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Cancer can not bo pcdIoneration thepoison in tho blood circulating throughout tho system and althoughthe sore or ulcerknown as the Cancermay bo cut the

remains in the blood and promptly breaks out afresh withrenewed violence

UTho wonderful success of S S S in curing obstinate deepooatedblood diseases which wore considered incurable n few doIIpuirin sufferers to try it for Cancer after exhausting the skill of

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a Cancer is hereditary in our family my father asister and an aunt died from this dreadfuldisease My feelings may ie imagined when tile horrlble dIsease made Its ance on side It wasa malignant Cancer eating In such a way asto cause alarm The disease beyond theskl11 of the doctors for their treatment no goodwhatever the Cancer growingworse all the whileNumerous remedies wero but the Cancer

row steadily WflTP POmed that I was doomedMRS H IDOL I

S tolLowth 0uiofthefamllyfor I know how deadly Cancer is especiallywhen I was advised to Specific S S SI which front thefirst day forced out the poison I continued its use I had takenbottles when I was and well and have had no symptoms of the

affliction though many years have elapsed S S S Is the curefor Cancer MRS S M IDOL Winston N C o

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cheap same as on the higher grades

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er before have they been so far behindIn their orders During last monththe famous Baldwin works turned out

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40 1050 tons for everything now isfrom 100 to 150 tons in weight Un

til prosperity returned to this country with the incoming of PresidentMcKinley the locomotive industrywas paralyzed The last good yerwas in 1893 and hem then on untilRepublicanism and Protection returned tbe big shops were closedhalf the time and running on halfforces and half time the remainder olthe year The railroads were order-

ing about half as many locomotivesas they needed to keep up the ordinary wear and tear lor it was veryplain to them that thre was a crisis in

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fore they made any great improvemerit in their rolling stock The sudden revival of business compelled theroads to replace their worn out engines and now the builders are havlug a hard time filling the ordersThe policy ot Protection has alsocreated a great foreign demand forAmerican built locomotives andseveral hundred engines will be sentabroad this year In the one big shopin the Baldwin works there are now

7250 men at work and the companyU planning extensions nnd improvemeats that will make their plant stilllarger It is but a sample of the prosperity that comes to all when the af

furs of our Nation are in capable andhonest hands Des Moines la StateRegister

Evolution of a National air

Neither Dixie nor Yankee Doodlewas written with any idea that itwould become n national air In factthe latter are never written to orderThat was tried once at least to thewriters knowledge In the firstyear of the civil war a patriotic assoelation raised a fund tobeawarded fornational anthempart to the authorof the words part to the composerof the music The mCey was awardedbut nobody to day knows either the

HeadacheIs often a warning that the liver Istorpid or Inactive More serious

promptieOlclentliver troubles ta-keHoods Pills

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The air of Yankee Doodle hasbeen traced back to the days of theEnglish revolution when ribaldwolds were sung by the Cavaliers tothe joggling tune nritUh soldiersbiought the latter to this side of theAtlantic and the red coats of Gigsiarmy in Boston sang fugitive campsongs to it Then it spread to thecolonlil camps where It was fitted toappropriate words in much the sameshape in which we sing them nowThus n purely British air came intime to be the camp song for theYankees and from that has grown tobe one of the most popular of Amer-

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patriot airsDixie is another instance of a war

giving to a song a patriotic and afterward a national place It was writtenby Bob Emmett a noted negro mlnttrel in 1858 or 59 lor use on thestage It sprang at once into univer ¬

sal popularity Then came the seces-

sion oi the Southern states As theword are the lament of a plantationnegro for his old home the song wasspeedily adopted na distinctivelysouthern though its author is anorthern man and is still living at agreen old agedown at Mount VornonOhio The southern bands playedDixie and the northern ones playedYankee DoodleDixle was the YankeeDoodle of the confederates YankeeDoodle was the Dixie of the northbut in these days of united countryeither tune brings a wild cheerwhether played north or south ofMason and Dixona line

