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Tm Masses I WSft mfl Ktamir I lw -; "ESCULAPIUS UP TO DATE. fraa "- C.m.r If'omin, tnd Olhtr Fclllil," If Tim Mam. Coptritfn, 190S, h Moftt, Jmrt V Co., Xiu r.ri. WHEN Nature first began to renr up the deutructive forces so that man would not Increase too rapidly up n the fare of the earth elie found that, after all her planning, man had got the best of her and would mul tiply more than was good for him. Doctors were then added, and since this hap py thought we have done very well. It Is estimat ed that nineteen out of every twenty "cases" i ;,Jr k. wouiu recover J 'Y F. naturally If left rl 3 Tf; to themselves, ft '"" -. ' hut medical sel- ence has made Bilpli vnstRtrldp f f jjtfS that only about one cuse iu ev ery twenty has a chance. There are various different kinds of doctors who prey upon human life, but they are easily classified. The Family Doctor Is perhaps the best known. His Ignorance is not spe cialized, but extends to all parts of the human anatomy. He comes usually about four or five hours after be la needed, feels of your pulse, looks at your tongue, probes your diaphragm for appendicitis, writes In a mortified language on a printed slip and goes away with the remark that you will be all right in a day or so or that you may possibly live three months, aa tbe case may be. If you are young and lg , norant, you are either frightened to death or suffused with a gentle slow of convalescence, in accordance with what you have been told. But If you are an old stager you roll over In bed, call for a stiff drink of whisky, throw the prescription out of the window and sweat it out. A Family Doctor is noth ing but a personified habit. You pay blm to coiue and tell you there is no danger, and if be thinks there is you drop him and move up one. You began at the foot of the class, and now you rush off and consult a Specialist. Specialist is a man who Uvea U town, either on the first floor of a smart apartment house or in a bouse of bis own. When he lives in an apart ment house you pay him $15 to shake bands witb him, but when be lives in bis own home you place a first mort gage on all the property In your wlfe'a name. As you enter his office you see a china closet full of glittering instru ments, which you begin to feel enter ing your system at various points. Your eye lights then upon a nickel plated fountain of running water, which you surmise is to wash away all evidence of the crime. You feel at once that you are in no condition to cope with this array of science. You are all run down anyway, and a brave man would quake. But, summoning up what little courage is left, you tell him what tbe other doctors have thought was the mutter with you, and be shakes bis ueud dubiously. Then be raises bis band warnlngly and tells rou to desist. He doesn't want to know what the other doctors thought Why should any one witb such a fund of ignorance In himself wish to have it encroached upon? You don't make this remark to yourself then, but you do about six mouths later. You are requested to disrobe. You do o, feeling pule all over and hoping be may not notice it, and he pounds gen tly with a hummer, peeks in between your ribs, listens at tbe door of your heart for murmurs and flashes a dark lantern through your alimentary canal. By this time you are frightened to death. You feel that all hope is lost You see a long funeral procession wind ing its slow way along. You are play ing the leading part in it You can feel the laveuder satin and that awful still ness, like a reunion of the Metropolitan club. It is all over. After all, what difference does It make? Suddenly yon awake from your vision, and your friend tbe Specialist taps you on the boulder and say a that If you will atop smoking, drinking, sitting up late nights, leave your business and come and live in bis office for six mouths or a year and give him all you've got there la a