BuAl Smut litis
are as common in as •« stom
ach and liver disorder* with as.
For the latter however there is a
sure remedy: Klectnc Bitters, the
gieat restorative medicine, of which
S. A- Brown, of Bennettsville. S
C. - , says; I 'Thev restored my wift
to perfect health, after years of
suffering with dyspepsia and a
chronically torpid liver." EK—
trk Bitters cure chills and fever
malaria, biliousness, lame bn*"'
kidney troubles ami bladder ol
orders. £K kl IMI guarantee bv R
R. Biggs druggist. Price 50c.
Every time the committee meet'
to lake action on the Suwot case.
some member causes a postpone
ment by lieiug sick. By the etui
of the session tl»e public will also
be complaining.
There is no need worrying along
in discomfort because ot a disord
ered digestion. Get n bottle of
KKIOI for Dyspepsia, and see what
it will do for you. Kodol not on
ly digests what you eat and gives
that tired stomach a rest, but is a
corrective of the greatest efficien
cy. Kodol relieves indigestion,
dyspepsia, palpitation of the heart,
flatulence and sour stomach. Kod
ol will make your stomach young
and healthy again. You will wor
ry just in the proportion that your
stomach worries von. WorTy means
the loss of ability to do your best.
Worry is to lie avoided at all times
Kodol will take the worry out of
your stomach. Sold by S R. Biggs.
The Neill report has already ac
complished wonders. The pack
ers, it is said, have ordered all em-
ployees to wash their hands at
least once a day
Lota of iieople know now what
"abattoir" means Who didn't use
to. A liandy little thing in its
way is the dictionary.
Best Time to Get Well.
All Poisons Can Be Driven Out of the
System Now.
Right now is the lie»t season of
the year to get rid of the blood,
liver and kidney alfectiona that
have been troubling you. You
need building up now in order to
aland the strain of the hot weath
er of summer.
Lef Rheumatism, Sciatica, Gout,
Catarrh, Indigestion or Constipa
lion lull through these months and
they became chronic and hang on
for years.
A regular course of RfIEUMA
CI UK taken at the present time
will thoroughly cleanse the blood
tone io the stomach, set the liver
and kidneys to doing their normal
work again, aim will build up the
entire system.
While it is the most wonderful
blood purifier in the world, yet
RHEUMACIDK is a purely veget
able preparation that operates
through entirely natural methods.
It has l>een tested on the delicate
stomach of a baby without the
slightest harm.
Better gel a bottle today and
start to get well KIIKUMACIDE
has cuied hundreds of stubborn
cases after all other remedies, not
ed physicians and even the great
Johns Hopkins Hospital have fail
ed. RIiKUMAt IDE has cured
thousands of cases and we believe
it will cure you. Your druggist
sells it
RHEUM ACIDK 'gets at the
joints from the inside" and '-makes
you well all over." Sold by S. R.
ihlfgs-
TO CURg A COLO IN ONg DAY
Take UAXATIVR UROMO Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money if H fail*
to cure. K. W. GROVK'S signature on
the box. 25c.
The Triadic
Shaving Parlor
OVER J. W. WATTS & CO.
|Sharp Razors, clean Towels
aad Good Work Guaranteed.
Cleanliness Our MOTTO
Thanking one awl all for your
past patronage and hoping for a
continuance of the same, I remain.
Yours |0 serve,
J. H. HYMAN, Prop.
/T I.W. X
/ HARPERN
I KENTUCKY
[WHISKEY
■AMlftt OAMC CHICKENS.
liwil HmM Down by Generatlciu
•f Irtadtn In tlw South.
Tfcs antotog at |MM itktu for the
poultry *ow gad tor the pit are two
AtlauUi different taduatries. The for
Mr rafdw only a good knowledge of
poultry Is—dial, while «he latter In
volves a* wall a a umber, of Oner polmi
whlck an known only to a few whs
hare boaa loag and closely connect
ad with tha work.
