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THE FRIENDLY HAND.

When nan ain-t r"t a cent an les
feelin' kind ~ biuc-
An clouds bang dark AN heavy an Won I
teJ the sunshine through
Its grcsl. thing. - NV brethren. for
fell.~ Just to law
is hand UFou your shoulder IN a friendly
sort - way,
At makes "A man feel curious; il makes the
Jear-drup start.
An you sor, - feel a fiutltcr IN the re
gtgu e.: the heart
Nuu .au-t ;,uk UP an meet his eses. y"H
dpn-t kEow What 10 say,
When iris hand IL an your shoulder in a
friendly sort " WY.
a. Jhe Wur.d-s Il curious c'mPoGad. TIth
IJS ieus-y am itS gail.
With itS .aTS~ AN ritttg CROSSES nit T.
l-a,J v"rld. after a!l-
An o. -.rJ ts.u must have m1.e ii-ie,iS,-
w-y~. that's Wla, l ss.y
When e lsud rests "u my shoulder -n -
fr-tua-s srGU 80 wa
jaime Nh.;comb Riley.
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HEART TO HEART TALKS.

'There'h be 10 dark valley when Jesus
comes
4 To gather IFS I.v.d ones home"
These words have found a place in my
heart ana the echo Of the sweet music
10 which they were sung. has dweit with
I'M. for d3Ns. our whole city has been anA-
iouS 10 near the Countess of Schiemmei-
Inan. Of whom th,, papers have told rs
So much. \ Woman who gave up life OF
luxury. 81 palace home. 10 i've for others
and Wu-k in tie Master vineyard
Hearing she was going to give the story
of her life al the Tabernacle. where a
isibl. conference WAS beinE held. I wend-
cd my way with hundreds OF others IL the
meeting IL was an impressive scene. at
least "a thousand or more anxious hearers
Were present.
First the good old song Throw out the
Life lime" wAS sung with power. and as
looked over the vast crowd of people l
could readily understand that truly
somebody is sinking today" ami how
much il WIS needed To throw cut the
life line Then there burst forth i'm sweet
ct strains these cheering words:
''Therc'u be M dark valley when Jesus
comes
To gather Ills loved ones home.
Beautiful Thought. Ills presence will
light th, valley from un" end 10 the 9TH
"r. and looking across w view the ever
LASTING hills On who's" SUBMITS our
weary feet viii rest in the Home of the
Soul. and our voices join In anthems of
eternal praise.
After a short prayer the whole audience
Joined in singing that sweet song Of com
--cratiou. Draw Ne Nearer. ami there
were many who felt sincerely the words
they sang "ConScrrate mc now 10 thy ser
vice. Lord hy the power of grace divine.
and hrncc We were drawn nearer 10 the
Master.
= hush feU upan tlli immense audience
a- Cd tlll. graceful woman arose and came
20 thc front Of the stage. she folded her
hands AMI iifiea her eyes above and i'm a
few humble words asked to he guided in
900 she said fer the good uf others. In "a
few simple words she gave the history oi
Beer lif. and spoke uf the wealth and lux
-r. hy wnich She had been surrounicd
uuru She w.s thirsy years old. but she
~fil th,r. hal always h,cn "A feeling in
h.r heart that the world did not satisfy
aud She asked herself what was II she
v.tutedg Gods spirit answered the pu'S-
tiuu and she s1w She WIS living alone for
herself and had never done augat for
u-her- Then she asked God io take her
and aiI She hat and use her rs tie SAN
hest 4 sweet urars took possession of
her AtlIt aia lFnhl tllaA l'iii' NA1 i..'-
devoted her life 10 good works. ihe
sweet. Simple manner ia which she spoke
Tor Jesus I,..t e deep impress on the hearts
~ alI. Tac meeting was "a charming one,
tfn-is-h 10 mad. the most az us feel how
very little we had over done or given up
for the Master. There is comfort. how
,vc-. To- al of us In the lesson of the
uar.tiitlc that was carried to Jesus 10y IN"
-.ur men. who each held "a corner "f his
hrd We may not he able to do such a
work as this rich woman did. but each
,.- ~ us ,stu hold up corner ana 50
h-.n iu thc enpd work ~ bringing souls 20
chris. ANA throw out the life line 10
save. some sinking one today
q *
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SO many things around the cook table.
Take old Brussels carpet. or any WI,n Il
body which IS past It's original use. give ..
two coats Of paint ON each SIDE ana use
for mats i'm the kitchen. Try these.
For pressed cheese take four gallons OF
sour milk. two Of sweet. pour all together
and beat till curd rises. taking care not
to let milk come to a boil. Strain off the
whey: work salt 10 caste and onc-hdlT
teaspounful of soda into curd; place
cheese fin a press, let stand three days
and YOU will have cheese that many Ike
better than that made with rcnnet
AIrs Kate Turner. Cameron.N. C-I have
becn = cora'lnt reader ot Tho Constitu-
ton fer several years and would not do
without the Woman's Kingdom depart
lreu- alone for twice the subscription
price / enjoy reading the sisters letters
50 much. they give me 50 many new IDEAS.
I am very fond of outside work. such as
poultry raising. ami as il has been sug-
gestod that we write more of poultry. l
VII give some of my experiences along
Rocks exclusively. | have tried scVert.
kinds of chickens but have never found
amy that proves aS good layers and table
fowls combined AS the white Plymouth
Rocks. Each hen viii lay from 40 TO 80
eggs Per year Il property cared IoL-
keep an abundant supply ot l0ne Wher@
thcs .an easily get To Il. reed 'iii my 1aoie
SCRAPS tp tGtm AMI do not IEGrced, lnlIo-
GBCc new blood c3cu year 10y securing
Young htgh-Lrci ruosters. HOt akin 40 my
flock. and DO not breed iron old or uI9-
asrd fowls. Fowls three years old or
Older as "a rule .s.e not good breeders
Ia.scl about four hundred last season at
Sd reasonable cost. / sold quite q humDrl
for breeding purposes and all that We're
Loc properly r arked were sold toc table
use at and cents per pound f. %. d.
which amounted 10 about So g. - GEMS
each. have now turcv So iccted fowls Tor
breeding purposes. ] expect 70 SSH du-te
q
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COUNTESS SCHIMMELMANN.

