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utaa.
An El'BTROOM two.story house, mi mod
ltH NohNc1irnceS gas and tlectllc light
w. corner MckiincN and Louisiana II
LIZ ihlo'nmtion apply to 1i1T Bell ave.
N'N' II
fiNERooM modern cottage. ON psved
street SD 80. broom cottage $40 lyp
" y ililHss, kiam building. u
NhiIVNE CARNIVAL IL YOU are destr-
ous o. securing accommodations with or
MInout hoard during your STAY At Gal.
weston call at our ofTlce: compIete lists
and ful information: representative meets
IVY 'mih5' Office open dry aud night dur
iE arrival week. Galveston Business.
!anor ana Information bureau Room g
40 wenty hrst street. Galveston. 81
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room
WIZ Aot water, OH Main street, corncs
ONE FURNISHED or unfurnished room
t9r rem. I'M Furniture Co. 1902 aud 1874
congress avenue. u
ONE SMALL store Tor repair room for rent.
iilll furniture Co., 1902 and 1904 Congrc IS
avenue "a
NICE ROOMS ana beds 902N Congress "A
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, at Goa Tray.
Is street -
FOR ,RENr-To private family, two-s DRY
uNclhhg, eight rooms. modern improve
ments, l4lo Polk avenue, near AUSTIN
best references required Apply to Mrs
& A. Buiac, 40 More Burnett hulliNG
>.,~,,., l.
rr - ri6so ,u ~ south room, l9ol 'lk
' ' 80 "'NN'So' ~ '>'u't
ron RENT House. Apply 1915 Mont
s.W'N a'cnu" II
LARGE furnished room. water. bath gas.
southern exposure, front and back c1ilc~t,
for one or two Gentlemen or comb te ,
ercnces rs qulred; possession immediately,
ia tFtstuh II
FOR RENr-Officc Aprly 4 n oyer 9tg,,
Fionkir. Fl
FOR RENE" Fivr-To0m ,,oiI1nn 1o15 ON.
hepn avenue modern conYcmenc,s ~.
ply $50 Main slrGet. -
liOl Sis We have then N all parts cf
the cit" aud all prices Seaman 4 Bar
lel! 2Lo Lannin street; phonc 1853 y
MOVING AND STORING Of all kinds of
m"uSGnoiu goods iNlIN!I Hon M, new
dcsiyed Scanina & BarteIi 36G Finpia
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ItNEE iur,hii,sh,rd rooms Tor EsAt mousse
~ : = -. /,
RpoNN- No soath rooms nlWiN Iufni'u. q
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FOR KEN = turnishGd rooms Tor lSL
houseLrepng l5O5 Travis, -
TWO rooms nicely furnished for. light
f, . 10 parties without cnl'u en-;
--.2 -. -1I---- ..z-44g.
SENEN-ROOM furnished house On sire
car, large yard; want TO- rent fgr ihr'e
%niidinc "a
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NICE furnished rooms; also din.ng room
aud kitchen, at Sll Nam street. t-l
NICELY furnished rooms, with modern
conyenlences. 900 Austin. "A
ONE nicely furni ned front room for ront,
two blocks from Central depot l2l3
Sixth. "A
MOE furnighed rooms nv week to TRANSIENT.
close in. 200 Caroline street. =
i-OD DI-[1' TTcdcTC tn T@o,,, Lo11Sn -Ol
Cbartrcs, Appir a6o2 Rusk. Il
s .iriSN at i1oI Texos Ave- one biocs from
7775 1I7z-7 &C. ~ Tin I,7Iidi11 PI77
~ ~. 49,, 90 NJ, Luiiiino 81
~ 81 -cs----. 49, = - ----- - -
IN RENTAL property control ~ nay
10 rcnt or 10 rent property see Norapct
g1lg-1e- 49, ----@ --,-,;;-:--e
FIFE-RoOM mousse newly renoNateH nhl d
etc, at l4o9 Fierce NaII Niuzehs phoh-
1,yo ROOMS for rent with ali m0feT1
cWoorcnicncos three biocks from postof
erc' i50o Franklin avenue .
