The enterprise-recorder., March 24, 1910, Image 6

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DREADFUL
CHANGE
Mrs. Jones Was In a Serious Con
dition Before She Helped Her
self With Card ai, the
Woman's TOnic.
Dexter, Tex. "I certainly was in a
erions condition when 1 wrote yon for
advice," writes Mrs. C.ilviu Junes, of
Dexter, Tex.
"I suffered a Rreat ileal with thr.e
dizzy, fainting spells Imt ;ii;er taking
everal bottles of C'at'lni, relief finally
came.
"Canlni prepareil my w, m f r the
dreadful change ami whui it erne it
was not half as had as those di.vy
spells I had hef'-re. I now help ev ry
day with the li-usvvi.rk and aiii i:e".ir..i
aloiiK tine.
"Cardiii is certainly fine f- r feina'e
complaints. My nci.'h!rs prai'c it ani
SO do either."
Take Canlni whin y.u feel ill it: :i"y
way, weak, tired, ini-e li, vr ir
the weather.
No matter w hat the i:w hrtt r.ius?.
tt will help to htaee J t:p, iv e yr;i
new force nn.l vir., hr'p ' to throw
off the trrnl'le that trot:! Ik yen.
Cardiii w-l! n t iwvrfire with any
Other nte liniie yi n may he taking. It
ll a gentle, h:.rn!c. tn n miiicr.il, non
poisni i;s iv n in'.oxica'.inK tonic, that
trcry wrntan ought to Uk? when she
U lo.kir? for l..alth, strength, beauty
nd vitality.
N. D. Write tot Ladle' A.lvlsory De
partment, ChaManooiru Mc-llclti Co.,
Cdattflnn'.gn. Turn., f"r Special Inatrue
flone, and i4-ruKO book, "iloine Treat
ment for Women," Bent in jilnln wrap
per, on requent.
MB. BUGBNB ANDBRSOIf ,
PrMldtnt Oa.-AiA. Bui&im CoUM. Macon, Ot.
Mr, Ajidpn't mLho1 f ltn.ium n hit
won1rfui niplonu( LhoU & Moatlr mA
kit od t tb rujl Mkipieaiui tJuottr In Cm
Ottib. lit It Mil tu he rTcuUticmitiLtg tmtlaMt
vtliw trttoioc mtttk In Atttrli.
STOCK
REMEDY
Femalei-Irea. tor the bUodi Areeale. tor dlaee
tleai Wua Vomica, untul heart tonlet Anttmoar,
antlteptle toplei Aleea, luillni telleetre, kltnr
eitaaoieet. sti umm Ik man dot to iwr table-
etenfl. Writ for booklet.
The Southern Stock Food Co..
ATLANTA', GA.
Curei Conttlpatfon, Piarrhoea, ConvuIInr,a,
Colic. gair stomach. ic. It Ifstroyi W rrns,
Al'.ayt Frvnphe and Cnlcn. It Aids IHe.
tiou. It Mulr'-nTEfcTiusG Eay, Promote Clieci
ulnev and i'roduees Natural Sleep,
"I hva suffered with pile for thirty
lis year. One year bro last April I be
gan taking Casrarets for constipation. In
the course of a week I noticed the pile
began to disappear and at the end of lis
weeks they did not trouble me at all.
CaucarcU have done wonders for me. I
am entirely cured and feel like a new
nan." George Kryder, Napoleon, O.
Plaaaaat, PaUtablo, Potent, Teate Oiod.1
Do ood. Nvr Sicken. Weaken or Grip.
JOc.ZSfl. JOc. Novor iold la balk. The xen
nta tablot tamprl C C C. (iaaraateed to
euro or your mooar back fajg
Cants a Rati
r r 2-l n. H'ljr Vneo : I s t4 f nr mmt
ln.'to ! lor Sl lorli; LJULJ
fur SMnihi t6 for a .7 Inch r r W t
Fr:u Fv. to-inrk Pon'try
rriu9l3. eol en 90 4v
trtot. IW rfli .w,n) IdMtl hrt
Wlreet.SS C'ewKifuefrM.
