m
;Toriic or Stimulant
There is an immense difference between a tonic and a
stimuiaiit. Up one day, way back the next; that’s a
stimuiant. Steady progress day by day toward perfect
;iiea!th; that’s a tonic. Aver’s Sarsaparilla is a tonic,
strong tonic. The only vSarsapariila entirely free from
i^ilcohol. Do not stimulate unless )'Oiir doctor says so.
Hcknpws. Ask him. Do as he says. /. C. Ayer Co.,
Consfeahon is the one great cause ot sick*headacbe, biliousness, indi^slion, bad
ir iatin debility, nervoasness. Has your doctor ever recomn^ended Ayer’:> Piiis to you i
Lical and Personai.
NOTICE.
I At the last meeting of the
C\\n\a May spent Sunday in ' Biuiingnon School Board of Edu-
rham ^ " i cation it was decided that all
‘ V ' , X n-r 1 ,■ h;*upiis who desire to enter the
j], bocdman spent Monaay m | Department of the City
^veensboro on business. | Schools will have to do so
A.” Cheek spent first of the ; before October 1st, or wait until
?.-5ek at Mayodan on business, i after Christmas. After Christmas
VoiiJvViTi Tnnv n I pupil will be permitted to enter
Lpwn ' w^til Feburary 1st. and after that
jusiness guesi in the city Fncia> , admittance wi|] begi-ant-
Jacob Tickle of Gibsonviilewiisjg^l^ Exception is made where
d shopping v(sitor in town Mon- sickness has deterred
iay.
In the Burlington Sabbait Schools
Simdayy Sept. II, ISIO.
Crowded out last week. ,
SUNDAY SCHPOL TOTALS. ,
Attendance;.' Collection.
M. E. 226 $5.56
ivl. R 220 4.69
Baptist 226 6.46
Christians 191 ■ 4.97
There are other g-cvod Sunday
Schools in our town but their re
ports were not ha^ided in by
their secretaries.
men’s BIBLE ANP liARACA
classes’ TOTALS..
H, Fleishman made a business
irij) to Fayetteville the first of the
•veek.
IHair Boon of Gibson ville was
town Sunday the guest of
jrie.nus.
'V'/ill Proctor of Durham was
the guest of friends in the city
Sunday.
Miss Beaulah Durham return
ed to her school at Red Springs
ias:: week. m&m.
Hilary Rauhut went to Greens-
G. C. Singletary,
Superintendent of City Schools.
Sept. 13, 1910.
Attendance.
M. E. 33
M, P. • 36
ptist 61
Presbyterian 15
Christian 34'
Gem-ian R'f’d 29
Webb Avenue 21
Collection.
$1.62
2.00
3.76
■ 1.30
2.76
i.64
4.32
Beafness Cannot he CoFed
by local applieationss, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There only One WJiy to core deafness
arj(J that is by constilijtional remedies.
Deafness le oanfiied by aa inflamed condi
tion of the mucous l^pning’of the Eust,a-
chian Tube. When this tube is infiacued;
yon have a rr.mbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed,
l>ea!nftgB is the result, aiid nniesB the
iuflmnmiation can be taken ont and this
tube rii.stored to its normp.1 condition,
lieuring will b{ destroyed lorever; nine
eases out of ten araeansed by Catarrh
which is nothing' but an inflamed co/idi-
tioH of the 111 neons surfaces.
We will f?ive One Himdred DollHrs for
any case of Deafness (caused by;catrrah)
that cannot be cnred by Hall's Catarrh
t'nre. Sent! for circnlars, free,
ii'. J. Chknkv & Co.,{Toledo, O.
Sold by Drug'gistB, 75.
Take Hall’s Pills for consti/)a-
iion.
3T II SCHOO L PIRECTO RY
Dr. Francis S. Packard who
has been corning to this place i
once a month for the past year
will visit this city again Oct. 3rd.
Dr. Packard has sucuessfuUy
treated a number of our best peo
ple and if you are in need of the
advise of a specialist give him a
call at Hotel Ward Oct. 3rd.
Never in its history has the
Republican party passed and be
boi o Timrsday night to hear the; come responsible for-as much use- School.