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1917 Houston avenue. q
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N SELL top buggles for $4J. Mosehart
98k Keller Co ~
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FlVE-ROOM modern cottage, on paved
street $500, a.roum cottage. $1,000 rye
Is Bollrnss, KAN building -
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u Ten ~ mostphine, wniskey habits cured
TO pstieDtn Iteen days; no pain or injury
.our nona. no pay. until cured; deposit
Is when cTr IN bank to your credit pay
iI,o pay all your expenses While here ERE
Home 81 your railroad fare both ways.
lhsoInt.u car line out from center OF city;
spondenedp privacy; will put you in core.
care rlrsn l Slth patients cured; special
a aSIsss The Matthews Hons r nrs Maj.
avenue wv Doert, proprletors. 800 Day
-. y est End, San Antonio. Texas. II
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WELLS for oil and rice irrigation drilled
promptly; contracts solicited; hest ma
chlnery and drllers. +. NJ Cranberry \
Co. Houston. -
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FLY & M'REYNoLDs. 3l8h Main, room
No. S. We control 10000 acres OF ele-
giant rice land In Southwest Texas; also
business and residence property. Come
aud see our manufacturing site with rail.
road trackage; best In the city. II
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OIL, COMPANIES NOTICE-Those wishing
to let contracts for sinking wells can get
thoroughly practical and reliable con
tractors by addressing G021, this office. %
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ANY TOWN WANTING water works. cleo.
trio lights. or anything from a canning
factory to a cotton mill, should write
us. We organize and finance industrial
companies Agents wanted everywhere.
The Southwestern Promoting Co., Wilson
building Houston, Toxas. II
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FOR SALE-On account Of health, the
Me Xanthos confectionery and fruit
store. COS Main street, best location, nue
business es abllshed; for any Information
inquire OF any Of the best Wholesale COM 20,
mission houses In city. II
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|TTz' THE STGNER.

&S GEORGIA GLADYS COOLEY, one
u the most renowned trance lecturers
4nd test mediums. Will lecture on the
lights Of May 20, p. - and n at Gale
fonlan hail. l0lOla Texas avenue, under
DE auspices of the State National Associa-
Non Of Spiritualists. A small admission
b of loo will be asked to defray OK
fenses. %
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
GOMEZ. WE sIGNER.

GOMEZ. THE S1GNER. N
$1,000 REWARD-That We are paving larger
weekly dividend than any other lcgitin,ole
business now before the public: highest
bank ana business reference: write FOR
particulars. Equine Record 90 5ia
Broadway. New York. -
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! TWO large connecting rooms, completely
furnished for light housekeeping; refer
ences exchanged All Charires street p
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| II.
5000 RI, R'EWARD.rhat VIC are paying larger
weekly dividend than any other lcgitin,ol o
business now before the public; highest
bank and business reference: write FOR
haruculars Equine r. cord Co. 2j6
broadway, New York. ~
5000 Will BUY out stock Of the b,st
Ihi'd ward grocery store best / ratluu IN
the city of Houston two.stDry hiiot
bwiding. retail, and store run, 2UN0l H.
each; second story light elegant rooms
modern improvements: fine stable two
servants and one hay room; st rs for fnur
hols ts ana wagon; rent of huidinc re l.
sonablc; VIII take improved city prop.
cry IN tAthans{; q chlnc' ~ gool bust
Nocssn'r, l4lS and ll2O Mckinney ay .
