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CH AftLOTTE nSwO, NOVEMBER :14,l 903
Children's Corner
THE AH GOO PEOPLE. '
The Ah Goo People don't touch the
, ground.
These singular folks are carried around
And a single phrase is the only sound
They are given utterance to.
The Slaves all hurry .whenever they
. hear
A KJngly Ah Gooer drawing near
And it's partly love and It's partly
fear
That they'll burst their skins clear
through.
For whenever
thinks
It's time for food
unuKs,
an Ah Goo Person
and it's time for
He gives a yell and he turns to pinks
And several kinds of a blue.
The Ah Goos live in every town,
They're red, and yellow, and black,
and brown,
And white, and their password, with a
frown.
Is the single phrase, Ah Goo.
friie Ah Goo people all live rent free
In the Happy Land of the Jamboree
In a single room called a Nurseree
And every word is true!
Eugenia O. Emerson, In Collier's
Weekly.
HOW INSECTS MAKE MUSIC.
The katvdid has a wing that Is very
curious te look at. says Laura Roberts,
In "Four Tett, Two Feet and No Feet."
You have seen this little Inseet, I have
no doubt. It eeler Is light green, and
jut wh?r the wing joins th boy,
there Is a thick rldft, and another on
th9 wing. On this ridg thirt Is a thin
but strong spin which makes a sort ot
drumhead.
It fa th rubbing of these two ridges
er drumheads together which makes
th? ueer noise you have heard. There
is no musle In It, certainly. The In
sects could keep quiet !f they wished,
but they must enjoy making the noise.
The katydid sometimes makes two
rubs on Us drumhead, and sometimes
three, You" tail fancy she says: "Katy
did' "'She did,", of "She didn't;" The
ftioment it Is very dark they begin.
&Jon the whole ctfiripany' is at work;
Ai tfaey- rest atf aeh rubbing, It
m if tile' flflswefed each other,
Did fdn knew that ifom
m&et tfieif wiflg? it i net ifee stir
f th fceiutifui light wiai tfeit we
hip.- U is tfc &if dfawjflf m mi et
( iba ftirrtyfas, in tfi tee's'
fligfet. fftiB mm tb f?e fli, th
joydef tfce humming Bi4 y krw
tht JBaectf fee In4ee4 tftey M
They haye nepyes ajl oyer them,
through their wings and m t9 th? efl4
of every feeler,
DOG FOOLED HIS MISTRESS,
This dog learped a thing er two very
quickly. A family in Tiffin, O., had
moved from the old home, but rented
the house, furnished throughout, the
new tenant being an elderly lady. For
some reason the family dog was "let"
with the furniture. Now the new oc
cupant of the house liked to sit in a
particularly comfortable chair in the
parlor, but as the dog was also fond of
the chair she frequently found him In
possession. Being rather afraid of the
dog she did not dare to drive him out,
and therefore used to go to the window
and call: "Cats." The dog would
ALL ON FIRE
A Charlotte Citizen Tells How
Relief Came
Ever have Eczema? .
Have any itching skin disease?
Itching almost drives you crazy.
You feel "all on fire.''
Doan's Ointment brings quick re
lief. . .
Cured Eczema, Itching Piles.
And all itchiness of the skin.
T. C. Crump, of 813 East Eighth St.,
says: "My wife upon my advice used
a box of Doan's Ointment which I
procured at R. H. Jordan & Co.'s drug
store, for a severe case of , Eczema
which had troubled, her for a long
time. She had been unable up to that
time to get anything which would do
It any good. She gave the ointment a
fair trial, and it made a complete cute
for her. It la a great preparation for
itching 6km diseases, and I am glad
to be able to make a public statement
to that effect"
For sal by ail dealers. Price 60
cents. FesteT'Mlibura Co., Buffalo, N.
Y sole agents for the United States.
Remember . the fiameDeaa'aaad
takrae substitute. -
then rush to the window, and the lady
would calmly take possession of the
chair. One day the dog entered the
room and found the lady in possession.
