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THE FARMVIIJLE HERALD.
HONOR HU; THE PAST, HELP FOR THE PRESENT, HOPE FOR THE FUTURE.
VOL XIV. FAI.MYILL.;. VA.. FRIDAY. JANUARY 15, 1904. BO.U
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CITY DIRECTORY.
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ATTORNEY AT KAW,
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eeTC' te and Federal.
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DRUGS,
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Druggists1 Sundries.
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iminations. . .
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into examining ymir
We are careful
that you shall have just
what your eves require.
We tit tinm perfect]
that they will Ix* eoni
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Lenses Ground Properly,
Rims that Suit Your Face,
Glasses 1/iat Fit hut* Heeds.
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J^clcr and Optician.
NOTICE!
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For Pilos. Burns, Boroo.
VUE KEV OF SUCCESS
Dr. Ta tm age Points Out Hope
For tho Despairing.
Goat Will Surrlr Ile With (ha
I liri.t |ata Workers?lt 1* .\racr
'loo I.ale to Iles lu tu
karte tile Lord.
[Copyright. li-A bs Louis Kt
CHICAGO. / ? '-In his
the preacher points out the kev |
cessful life and the secret xv hereby
oven seeming reverses may be trans?
formed Into triumphs. Tbs text ls
Joshua 1, 5, "As I xvus wit!.
60 I will be with tl ?
liua ol' the greutest novels ever writ?
ten, ao considered by many of our best
critics, ls Victor Hugo's mast.
"IiSS Miserables." Amht all the art Kal?
lery of that treasured book li
wonderful description is tbs
painting by which the denunciator of
son the Kittie" pkrtui
downfall of "Nii|niic"n (bs ??
the battle field of Waterloo. When lins
. : "f liternture loppl
ths French colossus, the eui th trem?
bles and the dead centuries cm;
out of Hit-lr musty tombs mid l""k on
lu perpetual wonderment
In that marvelous recital J
hear the booming of the artillery's
guns and the crack of the Infantry's
muskets nnd the groans of the dying
lind the cheers of the Chsrgh
ti 1 ry. mid the tramp of the British lines
forming themselves into the nab rea ka?
ble squares against which t
Guard flung itself in vain. In
lt you can see the (lushed cheeks nnd
fa conquering host
and the pale, wan, haggard fa*
flying im-h.
Yet after all tn reading tho thrilling
story I am impressed not so much hy
xv hat happened ns xxti.it dil not han?
oi many hours the eegls of vic?
tory seemed undecided upon which
standard to alight. She fluttered this
way and that, ns though swsltll
one's expected advent to help her to
Napoleon himself waa Walting,
anxiously walting, for the same belper.
Every little while be would take his
held glass and scan the surrounding
hills and valleys. Every little while he
would turn to his staff officers and say:
"Ho you see him? Have yon
any news from Grouchy 1 We must
have re-enforcements or we sn
in tlie meantime over the hills march?
ed Marshal Blucbsf with ins German
re-enforcements. That was the de?
cisive event. Victory hesitated no
loager. She flew to the standard of
Wellington aud perched there. The
Napoleonic atnr set in gloom to rise no
more tn this world. It was the tack of
re-enforcements at a critical moment
which destroyed the French anny, it
ls tbs lack of divine re -enforcements
which may destruy us In the battle of
life.
The text tells us of another |
who also needed rs-enforcemenl
Joshua was committed the task of con*
. a country held by warlike peo?
ple. To him at. the supreme n
(times the assurance of the Lord of
Hosts, "I will he with thee." Now, my
tbe same kind of divine re-en?
forcement which camp to Joshua when !
he took command of the Is:..
forces may also bs given tn us. When
God gave to him bis commission he said.
"Joshua. If you will be true to me and
light under my standard I will be srlth
thee, as I was with thy pred
Thnt divine succor which Und .
Joshua he gave to our Christinn fa?
thers; thnt divine help he will give to
us If we will trust him and believe on
him and live for bim. Therefore I
would Inspire every Christian to
prayerfully go forth and do s'
wants him to do. I would Inspire all
Christians to live and work with a
brave heart, because the result
future conflicts are as sure as God's
promises are sure.
God will tie with the Christian
workers of this present generation. Ws
fight under his glorious bnnner. I-avid
had probed lt by experience whee bo
wrote, "Thou hast given a banner to
them that fear thee, that lt may be
displayed because of the truth." 1'nder
that banner the church of Cod hus WOO
victories In all ni*es. Solomon saw it
on Its march and pronounced it "terri?
ble ns an nrmy with banners." He MW
lt later, triumphant over all evil, enter?
ing Ilka a bride Into the home of a
bridegroom and lier lord leading her
Into ths banquet ball and placing over
lier the banner of love.