The us.a~ss ssuu ut huu o. reach tilc mass
.- Is 81 puthl,m thsJ is V-Nins tnc public
rl.uI at present ", W.sv ,rosS at oar
N.l r.r,sI shuu.-E,s each Ss..bbttE ssud ie'-I
-r-t-fuI. aus when W, think 90 the th"us-
...l- wlu r..-ser -u inside uf a cnurcn. W.
t..Ilz. he,z MANY are never reached by
Sabbath instruction.
DO ts ta..r.- Jiu- tu hear those who. i'y.-
t..- as-tr.,i of This condition. .r- put ting
.nrrl esvEy effort tu r--t-u ttc mass
ANON tAs-a that rrmrrkahic Woman.
-.v Cuuut,-- :. S.Ainmeimsiun. stands
among Jhe foremost
FE. story ut tre eyaurcli.t-.ouurcs s.
u-.l- uE- q novel iu,ccd 10 would COME
tuI,-- tH t..sI ~ thrilling roElau..- in
rle Esr,l- ~ e novelist The counties
v.- l.sra iu ts-G. iu ihe castle sf Anrcn--
I.--. EtH--.s.u- IIc- father was Dam
4.l r.t.. I.w auI ~Nnri y-t.ttes in hu %
Denmark auI tss rulHlN. Many aisliu-
EI.-l.5 -Hsa@-- w.r. -'itcvtuinrl sd hrr
t.-r.r- castle -h- quite Well remembers
Ii-r..u.s SHE wI~ presented at- the
,.art 90 l~ta En- ei-htrrn and became
lllr OF r.r,.- ts .he Empress Augusta
~.. -.-l Vt-- =wr.ti- ami mo.icstIy "f
I.r arE -ir.- ,E- H-e of ouc 'iay as
-tH.. . .-i..r-
i- ...- 1I q. m- Ar hour pr iwp
l...- Huuu.a- t4U visiting dress "r-
Err-.r.t fH rasuEu the .llls ul.ide te u-
tH. .r tlr .uur,-~- 8 tnnE with
u. .eH... ~ hundreds ~ cards and
...st. &. H.r aHsi fit.fl.r druusi iue Them
....st...fi several Irur-- which
--.u- reclining IIzl.y among th- satin
."-- %. tlI. t-IrriI-e- Returning tu
r". r.f-. B received visitor. aud per
lr- ...I 3 private dinner rarts iu Wy
apartments I',rhare iu th- evening. in
r.. ..-..- slrss1e tn rh- theafer Iu my
-r-..H. state eesrrit-. with glass sides.
vt naugs-. aud sr.n iac< larkey-
l.a..a tfser .u- u.as ST.. went. perhaps.
q. lr.Ut ...ll aut danced f.ll nta aTly
a-.r... er we au tor hours around
lre -r. ts.-frs I- .. -.t .inuor-
~a. -srf-i lI.i- kilL of life very uusrt-
.-...H.- .ati iu h'r -sy court iit. cfml
..-- ..r -surfhiu- hicler ausl hnt-
t..., fl.s tiu' th-- empress sent hey
r. t. persons aui mas" REPORTS For
r.. H.- s5H. ia h.r Hfe she t.sme in
rHi rsatss- With human misery BIZ
uar .ra HlU- tr tt- effects aud Influenced
-.r vhe.. aster ifr- 80" says She asked
fsH.. ru r.aas- H.r willing Co give ur all
r.r..l.s pleasures aui tp ilsc Lc- aui dn
'e-au then SEQ -iVe h"r
...|. arf Iffrr Co als.Eiltiu-
I|. .sH.llrlsa ~ tIr Irsg auI euif.TiuE.
So. ..-au a.- uf-i l"rk amHIls the Ia
s-r.. ~H. founded ID sailor mission.
-. ..-ar .HH.v- houses tn keep them
a. n.u r-e saloons she established
tsr tEu~n unemployed aui
..r..t trss. E#.saluE Isssm~- Sls visited
r HHm.e sH1 CARRIED sunshine. sym
E..r.. HuI H.lW.
ti.- relations were irdi-uaut at h,-
....I..t sui Deer uuu hrpthrr- said SHE
u-- l.s-ue- aHI iHiI Deer STOLEN ami Ilu.
-.. Hfiu ~ rn- IlW. EHi L.r r.l-asrss.
U-t H"r r,.-fits- L'.i taken au h'r prop
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The Starvation Plan
OF Treating Dyspepsia and Stomach
Troubles Is Useless and
UnscientifiC