Tfcnaa morata have in many cases
been handed down from generation to
genantloa, carefully guarded Every
breeder ot gaan ahlekana In the Soiub
Ma that the sunoea* of hU Mrda is
largely luialiat upon theae secrets,
aad they are wtthout doubt IhnMy tv
sponslble tor tha auooeaa ot rais
ed by Southern bmliw. A few facts
concerning lime Mrda and their rais
ing tar tha pit, secured from a Virgin
ia plantar, will be of general Inter eat.-
The gentleman aays his ancetrois
brought their original stock of
chickena to this country, and their
descendants have been raising them
ever at nee. Ha la confident that thU
particular il-aki of birds can hold
their own with the beat the country
afforda Thia la not Idle talk, for his
btrla have won lights In the principal
dtlee at the country.
Fliwt of aU. the binds have been
ralaed only tor fighting purposes, and
then year after year of careful breed
lap and selection has developed qual-
Ittee which oould be secured In no
other way. Birds are raised only from
winners and etattra of winners.
The chickena ar« kept together from
the time they are batched ID "he
spring until the young cockerels, or
stage, begin to uianlfeai Qgktlng pro
cliyltlea. That aomea In the fall.
They are than aaparatod, aad each
■tag Is pieced on a walk. That nvnuis
that a farmer or negro Is paid to take
the > jck and keep him on his farm
with not mors than six ban? In such
a place that ho wtll not come In oon
tance with any other oock tor a year.
One might think the bird should be
fighting all that time to develop his
nettle, but careful study has shown
that this to ant tha caaa. During «he
Tear the bird teas no Other oorka; be
to abaolutaly king of the little realm
la which he rules, and hj» reallaw It.
He grow* In atatunt, dignity and
courage. In s few months nothing
can encroaoh 00 his tarrttory without
a challenge aad stubborn fight, be It
cow. horse, mul* dog or man
At the ea& of the pear these cocks
sometimes fpnad over a territory
twenty mile* (H circumference, are
gathered In and Gapped up, preimra
tory to tenting IV toncler holds
little mains for hla own and his
friswda" uaaarasnt, and in thia way
finds out what qualities the oocfcs poa
aena. A fight meane death to one Idrd,
and In oonsequance there Is a thinning
out.
Sometimes when two birds of ex
ceptional worth are put together they
are separated after they have demon
■rated their good qualities, because
they an too valuable to be sacrificed,
the bast birds then shipped to
various parts qf tha country to take
part hi Ma fights
A mate, _pr cockfight. Is on Interest
ing affair. A opnple qt men. for In
stance. fight twaaty birds tor a puree
at 9XOO. SIOO or |6OO, with #lO, 120 or
|M on ach fight If one man wln«
eleven fights he gets the purw, plus
tha naaount on each fight he win*, and
tha loner gets the money for the
fights he wlna. Thia helps htm to
pOf axpanaaa.
Large sum qt money arr also put
up oa tha raauh ot tha main, or on
each separate fight, by company
assembled. Bomrtliaee the fan elds'
friends acne with him and back bis
Mrda to their la# feat, but generally
the money to placed by men on birds
they fancy, sad Whleh their cduoatod
Judgment telle Asm will win.
The preparation of a game oock for
tha pit. usually a ring tycd with tan
bark to prevent the birds from Injur
ing themselves When thoy fall. Is near
ly aa elaborate aa that of a prize
fighter. First, tha oock's natural spurs
an eat down to a short stump, per
il ape half an Inch long, chamois strips
an wound around this and about the
tog and orer this (fee gaff, or steel
spar, to fitted and tied on securely.
Neat, the wtaga and tall are crop
ped abort, the tonnur for the purpoee
at making thaan hit harder, and the
tatter probably becauae It makee the
bird took fieroe. The hackle feathers
an then cropped and the soft, downy
feathers of the breast arc cut close
to keep the bird cool.
The cocks are held together for a
minute, and than dropped on the bark,
aad In a few mlautes then Is a blur
at feathers. Thf fighl may laiit five
seconds or an hour, but twenty min
utes to a good average.
