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BREVARD NKWS, BREVARD, N. C. ffeWerk Maiqr Women in this Condition Re gain Health by Talsng Lydia E. Knkham*s Vegetable Compound. Convincing Proof of This Fact. Kidgway, Tenn. — “I f:\ifferod from female trouble with baokarho and pain in my side for over Fcven mouths so J c(nil(i not do any of my work, I was treated by three ditl'erent doctors and was petting db^courai;!'!! when n.y sister-in-law told me how l.ydia E. 1‘iiikhaiirs table Comjx)undhad heliK'd her. i dec idi tl to try it, aini it restored my heahh, so I now do all f my housework which is not light as I havr a litile boy three years old.” — Mrs. C). ]\1. Khinks, Hidgway, IVnn. Mrs. Lindsey Now Kf*es»s llr.tiso For Seven. Tennille,(ia.-“I Wiiiit to tell you h w uau h Ihave been benefited by Lydia E. Phikham's Vegetable t V.mi.nuud. About eignt years ago I got in such a low state of health I was uiial k to kee]* house for three in the family. I had dull, tinul,dizzy feelhiirs, cold ft 11 and hands nearly all the time and could scarcely sleep ;;t ail. TIk' doctor said I had a severe case of ulceration ar.d without an oyn ration I would ahvays be an invalid, but I told him I wanti'd t»» wait awhile. Our druggist advLsed my husband to get Lydia E. l*inkham*s Vegetable Compound and it has entirely cured me. Now I k«'cp bnise for seven and work in the garden some, t(*o. I am so thankful I got this medicine. 1 feel as though it saved my life and have recommended it to others and they have been benefited” —Mrs. W. E. Lixdsky,K. R. 3,Tennille, Ga. If yon want special advice write to Lydia K. Pinkham Medi cine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened* KAd And answered by a woman and lield m utrict confidence. Its Limit. “Is ilicrr ;iiiy liiiii! to thr ''i n] this vuhiiijiriiif wiirV” "‘‘lily fhr xiiliiiiariii*-'s iniN«.ci' Mixed Up. . .1 r ii\\iy iiKirrif'i .n»'i Jo-.Mul li«*r nttirtl in ■ ' \ * nhilf ii»‘r ;iiii1 tnnk- Two of a Kind. Th«' nvt 111 |ilf;ivnr«* f> l>- kci'iiiiii: icH'f with tlit* liigh f liviiii:, St. I’liiil Ti.iii' r I’lu s*;. Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove’s The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a Gen eral Tonic because it contains the well known tonic properties ot yUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds op the Whole System 50 cents. Mum's the Word. I>iK’ttr—Soiiu’liiiiir vvrcii},' with tli*^ Mother Y»'s. li«- ;;ot tiold of *ii old dirtloiinty way. and fh«'\v« d up twi* » nUl of it. ••]»id y«iu Kivi* him an «-iiif'tic?" doctor. Imt 1 can'r p*t a \vorl out of him!” l: I lit "W 'iat art' th yoiii.^' wifi'. 1 r.wi^y. “I'.iir ^^)ly ..\1 ;.(.t thost* I'a-li- ; i-'!. I'nj » a>^ the oookt ry IW'lln, ralln r vliai;:i , iV.y "In ;i Mt of a iiovh*> at !i:c. do y»» niakP -akf‘; fri.;i: : r. .j . r a iiatt*‘rn?” *••••■■•■ • • • t- • • • t Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of CASTOIIIA, that fanjous old remedy for iofuDts and children, and see that It Bears the Siffnature of In Use for Over 30 Tears. Children Cry for Fletcher’s Castoria Sarcasm of the Rejected, •'1*0 \ou uritf liii- j.ulili>ationV“ ■ oil. no; ni« r' l\ lor ' iciilaintn hiLK'tiLT tht* fdiit!’'-." ]'.i>:iiij 'I'ran- f:-rii't. ACTRESS TELLS SECRET. A well known actr* pives th.- follow* ing rec ipe for j;r;iy l.aii; To half pint of water add 1 oz. Bay Ituni, a iinull box of Barbo Compound. aii«l I4 oz. of Klyterine. Any druggist can put this up or you can mix It at home at very little cost. Full directions for laaKlaK and use come in each box of Harlio ’ impound. It will gradually dark« n .