Hood's
Saraaarilla Is un question
My the jmatcst blood tnd
liver me&clne known. It
positively and permanently
cures every humor, from
Pimples to Scrofula. It, is
Blood Medicine.
fttiowa Vftlae bf Notre.
A Wfll known minister li Mllnr in
anmlot about a brother rtcrjriuan
who kii ro.ulra uiii'ijuvtrJI to of
nciuio at the funeral of a inua run
crrnliig wham lm knew uotlilnjf. Vbui
Lo arrive at the town where the df
tvusnl had lived ln huil Just time to
m.ike a few liiuli'Ui about hla trulu
ainl aihlfvniieiii. tha result of
which In noted on a nii'iiiomiultmi
II U wilosjr at th servlcf, at renorled.
Wim about ni follows:
ur dear brother, w hom we mourn
today, waa a mau of rare eliaructir
and ability. i had i!ie mental riinm
Ity of a" refi-rrlnu to hi tiotes
"Daniel NVImter, tin tai-t of a'
a .':il tt roiiMultluir hla iiiemoraiidum
"llfiiry Clay, the jiertlniu-lty of a"
another n-fiToiwe "I'lyuxe 8. tJrant.
t ran only mourn Mm with a tiro
found and aorrowful retret now that
lie him gone to meet Ma" auothrr
reference to Ui notes "Hod."
The Reason Why.
Prumnioiul, Wla., Sept. ll (fSperial)
Whole families in lUyfleld county
are ainuinu tlie ralm.a of Hodd'a Kid
ney I'illa and the reason why la given
In reicncca aurh aa that of Mr. T,
T. wold, a well known citiaen hero.
"I had audi palm fn my back that I
on! not know what to do." aaya Mr
Wold, "and at I rame acron an adver
tisement of Hodd'a Klduey I'illa I aent
lor a box. That one box relieved me
of all my palm. My wife alio uaed
them and found them Jniit what aha
neeltl. I recommend Podda Kidney
I'ilU aa a anre cure for Packalie, and
other Kidney Trouble. "
ltackache la one of the earl lent
lymptomfl of Kidney disease. Dodd'a
Kidney Pilla cute It promptly and
permanently and prevent it developing
Into Rheumatism, Diopsy, Diabctca or
urlght a Disea-e.
Quackt Qaackt
A atrnnter entered the postofflea ths
ether duy, and, aiiroacbluic the ladle'
general delivery window, aked:
"Any letter for Johu DrakeT
"Next window, Mr. Drake." replied
the polite attendant. "Tula window I
for duck only. '
FITP f rmenenuy wna wo nu or nervousness
I I I U Af llnlllH'llIulil llr Ullli'Bllrl N
Pl?T7nd rialbottlesnd trilss
w.o.u.a.iiii,Mu..v Area m 1 ulisaelpfcis,
Be r red Her Bight.
lie AluI uivthlnka your heart la
cold.
She That'a a fact. I ahoutd have
hei'dc-d mothrr'a advice,
lie Mother'a advice?
fcihe Yea. She advised me not to
wear a thin waist until It got warmer.
Mothers wilt flnit Mr. Wlnslow's Soothing
Syrup the best remedy to use for tholr Children
during me teccniug period.
Ala! Alack!
The fool-killer tat in hia eauy chair
uioking hla pipe of clay, for he hadn't
a thlux to do en earth bat while tha tlm.
away. But aoon the fool-killer' pipe
went oat and then be burnt Into tear;
It waa only a dream hla regular work
waa behind full a dozen yeara.
For bronchial trouMe try IMso'a Care
lor Consumption. It is a pond cough
medicine. A t druggists, price 25 ceoia.
Wherein They Differ.
The Villain The augel of the other
world are always pictured with wluga at
tached. The Soubrette Ye, and the "angels"
of the theatrical world are attached te
the winga.
