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lade many remarkable cures, would you
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thirty years we have not succeeded in.
con fair-minded woman that Lydia E. Pink
ham’s of Vegetable"Compound ^ __ of the ills peculiar has cured to thousands their and then thou¬
sands women sex, we
long for an opportunity to do so by direct correspondence.
Meanwhile read the following letters which we guarantee
to-be genuine and truthful. . « i
Hudson. Ohio.—“ f snffered fop a Ionsr time from a weakness,
ihflnnunation, dreadful pains each month and suppression. I
-had been doctor Jn* and receiving 15. only temporary relief, when a «
Mend advised me to take Lfdia to yftu 1*1 advice. nkham’s I Vegctable have faithfully Com¬
pound. raid so, and wrote for
followed year directions CompountUfcjUihYO andmow, after taking only to believe live bottles I ! 1
Of the-Vetretablc every reason am
a well worn Lena an. Carmocino, 1 give you Huasoti, f ulfper mission Ohio. .It. to use F. D. my No. testimonial.'* 7. :
—Mrs.
St. Kegis Sf. Y.-“Two years ago I was ,
* /i so bad that I 'hart to take to my bed every month, I
and It would last from two to three, weeks.
J wrote to you for advice Compound and took Lydia form. 15. Pink- I
’ ham’s Vegetable to that I cured, in dry thanks to am
dp ii happy medicine say ami good am advice. You your
M of others.” may Mrs. use J. my H.
iff -r- a W. letter for St.Ttei{l the good —
' Breyere, Falls, N. Y.
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T? There is absblutely no doubt about the
ability of this gfand old remedy, made from,
the roots and herbs of our fields, to cure
female diseases. We possess volumes of proof of this fact,
enough to convince the most skeptical.
ossttnaiwifflasftjaarss female Ills. No sick does justice to m ((if | gti
woman
’iiersoif who will not try this famous medicine. W
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
lias thousands of cares to its credit.
Mrs. Pink ham Invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She has m
thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. cvWa b
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Profit, not Necessity, is (he Test
Ir Why did you buy fine (arm machinery, improved
[O live stock »ud seed, and the best vsrintie* ol fruitr
Because the man who sold thorn to you convinced vou
that they would pay. Proceed on the »*fn« lortlliier basil when
1 f mind yriu buy lertllirtf. ^Get the improved balanced the
r with enoviRh*rwla*l» in it to make a
.'Pwfl plant ration. Your dealer would ijrt it lor you II h*
•». knew that you wanted it. For pram. u»e b: ior corn.
Y R- and for roots,fruit and truck. 10 per cent, ol Potash
.'■Tftyv. in the tertlttwt- B Vottt dealer ha* not such brands. *et him to
buy some Potash salt lor you and put it in tho floods yourself.
To increase the Potash one per cent, add two pounds of
muriate or sulfate (ertitjfer. oirPotash. or eight pounds of Kainit to every
i«l pounds of 4
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, .Otter', ziiros particulartv blue rticnlzrlv Wild Wild IWrkeys. Turkc Beaver,
AlUno» it,; and White Cranes, Fox Squirrel*.
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*shlugton. D. C.
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*AWS AND SUPPLIES. ST CAM AAt D
GASOLINE ENGINES
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frojn M i the seeds obtainable and viU give
the lx*t *e*t possible pvssioie recuitE. reaun SUCCCSSIflN
"Vt o may.*,*odd aH short counts, and .
! ns ran tee delivery, office. in good f condition no
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prices on tars* order*. Prompt
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FolJc fou Ca bbafe re Culture roaiiefl free.
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4 this the (lerden Spot o» the WorW.,
* The rieheet eo»—th* eeoet drilfhilvl
dlmete -vto«r to the beet awkete—i
,*fwt exprae end fte*fht connecttwu.
Fruit end rtseteMe* zni» *bund»ntlj,
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• written hr e weetero men fu*j de
icribee in detail-ebeolutetr free, ty
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For Asthma. Bronchitis and
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The Pleasant absolutely reiicf AS to is free Drutfsiet*. at take from quick and 25 opiate*. asit c«t>. guaranteed u certain J
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Garbage Pall.