Now, a banner ls not merely a piece
jf a rag or a flaring blt of fluttering
bunting or a dress parade enduzzta
ment. The banner of God ls a flag or a
standard. It ls the symbol of a..
mthority. Whoever therefore strikes
it God's bsnnsrs strikes at the divine
icnrt. When, some years ago, an j [
-.merican citizen was arrested by the
spanish authorities In Cuba nnd sen
encod to die. the American consul at
lrst protested In vain. But on the day
at for tbe execution tbe Cuban au
li'iritles dared not shoot because that
oiisul wrapped an American flat; about
be condemned man, saying: "He Is
in American citizen. Now shoot him
brough the folds of that flai* if you
larel" Today. In symbol, God wraps
bout every Christian worker his ban?
ter. It ts the symbol of protection. It
s the symbol of omnipotence. It ls the
ymbol of tbe atonement. It ls the
yinbol ot divine forgiveness. It is tbe fl
ymbol of a glorious and never ending v
Ifs. |
We all can soe the beautiful sytnbola )
n tho American flag. Is there none ?
or us In tbe gospel banner? We say t,
hero never was a national flag so j,
s>etlc as ours! When George Wash- H]
tigton and Hobert Morris and Colonel ?
loss, ths committee eppolnted by tbe A
i*-omi Continental congress, visited ,',,
tetsy Ross In her Philadelphia home, C
hey accomplished a great work. That j
ag symbolized thirteen different gov- j af
rnments tn ope, and still that one gov- ttl
rnmont kept Its thirteen distinct In- et
ivlduallties. The thirteen bars and R.
ie thirteen stars rep ? thlr- se
?en colonies which afterward became ttl
ie thirteen states. Then, after Vcr- ag
lent nnd Kentucky, the first Bf tba new th
tstee. were added to the Union, the ??<
ktrtsea bars and thirteen stars were fir
hanged Into fifteen bars and fifteen ca
ars, but now. by Inw, there are sUll be
ie original thirteen bars, but every jiu
ate bas a alar. Thus today tba Amer* ' ati
I wan nag n states
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never allow
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Immortality,
from it"
King w in '??, iv ;
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until ii
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the qi:.
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rulers 1
on, no i
grasp the sc pter, '?'
Ot fell lil 1
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Inter dropped nnd. r
let, powerfully
may be snot, hut
?
government '
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must live on i:i tl.
to continue ii
In our Christian !
In the fourth eba) christ
compan
going forth to '
I,
which will yield
sixty, |
reprodo ? in the
human I
tiena When
did his work ?
Moody
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only ni
day, 11
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on his
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gathend
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In ainu:
communion s
of the Bible. B
Mr. Moody s by tbe
death Bl
aaa City, the i
bed. What f Mr.
"Ah. im."
oner Well, my friend
been n'.i
chu tell J
when lu ful as
Mr. Moody when d
Institute nnd U
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instltutlo -
doing better work than st the
When Chm'
hts work dip? Oh,
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ltan tal- I of tl.e I
college. 1!
k of Charles H. 8]
cause it wa* Intrlns
the Holy Spirit. Ha is
through Spurgeon*!
will raise us op n5
we only live for him. Ht* will i
our lives Uk* xi .,i k ti i ? I
men and women with who
enine Into contiit t in I te will
make us nn essential link In a
chain of Christian tnflui
ihnll reach through all et. i
God will bl
Christian workers even through the
[loath of lils servants. Ii...
& spiritual pruning I
certain brain hes si
(ho human n
il reilly to
oj a pruning book in a tem* ?
;iorni sew
n a splrittisl * 1
To tbs splrltiiii! wi
?>f tbs strong < 'ways
i misfortune, but I
llBStratS this truth In a
sonic yeiirs ago there lived In
own :i BOble, true mnn, v.
'ather of s Isrge family. 8 ii lenly ho '
lied. The friends vi bo came into tbe
isreft I
sith the widow bc
jer husband but bi I
o lune no v - j of support
lor ol'! He
vhs a hothouse p
Other. Mentally nni
-d to be entirely unfit! me the
?oponaibllltiee of tb. I bard
y had the father d1.
ame ot ? ?
clinging vine he atlffen. i Into a stal
rart oak. Ho went to work to supply
.read for that family nf little ones.