When a child I had a very severe at
tack of Diphtheria, which came near prov
ing fatal. Upon recovery the glands of the
neck were very much enlarged, and after
the free use ! iodiae, the right one was
reduced to its normal size, but the left
one continued to grow very slowly at
first, until it was about the aizeof a goose
egg, which began to press on the wind
pipe, causing difficult breathing, and be
came very paiuful. An incision was made
and ft large quantity of pus discharged.
The gland was removed, or aa much as
could with safety be taken out. For ten
! rears I wore ft little piece of cloth about an
nch long in my neck to keep the place
open. .During thia time I had to have it
cut open by the doctor every time I took
cold or the openingclogged. In the Spring
or early Summer of 1884 1 was persuaded
by my wife to ue S. S. S., which I did,
strictly in accordance with directions. I
took twenty-six large bottles, and was en
tirely cured, for I have not Buffered since
that time. B. S. Raouind.
Royal Bag Mfg. Co., Charleston, S. C
Only a constitutional remedy can reach
an hereditary disease like Scrofula. When
the blood is restored to a normal condition
and the scrofulous deposits are carried oil
there is ft gradual return to health. S.S.S.
ia well known as a
blood purifier and
tonic. It is the
en I y guaranteed,
strictly vegetable
remedysold. If you
have any signs of
Scrofula, write us
and our physicians
will advise you free
The Swift SpeoMo Company, Atlanta, Gau
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A
FORMS OF BEOQINU.
Two, Oare rasnlllar, Now Largely U
IUoM-Oae form 1 I'trrnnUU
There are fashions In begging, no
doubt." aald Mr. lllluklnton, "Just aa
there are In all thluga. They come and
go.
"A fashion that prevailed not so
many years ago started with thla form
ula: "'Mister, I don't want any money,
not a cent, but I'm hungry. I want
something to cat. Take me to some
Uuraut and gl' me somethlnir. to eaL
011't give me the moiiev: von nnr
t It yourself. Only gl' me something
to
"at.
"The theory of tho Inventor of this
form of begging was that llrst It would
appeal by It apparent sincerity; and.
smuttily, that the person thus aked
for a meal wouldn't have time to turn
"Id" from buNlncM to take the beggar
to
a rent a urn tit. and ho if ! u.r i.l
prfNrted would give the beggar money;
winch, of course, wa what the beggar
wanted.
"Thla form of begging waa very ioj.
ular uud aiicn'MNfui for a time. It
even runic to have quite a literature
'There wan, for liiHtance, the story
f
the Iiiinlv and able mini ul... 1. ..1. 1
up with thU appeal, dragged tho beg
- " ....... ,a, iv
gar to a rextaurant and there conmell
ed him to eat. Ktaudlng over him with
Hub nud. though the beitirar had
already eaten four breakfasts, forcing
him to keep on eating until he begged
iwr mercy.
aiiii there was the story of the
beggar told by hliiiHt lf In a boggar'a
Joint of how in onw short afternoon
he had beeii compelled by seven stingy
lt...-.a.. a.. i.
nm-ie 10 em in (JUH K HUCCCHHlOll SOV-
en meals of doughnuts and sinkers,
Thus the stories ran. I had one actual
experience of my own:
'Tin no Judge of beggars, I frankly
confess; I can't always tell by any
ineaus whether a beggar Is worthy or
not Hut once, when thla form of
begging was common, 1 met a tall,
slim young mnn who stopped and said
to me: 'Mister, I'm hungry, can't you
gl me something to eat?' 1 took a
..1 & .
-niunu nuu cook me young man to a
restnuraut
"I couldn't tell whether he was lust
a beggar who had learned the Datter
or whether that request hud Just come
up out of him spontaneously, but the
instant I had anld Tome alone 1 felt
sure he was all right; for that Instant
ho stopped iM-Ing a beggar and smiled
up and walked along with me, not
cringing, but as If I waa his friend.
"And was he really hungry? Well.
you should have seen him eat.
