N othing
In the
;
W ide
W o rld
Aws au eh a
re o o rd fo r a b -
a o lu te ly c u rin g fe m a le Ilia
a n t! k id n e y tro u b lo a a a
b a a L yd ia £ . P ln k h a m 'a
V a g a tab le Com pound.
Id e d lo ln e a th a t a r e a d -
v o rtla o d to o u re e v e r y
th in g can n o t b e e p o o l f lo a
f o r a n y th in g .
L y d ia E . P l n k h a m 'a
V eg etab le O om peun d w ill
n o t o u re e v e r y k in d o f I I I -
n e a a th a t m a y a f f l l o t m e n ,
w om on a n d o h lld re n . b u t
p ro o f la m o n u m e n ta l th a t
H w ill a n d done o u re a l l
th e Ilia p e o u lla r to w o m en .
T h ia la a fa c t In d la p u t-
a b le a n d oan b e v e r if ie d
b y m o re th an a m illio n
w o m en .
* I f you a r e a to k d o n 't e x -
p e rim e n t, ta k e th e m o d i-
o ln e th a t h a a th e r e o o r d
o f th e la r g e a t n u m b e r o f
T H E POW ER O F LOVE.
STYLISH GOWNS POR FASHIONS LEA D ER S
GOOD FO RTUNE
▲a far a* are the heuvens from the earth
la your owu world from min«*;
The world which you adorn by right of
H O W AN EN TER PR ISIN G FARMER
STR U C K IT R .C H .
birth.
By right of beauty, womanhood and
worth,
In which your talents «bine;
Wherein,you nobly won whnt you're ac-
S h a tte r « » » b y O l««»a»«, H o b a r t W h it e «
W h i l e K n r ta a v o r la t g t o C a r e H I n t a l f .
M a d e a F o rtu n a te D ts o e ro ry .
«/hired,
Anil now, as ne'er before.
Are lowed by young and old, sought for,
From the Democrat, -h e lb jv llle , lad.
admired,
W eleomiil at every door.
And yet you tell me that you did not
know
I ’he love that till* my heart—
The love for you I ever strive to show
From my own puny world so fur below—
From yours so far apart;
That were it not for this you could not
be
To others whnt you are;
Tliat you are so from what you are to
me;
From my true love and care.
Such Is the power of lore, that like the
rays
Of summer's golden sun
Illumines our two worlds through all the
days.
And though our lives may follow parted
ways.
Rtill keeps our hearts as one.
One heart in duty, sacrifice and love,
One heart In truth and right.
Country-house toilet o f gray etainlne.
W alking dress in covert coating.
Till in the happinetta that, lies above
The
skirt Is made with plaits of vari Close-fitting skirt flowing out from
Our two worlds shall unite.
ous widths, the material he'ng < ut awny plaits at the hem and trimmed with
«Boston Triiiiie-rl.it.
to form open work embroidery between
the plaits.
2
2
three bands of fancy silk stitched’ With
white.
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4
4»
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Near W aldron, In d ., resides M r,
Kfjbert W hite, one of the best known
farmers of the com monity. He ia w ell
situated, and just now has bad an on-
usual share of good fort one.
In bis earlier days M r. W hite waa
strong and athletic, but now w h ile on
the declining side of forty, hard work
and disease have made h im a different
man, although today he ia in good
health.
F o r a number of year« he has been
troubled w ith rheumatism, catarrh of
the head and stomach. Often in bad
weather bis ailments would be aggra
vated and he would be in a serious con
dition.
W hen tbe grippe visited thia section
seven years ago, M r W h ite was one of
those attacked by this fearful disease
a «1 was oonfined to his bed for several
days. After recovering enongh to s it
u p jo r a few davs, concluded be waa
w ell enongh to get oat about his work.
H e w ent ont too soon. Most a ll pa
tients do that. He had a relapse and
was confined to bis bed for several
weeks.
H is old disorders became
greatly affected. The efforts of his
physician, who had been a tte n d in g
him a ll the tim e, proved u n availin g .