Have pail perfectly' dean, and dry,
line aH around and.on bottom with
newspapers—Iho^paper absorbs the
moisture there is little or ho odor.
When garbage is emptied, If the pa¬
per Is not taken with It, remove and
reline with fresh paper. The pail will
be clean. This dries’ away with the
unpleasant duty of cleaning the pall.
—New Haven Register.
Dalnt Apron*.
A half dozen different kinds of ap¬
rons of almost as many different ma¬
terials are found in the wardrobe of
the up-to-date busy housewife. When
she comes into the parlor in dust she
wears a little daintier apron than the
gingham she dons at the dlshpan, and
of course she lias chafing dish, em¬
broidery, etc., and Uidy are all becom¬
ing in their lines.—Hartford Vourant.
Burning 8ugar In 8ick Rooms.
The burning of Bttgar In the sick
room hag long beeu practiced, though
mans, -Is*done *>f our physicians smile whon
It regardless, of - soientlflo
tests ,which have.prpved Its efficacy.
The tests made by,Prof. Trllbert of
*the Pasteur Institute In Paris prove
that burning sugar'‘develops formic
acetylene hydrogren, a most powerful
antiseptic gas. Five grain, of sugar
were burned under a glass boll hold¬
ing ten quarts.
When the vapor had cooledbacilli
of typhus, tuberculosis, cholera.
smallpox, etc., were placed in open
glass tubes, and within half an hour
all the microbes were dead. Is It a
wonder that our grandmothers found
the application of sugar smoke to
cuts wounds a marvellous curative
agent?—Harper's Bazar.
Dog Basket*.
Wondrous frivolities to /he Ameri¬
can sportswoman are the new dog
baskets straight from Paris, in which
the pampered darling of the ultra Fa
rislenne her silky body. ’ The
reals
American woman regards her dogs as
companions, but companions who
should be reared In a simple, whole,
some way. Tho contrary is the case
across the seas. Hence tho gilded
resting abodes. One type shown by an
exclusive estabilshment, represents
the good old-fashioned doghouse de¬
velopment In gilt. A brocade cushion
In the new electric blue tint is placed
on the floor, and festoons of tiny chif¬
fon rosebuds decorate the doorway.
Another household affair is a trans¬
formation in gilt of the regulation
basket. Again rosebuds cajight by gilt
bowknoU are used os decoration.—
New Haven Register,
Nursery Tr*y for Baby.
When baby first Joins tho family
party at the nursery (able ha is usual¬
ly no great stickler for good man¬
ners. Ills pride as sole jxwsessor of
a spoon for the first time in his life
causes him to brandish it' far and
wide, regardless of the fact that It
may not be empty. He also has a way
of hammering on the table with It.
His control of his cup and saucer,
nyoieover, is partly elementary, and
over both go, time after lime, to
nurse's dire distress and tho general
detriment of tho clean damask cloth.
Every one concerned will welcome,
under these circumstances, a special
tray, which, clipped upon the table
1 In front of baby, will minimize the
sad results of energy and took of con¬
trol over his cup and spoon, the tray
has actually a ridge and a irough at
tho edge. Is prettily colored apd Is
also pictorlally patterned In a way
that, will gratify baby’s sense of the
artistic, if not mother's.—New York
Press.
Recipes.
, Sour Cream Cookie*—One cup su¬
gar, i -2 cup butter, 1 egg, 1 cup sour
cream, 1 teaspoon soda, nutmeg and
salt, flour to mix soft.
Lemon Snaps—One egg, 1 cup su¬
gar, 2 lablespooumis butter, 1-4 cup
milk, 1 teaspoonful lemoh, 2 tea
spoonfuis baking powder, flour enough
to roll; roll very thin, sprinkle top
with sugar and bake quickly.