faint chance that you may get well. And If you don't? Well, there la that three months' limit You leave him cordially and tell him you will let him know. Then you ge to some dark corner and figure out on tbe back of an eld envelope Just bow much It will cost witb the three months taring you in the face. There is that funeral procession again. Never mind. A short life and a merry one. You re solve to die. , Six months later, aa you meet your friend the Specialist on tbe avenue un expectedly and bow pleasantly, you feel a secret sense of shame to think that be baa caught you alive. Before and After. Before marriage a man holds an um brella over a woman to keep her from getting wet; after marriage, to keep her bat from getting wet On the Stage of Life. We am like puppets In soma conjursr'a bandx. Who. emllinff, easy, nonchalantly stands And Bays, amid the universal cheers, "You see this man and now ha disap. peara!" Long Shanks Obtervei. W can't imagine who will do the coking ami general housework af ter the pood mothers die who let their dan j liters sleep every morning until h.t time did she hiiv? Fii'in tie number of mountain de ti k wa shipped to this place from Ui' r States it seems thtt the Watts Law is j;ood at least for the Southern Express Co. The good old christian gentleman who expressed himself a few days ago, by saying, while condemning the use of whiskey, that he had just as soon have a rattle snake in side of him us to take a single drink of w iskey, and on beiug neked if a poison snake were to bite him would he not he willing to take some whiskey to save his life he said yes hut he was not talking about that. So it is hard to understand one anothet as there are bo many side tracks. The old gentleman who was tell ing us a few days ago what New Clifi.-tnias and old Christmas days weiv derived from, said he was notic injr m his alma uc yesterday that Eiis'er would come on Sunday next year. A sheriff of, we won'tj say what county, who was so very kind re cently iu waiting on and adminis tering to the wants of one of his prisoners, who was so ill that he had to aid and assist in turning him in the bed, wuuts to know if the diseuce is "catching". At a mo ment when the officers back was turned toward him the prisoner lost control of bis feet and made good his escape lor a time. He was af terwai ds cured and placed in con finement again. County Commiulonsrt' Proceedings. CONVICT FORCE. II II Kennedy Supt $45 00 M ( ' ( 'ranford Asst Supt 22 00 L K Hoover Guard 15 00 B I. (iaddis " 15 0" S K Reams " 15 00 JCCox " 12 40 J I) I'earce Asst Snpt bridge force 20 00 June Peace Guard " " 15 00 (1 If Fallow " " " 15 00 J li l!olibias Cook " " 16 00 Wtaiidard lrug Co Mdse 2 Liberty Milling Co Mdse 15 75 J It Stout Mdse 1 95 Wood Moring Mdse 0 90 J H Kobbins l'rovisions 2 94 Curtis Hardware Co Oats 4 25 Iz-xiucton Grocery Co Mdsd 43 17 Curtis Hdw Co Mdse 24 90 linddv Swaim Provisions 32 35 H H kennedv Syrup etc 8 50 Liliertv Mer Co Mdse 30 40 Liberty Mer Co Mdse 18 79 J It M'arley Board 9 G5 WISCEIXOIEOI 8. Iyewis iv Winslow Mdse for bridge 4 58 J C Alien repairs Randleman bridge 2 05 Auiick iV Smith Lumber pub road 1 25 C C Hubbard ex Joanna Coble Lunatic 2 00 Sliulie W Laughlin Lumber pub roads 5 32 H L Cranford Work on bridge 3 00 Standard Drug Co Mdse Ch Ac 9 95 J T Kedding Hauling Scc bridge 17 40 N II Ferguson Agt tax reminded 1 38 Keg of Deeds 1st aud 2nd Copy special taxes abstract of listed taxables for 1905 58 53 T W Andrews 4 days officer Grand Jury Dec term 1905 C 00 Farlow, Dickens A Spencer Lumber for bridge 9 42 McDowell Bros Con Grand Jurors to Co home 2 50 J C Cox Work on Caraway bridge 19 00 Wood & Moring Mdse Jail 2 85 " ' C H 1 03 II L Andrews Work on bridge 8 93 S C Cranford Court Crier Dec term f 8 00 J W Lassiter repairing Lassiter's bridge 114 1,0 M A Cagle Services as Deputy Dec terra 4 50 J It Marley Jailor Dec 16 00 HT Caveness ex and receiving bridge Mill