Is became the stuff Doon which bis ?
f lits
illock of a pt
tfiing
tones to a i
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eath to spli'itunll.i
sloped ciiiiiiteii. i
:
eponstbll He .,,
iys to us oin* mid al
ir you. ob, ]
an upon y.? I :
Irltuiil life! 1
la
poa my dil Inc ai rn,
nd in Um
id care for tb
Tbe sen - more
'ten found to be the echo of ?
an to come f
lade or a dithyramb. Mossrfa Ml
pquleui," i ob- '
SS lils masterpiece. A '.
'ul It-trend SM
;o a German knight wanted to ci
e towers of his castle Into a groat
dian barp- When the strings were
st strung from the towers no sound
me therefrom. No note was struck,
cause the alender fingers of the splr
i ef tbe summer winds were not [
rons snougb to bend tbt strings, al
tnougn idis t>. rtghuy tooca
them. Hut when wintei
tv - bunched sItb
- u iii. the strong touch of mu*
ii to run the
inied by
the tornadi
- -1. tl tow '-i, ;
? lind send forth the BS ?
Ilnioil
i'm! tbs bai p our spir
iiuiil bes rta when ws seem to bs tbs
inl helpless.
?? i Ihristlsn workers
"f tl.. tion because
Chris! has emphatically and 't
? d that by tba weak t
"iii God shall confound tbe
i bal means tii.it no child of
I Dirag to lead siim, :
s arni is 1
Isl i God
dumb i" utter a :
ter, If thal ll)! only Isdongs to
ii inn; disi Iple of Ji
u well ns the
young, oh, bow often tn religious
beard this ex. na
Up to .'? .. bul the trimble ls
1 Sm t"tt Old. 1 have wast,-,| the best
? I ?' lo start
[Bin. Some |.plc may
think v ? lu your de. i
lin Hot. liven BOW thel'c may be ll
fOf iou. oh, man. oh,
.. If you will start in .
work Just at the pn -cut time, I do
loll ttl
slart tO selie iesiis Christ; n,,t tim
? ii (bough for iou the hour
hand "f tbe (leek of time may be
pointing to the twelfth boor and tbe
band t" five minutes "f 12
How old *?? ben be began
forth tbe children of Israel Into
u ? a young mani
\o. H's hair must have been white.
il must have been wrinkled
Miena. I onderfnl ehl
cut l.iiu In stone There
. the It'tiiiiin capital to
and back knotted in
- wiih benni teased of a tem
? iib features swarthy ?
mob and vv Uh lists
Hut with all
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bad to
- ii old mnn He bad ul
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ii eui forth to liberate tbe
'i slav
iv iii was .Iiishuit vi hen the
mantle of Ihe dead Meses fell noon his
rs? lie natl already passed his
I live. He '.
ready pressing on inward his nine?
tieth milestone. So God hus for you
and me, if we only tho
. of Christian
? inlier nf my chun
?. . ? -.. blam - i ?
h has been curaed by many
tl sin. Snine time nco a poor
attended ti, "f the
church of which I She
to join, bat tl ? of the
.vere very much in doubt about
letting her In. She had been foi '
lute character, lier face
imed with her past
.
and two filthily
-sion talked
With her and at hist decided to place
her on probation for sis montha At
I amain wnnt
ed to join the church, nnd of course we
I her. A short time nfter that
ad left our
church. A couple of years ago thut
woman called upon me. At first I did
not know brr. Not only hud the grace
but tbe marks
ll entirely left
her countenance. Though she had not
what ii ? might call a J
i certainly had n
.lit inspired
face. Hi ? banged it
?. a Christian life of
r.iteil usefulness, db. my brother and
-ister. rm matter how old yon may be
ind how many wasted years are be
,iid. shall not ? ? '."ii and lift I
roil Up ns he CbSUged thnt women's
il not tho div inc power guard 1
roar remaining days ns Moses1 and
ted 1 I
? ? | royal miler has n royal
in German) one?of tbe most
ile of orders was (bal -
ty King Wili
bs Ir.ui Croea.'' w ?<? d thal today tbs
ti .ul of an earthly
'"telltale, might place over your heart
the slum of the Iron .'toss'' May lt
Bl in his name you hate work
d nial will continue to work divine
rondera. Saved by ginee, may you Bl?
innie to spiritually bless tbe
iies of inur fellow men.
V ni Ideation*.
' many
?eddlng presents?
