological Society. "Th* Psychology of Personal Salvation" will be hto sub ject. An attractive musical program will be rendered. The next lecture of the urlu on the following Bunduy will be by Dr. Everett Dean Ellenwood. .’ILES CURED IN « TO M OAYS. I’A/.11 OINTMENT I, guanutted to cure any raw of Itching. Illluil, Bleeding or Pro. SON OF LINCOLN WAS IN ATLANTA After apendlng a brief vacation on the golf llok* at Atiguata, Ga.. Robert T. Lincoln, president of the Pullman Palace Cnr Company and nan of Abra ham Lincoln, panned through Atlafta Thuraday In hi* private car en route to Chicago. He did not leave hln car while In this city. CASTOR IA Far Zafoata sad Children Tin Ktod You Haw JUvifs Bought NATURE NNVIK* FOR SICK WOMEN • atore potent remedy la tha root* and barn* of the field thaa was eear produced from drugs. . . In tha good old-fashioned days of our grandmothers few drugs were used la medicine* wad Lydia K. Pinkhsm. of Lynn. Mam., In her study of root* aad herb# and their power over disease discovered and gave to the women of the world a remedy for their peculiar Uls more potent and efficacious than any combination of drag*. Lydia E. Pinkbam’sVegetable Compound During it* reeoru of more man snirey ,"“F -VrjT. 1 curse of those serious Ills peculiar to women, entitles Lyffwg. Wnhham s Vegetable Compound to the respect and confidence of every fair minded , **Wb*n* d women ^reLroubto^wlth irregular or painful functions, weakness, displacements, ulceration or lnBammaiVw, bnekaohe, flatulency, general debility. Indlgeetlon-or nervous prostration,, they should remember there la one tried end true remedy, Lydie E. Pink- hams’* Vegetable Compound. No other remedy in the country hoe ouch a record, of curse of fenisle Ills, and thousands of women residing in every part ofthe United States bear willing testimony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia S. rink, ham’s Vegetable compound and what it has done for them- . lire. Pinkhsm Invites nil sick woman to write her for edviee. She has bam aad as her assistant for years before her deoeaae adtfaed under her immediate direction. Address. Lyntio Mass- * Maddox-Rucker BankingJCo. Total resources?*!.". '. j- $3,000^00.00 New accounts invited. We offer to depositors eveiy facility which their balances and business re sponsibility warrant. 4 per cent paid on limited amounts in our Savings Department. s A 7 L ANT A MAN IS SLA 7ED FOR A CONSULAR POS/7/OR Basra the Signature of MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL OVERRULED BY COURT. Special to The Genrgl in. Macon, Ga., March 8.— V motion for a new trial for Joe rnd Monk Curtis, who were recently sentenced by Ihe mi. perlor court, to serve three year* In the penitentiary', for th* killing of John N*waom*. wn* ycaterday prea*ntrd to th«, *up*rlor court and overruled by Judge Felton. It Is stated that the motion will be appealed to a higher court. The mo tion held that the court wa* in error In admitting the dentil statement of John Newsome, despite the objections of the defense, and gave other grounds for a nsw trim. John R. Cooper and Mnrlon Harris represent the, Cunts boya. WILL BEGIN PLANTING COTTON NEXT WEEK. Stterlnl to The Georgian. Perry - . Ua., March Our farmers arc busy limiting out guano and get ting ready fo'r c>rn and cotton plant ing. Sonic will plant corn next week. Th* prospect seems, at this time, to be good for u peach crop. WOOD CHOPPERS IN MACON ARE NOT TO BE FOUND. Women*s Shoes FOR. General Wear y> You de)H>nd on your every day shoes for real service. The teat and the strain arc on. them and you throw money away if you buy a shoe for general wear that cannot meet the demands Ever trv the ATALANTA? It- is a shoo for women that meets all tests. Built for service, it vet combines that smart trinmess which the American woman's love of good 8tvle necessitates. All the New Shapes, Nobby and Correct. $3.50 "The Shot and Stocking Shop** 25 WHITEHALL ST. Special tn Th* Georgias. Macon, Ou., March 8.—Despite aev* tral good offers that have been made by the committee on charities, negro help can not be secured, anti os a re- snlt wood Is not to be cut upon the city reserve. The committee hns offkre l to pay T3 cents per cord, bih there are no takers. Already this winter the committee has been forced Into buying two car loads of wood aa the wood chopper* of the city have posi tively refused to work. Washington, March ».—William M. Goodwin, of Atlanta, Go., baa been designated to take the examination for appointment to a consular posl- lion. Mr. Ooodwln Is now In Baltimore, where he ha* been studying prepara tory to the examination. He Is a son nf John B. Ooodwln, grand secretary of Ihe Independent Order of Odd Fel lows. He was secretary to Mayor Liv ingston Mims and Mayor Even P. How. ell. and la a young lawyer of ability. It Is not known to what post Mr. Good win will be assigned, but Senator Clay has Interested himself In behalf of this popular young Atlantan, and w III trv - to place him In a good berth. Nat L. Stewart, of Taylor county. Georgia, has also been scheduled for s good place In the consular service. .Mr Stewart to a brother of the representa tive-elect from Taylor county. These consular nominations are Ihe first Georgia has obtained since ilia death aeveral years ago of General a - E. Buck, ambassador to Japan. Senator Clay haa