He trotted to the window and barked
excitedly. The lady got up to see what
was the matter, and the dog instantly
seated himself in thee hair. Our Dumb
Animals. -
"THANK YOU."
Everybody likes little Carl Rosen
bloom, he Is so cunning and small and,
fat He has lived in America just . a
little while, and he can speak only two
English words. It sounds so funny to
hear hiit say, "Thank "you," to what
ever is said to him that no .can help
from smiling.
One day Carl was trudging along
with a basket of clothes. He was a
droll little figure, .with his chubby legs
and round, fat arms.
Some boys playing marbles on the
pavement were quite amused at this
comical sight, and they begari to laugh
and shout "Sausage bags!" -
Now, Carl did not understand a
word, but he saw they were speaking
to him, so he turned his dear little face
to them with the sweetest of smiles,
and said, fThank you."
You should have seen how ashamed
the naughty boys looked then! One
Of them smiled and nodded at little
Carl, another gave him a nice red
apple, while another tok his big basket,
and carried it for him. Sunday After
noon. THE PUPPIES.
Elsie Danverg was a little folden
h&irtd girl of tlx when she went with
her family to camp out fo ra few
wttkj at ont of th beautiful Adiron
dack lakes.
It was all new to them, this life in
the forest, wher the cooking Is don
over fin open fire, and where one rolls
up in a blanket et night to sleep on
the softest of balsam mattresses.
fThe little camp was situated on a
point between two small bays. Around
it great hemlocks and pines rose to
a height of ninety feet, and a fringe of
silver birches 6ti the shore completely
screened the camp from view,
Om morning Elsie1 went, fis" tisiial,
dowij to the fehote t fish far- mintiom
It ms gtich tm t watch them1 dfttting
Id flfld t0 ifl the giiflshine1 but filas,
they wotitdfi't bite! afte a while
h laid dwfl bef lift ind, meing a
pretty path, deeded t take a iittte
walk is the wd..
And s gh west, gatheriss frs
end fef leht berries, till, H ftt see, ehe
thought h ftw fs the distaste tw
small black puppies frecklBf &F9ft4
ft ppruce tree,
'Q, the deaF little things," she crl&4,
as she ran toward them; "what fus we
will have!"
Not long before Elsie started out on
her walk Jim Keene, a lad of nineteen,
had gone out in very much the same
direction. He was employed to help
around the camp, and this morning
went to pick up dry wood for the fire.
He had gathered quite a pile, and
was just starting to take it back to
camp when he heard the sound of a
child's voice, not ten yards away.
"0, you naughty doggie!" it said,
and then followed a little squeak,
which Jim recognized to be that of a
young cub in distress.
A low growl rang through, the forest
Dropping his oad all but one stout
suck, Jim rusned to the scene and
picked up Elsie with his left hand, and
just as the angry old mother bear was
about to spring he gave her a swift,
hard blow on the nose. She rose in the
air once, then fell backward, stunned,
while Jim gave her blow after blow,
until she rolled over and breathed her
last
Then he walked back to camp, car-
ring in his strong arms the bewilder
ed Elsie, who had not once let go of
her two black "puppies."'
"Jim", the child asked, "what made
you beat the old doggie so hard "
Advocate and Guardian.
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an enameled- VV -
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trade mark la the shoe.
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THE SEAL.
A GOOD WORK,
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That the officials of the United
States treasury and agricultural de.
partments are very much In earnest
in tHelr determination to prevent the
Importation of adulterated food pro
ducts Into this country is apparent
from the fact that about 400 different
importation shave already been held
up by the inspectors for .examination.