\Tovirs£> Ranrl +‘nl nmo'T'pxssiVA lAcr’cslpitinr) i
Total today 229 ,$17.40
Total Sept. 4, 228 $16.91
Total Aug. 26,117 • $7.91
The Men’s Bible C'Uass A sso- ,
ciation of Burlingtoii i has ueen!
organized for three weeks and
the above figures v,i]! show our
increase in attendance and col-'
lection for that period
Our motto; ^'We; I)o thing's. ’ ’ j
And the secretaries o£ the dif-;
ferent schools and clashes are re-1
quested again to do Jnst enough |
to drop their report:^ in the Post-!
office by Monday rflorning nine
o’clock a. m. without fail. i
Our platform.; Young men at '
work for young meti; all stand-:
ing by the Bible and the Bible
Si;re Cure for the Blutes.
A leading society iady of New
who had a bad ease of
“nerves” was ordered to go on
the stage by her physician.
“That's the only way to get cur
ed, ’ ’ said he. She was too serious
and needed good,, wholesoriie di
version from the cares of life.
The “Luncheon Tlrio” song, Dy
far the most rolicking vocal fea
ture of “The Echo,.’’nq,w play ing
at the Globe Theatre, New York,
is just what the doctor ordered”
in the way of a rejuvenator of
good spirits. It will be given,
words and music complete, with
Sunday's New York World. Or
der your copy of Americans
greatest newspaper frorn your
newsdealer in advance.
Copies'of Sunday World can be
secured by applying at the DIS
PATCH Office.
A First-Class Preparatory ^Ghooi
CcrtifScaites of Graduation Accepted for
Entrance to Leading Southern Colleges
Facnity of .ten officers and t^acliers.
tlaropue of seventy•ftye acres. Library
containing more than forty;thousand
boimd volumes. • Well :qnipped gy m-
iiasium. High standards and raodern
methods of instittitiori. Frequent
lectures by prominent lecturers. Ex
penses. exceedingly moderate. Twelve
years of phehoinenai sncee.ss.
For catalogue ami other inJ'brmation
■ ■. address
F. S. ALDRIGE, Bursar
Durham, N. C.
Marine Band
B. E. Teague left Monday
i i.'^vo weeks business trip to S
'^’aroli'na. I
John R. Hoffman was a busi-■
^e-:S visitor in the city of Greens-i
Mondjiy. j
Mabe! Lea is spending!
:hii week the g;uest of friends
u Union liidge.
Lonnie Adams of tlie v.^estern
icaxes is the gue.st of his mother
! >r a fov/ v/eeks.
yiUl Kirig of Durham spent
?ui'.ca.y and Monday in town the
ni-M- of his wife.
Mi'ss Mol lie Fbrence of Baynes
Store was the guest of Miss May-
3)0 Dameron Sunday.
ful and progressive legislation,
i says President Taft, referring to;
ithe two sessions of the'present;
I Congress. i
T, B. tJuPcY, Pres.
John H. Ver>,on, Sec.
C.
Household Worries
C. Broadwell spent last
Thursday night in Greensboro.
Geo. McCauley of Mebane was I '
in the city Monday night and;There Is Hot the Slii;!‘iest
gave us a call.
Spirit of the Boy.
It is the spirit of a boy that de
termines whether he should go to
i college or not If he has no spirit,
“get up,” gn,m))tion or active am-1 the rearing of a family
i>ition. college will do him more I cares and anxiety aix
harm than good. So every boy that | when there is added to ordinar.v
of
and Mrs. John P'aucett of
iCcUioke, Va.. are the guest
parents this Vveek,
H. Cheek of New
:v^- v.'s is the guest of his s
A. Bradley this week,
"rhe protJ’acted meeting at the
H. F. Ciiurch will begin on the
'ifrh Sunday in October,
'■Valter Hinton left Thuj’sday
3.f jernoon on a business trip
Need
for Soaie of Them ExlMicg in
Burlingto:a.
The average mother rinds suffi-,
cient annoyance and \\"orry per-|
forming the ordinary duties in i
but the
doubled
Professional Cards
conditions that of we^akened kid
neys in a juvenile meni^)erof the
family. How to cure’ it should
be of untold value to f: arlington
mothers. Read this;
Mrs. Lulu Helm, Street,
Burlington, N. C., says “I take
goes to college should mcjuiry
daily ‘Am I that sort of a chap?”