A new patriotic air is now in plOcess oi creationand similar steps tothose which have put both YankeeDoodle and Dixie into an notional

repertorieWhatthe air Nothing less than

Therell Be Hot Times in the OldTown tonight

Yes laugh if you will but the factremains nevertheless The processis going on before your eyes

A Hot Time was written somethinglike three or lour years ago when

ragtime songs first came intovogue as a variant for the monotonyof coonsongs ° It became the reg-

Imental song of Roosevelts RoughRiders in this way The famousorganizationwhich by the way isknown as the First United StatesVolunteer Cavalry rendezvoused atCamp Wood San Antonio Texas Theregiment was the cynosure of all oyeswhile there The San Antonio bandsused to come out to the camp andplay for the boys One of these wasconducted by a fit jolly little Ger ¬

man with whom A Hot Time was anespecial laverlte This band nevervisited Camp Wood without playingit several times The Rough Ridersjoked over it at first but there is anattraction about the tune to which theboys gradually seccumbed Theywhistled it they sang it and it graduly matured into the regimental air

01 course they took it with them toTampa They sang it in camp therethey sang it on the transport whichtook them to Cuba they sung it incamp at Daiquiri and theysang it with vim and vigor as theypushed their way up the bloodyslopes of Sau Jaun Hilt Other regUments took it upnot only volunteersbut regulars

The regulars tools A Hot Time to

the Philippines The streets of Manilaecho o its strains It has been sungin every camp in Luzon It is dayby day becoming identified withbattling with the flog It is slowlytaking its place in the same class asYonkee Doodle and Dixie There isa species of deviltry that especiallyappeals to the soldier in both wordsand music ol the refrain therell bea hot time in the old town tonightIt was the battle song of San Juanit is developing into an Americanwar songToleda Blade

I want to let the people who suRerfrom rheumatism and sciatica knowthat Chamberlains Pain Balm relievedme alter a number of other medicinesand a doctor had failed It is the bestliniment I have ever known olJ ADodgen Alphorelta Ga Thousandshave been cured of rheumatism bythisremedy One application relievesthe pain For sale by Z Wayne GritfinBro m

How ItWas SettledDuring the palmy days of Free

Trade talk when Mills and Wilsonbills were the fashion of the hour itwas actually prophesied that the pas-

sage of the latter bill would settle thequestion of the Tariff for a generationIn fact it lId settle it It brought inso little revenue that President Cleveland was obliged to borrow right andleft and business went into a holeand drew the hole in after it It Is acurious fact that the passage of Protective TerM acts is always followedby periods of prosperity and the ascendency of Free Trade has alwaysjust as surely brought on panics andhard times Ashland Vis Press

Having a Great Run on Cham ¬

berlains Cough Romody

Manager Maftin cf the Pierson drug-

store Informs us that he is having arert run on Chamberlains Cough

Remedy He sells five bottln of thatmedicine to nnc ol any ither kindind it gives great Mtialictlon Inthese dtys of U giippc there is rothing like ClimiitierWnV Cough Ktiiiedy to t top the cough htlllIlI the sortthroat anti lungs anil give lelkf withill a very short time The sales wrrgrowing aId all who try it lire piratedwith its prompt action Suth Chicago Daily Calument For sale by Z

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The Eminent Kidneyand Bladder Specialist

Tbe Discoverer of SwampHoot at Work UEU laboratory

There Is a disease prevailing In thiscountry most dangerous because so decep-tive Many sudden deaths are caused byitheart disease pneumonia heart failureor apoplexy are often the result of kidneydisease If kidney trouble Is allowed to ad¬

vance the kidneypoisoned blood will attackthe vital organs or the kidneys themselvesbreak down and waste away cell by cellThen the richness of the blood the albumen

leaks out and the sufferer has BrightDisease the worst form of kidney trouble

Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the new dis-covery Is the true specific for kidney bladderand urinary troubles It has cured thousandsof apparently hopeless cases after all otherefforts have failed At druggists In fiftycentand dollar sizes A sample bottle sent freeby mall also a book telling about SwampRoot and Its wonderful cures AddressDr Kilmer Co Bjnghamton N Y andmention this paper