nue.. %
DENTIST in advertising ofcc At Beaumont
AT once; hne proposition for uptodate
man with necessary instruments Al
dress Doctor roori 10. fifth floor, Keith
6nlldlng, Beaumont. Ttxas. II
! FOR SALE Saloon IN center Of city; good
reason Tor selling. Address 7ii3, this f
iice II
/ SAW MILL now running 5000 fcct per
day, four and threetourths miles railroad,
engine, cars, lO,UO0.uUO fect of tnDar
| 1.UU0,CG0 feet OF lumber: good reasons
Address BOX rs, Livingston, .cXas. -
| COMpETENT booEkccper aud Office man
| wishes to Invest $500 10 $500 vita sery
! ices IN some established business. ono
paying salary preferred Is familiar with
| banking, general merchandise and lumber
| Address 1903, this office. 81
| FOR SALE-A tailor shop in arst class To-
cation, centrally located, half block from
| Main street; cause of selling want to
| leave town. Address 7421, this Office. >
| FIIY SICTAN7S PRACTICE cheap in 1a1IT,
! road town: best paying German commun.
! ity in State Address Medico. This office.
-
! THUNDER MOUNTAIN gold fields. an ac.
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INCONVENIENCE persons to whom
the late william Montague Muir Machen.
send 10 his widow, Mrs. William Muir
MicbcnZic, now residing in New. York
city. l06 East Twenty-ffth street, the full
amount of all bills due them from him y
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On ss,,, 10 LICE, LAMBIRT'S-For use
cite s,nrss mems get it MT NAPLES Medi-
t-- - STORE, 9ll Congress. III
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Idrinksrs.- 9Oo additional Pal Pinto water
|csrbona,ea we serve this water plain or
soda fenN, az e per glass. Kiesllngs
s ;-- avenue. A ' b-29
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s l, Gold and Damiana tableis
Eet'npuy relieve and permanently cme
gases or impotence or debility: mailed
r. Leon Bichou. French PharmacIst
/ w Mckinney avenue, Houston. RI
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If IN THE MARKET TO BUY OR SELL
HOUSTON PROPERTY, YOU WILL
FIND lT no YOUR INTEREST no
CALL on ME- ADVERTISE AND
SHOW ALL PROPERTIES FREE NOR
FLEET, PHONES 6T3. BlNz BUILDING.
II
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TYPEWRITERS.

VISIBLE touch typewriting on the "Bliek,
No. 5 $35; No. $50. 0O.Ooo In use, rev
good agents wanted for Southern IeAAs
w t. Russell General Agent, Dallas,
Texas.
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QUESTION CYCLE WORKS had a iirc Mt
Nv Main street, We have now rented
Rsat large building which the Behrens
4pllg Co occupied at 1905 and 1907 Con-
49, avenue, and we need hardly say
fhat we will continue to sell at great dis
cunt Karl A. Lanton 5-ot
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

MEETING Of Hollnnd
IoIee No. l, A. +. and A. NJ,
n tonTght at s O'Clock. Members
Ns II Gray lodge No: ~ ana so
w ioaraIng brethren iSaba inyiied w 70 Me Le
= Kidd. secretary.
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WOMAN wants to cook or wash. MN
wants yard work Or deliver. Apply LOS
Polk avenue. q
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SoOMho sANlTARIUM-Alcohol, opium,
t IA Nm. ana other kindred habits treat.
tsl. strictly private. with special facl,i.
{ne ior lady patients. Cure guaranteed
IN nbr llem ten to twenty days. Competent
5p ssnsls, nurses, etc, in constant at.
H sssaapanee, Removed from business center
{lIso,coo consequent temptations. Address
|Iionston sTTnItarlum, 1917 austin street,
f,-S-s.vu, le1as. Il
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'Is,s,. Few more tirst-class brIck.
Iisie ths al r our mlll at Cotharp, Texas:
4 kln Iori Eastern Texas railway at Luf.