«!r* faled gray hair, and make It s"fi arul t'lossy. It will rot color the is not sticky or freasy. and does not rub off. Adv. Kran »* niak >• !im* ntur\ instruc tion obligatory for all hlldn n between six hikI thirtfiMi .Ni \» r h.s: *’ie«-iric }:lobe'^ while iin- lij-'litt (!. T:!)- sts.tic electricity pener- aft'l will tir*aK !li>- filanuMits. If your f-yte ta.art cr ft-el acalded, Ro man Kye Balsam arp*l»d upon going to bed (■ just thfr ;b;r.s to r»;.tvt tht-m. Adv. Kiiil'eror «'h:.rles >f Austria i fond of linrse racinp. What Is Uric c^cid ? Everyone has uric acid in the eystem, but naturally in email quantities. Ex- ^eeive amount is caused by eating too l^uch meat and foods that ferment in etomach. The kidneye, being the filters of the blocd, are supposed to separate and throw the poisme out of the system. Weak, tired and overworked kidneys fail to do this, hence the uric acid accu* mulates and the urute saltfl are carried by the blood to the solid tissue structure, causing backache, lumbago, rheuma- tiem, dropey, drowsiness, and tired feeling. To overcome the trouble is only a matter of toning up the kidne^^s, and this is b^ done by a treatment with Anuric, three times a d^\ Anuric is a recent discovery of Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y., and can be obtained at any drug store. Experience taught Doctor Pierce that Annnc is a more powerful agent than lithia in diMolving uric acid, and it is then carried out of the system. PRESIDENT TUXES INEVHABLE STEP A8KS AUTHORITY TO ARM MER CHANTMEN AND OTHER NEC ESSARY MEASURES. FOR AN ARMED NEUTRALITY I LIFT YOUR CORNS \ t OFF WITH FINGERS | j 1 I How to tocsen a tender corn • ? or callus so it lifts out i i without pain. t • Let folk? «:!♦ p on your feet hereafter; wi'nr .‘ih(>es a size smaller if you like, for corns will never apain send electric Sparks of f ain throiyrh you, according to ihis Cih«:'innnti authority. lie says that « few drops of a drug called freezone. ;.pplied directly upon n t-nder. acltinp corn, instantly re- lieve.s soren(ss. and .soon the entire corn, root and all. lifts right out. This dnip dries fit once and simply shrivels up the corn or callus without even irritating the surrounding skin. A sriijill I'ottie of freezone obtained at any drug store will cost very little }.*,:♦ ”\’i T^jtivrir rtmove every hard or soft c( !X or cr/iUiS from one’s it ei. If yi'ur druggist hasn’t stocked this aew drug yet. tell him to get a small bottle* of freezone for you from his who’.t sale *lrug iKiU^e.—adv. THE ONWARD MARCH of Bronchitis, \ and deep seated Coughs is 'V arrested by Doctor Pierce’s Golden M^cal Discovery. In those scrofulous condi- tlons of the blood which In- vite Consumption; in severe, lingering Coughs, and Weak Lungs, which threaten you with this fatal disease, and when other help has lail^ —this medicine is a proved remedy. As a blood-cleanser, Pm M strength-restorer, and tonic IM ■ it sure to benefit. In all lingering Bronchial and Throat affections, and in every disease that can be reached through tne blood. It never falls to benefit or cure. In tablet or liquid form. The machinery of the body needs to be well oiled, kept in good condition iust as the automobile, steam engine or ilcycle. Why should the human neglect his own macninery more than that of his horse or his engine? Yet most people do neglect themselves. Clean the system at least once a week with Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. SiU Iw 47 yem Fir Nilirii,GluDi ft refer. Immediate Response Was Introduc tion in House of Bill Empowering President to Furnish Merchantment With Guns and Gunners. Wat^hington. I’resident \Vils»ui toidi the inevitable step and asked ('on gress for authority to use the forces of the I’nited .Stal«-s to protect ,\nieii • an ships an«l lives against tlie (3er man submarine menace tt> put the N’ation in a stale of arnn'd ncutialitv The immediate response was tli** in ti'oduction in the Hiuise t»l a bill cm powering him to furnish guns and gunners to Amcrian merdiaiKmi -i. 