Cream Candy—Two cups sugar, X
teaspoon cream of tartar, l cup water,
1 teaspoon flavoring. Cook sugar. Wa¬
ter arid cream of Tartar until brittle
when tried in cold water, add vanilla,
poiy onto greased platter or marble.
Pull as soon as It can be handled.
Ton "feu Sait 'Fisk—Toast small
strips of salt fish. Pour hot water
over them and drain it off. Put flour
and butter in a dish over hot water,
and when the butter has melted stir
In, boiling water until It is as thick
as desire. Eat with baked potatoes.
Pentiche—Three cups of brown su¬
gar, 1 cup of milk, piece of bdlter;
stir well, then put on stove and oook
until the bubbles are big and the can¬
dy boils away from the edge of the
pan; take from stove and when most
ready put in chopped nuts and tea
spoonfui vanilla.
Raisin CodKfbh—(The cup sugar,
creamed with 1 -? Tup butter, 1 egg,
1-4 cup of milk. 1-4 cup of water, 2
cups of flour. 2 tcaspoonfuls baking
powder, l teaspoonful vanilla, t cup
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i inches apart. This make® 24 cookies, i
j ! Bake In moderate over 20 minutes, j i
Gtogerbread—One-half cup of
sugar, 1-2 cup of molasses. 1-2 cup of j 1
butter or pork fat. 1-2 toaspoonful of
alum dissolved ln 1-2 cup of boiling
water. 1-2 teaspoonful of cream of
.
tartar and 1-2 teaspoonful of soda
! rubbed into the flour, and 1 teaspoon- ! !
■ fui of soda put into the molasses and
! ! beaten well. Ginger to taste. Do not j
knead it.
A Nourishing Soup ^ 8(! the stock
from boiled njnttcm, ecohtng il down
to about 2 qitarts. Add a large cup
M Of g.een peas which have been
previously boiled and slightly sweet
« n bd. Season with a teaspoon of hut
: ter and a HtUe pepper. It Is probably
* salt enough already. Cook until the
peas are soft enough to press
} tkmugh a coarse strainer, after which
mum to fire and when hot stir In a
coffee cuptfc] hot milk aod serve
. Xmmedmip\y.
| New York has the largest state mill
S tU TFlth rfvly fourteen thousand men
IEHT.
W of Dollar#
it Eminent
rate.
CHICAGO, ILLS—Mr. d. G.
Beckei , of 134 Van Buren St., a
well-known wholesale dry goods
dealer, states ds follows! fok :•
• .“I have had catarrh mdce
than thirty years. Hive tried
everything on earth ancf spent
thousands of dollars for other
medicines and with physicians,
without getting any lasting re¬
lief, and can say to you that I
have found Peruna the only rem
edy that has cured me per¬
manently.
» “Peruna has also cured my
wife of catarrh, She always keeps
it in the house for an attack of
cold,.which it invariably cures in
a very short time.”
DR. T. G. CUNNINGHAM
PRACTICE LIMITEDTO DISEASESOS
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
GLASSES SCIENTIFICALLY AND
ACCURATELY PRESCRIBED.
SIS Austell Building, ATtAirrA. oa.
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P. P.P I
P FTP. will purify and vitalize your
blood, crpatea good appetite and givey your
whole system tons and strength.
A prominent railroad (superintendent at
pepsla, Savannah, suffering with Malaria, "After Dys
ing and Rheumatism says: tak¬
I*. P. P. ho never felt so well in his life,
and feels as if he could live forevyr, if he
could always get P. P. P.”
closfLConlirement, If you are tired out from over-work anil
take
p. p. p.
U you e are feell [ng badly In the spriug
and out of sorts, t ake
P. P. P.
•If vou Buffer with head ache indigestion,
debility and weakness, ta
p. p. p.
If you Buffer with nervous prostration,
nerves unstru ng and a gene raI let down
of the systi.-nj, take
P. P. P. i .
For Blood Poison, Ttheumat!*m, Bcrof
ula, Old Bor<*«, Malaria, Chronic Female
Complaints, take
P. P. P.
Prickly Ash, Poke Root
and Potassium.
