ntacy TraaMc Makes Tm Miserable.
Almal everybody who reads the news
paper* i* awe to know of the wonderful
a .I i, cure* mad* by Dr.
$M> -JFz Ilk Klhner'* SwamjCjtoot,
1 !} meal kidney, liver
Q l_'&-r , y jli and bladder remedy.
1 IjaVj jx It to the freat medt-
JLll f«/ Mfcal triumph of the nine
in I iM teenth century; dto
A*!! —JiHjli aoemilic research by
"n lr~t| "uPxl Dr. Kilmer, the eml
|| " UL-. ■ nent kidney and btod
«i ■ ■■ ' (tor special!*!. *nd to
vaedahDy successful In promptly curing
lama baok, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
' Mae and Brtfht's Disease, which to the wore:
farm of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root la not rec
ommended tor everythlnffcut If you have kid- 1
nay, hver or bladder trooble I! will be found
)uat the remedy you need It has been tested
In ao many ways. In hosplial work, in prlvaie
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
ohaae relief and has proved so successful In
every case that a special arrangement h*_
been made by which all readers of Ihis papei
who have not already tried It, may have a
aampie bottle aenl free by mail, also a boo!,
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Whan writing mention reading this generous
olfer In this paper and f
Mind your address to Mkw J|j!N' U )
Dr. Kilmer h Co., Blng- HBBplnßMijifi2L
ham ton. N. Y. Tbe* 8
regular fifty cent and Hon* o (nmp-iM
dollar die* are sold by all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake, but remembe.
the name. Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer i
Swamp-Root, and the addrea*. Binghamlon
N. Y.. on every bottle.
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GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
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#mj boula.
Sold by S. R. Biggs.
Blind, bleeding, itching and pro
truding piles are instantly relieved
by ManZan. This remedy is put
op in collapsible tubes with nozzle
attachment, so that the medicine
may be applied inside directly where
the trouble originates. ManZan
relieves instantly. Sold by S. R.
WHISKY STORED IN OIRMANY.
Distiller* Find It Cheaper Than Ray
ing Taxee In Thle Country.
It la not generally knows that
vllle dlatlllera and warehouse men uws
warehouses la Oermany In which con
siderably more than s million gallon*
of Kentucky whlaky la stored and will
soma time be returned to this state,
| says the Louisville Herald.
The reason for storing whisky In
| Oermany la to save money, although
| there may be the contributing reason
!of securing a sea flavor. The national
| law formerly provided that whisky
must be taken out of bond Inside of
I three years, and the tax of $1.1(1 a gal
lon must be paid on It when taken out.
It alio provided that If whisky be ex
[ ported such tax would not have to be
paid on H at the time of the taking It
out, and. further, that It might be re-
Imported upon payment of 91.10 a nal
lon. The duty on Imported whisky
which to not made In America 1* 12.25.
Many dlatlllera and warehouse™
found It cheaper to export the whisky
and Import It later than to borrow the
money for Internal revenue taxes. An
enormou* quantity of whlaky was then
aent abroad, and, as Oermany I* the
only country which will admit It with
out payment of a duty It was sent
there Both Mexico and Canada Im
pose a heavy duty. The distillers flg?
ured that the cost of transportation
both way* was cheaper than the Inter
est on the money with which they
would have to pay taxes at the time
Tbey could keep the whisky stored In
Oermany many years, or as long as
they wanted to, and bring It back in
small quantities, so they were not put
to the embarrassment of borrowing
very large amounts of money for taxee.
Congress has since passed a law allow
ing whisky to remain In government
warehouses eight years before the In
ternal revenue taxea are paid.
Educating Children's Memory.
As children, part of the Jap's educa
tion is learning to notice. A tray with
a doaen things on It to given to the
child for a few minutes, when it Is tak
en away from him and be Is required
to repeat from memory the name of
everything that was on the tray. Orad
ually the numbers of things are In
creased, and the time he is allowed to
look at them decreased, until noticing
becomes u habit, and in a single, cur
aory glance catches up the main Idea
and details In an almost magical way.
One mother, who heard of the method,
wan so struck by Ita simplicity and by
the value uf quick obaervlng that sbe
tried the experiment* with her own
children—not with trays and objects,
but In their walks. She found that the
children develop splendid memories as
well.