Stone Creek 2 00 A E Hall Janitor Dec term 4 00 J F Jarrell Mdse bridge force 25 20 It L White Services as Deputy Dec term 4 50 J M Luther same 4 50 C H Lucas same 4 50 J it Marley Work on Ch 1 05 West Disinfecting Co Mdse Jail 13 14 J F Hamilton ex Joanna Coble lunatic 1 00 H G liavworth Con prisoners to Kan- dolph'Jail 2 50 Reg of Deeds Iss orders 15 00 John Rich Janitor and cleaning C H 1 50 W T Foushee Lumber Ac bridge 30 91 W T Foushee & Co Building bridge across Mill Stone Creek 225 00 OOIHTY DOME. W J Delk Steward 3 mo 50 00 W F McCrary Mdse Co Home 41 40 A W Fuller Mdse Co Home 35 90 John F Jarrell 4 Co Mdse fl 66 Lexington Grocery Ce Mdse C H 9 80 John Delk Pork 26 10 0 P Barker, pork. 32 60 Henry Pool Potatoes 75 News has been received in Car thage that Capt John L Tnll has been made Superintendent of the Durham & Charlotte Railroad and will have headquarters at Elise. Cant Tull is a most excellent and admirable gentleman and the people who have dealings wiik this railroad are to be congratulated upon having a man of sucn pleasant manners ana accommodating disposition at the head of its affairs. Carthage Blade Perfection can only be attained in the physical by allowing Nature to appropriate and not dissipate her own resources. Carthartica gripe, weaken dissipate, while DeWitt's Little Early Risers simply expel all putrid matter and bile, thus allow ing the liver to assume normal ac tivity. Good for the complexion. "old by Standard Drug Co and Asheboro Drug Co. Cole's Store Items. We are having some very hud weather now, plenty uf ruin nntl Home now. Mr .I T Uiinlx-i-t, ui' thin place, lias recent ly moved Inn litniHy if .Mnlliit's Mill. We are Horry to low i.i l.iun! ci-t, lint another good man now li!!.- ! i- il;n- . Mr I'M Spence. e wish hini iinn-ii v.vk Mr .1 M C'avei - u Inn i y 'mvr moved Iroin Mollilt to 1'. li -hi: ;,: l;ul to have Mr C'aveiie iili ns. Mr Luwnie lirady spent Christmas at Cedar Fulls with hU friends and relatives, (lues he had a nice time. Miss l' lcta Check has lieen quite ill this week. MiHses Mata ami Clara Dixon visited at Mr J I! Cheeks last Saturday night and Sun- lav I Vp hip soitv to hpiir that Mr anil Mrs I. V Craven iveie hoth hurt very bad this last week. Mr Craven dropped a stick of wood vn hit) foot breaking a top and braining two others. Mrs Craven fell ttnd was bruised very much. Mr Wade H Cheek, of Cole's Store, and Miss Annie Davis, of Coleridge, were happily joined in wedlock Sunday, last, at tbe home of the bride's father, Kev J .1 Kads officiating. We wish them much joy and happiness. There was a nice Christmas tree at Maple Springs Saturday evening Dec 23, and there were 385 presents on the tree Thep also had speaking by the school We had a fine time. Old Maple Springs is little hut loud. The secret of successfully ridding the 8 teni of a cold is a thorough eviicnatiou of tbe bowels. Ken nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar does this Li mi id "Id Cure, drives all o dd out of the svsteqi. BeBt for Coughs, Croup, etc. Sold by Standard Drug Co. and Asheboro Drug Co., Asheboro, N C. Miss Alice Roose velt, daughter of the president, will be m.irned to Congressman Nicholas Longworth, of Ohio, rebuary 17th. dook is one of the handsomest and moat valuable publications of the kind issued. The useful and practical hints contained in the annual issues of Wood's Seed Book mate it a most valuable help to all Farmers and Gardeners and it has long been recognized as an up-to-date authority on all Garden and Farm Seeds, particularly for southern planting. Wood's Seed Book mailed free to Farmers and Gardeners upon request. Write for it T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen, RICHMOND, . VIRGINIA. We solicit your ordara direct, for both VEGETABLE and FARM BEEOr if your merchant does not sell WOOD'S SEEDS. Your Photograph Opportunity! Send any Photo with 25 cents and get 28 perfect Photos made from it, your photo returned un harmed. 