VITSELMAN BROS
oi iea MUHCia, mo.
If aflttrtf
FILES
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JThompson'sEyeWater
with WfH
WHEN 8TANLEY QUAILED.
Dinner Flatteries Too Much for the
Man of Iron,
"fiefore I mot Henry M. Stanley."
I says William II. HiiloitiK in Met'lurp's
"I had tallied with men who had bi-en
tinder him in his Afrleaii expeditions,
und nil thr.y told ine atiout 111 in was
in ire or loss nppalllliR.
"He was not inhuman, hut In desper
ate si wit he ciian-il neither man nor
beast, nor would he defer to the coun
sel or the pic. iso of others or have
any patience ui'li K ss than instant
;i :i .1 uiirjiienloniim I'hedlence to hi?
orders under all el: eumstanees. He
would not To: hear under argtinit nu or
i ec us' .- or relax r.: seventy oy any
! I;i mi : ;i t-it v or 'il. iisantries, even when J
I his object had been gained. He w.u
j both ie;i t and martinet; stern, ex
tii tine. ti:n omproiuUIng, silent, hn
t:i. i:. -oratahie, Croniwe'.li.in.
; " I i.oiint say we loved h:;i:,' one
of !. 1: r.enants fild to me; 'we
u. e ,,:! afraid of him. but we all he-I:-
e : r. h;;n. When he hadn't his rifle
' " i he hal bis Bible, ar.d no tv.at
: w :-re our camp was or h w I ,ri ss
o . i "istrewins our mareh had heeti
li-1 t.-ver tuifsed his bath and tiiave
in the ntArning "
T!;i a.-peet of the expi.-ror was very
J:ff-rer.t from t':at which ho showed
to .:. f ..vs;s ai 4 d'.r.r.r which the
r.tnyr-w club cf F.-fon gave in his
"Vfc:T S. t&; or i:.vl.'' says Mr.
Ri.hxi. t.U-:-:'l .tr.4 answered
in nv'-r..'.'.::i . r, iocause he was
muraiA":: ..-iv?-c :.i.:;ve hut be
cause -..:. rn: of iron, whose
word in ti-; ;:-xXed no contradlc
tion or ev.is.i-. to wio defled obsta
cles and .'er as 4 pierced the heart
of darkness was bashful even In the
company of fellow craftsmen.
"His embarrassment ftrew when af
ter dinner the chairman eulogized him
to the audience; he squirmed and
averted his fnee as cheer after cheer
confirmed the spoalter'B rhetorical eb
ullience of praise. 'Gentlemen, I in
troduce to you Mr. Stanley, who,' etc.
"The hero stood up slowly, pain
fully, reluctantly, and with a (jesture
of deprecation fumbled in (irst one ami
then unotlur of his pockets without
finding what he sought. It was sup
posed that he was looking for his
notes, and more applause took the
edge off the delay.
"Ills mouth twitched without speech
for another awl.ward minute before,
with a more erect bearing, he pro
duced the object of his search and
put it on his head. It was not paper,
hut a rag of a cap, and with that on
he faced the company as one who by
that net had done nil that could be
expected of him, anil made further ac
knowledgment of the honors he had
received superfluous. It was a cap
that Livingstone had worn and that
Livingstone had given him."
What He Thought.
A certain retired coal dealer ts as
tight as wax, hut has a passion to ba
considered a "upendor" and a good
liver, never neglecting an opportunity
to refer to his ' wine cellar," etc. A
short while ago he 6uared a well
known clubman and had him at his
house for dinner. A bottle of sherry
was produced with considerable os
tentation, and the glasses filled, The
host held his to the light, then drank,
and smacked his lips,
"What do you think of that, hey?"
,he suggested.
