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Your Teeth Can be Extracted
WITHOUT PAIN
Nervous people, who fear the dentist and allow
their teeth to go without attention, are taking a
frightful risk. Decayed teeth seriously impair the
health of a human body. If you have held back "be
cause you fear the pain of extraction, your fears have
been groundless. A good dentist can extract them
with very little annoyance to you. At the same
time the antiseptic solution he uses will heal the
rums and cause your mouth to regain itsotrmal con
dition. 20 Years Experience
Together with two post-graduate courses in dentistry
have prepared me to do any of your work.' Inlays,
amalgam or cement fillings, plates of 411 kinds; any
service that a cap ble dentist, can render you.
F. A. HENLEY
Office oyer Po&office Building, Asheboro.
, T U( A.M.tel2:C0 M. '
J l.O P. Hto5:C5P. U.
CAUSE FOR ALARM.
Lets of AppetHe cr Dirt rets After Et
Ins a Symptom That 6heuld Net
Be Disregarded.
Appetite la Just a natural deeira far
food. Loss of appetite or atomaea. dis
tress after eating Indicate indigestion
or dyspepsia. Over-eating Is a bablt
very dangerous to a person's good gen
eral health.
It Is not what yon eat, but what you
digest and assimilate that does you
good. Some of the strongest, heaviest,
and healthiest persons are moderate
eaters.
Thera to nothing that will cause
mora trouble than a disordered stom
ach, and many people dally contract
serious maladies simply through dis
regard or abuse of the stomach.
We urge who suffer from any
stomaeh derangement Indigestion, or
dyspepsia, whether acute or chronic.
to try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, with
the distinct understanding that we will
refund their money without question
or formality, if after reasonable use of
this medicine, they are not perfectly
satisfied with the results. Wo recom
mend them to our customers every
day, and have yet to hear of any one
who has not been benefited by tbem.
We honestly believe them to be with
out equal. They gira very prompt re
lief, aiding to neutralise tbe gastric
Juices, strengthen tbe digestive organs,
to regulate the bowels, and thus to pro
mote perfect nntrition, and eradicate
all unhealthy symptoms.
We urge you to try a 33c box of
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, which gles
15 days' treatment At the end of
that time, your money will be returned
to you tf you are not satisfied. Of
course, in chronic cases length of treat
ment varies. For such cases, we hare
two larger slses, which sell for 50c.
and $1.00. Remember, you can obtain
Rexall Remedies in this community
only at our store Tbe Resell Btora.
The Need of Local Industries.
Th need of local industries are
shown in the followiug from a
i eecb made at tneuouimcrcmi uiuu
in another towr:
"(in with me to the hardware
arm-pa anrl lnnlr at the agricultural
implements for aula to our farmers
and see where they were maue. ujok
at the almost endless number of
manufactured articles more or less
iKPMmrv fnr nnr use in life and gen
where they were manufactured; cotne
with mp to the furniture store and
look over the catilogue of the firms
that the dealers get ineir guuus m
anrl BfP wher thev are made. See
where the bed you sleep on the chair
i mi Bik nn. the table vou eat off of,
the knives and forks you eat with
were maai. vv are an j oi i
her.? TiOtik at ih? brand.'on the
clothe3 you weir and see if they were
not made noitu or tne uzio du
Potomac Kiver?.
Ti!"rernrige of the North and
V. filla the shelves of our groceries
with canned goods and with package
fnnrl that rinds Its WHY 10 our taoiea
every day n the year in some iorm
nr nther ana COmDaUies in iucho oei
tions have made millions out of
them and grown rich at our expense,
nnr mothers made all of the soap
they used for laundry and the most
of it for toilet purposes, out we ur
lost the art ana aon i even uuw
ho to make soap.
The fant. ia that all of the manu
factured art.oles that we use in our
town come from an outside source,
BrVirVi matpa ft continual drain on
our finances, all of the money which
these articles cost going to BOme
other city and usually to ssme other
State.
Repels Attack ef Death
i r:. ... Anf ftn ind mm I had
only two years to live." This startling
statement was maae of duiwwu uioou,
Maiahim Hnl . "The tolrl me I would die
with consumption. It was np to me then to
try tbe oeet long maaioioe anu x ockbu w
use Dr. Kings Mew Discovery. It was
mil T AA Inr tnri T sin wnrkinff and be
lieve I owe toy life lo this great throat and
lung core thit has cheated the grave of so
other victim." Ite folly to suffer with
eoaghs, soldi or other throat and lang trou
bles now. Take the core that's safest
Price 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottle free
at Asheboro Drag Co. and Standard Drag
WANTED A good physician to
move to the neighborhood of Gray's
Chapel, Randolph county, N. C.
