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GOOSE GREASE CO.
I GREENSBORO, N. C.
ONE OF THE MANY MOTHER'S JOY HAS SAVED
Burlington, N.,C, Nov. 19, 1913.
Goose Grease Co., Greensboro, N. C,
Gentlemen: I am writing this letter because I think it is due you and I am not
a man that wants my name paiaded in newspapers. Coming from Baltimore on a'
sleeper my little girl took a severe cold and cough. For three weeks the doctors
came to see her for three times a day. Instead of growing better she grew worse.
On the night of hich I am speaking the doctors left me some emergency medicine
and told me if the cough did not stop to give her this. We gave it to her but with
no benefit whatever that I could see. We had used other croup
salves and they did not seem to do much good. My wife advised me to get a jar of Moth
er's Joy; I did so using half a jar on my child's throat and chest and in fifteen minutes she
stopped coughing and did not cough another time during the night. Now I am not a be
liever in patent medicines but I think that you have the best Croup and Pneumonia salve
made. Yours very truly,
COL. J. H. HOLT, Burlington, N. C.
For Sale by Standard Drug Company. .......
THIS IS THE COVER
of the can that holds Luzianne. New
users are slow to realize the extraordinary
strength of this coffee how little of it is
required "compared with other coffees.
The cover continually reminds them that
saves half the coffee bill goes twice
as far. Its quality speaks for itself.
You'll say, "It's twice as good."
Many imitations prove its popularity;
its popularity proves its goodness.
Sold everywhere. Accept no substitute.
VUt REILY-TAYLOR CO., New Orleao.
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In Mrmory of Mrs. Amy
Elilabeth Andrews
Mrs. Amv Elizeth Andrew
died at her i tn bear fh born on
the nigut f October 21-t, 1913,
aitd 71 J ears, 7 months and days
Sne wai tfteu sick very (suddenly
with neuralgia of the heart am
was BfriouBiy sick on y about od
and uDe.half hoars. Loving 1 d
did all the; ci uld to relieve her but
the ewetfc spirit returned to in
Maker.
Before her marriage Mrs. An
dre w-j was a Miss Spencer She was
mimed first to Mrr Thomas Oalm
Mickf. To this nnion one cmld w
bi.rn.Mr. T 0. Hicks of Pieaan
Urd.rj N. 0.
She wa married egmn to Mr.
Thorms Win'uru Andrews and ii
ihm tn chi dr-n weie borr, fie 1
whom survive her, namely, H. L..
N. 8. a d Miss Lula Andrews a
Mrs H. J. Poole, all of Ashel 0 o Hi.
2 and J M Andrews of Winter Ha
v. n Fl-. Her hug. and also it.
mams to mrv&rn btr Iocs.
Mr. Andrews was converted i
enr'j childhood and jo"t'ed the M.
E. church, boutb, ano remained
cups S ent member until the er
ctme, Hers was a roble cbaracte
a d in her 8et, modest aj sh
made many friei d, for to know bei
was to love her. She was a mos
ce voted and te f cacrificii g nothn
nd her hands never weaned in her
service to her loved ones, For sev.
-ral years she had not been strong
but her wo' derfnl energ) end will
power would not allow hr to giv
up. She did not fe-r deth as eh
ki ew that there was j J tor br bt.
jond the grive.
Her life was a busy, vet fa) oi
nd ibe vacancy can never be filiei
she left in the home circle.
Jesse F. Lyndon married the sec
end time a daughter of a Mr, Oran
ford of New Hope township. From
that union wore born thne sons.
JeBse, Walter and Oara. The boy
are fairly well educated and are
kind, genteel young men,
Mr. Lyndon was a local preacher
in the M. E. church for a number
of years Bi d about twelve years ago
was licensed to preach but never
eook work on account of ill health,
though a better man than be never
lived.
Emory volunteeaed in the late
war and was in Go, H, 38tb Regi
ment and- was a brave so'dier. Af
ter the surrender he married and I
am ii formed Itveg in High Point.
Clark, the other brother, mcrried
a Mrs Qree.. and is living in New
Hope township.
The descendants cf Josiah Lyn
don were a quiet, inoffensive people,
n fact more so than any family
wi h which I am acquainted.
Josiah Lyndon
Josiah Lyndon' was born in tbi
Southwestern part of Randolpl
county, in what is now New Hop
township, in about 1780, and lne"
on or near tie farm where the la".
J. F. Lyndon died.
Mr. Ljndon was one of those old
time common eetse educated nun
who was au old Bohool teacher, oi e
if Diti? C'fclie't'seort of men whi
wi full of genuine horse senst
When not teaching ba worked ou
the farm. But in larcr years the
people or itanai lob county discov
end in him legislative ability and
eiicteu lira to toe LtegiBla'ure. U
served in the Hous- ;in 1811. 1812
arrj ia the te ate in 1813 and 1814
I do not know to whom he was mar.
ried but know that he had five chil
nren; the late Jesse F., Emorv and
Clark Lyadon and one daughter. I
do not now remember the name of
the other.
The daughter married T. N. In
gram of New Hope township, who
in 1858 was one of the members of
the county court of Randolph coun
ty, Mr, and Mas, Ingram were the
parents of two children, Mas. Pollje
yelk, wife or J. B. JJelk, now living
in Concord township, and Tr W. rn.
gram, a popular juitice of the peace
ol New Hope township, and holds
an omse or less dignity as be calls it,
tnat is chairman of the Board pf
.uaacatnn or iCandoiph county. Tom
is a good, jovial sort of a fellow,
likes to get a jote on some cnt! and
is litjle pious, especially when the
? Teacher is about, but when away
rom borne, "farewell vain world."