Odd Form of Coal.
One of Colorado's greatest discov
eries In the form of innovation In coal
Is Interesting experts and scientist* In
that atate. where a deposit four and a
half feet In thickness has been pros
pected for two miles in extent and has
yielded coal In the strikingly peculiar
form of Utile cubes and hexagon-
column*. It separates easily,
the .seams give off little dirt or dust, it
biifus with a blue flame, retain* heat •
long time and makes little ash.
It breaks to a small nut size and la
considered suitable for hard coal burn
ers and grates. Many regard the new
coal as one of the most valuable fluds
lu this almost unknown empire of
riches.
The Oath in Siam.
The formula of the oath of ofltce In
81am is long and complicated. It la
also very violent. For example, here
is such a form of it as high functiona
ries go through In swearing solemn
fealty to Iheit sovereign:
"May the blood.drop from my body;
uiay my head break in two: ma)' the
crocodiles devour me; muy I be com
pelled to carry water In wicker baskcta
to quench the flame* of hell; may 1 suf
fer the most horrible tortures until my
years are as many HS the grains of
sand by the sea if Inviolate this, my
solemn oath."
King Christian'* Palace.
Fredensborg. where year by year
King Christian's descendants gather lu
patriarchal fashion, is about two hours'
distance by rail Horn the capital. The
palace contains about 400 apartments,
lucludlng a vast-domed ball where din
ner is served every eveuiug, and the va
rious suites of rooms devoted to the use
of King flu Ist tail's sous aud daughters
when returning for a space to Fredeus
l>org. says Woman's Life.
It Is sstd that one of the simplest la
that occupied by Queen Alexandra,
whose little possessions are treasured
most carelully. Frrdensborg bad mauy
memo i ies uf the late Queen Louise. •
Buccaneer Fish.
The blue buccaneer* are among the
most voracious of all flsh. Swift,
strong, armed with efficient teeth, they
possess unlimited appetites and they
know not the meaning ol mercy or
tear. Moot destructive of all our sea
flfh, they rival the worst of the carniv
orous species uf South American wat
ers. 'ihey are thev wolves of the sea.
and very frequently they destroy for
what appears to be a mere love of
butchery. They move In large schools
and the) never hesitate to attack ilsh
of almost twice their own size.
Observing Yukon Day.
What St Qwrn'l Day U to litltalu,
what DdmJtfoii Pay to to Canada and
(hit ludepeudeuce Day I* to the Amer
ican republic. 1* August lti to the Yu
kon It was on that day nine years ago
that Skookum Jim washed out hi* fa
mous pan on Rabbit Creek, w hose re
■ult' was the bringing oC thousands ot
people to thi> country ai d eatlc UluiJ th«
world'by 11 g».0O0.n08 in gold.—Yukon
Win I '
Now is the time to guard the
i!i altb aud strength of lungs. The
'jest remedy to use for coughs and
1 :olds is Bee's I„axative Honey and
Tar. The only cough syrup that
loes not constipate the bowels, but
•vhich on the other hand, expels
ill cold from the system by acting
is s pleasant laxative. Best for
coughs, colds, croup, whooping
cougb, etc. Sold by S. R. Biggs.
i FOOD VALUE OF BANANA*.
They Ar a Net, Like Some Fruits,
Good Only for Their Flavor.
Professors of dietetics tall us thst the
banana is not, ss many fruits are, a
flavor and nothing more, but a food
and a source ot real nutriment. It i*
at once useful and delicious. It not
only gratifies the pa lata, but supplies
material for combustion and the main
. tenance of animal heat, while It also
' build* up the muscles and repair* the
I worn and threadbare nerves.
The flour made from It in Its dried
state I* eqnal In nutritive value to rice,
and bow invigorating and *u*taintngrice
' I* haa been demonstrated In the recent
; acbievementa of the Japanese. Dried
' .ind sprinkled with sugar, a form In
> which it has been recently Introduced
In this country, the upstart banana i*,
weight for weight, aa nutritious as tbt
venerable flg.