The be«t blood purifier in the world.
F. V. UPPMAN,
Smvmnnah, Oeorplm.
Callous the
kmiT/xlo LHJWCIo xirleV. WlLll lnn-r.U IlctlSll
cathartics, and you’ll need
physic always Help them
gen tly, with C tl n a V
Cascarets , and you’ll need then.
rarely. Once learn the difference
and you’ll never take a harsher
laxative laxative than man these mese. «« ass
Vc*t-pocket box, 10 cent*~ftt drur-«tore*.
Each Wbl«t o( tho genuine is marked CCC.
Worth a T»ia!.
Joseph H. Choate, at one of the
many Hudson-Fulton dinners, said ot
American prosperity:
“In our country alone, a frugal and
active man need never want. In our
country alone, destitution can be im
pitted only to faults of character or
constitution. !
"Investigate always your unfit, destitute for and they j j
(Will prove some rea
•on or other, to suocoed.
“Thus a friend of mine, a philan- |
throplst, said one day to a well-known
vlllage veteran;
‘“Woll, uncle, I haven't seen you j |
at church for several Sundays past.
Why is it?'
*' ‘The fact is, boa,’ the old man
ropliod, Tm so tarnation shabby I i
kinder hato to appear before rospec
table folks lu rags.’
1 ‘“Ah, uncle, uncle!’ said my friend.
And he added, significantly. ‘Sup¬
pose I should tell you to come home
with me, uncle, and take your choice
between a bottle of beer I’ve got on
the sideboard and a good coat I’ve
got In a oloset upstairs, which would
you choose ?’
The old man smiled and shook his
head.
that tnat bottle nottio of ot beer Doer fust tust, I'd t be ol so so
pexked up I'd be moro n able after*
wards to argufy you into givin’ mo
the coat.’ "—Indianapolis Journal.
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Cloth Of gold never hid the sorrows
of a heavy heart.
GET POWER
The Supply Comes From Food,
If we get power front food, why
not strive to get all the power we can.
That is only possible by use of skll
fully selected food that exactly fits
the requirements ot the body.
Poor fuel makes a poor fire and a
poor fire Is not a good steam pro
ducer.
"From not knowing how to select
the right food to fit my geeds, 1 suf¬
fered -grievously for a-long,time from
stomach troubles.” writes arlad.v from
a little town in Missouri.
"it seemed as if I would never be
able to find out the sort of food that
was best for me. Hardly anything
that 1 could eat would stay on my
stomach. Every attempt gave me
heart-burn and filled my stomach
with gas. I got thinner and thinner
ulUl 1 1Ue Il ' ora!1 rallv > became D6ca: ' 11 - a a living i-'ingsKeie- skele
* ou and ln ‘ me was bompelted to
keep to m> bed. ,
“A few months ago I wasrpersuad
e<1 ,0 try Grape ' >,uts food ’ and 11 had
s " ch *** effect from thp v «y he Sfe
ning that I have kept up its use ever
since. 1 was surprised at the ease
with which 1 digested it. It proved
to be just what 1 needed.
"AH my unpleasant symptoms, the
heart-burn, the inflated feeling which
* ave mP ntuch pain increased disappeared.
!v weight gradually from
98 to US lbs my figure rounded out.
mr ’ strength came back, and I am now
ab le to do my housework and enjoy
, lt Grape-Nuts did it."
\ ten davs’ trial will show anyone
gomo fscts ab ont food.
Look in pkgs (or the tittle book,
“The Road to WellvIUe." "There's a
Reason."
Ever reed tfie above letter? A new
one appears from time tn lime. They
are genuine, true, anti full of human
interest.
TRIALS of the NEEDEM5
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I all<IrugKl»t*In
| and slaesx. stimulating. it need For sale medical by advice, writ<j 10c Mun- afta
I Doctors. you They wrfll advise the best of thflr
ability yon’fl absolutely free of Charge. to M UN VO N’H
33d and Jefteraon 8 ts., Fblladelphia, Fa. 1
Mun yon’s Cold Remedy cures -a cold In one day.