"Why er very good," the guest
commented, setting his glass upon the
table. "Dut. I say, old man," ha added,
in a confidential tone. "I know a
place where you can get wine even
cheaper than this." Answers.
No Snob.
During the French revolution a thief
nnd a marquis jolted in a tumbril side
by side through the wild streets of
Paris on, the way to the guillotine,
while a venerable priest tried to con
sole their terrible last ride, with moral
rolleetions.
"A has la noblesse! Down with) tho
aristocrats! " shouted the red-capped
mob.
Thereupon the thief rose In the cart
and i vied:
"My friends, you deceive yourselves.
I am not an nristocrat. I am a thief."
Tho upteur nlm.l-pit lilm tiv tho olopvn
sum;, repruaeinujiy:
"Sit down. This is no time for van
ity." New Ycrk Times.
Thirst for Knowledge.
"Father," said the sniHll boy with
the thoughtful, Intellectual face, "how
do you differentiate between an am
bassador and a minister?"
Differentiate!", gasped the father,
struck all of a heap, but recovering
himself, "we pay the ambassador
about $"oo more salary, my son, than
we do the minister." Chicago Tri
bune. N
Perhaps He Doesn't.
"Pa?" " - '
"Yej." ,
"Why do they say, 'he swears like
a trooper,', or 'hj swears like a pirate?'
Why don't they use something more
Vl to datef '
"What, for instance?"
"Why don't they say, 'he swears like
an automobile fixer?" Boston Herald.
THE UBIQUITOUS CENT.
No Other Denomination Has Under
gone 8a Many Changes.
The universal money of the people
In this country Is the cent. The child
does his earliest business thinking in
terms o' cints. The hobo holds tip
the passerby with the request for a
few cents to relieve the panes of hun
ger. It Is the unit of eolnnee. On
the ether side of the continent, the
center p: for it Is rapidly being over
come, nnd the mints have to take a
constantly inerensinj demand for It
Into their rcekonlncs. The appear
ance of the r.ew Lincoln cent Is one
of the mor-t Ir.teresMng ndditlrns to
this co'n.-ue tli.it has been produced,
Fo- practically the first time It sub-s-'r-:tos
the rent for the Ideal, or
rather the fanrtfiil, hut It Is evident
ly retarded as something rf an ex
pcr'tiient, since the prnpwd 151.000
will riot go far towards supplying
current needs.
Perhn;is no ether monetary denom
ination has undergone so many
rhanges of design. Sin.'-e the repub
lic was horn there have been almost
annual chances In the character of
the cent. Most of those have been
trivial, thouch some have been radi
cal. The cent of 1792 bore a bust ot
Liberty, with flowing hair, and tho
legend, " Liberty, Parent of Science
and Industry." The next year what
was known as the "chain cent" was
produced, showing on the reverse a
chain with fifteen links. There were
many Imperfect dies In those days,
but the Imperfections have not Infre
quently made thorn more precious to
coin collectors. A genuine 1799 cent
lias 'been among the pieces mosit priz
ed by the numismatist since they
early became very scarce. This was
said to he due to the enterprise of
a Salem firm that secured several
hundred thousand of them and sent
them to the coast of Africa, where
punched with holes they were hung
as ornaments on the neicks of the na
tives. dTostonTraticrlpt
Winter Use of Fans.
There is an old story of a monji
who would have nothing to do with
a stranger who stopped at his cell,
because the fellow blew on his hands
to warm them and Into his teacup to
cool the beverage. "Away with
thee!" exclaimed the monk. "I will
have no man about me who Mows
both hot and cold from, his mouth."