;-- :. Love. superntendent. III
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FaunSUsSs d who does not know our phone
.Esrsselr please make note; ID is 400
|sy1sloa Plumbing aad Mfg. Co. Il
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curing ssTristiiIrdresslns, shampoolng, mad,
snd S,s soap and facial treatments, vapor
,artless sSSe baths; hair goods and toilet
'ayenue watson X Williams, 1913 Texas
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90NDERFuL MEDIUM Mrs. Black tells
1verythlng; 1920 Preston avenue; also by
|ydiL 81
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Two COLORED girls want to sew by the
day, Address 1922. his office. -
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CHOICE TRACTS Of rIce land near Hons.
ton and elsewhere, reasonable prices
casy terms Bryant McEnnis Land Co,
1909 Texas avenue. y
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a CoLoRED girl wants place 10 work.
Apnly lUls ST Charles straet. %
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5a.ufCHINS, Navasota. Tsxas- man.
eeiems a saiYe that viii cure letter,
hind. ~, nngworm or old sores of any
one bd price per box; any one buying
money ratnriln is salve not benefited,
'eiunded' Write for testimonials.
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eDAM JOHNSON ored, palmlst; read
tour life Ike book; she is WONDERING
~ pralrie: old nhone 400 d
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JACKSON street. 9n
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Front section California Stable, so, il
y, = avn. -
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How the Curfey Started.

The origin Of tho curfcw Ia lost IN
obscurlty. The word is, Of course, de-
rived from the French, courvc fcu, or
"covcr fire." Rev. Geo. S. Tyuck writes
In denial Of the theory associated with
William the ConQucror and says that
the OLD story. at one time universally
accepted, was that William the Con-
qucror, fearful OF plots among his
newly vanqulshcd subjects, invented
and forced the curfcw as q check to
such schemes, and 1t has como In con-
sequence to be often quoted as badge
OF scrvitudc and an emblem of tyranny.
1t Is quite evident, however that tho
great Norman was not the originator
or the Idea, although he was prob
ably the first to make 1t q general law
In England. 1t Is more likely to hnvc
been Il useful prccaution against fire
than an attempted prevention OF rebel
lion.
There IS evidence that curfcw bell
was rung ut Oxford In the days Of
King Alfred, nearly two hundred years
before the Norman invnsiofE. The his
tory Of that city states that "thc
custom Of ringing the bell ut Cnrfax
every night at 9 o'clock was by order
OF King Alfred. who ordained that all
the inhabitants of Oxford should at
the ringing of the bell cover up their
fires and 20 to bed. which custom Is
observed to this day"
The enforcement Of the curfcw was
no hardship. At n time when prnctIcnl-
ly no one but the clergy could read and
write, when the amuScmcnts Of all
classes were chiefly outdoor sports, and
when every one began the labors of
the day almost Mt sunrise, there was
little If any tyranny In the compulsory
cessation OF work ut 8, while In the
nature Of the case all recreation ceased
OF dark.
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A WOULD BE
COUNTESS
By John Winthrnp Green.
Copwtoht, 1901, ov John Ipfnth'up Green

n Y1IIEN I reached Leghorn, l
wv found myself In the company
|s=ss Of two people I hnd heard of
|s&sGG1J several times before In Italy.
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advance, rcduCc or control tho pIico or
cost to tho producer or tho consumer OF
any article imported, manufactured OF
grown in this State, or tending to lesson
full and free competition in tho i'm
portation or sale Of the same, or
Of in any wiso affecting full and free
competition in any tariff, rates, tolls,
premiums or prices in any branch OF
| trade, business or commerce wherein
and whereby said Acts referred to in
| said Article 10 OF said complaint have
impaired said contract, and haYo further
| abridged tho rights, privileges and i'm
munitics 30 by contract granted and
given to this defendant, and sought to
| further deprive this defendant Of its
property without due process Of law
and to deny TO this defendant the equal
protection Of the laws Of the said State
OF South Carolina, in coDtravcnton of
the provisions OF Section 10, Article l.,
and OF Section ., hrticln w, OF the
Constitution OF tho United States, and
Of Section |, Article XIV, OF the ar
ticlcs in amendment ..of said Consttu
| ton.
