«The Only Thing That Gives Relief.”
Mrs. M. E. Latimer, Biloxi, Miss,
had an itchy breaking out on her skin,
and she sends $1 for two boxes, saying:
“Petterine is the only thing that gives
me relief.” This is strong language,
disinterested and voluntary. It cures
all skin diseases, tetter, itch, eczema,
salt-rhenm, etc., and never fails. Ole.
a box at druggists or send stamps to
J. T. Shuptrine, Savannah, Ga.
Double Speed.
Uncle Abe—Dem automobiles go s0
fast it ‘ud take two niggers to tell
about 'em. Sambo—How's dat? Uncle
Abe—One ter say “Here she comes,”
th
an’ one ter say “Thar she goes!
Among 100,000 Germans, there are 21s
eidos every year,
The Nimble Nickel,
The simble nickel works wonders in
linea of trade, and the oftener it is turned
the greater isthe purchasing power in any
all
tine,
The Endless Chain Starch Book will en-
able you to get with the nimble nickel one
iarge 100. package of “Rad Cross’ stareh,
enelarge 10c. package of ‘‘Hubinger's Best's
starch, with the premiums, two Shakes.
peare panels, printed in twelve teautiful
colors, as natural as life, or one Twentieth
Century Girl enlendar, the finest of its kind
ever printed, all for Be. Ask your grocer,
Tobaceo is now raised in County Meath,
Ireland, where it grows luxuriantly.
The Trans- Baikal Railway, extending over
a distance of 1,034 kilometers is open.
{ use Piso’s Cure for Consumption both In
my family and practice. Dr. G. W, PATTER.
sox, Iukster, Mich., Nov, & 184.
Ahout 1.000 servants are attached to he
reval household of Great Britain.
FET REE ES
é .
¢ Spring
¢ Annually Says Take
Hood’s
¢Sarsaparilla
in the spring those Pimples, Boils,
Eruptions and General Ba 1 Foaling
indicate that there are cobwebs
the systam. It needs
rushing, and the
Hood's Sarsapariila, which sweeps
all humors it. This great
médicinn eradicate Serofuia, sub-
dues Salt
acidity which causes Rheumatism
in short, purifies the blood and
thoroughly renovates the
physical system.
“Hood's Sarsaparilia
taken in our family as a blood pari-
fler and spring medicine with satis.
faztory Lexan Rie
sox, 135 West William street,
MN. ¥. Jo sure to get Hood's,
in
a thorough
bast brush is
before
Rheum, neutralizes (he
whole
NAS
Dean
results.” HARD
ODD DOUVTBTVURSN
Oa NWT WNW
Dr.Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Cures in &
* offe
Food, Work and Sleep
What a great mistake it is contend
that time taken from toil for sleep and
recreation is time lost! is nt
greater fallacy, for sleep and recrea
tion form, as it were, the cement put in
to fill up the joints in order to
out the weather and preserve the edi
fice. A man does not necessarily re
quire riches, honor or office—although
the majority of us naturally have ap
ambition to attain one of these desid
erata—but he does need food, work
and sleep. It follows therefore, that he
should use every means to promote
life, and among these there are three
things to be kept in mind. When a man
denies himself sleep, food and the exer
cise work gives both to brain and body
he is robbing his life of ita full term
Let him be cheerful also, for the body
ig like an engine—it will run well and
long if it is well olled. Contentment
and cheerfulness are the oil which
keeps the nerves from wearing out
to
There
vw
Keel
A MOTHER'S STORY.
Tells About Her Daughter's [linoss
and How Bhe was Relieved
Two Letters to Mra. Pinkham.
“Mus. Pisssan I write to tell you
sbout my daughter. She is nineteen
years old and is flowing all the time,
and has been for about
three months. The doe-
tor does her but very
little good. if any. 1
thought [I would
try Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable
Compound, but |
want your advice
before beginning its
use. [ have become
very much alarmed
about her, as she is
getting so weak.”