But it to In the fresb state that the
bauana chiefly appeals to us. It*
creamy aucculence and delicate odor arc
luvltiug. and its pleaaant sapor 1* a
prelude to good digestion. Dependent
a* that aapor to In ethereal body, which
the coal tar investigators have not yet
been able to Imitate by chemical es
sence, It I* a subtle stimulus to all sub
sequent elementary processes. And tbu*
it I* that the banana to an eminently
digestible food. No sense of oppression
or drowsiness follows a meal of It, and
a meal of It may be bulky enough—
Pall Mall Oazette.
Queer Case ftf Graft.
The Ruaslan press has been full of
accounta of a mysterious discovery of
gold on one of the iraln* arriving at
Samara. Three large caaes. aupposed
to contain Ked Cross medical supplies,
were found to be stuffed with gold and
pajier money to the amount of 1.'>00,-
000 roubles, which had apparently been
(hipped from the front. The gendarm
erie took the matter in hand. An In
vestigation. was ordered promptly and
a* promptly suppressed, apparently by
high suthority.
The Nowostl. commenting on the In
cident, remarks: "That robbery of state,
property goes on in the far east we
knew long ago. That it also exists in
the west, south and north as well as In
the center, we also hsd reason to be
lieve; but the caae under notice ia in
teresting, because upon the first count
the money amounted to a million rou
bles, but upon being counted by tbt
police it amounted to about 900,000.
"Being then placed under 'control,' It
had. of course, to be counted again,
when it was found to be 'shout' 640,000
roubles. The arithmetic of the various
department* the money passed through
rarlad so conalderably that the sum
presently dwindled to 600.000 rouble*.
The higher authorities, having now
atepped in, It to to tx; preaumed that
further countings will take place, and
by (he time the wealth reaches the con
signee it I* hardly likely to amount to
double flgure*." Suck la graft in tb*
czar'* domluiona.
Mushroom* In Brick*.
The work of the plant bureau la la
character almost Infinitely varied. Tak*
for example the successful experiment*
recently made in the growing of im
proved varletie* of'mushrooms If you
will visit the town of Columbia, Mo.,
you will And there a great establish
ment with surroundings which suggest
a brickyard In full operation, it is. in
fact, a brick factory, but the bricks
which are stacked in huge piles out of
doors, are not of clay, but uf mush
room spawn spawn, that Is to say, of
a superior quality, guaranteed to pro
duce much flner mushrooms than those
hitherto purchasable in the markets.
This Industry Is the outcome of a
discovery, made by one of the plant bu
reau's experts, that It was practicable
to introduce small bits of mushroom*
into bottles of sterilized manure, and,
wheu the thread-like vegetation uf lbs
fungus had run all through the manure,
to use the latter for the seeding of
mushroom beds. Inasmuch as only the
largest and llnest mushrooms are
chosen for the purpose, the spawn ob
tained to of a superior variety uiid
yields mushrooms of corres|ioiidliiK
quality. By mixing it with heaps of
compost the latter Is aoon converted
luto spawn of like high grade, wnich,
made luto bricks, flnds a ready market
at a very remunerative pries.- Outing
Magazine.
Blasting with Acetylene.
' A new process for using calcium car
bide lu blasting la inscribed by Oue
dras In the Comptes Heudua A sheet
Iron cylinder Is use aa a cartridge. U
has three separate compai tiueuts oue
containing calcium carbide, another
water, aud the third only air aud an
electric tuse. The cartridge to placed
In the drill hole, the latter closed by n
wooden plug, and the water In the
cartridge then allowed, by a special de
vice. to flow Into the carbide compart
ment. After about live minutes, during
which time the cartridge ha* become
tilled with a mixture of acetylene and
air under high pressure, the electrte
1 use 1* Ignited by a current, and a vio
lent explosion reaulta.
A Japaneae Lighting Plant.
The Dsaka Electric Light Co. of Osa
ka. Japan, a city of 800:000 people, to
equipped entirely with American elec
trical apparatus, Including six turbines,
also made in Scheneclady. N. Y. This
company has a paid up capital of st,-
200.000 and to ao progressive that it i*
on a par with some of the best Ameri
can electric lighting companies.
Wood for Pencil*.