'to employ su«h other insirumculali Tics and metliods " as may becom ■ leicssary. and jtroviding for a $l»td "nO.dCd bond issm> to b«‘ used in hi^ I'.isiretion lor war insurance to uii (iurage .\merican commerce t.» brave lie submarine j)eril. The bill may be hrought lip in the House with specivi rules fr.i- its immediate consideratiot\ The I’resident’s long e.xjtet ied aei ion. while received in the main wi'‘i ex|>rrssi')us (»f support. threat‘ns to toi'ce an extra s*-ssi.n of Con.uress. The Ke.uiblicans. disinclined t.» grant him blanket aiithority whi’-* 'ongress is in recess, give evidence of opposing the legislation Tiie President asks, not for the purpose of withhold ing if. but to force him to have Co 1 gress in special session to take a hand .11 the next stc'ps. which they r. el will lead to war. The Republicans aie r>- reiving passive support frotn th-' l*enu)cratic element lassed as "paei fist." The President s advisers deploi - ;!iis situation tor its elfect in (lev tiiany. where they are convinced ii will feed the oflicial imi)ri‘ssion th.it Congress will not support the J’re'^i sient if he finds it necessary to go to war. and that he is not speaking the • •ntinients of a united «)untry The I’rcsident's recpo'st tor am ho. ;ty to "use other instrumentalities" i'^ •he principal sticking point. Kven the liepublit alls and some of the Deni ocrats who hesitate to give him what lie asks, say they would be willing to give him atitliorit\ to arm American .'hips or act on a detinite jiroposai. but are reluctant to sign a blank 1 heck." The Adniinistrati(»n laces this di\i ion in its own ranks in Its elfort to I onvince the ivalser that the I nite l States is now preparing to enforc-' respei t for its rights on the high sea'^ .'^ome Democrats point to the I’res-; den*'s own statement that he lonsid ered that he had already implieil authority to act, and might do so witiiout sanction of Congress. M‘. Wilson himself, liowever. said he pre ferred not to act on implications, and , did not desire to be left without spe cifu- authority and no Congress to which to turn. .\11 these things poitit towj.id an extra session. altliouKh a way out may develop at the laf«t m • ment. TWENTY-SIX AMERICANS WERE ABOARD LACONIA. ^ File GeiertI (hillIonic •l«f StMva. Seems Certain That Some Were Lost —Official Reports Lacking. New York.—Twenty-six American six of whom were cabin jiassenger and twentv paid members of tie crew, were on board the I’unanl ; Liner Laconia, from New York Kelt ruary 18 for Liverpool with 7."» pa- sengers and a crew’ of 21(», when th > vessel was sunk by a German subma- ! rine Sunday night. One casualty, .is yet unidentified, was officially report ed by the Liverpool office of the line of officials here. The registered tonnage of the La conia was 18.150 gross, her length was 625 feet, and she had a beam of 72 feet. Designed for high-class passon ger trade, her fittings were models o!' modern marine architecture. The names of the American pas sengers and their addresses as give-i by the line here, and confirmed in part b>’ relatives in