! Price *-i5c, Munyon’a Rht eum&tlsm Remedy relieves
; in a Yew hours and e B in a few days. Price 25c.
Changed Her Opinion.
j j. “Then I am to understand Stubbles?" that, this
Is your final answer, Miss
"My fipal .answer.’’ V. • . f
"Nothing can move you?” ( ■ .
“Nothing.” •
"Then my life-will be a 1 oh» 1 y one,'
and my fate a harsh one, for my
uncle with whom I live has just died
and left me”-
“That fact somewhat alters the
case, Henry.- I cannot be harsh to
one who has sustained such Tecent
(bereavement. If I c&ttld Belize that
you are sincere"— • ’ •
“Oh Susan!”
"Do not squeeze me so hard, Hen-j
ry. Your poor uncle! Was he long
111 ?” !
"Three days.” *
"it" Is too bad! You say he left
you”
"Yes; he has left me!”
"How much ?’’
“How much? I said he had left
m«. He had nothing elBe to leave.
1 am alone In the world now, home¬
less, penniless; but with- you by my
side—why, she’s fainted;
Allen’s Lung HaUam will cure not only a
fresh cold, but one of those stubborn
coughs that usually hang on for months.
The great times we had when y;<
were boys can be lived over in th<
good times we give to our ow.n boys.
For COI.IIS and GRIP.
Htc-U'i CAvemns Is ths b*sfc remedy—
relieves iltsves the aching and fe f e v e ri *h n ess—c u res
the Cold an mi restores tore's normal conditions. It’t
llduld-affecw immediately. 10c.. 25c. *ud
60c.. at drug atove*.
il |R not !n ta 8 fi |< *' t0 be old
|,-t ps blush at the soft Impeachment
whrn w ! ‘ rf ' HCruR,Hl °1 yo " Vl
Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 &t daya. It*
7gc.*nJ». dSI
^»ti y bznehu. Ail dr uggi.u.
i.< t ns frolic with tiie te< n people
! " ( iPr '('. fioponn teen, and k-arr
, m a wisdom wo had lost.
Dr. Pieree'i P!ea«flnt Pellet# first put up
40 year* ago. They regulate and invigorate
atomnrh, Tiver aiid bowel*. Sugar-coated,
buy granules,
It must nave been dull before w>
catue into the world. Now ail Is fui
and gaiety.
Files Cured in 0 to I I Days.
Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure any
owaaofUching.BliutLllleedingorProtniding Piles in days refunded.
8 to H or money 50c
Tho man who doesn’t go to church
on Sunday has no excuse to be laz
on Monday.
Al*b«m» M*n Szys T.ttzrln* Cur.t Bc
Morvln, Ala., August 1, 190$
i rscsjvad your t'ett.rlna all O. K. I
h *™ 4 0 m ao-TSfi
gladly recommend It a* a *ure S? Br sSfii«
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RJllg Worm> dandruff. Cankered Scalp,
Bunions, itching Piles, Chilblains and ev¬
ery form of S< alp and Skin pt.a.eaae
terlne SQc: Tetterlne Soap 26c At drug¬
gists or by mail direct from The Sm*P
trine Co., Savannah, Oa. Tetterlne . . w« .
' With mall order for
every Bhuptrine’s 10c IJvftr Pm»
free. give a box of
A little self-confidence and a little
conceit, mixed with a little talent
goes for brilliancy, oftentimes.
True re “« lon ls not J ,oklI,f l
new fang b i ed misunderstandings of the
u ... ' ' ^ t ;*
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Doctor yourself when yon feel a cold
coming, \vitb a few doses ,ot,Ferry Dane
ft, inkiller. Better than quinine and safer,
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If mere money were proof Of _.a
man's worth, how many would bo rt»
wtoaSL tested oough. for
croup, CvtMs. Remedy has been
60years abd always gives satisfaction.
The imaginary hmUliV^becomes
rea j downright sick invalid, the
jeijght of physicians.
