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.. bgs. Re has to do it rn
his self-respect. 1
Indian Hurrioane
"i t Sed up and down the coast at 31
ag t a i calonlations, and acted in an
' y 4dtefnt manner from any other
.-. enamee dyspepsia acts in the same
"eIeee to yield to treatment which go
".' . itller cases. Then Ilostetter's
Silro an should be taken. It will affect
speed4ly and taturhlly. It has cured
.• irda)ie for half a century. Try it.
In a trial spin of twenty-five miles the
Shanqrock averaged nine mnots an hour.
lted Eyee
Ned prompt treatment with Leonardi's Golden A
ye Lotion or they'll get bloodshot and sore.
o dl'is the eye lotion that cures inflamma" F
tion withoI pain n 'one day. Decline to take
sao bit "Leonardl's'-It makes strong eyes. 81
ateed or money refunded. Druggists sell
iS as tes. or forwarded prepaid on receipt
Spries) br. . l J.eonrdi A .o., Tam.up. Fla.
.Narly 8,000 men have been secured under 31
t*e eeoond ell for volunteers.
: Lost 8'/ht
Beutored and the eyes cured by using
liadlsy's Eye Salve. No pain, sure cure or
3s5e0 back. 2ec. per box. All druggist, or
by mavl, J. P. HlATTa, Decatur, Texas.
1t o e aking an effort to secure a share
of the British cattle trade.
ritb rmanently cured. Nofiteor nervous- b
ass after srat day's use of Dr. Kline's Great p
nterVRetoreorr,$trial bottle and treatise free
DL if. I. LINl Ltd.,. Arch St., Phila, Pa. P
Revised f!ures show that Porto Rico lost C
M10 by the hurricane.
m.sa or Osto. Cirr or Tornoo, f
tis Cottr, ,
J. CRaxnr makes oath that he is the
,rerol the firm of F J. ('lanlY &
ne nstthe City ofToledo,County g
S esld, and that sid frm will pay
athe i s OuanDanb DOLLARS for each t
adv err oea of Qv saea that cannot be
eoned by the fe o ( ALV'r 04TRaH LcUan. a
Fans J. CExNrT.
Sworn to before me and subeeribed in my n
S 1e trenýeen, this 0th day of December,
a, A. D. 188. A. W. GLEaso
Notaýry pm4bi ti
HaJ's Clarrb Onais taken Internally and
atq 4erotly an the blood and mucous sur aces
of the system. Bend for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHnsrV & Co., Toledo, 0. b
sold br Drugist.. 'ic.
I 'sol ty Pi. s are the best.
The Jeffries-Sharkey battle will be October a
M lastesd of the ford.
I heliveoPi o's Cure for Consumption pq ed
boy's lite lastsummer.-M r. ALI DIOUVC
L As, lRoy, Mllch.. Out. W). 1390
The Italian government has advised Presi
dent Kruger to yield.
"He Is Wise Who
talks But Little."
isV is only a half truth. If wise men
had hld their tongues, we should know
uithhi-g kbout the circtdation of the blood.
4 it we not for this advertisement you
mnht never know that ood's Sarsapa
ri i the best blood medicine.
CURE YOUR HORSE
of Spavin, Sprb, Splint, Capped
Heck, Sore Tendons, Cuts, Kicks,
Bruises, etc., by using
SLOAN'S
INIMENT
Also on invaluable remedy for man,
When taken internally It cures
Cramps and Colic. It Is the best
tic Akowu.
4 tidet is warranatd. Sold by dealers
d drylf ts generally. Family size, ac.
Boe i ct. ad pil.o.
Prsau~d by EAL 8. SLOAN, BosterN, Mas.
Why take
Nauseous Medicines 1
Are Yo suffedrnl witbh
INDIBESTION?
01re o sufferlr w'tl
KIDNEY or iLAiDER TROUDLE ?
Are eou subeet to cOLto, PLATULENCY
or PAIIS in the BOWELS?
Do you sufarr trom BETENTION or SUP.
PRYIBsaN of URINET
D. yenou feel LANUOf, and DEBILITA.
TE)D I the mornnig ?