81. And further answering, this de-
fcndant alleges and shows that tho said
Acts OF lhc General Assembly referred
TO in Article 10 Of said complaint a1c null
and void, and imperative rs in contra
vcntiOn Of Sections 5 and OF Article |
OF tho Constitution Of tho State of South
Carolina, in that the said Acts abridgo
the rights, privileges and immunitics Of
this defendant and deprive it of its prop
crty without duo process Of Law and
deny TO thin defendant the equal prOtcc
ton Of the laws and impair the oblga
ton Of tho contract 30 entered into with
this defendant, as hcrcinbcforc in this
answer more specifically set forth and
alleged.
Wherefore defendant prays tha! said
complaint be dismissed.
State OF New York, County OF New
York: Personally appeared Samuel II.
Morgan and, having been duly sworn,
made oath that he has read the Gorcg0
ing answer, and that the same is true to
his own knowledge, except as to the
matters therein stated on information
and belief, and rs to such matters he
believes it to be truc.
| Dcponcnt further saith that the said
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company is
u corporation, and that dcponcnt is an
officer thereof to wit, president.
SAMUEL II. MORGAN.
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and break the dishes when I think Of
1t! / want you to have talk with the
girl and tell her what fool she IS max
Ing Of herself"
l naturally refused to mix in tho mat
ter, though willing to offer such out
side advice rs might strengthen the ia
thcr. Indeed one look at IIilccnc salts
fled me that at my first word she'd re-
taliatc with mighty snub. 1t was
four or five days before I got sight OF
Count Pndova. lie had probably been
Obliged to fish around to get his rail
road fare from Florence I found him
nll that Saunders had described him
and little more. lie had been washed
and Wrung out and bleachcd until one
could think only Of IN old towel on a
clothcslinc. We didn't hit it Off ut ALL
lie saw In mo rival, and, straghtcn-
Ing up rs far rs possible and assuming
what he probably thought was a fcro-
cous dignity, he advanced upon me
and said:
"Sir, nm the Count Padovaw
"Wcll, what Of lt?" qucricd.
"And the afllanccd husband Of Miss
Saunders"
'pm sorry for her"
I thought n challenge would follow,
but 1t didn't. lie tottcrcd around and
tried to look bloodthirsty and finally
shook his finger at me and cried out In
piping tones:
Beware, sir-bewarcl No man shall
come between mo and my love and
livew
think he went up stairs and told his
hdyloyc that he had scared me off the
track and then discovered that | was
no rival, for no soon returned and
begged my pardon and offered me his
hand. l was reading a newspaper and
didn't SEQ or hear him. Saunders was
iaid up In his room that day, but he
camo down after dinner and groaned
out as he mot me:
My last hope is gonel nllcn tells
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Y1IIEN I reached Leghorn,
Iw found myself In the company
hs-s.ssa Of two people I hnd heard OF
hsSEGSlJ several times before In Italy.
Thry were James Saunders, widow
or. and his daughter 1ilccnc Of Amer
len. lie wns n mun Of sixty and n
half invalid. and she was girl Of twen-
ty who had an overwhelming desire to
become an Italian countess. Mr.. Snun-
ders was n frank, blunt spoken man.
hadn't known him an hour when I
knew all his troubles. lie had amasScd
wealth, and he loved his daughter but
he had no llSe for n SON nln-luw not born
In America.
II don't know whnt on earth possess
cs the girl" he snld. when referring to
Eiloenc, who had been plain Ellen be-
fore the steamer left Now York. "Shc's
just gono mad on the title business. at
home she'd hnvo been satisfied with
colonel, judge or an honorable, but
now she declares that nothing less than
being n countess Will I'll the bill. 1t
seems rs If nll tho counts in Italy had
heard Of her desires and the size Of my
bank account, and they have hung on
our heels by tho dozen. It's no use for
me to talk to the girl. Sho gets hoity
toity the minute wc start to argue,
and If l don't cave In to her she Sulls
for n week. Do you know anything
about Italian counts?"
every littlc," replied.