Mrs. Martnioa A.
Camr, Manchester
Mill, Macon, Ga,
May 21, 1899.
“Dear Mus, PINk-
mam It affords me
great pleasnre to tell
you of the benefit my
daughter has received from the use of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound. After beginning the use of
your medicine she begsn to mend
rapidly and is now able to be at her
work. Her menses are regular and
almost painless, | feel very thankful
to yon and expect to always keep your
Vegetable Compound in my house, It
is the best medicine I ever knew. You
have my permission to publish this
letter if you wish, it may be the means
of doing others good.” Mus. MATILDA
A. Camp, Manchester Mill, Macon, Ga,
September 18, 1899,
Ro SURE
&
REV. DR. TALMAGE.
THR EMINENT DIVINE'S SUNDAY
DISCOURSE.
Subject: The Fome Life.Jt Points Out
the Duty of Parents und Adimonishes
the Childrenw—Don’'t Stufl the Young
People With Heligion,
{Copyright 1m.)
Wasmisaroy, D. C.—This discourse of
Dr. Usimuge will interest young men, while
it is full of advice and encouragement 10
parents who ure trying to bring up thel
children arigit; text, Proverhs x., 1, “a
wise son marketh a glad father, but a fooi-
{sh son is the heaviness of his mother.”
In this graphic way Solomon sets forth
the idea that the gaod or evil bebavior of
children blesses or blights the parental
heart.
to have no especial fnterest in the welfare
of thelr children, The father says: ‘My
boy must take the risks I took in lild, it
he tirns out weil, all right, If he turns
yat ill, he will have to bear the
quences. He has the same chance that i
hud, He must take care of himsell,” A
shepherd might just as well thrust a lamb
into a den of lious and
take care of yourself,"
Nearly all the brute ereation are kind
enough to look after their young. 1 was
going through a woods, and I heard a
shrill ery in a nest, I climbed up to the
bird's nest, and I found that the old
bird had left the brood to starve, But that
is a very rare sceurrence, Generally a bird
will piek your eyes out rather than surren-
der her young to your keeping or your
touch. A lon will rend you if you come
too near the whelps. Even the barnyard
too nearly, and God certainly intended to
have fathers and mothers as kind as the
brutes,
Christ comes through
to-day, and He says
the bodies of your children and the minds
of your children. What ars you dolog I
their immortal souls?’ 1 gead of a sb
that fonndered, A life.boat was launched,
Many of the passengers wore in the waters
all sur households
“You take cars of
and the other hand holding her little child
out toward the lifeboat, cried out, ''‘Save
my ebild!” And that impassioned cry is
the one that finds an echo in every paren-
tal heart in this land to-day. "'Bave my
child!” That man outthere says: “I have
fought my own way through life, I have got
nlong tolerably well, the world has buffeted
we. and I have had many a hard struggle,
It don’t inake much differance what
pens to me, but save my ehild!” You see
I am going, as God may help me, to show
the cause of parental solieitude and then
the aileviations of that solleitude,
The first cause of parental solicitude, I
think, arises from the imperfection
yarents on their own part, We all some.
vow want our children to avold our faults,
We hope that if we bave any excellences
they will copy them,
is they will copy our fanits and omit our
excelisnoes, Children are very apt to be
echoes of the parental life. Some one
meets a iad in the back street, finds him
smoking and says
at you! What would your father say if he
knew this? Where did vou get that cigar?”
“Oh, 1 pleked it up on the street.” “What
of
if they knew this?" "Ob," he replies "that’s
pothing. My father smokes!” There is
pot one of us to-day who would ke to
have our ehildren eopy ail our examples,
And that is the eause of the solicitude on
the part of all of us. We have so many
stereotyped in the lives aud ebaracters of
those who come aller us,
jnsuMeieney and unwisdom of discipline.