WOLFE'S
Aromatic Schiedam
SCHNAIPPS
CURE8 THIM ALL!
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irtlllc, Stomachic, Aksolutell Pure,
THIE BEST KIDNEY and LIVER MEDICIN
IN THE WORLDI!!
For Dale by all GROCOERS and
D IUGOIST.
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Ia 380Hl 8HUNI ON
Wbetl h Obm8 rel with
aihe mall kul .
Jndolte byover
l,0001OO wtaers.
ALL LATHErnS. ALL SITYLES
T bu)q t w. L pi.C
sirt man peo arupes r btmtom.
eorld. TphouldWeep
them-If $1 sendyon
Mitd of teethe, sie w app~ n or sap toe.
W. L DOUGLAS SHOE CO., irekton. MEase.
kPrice, Double Value
About Ieovember irst some wlde-awake
relbant In this town will have on sale 80
pat)re samles ef
Red Seal Shoes.
These an be sold about half prioe, anad
while they last il peove "pickla's ftar esash
buyers." We oely hdve siteeo lines to sell
theee oa be reserved aew. Mershants la
Sresteld on sadreSu
J. K. ORR SHOE CO.,
ATLANTA, GA.
NTJ D--E~nergetio man as County Sn.
rVbrintendent to manage our business
inyoutown and adjoining counties; no oan
vassIng; straig.. alary, 18.00 perweek annd
expensee. Yearly con tract, rapid pr~moton.
mtxceptioulalO poriunit?. Addreess:anufo
M'S INK
It's good enough for Uncle Sam
and it's good enough for you.
., " ' ' 'L
THE NEWS IN LOUISIANA.
STATE UNIVERSITY ORGANIZF) FOR
WORK OF 39TH SESSION. d
Negro Killed by Cars at Alexandr.a--M-or
moans Created Discord in Sabine Parish--
A Drunken Melee at Shreveport.--iIorri9
ble Accident at Lake Charles.
Two Men Convclted of M*trder.
St. Martinville. -Aamand and Numa A
Angel, charged with the murder of *
Fraddy Ramadosa, have been convict- C
ed, the former of murder without capi
tal punishment, and the latter with n
manslaughter. The murder took place li
on July 22 last. c
Run Over ane Killed by a Train.
11
Natchitoches.-A Texas Pacifil
freight ran over and killed a white
man at Cypress Friday evening. The
body was horribly mangled. He was i
a stranger here, and the only means
of identifization was the name "M. T. t
Cobb," sewed in the band of the hat.
Re was buried by the officers.
Negro Crushed to Death by Cars. ti
Alexandria.-Hany Hobbs, a young e
negro eighteen years old, was crushed e
to death between two cars in the Texas i
and Pacific yards at this place Friday 9
night. The cars were being switched. t
Two of them separated and he at- 3
tempted to pass between, when they ,
came together very suddenly, catching I
him between the drawheads, and ter- I
ribly mangling his body, from the L
effects of which he died in a short time. F
A Ilorrihle Death.
Lake Charles.-At noon Saturday C
Frank Williams, aged 5 years, accom.
panied his elder brother to the oil a
mill with dinner for some one working
there, and in jumping across a pile of
,otton seed, he fell into the mouth of
in elevator used to convey cotton seed
to the building proper, and his body
was causheb to pieces before the en
gine cculd be stopped. His mother 1
MGary Walker, resides on upper Third
street.
Cut with a Pocketkaife.
Lake Charles.--- cuttirf afrfay at
Kinder Friday will result fatally foi
Frank Marcantel. In a saloon row.
Marcantel asd Louie, Lorman had an
encounter, and Marcantel was cut nine
times by Lorman with a pocketknife
The injured man's condition is criticil.
Lorman came in and surrendered and
he is now in the parish jail.
Mormons as Disturbing Factors.
Many.-Several Mormon elders have
been doing missionary work in the
eastern part of this parish for more
than a year and have destroyed nearly
all the harmony and neighborly feel
ing in a large scope of country. The
people became aroused, had meetings
and warned the elders to leave the
country, which they failed to heed.