It Educated the People

In 1894 2 the FreeTraders enteredupon a great campaign of educationAnd the people learned the truth ofthe old proverb A little learningis a dangerous thing They votedfor FreeTrade moreover they got anapproach to it Howbeit the WilsonTariff swindle experience completedthe education And lol wage earnerssoon learned that any approach toward FreeTrade is good to kick

It has been demonstrated repeatedlyin every State in the Union and inmany foreign countries that Chamberlains Cough Remedy is a certain preventire and cure for croup It hasbecome the universal remedy for thatdisease M V Fisher of LibertyW Va only repeats what has been

said around the globe when he writesI have used Chamberlains Cough

Remedy in my family for several yearsand always with perfect success We

believe that it is not only the bestcongh remedy but that it is a surecure for croup It has saved the livesoi our children a number timesThis remedy is for sale by Z WayneGriffin Bro m

aFortunately the reaction in indus ¬

trials has not yet reached the dimen ¬

slons of a reaction in industry Thereis here a distinction with a differencewhich we regret to add the Free

Traders do not point out Philadelphia Inquirer

rZ Wayne Griffin Bra guarantee

every bottle of Chamberlains CoughRemedy and will refund the money toanyone who is not satisfied alterusing two thirds of the contentsThis is the the best remedy in theworld for la coughs coldscroup and whooping cough and ispleasant and safe to take It preventsany tendency of a cold to result inpneumonia nov feb

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It was named for the wife of SirHarry Smith Hart and his meetingwith his future wif was romantic Inthe extreme

Sir U Irrywas a famous Africanfighter when the English first betrnnto turn longing eyes toward the dakcontinent He achieved rank as acolonel and was severely wounded atthe battle of Coa In tjosedays therewire no ambulances and the woundedsuffered untold agony an they wrrehauled over the rough road in shaky

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By Lawronco D Finn AttorneyAt Law

Franklin is situated in the sou hwestern palt of Kentucky on the mauiline of the Louisville NashvilleRailroad about one hundred anti

thirty four miles from the former cityand about fiftyone miles from the lat

terItis an enterprising little city of

about three thousand Inhabitant andbesides its numerous uptodate mercintlle firms it has three banks to-

bacco factory planing mill and thefamous Franklin Woolen Mills

On a lovely eminence in the south-

ern ruburbs of jhe town is a handsomebrick female college while a good

public fchool and several private andprepaiatory schools are successfully

conductedFranklinhas all of the modern con

veniencies of any city such as a tele-

phone system water works and elec ¬

tric light system while her naturaladvantages are superb being so locat-

ed as to escape the excessive wintersof the northern cities and the the op-

pressive heat felt in the more southern

townsCentrallylocated in the courtyard

square and towering above the bowerol trees that surrcunds it is one olthe most elegant court houses in theState and the broad shaded prome ¬

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place of resort in the sumnerevenings fur both young and the oldwhile at the corner ol the quare is abountiful supply cf Franklinstenowned mineral water filling the hundredsof glasses that are held lor the coolingdraught that freely flows to slake thethirst still Franklin is a dry townFranklin is a noted health resort hav-

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several mineral wells whose prop-

erties are seldom excelled-It is a clean well kept town with

broad shady streets and no strangerever visited the little city without be ¬

ling impressed with the beauty of thetown and the cordiality ol it hospitable refined and cultivated southern

peopleInpoint of business Franklin

is the greatest shipping point betweenLouisville and Nashville which tactof itself shows the fertility of theneighboring soil and the energy 01

the farming classesThe tbimes from nine churches In ¬

vite her people to worship yet a sec-

tarian¬

spirit has never pervaded hersanctuaries and the different branchesol the church live in perfect harmony

The town has a bcaltful continuourgrowth ard tverjthlng points to asuccesslul future The people arebroad indeed ever willing to renderunto Caesar that which is Caesarsand therefore firm defenders and rrlent advocates of the science of O ttopathyAny

person desiring to investigatethe New Drugless Science of Healingeither us a prospective rturtent or pa ¬

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