Gut of twenty parenis thera may be one
parent who understands how thoroughly
and skillfaily "to discipline; perhaps not
more than one out of twenty. We, nearly
ail of us, err on ons side or on the other
Here is a father who says, “I am goiag to
bring up my ehildren right; my sons sball
know nothing but religion; shill see noth-
jog but religion, and Lear nothing but re-
ligion.” They are routed ont at § o'clock
in the morning t3 recite the Tea Com-
mandments, They are awakened up from
the sofas on Sunday night to recite the
Westminster Catechism,
walls are covered with religious pictures
and quotations of Seripture, aud when the
boy looks for the day of the month he
looks for it in a religious almanpae, If a
minister comes to the house, he Is re.
quested to take the boy aside and tell him
what a great sinner he ls,
worning, noon and night
Time passes on, nnd the parents are wait.
fog for the return of the son at night. It
itis 12 o'clock, it is hall-past 12 o'clock,
and George comes in and hastens upstairs
jest he be accosted. His [father says,
“George, where have you been?”
“f bave been out,” Yes he Las been out
and be has been down. and he has started
on the broadroad to ruin for this life and
says to his wile, ‘Mother, the Ten Com-
mandments are a failure; po use of West.
minster Catechism; I have done my very
best for that boy; just see how he has
turned out.” Ah, my friend, you stuffed
that boy with religion; you had no sym-
pathey with innocent hilarities; you had
no COMMON sense
to me, 1 haven't muh desire for religion;
but he jammed religion down my throat
when I was a boy until I got disgusted
with it, and I haven't wanted any of it
since.” That father erred on one side,
Then the discipline is an entire failure
in many households becanse the father
pulls one way and the mother pulls the
other way. The father says, “My scn, 1
toid you if I ever found you guilty of false.
ood again I would chastise you, and I am
going to keep my promise.” The mother
pays: “Don’t! Let him off this time.”
A father says, I have seen so many that
makes mistake by too great severity in the
rearing of their children. Now, I wili let
my boy do as he pleases. He shall have
full sawing. Here, my son, are tickets to
the theatre and opera. If you want to play
eards, do so; if you don't want to play
eards, you need not to play them. Go
when you want and come back when yeu
want to. Have a good time. Go it!” Give
a boy plenty of money and ask him not
what he does with it, and you pay bis way
straight to perdition. But after awhile
the iad thinks he ought to bave a still
larger supply. He has been treated, and
he must treat. He must have wine sup-
pers, There are larger and larger ex-
ponses,
After awhile one day a messenger from
the bank over the way cails in and says to
the father of the household of which I am
speaking, “The ofMoers of the bank would
like to have you step over a minute.”” The
father steps over, and the bank ofecor
says, ‘Is that your eheck?’ “No,” he
says; ‘that is not my ebook, I nevermade
an ‘FH’ in that way; I never put a curl to
the ‘Y' in thet way. That is not my
writing. That is not my signature, That
is & counterfeit. Send for the police.”
“Stop!” says the bank ofeer, ‘Your son
wrote that."
Now the father and mother are waiting
for the son to ecme home at night. It is
12 o'clock, It is hall-past 12 o'clock, it is 1
o'sloek. The son somes through the hall.
way, The father says: “My son, what
does all this mean? [ gave you every op-
portanity. 1 gave you all the money you
wanted, and here in my old days I find that
you have bassome a spendthrift, a i{bertine
and a sot.” The gon rays: ‘Now, father,
what isthe use of your talking that way’
You told me to go it, and 1 just took your
suggestion.” And se to strike the medium
between severity and too great lenienoy,
to strike the happy medium between the
two and train oor ebildren for God and
|
tor heaven, Is the anxiety for every intel
ligent parent,
But for the most part the ehildren that
live sometimes got cross and plek up bad
words in the sirest or are disposad to quar.
rel with brother or sister and show that
they are wicked, You see them in the Bab.
buth-school class, They are sunshiny
and bright you would think they were al.