This week abont eighty men started
sfter them, ut the Mormons heard of
the storm that was brewing and wisely
decamped. There is a crippled elder,
who has been ordered to leave as soon
as he can walk, which he has promised
to do.
Oneo Killed and Several Stabbed.
Shreveport.-A negro fracas occur*
red on Commerce street at 3 o'clock
Satur day evening, which resulted in
the killing of Jesse Bender and tihe
stabbing of a negro woman and sev
eral negro men. At the time the row
started the street was packed with ne
groes, who came so town to purchase
their week's supply of rations and ar.
tidles of merchandise. The negroet
implicated in the fight had been pick.
ing cotton all the week and received
their pay had congregated on the
levee and spent their earnings freely
in whisky and beer. P is said tat at
least a dozen or more negroes took
part in the fight, and that razors,
pocketknives and other weapons were
freely used. It was a hand to hand
Sconflict, and the wonder is that there
were not more negroes killed. The
I police rushed to the scene of the con.
Sflict lnd the patrol wagon was sent
for to assist in conveying the wound.
Sed, and the prisoners to jail. It war
Ssome time before the officers could
Sforce an entrance through the throng
: of negroes who had collected around
Sthe combatants.
State Univernity's Session.
Baton Rouge.-The Lousiana State
University has been organized for the
work of the thirty-ninth annual ses
sion. The whole corps of cadets wa:
N entertained at elegant receptions
given at the homes of Mr. M. J. Wil
Slulams, Rev. J. Y. Allison, Col. J. \H
4 Nicholson, Mr. C. K. David and ])
S7. C. Allen. This new departure
the opening exercises of the universit
was in keeping with the well-knowr
hospitality of the Capital city, and it
highly appreciated by the cadets ani
- aniversity authorities. The unitver
- sity has opened with a larger attend
unce than ever before, in spite of the
fact that many expected students have
failed to enter on account of the suene
- pension of the opening. Two hun
dred and ninety-six cadets are now
present and the usual increase during
the session should run the number to
- nearly 400. On the fourth day of the
last session there were 232 cadets
present. It is worthy of note that
the attendance from'Now Orleans is
I more than double that of last year.
t'his is due in great measure to the
inteiest manifested by the New Or- gjg
leans alumni of the university, whose
devotion to the welfare of their alma
matter is beyond all praise. of
ph
in
New Orleans Notes. Dr
The United Fruit company and the ab
railroads will perfect a passenger traf- RE
fic arrangement between all Cealra res
American and United States cities. on
S Both Col. Parker and D. C. do
O'Malley were report:d doing well. yz
* * * The streets and landing com. fi
mittee has decided to send the Clio
line of the St. Charles street railroad
company up Magnolia street, from " h
Erato to Napolean avenue, into Freret th
street through Long to a stand at the an
en
intersection of the latter street and a
Broadway, * , * The city attor- re
ney has written an opinion upholding fri
the Mayor in the McCabe case, hold- PS
ing that the police board is competent Di
to try McCabe. * * , Work on su
the steeplechase at the fair grounds is sp
progressing so rapidly that its corm- su
pletion before the opening of the win- ga
ter meeting is now looked upon as as- be
sured. . . * Register Gleason W,
estimates that about 1,000 of the reg- de
istered voters will be eliminated. h
These represent people who registered t
twice by reason of removal. * * * to
The big banana deal was brought sub- se
stantially to a conclusion Saturday. hi
By its terms all cargoes of fruit com
ing into New Orleans will be handled
hereafter by the Fruit Dispatch com- p
pany. There will be no other change ot
in the operations of the independent It
companies. ,* * * Gen. John B.
Gordon notified tha assooiation of the lI
army of northern Virginia, that he bý
would decline assistance of veterans to
in the rebuildian of his home, recent t
ly destroyed by five. * . . Gen. bi
Gillmore reported that the movement tc
looking to the purchase of. Beauvoir, a
the late ex-President Davis' home, to bh
be used as an industrial farm for Con
federates,., was rapid getting into
shape. o
HOT tXAD 1Ott BURGLARS.