When the birds gtt hung together,
they an separated for a moment, un>.
tha owners blow down their throats
to retire them, but (he rest Is of shorn
duration, and the cooks are set at I:
again
In many eases, tha training of birds
to elaborate. Tha Mrda are dtrfed and
exerclaad to them tor the
content. Two Mrda are often put to
gether. rigged out with muffs or mln
ature boring glovaa for this purpose.
They an eaercleed by tossing them
ap and down on a padded table.
A Mrd that to aot "dead game" and
win not "land steel" has Its throat
cut an soon aa Ita owner finds it out,
and tha aaasa disposition Is made of
the eoeh than nam Its bill and not lta
M, whaa idling
Tha Turkish Language.
Tfce Tnrktah la nM by
wMm to b* Mft«t and moat
iwlfl ot II an ttmaa, batnc better
ihp>i to (k« purpoaa of must raj no
tation *MI flatten tha» tmm U»a
11.H.. '
The cmnmisiiionerr tro«l
on the packers' pet hr»f.
When the baby talk* it is tinw
to give.Hollister'n Rocky Mount
ain Tea. It's the greatest baby
medicine known toiovin* mothers.
It makes them eat si *r —* l Tow.
let* 8 R.
Kooersoi) 11 11 z u &j, .. ,mJL
AGE OP IMUMLW HAS PASSED.
Vlgllanoe of Ihvenia Officers Haa Re
duced It to a Minimum.
For year* the department was nou
pluaxd to discover vajn and ineaua
ot shooing or gluing thu professional
smuggler without persecuting the inno
cent tourist. Aa a first step In the ro
loruiatlou the hundred-dollar limit WIUI
to«orporated In the tariff law. Since
UK law went Into effect- 18U7 to iuo6
—the aggregate amount collected by
Uncle Saiu (fa personal effects has been
tou.uov, roundly speaklug. Conuunt
ihia with the eatlmate of fIOU.UOU.UOO
worth of merchandise previously
brought Into this country In the
ot permmal effects ou which no duty
WJL- paid and the revolution In reveuue
lacUcti nu) be better reallxed.
In the chief cities of Europe the
treasury department employs secret
agents who keep track of sales male to
Americans by all of the big Jewelers
and exporting, houses There are live
ol these In I'arls, four lit London, three
In lleriln. and ao on, oach receiving stt
a day and expense*. they receive
ready to-opcratlon from the foreign
merchants, who do not wish to see the
■muggier uuderaell them In their legit
imate importing business Cortalu big
houses abroad Immediately notify the
tr« iMury amenta when'an American liua
made a purchaae of diamonds. Bilks and
other dutiable goods One noted to
bacco house In Havana regularly glvea
the same sort of warning- Moreover,
the treasury agrees to divide the value
ol Belaed goods with dlslntereetea per
sons giving a clue to a departure ot
amugglod articles purchased abroad
In addition, there are always em
ployed to go back and forth on the big
ocean liners traveling "■pottera." whu
receive fit) a day aud expenses, and
whose business It la to Ingratiate them
selves with passengers and learn what
they can concerning4 heir foreign pur
chase*. -
KuaHlai) furs bave, Indeed. become so
relatively scarce by ruaaon of the ltus
so-Japaneae war having paruJy&ed tbe
Industry that tbe lilgb priot* they
bring Inspire porlodtcal attumpts to
smuggle them lnti> this country In
homeopathic quantities. ArrlvluK on
the Hamburg-American lluor Dlucber
recently, a Cleveland fuwrler and four
members o his family quite forgot to
Inform tbe tuatoom officers of some
s2.two worth ut sable, sliver fox and
mink boas and muffs
Hy mere chance Deputy Oollectors
Coneys auo Norwood, known In the
service as the men with Rountunu ray
eyes, observed the quintet coming down
tbe gangplank. and decided that ths
young women of the party were of
aiii.txing physics 1 architecture The
faintly was permitted to proceod un
challenged to tho letter H, and were
delving In search of their baggage
when the action of the little melo
drama began (lently tapping the head
of the family on the shoulder, they re
quested the honor of a fow minutes In
private with him. lly way of denous
ment, a woman Inspector tapped i rich
vein of furs In the lining of their
gowns, while Deputies Conoys and Nor
wood made a similar discovery on
searching the leader of the party When
the live ohloaus finally disembarked
they had shed enough weight to create
considerable astonishment among such
acquaintances as they had formed dur
ing the voyage.