ways 80, but the mother looking over at
them remembers what an awfal timo she
had to get them ready, Time passes on,
They get cousiderably older, apd the sen
comes in from the street from a pugllistic
encounter bearing on his appearance the
marks of defeat, or the daughter practices
some Jittle deception in the household,
The mother says, “I can’t always be scold
fng and fretting nnd finding fault, but this
Bo In many a house
hold there is the sign of sin, the sign of the
truthfulness of what the Bible says when
t declares, “They go astray us soon af
they be born, speaking Hes,"
Some go to work and try fte correct all
this, aud the boy is ploked at and picked
That always is ruinous,
There is more help in one good thunder.
fn five days or cold drizzle,
Better the old fashioned style of chastise.
ment, if that be necessary, than the frot
ting and the scolding which have de
#0
There is also a cause of great solieilude
people ure
temptations. A
ward siege, but suppose there be inside the
An enemy, ana in the night Le
shoves back the boit and awings open the
door. Our young folks have foes without,
; Who doass not
Who is the man here wh
is not aware of the fact that the young
people of this day have tremendous temp
Oh, how many traps set for the young!
suited to them,
f dissipation went down in
Oh, no! At first it was
Marble 0 No une
behind the ecuuuter. No
they drisk, but
pletures
sent
You ask that young man now to gf
and got a drinl
ment,
gable and the slagant
by, and now the
nthe down grade, Farther
wn until he has about struck
the bottom of the depths of ruin. Now he
jow restaurant. The ecards s«
greasy vou cao hardly toll who
best band, Gambling for drinks.
away, shuffle away. The landlord stands
in bis short sleeves, with bis hands on bis
hips, waiting for an order to fll up the
me?” But the fashli
closes
YOULL man is «
1
de
has the
Shuffle
tolling of
The clock strikes tweive—the i
the funeral ball of asoul. The breath
flushes in that young man's
In the jets of the gaslight the
lies
ol
their obairs. Land.
and says "Wake up,
shat up!” “What!”
(ime to shut up?
all out into the night air. Now
jog Golag home! Let
the wife crouch in the corner and the chi
dren hide under bed. What was
history of that young man? He began his
asleap in
around
Time to
says the young man,
home,
the the
Sometimes sin does not hall lo that way
the drawing
hearts some.
times admitted in highest circies of
society. He sso elogant, he Is so bewileh-
he is 20 refined, he Is 30
Theres are leproas
the
sign, but after a while the taions of death
What is the matter with that
The front windows have not been
open for six months or a year. A sha low
of mid
Tha agoosy of thal
“Oh. I wish 1 had
buried my ehtldren when they wera small
Loss of property? No Death
tamily? No. Madness? No Same
jain, kid gloved and diamonded,
that cup of domestic bliss until the
Hight struck it, and all the ralal
played around the rim and then darhind it
into desoistion and woe, ualil the harpies
t darkness clapped thelr hands and all
i olees of tue pit uttered a loud “Ha,
One
woven
ia the
vil
iif 1
Jif
ad
fun
Vor
The statistic has never been ma fe up in
these great cities of how many have been
destroyed and how many beautiful homes
have bean overthrown. If the sialistic
sould be presented, it would freens your
bicod in a solid eake at your heart. Out
tions beeome a matter of great solloituds,
Begin early with your children, You
stand on the banks of & river and you ir
It ins boon rolling
now for 100 miles. You eannot change it
But just go to the source of that river, ge
to wners the water just drips down on the
Then with your koife make a chan
Come out and stand on the
or forty years of age, or even twenty, and
to change the course of that life.
is jatel It is too late! Go far
Loo
heart, whers the
try to take It In
Bat, ob, my friend,
a line, a distiact
hilarity on the ous
the mothers
starts, and
to
careiul to make
All healthy
ehildren make a racket, Bat do not laugh
at your ebild’s sin because it is smart.
you do, you will ery after awhile because
it is malicious. Remember it is what you
do more than what you say that is going
to affest your chilaren. Do you suppose
Noah would have got his family to go into
the ark if he staid ent? No. His sons
would bave said, I am not going nto the
boat; there's someilhing wrong: father
won't go in; if father stays ou’, I'll stay
out."