Tenussee Bank Robbers Hit the Wrong
S owuwhen They Tried Seviervillo.
Sevlervtlle, Tenn.-Three masked
robbers entered the bank here Friday o
moaing and attempted to rob the
vault oontaining cohsiderable money.
Prestdent William MacMahon threw j
. his leose money into the safe and seiz- s
ed a gun. His first shot killed the lead
er of the robbers, *George Thurman.
The assistant cashlie.. John Marshall,
rushed out of a side door and shot two
of the robbers' horses. C
Col. Derrick, one of the robbers, was
arrested after being wounded. Will
pcrrick, the third robber, got on one
horse and rode a mile hotly pursued by I
a roese. On being surrounded by the
men he fled into a barn where he cornm
mitted suicide by shooting himselff in
the head.
The affair cansed reat excitement. 1
The men are supposed' to have come
from Knorville on an early train.
GREJ.T OCEAN RACE.
Naval Vessels Steaming With all 4peed for
Manila-..The Nashville First Away.
Washington.-The navy department
has been informed that the New Or
leans will be able to sail for Manila .1
Inext Friday. The boilers were found
to be in a much better condlttion than
was at first reported. The navy is
watching with interest for what prom
ises to be one of the finest ocean
races on record between naval vessles
of the United States from San Fran
cisco to Manila. The Nashville got
away Saturday. The Marietta sailed
Monday from Lambert's Point, In
Hampton Roads. The fast Brooklyn is
also expetCed to sail in a few days
I from Norfolk, while, as before stated
the New Orleans sails Friday. These
ships all go by Suez. From the other
side of the continent there will start
Sduring the coming week the Ranger
first, probably, and then the Newark.
SAlthough handicapped by nearly a
week, these vessels have the shortest
course, and the naval officere believe
that Capt. McCalla will land the
Newark at Manila ahead of the faster
astern bound ship.
THE ASTOR BATTERY.
Wants to Help President Kruger in His
Conflict With the British.
Chicago.--The Post says: An effort
I is being made to reorganize the Astor
SBattery, of New York, which was ten
dered to this government by John
Jacob Astor at the breaking out of the
Spanish- American war and served
eleven months ago in the Phlllippinee
and tender it to President Kruger for
service against the Birtish. It is said
that forty of the men have~already en
Shleted for the expedition. They will
E leave the United States as individuals
' and rendezvous in Canada in ordez
to evade the neutrality feature of the
international law. This information
Scomes in a letter to Enyart Hooven,
e of Hamilton, O., who is visiting it
SChicago. The letter tells of the effort,
Sthat are being made to get the boys to
Sgether in the Boers service during thi
g war in South Africa, and inquired i:
fooven would enlist and accept a ser.
reancy.
t The third attemtp to race for the
s America's cup proved a fluke. The
Columbia was slightly ahead when
time was called.
HYRTERIA
tIot QQ .4 to Man, but Found W A
Animals Also, Eure
That animals are subject to attacks On
of hysteria is a discovery made by Am
physicians. Yet the two cases recorded hab
In the Neurologiaches Centralblatt by his
Dr. H. Higier seem to leave no doubt thrE
about the matter. The animals that her
were affected were a cat and a canary hill
respectively. The cat, which was nhi: Tr
months old, healthy and active, was test
one day deeply bitten in the back by a it E
dog, and immediately fell down paral- flat
yzed. When Dr. Higier first saw it, ing
five or six weeks after the injury, it irol
walked only with its fore paws, drag- let
glng its body and hind limbs. There A
was a complete loss of sensation in the a
hind paws and in the hinder third of bec
the body, both sides of. the abdomen wa
and back of the animal.being indiffer- wh
ent to deep punctures with a needle 'erl
and to hot applications, but it always the
responded to gentle touching in the duc
front half of the body. The tail was it.