Theantoepncpowder^Yourfee^ In
romlortahte, aenm»a »w^o ^
damp. If }°u ,%_ ^ g^l {eot by or
Allens . 5
tight shoes, try and shoe store*, 25 ts
all Ssmpie druggists fr*' 1 ress
sent, ^ ' 1 -,, . ’
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It takes the most patient wife in
the world to stand a man's impervi
ous, premeditated smile.
Bud now,
tl. S ,e ySS’ t «^ ,ii i,,™,™ 0 , ^rk«*Si «i„ mv
lb«
found Spohn’s Distemper Cure the most
successful oi all remedies for the horses.
or manufacturers. Book. Spohn Agents Medical wanted, Co., Spec. ben.l
for Free lad.
loatag muz Diseases, Go*fa«n. .
Perhaps it is not the size^ of a man s
heart which counts so xriuclw as
d
T) ■ a, » mmntes by Woolford’z
. 'leash
‘ Ymd
, , h ould have annually a license a
Mvable
If l m m
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MciuM »i thus* u*t,. flriuly. gruy ria.rg- t/sa "LA CREOLE" HAIR RESTORER. *ric-. *•.«>. retail.
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BELL A ROADSIDE FOUNTAIN.
Once Hung in a Church
Cracked in Ringing Union Victory-;
A most unique roadside Jhe-inverters, fountain
ehtfren for .borses^ing rattle is is
: hell, set In masonry, 'wKIcTI
located on the highway that leads
from Northboro to Westboro . an,d
■near the centre village of the former
town.
_
The hell was originally placed m
the tower of the First Baptist Church
In the year 18f>0, and on the ooca
sion of some' nota’blc- Union victory
during the civil war, possibly the
surrender of Lee In April, 1865, the
| vigorous patriotic ringing by the
church sexton cracked the metal, and
this public , crier for religious ser¬
vices on the Lord’s day ceased to be
tuneful In Its weekly summoning to
the house of worship. *,
"It was not until 1892. however,”
says an old resident of the town,
“that the Baptists secured a new and
perfect bell. Then the society gave
.
its old. relic to the town, and some
sit, firmly in^its present resting
as a receptacle for the water of »
ntarb^ 6 t>rjn.z llU . and Utilizing it as a
refreshment for i
.thirty. ..horses .. ami .caltte.-Boston |
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. Education.
To be 'able to catch the spirit of
a' beautiful thing Is education.—Rev.
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It was In this very cottage In Brookslde y 15 miles
from Birmingham, Ala., that three Italians nsarly
died of Fever. They had been sick 3 months. John*
son’s Tonic cured them quickly—read letter below: - ’ P ~~ ^
- d ... * • Brookside, AI*w, May 4,190S.
The two pbyaicIa»B here bad 3 very obstinate cases of continued Malarial Fever. All
wore Italians and lived on a creek 60 yards from my store. These cases were of threo af
months standing, th%\r temperature ranging from 100 to 104. The doctors had tried every¬
thing In vain. I persuaded them to let me try Johnson’s Tonic. I removed all tho prim¬
ed matter and let the medicine go out In a plain bottle a s a regular prescription. The ef¬
fect in all three cases jvj» immediate and permanent. They recovered rapidly and there
was no recurrence of the Fever. a R. SHIFLETT.
Write to THE JOHNSON’S CHILL A FEVER TONIC CO., Savannah, Ca.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
A Good Example
“I am a good example,'* writes Mrs. R. L Bell, of
McAlester, Okia., “of what Cardui will do for suffering
women. : • ’
■ •
“I suffered with head » . and bac£, for six
my everything; over years,
and although 1 tried until 1 began I never could Cardui. get any¬
thing to do me any good, to take
“Cardui has surely helped nj£ find built me up and I
am so thankful that 1 have found something that wilt do
mf .jgoqdi I feel so much stronger and better than I have
in a loija time.” . ...
If Is well, to make up your mind before you are sick
what medicine you will take when you are sick.