The doctor was dismissed. Several oth
ers were tried but their treatm ent was
useless.
M r. W hite doctored himself and used
many remedies said to he good for bia
diseases, hut he wus not helped.
H e went to M atisville and took the
baths, hot they did him only tempor
ary good. “ I t seemed impossible to
get te lie f, ” said be, “ and 1 did not
know wbat to do.
“ A t last I was persuaded to trv D r.
W illia m s ’ P in k Pills for Pale People,
and they enred me. I oommenoed
taking them last June, and alter taking
five boxes, 1 was entirely cured. They
relieved me from a ll «offering. O f
«•OC—’C I suffered Ircm rheumatism
m oit, and T i m nofa completely cared
of that. 1 bad tried tw o catarrh spe
cialists, who were said to be good for
tbe trouble, and they each said my
case was incurable. D r. W illia m s ’
P in k P ills for Pale Peoplq cleansed ont
my Bystem, purified my blood, and I
am now strong and w e ll. These pills
relieved me of miserable suffering, and
my only regret is. that I did not have
the good fortune to take them seven
years ago. I have recommended the
medicine to a number and tbe dealer
in W aldron says he has a large demand
for i t . ”
I t was nature’s own remedy th a t ac
complished this cure cansed by im pure
blood, for D r. W illiam s* P in k P ills for
Pale People are composed of vegetable
remedies that exert a powerful in flu
ence in purifyiDg and enriching the
blood. M any diseases long supposed
by the medical profession to be in cura
ble have succumbed to tbe potent in flu
ence of these pills. This universal
remedy is sold by a ll druggists.
I am a busy mtm, an you know, made lied to the conch and raise«! the cush
Saved by Her Voice.
moiselle. mid have to deny, m yself many ions.
pleasures. I have ventured to intrude
Eva lay there insensible, with the
on you, for which you must please lay marks on her white neck where the
the blame solely on me. because I have Count's fingers had gone near to suffo
T wns springtime and noonday In a little patient down there in the vil cating her.
*
Lydia K Mnkhara Med Co.. Lena.
England, and the soft breath o f the lage whose w o very seems to depend
Dr. Hnrrowden lip n t and laid his ear
year se<in<*<i laden with fragrant entirely ou you.”
to her Ups and heart.
Io Philadelphia a young woman who promises of bloom and color, while over
"On me!”
"She Is not dead,” he said briefly.
played ghost gave up the ghost (rout the woods was stealing a fairylike man
“Carry
her to her room. I will attend
"My
patient
Is
a
little
child
Who
has
the blow of a brick. W h ich seems to tle of green.
been at death’s door through fever, and to her.”
argue that it may be safer to rock a
<>u such a day, and In such a scene aa whose one desire, night and day, has
Wondering exclamations broke out on
boat.
this, Evangeline Koliau Celt as though been to hear you slug. We thought It a ail sides. What had happened? Had
D O N ’T GKT rOOTMOKK. G I T F O O T the world should hold nothing of strife
delirious fancy that would pass, but It the Count really attempted Eva's life?
MANS,
or pain or ugliness; iudeed, the partiru-
A powder. A t tlifs season your feet feel lur world In which she moved and seems that, had she been well, she was How had the doctor been aware of her
swollen, nervous ami uncomfortable. If
to have come up to the castle one day danger? And a thousand other ques
yon have »m ailing feel or lig h t slioee. lr> breathed and had her being held little when you sang to the villagers, and tions and surmises. I .a ter, when Eva,
Allen's Fowt-Kuse. I t rents and comfvris; hut the surface knowledge that such
wakes walking easy. Cures s w o lle n a m i things existed, for fate had favored that she lost her chance through this very weak aipi 111, had re«'overed con-,
Illness. She raves and w-eeps alternate Rcionancss, she told the story of the
sweating leei, blislrrs and fnllnua spots.