FOR SALE OB TRADEOood
second hand two-horse wagon with
new crooked bed with waterproof
rigging also double set wagon har
ness good as new; only been used
three times. Morris Livery Stable,
Asheboro, N, 0.
FOR SALRTimber on 125
acres of land in Back Creek town
shins. One mile South of J. P.
Jarrell on Salisbury Road known as
the wmte Jbarm. uonsisting or
oak, pine, hickory and dogwood.
Apply to
Mrs.' Annie M, Ooltrane,
Sophia, N. O. Route 1.
Y Rtsietaea Stiles SeewBd :
withemt a isr, ' shock or ' distorbanoe is the
awful speed of oar earth throngh space.
We wonder at each ease of natore's move
ment, and so do those who take Dr. King's
New Life Pills. No griping, no distreoe,
just therongh work that Driotrs good health
id ije ft2i". ifja at Aaheboro Drag
U.
LABORERS IN THE HARVEST.
Mark i, 14-23 March 3.
"Th$ Harvest truly in p.'enteoiM, but tht kh
konrt are few. IWay y therefore the liori
T Uarvt.it net He will tend forth
hortre into Hie Uarvotl.',Uattkrm it,
St, M. t
VERT WHERE the New Testa
meut teaches that the work
done by Jesus and His Apos
ties amongst the Jews eight
een centuries ar;o was a harvesting
work. Thus Jesus snld, "I sent yon
forth to reap thut upon which you be
stowed no labor; other men labored
and ye have entered into their labors"
reapers of the frnlts of their labors,
i Tbe ripe characters of that Dispense
tlou were ready to receive Messiah and
His Messnpe up
jon terms of full
devotion of their
'time, talents, in
fluence and lives
as servants of
the New institu
tion the New
jOovenant which
God proposes to
Inaugurate with
Israel In due
time, and under
which New Cove
nant all the fami
lies Of the earth Tenaek their nets emd
Will be blessed. reiiotres wm."
Tbe labors of Jesus and the Apos
tles found n bout Ave hundred breth
ren worthy of the garnering during
His ministry. Subsequently, at Pente
cost rind rftor. several thousand more
Jews wive Imrves.i'd. But of these
there r.-ore nr n R!ifl!r!ent number to
complete the Divine foreordlnaUon;
bence, the Jew ish people were thrust
aside from Divine favor for a time,
and God's Mossnse of Grace wns sent
to the Gentiles, to take out of them a
people for Iii Nums" to be associat
ed with t!;e Jews ns members or tne
Medlntor of the New Covenant, under
the Headship of the glorified Christ.
"To Bccorr'o Fishers of Men."
The Wisdom of God is foolishness
with rr.on, ami Hie widom of men Is
foo!ish::p-r v.lth God say the Scrip
tures. This is exemplified In our
Lord's choice of the twelve Apostles,
the eailiiv.' cf four of whom is noted
in this study: Pimon, Andrew, James
mid John. However able they were
os men. they lacked the polish or edu
cation -which people were accustomed
to expect in religious teachers. The
Bible record of them Is, 'Teople per
ceived that they were unlearned men."
This 'rer.iindti us that the Apostle
declared Hint this "hiRh calling" or
God to loiiit-heirship with Jesus in
fluenced merely the poor of this world,
rich iu fai'h: that amongst the "elect"
will be found "not many wise, not
many mighty, not many noble." (I
Corinthians i, 20, 27.) Success in life
leads to more or less of self-confidence,
self-esteem, self-will, whereas
the Gospel Message appeals to those
who feel their own weakness and im
perfection and unworlhiness, and who
correspondingly with great earnest
ness lay hold upon the Divine prom
isethe Divine aid. The words of
Jesus, "Woe uulo you rich" In wis
dom, property, fame, in lesrning, la
nobility of character must not be un
derstood to cean that the great, no
ble, wise and rich are all or nearly all
condemned to eternal torment, or to
any punishment, on account of their
riches of education, character, etc.
Bather, we must remember the
standpoint of the Great Teacher's Mes
sage "Woe unto
you" as respects
the Kingdom
you are less like
ly to gain this
wonderful "high
calling" of God
than if you were
in humbler cir
cumstances. You
have your conso
lation now, and
correspondingly
have less interest
In the glorious
Jetut ea'tiHo u. to- things of God's
well s.-.iie2ed wllh the things o
this present life that it will be Uie
more difficult for you to sacrifice all
these for the prospect of a share m
Messiah's Kingdom.
. ' ' Even Demons Obey Him.