If he isn’t it may nudge him up
and lead him to take on a resolu
tion that will win.
This is very important. We
know two boys whom a father
sent to the best colleges: he spent | pleasure in recommendiv gDoan’s
Port lots of money on them; they fair-j Kidneys Pills and I hope my
ed fairly well at school; they are statement will be the ;rLeans of
loafing around home, waiting for 1 benefiting other sufiev rfrs from
the silver spoon to come their j kidney complaint. I well as
way. Having no impulse, no in-1 otlier members of my i;a: nily have
tative, no spirit their education j used this remedy with the best
doesn't amount to a flying straw ’of results. I am confifient that
busmess tnp to
•hi.‘ (iastern part of the state.
G.. M. Thompson of Reidsville,
i^pent Sunday and Sunday night
family in
this
guest of his
dty,
J'llisa Blanche Burton of High-
io^ver arrived Monday to accept
a T>?sition as milliner with Jos, A
ktey & Co.
Miss Aurelia Barnhart, one of
Du:;- popular stenographers, spent
.Suij-.iay the guest of her parents
MG'-ir Whitsett,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Isley spent
Sunday th.e guest of her parents
M::-. and Mi s. Albert Ingle of
near Whitsett,
Still this thing goes on and on,
and the fancy keeps dazzling be
fore the eyes that education is a
nest of eggs to bring in from the
hay~mow\
It is not so. Education is in
Doan’s Kidney Pills vfhich I pro
cured at the Freeman Drug Co.,
are on excellent preparation. ”
For sale by all dea'.ers. ■ Price
50 cents. Foster-Milbiirn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole, agents
getting the hens and starting the for the United States.
naymow. The chore can gather
the eggs.
Remember the narnc'
-and take no other.
■Doan's
Mrs. W, A. Loy, and daughter;
Miss Flossie spent Tuesday at'
Mi. Harmon attending the pro-'
traeted meeting. j
Messrs. C. L. Isley and J. A.
Pettigrew spent Sunday at Mt.
HJiniioa attending the proti-acted i /&
se;:‘vice in .session there. j
Miss Saliie Durhani of Greens- { fj
boro is spending a few days this |
v\'-,'ek i.n the city, the guest of
friends i>.nd relati'
5 We Stand Behind
fl every piano we sell with
^ a binding guarantee, look
r) after it-help you take care
of it-make you our friend-
that’s why w^e have sold
so many. We Iwe pianos
from $i50.00 up but that
$250.00 piano can’t be
beat for the price, and
then the terms are 'so
easy
I
Dr. W. D. Moser
Practicing Physician,
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Day calls at Freeman Drug Co.
’phone 20. Night calls, Mrs, S.
M, Hornaday’s, ’phonq 282.
Country calls promptly answered.
Dameron & Long
attornbysIat law
E. 8, W. DAMERON ADOLPH L O K 0
(Co'-edueational)
The College of Alamance County
Preparatory, 'Mmic, Art, ,E}b(;ntH>6^
and Bxi^hies& Depm'tments:.
Four courses leading to De
grees- Speds^l Normal Courses
for Teachers, approved and
endorsed by County Superin-
tehdeint Flerning and State
Superintendent Joyner. Eyery
modern convenience.. Steam-
Heat. Electric Lights. Baths.:
Terms moderate, from $112.00
to $187.00 per session of ten
months.
For catalogue or other infor
mation address |
E. L. MOFFITT, President, or
W. A. HARPER, Dean, ,
Eion College, N. C.
Trinity Cbiil;;
■ atxi,. Kn^ineering' La^v,^u;l
tion. ljar;,v.'iibv.H.i'y
eqijipijftf] iabomtorifj, i,i "ail
ments of Hdence. /‘"-'''t-
ished with apijjii'iitiiK.
yerr' ijioderatA^ ,Vni u
stiidentp.
:xI:H
I'lhv
ill V"
■ ofTvred by
' !»■
JSiJc-Uiion ill
Fo.rcatal(igHieandfurtIu‘r'ii.i'uv,,;,,,.
R-L.FLOWEKS. Secretary
Durham, N. C.
Ii
Item
THE NORTH CAROLINA
of Agriculture
Meclianic Arts.