paralyzed, but none of the limbs Bre
atrophied, as is usual in such cases. Ti
Dr: Higier considered that the cat was of I
suffering from an inflammation of the in
spinal cord, but what occasioned him $10
surprise was the fact that the animal rus
gave no positive signs other than the tro
paralysis. One day the servant girl, Th
being curious to see whether the cat we
would fall on all fours, as cats usually wb
do, threw it from the first floor of the Na
house on to the pavement. As a mat- in@
ter of fact it alighted on all fours, im- Fr
mediately ran away, and was, contrary a:
to expectation, completely cured of its
sensory and motor paralysis, which I
had lasted for more than two months. the
The cat, therefore, really had no lesion de
of the spinal cord at all, and all its cai
Symptoms were due to the fright ex- ph1
perienced by the bite of the dog. In ra
other words, the cat was manifestly tlE
suffering from an attack 6f hysteria. an
Dr. Higier's second case showed itself is
In a canary whose cage, with the bird be
in it, was pulled down from the wall
by a cat, but Dr. Higier interposed be
fore the cat seized it. The bird lay on
the bottom of the cage, stiff as if dead,
but was revived by sprinkling with
cold water, after which it was lively,
took its food well, and showed no ab
normality except that from having
been a fine singer it became silent., For
six weeks the bird never uttered a
note, then this condition passed off
quite unexpectedly, and the canary
once more sang very well. Dr. Higler
also refers to three cases mentioned by
pr. Tourette. in which dogs showed
aysterical symptoms.
A Doctor's Advice Free!
About Tetterine. Dr. M. L. Fielder
of Eclectic P. 0., Elrmore Co., Ala.,
says: "I know it to be a radical cure
for tetter, salt rheum, eczema and all
kindred diseases of the akin and scalp.
I never prescribe anything else in all
skin troubles." Send 50e. in stamps
for a box of it, postpaid, to the man
ufacturer, J. T. Shtiptrine, Savannah,
ga., if your druggist doesn't keep it.
How to Boll Itoney.
A well-known chemical expert re
cently boiled a sixpence and watched
It dissolve and pass away in the form
of vapor, just as any one might do with
a pot of water. While he was doing
it he declared that any substance on
earth might be boiled and made to be
Come ,apor, if only you had heat great
enough to do it, not excepting granite
rock, In boiling the sixpence, says
Peaison's Weekly, it was cut up into
small pieces, which were placed in the
hollow carbon of an electric are lamp.
Any one who has examined tle dli
carded earboas of an are lamp will
have noticed that one of the carbons
is alwayo pointed, while the other 0
arbon has a small cuplike hole in the
nd. When the lamp is lighted the
arbons stand one above the other, the r
sharp point of one carbon fitted into
the "cup" of the other. It was in this
little cup that the sixpence was boiled
Probably it was the pmallest pot and
.Khe hottest ire in the 'world. He
placed the pieces of the ooin in the
Sbhollow end of the one carbon, and
fixed the other pointed carbon down
against them. Then he turned on the
electric current. He had arranged his
Sapparatus in front of a magic lantern,
Sso that the whole thing cbuld be seen
Son a la'ge white screen. The carbons,
the coin, and in fact, everything could
be viewed plainly. Of course the elec
Stric current passing between the car
Sbone made them very hot, and the cup
Ssoon became filled with a white heat.
It was wonderful to see how quickly
the silver melted and simmered, and
naliOl boiled.
Sick headache. Food doesn'tdi
gest well, appetite poor, bowels con
S stipated, tongue coated. It's your
liver l Ayer's Pills are liver pills,
easy and safe. They cure dyspep.
t sia, billousness. 25c. All Drugglsts.
Want your moustache or beard a beautiful
n. brown or rich black? Then use
S BUCKINGHAM'S DYE wR o.
so crs. eo Dsuaeoay pq R. P, HA Co. NaSUA, N. H
fe Loot His Job.