Relieves corns ami bunions of ail pain ami Evangeline, and not content with be ly and will not sleep, tiegglug alw ays Count's strange, wild love for her, an
is a certain cure for Chilblains. Hweatiug, stow ing ou her beauty of person and
infatuation which had seiz«*d him when
I tamp or Frosted Feet. We have over 80.- tulud. had dowered her with the great to lie taken to you so that she might
ask you to sing one little song to her.” they first met In the Opera House at
0n() testimonials. D on't get toolsore g e t
Foot-Esse.
'I'rv it today. bold bv all gift of song in its divine perfection.
‘Where Is she? Take me to her, doc Milan, of her inability to shake off the
Now she sauntered down the wind tor, and I will sing to her at once.”
druggists and shoe stores for ¡Mr. T ria l
Influence which he exercised over her,
package Faag.
Address, A llen H. O lm ing pathway that led from her castle
H alf no hour later, with ail her sonl Ilu 8P«e of her dread and dislike of him,
sted, Le Roy, N. Y.
terrace to a copse beneath.
lu her exquisite voice, she was sta n d -1 of bis appearance irt~the castle when
A man followed her with hesitating ing In the cottage singing a song of life she was arranging-the east of "Othel
I t la now settled that W inston Spen
ser C h urch ill, If he does not ris k bln steps, as though hr feared a repulse if and love to the bewildered villagers, lo,” and imperious demand to be allow
life once too ofton before the war ia he presented him self too suddenly, took while »he sick child, propped up by pil ed to remain there and to play the title
over, la to w rite the life of big d is tin courage to approach wlieu the trees lows to hear tile desire of her heart, role.
guished father, Lord Randolph C hurch veiled them from the custle windows, cried out that It wus an angel who had
“Hotv can I ever thauk you enough?”
nttd, though she made him welcome by come In answer to her prayers.
ill.
she said to Dr. Harrowden, when, after
• neither word nor sign, walked at her
It whs midnight, tw elve hours siuee many days of suffering from the Count'»
side until the whim seized her to seat
stiletto wound, he came, at her re
herself on a brink and search for the Eva had eharuusl away the shadow of quest, to see her. “It was a miracle
desultory flowers that were beginning deuth from the village home, and she that you should have saved me as you
For Infanta and Children.
was holding a great assembly hushed
to peep here and there.
nud
spellbound, while her voice, uo did. A moment longer, and It would
It was at this moment that a visitor
longer softened and subdued, rang with have been too late. Ilow «lid you gu«*ss
wko ha<l driven up to the castle in a all
its glorious power through the large j
his acting was reality.'
Bears tho
dogcart descended and asked for Mile.
The thanks are due really to your
opera
ball
w
hich
she
hud
lately
added
Signature of
Itobfin.
self,” he said gently. “Your kindness
"I am afraid she is unable to see any to her castle.
It was the moment of her crowning lu singing to that poor little child was
Hotaes are said to tie afflicted »with one this morning,” said the butler; “she
triumph, the moment when Desdemona, the cause of your preservation. I went
hay fever the same as human beings. Is resting for to-night.
to see her that evening and found her
As hav fever is said to attack only be
Dr. Hnrrowden knit Ida brows in per realizing to the full her danger, and the just awakened front a strange dream
ing« of superior intelligence, this must plexity. He remembered that the sing inflexible purpose of Othello, trans
G in g e r an ti I t s U s e s .
of you, which had left the impression
l»e looked npon as a trib u te to what is er had generously offered to throw open form«^ by jealousy into a murderer,
on
her
mind
that
yon
were
in
dnnger.
In
a
hundred
thousand farm houses
called horse sense.
her custle to the public on that night ceased to plend for her life, and In T h e beautiful lady with the angel the essence of Jamaica ginger ia regard
mid to give the first entertuinmeut in stead, proudly and passionately de voice,’ she called you. She would not ed as on of the most valuable of fa m ily
Iter new* theater for the benefit of a clared her Innocence.
be comforted until I promised to go up medicines, I t is s till used w ith'sugar
Count Devns, the Italian singer, who to the castle and assure m yself that no in the cold w ater furnished to haying
fund for wounded soldiers.