"As near rs 1 can find out they nro
n mighty poor lot take 'cm rs they
rum and l haven't seen one I'd hire
for Il coachman. There's ono follow In
particular I'd break in two if l was
twenty years younger and could run
him down. Hes followed us for a
month, and the girl seems to be dead
gone Oh him. Say, but I want you to
do something for me. IIo calls him.
self the Count PadOvn, md he's dingcd
his title and castles and ancestors into
my ears till l want to kick him.
want you to find out If he Is real
count"
1t was a matter Of little trouble to
discover that Count padovn had n right
to his title, but 1t also came to light
that he was almost sixty years old,
poor rs n church mouse and had been
twice married. Ills character rs Il man
enough to guess TINT he wns after q
marriage which would bring him III
money.
"Thc miserable old dodow exclaimed
Saunders when made lay report. 81
mistrustcd that he was m old sinner
and that he was trying his best tc
knock twenty years off his ago. Why
hang the man, Pm suro hos got n wax
nose, false teeth and wooden leg and
that without his wig we'd find his head
rs bare rs n billiard ball. 1 want yoN to
help me save Ellen"
''But she can't marry without your
consent and assistance" replied.
"But she'll keep Mt me till I give my
consent and assistance" he protested
'"ThinlI of it, will you--thc daughter of
james Saunders, a straight haired
Yankee Doodle Dandy, picking up with
Il lop shouldcrcd, knockknced, played
out old Italian granddaddy just for
the sake OF being called Countess Pa
dova! Why, want to upset the stove
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urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage. it is yet afflicted with
bcd-wetting. depend upon it. the cause of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not TO a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. 1t is sold
by druggists. in fifty Ec,N,Enr-
cent and one dollar 6gg!lFsk Al!;EF:|,
sample bottle by mail AHhEs W i.h:lsassssEEs2eo Ese
free, also pamphlet tell Homo OF swoup Root
ing all about it. including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing DR.. kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton. ". Y, be sure and
mention this paper
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Medical Discovery
generally results
In a complete Q
cure of eczema,
ptlnples, cruptions
and other forms
of disease which
have their cause
in an Impure con-
dition of the blood.
Golden Medical
discovery" " abso-
lutcly purges the
blood of llulnors
and poisons, and
so cures the cuta-
ncous diseases
which bad blood
breeds and feeds.
There is no alco-
hol in the " Golden
Medical Discov-
cry" and it is ell
tircly free from
cocaine,
and ali other mar
cotics.
81 was troubled
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WOEEDcEl Dread

The disfiguration caused by skin disease
even more than the torlnentinp irrita-
tion which Is so commonly associated
with it. The use of DR.. Piercc's Golden
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writes Mrs. Ella Quick, Of cnss CITY, Tuscoa
Co.. Mich. "Coud not wnlk at times, nor wear
my shoes Thought thc. was no help for me
TO see friends Mt Chris,;nos time and there
heard Of the good that Df. riercs's Golden Med
teal Discovery had done for them, and was
neglect It MY friends scnt to the village aud
got bottle and made me promise that would
took thirtccp bottles Of the Golden Medical
Discovery pnd ten vials Of DR. Picrcc's pleasant
Pellets, and used the All Healing Salvc,' which
was taking the mcdlcinc about eight months
"1 would say to III who read this Try DR..
pierCe's Golden Medical Discovery before vast
ing time and money"
DR.. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets assist thu
action of the "Discovcry."
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-01-30

and checrfulncsS soon
disappear when the kid
neyS are out OF order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
ncys. If the child urin-
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-01-30
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
coUragcs and lessons ambition; beauty, vigor