Are all your ehildren safe? [ know it is a
stupendous question to ask, but I must
ask it. Are all your children safe’ A
mother, when the houss was on fire, got
out the household goods, many articles of
beautiful furniture, but forgot to ask till
too iste, “Are the ohildren safe?” When
the elements are melting with fervent hon!
and God stall bora the world up and the
ery of “Fire! Fire!” shall resound amid
the mountains and the valleys, will your
ebildren be safe?
1 wonder {f the subject strikes a chord in
the heart of any man who had Christian
parentage, but has not lived as he ought?
God brought you here this morning to
have your memory revived, Did you have
a Christine ancestry? “Oh, yes!" says one
man. “If there over was a good wonan,
my mother was good.” How she watched
you when you wers sick! Others wearied.
it she got weary, she nevertheless wan
wakelul, and the medicine was given at the
right time, and when the pillow was hot
she turned it. Aad, ob, then, when you
began to go astray, what a geief It was to
her heart!
All ihe scene comes back. You romem-
ber the ebairs, you remember the table,
you remember the doorsill where you
played, you remembes the tones of her
voles, She seams calling you now, not by
the formal title with which we address you,
saying, “Mr.” this or “Mr.” that, or “Hon-
orble’” this of “Honorable” that. It iz
just the first name, your first name, she
calls you by this mormug Shabideayouton
better life, She says: “Forget not all the
counsel 1 gave you, my wandering boy.
Turn into paths of righteousness, |
waiting for you at the gate.” Oh, yes, God
brought you bers this morning to have
that memory revived, and I shout upward
the tidings, Augels of God send forward
the news. Bing! Ring! The dead is alive
agaln, and the lost is found!
THE WILY FILIPINO,
Smokeless Powder Oul of
Matches.
flow ne Makes
Japanese
of
of the
An
smokelesy
ingenious
way
powder out
Japanese matches has been disclosed
in the Pllippine Islands A report re
celved at the War Department, Wash
ington, from Panay, Islands,
RIVE:
“I'he
devastating
isi Nin
robber which OWS
armed
bands are
badly are
and
but eruel and take no
ire
cowards,
An Hlustration was
ago in the fate
ti i
having made them
arvant
prisoners, given
tithe of three
i short
soldiers, who
selves stupidly drunk on tuba, the dis
tilled sap of the
left Hind the ot
throats were promptly cut by
trees, were
Their
the bolo
cocoannt
In by ynmaid,
men.
“A patrol party
after
1
of ten of twelve men
sent the stragglers, we learned
native
of
who did not even dare
afterwards from KOUrees, ran
into an ambuscade sole two hun
dred insurgents
attack, fi
IT
country
Ine
wwe they said
they
Ameri
to
Was would hurt
Eight
where,
open and
or ten ans oan
but n
danger of being
shows thelr rasciaily
ingenuity For a long thme we heard
] ;
of quantities of Japanes matches com
I nobods oid guess
should bw re
was suggested that
1
these matches made a
« were made here, and
rubbing tis
compound
a practically
obtained, of
powder
«0 great that t
but
« about
oven enter
five
i}
thie cas
than was
biuliet enter
and
rips. mini
ie
uld easily
ing
olan all
peqquiredd for the next
The Morbid Sense of Injury.
of Injury” is
which afflicts
being the oli jo i
1h of
EE
times of of
feelings on part athe rs
for in
and conflict
fiten are
necessary rivalry
ch progress pends
ut
a ere
nied
fron
ends, Madam L
i our jaundiced
of
Bsa iinrs
aloof Gf ur fr
eas
«lights ne maging
tion has it that she has heard some
But
released
thing detrimental amd dislikes us
lo! today. the
madam
when Hyer is
smiles sweetly, amd never
heard thing
i lies
by
an
people
f mind whi
the actx of others an
hey
Jip on the
Of two consiruactions of a given situa
given
wis consiraction anticipaie
will, carrying the shoulder
tion, they leap to the more offending
M.D
Monthly
Ww *. Beoker in Appictons
jie
A Girl With a French Education.