•Sen
CARDUI A
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The WomanViTonlc
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You will be glad to take it when you are tired, mis¬
erable and when life seems a weary grind. It will put
new thoughts into your head, fresh courage into your mind.
If not sick now, at least burg Cardui, on to the pages
of your memory, so that when you. ,ar? sick you will ask
for it without thinking. - -1 *1 ' *
... If sick or weak, get a bottle today. At ail druggists.
WrHefo: Ladies' Advisory Dept.. Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattannooga, Team,
for Special Instructions .-and 64-page book. "Home Treatment lor Women. ’ seat free.
U is no C P
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- Sli
, , tr 'V mc„ 25c. aud soc. at drug
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Spme sinners do not repent
they'fear’ there would not be gfibugh >
tn heat’eu'over the event‘to sat-i
igfv Glem ’*•——-— , ; . 1 ■
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, To Cure* 4’olikto Ond Day .
Take Laxative BroraQ Quipiae ,TahleU.
-*• their progress. -■ ^
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Raw Errenm on Hands, t
^ a( j eczema* on my hands for-ffen
years' i 'them had three gdod doctors ijdt
none‘of did any gootjr 1 »m
used one box oT Cutlcura OintmeQt
and three boHjes ot.>pjitlcura. Re
Rn<J , he , eczfea was'spreading.all
my.body and limbs. Before I had
used . one bottle, together -aub with the the
Cuticura Ointment, my sar'es werg
neariy-bealed over, and bythe ttae 1
had usqd the. third bottle, J waj.en'
j Hrefy well. To any, one woultf who has any
S gs n 0 f blood disease I honestly
j advise them to faftl with nothing else,
I hut to get Cuticura and get well.. My
hands have never given me the least
bit bf trouble up to now. -
“Mv daughter’s.bands t-his^ummer
ncI . fect i v raw with. eczema.
She could grt nothing that wonfe do
them any good until -sue men-.emu
cura ghe uaed Gqtt cuc a
and Cuticura Ointment and in
weeks'thly were entirely cured.
have use4 Guticura for other members
my family and it. alfvays flrpv*l
successful. Sirs. M. E... Falla, Speers
Ferry. W, Oct: 19, HM.' ’
' fc goltflg
Heaven* a
place for some who have spent tieir
“v* running after rest’.
.
77 ze Tenderfoot Farmer
" W2ijS& ' gS&yYtyggu It spectacles was one of these his experimental and fed her farmers, shavings. who His put theory green
• -• cn cow
'■ jBaSpEPNBjy ; was fed. that it The didn’t questions matter of what digestion the cow and ate nourishment so long as bad she
was
1 &7C not entered into his calculations.
sggv _jt — ft's experiment only a “tenderfoot” with But fanner that farmer would feeds try such him¬
W en a cow. many a
self regardless of digestion and nutrition. He might almost as well eat shav¬
ings for all the good he gets out of his food. The result is that the stomach
grows “weak” the action of the organs of digestion and nutrition are impaired
and the man suffers the miseries oi dyspepsia and the agonies of nervousness.
T# strengthen the stomach, restore the activity of the or,
gans ot digestion and nutrition and brace up the nerves,
use Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It is an an »
tailing remedy, and has the confidence ot physicians as
well as the praise ot thousands healed by Its use.
In the strictest sense “Golden Medical Discovery” is a temperance medi¬
cine. It contains neither intoxicants nor narcotics, and is as free from alcohol
es from opium, cocaine and other dangerous drugs. All ingredients printed on
its outside wrapper.
Don’t let a dealer delude you for his own profit. There is no medicine for
stomach, liver and blood “just as good” as “Golden Medical Discovery."
DfcTJKMYS L A RGELY l itfflN TT jLPAft ATiOr’V. -
ALL THE CSy^9Ty??7j^A^6rZ^ branches
• T-IWil hVutsjjL&aJVi'fa/il/I:Or
STANLEY’S BUSINESS COLLEGE
/fs/rr MACON, GA.