Margaret?Oh. yes; but shs bas bo
lea she will receive as many as she I'
xpects.?Kansas City Journal. ?>
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Urarra nt Pupil In ri I >
Mae?How ls it lhat Mr Frost ls so j"
rjrdially likt il b
Tomme?Oh, he has such a good mem*
ry that he knows exactly what to for
t-t, and *
I lill,tu mi Vcr.lim li.I,I.
> did he insist upon pos
bls hands In his pockets?
Viktlm?Because, as I found out later, ll
e had nothing else to pul In them.? h
T. Times.
I ir..rr..io?.l.
Does Hunter play golf for pleat
Ul ; sys with the .
cu Miss Notmarritd."? Brooklyn Life.
for the
infirmed bachelor. He ls not pnpuplar
; ths I ns, and they said
lings about him at the national con?
fution of school-teachers In B
st month. President Hall, of Clark
llversity, in the course of an address
i the schoolma'ams, said that If a man
aches lo without being married, "I
I need that he should be classed
Uh tin not fight for their
?untry in time of war, or who will not
iy their taxes.'' Now we may ex
?t the bachelors to ask President Hall
he meant to Imply that married Ufa
like going to war or paying taxes.
I? xii N,i te jin.l Bone liniment
-tra I na
a, I'm ulled for both
?ita, at
all the ?.'.." fur gouiR
Hoyne can plea**? you in price
d style.
FACT AND FANCY.
Rt am
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The French domain in AIM.
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nu.lu.
inn exhibit wini t
tn the Japanese intern
tlun I
?Alien multi] tber o
the figures 1,
tigures in the same order, begin
Ling at a dirt
The PabUs de C the St
Louis fair will show tbe dress cost
times, house furni il
tain extent ti I of varlou:
; ry of man.
A US and th.
Mind s I the depart
?t adoration si the world's fair
lia How the alni
to lead and write will be pra
shown for the benefit i I
If th. nd arti
ies five years loni
it public domain of five hundred
| D.illlon acres suitable fi
will 1" ita conl?
on public lands argea restricted
?ad residence provisions
vent monopoly by grazing, railroad
nnd oil.'
A British expedlUon I
'..ty for the purpose
?i mining whether anew grain
: i Uranie Tbs pian is tn
slip grain from tin :ion of
irs on
Hudson bay, and skipped by Water
during the brief sumnn r
which navlgatt
TUNEFUL AND MELODIOUS.
Lui r of "A
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i.ty-thlrd birthday in Boo*
Productions of "Grlseldls" and
"Thais." by at Ta DU,"
lbs new
("ionlai:
Milan.
The widow of Franz von Bopps has
given to the Vienna museum the auto?
graphic smres of her bo
ettas. a number of onpul
Including an overture, and a I
which ls 3on years obi.
i In "Dor ll
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little impression nt a recent perform*
ance at Covent garden Bhe ls said to
have an exceedingly light voice, which
she uses cloverly enough, bu!
In no way remarkn
The celebrated French pianist. Fran?
cis liante, when In I I to pay
BO was at his
place near by at Morgues In course of
their conversation Massenet's plano
concerto, lately published, which hap
i bo lying on a table, was men
? :'>ment,
irul they
moved toward tho two grand pianos for
mutual satisfaction. Their perform?
ance of this latent masterpiece "f Mas?
senet's ls sab! n marvelous,
nnd emotional tn Its effect to the last
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SUPERSTITIOUS MOTHERS.
babi's right ham!
IB some parts of England to se?
cure lt future weaith.
In the Isle of Man lr ls sahl that If any?
one walk round, or step over, s baby, lt
Will be dwarfed or wi
hire Infant ls placed
In the arms nf a tn: hiing
r to se
' luck.
babies
wm ho lucky if they handle I heir spoons
with their loft hands and prosperity in
later lifo ls st many
tumbles In the first |
f Eng
?? Infant mu I
Ualrs before lt goes down. If lt bl
.rn In an attic tb<
tomes tho difficulty by mounting a chair
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A LITTLE OF ALL SORTS.
in knitting needles,
uh 'hem up and down wit
The Bomber of women students at the
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aimer lt was :
In honor of Beter I the ln
entor of the watch, a monument ls to
e erected at Nuremberg.
Refreshment kiosks are being opened
t small stations on ths French railways
??re are no buffets.
Permitting the use of a school butld
lg for theatrical performances as a
- Is held, In Sugar vs. Monroe
-1. to be a bra
ilth and properly enjoin
uilding has been constructed with the
of bonds based upon a tax
Med to be Imposed to erect a building
I purposes.