But that monk didn't live In the
twentieth century. Had he done so
and thrown away his electric fan be
cause It did as the stranger did, he
would have lost an Invaluable aid,
There are many uses to whlfh the
eleotric fan can be put in the win
ter, as, for example, the man who
tias a heating plant lu his house can
use It for creating a forced draft,
thus aiding much in getting the house
worm on a cold morning. The fan
can also he made to bloir through
a radiator and distribute the warm
air more evenly. Merchants are now
using fans for circulating warm air
In the show windows to prevent the
accumulation of frost. Of course
they assist materially in ventilation
In both summer and winter. Tha
Pathfinder.
A GOOD CHANGE
A Change of Food Works Wonders.
The wrong food and drink causes
lot of trouble In this world. To
change the food Is the first duty of
every person that Is 111, particularly
from stomach and nervous trouble.
As an illustration: A lady In Mo. has,
with her husband, been brought
around to health again by leaving off
coffee and some articles of food that
did not agree with tbem. They began
using Postum and Grape-Nuts food.
She says:
"For a number of years I suffered
with stomach and bowel trouble,
which kept getting worse, until I was
very ill most of the time. About four
years ago I left off coffee and began
taking Postum. My stomach and
bowels Improved right along, but I
was so reduced in flesh and so ner
vous that the least thing would over
come me.
"Then I changed my food and be
gan using Grape-Nuts in addition to
PoBtum. I lived on these two princi
pally for about four months. Day by
day I gained in flesh and strength un
til now the nervous trouble has en
tirely disappeared and I feel that I
owe my life and health to Postum and
Grape-Nuts.
"Husband is 73 years old and he
was troubled, for a long time, with
occasional cramps, and slept badly.
Finally I prevailed upon him to leave
oft coffee and take Postum. He had
stood out tor a long time, but after he
tried Postum for a few days he found
that he could sleep and that his
cramps disappeared. He was satis
fied and has nevergone back to coffee.
"I have a brother in California who
has been using Postum, for several
years; his whole family use It also be
cause they have bad such good results
from it
Look in pkgs. for the little book,
"The Road to Wellville." "There's a
Reason." -'
Ever read tbe above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are gennlne, true, and fall of human
Interest.
THE APPROVAL
ol the most
EMINENT PHY5ICIANS
and its
WORLD WIDE ACCEPTANCE
by the
WELL-INFORMED,
jjliataiiiiiiiiiiiMjRaiiiiwaaisiiMiMiMiisisiiiiiMM
BECAUSE IT5 COMPONENT
PARTS ARE KNOWN TO BE
MOST WHOLESOME AND
TRULY BENEFICIAL IN EF
FECT, -HAVE GIVEN TO
Syrup of Figs
ELIXIR, of SENNA
THE FIRST POSITION AMONG
FAMILY LAXATIVES AND HAVE
LED TO ITS GENERAL USAGE
WITH THE MOST UNIVERSAL
SATISFACTION.
TO GET ITS
ENEFICIALffCI$,
ALWAYS BUY THE GENUINE
Manufactured bytheCAUFORNIAFIQSYRUPCO,
for sale by all leading druggists
Umb tm ami v Rtr.iii jb Miri KA6 mi krtTTi m
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SULPHUR "SULPHUR COMPOUND
LIQUID,
Poltn Oak
LAROC, I.O0. SMALL. 90o.
v t.ni. Bi.nH. I
Vnliibn Oak. Ina-ct PUusa, u
Alt Jb!tt BrUptlOUl,
Dd ttteip Aiimrnta.
You oVd not C to th. Sulphur Sprlnira: thli S
niUTUrUT I.AROE JAR, S0c. SMALL JSf. A MAOIO WONDER for Hemorrljoldt, Hlea, Sotav
UlHIMtni' SwIMii. lnnanirdt.rtUafrd Parta.lturni. Brutiwa. S;roina me.