All the country were clamoring for hud already won universal applause for harm threatened you. Her persistence hands for d rin kin g . I t makes a w hole
tickets. Fabulous prices had been paid his wonderful rendering of Othello, gave me a touch of anxiety, and it some beverage for any one in hot
even for standing room, nud report said faced her, the madness of rage that waa came to me with a sort of tuition, as I weather.
There is no poison so highly contagious, the diva, having spared no pains nor ex consuming him portrayed vividly In , watched the Count, that he was mad.
Persons of weak digestion w ill find
So deceptive and so destructive. Don't be pense to make the occasion a success, every feature u f his face. In every
I felt sure he meant mischief. It seems ! a few drops of tbe essence useful if
too sure you are cured because a ll external was about to ecHpse herself In a new movement of his tense, nervous fingers.
almost as if the child had second sight; taken in w a te r before breakfast w ith
signs of the disease have disappeared, and
There w as silence, Intense, dead si
out sugar.
the doctor saya you are well. Many per part, specially written nnd composed lence for an instant as Eva's last note but these coincidences do occur some
G inger tea, made from the root, is of
!
for
her.
In
an
operatic
adaptation
of
tim
es.”
sons have been dosed with Mercury and
died away and then, as she covered her
Potash for months or years, and pro I “Othello.”
“And still,” said Eva, “It is to you I service, lik e catnip tea or sage tea, to
nounced cured — to realize when too late
“The matter Is n very urgent one,” eyes with her hands, the Count, with owe my life. You risked yours for produce presperajion in colds, or to
that the disease was only covered up — said Dr. Harrowden. after a pause. " I one sw ift step, was at her side, press mine. Oh! tell me how to thank you.” stim ulate the system a fte r exposure.
driven from the have a request to make of Mile. Kohan ing with ruthless hands the cushion ou
“I dare ask nothing,” he said, “since I t is more palatable than the deooo-
i tions of aage and catnip.
out again, and to their r o r X and m o rtifi-! ,,m t ’
»e made personally
I f her upturned face, and the curtain be I dare not ask too much.”
in toothaches a b it of root ginger
cation find those nearest and dearest to | vou wlH rlsk her ««»Pleasure and allow gan slow ly to descend on the death
And they were both silen t
scene.
chewed
slowly w ill remove the pain
me
to
make
my
way
to
her
I
will
take
them have been infected by this loath
But In their silence a hope and a
An electric thrill ran through the promise lay. And there are some who and make one oomfortable t i l l a dentist
some disesse, for no other poison is so all the blame. I may say It I r a ques-
audience, the horror and despair of the Ray that the most beautiful singer of can be consulted
surely transmitted from parent to child tlon almost o f life and death,
as this. Often a bad case of Rheumatism,
—
N early a ll the good effects of alco
The
man, w ho knew Dr. Hnrrowden tragedy before them seemed suddenly the day w ill exercise the prerogative
Catarrh, Scrofula or severe skin disease, ns one whose reputation, even In a vil real and tangible; the scream, strangled
holic stim ulants can be secured from
that her pre-eminence gives to her, and
an old sore or ulcer developing in middle
in Its birth, thut came* from thy beauti will make a romantic marriage.—Penny I ginger. B n t the so-called ginger h abit
life, can be traced to blood poison con- lage practice, gave weight to his words,
has to be guarded against. So has the
yielded, nud, telling him that made ful singer seemed an appeal to them for Pictorial Magazine.
' cayenne pepper h ab it
i n ' e l j y The Sin o t tho P a re n t. moiselle hail taken the path toward the help; and then an amazing thing oc
A n O v e r w h e lm in g T h o u g h t.
life, for it remains smoldering in the sys copse, led him through the conserva curred.