While Jesna was teaching in the Ca
pernaum synagogue a young mnn ob
sessed by a demon, "an unclean spirit,"
cried out. The demon recognized Je
sus and . His teaching and used the
young man as his mouthpiece, his me
dium, saying, "Art, Thou come to de
stroy us? I know Thee who Thou art.
tbe noly One of God." .
The demons cast out of human be
ings by our Lord and the Apostles the
Bible tells us were once holy angels.
They fell from Divine favor through
their sinful relationship to humanity
in the days of Noah. (Genesis Ti, 1-6.)
These fallen spirit beings still desire
unman relationship, and are strlrd
("unclean spirits." because, however
they may begin by presenting them
selves as angels of light, they, later, re
veal their true characters by unchaste.
Impure suggestions. ,
As St Paul refused to allow a younjr
woman medium to proclaim him and
Silas servants of God (Acts xvi. 1C-1S),
so Jesus refused to allow this demon
to give testimony respecting Himself
even though It was Complimentary.
He commanded the demon to coma et
cf the man.
Clergy and Religious1
Press Endorse
The following ministers of the gospel have used MILAM with
beneficial results, and believing it to be a valuable remedy, author
ize the publication of their endorsement: ' '
Rev. J. Cleveland Hall, Rector Church of Ephiphany, Danville, Va.
Rev. R. L. McNair, Pastor Presbyterian Church, Charlotte C R, Va.
Rev. W. W. Royal, Secretary Board of Foreign Missions, Va. Conference
M. E. Church South, Norfolk, Va.
Rev. Nathan Maynard, Returned Missionary from Japan, Salem, Va. ,
Rev. L. C Douthit, Walhalla, S. C, State Evangelist for Wesleyan Metho-
dist Conference of N. C
Rev. J. C. Holland, Pastor Keen St Baptist Church, Danville, Va.
Rev. H. D. Guarrant, Methodist Minister, Danville, Va.
i "The Methodist" endorsee Milam.
The Methodist has never taken any stock
in, or pinned its faith to, patent medicines.
Indeed, many of them are fakes of the high-
Ar l?vniiA fnr m ml benefit has
Danville recently a medicine tnat, ii tne tes
timony of some our best citizens can be ac
credited, has real merit. It is knows as the
Milam cure.
The effect of this medicine upon some of
those who have been induced to try it has
been marvelous ss a restorer of health. The
company who manufactures this remedy
that has such a tremendous sale ia com
posed of gentlemen of the highest social and
moral standing in Danville, we feel that in
placing the advertisement of this medietas
before our readers we are rendering a ser
vice that will prove a blessing to suffering
humanity.
This commendation is written without fee
or reward upon the testimony of those who
nsve neen Dene
MILAM remedy.
"The Baptist" endorses Milan.
Milam ia the name of a great medicine
now being manufactured in Danville, and
from the testimonials of some of our best
citizens we can safely recommend it to our
friends who are suffering with any of the
diseases it proposes to cure. The men at
the head ot the company manufacturing
this medicine can be relied on. Rev. J.
Hicks, in the Baptist Union. .. 147
Buy 6 bottles for $5.00 and get your
money back if not benefited. 1
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST OR WRITE
The Milam Medicine Co.inc
DANVILLE. VA.
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and the locks are strong. Where it is covered by
insurance if the robber or burglar should get it, and
where the man that handles it gives bond for its
return when you call for it. . ...
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1HE BANK OF RAMSEUR,
Rams our, N. C.
W. H. W ATKINS, President.
HUGH PARKS, Viee Preheat.
L S. CRAVEN, Cashier.
H. B. CARTER, Asst. Cashier.
FURNITURE
Of all kinds at fair prices. Undertaking supplies.
T. J, Hoover
SKf ;' r 7 s
GRJLENSBORO, N. C
If you want to be successful in life you cannot afford to
miB the opportunity of taking a thorough course in Book-
Keeping ana snortnana witn tne allied subjects in tfee
Greensboro Commercial School. If you are out of a posi
tion, line up with us and incsease your salary. It is no long
er a question of securing a position if you are a bookkeeper
and stenographer. The position awaits vou if vou oan show
that you cando the right thtog when the opportunity ia
within your reach. Address the school for literature.
ELMORElMoOLUNQ, Mgr. ELLIOT MoOLUNG, Prim.
Factory
Ended by the
Leader Sewiag
Machine Co. r
in 1882 .
TVwiaadi at
Machines have
been sold anas
besloT?
SsbslssDoa
f "" Cleveland, O. f
Steward of J
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Knot ot our
' Rdisbilir
Vcrabaiing
Evarv
" known
Improvement
b Ss no
Experiment
to boy a
MacKinethat
baa stood the
test oi time
kat (a IK in 1.1 1 ban It kas ant boa aceaVDUabMl
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