Thla was done under the provisions of
the law passed at the last congress,
which provides for the seizure at our
ports of entry of any foreign food
products suspected of being adulter
ated or falsely labeled. Of the large
number of seizures thus far made
some have been found to be as repre
sented and were admitted, others were
rejected and ordered deported and
still others are yet under investigation
It is not expected that so many
cases will be in the inspector's docket
again, as the importers have .been
given to understand that" the law is
to be rigidly enforced. The fraud it is
designed to frustrate is one of the
meanest imaginable, as it threatens
the . health of every individual who
consumes these foodstuffs. The extent
to which the fraud has been practiced i
in the past is simply appalling, the
records of the agricultural department
experts showing 'that almost every
article of food and drink brought from
abroad is doctored with, poisonous
coloring or flavoring matter or adul
terated with cheap substitutes, con
cealed by high spicings.
The efforts of the government offi
cials to i strictly enforce the anti
adulteration law should be heartily
seconded by the consumer, who is the
one particularly benefited. Consum
ers may play an important part in the
work if they will take the pains to
educate themselves as to the char
acter of the adulterations used and
insist on getting what they are sup
posed to be paying for, When the
manufacturers and importers are
given to understand that the American
peoplg linew th difference between
adulterated u& pure food and will
aot nst' th latter they will ceag their
attempts to impost upon their pa
trons.
A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE DINNER
JACKET.
Her is a design for th very dain
tiest of dinner jackets, and would be
a most suitable gift to send a bride as
art addition to her trousseau. It Is a
loose-hanging sacque made of a fine
silk white point d'esprit, gathered full
across the top and sleetes,
It is finished at the edge With lace
motif's crescent-shaped, applied tm,
oti aftef the- other-, making scallops,
The little shaped jacket which i put
as at terwafd is- made ol Dfesdea taf--leta,
a white baehffousd, with pale
pink and green designs through it.
This Is all cut in one piece; with the
tabs hanging over the shoulders. -The
four button.3 are of rhinestones.
THE MESSIAH OF NATIONS.
The big West Indian seal, known as
the Aquarium by the attendants as
"No. 2", which died recently was prob
ably the Aquarium's best known ex
hibit iMore persons will remember her
and her habit of playing tricks on the
spectators than any of the other ex
hibits, Her tank was always the centre
Of attraction. Notwithstanding the
sign which waa posted on one end trt
the tank warning people to keep at the
other end if they would not get wet,
many were willing to take the chances
for the pleasure of watching her. She
wag discriminating in her chocie of
subjects for her tricks, and showed her
intelligence by the subtlety with which
sh perpetrated It. She would swim
about thi pool. t if niylna no &ttm
uen to any on, ana, suddenly stop-
pins, turn ner netta to on side ana
bark, His aim was usually good, and
the water, about a quart In quantity
reaehed Us mark with startling speed
and certainty, It Is told of on young
man whose bright necktie became her
target, that when the water atruck
him he was so startled that he fell
over backward, and would hava fallen
to the floor had not an attendant
caught him. The Heal, seeing him dls.
appear, got up on the ledae of the bool
and looked over to see what had be
come of him. .
One morning Mr, Spencer was walk
ing about the unner tier of tanks.
when he heard a demon-like roar that
seemed lo come fronr beneath him,
From time to time ha heard U in dif
ferent parts f-th building. It al
ways seemed to com from below. In
vefstlg&tlon proved that th seal had
put her snout down th big pip In the
bottom of her empty tank ana was en
Joying herself by roaring Into It, As
the pipe connected with other pipe
radiating all over the building, th
roar arose everywhere,
tthe was said to be the only one of
her species in. captivity. It Is doubt
ful if Hit AQuaxluA Kill have Rafter,
In the need that bows us thus,
America!
Shape a mighty song for us
America! : .
Song to whelm a hundred years-1
Roar of wars and rain of tears,
Neath a worlds triumphant Cheers;
America! America!