" 'Son,' says I to him, when he got
to the restaurant, 'there's the bill of
fare. Feed yourself.' and he did.
"I think he must have been a youns
shipwrecked sailor who had been sev
entcen days In an open bout without
food, or something of that sort: but
cortaluly be was of tubular construc
tion inside, hollow all the way down,
for his storage capacity was something
stupendous.
Kst? I never saw a man eat so In
my life, and I never saw a man enjoy
a meal so much. I like to eat mvself
and have been hungry at times, but I
don't suppose I ever ate anything that
tasted so good to me as that meal did
to him.
"Lucky It was a clican restaurant.
for I had only about n dollar and
half with me. His check was $1.2:
but I never begrudged him the money.
New York Sun.
Never Saw a Jlailwar Train.
A pleasant atory, orlglnully told of
a bcotrn Highlander, Is served ui In
somewhat novel guise In a New York
paper. This time It Is ascribed to a
Kentucky mountaineer, and the dialect
Is adapted accordingly. Hut the main
Incidents remain the same. The young
man had never seen a railway train
One day he consented to go to town
and see the wonder. Ho arrived t
little abend of truln time, and, get
ting Impatient as he waited, he walk
ed up the truck to meet it. Turning
about, the mountaineer ran alous the
track as for his life.
"Toot, toot," sounded the locomo
tive, slowing up; but the mountaluee
oniy ran raster man ever. He soon
reached the station, completely out of
breath.
"Why didn't you cut across?" In
quired one of the bystanders.
"Cut across!' exclaimed the un
couth youth. "If 1 hnd struck the
ploughed ground the thing certainly
would have caught me."
Not Satlstlett With the Place.
Mrs. Backlotz So your servant srlrl
has left you again? '
Mrs. Subbubs Yes.
Mrs. Backlotz What was the mat
ter?
Mrs. Subbubs She didn't like the
way I did the , work. Philadelphia
Press.
Still at It.
"Childhood's hours are the haDnlost
times of one's life," sighed the disap
pointed man.
"Oh, I don t know," chirped his com
panion, "I don't see but that I can
watch a ball game just about as well
as I could forty years ago." Detroit
Free Press.
Bad. Case of Throat Trouble.
Wrubber You look badly this morn
ing, old man. What's the matter?
Klubber Throat trouble.
Wrubber Tonsllltls?
Klubber No: my wife talked to m
for three hours after I got homei this
morning. Philadelphia Record.
When a woman writes a letter she
covers everything from putting the
milk Ditcher out In the moraine to tha
cat out at night, and then ends with
an apology because she doesn't write
more.
Ayers
Impure blood always shows
somewhere. If the skin, then
boils, pimples, rashes. If the
nerves, then neuralgia, nerv
ousness, depression. If the
Sarsaparilla
stomach, then dyspepsia,
biliousness, loss of appetite.
Your doctor knows the
remedy, used for 60 years.
"lUlurntnt tmm Cntn r. i t
I.rf- irk. Mr buu4 u4 mf
MIU (on, hul taw ImMIm ( Aft
U. C. Uoshlsm. Sersaloa, Ft
gl M S bMtl.
t. e. svau v.,
for
Impure Blood
Aid the Sarsaparilla by keeping tha
bawela regular with Ayar'a Pills.
A pfrreri tf mper, and a discouteuted,
rretrul disposition, whrrefrr tli i.r
vail, rendar asy state ef lift uubappy.
ncaro.
You Can Oct Allen's Foot-Ease FREE.
Writ AllanB. Olmsted, I Boy.N. Y.. tor a
fra saat.U ( Allan's Foot Kim. It cures
westlnf. hstiwullca, arklog fct. It makes
asw or tlkt ssoca aatr. A carta! a enra lot
corns. InsrawlnauaJla and Lunlona. All 1mi.
flsisssltll. Uc loa'l accept any substitute,
W. M. Scott f tb Deosrtmn at 1.
ricultura la makt
Bl run
vaioly, ua., to Sod sonieiliioj to stop
vrvwa rot ia poacbaa.