RECREATIVE INTERESTS.
arning to trip the
ght fantastic. Mn I
.'?und aud ls teaching lin.
round.
Kanl.akee (111.) hospital for the In?
ti baseball team. We h arti from
ie amateur column that tbe players are
ist crazy to arrange games.
Slr Thomas Lipton says Americans
. sportsmen. They have certain
made good lu that branch of sport In
lilch Sir Thomas ls most deeply Inter?
ned.
Sir Thomas Lipton bas so many nice
lings to say about the speed of Rell
ice, says the Chicago Record Harald,
tat we suspect he has given orders to.
.-gin work on a design for Shamrock IV.
-I it -1 (hie Minute.
?j
which tickles
.Using tbe COOgh, and nt tin?
line ti:. draws
it the inflammation and
Minn
Cough Cnn- strengtbei -
I pneumonia and is a h
al never failing curs In all curable
mil Croup.
young
id old. Drug
Herald and N. V. World
A FAIRY TALE.
in vi i v vxiimi nu nrrra
t In gloomy reflec
?in was pulled down ovet
I sated upon hil
i . dropped limp and
his golden
insulate
from lu
"lil do it!" ka exclaimed, bitterly,
? i ti he beheaded if I dont!"
rowe bink deter?
minedly, twisted up his mustaches
. and glared around ?!?
"lil Strike, that's what lil do," he
ann.mn.'?.d, buniinig his .
? inly ne tbs onyx arra of his
throne. "If sven bodrarrlsr sad ditch
.borer U my happy realm
Ight to strike for what he wains,
-iii I. I won't .-land it. anJ I
?sill strike."
At tl. .! words the queen
shuddered, the little princess nearly
onvulsion, and her governess
rigid with disapproval.
As thu king observed the consterna?
tion ins awful threat produced be re
10 explain why ho
felt the way he did.
" he said, apologetically,
I nally can't go on this way any
.ntliing but spend, spend.
without a minute's let up, tnd
my beloved subjects won't stop ,
their taxes. They will pay em, noth?
ing will induce 'em to stop. You'd
think lt was the only pleasure thiy
i dont see what fun there ls In
taxes myself, but they seem to
think lt's the only bliss there ls in
. bey won't even swear some of
i in off, or dodge 'em, or try to avoid
? in in any way, but go right on year
after year cheerfully paying 'em up lu
full, without any rebate even. Conse?
quently It keeps me lying awake
planning and calculating, and
ligaiiiig how to spend all the money.
I ve got an army now ly times bigger
Dian I have any use for, my navy is
o 'le/rinous lt chokes up all the har?
bors so nobody else can use 'em, I've
built new palaces till they're planted
so thick you can't breathe on account
of 'em If you stop rmi of doors; but I
BO sooner g"t the treasury empty and
think I'm going to have a little peace
aod comfort at last, and maybe a few
than a new lot of taxes
comes pouring tn and swamps roe
again. I can't, and won't, and shan't
stand it any longer, and I will strike
to pay taxes to be
happy, let 'em got somebody else for a
king, I'm through; or else turn thia
into a republic, and have to spend tbe
money themselves, and serve 'em
right"
The queen gasped, the little princess
I, and the governess was al?
most too shocked to speak?but that
was too much to hops for.
"Sire," she demanded, fixing her eye
more firmly on her nose and ey?
ing bim .severely, "why do not you
promulgatean edict remitting all taxes,
and forbidding anyone to pay under
penalty of being bung, instead of mak?
ing a?er?hem?of yourself?"
nise I can't, blast the luck!" re?
torted the king, Impatiently. "I tried
ti., but the I?rd High Sprag wouldn't
let me. He says that taxation ls the
ion of all governments, Just as
all governments are founded on taxa?
tion; therefore they are so Interde?
pendent and correlated that If you de?
stroy either you put an end to the oth?
er, and the result must be anarchy pure
and simple There," he added under
that'll squelch her
It did me."
lint the governess only smiled a su
iiille, fixed her eye glasses more
firmly on her nose, and began, dtdac
. "Doubtless, sire?"
"oh, excuse roe, but I can spare only
a moment." Interrupted a thin, high,
, voice, and all Immediately be?
came conscious that an unmistakable
fairy was addressing the king.
i am your fairy godmother Wbad
terdew, otherwise known as the Mother
of Invention," continued the voice,
"and come only to those In tbe direst
'y. Your majesty finds your
money a burden? Then send your wife
.nd family Immediately to that seaside
I by your friends ta
spss! they ever knew to spend
the summer."