From
Pesp
ondeiicy
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I"IT?TT1 A T TflW Tt T A aaa
A few months iao my health leemed to break down alfcocethw I n'mnU -if-l; a ri? Lfv
sustain me any longer. I lost my appetite, could not sleep and was in the very slough of despondency, which wag SettW
aggravated at the menstrual period. - Our physician was unable to ffiva ma anvthln vrkinh a. t! : LJLpeauy
ana I kept getting worse and was very nervous and hysterical. - 4 1 7 ' f T u- ca8b uenent w me
,A friend who had used Wine of Cardui suggested that I try it. So I' sent for some and within two days after I
started to use it I felt a great deal better. I could sleep at night and gradually . 7 w 1
the nervousness passed away. I became strong and had no pain at theperiod. ? 0 Gn "tilte(!jxLjr
I am now enjoying the best of health due to the merits oi Wine of fjdVfOZf,iJ fl
Cardui for which I am deeply grateful. v , v ,
There are hundreds of women in this city today who need Wine of Cardui and they would not hes-
n
A u s
ii.v. iwv.ub w uum. u. vmy rucw wudi a recora it nas maae. Day alter day and year after
year letters like this one, praising Wine of Cardui, have appeared in the papers of this land and hundreds
or xnousanas or sick women nave secured relief from
painful and irremilar menrrniatinn. 1n-nrrViroo r,A
i r . i ... . . . - a . ,
ocarmg uown pains Dy iouowing tne advice given. .
Can any fair minded woman refuse to take the testimony of ten thousand of her sisters who
have suffered just as she and then have been completely cured ? Who can fairly say ' 'Wine of Cardui
will not help me" with such facts before her ? Wine of Cardui is a pure vegetable extract that is so
mild and simple in nature that a girl can take it with benefit when threatened with early menstrual dis
orders. Older women are cured of the more serious menstrual troubles, bearing down pains and leu
corrhcea. For the troubles at childbirth and for middle-aged women at the change of life Wine of
Cardui meets every crisis in the life of a woman. ,
J-W teeatoent by getting a bottle of Wine of Cardui from your druggist today.
The American Boy .
For November comes to us with 36
pages chock full of matter of interest
to boys that will keep them busy for
many long evenings, This number con
tains some peculiarly attractive mat
ter. The first chapter of a story by the
editor entitled, "Three Yankee Boya in
Ireland," being a combined story of
travel and history, thoroughly Illustra
ted makes its appearance. Appropria
te to the month ar two excellent foot
ball stories "Harding; Substitute,"
and "Jack's two Victories," with an
item on "How to Train for Football."
Other stories are; "How m and Dill
Trapped a Dogfish' Frltx Uiritch'g
Turkey," Mr. Reed and the Harmless
Cub;" "The Little Cayuse," and "How I
Jlro Got His Antelope." There are
articles teHlng how to make a coast
ing wagon, how to rig up an electrical
apparatus for the bedroom, how ta
become strong; and how a boy can be
his own bookbinder Theri there are
illustrated articles on "Boys for the
Navy;" Helpful Influences ih "The St,
Bernard Hospices " "champiott swini--
ttiersj" "OOod Tricks for" Wititef
gvehiflgaj" "A Peculiar November'
ceiebratienT' "The Last Remflaflt m
Perry's Fleet I" "The Trills mA
Triunipb of a efltfy fie in a
Great miy,"
FREE HELP TO
SICK AND WEAK
8imply Write Drf Hathaway, th
Benowned Southern Specialist, Just
How You Suffer and He Will Tell
You What To Do To Quickly Cure
Yourself at Home Saves Doctor
Bills.
iGi Class
FREE
ALSO 8 MEDICAL BOOKS
TO ALL.
Thero is no longer any need of giv
ing money to doctors to find out what
disease you have when you can write
;Dr. J. Newton Hathaway, the distin
guished Southern specialist and scien
tist, and he will tell you for nothing;
and as no man stands higher in the
profession of f medicine and science
John Philip Sousa, one of America's
most popular composers, and, James
Whitcomb Riley, one of America's
most popular poets, have given us a
new national , song. Riley . wrote the
words shortly after the death of Presi
dent McKlnley,, and the great band
leader soon, after composed the music
for it. Time is needed to make It one
of the popular songs of the age. The
song is entitled, "The Messiah of Na
tions," and the lines are as follows:
Lift the trumpet to thy mouth,
: America I
East and West and North and South
' America!
