KINGS
MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
m
fnly a chance to rest
our hands and back
worth five cents.
.UT there's no chance
bout RUB -NO-MORE
ASHING POWDER. It
wouldn't increase in
ales every week un-
ss . it made house
fow. much easier.
RUB -NO -MORE
WASHING POWDER
U sudles dlrtre.
mover for clothe.
It deans jrour dishes,
inki, toilets and
deans and sweetens
Emu Bilk crock, it
ill ferma. it doea
nor Med bot water.
UB-NO-MORE
ashing Powder
RUB-NO-MORE
("..rho Mentha finaa
Flw Cents All Grocers
)e Rub-No-More Co., Ft. Wayne, Ini
f An Ominous Adage.
' When s lady patient living far from
wn bad to telephone for her phy
Clan she apologized for asking him
i come such a distance.
"Don't speak of It," said the doctor
leerfully; "I happen to hare another
ttlent in that vicinity, and so can kill
o birds with one stone." Ladles'
'ome Journal.
ENGAMPMEN OF
T
HAVE BE-
TWELVE COMPANIE1
GUN MANEUVREtJ CAMP
GLENN,
DISPATCHES FRO
Doings and Happenln
th Progress of Nortf rC'"" P"
pis Gathsred
Capitol.
Aroui
RALEIGH
-3-:.
That
Mark
th IUU
Raleigh.
Third Reg-
Ina National
ten day en-
Hear More-
Ul'i arrange-
the arrival
tt that time
t-class con-
EST REMEDIES FOR
SORES AND ULCERS
kr. C. A. Builer, of Salem, Vs.,
writes: "I can safely say that Han
ock's Sulphur Compound is the best
emedy I ever used for sores. One of
T little boys, eight years old, had a
lld sore all over his face, we tried
liferent kinds of medicine, but none
temed to do any good. Our son,
Ineteen years old, bad a sore on his
H for three months and nothing did
ilm good. We used Hancock's Sul
phur Compound on both and It did Its
sork quickly and It was not over a
Week until both were well." Hancock'
Bulphur Compound la sold by all deal
ers. Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co
Baltimore, Md. Adv.
I i Only a Portion.
I "You women are too extravagant,"
he stormed. "Last year $000,000,000
was spent in this country for frills and
jurbelows."
I "Well, I didn't spend all Of it," was
her defense. Louisville Courier-Jour-
I No. SIX-SIXTY-SIX
I This Is a prescription prepared es
pecially for Malaria or Chills and
Fever. Five or six doses will break
any case, and if taken then as a tonic
,th fever will sot return. . 25c. Adv.
Hopeful.
"What do you think of this Idea of
taxing Jewelry?"
"It may do some good. I know a
man who wears a wrist watch. I hope
the government will walk right up and
take it away from him."
Twelve companies of
Iment of the North Ca
Guards have begun th'
campment at Camp 01
bead City. Practically
ments were completed
of the soldier boys the
and the grounds are is
dltlon.
Special trains carri,
companies to Morehe
special started from C
another' run from HiJ
the companies In the
of the state, which c
he Third Regiment, a
.he first encampment,
will go at a later dat
summer.
In addition to the ff)
the regiment will also
get practice, and will
a thnrntib-h nrnMlra M0
Eight hundred menLP camp
and special . prepara!,'!' h been
made for their" enterta )wnt A U v
sanitary kitchen and .'J"'" the
sewer and water syster ?onfs
the improvements that,41:8 ! eBn
made hv tha .tta uh " '"uu"
sand dollars that have 1ee,a ' 8ptnt
there during the past m,on-
There in twolva "
Third Regiment, and thi,0"1 mamp
ment will last from Juli 8 to ten
days In ail. The comjf lM compof"
all' of the
City. One
Insboro, and
gh. ' All of
ktral section
Included In
Included in
B 'th others
during the
maneuvers,
I gage in tar-
put through
ry respect.
Company A,
0,, Raleigh;
Company D,
Keep Hanford's
home. Adv.
Balsam in your
Harder to Get
"What's the matter, daughterr .
"Father, I want a duke."
"That can be arranged, my dear. I
Was nfralrl vnn mla-ht want a fcnaaHall
tocher."
ing tne regiment an
Lexington; Company
Company C, Hendereo imJ?anJ
Loulsburn-! Onmnanv i"0! Com-
D, ' a-i. . r.