“i'n apother word about
advantages of a
Never. 88%
tie European uca
t the woman Fu
talk
convent bred young
nwt
young
Om
{ he
wo
yn for girls «aid
the West “1'}
of 1}
I've and
of the women in
Washington acted as iconoclast for my
benefit. She is more than pretty. She
a look of heing and
she Is somebody. She belongs in the
diplomatic corps. | saw her at a big
reception two or three weeks ago, and
1 watched ber with delight, 1 thought
how boisterous and unrefined most
American gitls seemed beside her, |
actually binshed to think how their
slang must shock her. Bo gentle, so
quiet, so exquisite. 1 kepl as neay her
as 1 could for 1 wanted to hear her
speak. At last 1 stood next her in the
dressing room, Somebendy wanted
her to go home, and what do you
think that exponent of highest Euro-
pean feminine culture said:
“Na she sald, ‘1 don't want to go
home. 1'm going downstairs for more
feed.)
“After all--well, the American girl
has her good points, even if her educa:
tion ix not made in France,” -—Wash-
ington Post,
never abont
charm
man
1
lost my illusion,
One prettiest
has somebody,
Annual Use of Eggs.
Many eggs arc used by bakers for
cakes, pies, ete, not only for the albu-
men and yolks, but also the coloring
matter. It ls estimated that 40,000,000
eggs are annually used by calico print
ers, and about 120000000 by photo
graphic establishments, wine clarifiers,
bookbinders, glove makers, leather fine
fshors, ote. The estimate may not he
strictly correct, but that a large nam:
ber are used ie well known,
A ah
A
.
There
without
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’
loaded wit!
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FOB Ad np aio te
London of
sens LOT
In the suit at
the |
hekewich iecided
Paiy vs £4
i of Daly's The
wardes, for
$
ster, Justice
plaintify
ToLepo, 1? :
Lucas COUNTY, ”
Fras J Cuesey makes oath that heis the
senior partner of the firm of ¥. J. CHEXRY &
doing business in theUlly { Toledo County
and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay
the & of ONE BUSDRED DOLLARS for each
and every of catTanngs that cannot be
cured by Lhe use of Hal arTannn CURE,
Fras J. UBNEXRY
Sworn to before me and subscr bed in
{ tn | presencs, this 6th day of December,
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Case
1. mt
The War Ofee has decided that in case a
soldier is reported missing the payment of
sllowance to his family shall be continued
until more definite Information comes
Dyeing is as simpie as washing when you
pee Prisax Fapiizes Dyes. Sold by all
druggists
There ix said to be a Boer agency in Mon
Nf yt,
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distinguis
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country at
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which
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the
out
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publication which secks 10
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druggists rela
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n Earope with feminine medieal officers
Aire. Winslow's Ronthing Syrup for children
teething softens the gums, reducing inflamma:
Len, slinys pain, cures wind colic, Ze. a botlis,
this year,
The Best Prescription for Chills
Cute Toxic. It is simply iron and quinine in
a tasteless form. No cure-—-uno pay. Price boo.
Venezuelan orchid now on exhibition in
London is valued at £5,000,
VITALITY low, debilitated or exhausted cared
by Dr. Kilne's Invigorating Tonic. Free #1
trial bottle for 2 week's treatment. Dr. Kline,
LA, 81 Arch St, Philadelphia, Founded isl
Port Tampa Is built on plies driven deep
in the bottom of the bay.
OTASH gives color,
flavor and firmness to
No good fruit
raised without
all fruits,
can be
Potash.
Fertilizers containing at least
8 to 10% of Potash will give
best results on all fruits. Write
for our pamphlets, which ought
They are sent free.
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