Call us round thy dazzling ghrine
Of the starry old enslgn
New baptized In blood of thine,
America! America!
Dying eyes through pitying mists,
America!
See the assassin's shackled wrists,
America! ,
Patient tyflg that turn their sight
From all blackening erlme ana might,
Btin toward heaven's holy llf&t-
America! America!
High o'erlooking sea and land,
America
Trustfully with outheld hand,
America!
Thou dost Welcome all in Quest
Of thy freedom, peace and rest--
Every exile is thy guest
America! America!
Thine a universal love, "
America! " '
Thine the cress and crown thereof,
i ; Amerlcal,
Aid us, then, to ling thy worth1;
Oed bath bulldfd from thy birth,
Th first nation f the earth--
; America! America!
AND -0THER5.
Thi better clasi of druggist", everywhere, are men of scientific attainment)! and high Integrity,
.who devote their lives to tn welfare of their fellow men in supplying th bent of remedies and
purest medicinal agents of known value, in accordance with physicians' prescriptions and
Bcientifio formula. Druggists of th better class manufacture many excellent ' remedies, but
always under original or officinal names and they never cell false brands, or imitation medicines.
They are the men to deal with when in need Of anything in their line, which usually includes
all standard remedies and corresponding adjuncts of a first-class pharmacy and the finest tttid
best of toilet articles and preparations and many tiseful accessories and remedial Appliances,
The earning of ft fair living, with the satisfaction which arises from ft knowledge ef the benefits
conferred upon" thelf patfonS &hd fifcslstaiiCd td th meMieal profession, k fislialiy their' grefltfest
reward for; long years 6f study ahd many hours of dally toih They all knew that gyfup of
fjgsisafl excellent laxatlte remedy aflti that H gives universal lati&fsetlofi) ahd therefore they
&f& ellliig many fflllilefisj ef bettle flflritialiy ta the well Ififotffled j)tifgfcaF ef the wml
fefadie, and they always" take elatife in hafldiflg at the genuine artldi barifl th Ml
name f the fflpaHyyaiiffiifa if$ gyrtip (3,pfiiitd n th frfit f every package.
Thy kn9W that ffl m f eeldi asd head&ehis atifldd by felllBflf &fld flgtlpatien ma
f wakR t treidlty f the liver and howUt flflslug item iffegalar habit?, indigegtlofl, f
vF--fttlBg; that thr 13 r thr refnedy flmmU ffmft mihmm in its eSeet as
gyrup f Figs, and they m gUd t ill it baBff ifc givi ynlvffiftl fattefeefctefi,
Owing h eien9 ol tiymp of Figs, the unfvergat PfltJgfaetjon whkh 'ft givei find the
Immense. 4fan4 far it, Imimiom hav peen niftde, tried and condemned, but there
Individual druggists to ba found, hero and there, who do not maintain the dignity end principles
of tba profession and whosa greed gets the better of their judgment, and who do not hesitate
to recommend and try to sell tha imitations in order to make a larger profit uch preparations
sometimes have the name Syrup of Fig3"--or MFig Syrup" and of some piratical concern,
or fictitious fig syrup company, printed on the package, but they never have the full name of
the Company California Fig Syrup Co. printed on the front of the package. The imitations
should bo rejected because they are injurious to the system. In order to sell the imitations
they find it necessary to resort to misrepresentation or deception, and whenever a dealer papses
off on a customer a preparation tinder the name of "Syrup of Figs" or "Fig , Syrup," which
does not bear the full name of the California Fig Syrup Co. printed on the front of the package,
he is attempting to deceive and mislead the patron who has been so unfortunate as to enter Ins
establishment, whether it be large or small, for if the dealer resorts to misrepresentation and
and deception in one case he will do 60 with other medicinal agents, and in the filling of
physicians prescriptions, and should bb avoided by every one who values health and happiness.