Bxceptiug woniv.ii, and occasionally
men, who are detocted trying to evade
the payment of duty on articles of rela
tively small value, smuggling on an ex
tensive scale la generally limited to
dressmakers and out-and-out profes
sionals Sometimes where a person Is
well known the Inspectors are con
strained to take hla or bor word Ip lieu
of a searching examination And It la
seldom that any advantage Is taken of
the courtesy, although, as In the recent
raw of a California magnate, it were
an easy matter to hoodwink the cus
toms officers. Asked If he had brought
back anything dutiable, the wealthy
California!) Indicated a small parcel
done up In an ordinary shawl strap.
Upon examination It was found to lie
an |B,OOO tapestry, upon which 91,u00
revenue was cheerfully paid.
An Electrical Phenomena.
According to the American Hlectrl
clan, a peculiar effect on patients while
being electrically treated has, under
certain condltona. been obeerved. While
under treatment the hands and fact* of
patient* sometimes become black, espe
cially In cold weather, and. on exam
ination, It Is found that this condition
only occurs when the chair on which
the patient Is seated Is electrically pos
itive and the crowd of the head nega
tive. "In the room were open fire
places, and In them were placed nil
heaters to keep the room warm; and
It was discovered that the minute car
bon particles given off tiy the burning
oil In these lamps, although too minute
to be visible In the air, was fhe cause
of the hands and faces of the patients
becoming dark. When the polarity of
the chair and the crown of the bead
were reversed, the phenomenon could
not be obtained, nor could It he pro
duced on days when the oil stoves were
not burning."
Hew One Bet Was Paid.
A Moscow man made a curious wag
er. As against 500 roubles h-t by his
opponent, he agreed to eat his fkm its if
Ruaala did not force Japan to sue for
peace last summer He lost and car
ried out his agreement Cutting a
small atrip dally from his footwear he
masticated and awallowed |i, ]t took
him nearly five months to complete ths •
operation.
Ths Mikado's Daily Fare.
The mikado's dally fare is strictly
Japanese. His breakfast consists of
bean soap and a few other dishes. but |
his dinner Is on elaborate one of twen
«> courses. Hla banquets are European
and expensive. |
; Spriiiid Aiikli. Sttff NtCk lane Shouldm
These are three common ailment*,
j for which Chamberlain's I'Min
i Balm is cs|>eciallv valuable. 1!!
j promptly applied it will save you 1
I time, money and suffering when'
troubled with any of these ailments, j
For sale by S. R. Biggs.
_________ i
Man wants but little jiotted m«
here below, but wants that litttej
clean 
RHEUMATISM TO 3TAY
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blind, sick headaches and backaches, and could get I
no relief until 1 tried
7 CARDUI
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I immediately commenced to improve, nnd I
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I KIDNEY DISEASES SmE |
When th 6 Kidneys fail to perfprm their functions properly by not straining out the poison
ous waste matter from the blood as it passes through them, the poisons are carried by the
circulation to every part of the body, deranging the different organs. This causes' heart
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FOIEYSKIDHEYCURE
corrects irregularities and cures Kidney and Bladder diseases In every form, tones up the
CURED OF BRIGHT'S DISEASE. whole system, and the diseases that have
E3 Signs? resulted from disordered Kidneys disappear,
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t mence taking FOLEY S KIDNEY CURE
«T«v: n yro at the first sign of danger. Do not risk
* all thought I wst going to die. Kvrry (BW diyi som? on« to'mei from mllsaawity to Utra ». «M T"\.
t. tho name of the wunderful, medicine that cured mo of Bright'* niuut, and not ou that having Dfight 8 L/lSeaSe Or L)l&DeteS.
i hu tried It b»e failed to b* Uoettttcd.
h Two Sizes, 50 Oeats and SI.OO.
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