the United States, are as follows: ! Floyd P. Gibbons, of The Chicag.) Tribune. j Mrs. P. E. Harris, wife of Lieut. ! Col. Frank E. Harris. United States I ('oast Artillery Corps, stationed at I Fort Dupont, near Philadelphia. Arthur T. Kirby, Bainbridge, N. Mrs. Mary E. Hoy. Chicago. Miss Elizabeth Hoy, Chicago. The Rev. James Wareing, register ed from New York. The Americans among the crew were signed here to take the place of others whose terms of service ex pired or who had failed to appear when the ship was ready to sail. The men were recruited mostly from shipping offices, and gave New York and Brooklyn as their places of re^ idence. The Laconia was armed with one defense gua. mounted aft. The report that the ship was torpedoed at night and without warning indicates that no opportunity was given to make us-^ of the defense gun, according to offi- I cials of the line. ACCORDING TO THE ORDERS OF THE KAISER antaim This is the American liner St. Louim us she woui'i app»*ar if painted in acconiance with the coiiiUihud of the emperor of Oerinan.v. This was that American ships should be painted in wljte and red vertical stripes about ten feet wide and should curry large flags of red*atid white checks, with the .Vmerican flag at the stern. PROPOSED WASHINGTON MEMORIAL BUILDING niiyKSlaiimin Li. I*;:::? in the Same Fix. "Ah! ' saiil we. readin;: the headline, “Mrs. Llo\d leorge. wile >f the Eng lish pr*‘inier, i" a lighter, too." "Aw, well." replied the .Missourian, "the getit haiii t got nnth'n on me on that score—S(t is mine !"- Kxchange. MOTHER’S JOY SALVE ft»r Colds. Croup, rneumonia and Asthma ; (J( M >Si: (JKKASi: LINTMKNT for Neuralgia. Kheumiitism and Sprains. For sale by all I>ruggists. (i(K)Sl-: CKKASK CO.MI'ANY, MFU’S., (jlreensboro. N. C.—.\dv. Amusing. r.ill 1 lu- lui'-ine'-s men of Sacramen to. Cal.. have formed a I’.arefoot league for health and aimi^eineiit objects. (lill- I fail !>• sec w hei>' health is helped. Iiiii I i;:n ^ee the amusement part when aiH'iher l>ioiher si,-ps on a tack. His Special Prayer. -\ little tour ,v» ar-oid l;;d wbo^e name we wimi inention eiijoxed the luxury of sleei.ing with his mother dur ing a short illness, .\fier his entire reo\er.\ his nioilier told him on** night that he wa^ to go again lo his own lit tle room, lie made no objections, btit after beiiiL' undressed, sjiid to his mater: ".Mother. I want K» say my players alone tonighi." "Hut for what rasoi?’’ "Heeanse I want tf>. mamma." ’I he nioilit r hifniored him. and sian*!- ing •nitride of the door, heard her cdT- spring pra.v as follows; "(>. ;id ntak*' iiic si-k ; make me leal '■iek : mak*- iiie \omit; but don't dead me." How mn* li ihis Chelsea youngster wanted to sU-ep with his mother! ('helsea la/.ette. High Pockets. !‘atieiice- You kn sj,,;.!] poc keta f*ir \aluabies. intende. i be fastened to linings of ladies' *'i.o»-s, have been patented. I*airi«-e- 'I'hai '' cenv* nient. They are made so iiiL'h iiow :liaf we won’t luiAe to go \ery far )own to reach them. Pr Pf'ry> '■D nrt Shr>r' *fi pf'wrrful an4 rrr.nipf V>iif pnfj Ont- rioK unlv ig «>ro\i*a to Worms or TaptAnirm No caitoV oil nfOfneary. A]v. Insects ill the United States yea^ ly d*‘v?'oy worth of treefc Virginia Druggists Stand Back of Reliable Kidney Medicine We are so well ple.i.-ed with the re ports on SwaiM!- l\K»t tliat we are as- Bured that it is well worth ivcoininend- ing for the ailments for which it i.