6 Photo Buttons 25cts. Your money refunded if not sat isfied. Potraits in all grades, 16x20 Crayon. $1.50, Pastel or water-Color, only $2.00. Best Cabinet Photos $2. to $3. a dozen. W. R. NEAL, Photographer, Randleman, N. C. Firriture. e have just received a large, stock of Pictures and Frames Furniture, Rockers and Dining Pl,;0 Piixo.io a7oc!U CfiTi4a Bed Steads, Bed Springs and Mattresses at prices that will please. Also, we have a full line of un dertakers goods. Any one in need of such will do well to call on Kearns & Fox. Rich & Moffitt, (New Store) Dealers in Groceries. Notions. . . . . .and Country Produc. South Fayetteville Street. Ray Edmundson Has refitted and refurnished his BARBER SHOP and now has one of the nicest, cleanest and best fitted shops in the county. (Opposite Wood & Moring's.) flntPIMIi l v . tl H I liJIl I II "la! Salem Iron Vatlisf ftiaiMHW Wiaatoa-Salest. Minn n 11 1 lyj Done or Back Pains, Swollen Joir.ls, Itohlnf. Burning Skin CURED THROUGH THE BLOOD BY B.B.B. WOT There in HopeThe above pictures resrwent the before and after effect of Botanic Blood Balm(B.B.B.) on i most severe case of Rheumatiim. It Is no fancy picture out genuine case. It is simply wonderful the effect B. B. B. has on Rheumatics. It Invigorates the blood, roaklnz it pure and rich, and destroying the active poison In the ulood. which causes tbe awful lymptoms Of Rheumatism B. B. B. limbers tbe joints, straightens out the bent back and makes a perfect 1 ailing cure si lex ail tsM Ecaediet iaiU Absolutely f -' Ji.. II S The A..,. I Inveoo AP6Sv tj J STYLE PREMIES $100 OUR GUARANTEE "It reproduces the human voice with all the volume of the orlgnal" NEW TWENTIETH CENTURY CYLINDER RECORDS Half Foot Long Splendid for Dancing Parties Astonishing Results Tor Sale by Dealers Everywhere and at all the Stores of the Columbia Phonograph Company. General Creators rf the Talking Machine Industry Owners of the Fimc --nerif il Ps'eits Largest Manufacturers In the World (-MMfi rR:zr, p uifi, i9oo " --t. . i. ."'!' top! 231 N. Howard Street, BALTIMORE, MD. Tax Notice. I will attend at the followintr times and for the year 11)05. Liberty, Thursday, Staley Friday forenoon, York & Frazier's Store. " afternoon, Allen's Store (Empire), . Saturday forenoon, Kemp s Mills, .Monday, Thos Hinshaw's Store, Tuesday Coleridge, " ednesday, H T Caveness' " Thursday J M " " Friday forenoon, Tysor's Store, " afternoon, Yow's Mills, Saturday forenoon, Mitchfield, " afternoon, Wishing you a merry Christmas and a me at the above times and places and pay your niiaii- GIVE VIM and dealra for work or play. Make a rlmr brain, bright eyea and sweat breath. MAKE LIFE WORTH WHILE GIVE VIGOR br magically correcting liver, aromarh a ml boiv.-l . They Induce tbe natural sleep and appetite o( voiit-i. GIVE VITALITY by cleanalng all disorders from tbe-ayatem. They cure Constipation, Indigestion, Biliousness, Head ache, Nervousness. For Sla by all Draggl.t. 10c and QGo a BOX ACCEPT NO TW fT-TT- iP?ri TO? Tf YT Pf OiiLlUw) Makes the hair trow lone and heavy, and keeps it soft and glossy. Stops falling hair and cures dandruff. And it always restores color to gray hair. Sold for fifty years. uittittS7&RTSt'M'' .. ',LB 1A!W rVSM ';' I 14 11 1 AiM lpi WOPiJpa tJU U li ALC M jaiON WORKS N. C. a Uta l0 winatga-aaiea n. Khuctine pains up and down the leg; aching back oa fboulder blades, swollen Jciats or swollen muscles; dlf f.culty In moving around s- yem bave to use crutches; blood thin or skin p.-.le; tk.n Itches nnd burn?; iif;ng pains; bad h eath: sclr tfra. h-u o, guut, etc. Sounis Blood Ba'.in a.J?.fc.t vhl rrn-.r .-r. etry fii j-ioci, g. - ing quick relief f;ura ti t fits; dose, ar.d B. B. B. stnr's rich, tingling flood of warm, rich, pure blood dire the paralyzed nerves, banes and Joints, giving vain.h and strength just where It Is needed, and in making a perfect, lasting cure of Rheumatism in - '. Its forms. Weak, Inactive Kidneys One of thee.