Sul.ndld for tha r.mpl-zior,ilt.irpB the akin aort and ri'm,f Plmpleajtl'inlehe BarkhP'1. ate. Trrlt
ir bale bj Prui.t.. Mauft'd bjr HANCOCK 1,101 11' M 1 1 II L H CO., Baltimore. Mi
Itjour Celer can't lupplj jou.eenttor Mail or fcApreaa. prepaid. Write for booklet on Sulplni
iNo one but a girl can do some
things; for instance, cites the Atchl
con Globe, a girl can wear an auto
veil with the air of Just having step
ped from her own michlne, when her
present possessions and future pros
pects couldn't be cashed for $10.
Itch cured in 30 miuutes by Woolford's
Baniury Lotion. Never fuls. At druggiAU,
The only Inscription on the corner
tone of the giant new municipal
building will be the dnte In Roman
numerals. MCMJX. That Is all very
well, contends the New York Tribuno,
so long as It Is not mistaken for a
monument to some New York states
man. It Is quite TOfslble that In a
future age tbe question will arise,
Who was MeMU?
MR. CJNNER!
Have you ever seen the
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SAIMiTAIRlUiv.
ATLANTA ftA
A modern and thoronghly equipped isaaltarlum tor tbe treatment of all non-oont-
u uurm.,, ur,riuiiie, icmaiB QitoMW,
la mu nT.iru ami ijwtuuiui portion or tbe olty. Street cars every few minui
Larue pitas ant rooms, trained nnr ..i. . ; . . .nmmaud.
FattenU coojfnn; to the Faultarium are requested to notify us when they will arrive, nl
' .".mimiTiui prnpHr conveyanoe, tor pnrtfulain, aaareee
RED CROSS SANITARIUM.
VOTHWIOKICNt
' oo.
The Right Way
la AH Cases of
DISTEMPER, PINK EYE, INFLUENZA,
COLDS, ETC,
Of All Horsea, Brood Mares. Colts.
Stall;
lions, is to
'SPOHN THEM"
Ob thsjlr toofiim or Id thf ffM put fipohn't Uqo)4
Oompuuuft Uiei tb rtmtxty to i) oft hem. ItevU
on the blood and ln(l. It roiiu tb 1.iam by ox
pil)nsj thu di.,. Krrm. Il warJi off tlie trouble.
rrom aartbifigltijilrloui. A ohtld ami sutiely take It, f
dmsfuiaLal. htl-n iIaaJun neaaix aeLnu.... v, P.
' " " '"". sauSHrlUIVIT i ntsj
thsjtluzen. fektld by
Iks rn iaj l fma ll j l raw
SpcUI Agents W
SPOIIN MEDICAL CO.,
008HKM. V.H.A.
SW " M
MW
PIP
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Par Pottle W tablet 50e. Fruultiu
I HDLL Oi.iimrlMiitf. lorL KIC A..1IH urrwU'a
rum ,yiii nir piuwi, . -mi. m .....
pmala. , Ltlmbaijn. --f'H. fAeu"';'l;,,Jil.?;2'
The two worst diseases in th world,
declares the Pittsburg Dispatch, pre
Inflammatory rheumatism arid h
iio-minniCM y rr uij tri s.
.. ,
ImrxiaJlhle to find anvthinn better for
sidiwh", hackache or stitches than Vryi
lavw fanktltr. 'ix., sac. ana sue,
To be hnnnr in others' happiness to
one effective way of keeping tns
! heart warm.
Man ChfMtfm Ant Klrklr.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Chil
dren, used by Mother liray, a nurse is
Children's Home, New York, cure Fever
iahneu, Headache, Stomach Troubles,
Teething l)iordra and Seetroy Worn
Ata)IDrugciits',25. Samplemiuled mif
Address Allen S. Olmsted, Ls Roy, N. 1.
Some folks would like their clouds
lined with gold.
LUMMUS
BLAST GIN SYSTEM?
Do you want to Increase your profits
and at the same time lessen your labor?
We have spent 40 years perfecting a
gin system that would meet the actual
requirements, and now we've got it.
Your name and sddress on A poet CArd
will brltiAT you full Information.
F. H. LUNMUS SONS CO., Columbus, Ca.
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