Mb
BROWNS
t^m lWu! ii.oo
ph... 25 onu.. sow b«. k
s*mpl« m*iud SON, Byt M*g
JOHN I. brown » c m , .—
tUu# Monday is a sign of a golden
Shhday.
A Generous Gift,
p ro feiisor Mun von has iust issued a most
^ andfe I
f h ei? ^“aum^ thetoterprelat^n
of dreams. It teacheis beauty culture, # n^ani
euripg, gives weights and measurea and
information, inJqt wit member will afford the much family, amuse
for every of es
vafuablc.
It applieati»» wii! be sent to the anyone Munyon absolutely Remedy free
°n to
gompawy, Philadelphia, Pz.
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. Befdrj Ahe earthquake and fire San
Fraficteco'had 400,000 inhabitants. To
t dav tbe nu-mber e xceeds 500, 000.
.jjjg, teethfzig.4oftensthegains,reduoesinflatnrn»- Tnnuiow’sSoothing Syrup tor Children
*
1 tion. al toyspain.cura.wtod co bc.asc. bottl.
. rtoine think they are standing by
the.faith when they are but
in their tracks.
I ~— - tfflto.ed'Upl^watt 7 ~~-
^ natli
^ay get qne foot in ths grave before they
ta fee the proper treatment for rheumatism
Kbeumaeide cures rheamatL-m to stay
tlf caase^ 4t to
^ Qt in Uqu id form, also tablet*. Sold in
r 2 Se and 50e bottles by druggists general y.
TaWAs by »»«, '»■ Bobbitt Chemica,
Co.. Balttmore. Md.
Xo man is uncommonly good who
does not help to make goodness eom-
For
Spains
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I
§1 L yi
Sioin’s Liniment is the best
renedy for sprains and bruises.
It quiets tlie pain at once, and
cn be applied to the tenderest
f jt without hurting because it
Cv-.n't need'to be rubbed—all
y ii it illy. have It to is <Jo is. ppwerful to lay it on
a prepa¬
rt Sir and-penetrates instantly—
r<..eves any inflammation and con¬
ge tion, and reduces the swelling.
Here’s the Proof.
Ir. L. Poland, Bishop of Scran
toi Pa. says:—“ On the 7 th of
thj present month, as I was leaving
th building at noon for lunch, I
sli ^ed and fell, spraining my wrist.
1 sturned in the afternoon, and at
fou b’clock I could not hold a pen¬
cil n my hand. I returned home
law and purchased a bottle of
Sloan's
Liniment
and «ed it five or six times before
■ I w«|t lble to bed, and to work the and next use day my I
was to go
harniis usual.”
Sloan’s Liniment
is an excellent anti¬
septic and germ
killer—heals cuts,
burns, wounds and
contusions, and will
draw the poison
from sting of poi¬
sonous insects.
SBc.,00c. and $1.00
Kinun'* !»«ok on
hor«t». ciitlle, •rieefi
mid poultry *cnC
ft 4 - 0 . Ad dree*
Dr. Earl S. Sloan,
Boston, Mass., U.SJL
set
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— PLANTER TP n
T“ COLE _ , _ , - ,,
Makes BIGGER CROPS
Because it mixes the trosno with the nourlahe^ sot! close
under the »eed so ihu the cotton Is efl
Rom the lime It »i>rout« anti tirowi
T-u»no 5 app'iSd soo 'wDU poundi «w
c„i«, pi.uirr t.t*»«l to
P iT*"c*EAffliS EACH , TBE*v?te® OKE-HORSE A <^OP. BiU
OB MORE TO
SAVES TIME AND MONEY
te one h<,»c as one «g rr v
riroi.s and covers the se«f »LAlSEM «»i® mat toeriz*
^ “* rC ^C C
th*worWingesting**«!»*.JliJ, n
Itputs on* seed afteranother (
HI sg planting mt crop with tbz Coi
Plx»t*utob SOC to.”
' T mV ,, „„
f0 r c of mer-ha
who «eU*»"« guaranteesOoSe FI enters.
THE COLE MFG CO.,
BOX 52. CHARLOTTE. N.
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