^ adver tised. It has |im\fd vcrv valuable in many instamo' and dullin' the pi't twen- i t.v yeai*^ nut a snij:lc complaint lias been I received. It is not ncce-'arv for us to say anythinii more ahnut Swamp-Hoot for 1 its tucccss is well-kno'N n .iiul its reputa- j tien is e.xcvllent. Vt'iv tiulv \ours, POWKLL \ ALLKV DlU G CO. B.v L. H. Clapp, Prop. Nov. 4, 1916. I’ennington Gap, V'a. Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For Yon Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer &, Co., Binghamton. N. Y., for a sample size bot tle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet »f valuable infor mation, telling about the kidneys and blad der. When writioK. be sure and mention this paper. Refnilar fifty-cent and one- dollar size bottles for sale at all drag ■tores.—Adv. EAT LESS MEAT Excessive eating of meat is not only tremendousl.v expt nsive. but it Is posi tively injurious to health. In place of meat try Skinner’s Macaroni and Spa ghetti the most delicious of all food and the richest in nutriment. They can be prepared in n hundred appetiz ing ways at small cost. Write Skin ner Mfg. Co.t CMnaha, Neb., for beauti ful Cook Book. It's free.—Alv. Help! Help! The Turk ought To make a good chauffeur—he’s a born .\tito-niun.— j 1 lioston 'rr:inscrii>t. Mistaken Zeal. An old .\ustralian farmer visitel his daughter, who had atitlma«assars on the backs of her chairs. As he was sitting by the window, he spied the minister coming !o visit "Jean,” as she was called. As she went to answer Ihe door, her father, not b«4ng accustomed lo such tin«“ry. snatched all the anti- macas.‘iars off the clutirs and threw them under the table. “Aye. .lean. lass, glad I was to get yer washing oot o' tlie way afore the minister cunie in." ‘^aid the old man when the minister had gme. Boschee’s German Syrup We all take cold some time and every* body should have Boschec’s Qerman S>rup handy at all times for tlie treat* ment of throat and lung troubles, bronchial coughs, etc. It has been on the marltet SI years. No better rec ommendation M possible. It gently soothes inflammation, eases • cough, Insures a good night’s sleep, with free itlon In the morning. Drug* gists’ and dealers* evt^rywhere, 35c and 75c bottles. Don’t take substitutes. Boschee’s German Syrup Sei; i ti"'*' tri Pr. Pierce. Invalids’ Hotel, 1 Muffaio. fdi Ia!^;f tt ;ii I'lu’uaKe of Anuric' for 'ailni‘\s iM -k.iche. Ad\. Overnt3! d. “Isn’t she Jli'I liicf enoil;.'li to e:, , "No; her is execrable." I’.os- ton Transcript. TAKES OFF DANDRUFF HAIR STOPS FALUNG Girls! Try This! Makes Hair Thick, Glossy, Fluffy, Beautiful—No More Itcnintf Fop Hopses Horsemen agree that Yager’s Liniment is the best and most eco nomical liniment for general stable use. For strained ligaments, spavin, harness galls, sweeny, wounds or old ■ores, cuts and any eslargexnents, it gives quick relief. A 25 cent bottle contains four 'times as much as the usual bottle of liniment sold at that price. At all dealers. YAGBR'8.. LmiMENT "Pape’s Diapepsin” fixes sick, sour, gassy stomachs in five minutes. Time it! In five minutes all stomach distress will go. No indigestion, heart burn, sourness or helching of gas, acid, or eructations of undigested food, no dizziness, bloating, or foul breath. Pape's Diapepsin Is noted for its speed in regulating upaet stomachs. It is the surest, quickest And most cer tain indigestion remedy is the whole world, and besides it is harmless. Please for your sake, get a large flfty-cent case of Pape’s Diapepsin from any store and put your stomach right. Don’t keep on being miserable —life is too short—you are not here iocg, so make your stay agreeable. Eat what you like and digest it; en joy It, without dread of rebellion in the stomach. Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your home anyway. Should one of the fam ily eat something which doesn’t agree with them, or in case of an attack of Indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis or stomach derangement at daytime or during the night, it is handy to glT* tlM gnickest relief known. Adr. Brazil In November exported 6,587,- /16 Donnds of crude rubber. Within ten minutes after nn appH- catitiu of Danderine you etinnot tind a single trace of thindnilT or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, hnt what will please y»iu nmst will he after a few weelv.s’ use, when y*u see new’ hair, fine and downy at first—yes—hut really new hair—g^rowing all over the scalp. A little Danderine immedintely dou- ; hies the beauty tif your hnir. No dif- j ference how dull, faded, brittle anl ; scraggy, just moisten a cloth with I Danderine and carefully draw it ; through yuur hair, taking one small strand at a time. The effect is amaz ing—your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance of , abundance; an incomparable luster, , softness and luxuriance, j Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's I Danderine from any store, and prove I that your hair is as pretty and soft I as any—that It has been n«glecte! or I I Injured by careless treatment—that’s all—you surely can have beautiful hair and lots of It if you will just try m lit tle Danderine. Adv. GILBERT BB08.A CO. Baltimore, If d. ZSXT- Half-Watt Lamp Popular. There has heeii a wide adoption in England of the half-watt metallic fila ment lamp for interior lighting, and it is said that had it not been for the lighting restricti«ms the half-watt lamp would probably have supplanted the arc lamp for outside lighting. Only On* “BROMO QUININE*’ ToMttlMgaavlB^ eall for fnU auie LAJIATiyn BbKo QuiMUin. Look for aynatiir* of ■. W. SiOTB. ^rw a OoM la On* Oar lie. • When a man is in love for the first time, he thinks he Invented it. SELDOM SE a big knee lilte this, but your horse may have a bunch or bruise on hit ankle, hock, stifle, knee or throat. ABSORBINE ^ * TRADE MARK RfG J.S PAT C^F will clean it off without laying up the horse. No blister, no Sone. Concentrated—only a few drops required at an application. %1 par bonlc delivered. DcKribe your citt tor ipcdal laMractioM and Book 8 M free. ABSORBInSTjR., the «-it- •rptk linifflcnt for mukind. rcdocei raiafal Swelling EnUrfcd Gland*. Went. Bruitei. Vuleew Vcinti >U«ya Pain and iaflaminatioa. Price SI and S2 a bottle sidnuxin or dclivereil. Made in tbe U. S. A. by W. F. YOUNe, p. 0. F.,3IOTsa»lsSt.. Ssriatli«M,llai^ Frost Proof Cabbage Plants April 1st delirarr. VarloUc's. Barlv Jarser aaS Cbarlesto WakeflaM: Sncoessioo ana V\ax mieh. 600 for 11.36,14100 for 0.00,6,000 at I1.C0. F. Oi B. him Tomato Plants LiTiBiistoD Baaotr, Barllnander and Stona, MO fee Tte. I,fo for U86,1:000 at SLM. poatpaiT^ « O* D9TO. Pepper Plants — Egg Plants 100 fw SIAI. 1.000 for sija, MOO M nJ6, poatvsis m per iw. Sweet Potato Plants Saiesmen Wanted Wa can uae the aerrleea of aevenU reaponaibla mea to represent ua for the aale of Hood*>Vli» flal» arowa Nnraery stock. Farmcra, School Taauera, Stndenta and othera can make tta wort profitable euTMalng all or part tlaa^ UoerM propoaitlon: cash weekly adTaaeeai MMia territory. Write at once for our SPtaAl erree. ontntfr*e. w. t. nooo a co.. mi iaalalM ftamrfta. Bcpl. V. N.. MctaMntf. Ve. CANE SEED, JnSSi iSJ^ WillsaaCrprlea list. SMySnCiafif,esfcif.Cl W. N. O.. CHARLOTTE, NO.
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