Warren ton;
Company K,
'homasvllle ;
Th Third
prom Raleigh,
pany F. Franklinton
Reidsvllle; Company y
uuivauf i, nuriingioi
Asheboro; Company Lj
Company M, Durham.
Ree-imenr hanrl win
and the regluTSnT Ini . '' "
Brat enoamp-
hental dance,
potion on the
to be held at
Craig will be
honor guest
Reidsvllle will be pre
Of the features of
ment will be the reg
and the governor's rei
evening of July II, thli
the AtlaStlc Hotel. Gov.
present, and will be th
on the occasion,
The First Regiment
Morehead City from
and the Second Regirn
Augusta, Ga., from Aug
Standard Fire Insurant
Commissioner of Insufanc.
R. Young made public
transmission and rscomf
Governor fml, anA efcj
Assembly .for his forthf.mm annu'i!
V
Jul,
kill camp at
20 to 30,
It will go to
SSI VO A
Policy.
James
the letter of
bendatlons to
next General
report, a rumber of mat
tters of much
7 Bora Byea, OrasalaMd Byellla an SUM
promptly healad wltb Roman Bra Bl
aam. Adv. . v
Unchanged.
' Wlfe-r-Bverythlng Is getting higher.
Husband Oh, I don't know, There's
your opinion of me and my opinion of
you, and the neighbor's opinion of
both of us. Crescent.
Dr. PT7'a Tcrmlroa "Deal Shot" kills
. aaS eapala Worn, to a vary fair hours.
- Welcome Words.
. Muriel (after the fifth solo) Pro
fessor Bonetickler can make a piano
fairly talk, can't bet
Waverly (suppressing- yawn) I
. wish ha'd try to make It say good
night. Judge.
Overauppllsd.
"The feller that said words are a
f physician of a mind diseased may
a-been right, but some women have a
whole mob o' doctors." ,
. TOPR OWK DRrOdlBT WILCTELI, too
nnn n,n tuoeor or nfu. nam., m
Trr Mn
Ujm and Uranolaud arelid.; So 81
wu n , ,1 ,,in vnu. , ,, r book r, i
hr anil ma. Murlu. Xj Uamedj Co., CAIeaso.
atorr
nlnjt-
v1'- In. th Automobile Zons.
'' Flatbush Planted anything in your
garden yett . :i -,
: Bensonhurst Yes, one dog and one
; Cat vV'Vy.- : . ;
rVnUr On URDAMO nUININR" ,
, n aK. . v . u nt n. , nan. I a . .
atru ti ti . A. . Aiiiuiuv v 1. , .1 . t
aa. ... VIIVUVCV. ,rUtmm m wju v., w W"hl
' , oooih and twadacha, and worka off eold. Hv
As-
Commlsslon
!!?Khe "sUndard
' provided bv
b other states
ja numoer of
nents will be
:tee to the an.
risuraf.ee com-
61 September.
f o the . state
if OT rejection.
'edicts, how-
amendments
I be the out-
blatures will
"Nobody can git any water by break
Wg up a chunk of ice with an ax, not
4 drop; you have got to thaw it out
gradual, jest like men's and women's
- prejudices." - -'.t'--.,-.- " :
Whenever Vn. Need Oeneral Toaie
Tak drove' . ......
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
' i 1 Tonic Is equally valuable as
-'"1 Topic because It contains the
t.V. riroriertiM of QUININE
IntAFABt hAttlV .MinaMnJ
H .1... vJl National
aociatlon of Insurant
ers has a special coi
now on revisions for
fire Insurance policy'
statute In this and mail
of the Union, and tha
very Important amend
reported by this coma
nual convention of th
mtesloners In AshevlUi
These will then comcf
legislatures for adopt!
Commissioner Young
ever, that a number!
of very great value V
come and that the
readily adopt them.
' Be reports that the
loan associations of th
ceipts the past year
785,699, a gain of $84
previous year a ' that
men's relief fund has
K.805 in 1907 to 8,T:I
year, the fund for tW
having been very reed
to the several cities
titled to It for their, fl,
Many County Commen,
According to a atati
state department of
were held In the atatd
county commencement
mentary public schols
and there Is every lnd
number to be heid ne
not less than 60.' Tl
county commencement
In the last four years j
state department, havk
in this state, and hasjl
unit au ,01 uie cc
state are already holc
It seems that the fi
mencement was ..-helnf
county by Supt. L. I
1910, the oommencem,
tryvllle, a kind of c
mencement It was; si
Superintendent Matt!
his plan to the annu; '
county, superintendei'
that summer.' The :
ol .education, th'
t'jildlng and
'state had re-
gregating 7,-
,9Ui over the
the state fire-
grown from
for the paat
present year
ly distributed
ntd towns aa-
a-flghters.
would Co-iOperai in 'Frisco Exnmrc.