"Thanks, thanks, thanks!" cried the
king, all his gayety returning. "Whatil
you have to?er?that ls, how can I re?
in?"
Bat ths fairly had gone. Still, the
vas smiling Joyously, the little
princess giggled rapturously, and only
the governess sniffed superciliously.?
N Y. Times.
DEAD MAN IN FOUR COFFINS.
Japans** Take Extraordinary Pre?
caution. In Shipping llotl^ lo
I hi* Country.
Extraordinary precautions were ex
\ the Japanese health authort
ti? removal to New York city of
ihe body of Boorga H. Ferguson, an
\merican engineer, who died tn Kobe.
Mt hough Mr. Ferguson weighed only
MO pounds tn life, when the body
the weight of remains and
?a approxlni-. ??minds.
\ heavy truck and a squad of mon with
i derrick were required to remove the
'--im an express car to an nuder
aklng establishment. After being em?
by a local surgeon at K<
indy was placed In a zinc lined casket,
vhich was then placed Inside an oak cof
!n, which was Itself Inserted tn a one
nch Norwegian pine box Unod with zinc.
Several carrels of charcoal were used
o envelope this, and about lt was placed
, two and a quarter-Inch Norwegian
,ine casket, which was packed with four
larrels of sawdust. Eight heavy Iron
.ands wore placed around tho ra
A Very Close tall.
ik to my engine, slthougl
.tint ac - rack
it with pain.' writes C. W. Bellamy, a
of Bur!
a ithout
?ul all run down.
I got a bottle
d after taking it,
f.-lt a-well ns I ever did in my life."
- -kly. run down people always
aili new life, strength and vigor from
heir use Try them. Battsfaction
iiiirnnteed hy White it ('"., dr
tents.
Herald and N*. Y. World, $1.60.
Titillations.
Mr. Jobs H. dillon). Mites of Hi
Garland,Tessa,A?. Ims written
letter of congratulations to lb.
fsetursrsof ChaiiiliiTlain's Cough Re
ii.'dy ns follows: "MXleen VI
vviieii our lirst child was a baby hs wu
subject to croupy spells sod we ooah
be very uneasy shout bim. w
using Chamberlain's Cough Hemed'
in 1887, and Anding it such a letisha
i't'iiiedy for colds sud croup, we hun
never been w ithout it in Hie house sine,
that time. Ws have live children am
lune given lt tn nil of them with gins.
One good feature of tl
I al ii is not disagreeable to takt
nilli our bibles really like it. Anothei
t is not thi?
rroul giving an tiver
coo grata late you upon the sm
ymir remedy." Pot sale by I |
slim Drug Co
Wbsa s wosesa bes twins her luis
- If bs littd tami tlie whole
peribroaencs.
Inn nd a Iii re for Indigestion.
Chsmberlslua Hteaioah and
Liv r Tablets for indigestion and lind
that they suit my case better than any
dyspepsia remedy I have ever tried and
I lisle used many different remedies.
1 am nearly fifty one years of age ami
raftered Bgroot deal from indi
I can eat almost anything 1
wii nt lo now ? li ko. W. BmoBV. Kock
.Mills, au For shIi- by The w
Drug i
When a woman is married to a man
tba neverSSSSai to realize what a load
-it III Ills Inp.
light Bays On lils Hack
1 willi tun application*, nf Dixie
- tl Oona Liniment, it vain cnn-wm.
- .V Minor Urns Co.,
I.I. I.ullin.1, \ 'i r* I ii la,
i ln.vi- li. en ti ? t ri ic your Nerve
umi Kline Liniment tin my back and Hud lt
mis like ii cl,arm. Kor eiajlit day* 1 had
k and could not move h.ni
.. application.. I sm now out uni to
Very truly yen rs.
K. C. I".lil KN, North Vicar, Va.
St,lil tiy NT hlSS A OB. Sad Winalot, limn Co
Mop Ilia! (.nigh
before ii slops vim. Hr. iinv id's roughByres
will cure lt, ns iiuiiil.crs will teailfy. lt la Hie
'..-1 on earth, l-arsc liottlt-n ? cents at
t Wi.talon lirus lo.
la Grippe Cough
. !. i ii'iijli syrup cf loire
a debarry, in-si
for rt.iia-li ? ctiitls, cramp, roii-ump
u .it Bronchitis and all t li nial ant! Inns I roil
ellis St Win?
di I Win-ton pru** lo.