-.:s of Rheumatism Is due to Inactive kidneys and bladder. B. B. B. strengthens weak kidneys and bladder, drair.ii.fc off all diseased matter and all uric acid, so the urine flows freely and naturally. Botanic Blood i; aim (is.u.B.) IP pica aa in. ComnoRpd of l'uro Ilotanlc li: irredlantg. Strengthens Weak StoniaWiP, curea Dyspepsia. I'rico SI per large bot tle. Take as directed. If not cured when right quantity i taken, money refunded. (.ample sent rce ny writing- dido, dhiiu Co., Atlanta, Ga. besrribe your trouble, and aneclal free medical advice to ault your caae also eut la sealed lettar. 'Twentieth Century" rapbo3hone 36 TIMES LOUDER THAU ALL OTHER TAUIUia MA CHIMES The Most Marvelous Talking Machine Ever Constructed Wonderful Sensational LpWII Making Pmtmnimd In mil CMIItmd OouMrlmm tt'RODUCE COLUMBIA AND ALL OTHER CYLINDER RECORDS A Perfect Substitute for the Orchestra Must be heard to be appreciated places for the DKipose of collccii H! the taxes 11 ! 12 ; 12 j si 10 , 10' 20 20 happv New Year, and dosiriua that'1 rou meet i taxes promptly, 1 am very truly, T. J. FINCH, Sheriff, i SUBSTITUTES VEGETABLE SICILIAN Hair Renewer V. ! niaaiva-aaua. a. u. 1 I Waverly ursenes Growers of the Leading Varieties of Peaches, Plums, Apples, Pears, Grapes, Figs, Scup pernongs, Pomegranates and Other Fruits Adapted to the South. Also Shade, Ornamental and Nut Trees, Shrubbery and Roses. Write for prices on your wants. PAIL HOFFMAN, Prop. WAVERLY. ALABAMA Jersey Male Calvs at a Great Bargain with such breeding as Gold en Lad first prize winner over all Jerseys 1890; Gold en Love first prize two year old bull at Pan-Americar 1901 Gpneral Memo-old sire of twenty-one heifers that sold at an average of $144 each. The breeding of these is correct; prices right for immediate acceptance. Address, JOHN A. VQUNG, Greer-boro, N. C. IWWWi GREAT REDUCTION OF Millinery I IN RANDLEMAN AND j ASHEBORO. i During Jan. and Feb. I will sell all Fall and Winter ! goods at quite a reduction. ' Come and get bargains at ; either of the above named places, j Thanking all for past favors and desiring a con tinuance of same. Sincerely, Miss Dallirvger. The Randolph Book Club meet : with Mrs J O Kedding- Friday afternoon of this week. WrSf 60 YEARS' wri C EXPERIENCE 'iT'f'.V! a Tradi Marks 'W- Designs Wtv COPVRIOHT8 AC. Anvone nomllng a nketrh and deicrlntlnn my ontchly ascertain our opinion free whetber an Invention pruhablf pntentuWo. Communk tlontnctlyeoiilldentlal. HANDBOOK on PatenU lent fno. OMpM attnrT for securing patent!. Hntents taken thrnunh Munn A Co. recelT tpffial notice, without charge, to tbe Scientific jftierican, A handntnelr lllnntrated weekly. Inmt cir culation "I any nrlentlBc Journal. Ternia. 3 a year: four months, fL Bold by all newadealera. K"! C3.36,BrMdwi'- New York Branca unit e. 6S5 F HU Washington. D. C. J UST RECEIVED, a nioe lot of Christmas and New Years Novelties, something above the average, from 1 c. to $1.50 each. We also have some nice Lockets, Chains, Buttons, Watches, Clocks, etc., any of which will make a sensi ble and serviceable Christmas present. H. C. MORRIS, Jeweler, Randleman, N. C. AGENTS WANTED tetfarts IRON FCNCH An exceptional op portunity it offered to a number of live efenta to represei.t t in all part the Country solid tlnf orders for Iron Fence which ia cheaper than wood and wllllastalUettme. It la Smfitableand permanent work. We bave aoatia ling that can not be equaled aa a money maker. With our auany designs and low prioea yon eaa replace every old wood fence in yourclty. Write at onoa. No capital required. Bend your app'l cation and reference promptly. THE STEWART IKON WORKS COMPANY. Dept. No. I. ClaelDBaU.O.,U.S.A. L. M. FOX. r.i D. ASHEBORO, N. C. Oilers bis professional service to the cltisens ofAsbeborond surroundins; community. OBcea: At Baddenoe TO SEU jK,
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