Jesse Jr. Lyndon; the ojdest sou,
married the first time a panwhter of
the late E,lij ih Hardister. From
that nnion was born tq'ree children.
Henry; Medie and Nannie, Henry
marriuJ a M ss Green of New Hope
township. Medie married T, II
Sikes, who now lives in and, is.
popular triarh nit.fr of Grensbnig
Nannie 1 ves a , the old homestea
STAY ON YOUR FEET
Taking Calomel Means Staybigl
Ilome for tlte lhiy llie Hud
son's I jiver Xotie aiid Bavef a
Day's Work.
If au attack of ostlpatfcrj or
bm.iUBneB hits you. there's no
need to take a dOse of. citoanel and
spend at leatt a day eettl.1 over
the effects of it. Stamdaid Drug
Oj. sells the Hveir tonic, Ddan'a
Ldve- Tane, that takes the place of
calcimel and ttarts a Lazy liver with
out any bad after-effects.
Dodsl.n's Liver Toae does all the
S d ttat cal6mel ever did. vpI it
Is absolutely harmless to yoU'nig paf
pie ana old. it is- a pleasaint-tastlncr
vegetable liquid that will relieve
coastipatii a:( or eour stomach or
other tn lubles that go along with a
lazy liver, without restriction of
nanot pr diet, you don't leave! jiff
any of the things you regularly do
whea you take Doda tn'e JJver Tone.
Standard Drug Qi. sell s Ddaoin'
Liver Tome and give it a stroiie Dex-
soi-ial guarantee. Ihey say, "A larg
ui'ue or Doagor.'s Liver1 Ti
sells f( ir 60 cents, and we will haad
any person back his 50 cents If he
tries a bottle aad Jk e-n't say that
it docs all that calomel ever docs
a-od does it pleasantly. Cut th
genuine Down's JJver Toine and
if yi.'U are nc nleased w.ith it wo
will give youir ruoQey back with a
smile,"
How to Overcome
a Bad Constipation
There ia s Mild Laxative That Will
Bring Safe and Pleasant Belief
Over Night.
It is lonly natural that the simp
lest aUments shlould be the most
general, and to -we have a whole
nation suffering fn.tm, consitipation
and ladigesti ;c,l for they are close
ly allied. But common as oonstipa
tit ia, ia imany peoplo dol nt A seem tct
know they have it. They wlU com
plain of headache, drowsiness Lir bil
iousness,, all unoansoicUB of the
cause of the trouble.
You should have a fuU and free
mi.ivement at least once a day..; If
you pass a, day yuu aire ooaistipated,.
and the iresult will be that you .will
catch a cold easily, or have a more
serii ua ailment. To cure the con
sttpation and forestall still graver
trouble take a doee of Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin at might befeme retir
ing and by mi;.Tniaig relief will come,
wltaout dlsturtence from sleep or
any iniconveiajence.
Lqgions cf people us It reguflarly
in such emergencies, some of them
formerly chronic invalids who had
suffered from constipate d all their
lives. Mrs. N. Franz. 67 Eighth St.,
Salem, Ohio, to:& physUcs florj years
aad, worst iqf all, without much
avail, pioially, ehe began to take Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepstni and t:day
she is mo longer troubled and eats
what she Hikes. Many others will
tell yau that they have tried most
thiaga recommedded for this pur
pose hut have ffcund Syrup Pepsin
the onJy one always reliable. A hA
tle can ba obtained at any drug,
J
MRS. N. FRANZ
store for fifty cents dr one d Jlr,
the latter size being bought by fa
iliee already familiar -with ite mer
its. Syrup Pepsin ia mild, pJeasaroA
tastinig and oon-griplng. . Mothe '
give it to tLny infants, aawl yet It
is effective In grown-ups. It s
Hyp everyone who suffers fn;m a
form of stomach, liver, or bowjl
trjciuble coiastpiation, dyspepsia, tffl
i u pin ess, etc. Its actio? wiia so da
light you that you will forever Jvj)al
harsh cathartics, purgative, llfc
and salts.
Families wlshinUr ta 1tt m. ttu
sample bottle can obtada It poatpatt
oy aoaressung Dr. W. JB. Oaldwwt
419 Washington St. MontIello. Iffl.
A n OStal CaTd 'With vnnr noma Jl
address on It will do.
LOOK HERE FOIt IT
Mao an Ashel Reader Mill be)
Interested
When people read about the cures
made by a medicine endorsed from
far away, Is it surprising that they
wionder if the statement ar trim?
But whea they read of cases right
here at home, native proof Is with.
In their reach,fior close investigation
Is an easy matter. Read Ashel oro
lenaorsement at Do&n's Kdjney (Pills
Mrs. E. B. Burns, Fayetteviaie St.,
Asheboro. N. a. says: " I nuffarod
intensely from kldiney trouble. It be.
gam with palnfl actn-Bs the small of
my oacK, then headaches aad dlszy
pells bother d ma amd thm Iridnav
Bi;rw.jj)f necame anoiiouis. ' I fin'
aiy got a supply or doso's Kidiaey
ri'ia rrom tne standard Druia Qm.
VWi and they cured me. I hope
me publication at my statement wll
be the means of helping other kid
aey eufferera.'
Far aal br all deafer.' Prise ss
aas., Fostr-MUurn Co.. Buffals,
New Terk, sole agents for tka Ualt
d at.
Remember th aae -Psan'a -
and take a atker. v - ,
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