It takes practice for a girl to go up
-tans tn a way to make a man keen on
abet ts going to happen, without it
evei bappenlno,
I he II.si I'res.riplinn fur Malaria
('hills and lever is a bottle of Grow*.'
tasteless I hill leela, lt is simply [ron
and Quinine in a tasteless form No
Ours, No Pay. Brice. 60c.
A OMS is so naturally unselfish he
will give a woman haif the bsd covers
if-be will -niiii-c to get up and turu
on tlie s
V Bi rtiiiciil li uiry.
D v.ii know that for a little more
than it costs lu take your family to ISM
?. you cnn haye a Graplio
phi'iie, Which ISCqUel lOOdoUSU theat?
rical pei loiiiniiici-s rolled into one, for
with it you can reproduce all the song.-,
-pt c.be- anti m itel roi selections tildi
i. u wieb to heart Yon jato eoaabioe
tlooofsn orebestia, theatre, eooosri
md im emi of novel mid delightful en?
tertainments. Nothing is truer than
the assert ion that tko farrs pbopboes en?
id tain- t-v erv Im sly every w here. I BOSS
w ho me not familiar with this wonder
t'ul Instrument bsvs much to learn ttiat
will Mild lo their pleasure.
1 be i "lumbla Blioiingrapb Co., lin
1- . If tlliiiioie St , Baltimore.
quarters for grspoopbonea and talking
machine supplies of every kind, win
-end von catalogues 00 application.
tn never tell frmn the hsik of
honor OU a woman's face whether -he
ha-just rsa ivett a telegram winch she
mo-not opened or Iii'light she saw
moues in tbs closet.
In (ure a told tu One Day.
luke Laxative Bromo tinmine Tab
letS. rill druggists refund the money
f it fails lo cure. li. \V .. tm v's sigria
m seek box.
lie of heart failure and -.un
ive with head failure.
Vx hell bilious try a OOM "f Chatn
jerlain's stomach Hiid Liver Tsblets
md reeliss for once how quickly a
-- up-lit dnte medicine will cor?
ee! tbs disorder Pot sale hy The
ix iii-ion Drug Co.
Nilling jars a man like l-eing BOBO*
live bj oootieet,
Mr. Win. *-( rune,of California, Md.,
iillereil for years from rheumatism and
iimliig.i Ile was finally advised to
ry Chamberlain's Bain Balm, which he
lid and it effected a complete cure.
? bj I bs Winston Drug '
It i -lit alway- lin- U-t BOtfBSi that
I
A Prisoner in Her Own House.
Mrs. W. ll- U)im 1001 Agin
xansas City, Mo., has for several years
teen troubled with severe hoarseness
nd at times a bani cough, which BBS
Sys, "Would keep nie in doors for days
was prescribed for by physicians with
lultS. A friend gave
ie psri of a i tuamberlsios
lough Remedy with instructions to
How tlie directioussnd I wish
that after the lirst day 1 could
. d change for the lui ter,
nd at this time after u-mg it for two
ying I
it I am sn! This
-al.- hy I ' W
w a man generally IsSOl bis
arve just w hoe hs needs ll i
Terrible plagues* those Itching
?ring diseases of the -km. Pet an
?ment cures.
I
In cribr to start the political machine
n m i-t drop dollars in th
lops tue lough and Works off Hu-1 "ld.
Laxative Bromo quinine Tablet.
ld in one day. No our?
ay. Bri
Kvery time a man calls Ins wife an
ngel -he thiel . drinking.
Domestic Troubles.
.rial t<i find a family
?
illy, but these can be le*
y having Dr. King's New Life Bills
round. Much trouble they -ave by
heir great work on Stomach and Lifer b
not only relieve you, **
ut cure. Bs, St White A Co's
A Tesl Pocket Doctor.
Never in the way, no trouble to carry.
'ake, pleasant and never failing
in results are DeWitt'i Little Karly
A vial of these little pills in the
rest-pocket is a certain guarantee
headache, billiouaneaa, torpid
bier and all of the ills resulting from
constipation. They tonic and strength?
en the liver. Sold by The Vt
Drug Co.
A good many things are bad enough,
but tbe wurst never really happens.
(ured After Suffering 10 Years.
B. K. Hare, Supt. Miami Cycle A
Mid.li..town, ii suffered for
ten years with dyspepsia. He spent
hundreds of dollars for medicine and
with doctors without receiving any
permanent benoit. He says, "One
night while feeling exceptionally bad
I .ni- ulKiiit to throw down the ceiling
poper when I saw an item in the paper
regarding tlie merits of Kodol Dyepep
siu ( ure. I concluded to try it and
wlnle I had no faith in it I felt better
"Ker the si.ml dose. After using two
bottles I OB stronger sad better than
I have been in years, and I rec,.inn,end
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to my friends
and acijiiaintances ?offering from
stomach trouble." Sold hy lite Win?
ston Drug Co.