The almost certain failure ut h- etfT-
NatInu rlr. tsr dyspepsia bus i.s1 pssNt
,i-tsu= f- generally th' i--f th.n= RECON-
m.r.s-f Esr s sl-e Hf INDIGESTION sr a.A
stomach trouble
Many r..lr.r.. grirh weak digestion .-
u-I a- some -..iz -lritu~- consider "a
r--- -f..l a. lHht iu attempting ts s-.-rt
Indigestion fs r..-sr'-r rl- uttf- either
81 selecting certain tu't.i~ ant rtJe'. .tiu
Z r..r.- .t- r.a f..lr HHlu rur amount af Euui
.-.~ re-. f.fr...t enough rs ket-. ~uul aul
...fy Together Co. ssrii.r words tiif- starry
-...-r r.lau IS sss many supposed tu u'- fii'-
inst s4-sU UrE8E-
All this IS radically wrun-- y a- t''i-
e.r a,uH urs-..s.ltift. TO- rrtfs3'iHi-.f'u u-t-.-
~ r.. Il uilu already sun rims frfth ~t.it-
ss..r F..eetu-s INDIGESTION Itself #tatAts
.--r ur-au. a-rts. .lt.4 i"ir iH i'' t'-..s
-Hgr ra-suls. Gltl rHtHr ul-'-~tlsu Hi"@s
.F a. l.a1ff..lalr ut.frr-tuu plenty "i
..T ,tllu..-u-u-. p-su-rI, t'"kfst i"r D.
.r -srs.tlius o. assist tlr weak s'"ii-
E .N4stlv tine ,.uri.s-e fur wni.-h
..---- Tlt~aa.s-lH Tablets u--- assf- .tl
rh. tru.- reason Wur they rur- tn n-
..sa..- ii stom1cI truu.lt-
.- sufii .isut anuuut 90 Ah"ir-'iiie
.-.F aftrr t-Ish meatl tlk" ous "F 81"
81 --ua~r-s uN-Es.rs-.l q I.t.'.'-f- Co. prompt
,e.,- rn.- system D. uuuri-hssi and
--.,..-z...I stomach rs-~tftt- because
Frr- WfI digest tle fuul whether
...--r-...s usrA- cor NOT "ti' -ss'lA -
ras-.. digestive lf- aNt' a-'a aN $500
=-.rF-f- being sufficient fu Ill
-. grains 81 ui~lt- "-=- "r other
. .tu NOUS food r,- t...l,,-..rr rs...r,-
Iarsnl.a a",. III ~ ',. E~'ll y, .,e9... .,.
te-Iu~p rh'- iss-i'~ln ana
..' them ar. absolutely ir..' from
matter ami otll.-r imggr''i'.' l.-'. am am
.easaut q" i9r '-l -,-;il @ - 1.- fhs
. -m.s-- l"r t"'
.~ stores -ell this eS.',;n, ,s.,, pFsli- J,.-
.. ma ths .iaily nzs ,id, "i '"''', n", onIy
@ -At reIf.f bUt O. pcrnia-
MN N ap aai iuVisora'e the diseS-
t.EG u.-Im@.
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MOTHER STEALS BOY AWAY
After She Had Given Him to Others
To Raise.