Deafotis Canaot Bo Cured
J local applications as taoy cannot reach tha
dlwMfld purtluu ol tks asr. 1 sera it only one
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iniuiinmeniN. ixafntis Is CtUMj bv an In.
nam wl condition of tho mucous lining of tbo
iuwiia iuu. win tblstubolilneaoiad
rou here a rua.SHnf aound or Imperfect bear-
tne result, and unless tbo inflammation can ba
.. 7 1 "' ,uu fS''0l U lis normal
iwmuiwou, nearinf win be destroyed fo reran
sine caui out nl laa ......i V- t .. .'
blch it notblni but aa intlamsd coadltloa oi
ewiiuie One Hundred Pollers for any
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.... r. J. i Hijii a CO., Toledo, 0.
Bold by Dtut flita, 14c. '
il all's Family 1111s are tbo beiU
Lady "drummers" in Berlin, aeeklnr
trade for tho derjartmcat atnffca mik
tours a roo ad the city on bicycles, which
are arranged to carry aamylea of goods.
ley UPUOfM40fUHINCTOBACCO
e rwoii rr.wwtt.ri i lt wms
e
rem ruu wiuculam
(nifjfiwmuTio
Wa like to dlvlaa Othra hat An
like to ba divined eurseWes. Rochefou
cauld.
A prominent Southern ladv.
Mrs. Blanchard. of Nashville
lenn.. tells bow she was cured
of backache, dizziness, painful
ana irresrular oenods bv the use
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
tempound.
"Deab Mrs. PrNirwAU!nrfttii
compels me to acknowledge tha great
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have Buffered for four t with In.
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uizzineas, pains in in e back and lower
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suffering to me.
" Better health is all I wanted, and
cure if possible. Lvdla TL Pinlr.
Lam's Vegetable ConiDaund
1 . a A
Drougni me neaitn ana Happiness in
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person now. My achea tnd pains have
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me, and evervthin? aeema pleasant
.
a
" Six bottles broucht me health, and
was worth mora than months under
the doctor's care, which t1W AH nnfc
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as Tour Vegetable Com noun d. nr1 T
adyocate It to my lady friends in need
of medical help, Mrs. B. A. Blar-
usikd. 2i firoan si. ianviii "m
15000 forftlt If trlglnal tf oaotw UtUr armtm
temasasM etui net prodimU,
FROM YOUR DCALHR
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CUIIFI IVMIUC 111 HO iaiic
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HAM'8 HORN BLASTS.
WaraUc Notce Calllaa tbo WUked U
Bepeatamc.
T? Trlwixo Is a
i
eii Ir gud prayer for
fir . prorM-rlty.
The fruits of
Tlrtue never be
come over-rle.
A drml Ilk'bt
hoiise Is worse
than none at all.
Fcrrlce Is the
real splendor of
our civilization.
He who thinks rightly 0f the Savior
cannot think lightly of ain.
The tcmj.tatlons that do us harm are
tlie
ones we consider harmless
The Fatherhood of Ud ought to
mean the lillaJ obedience of man.
Nothing makes a downier pillow at
nlfht than a jcwxl ded the day.
We are all willing that c. shall
lead os In the way we want to ko.
That which U material can jwhspss
no
DieaiiH or measuring the si.Irllual.
They who live on the heights ratch
the carllt Ht as well as the latest sun.
The more a man Is like the Divine
Master the more manly be will he.
If you sre one of sin's votaries you
will cerUtlnly be one of Its victims.
Almost the only good deeds the an
gels remember are the ones we forget
You cannot soil the character and
not have It show In the countenance.
Kiches take to themselves wings;
but they cannot fly into the Eternal
City.
If you ask the Lord to build the
house, you had better have the bricks
at hand. '
What will some people do when
they find that children go into heaven
before poodles?