■ The State’s college for
training industrial, workers,.
Courses in Agriculture, Hor
ticulture, Animal H:usband-
ry and Dairy; in (^ivil Elec
trical and Mechanical Engi-,
neering; in Cotton Milling
and Dyeing; in Industrial
Chdmistry; and in Agricul-
tural teaching. .
:D. H. BILL, Pres., -
; West Raleigh, N. 0.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
. . 'i .1 ■ '
State Normal and
Ind ustrial College
Maintained by the State for
the Women of North Carolina
Four regular Courses leading
to Degrees. Special Cours4
for Teachers. Fall Session be-
gms September 14,1910. Those
desiring to enter should apply
as early as possible. For cata-
Jogue and other information
address
J, J. FOUST, Presideiit Greensboro, N. s,
ClareMt Collep
and Conservatflfy of
MuSic For Girls and
Young Women..........
N. Caroii
If you are thinking of enter
ing schpol write for catalog.
Special advantages in Mus^c
and Art.. Location ideal.
Buildings well .equipped.
Rates very low.. Fall term
opens September, 1910.
JOSEPH L MORPHY, Presideitl
liiirUiigi on
office ill
Or.'ih.u m
ofHce in
Pledunont Building HoH-NlcholSdn Bliig. ^
Phone • 250 Plione 100-U !
John H. Vernon,
Attorney and Counsellor at LawM
Burlington, N. C
Office over Bradley’s Drug Stored
Phone 65.
John R. Hoffman,
Attomey-at-Law,
Burlington, North Carolina.
Office, Second Floor First National
Bank Buildinji'.
ELIJS MACHINE k MUSIC CO.
BURLINGTON, NOPvTH CAROLINA. ^
DR. J. H. 8R00KS
Surgeon Dentist
Foster Building
BURLlJNtJTON, N. C.
Jas. N. Taylor, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon.
Office Piedmont Building, two
front rooms, up stairs
PHONES: Office 218A, Residence 395.
Houra 9 to 12 a. m. 4 to 5 p. m.
Specialist Disea.^es of ChiSdren and Women
es
Smartly Tailorect
Garments.
Our new stocH of c^Ut^r garments for the masculine fam-
dy_^^e daily arriving, aihd they possess all; the suit individ-
uality that IS becornipg to the leading American tailors.
• i. - ® se^ them. In fact it will be to your
mterest'to come here before buying your fall dress suit,
J.nej'' a^e from the lai*gest manufacturers. Ask others.
A full line of Dry Goods,
Siloes and Hats.
jUibeb
As
betw
train
boro,
Full
Hon
over
on T‘
that
a dis
knife
play,
cut 0
occu
whil
was
WfWs?
Th
twee
given
part
comi
.all 0
count
elude
will h
in an"
'Mr.
ously
Wink
posto
of lo
the w
caugl
whic'
face
juries
is tho
Sandolp
Ag
progr
churc
on th
ing b
week
profe
than a
servie
was e
noon
Rev,
is con
llBion R
Mr.
ville,
front
which
hoppi
please
The
at Pilo
na, w
The fl
and it
struck
ing. T
suranc
Nichol
prepa
an d g
sume
place,
leaves
Greensl!
M.
Sedali
office
he is s
froml
joying
vines
spring
Sat
Blaylo
colore
ham c
ading.
the su
.n€T-.'
ONFY
BW&a ^ cs^nn
lo Loan
We appraise property, abstract title,
prepare mortgage, write the insurance
For one year or longei at six
per cent per annum, payable
g semi-annually. We negotiate
loans only on first mortgage on
real estate, i t ^ t ua, n
alter every detail incident to the trans
action.
We save you all the worry and
trouble incident to negotiating such
a deal. t: ",
If you \ M to buy or build a home,
enlarge or extend your business, call
to see us, and
V - r.i . ■
.1
ance
Unite
Elkin 11
Wor
Railro
orily.
work
tance
pan’y
ing do
the r
the cl
i.
Home of Good Clothes
Burlington, N. C.
ing a
road
just a
comes
the c
Main
the b
It will
to com
kin-
Reidsvn
The
*ongln
Orego
made f
time
month
ifig we
oped 1
l«ahsvlll
|; Nvas le
andW'
from i
I; $100.
Phone No. 76
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