Knowing that the great majority of druggists .are reliable, we supply the immense demand
for our excellent remedy entirely through the druggists, of whom it may be, purchased every
where, in original packages only, at the regular price of fifty cents p?r bottle, but as exceptions
exist it is necessary to inform the public of the 'facts, in order that ail may decline or return
any imitation which may be sold to them. If it does not bear the full name of the Company
California J'ig Syrup Co. printed on the front of every package, do not hesitate to return the
article and to'demand the return of your money, and in future go to one of the better class of
druggists who will sell you what you wisii, and the. best ol everyimng in ma nue at reason uno.
via?.
, MADE YOUNQ AGAIN.
"Ona of Dr. King's New Ul Pills
each night for two weeks has put me
in my 'teens' again'' writes v. ii,
Turner, of Dempseytown, Pa, They're
the Lest in the worm ror wver, Diom
ach and Bowels. Purely vegetable.
Never gripe. Only 25c, at Burwell &
puna' omg stor?.
D. J. NEWTON HAlMrtWAY.
His Knowledge is Free to the Sick.
than he does, what he tells you can
be relied upon as being correct. In
this way hundreds - upon hundreds
that we know of throughout the South
have been cured, for this great doctor
is not only an expert in knowing what
you suffer from, but his cures . are
brought about in an entirely original
way, , along ; new ; lines, developed by
him after two generations of years in
the profession. He wants to hear from
ali:m$tt and women who suffer from
any d&easof the throat, lungs, heart,
stomach, kidneys, bladder, female
troubles, rheumatism,, plies, prostatic
trouble, blood poison, nervous debility,
emaciation ef parts, impotency, losses, i
varicocele, stricture, night sweats,
weak back and all other affections of
the nerves, muscles and glands. 2I
will iflgtantly stop all aehti and
pains, soreness and swelling, steady;
nerves, aroust museular energy,
get th blood to circulating, put
strength la the baek and flrmne&s in
tht tissues and one again make yon
an determined and ambitious as of
old.
The doctor is also famous as the au
thor of many medical books on chronic
diseases that are standard among the
profession and these have now been
Issued in special editions for free
circulation among the masses. Every
person who is sick and evfv haart tt
a family should have them for refer
ence in caste ot emergency, and this
can be don by addressing rf. 3. New.
ton Hathaway ,H 29 Inman Building, Afc
ianta, aa telling him which book you
want &fi,l h will send it free at unoa.
Altogfet'aer there are g of them, as fol
lows: 1, DiseftSiS ef tha Vital ore-ana.
2, threat, lungs, fatarrh; S, female dt
pbbpb upw wmion) f 4, stricture; 6,
varicocele; 6, blood poison (modern
edition) 7, kidneys, bladder, rheuma
tism 8, nervous deblirty and weak
nossoi of men (enlarged new edition),
rK. for r,.9 DQ0K yu want and the
doctor Will Bend it to vnn trnn, rlt.
him how you jiuffer and he will tell
your disease and the quickest way to
vw nee.
tut the COLO DUST TWUfS do TOUT WOfk -' I
M. T Minion of
Xft I women have .
temtl already, $ .
Tl'Vleiniea that fgco3
1 ' more than J i " ryoV V
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actual labOf ot hottsewoik
may bt feared tf ttting
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rtyB, pim, ate, , making M flflt wtt fP
COW) MAW5S gABO WATIB IQfT
If
fef ii Where iYou
IS GOOD
$2.00 PREPAID
A thorough douobaia net!e
Brr (o ererv woman
Wlnrd Circular Spnj
nynnvs uperatcs ioiioi;iiii
rpni'heat fetery pau ana ri
tnriTnfl All Hflnl-nflnnl And all
chutgoa, lnsnrihg, perteW
heftltb atifl fotruiafltv, Hal
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