If a man Is realty of the cream of
society, he will have at least some of
the milk of human kiudness.
HONE6TY PR0VE8 COSTLY.
World's Fair Official Grieved at
Chinese Icmontratloa of Virtue.
One of the unpublished tragedies of
the St. Iouls fair was the sudden and
picturesque maunner in which some of
the most costly presents sent by the
Chinese government to world's fair of
ficials were purposely destroyed by
messengers intrusted with their deliv
ery. Soon after the arrival of the Chinese
commissioners they were entertained at
the magnificent home of President
Francis, and the occasion was chosen
by the Mongolian guests as the most
fitting for the presentation of the
princely presents they had brought A
dozen high caste Chinamen, attaches
of the Tekln delegation, were appoint
ed to carry the gifts, which were too
rare and fragile to be Intrusted to a
delivery wagon or to less tender hands.
me procession of glft-bearlug China
men was halted at the gate by a guard,
who insisted on enforcing the rule that
nothing except personal effects cau be
carried out of the grounds. Xoue of
the astonished foreigners could under
stand what was said, uud some pushed
their way past the guard. He sum
moned help, and In a few minutes the
excited Chinamen were surrounded bv
about fifty uniformed officers. A mes
senger was dispatched to the Admlnis
tratlon Building for the Chinese inter
preter employed there, and when he ar
rived the guards and police explained
that they had stopped his country
men because they seemed to be steal
lng a lot of valuable stuff.
The interpreter meant to calm his
kinsmen by telling them they were
suspected of stealing, but he hnd no
sooner thrown his light unon the situa
tion than the gift bearers began to
smash their burdens on the pavement
and against the foundations of the
buildings.'' Ivory fans, costly marbles,
Inlaid ornaments, metal filigrees,
carved bronzes, and even brocaded silk
gew-gaws were smashed, twisted, bat
tered and torn in a jiffy. The Ameri
cans looked on In astonishment, mnk
lng no attempt to stop the slaughter,
but wnen It was all over and the in
terorcter had satisfied the authorities
that no theft h'ad been committed he
was asked to explain the strange be
havlor of the Chinamen. ,
"That way I forget, see? Here I
make mistake, too. In China you say
a man thief he break up stuff. That
way show he thief not. see?"
Hundreds of dollars' worth of gifts
were destroyed by the carriers to show
that they had not stolen them.
Official ( ouiUu'j. nm.l.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Is a student of
the American of fifty or sixty years
ago. Mr. anaerbilt s researches have
brought up many striking Instances of
the crudity of the American of the
past, when every one chewed tobacco
and men wore paper collars instead of
Unen oues, and now and then he tells
story of those days.
"Jn 1855," he said recently, "a Ver-J
mont shopkeeper came to New York
for the first time. He was sitting one
day In a railroad station waiting for
a train, and while he waited he chewed
tobacco and spat on the station wall.
"An official soon bore down on him.
"'Look a-here, old man,' said the
official, 'don't spit on them walls. You
ought to know better than that'
"'What's the matter with you? said
the Venuonter. 'Don't that slgu there
say not to spit on the floor? I guess
you can't read, stranger.' "
Serious Indeed. '
La Montt Dispatches say that se
rious firing was heard off Port Arthur.
La Moyne Serious? Gracious! May.
be some one fired .their cook. -
Truth is stranger than fiction to the
chronic liar.
a
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XVftclaUe Pre uaralionTor As
AI-rV!l',UPr,i.t"!';-intVan- l
sisting CuiFoalarvlRcuJa-
i?
Promotes DiseslionCheerful
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"George says he never has so good
a time as when be Is out with me,"
asserted the girl in brown. "Does he
really?" returned the girl In gray,
commlseratlngly. "Now, Alfred ia
quite different When he's 'out with
me he's unhappy until he makes It
up." .Brooklyn Eagle.
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