The amount of wood which I* used
•very year for the manufacture of pen
cil* is almost Incredible. Nearly 4.000
acr«* of cedar tree* are rut down anuu
nllv for this purpoae alone, and ot
Utc." 1.000 acre* are in Florida. Id
B»nir-i. au>ne theie are aouie forty pen-
It is a sin to suffer with back
ache and pains over the Kidnevs,
wheu a single dose of Piue-ules
will give relief in one night. Suf
fering women should heed these
warnings ere it is late. Female
troubles may result. Pine-ules
will strengthen the kidneys and
and bladder, cleanse the blood and
relieve the aches and pains of Neu
ralgia and Rheumatism. Sold by
S. R. Biggs.
flf "THERE'S A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM!"
Not the mere temporary relief that the old "remedies" gave*
not the Iltt,e Mp that the doctor's prescriptions give; bat
Rheumaclde does. Rheumatism is caused by an excess of
1 « All i| uric acid in the blood. It Is an Internal disease and requires
H . jlifn [lliil a strong and vigorous internal remedy that will cleanse.
iifllr/ H the blood of all its germs and yet act through such nat
jl'lWr!# ufl ul> ai methods that it builds up the entire system.
rfvKr ■ SWEEPS ALL poisons sr™ blood.
Tte treat Blood Poritiere I CURES TO STAY CURED.
I DUBIIMJtTieH 1 HE latest scientific discoveries. At the same time it cures
KnbUmATISm $ feM Rheumatism it sweeps out
I AU« . Specific lor*ll other DiMases » H CU " ED ,' 6 , ° ff tbe blood the germs of
J arising frop, Impurities of th« Blood. : j[»Jj| For 1-1 year. I h»« with °ther Wood diseases,
II niDrrrinui 2 HrM R»'«umatwm. i »«* tn»t*d b>- phy- and cures Indigestion, Con-
DIRtCTIONS. a Hi alcians hutf?>tno relief. Long h:ucal cl-spair*d - . t •
u a4hiu. mt. i»o uui»Miuk in ■ inn* '* njjfa of rvcr i» i:ik wcii a»'.t'n. But. hcuring of stipation, Catarrh, Kidney
11 I a SHI and Uver Troubles, La
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I BOBBITT CHEMICAL CO., | HI »' u " Ji jKrA^ d lirGAKßffißr"™- Blood
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I "CUT IT OUT"
H says the doctor to many of his lady patients, because he doesn't
I know of any medicinal treatment that will positively cure womb or
I ovarian troubles, except the surgeon's knife.
That such a medlclna exists, however, has been proved by the
I wonderful cures performed on diseased women. In thousands of
I cases, by
7 CARDUI
I Woman's Relief
It has saved the lives of thousands of weak, sick women, and
I has thousands of others from a melancholy lifetime of
I chronic Invalid.sin. It will cure you, If you will only give it a chance.
Sold at tvcry drug store In SI.OO bottles. Try it.
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I After t.tKi !•;  ..iidiil I sue up H
I Advisory I l»e i hattanuuga , n y supporter and nit now lie on iny
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Manufacturers ol .
Kiln Dried North Carolina Pine Lumber, .* > J*
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WILLIAMSTON. N. C.
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I LA GRIPPE—PNEUMONIA 1
So many people who have apparently recovered from an attack of La Grippe are stricken
with Pneumonia. This is due to the fact that the Bronchial Tubes and Lungs are left weakened
| and unable to resist disease. y
FOLEY'S HONEY-TAR
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not only cures La Grippe Coughs, and prevents Pneumonia, but strengthens the Lungs so they
I will not be susceptible to the development of serious lung troubles. Do not take chances with I
I, some unknown preparation that may contain some harmful drug when FOLEY'S HONEY AND
I TAR costs you no more and is safe and sure. v Contains no opiates.
I had • bad cm of La Grim* about ten rears ago which left try Lung* O. VACHER, 157 Oagoal St., CEtcaga, Nf« "My tfli bad a vary I
■ so weak thai 1 have been troubled more or less every winter since until I used avrere caaa of La Gripp*, and It Mt ber with a vocy bad CMgfc. Sb« triad I
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR, which cured me completely and ay Lungs , bottK oI FOLEY'S HONEY AMP TAR and it gave niW." ■
H TblWwea—2Sc. Stt-ceat alsocontaina two and small also and
SOLD AID IT
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Sold by S. R. Biggs
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