S"Funny, wasn't it!" said the young
Dl Snan with the hard-up look. "I had a
d dead-sure thing on a $2,000 clerkship
. In Washington last winter, but just be
fore I got my paws on it a man ahead
Sof men on the street struck an icy
hl spot and went down. I ladghed, of
s course. Yes, I leaned up against a
Slamp post and roared. The man got
tup, took a long look at me and limped
ef. Next day I called on the chief
n, clerk who had my little affair on hand
it and as we met he pointed to thi door.
t went out. It was no use to linger.
ir. woo the ,hbn T had l~inhad at"'
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.PLOTSAM AND JETSAM.
A lady at Green Haven,. N. Y,, se.
cured a separation from her husband
on the ground of extremn cruelty.
Among other brutal acts he was in the
habit of sleeping with a lhammer under
his plllbw, and wlthethis ltHfrequently
threatened, during the night, to pound
her into insensibility.
A Mauser rfle captured at San Juan
hill ,by. Cagiain A. M. Wilson of the
Twenty-third Kansas regiment was
tested at Fort Scott. A ball shot from
it against the flat side of an ordinary
flatiron passed through the iron, mak
ing a smooth hole, and sealing the
iron on the opposite side. as if the bul
let had punctured a pine board.
An eel wts used to clean a two-inch
water pipe in Cincinnati. Th^ pipe had
become clogged with mud, and a string
was attached to the tail of the eel,
Which was then placed in the pipe. A
'jerk on the string now and then excited
the eel to activity, and it was thus in
duced to.,crawl onward, dragging after
it. a lBht hlbir'h cf r'rg
British and French in Santo Domingo,
In 1793 the British invaded the island
of Santo Domingo. They abandoned it
in 1798, after spending in the invasion,
$100,000,000 and 45,000 lives. In Feb-.
ruary, 1802, 22,000 French veteran
troops, sent by Napoleon, landed there.
They met with feeble resistance, and
were soon in control of nearly the
whole island. In the autumn of 1802
Napoleon sent 10,000 more troops, makl
ing 22,000 in all. Three-quarters of the
French army perished, and the rem
nant abandoned the island in 1803.
Deadly ane.nies. .
Fancy two plants being so unfriendl;
that the mere neighborhood of one it
death to the other! Yet this is the
case with two well-known Britisl
plants. These are the thistle and the
rape. If a field is infested with this.
tles, which come up year after yeai
and ruin 'the crops,'all you have to do
is sow it with rape. The thistle wil
ta bhcnltely annihilated.
A strange rumor is in circulation tt
the effect that an'Old Clothes Trust'
has been- for.ed by the collectors o0
old garments. It is said that they have
pDit $14000,,000 in the trust, and the
object Is to boom the prices and make
old clothes higher in price than new
ones, and so expensive that only the
rich can afford to buy them.
CoUCH YRUP
Cures Croup and Whooping-Cough
Unexcelled for Consumptives. Gives
quick, sure results. Refuse substitutes.
Dr. BlU'J F'llscursiliousness. .Trial, aoforjc.
Why not buy
your Tobacco
*dirqct and
***** *****#**** save middle
men's profit? I offer Tobacco of my own
Manutaoture of North Carolina leaf-the
beat in the world-in lots to suit, from 2llbe,
up. Two grr des, 800 and 850 per lb. Bend 10ots
in stamps for samples by mail. Address,
J. M. GREENFIELD, - KERNLWESVILLE, N. C.
cured at home with
out pain. Book obfi
tivoul,,sent 1F5
B.M.WOOLLEY, M.DA
- Oce 104 N. Pror At
DRO PSQV NBW DISCOVIRY;:s is
iUwok relief and cures worst
eaus. r ok of testimoni s and 10 days' treatment
Free. Dr. E. ,T. ORIIEN'S SOP, Box B. Atlalta. Ga.