No artist should attempt to select a
living model unless lie ui.der-tutid
Ilgures
I'wo million Americans suffer the
torturing pangs of dyspepsia. No i.d
to Burdock Blood Bitters cu: - I
any drug store.
Heaven isn't exclusive enough for
some society |?eople.
Impossible to foresee an accident.
Not impossible to be prepared for lt.
Dr. Thomas' Klectrie dil. Monarch
over pain.
Home men practice economy all their
lives, bul never learn it.
(heap I..u,d.
We can-ell live hundred acre- of
good Buckingham laud well wooded
and watered, convenient to railroad and
good Beigbborbood, bul without build?
ings, for 12.00 per acre.
Kakmvii.i.k Fakm AtiKMV.
Arbitration w.uild ba more successful
if men were leas arbitrary.
>ar.?d From terrible Death.
The family of Mrs M. I.. Bobbitt, of
Bargerton, Tenn , saw her dying and
were powerless to save her. Iii.- most
skillful physicians and every remedy
Used, failed, xx Gi J.- Consumption was
-Inw ly bm surely Inking her life. In
this terrible hour Dr. king's New Ms*
COVery for Consumption turned despair
int" joy. The lirst bottle biought Im?
mediate relief and its continued use
completely cured her. lt's the most
certain cure in the world for all throat
and lung troubles. Guaranteed Bot
?md timi. Trial Bottle* Free
at White and Co's. Drug Store.
A- the twig is bent the smaii Is.v is
inclined to make himself scaice.
"Little Colds" neglected?thousands
- sacrificed every year. Dr.
Wood's Norway tine Syrup cures little
colds?cures big colds too, down to the
very verge of consumption.
<> vusioually a man's religion and all
his other pro|*>rty is in his wife's name.
your blood acleaning." BkOU*
iearsout all the impurities
that make you ill. Ask your druggist.
A girl doe-n't consider a man extra?
vagant if lie speuds all be make- ? ?
lui.
What's In a Nam.:
Everything is in the name when it
I V> neb HsSOt Salv, K C.
De Wit! kCo., of Chicago, discovered
-omi- years ago how to make a salve
rom Witch Hazel that is a specific for
liles. For blind, bleeding, itching and
protruding Piles, seseme, cuts, burns,
'rinses and all skin diseases De Vt m's
-alie luis unequal. This hasgiv>
o numerous worthless eonntorf.
Vsk fur DeWitt's the genuine
rj Ile* Win-tun Drug Co.
If women bad a vote the confirmed
laclielor candidate would lie left ut tbe
stet.
You know What You Are Taking
.Vben you take Gnne's Tasteless (hill
Ionic ssseees the formula i- plainly
dinted oa every bottle abowlhg that
is simply Iron andtj ilniue in a taste
? f.rin No Cure, No Bay. inc.
Wall Baper in greatest variety, ls.lb
ii prices ami styles of print, at Doy ne'-.
If a'nian would use the experience af
ili-r- he would never acquire any of
.is own.
w.iuierfui lerra
Is displayed by many a man enduring
>ains of accidental Cuts, Wounds,
truises, Burns, Scalds, Sore f.
tiff joints. Bat there'- nonoed for it.
lockton* Arnica Salve will kill the
ain amt cure the trouble. It's the best
earth for Biles, lo., sss, at
VI,ite ,v Co, Druggist.
Herald and ff. Y. w'orld, tl.tJO.
Coughing
" I was given up to die with
quick consumption. I then began
to use Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I
improved at once, snd am now in
perfect health."? Chis E. Hart?
man, Gibbstown, N. Y.
It's too risky, playing
with your cough. The
first thing you know it
will be down deep in your
lungs and the play will be
over. Begin early with
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
and stop the cough. U^mTu.
CBaSBtt] '' h* hst* tak* lt,
thrn dost
Uk* lt, s: knows.
Constipation deltvs recovery.
Take laxative doses of Ayer's Pills,
gentle, purely vegetable.
j. carn co . t,ow*!].Ma?t.
NOTICE.
. notify ?U prraon. 'hat I will not
..rany debt* coutraotei by
,,.00.ck.i?,.?",.". t.tLtmmtm
Dew ii, iw
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