Too L a rg e a Family.
tem forever, unless properly treated and tory' and directed him to the shortest
In the excitem ent of the scene no one
O ur sun is a third -rate snn, situated
driven out in the beginning.- S. 8. S. is way.
lin«l noticed the sudden arrival in the
in the m ilk y way. one of m yriads of
the only antidote for thia peculiar virus,
hall
of
Dr.
Harrowden,
who,
paje
aud
stars,
and the m ilk y way is itself one
He came so suddenly upon the little
the only remedy known that can over
of myriads of sectional star accum ula
breathless, stood watching the descent
clearing
where
Evangeline
was
that
come it and drive it out of the blood, and
tions, for these seem to be oonntless,
it does this so thoroughly and effectually uelther sin* nor her companion per of the curtain, until, apparently over
and to be spread over in fiin ity A t
that there is never a return of the disease ceived him. She was standing up. a powered by Impulse, lie ran up the hall,
some period of th e ir existence each of
to embarrass or hum ilisteyou afterwards. singular look on her henutlful face, leaped up to the stage, nnd. springing
these suns had planets circlin g around
cures Contagious Blood which was bereft of Its usual color, ami across the footlights, threw him self
Poison in any and all
it, w hich, after untold ages, are fit for
upon the Count.
s t a g e s ; contains* no txitli her hands were outstretched be
some
sort of human beings to in h ab it
In the desperate struggle that ensued,
mineral to break down !'’<”'«' *»er «» though to. ward off some-
them for a com paratively brief period,
momentary
as
It
wns,
before
the
para
yourconstitution; it is thing that she dreaded, and that yet
after w hich they s till continue for
lyzed onlookers rushed to separate the
**" only blood puri i fascinated her.
purely vegetable and * the
years to circle around w ith o u t atm o
fier known that cleanses the blood and
His face, a dark-eyed, brown-sklnneffa combatants, no one noticed that Eva
sphere,
vegetation or inhabitants, as
at tbe some time builds up the general one. with something lu its southern In herself had not moved, and lay still
tbe ajoon does around our planet. There
health.
tensity that marred Its iinurisomeuess, under the cushions.
is nothing so calculated to take the
Our little book on contagious blood
must
have worn a threatening expres
There wns the flash of a knife, an ex
conceit ont of an ind ivid u al • who
poison is the most complete and instruc
tive ever issued; it not only tells all sion. for she recoiled with a little cry clamation from Dr. Harrowden, aud
Mrs. B ookw orm -H enry, w e’ll have to thinks him self an im portant n n it in the
about this disease, but also how to cure of alarm, and. turning, saw Dr. llar- then, as he dropped, stabbed in the give some of those children for adop universe as astronomy. I t teaches that
yourself at home. It is free and should rowdefi as lie stepped toward her.
sliouhle'r, a dozen hands were on the tion. They're fairly eating us out of we are less, compared w ith the u n i
be in the hands of everyone seeking a
" A l l , doctor!” »he said, a little shaken Count, ami, though he fought with the house and hottie.
verse, than a colony of ants is to ns, •
cure. Send for i t
still, hut smiling, “It Is a long time since lim itless strength of a madman, lie was
and th a t the difference between men is
TNC SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, BA.
I b ase seen you. which speaks well for overpowered nt last by numbers, and
“ Telephone E ar.”
lees than th a t between one a n t and a n
my health, though uot for my hospi carried off the stage, bound and help
“The telephone enr” Is a new disease. other.— London Tro th
«ri P IS O 'S C U R E FOR
tality. Hut you arc coining to-night, I less.
1: affects girls who habltunlly attend
They who know God love H im , and
CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. „ .
hope ?”
Dr. Hnrrowden, whose faintness was to telephone calls, and the symptoms
Best Cough Syrup. T u tea Good. D m |
In time. Sold by drug«In«.
•‘You have naked me to the castle only temporary, had risen already, and, are a frequent buzzing In the ear and they who love H im learn to know Hint
beat.
C O N S U M P T IO N
moat kindly,” he answered quietly, **b«t disregarding the help offered him. bur- abscesses on the drum.
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