been urging for several years that Georgia be given recognition In ih<- conaular service, and was Inrgel.v In strumental In having theae Georgians designated. TABERNACLE BIBLE CONFERENCE WILL SURPASS THOSE OF PAST i Dr. Len O. Broughton Is being kept busy arranging for the Tabernacle Bl- blo conference, to be held from March 21 lo 31. He states that every arrange ment Is now complete. "Letters arc coming In from all sec tions of the country from those who aro Intending tn be present. I bcllevo that the attendance will be larger by fir than ever in the history of the confer ence,” said Dr. Broughton. "Gypsy Smith, the great gypsy evan gelist, aeems to be the main attraction. He w ill arrive In time for the opening address on March 21. "Professor D. B. Towner and his INVESTIGATION DELAYED BY ABSENCE OF CREW. •ircltl to The Georgia a. Macon. Ga., Msrch 8.—A number of matters has kept Superintendent Gra dy, of tb* Georgia Southern and Flor ida railroad, from completing the In vestigation of the recent wreck at Ptnehunt. Day before yesterday Su perintendent Grady Intended tn have a talk with the crew nf train No. I, the one which was wrecksd. hut the meet ing was not held for the reason that all the members of the crew were not on hend. The men whu had the train IB charge are scattered over the di vision. but as soon as they cn-i l„ brought together In Macon the exami nation will be completed. Tills will hardly lie done today, ai Superintend ent Grady has been called away from the city on business. OR. LANDRUM PREACHING TO MERCER STUDENTS. daughter, from Chicago, will have charge of the muffic. A large chorus choir, consisting of the Tahcrnar o chorus and other singers from the city, will be organised. "In addition to Gypsy Smith, n ! ire number of other speakers and tenrhc.a will be present and take par!, itn ong them Dr. James M. Gray, of Chicago. Melvin E. Trotter, of Grand Rapid*. Mich.; Dr. C. L. Goode!!, of New Ymk. and others. "Persons Intending to attend the • in ference from outside the city slmu I write Mr. E. H. Peacock. TnUcriuu V office, Atlanta, and he will secure board and room at reduced rates." _ GREET wilh hearty approval the Pure Food end Drug* Act which was passed by Con gress on June 30,1906, and went into effect January 1, 1907. The people of Amer ica are entitled to protec tion of their health egainit adulteration end misrepre sentation of their food, drink and medicine, and the new law will go a long stride in the direction of accomplishing this purpose. The REGULATION AND CONTROL of such objectionable end perilous conditions has been demanded for many years by the American people, until their insistence compelled the respect of their represents tires in the National Legislature, and produced the Pure Food and Drugs Act, so long a step in the right direc. Isons. The victory was of end by the people, and the nation should glorify in the consciousness of it. ' perfect product, strictly pure, clean, of ragetobl, ■ey to tala Bod *aey la action, la tb* form of * la a mat md beady little mimeled box fit for purie lagreleaU dainty, fragrant lilt or T«*t-p*cb«t, w* produc* tb* greatest ■■diiene of the kind in tb* world, uadt' th* emtta, Cram it< inception to tbto day, of "PURITY." W* bad no guarantee that w prefers treo, now world-femme under tb* mm* Caere ret. Candy Cathartic, would mob* so ph ream tail * record, bet we bod tbs FAITH that.with onr hornet intention, our PURITY-PURPOSE, and *ur ineietanc* upon perfection d by gnat ecienttote, th* People would learn tha TRUTH, would get the and brntow their favor on our effort,. „ method,, < formula or Tha tele •duct in thoeo eleven run of it* hietoey. The ule I appreciation of the American poople. ha* achieved if OVER A MU-UON BOXES A MONTH,—12,00°.• kye.'Ut to The Ueorgton. Moron. Oh.. March The revival aerate#* which erw'bnng *i>ndurtnd by Dr. W. IV. Landrum, iwetor of the First Baptist church of Atlanta, at Mercer Fnlvepilty. are being well at - lender! and proving a source of great tneplrattnn tn the etudenu nf th* cot- leg*. Stuitonte from *11 departments of the university are regular attend ant# and the eudltnrtum In Salman i Hall to well tilled at every eeralce. The eervlree will roailnu* tor the remainder of thle week and will lae: until th* mlddlt of next week. W* lure never found it Memory tn change lb* farm or quality of oar product in tboe* eleven of Caecarets, by tb* favor and spat tb* dtomeueil urea ■Hi-—- of O V 000 IH THE YEAIL Tbto i. th* graatmt demomtratioa sf lb* raceme of ,0 •rticio created by a PurRyJPurpM*, that has been recorded. The American prapk bar* record their MERIT-VERDICT about CASCA- RETS CANDY CATHARTIC They have found that thie little tablet bo* over octemplubod what wa* promised for It,—that it wa* tb* purest, mildest. mo>t —MlSneeU eilby medicia. FOR ' banal***, UM*t;tra*tw«rtby madid*. FOfc THE BOWELS, owl with faithful »•• vraatd ntcraepliab tb* raitof *f many ailment, arieiug from dtotarbaacee in the nUmentnry ranaL W.fral that tb* grant CONFIDENCE of th* American People bae bMn de.erved. end y.t w. feel grateful to them for this REMARKABLE DEMONSTRATION and wish to «xpme tb* HOPE that w* will continue to *W]«r tb* confidence of tb* American H*m* hereafter a* heretofore, tto hnya iiitU 10c box TO-DAY, and b# **« pm CET WHAT YOU ASK FOR—tb# only GENUINE. AHdraggieMl0e.2Se.S0e.