TELL THE AOVaRTISeR t " r. vnn4.'9
Now hsat our soldiers are being
brought face to face with climatic con.
litions to which they are totally un
accustomed, it ought to be impressed
on them unceasingly that they cannot
afford to underrate the value of slumo
ber. The Medical News of New York
says on this very subject: "It is well
known that heat prostrations are due
much more to the exhaustion incident
to Insufficient sleep on successive hot
'nights than to the actual intensity of
the daily heat. Anything that is cal
culated to add further to nocturnal
disturbance and wakefulness deserves
especial attention during the heated
season." Such advice, of course, is not
needed for the veteran, but so many
of our regiments are made up of raw
t material that their commanding of.
i fcleers taking them to the hot climate
of the Philippines will do well to ob
I serve the warning
Abernetny, we cx.t:,t-ed surgeon,
wvas no respecter of persons, and for
t plain speaking was a terror to many
a purse-proud mun. A lazy, wealthy
pndivldual asked him in fear and trem
bling what was the cure' for gout, a
disease causedr by his luxurious mode
of i:ving. "Live on sixpence a day,"
S as the doctor's reply, "and earn iti'"
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T. our et mos reun br tour moeht · h * ??1i
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GAVB litUte fy health,' wr6
"I| BELL, 330 NWl St .t., Canton, C? ".'
ham. "' until :i mayself unable ,
household duties.
-I ha had my days o not feeling well ~
unffering, and a ao b.
but I thought all women had
UHOU GH T" things and did not complain.
"I had doctored for some time, ;
I88g no medicine seemed to help me, d '
BOME~HEN physician thought it best for metý,,
to the hospital for local tretment
had read and heard so much of y
Vegetable Compound that I made up "
my mind to try it. I.was troubled with
falling of the womb, had sharp pains i:
ovaries, leucorrhoeaand painful menses.
I was so weak and dizzy that I would
often have severe fainting spells, . .
took in,all several bottles of Lydia'E.
Pinkham's Vegetable C~npound } g"
and Blood Purifier and tised the
Sanative Wash, and am fow in
good health. I wish others
to know of the wonder'thl .
good it has done me, alnd
have many friends taking it
now. Will always give your
medicine the highest praise."
MRS. A. TOLLE, 1946 Hil
ton St., Philadelphia, Pa.,
writes :
"DEAR MRS., PINNHAM--
I was very thin and. my.
frieinds thought I was in con
sui~ption. Had continual
headaches, backache and
falling of womb, and my eyes
:, were affected. Every one
noticed liow poorly I looked.
and I was advised to take $
'Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- psotio
table Compound. One bottle 4th
relieved me, and after tak
ing eight bottles am now a
healthy woman; have gained in weight 95 pounds to 14V' ,
pounds, and everyone asks what makes me so stout."
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YOU KNOW W iYOU 0 · .
"When You Take , .
RO0VE',) S
TASTELESS _
CHILL TONIC - A-3
because the formula Is plainly printed on e bac c0 , ". ! ton,
showiu' what it contans. The reason the imitators do. not A;sCOa
advertise, their formula is because they know the people would not buy 1
their medicine if they knew its ingredients. , Day
Every druggist in the United States is authorized to sell .GROVE'S i' I
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC on a positive guarantee of NO' CUiUE i E
NO PAY. Price, 50c. lhi
Your druggist has sold GROVE'S for years. Just ask HIM about it. I 'Mii 0"d ,
GROVE'S is a prescription that does-"re 4a c
MALARIA, CHILLS-AND. FEVER.. ""
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10 Knife, two blades .... "......: u "inchester Repeating Shot'l
11 Butcher Knife, 8-inch blade,........ u 0 1 gae ............... ..... ,"""
I1 lhears, 8-inch nickel ..........iu 80 I et lpcle., ceteil-sht, t22cl.
1 ?nut Set, Cracker, 6 Picks, slver.... o 81 Sot un, ste , 00l.iei.
14 Six Rogesrs Table Spoons ...........0 .ss...................i
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19 Alarm Cloct, nickel, warranted.... @ 5 Aft er gold bowl .....,.......... Oii
10 Carvers, bnckhorn handle,, good lor, bol
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This offer expires November 30th, 1900.
Address all your Tags and the correspondence about them P4
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., WINSTON, N. C. i.. : t
W s W W Sof al
rown's IronTonic WIN'"
ITS RWIAT T .I IIAT . .
NATURE'S OREAT ISTOeL
After the long heated' ,
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. (Teeathl Powders ) ~obe o, . ~il
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