Columbia, $. G., March Specially >
w nights ago the sympathy ot pas
seuee-s ON The tr4iu from sumter to Co
lumbia We're aroused los tine conduct of a
woman. who had a ltJe boy with her
She told them tha child had been with
others for years and as they refused 10
give il back she had stolen ii away. She
made frantic appeals To the Boy TO rec0g-
uize It's mother. tut she could not. The
woman declared she couldn't live without
the boy and wOulo work herself 70 death
if need bc for his support. The passengers
raised a fund for tae child and its mother.
Now the other side OF the story comes
from Sumter. one who knows the circum-
stances says:
"The mother OF lie child in question is
Jane Gerald, and SHE formerly lived near
CartersNiile. She was a married woman,
hut separated from her husband ten or
more years ago. Apout Iive years ago she
inserted an advertisement in The Sumter
Watchman and Southron asking some
charitable person to adopt her infant SON,
then a child of less than T. year old I. }.
Hayes OF this county, who had no chil-
dren. replied TO the advertisement ana,
although the child was SO young, he and
his good wife consented to take II Tor
their own. as the mother said she could
not provide for it, They took the helpless
infant from its mo hers breast and have
love and care that its mother had never
given it. The mother promised them when
they took the child that they should have
it for their own. AMI that she would never
claim il. They relied on her word and did
not have her to sign papers.
Now, after they have learned TO love
the child. after they have given il years
OF care and attention through its helpless
infancy, the Lneratrful mother comes and
abducts the chic.
"On Friday she went to Mr.. Hayes's
house, near this city. and cnticed the child
to go with her a short distance, promising
Mrs. Hayes to bring him back in short
time, and saying nothing about wanting
To reclaim him. Soon after leaving the
house she got a buggy and went to
where she remained in hiding
IN negro house until Saturday night
then taking the night train for Columbia
Bv going 20 Mayesvihe she threw Mr.
HAYES off her track. as he concluded that
she had returned To her former home at
CartprSville and he proceeded to make in
uuiries in that section FOR the child"
The foster parents Will see if there is
any process by which they can get the
boy back from his mother. They are heart
broken.
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Three Letters from One
Woman, Showing How
Lydia e PfEkssasss'S Vege-
table = Compound Cured
EaEligrg of ire sS0EasEs

. DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-I see your
advertisement in the papers in regard
TO treating woman's diseases, and
would be grateful to You for your ad-
vice in my case. | am suffering from
falling of womb. have pains in my
sides and legs. i'll fact I ache all over
| am getting so weak 1 cannot stand
on my feet much. / have the head
ache sometimes. and a choking, tight
feeling in my breast and throat. Have
a baby seven months old. / hope To
hear from You soon, as / am in SO
much distress. ."-MRs. J. X. COMPTON,
Eggbornsville, Va, May 10, 1S9s.
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-I followed
your advice and / am now on the sec
ond bottle OF Your Vegetable Com
pound and think IL IS going to cure
me. If it does | will ever praise it,
for am. and have been, great suf-
ferer; but now / live in hopes of
getting well. ."-MRs. J. r. COMPTON,
Eggbornsville, Va, July l., 1898.
DEAR Mrs. PEkHAM I
write to you. When | first wrote to
you for advice in regard to my troubles
/ thought could never get well again.
After receiving your letter followed
YOUR advice exactly, and thanks to
Won, | am cured of that dreadful
disease | cannot find words to ex-
press the good your medicine will do.
1t is really more than was recon
rended to me. Mas 7. r CoMproN.
Trgbornsville, Va. April 10. 1899.
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zephyr; will exchange with any one ex-
cept those living in Cal county Arkah-
sas. Send scraps enough 10 make one
square twenty inches.
Mrs. Leila Green. Acworth, Ga. will
send eNtermlna;or recipe dor bedouGs'
mites and lice on poultry. heas. etc. Tor
three yards of any kind Uf goods. stamp
ed envelope for reply
Mrs. J. :. Taylor Slate. Ga. will eX-
change crazy silk quilt worked with SILK
thread for best offer Ia dress goods also
sin linen bleaching do'licS drawn wofA
for seven yards good black calico.
Mrs. J. W. Nolen. Equality. Ala. will
exchange garden seed. "A nice aSSorthe'lt :
ur flower seed also tiger lily bulbs, iris
bulbs and eeranium cuttings for Plym-
outn Rock csgs-enouSh for setting
Airs. Dora Walraven. Oostanaula. 63.'
Will exchange confederate bills Tor cdI!d
lilly bulbs or hegUnias.
Mrs. ". n. Coker. Box l2o. Thomaston.
Ga. will exchange. the Imperial ddinlhS
machine. with directions for use. for one
1nart III small sea shells | also have
English hop seed ! will send to all VINO
send postage.
Miss Pearl Abbott Istachatta. Fla. has
a pair Of new light tan kid gloves, No. 9ia.
to exchange for two yards of silk chiffon,
color pale pink. Write, with sample anu
stamp.
Mrs. Lucy G Taylor. Aquilla, Ala.
would like to make hair flowers in eN-
change for goods of equal value. for
further information address as above.
Mrs. \ +. Byrd. Janet Greene Co,
Miss. will exchange china ounce ite's
for pccan trees or PeknE duck eggs.
also We'll rooted plants OF purple ahd
mink Verh,na for flowers or seed. or any
of above for dry goods.
Nrs. J. =. Rush. silver creek. Ga. has
ten volumes back numbers OF outh $
C,mpanion. Write what you viii give
in exchange for single volumes or Tor
the entire ten. Send stamp
Mrs. J. T.. McJun!,in has pure bred
barred Plymouth Rock eggs for dry goods.
linen lawn preferred. hticCn eggs for ~
yards of the lawn. good quality. post
paid. Write with stamp.
Mrs. W. }. Brumhcld. Hardshell La.
has nice new silk crazy quilt. fun size
seams worked with silk floss. II is lined
with pink Satccu AMI edges bound with
pink ribbon. AIl finished and entirely
new. for best offer.
Niaude smith. Whitney. HM CO.. Tex.
has BEYOND Pardon To exchange for
any one of +. L. Roc's works. Also silk
and velvet scraps for Mycrs's general
history.
Mrs. W. II. Z. Terry. Leland Fla. has
Ecnnic seed. the best ui all chicken
feed. Large paper OF seed given for two
cloth. Send on what you have. have
enough seed to supply an 1emands.
Mrs r. =. Hart. Drauchon. Ark. de
sir"s 10 exchange am SNl0 Chicago view
camera and full Photographic outfit good
as new for Somcthin- of equal value
that can be- used in the house kitchen.
or on tho farm. The camera cost ST..
Write with stamp.
Mrs. r. ". Oslctrcc. Eastaboga Ala,
wishes To exchange pair of pure shawl
neck games for pair Of pure dark Brah-
mas or for pair OF pure partridge Co
Chiue Write first
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Marietta. Ga. March 26.-(Special)-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Grggs, of Upshaw,
this county. celebrated the sixty-eighth
anniversary of their marriage yesterday
&t the home Of their son, A. \. Gr.gss.
Mr. Grlggs was born in North Carolina
and his father moved TO Henry county.
Georgia, when he was two years old. Here
he grew up and in 1882 on March 2ith was
married to Miss Nancy Walden, Of Hen
ry county They were both born in Inc
same year and will both be eighty-seven
years old in a few months.
In 1915 they moved to Cobb county and
settled on the farm where they now reside.
Eleven children were born To then. seven
of whom are now living and are all good
citizens and prosperous in their vocaions.
Messrs u. W. and \. \. GrigEs, TWO of
their sons are among our most substan-
tial farmers of this county.
Mr. and Mrs. Griggs have eighty grand
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children. thirty great grandchildren anu
eight great-great grandchildren.
Four generations were represented at
the celebration today.
Mr. Griggs IS remarkably strong for one
of his age and walks with as much elas-
ticity as many twenty years his junior
His prospects for many more anniversa-
ries are good Mrs. Grigss : also re-
markably strong aud retains her keen
cyesiEht being able 10 read as well as
ever in her life or to 90 any kind Of
needle work. The mental faculties of
both are extraordinarily preserved and
there is not the least chIdishpess about
either
Uncle Porter Griggs IS wen and favora-
bly, known over II the county. Many
friends AID relatives We're present today
To offer congratulations.
Among those present from Marietta
were Judge George +. Goher. Judge John
Nj stone. Sheriff y y Bishop and L. r.
Green.
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Another Case Of Nervous
PP0SfrafSOE7 and EsfEasrs-
ssfafi0fs Of fire REadHeF
Cured by EyGsEa (. Fink
hass'ys Vegetable Corn
gcsgsaSs

DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-I have used
your Vegetable Compound for female
weakness and it has done wonders for
me. L also had nervous prostration-
was not able to look after nv house
work. After taking one bottle began
to improve, and am now better in every
way and feel like different perso--
-MRs. DELLA KEIsER. Marionville. Pa,
February %. 1899.
"DEAR Mrs. PISKHAM-I cannot
praise your Vegetable Compound
enough for the good it has done me
| suffered from infiammat ton of the
bladder. tried doctors. but obtained
no relief.S At last l decided to write
to you, and now, thanks to your RENE
dies. l am entirely cured. '-MRs. X. :.
GRADY. 131 Union St, High Bridge,
New York City, April II, 1899. g.
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with great success. she tells the
story Of her conversion with much
carneStneSs and is 80 humble that one
feels 10 hear and see her. that she has
obtained that peace that the world can
not give" Her whole life day by day
seems 10 BE- spent i'm earnest effort Ia do
good 10 others and win souls for Christ.
a.
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Two WorgfeEs GzEsed Of Es'1
regularity Failing o. EEse
Uterus aH6 Ovarian
Trouble

DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM Il have
female weakness. Menstruation ir-
regular, and | suffer bearing g-down
pains in left side and hip. NV doctor
said had womb trouble and enlarge
ment of the ovaries. / have doctored
two months, but see no improvement.
Miss MARY Z. REED, Swan Creek,
III. . q
DEAR Mrs. PINKHASi-Your good
advice has been worth more than all
ever received from a doctor. Words
cannot express my gratitude TO you for
Lydia L Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. After twelve years suffering
am stout and healthy. Miss MARY +.
REED, Swan Creek, IL, April 2S, 1899.
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM Il suffer
female troubles. My doctor wishes
my ovaries taken out. but I shall
never consent. Menstruation is irreg-
ular and my head has tired feeling.
Hospital treatment does me no good
/ have five children and am fortv-four
years old. Please advise what medi-
cine TO take. "-MRs. E. II. SoSDERs, 437
n 10th St. Philadelphia, Pa, Septem-
ber %, 1898.
DEAR Mrs. PISKHAM-I followed
the advice you gave NE and your medi-
cine has cured me. felt better when
] had taken the Vegetable Compound
but 4 week. ."-MRs Z. H. SoNpERs,
Philadelphia, Pa. February s, 1899.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-04-02

The man who has money to burn usu-
ally has pretty hot time while IL lasts.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-04-02

VOU can buy a chimney to
fit your lamp that will
last till some accident hap
pens to it.
Macbeth's "pearl top" or
"pearl glass" is that chimney.
You can have it your dealer will
get it If you insist on it. He may
tell you it costs him three times as
much as some others. That is true.
He may say they are just as good.
Don't you believe it-they may be
better for him; he may like the breaking.
Our " Index" describes all lamps and their
py9fe, chimneys. With it you always order
the right size and shape of chimney for any lamp.
We mail Il FREE to any who writes for it.
Address MAcEETB, PittsbuTgh, Pa.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-04-02

Like many others. ! come To the Kingdom
for a little help. / am very anXOius TO
get few nice roses. especially the
Marechal Neil:on "A rich salmon color and
one "A brigh. red ever blooming. VI amy
one can supply me ] will appreciate the
favor. ! have four cape jesamines rooted
or Il pure white ever-blOomin~ rose root
ed. also pink rose that | will send to any
one wishing them for the roses or have
Robinson Crusoe." new cook book that
/ will exchange
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-04-02
CELEBRATED SIXTY-EIGHTH
ANNIVERSARY OF MARRIAGE

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