There was a protracted conference
recently l.ctween the members of the
North Carolina Commission on rep
resentation for this stat at th Pana-ma-Paclftf
Exposition next year, mem
bers of tlie State Board of Agriculture
and representatives of the leading rail
road operating In the state, the spe
cial purpose of the conference being
to agree on some concerted action
as to the representation that the stat
shall have at the great exposition.
There was a great deal of dlscuslon
of the whole situation that finally de
veloped Into the adoption of a resolu
tion offered by Commission T. S.
Powell of Anhevllle, that the states
of Alabama, South Carolina, Virginia
and Georgia be visited by represent
atives of the North Carolina Commis
sion especially for the purpose of in
teresting them In some plan of fo
operation, especially through bringing
about a grouping of the states men
tioned in their exhibits In agricultural
palace.
The commission decided to set
about at once stirring up public senti
ment for a complete representation of
the state and the raising of funds for
the purpose. To this end a man espe
cially fitted for the work is to be put
in the field at once to go throughout
the sate working up the sentiment
and securing pledges of financial sup
port. Later, with the resource all
marshalled for the exhibits, the com
mission will bring pressure to bear in
the next session of the Legislature
to make some creditable appropriation
for the exposition exhibits.
There Is also a plan to hav co
operation as to exhibits by the rail
road companies, this to extend to the
Southeastern states and the railroads
operating in this group. Florida will
not bs asked to co-operate for the
reason that she already has arranged
for a full-fledged state building of her
own.
Gen, J. 8. Carr of Durham presided
as chairman. There was a very full
meeting o' the members of the com
mission. Interest and enthusiasm for
a creditable representation was great.
It was decided to send Alt Thomp
son of Raleigh to Virginia, Leonard
Tufts to Alabama, 3. A. Brown to
South Carolina and T. S. Powell to
Georgia t take up with the adminis
trations of these states the question
of co-operating In the installation of
exhibits at the exposition.
Farmara Moving to This State.
For the past several days three and
four letters a day have been coming
to the stale department of agriculture
from farmers In all parts of the United
States Informing the Commissioner of
agriculture that they are making their
perparations for moving Into North
Carolina this fall. Some write that
they are preparing to settle on the
black drained lands of the eastern sec
tion of th state and others are com
ing' Into the Piedmont section.
Kentucky Lands Mrs. McKimmon.
Mrs. Jane McKlmanon, whom both
the state snd the United States de
partments of agriculture are claiming
has been lecturing in Kentucky on
tomato canning and the papers of
Lexington have been giving ber lib
eral write-ups. The bottled and canned
goods that made Kentucky famous
were not tomatoes. That Btate has
doted upon other products, among
them being its fine horses and finer
women. But -the Lexington press
takes time to glorify Mrs: McKlm
mon's work and to say a word about
the charming woman who makes It so
attractive. Two very flattering sto
ries of Mrs. McKlmmon's work have
appeared In the Lexington papers. One
of these dealt with the technic, so to
speak, the other tells In running way
how the North Carolina genius has
impressed the meeting of Kentucky
agents who are attending the demon
stration work out there.
Big Company Ja Issued.
A, charter was issued for th Pal
metto Island Company, Soutbport, cap
ital f 1,000,000 authorised, and 146,000
euiWlbed fo rdeveloplng real estate,
seip.de resorts and real estate devel
opment and building generally. The
principal Incorporators are F. T. Boyd
anil E. A. Lackey of Hamlet, W. H.
Pike of Southport and quite a number
of bthera of Hamlet. Southport, Rock-
I In f ham and other points.
Iniham
dies to
Ua44.miuk.L -
'c.n I. P. Kerr, oflvate secretary of
Governor Craig, has gone to Matta
muskeet Lake, Hyde County, for the
purpose of attending a meeting of th
commissioners for the drainage of the
lake bed and immense body of sur
rounding swamp lands. There Is un
derstood to be very general satisfac
tion on the part of those having the
Work' In hand at the progress made
t nd the results being obtained.
I talslgh Make Up Budget,
Raleigh's City Commission has Just
hade up Its budget of expenses for
the next year, the sum total being
1185.412 as compared with (165,667
last year. An entirely new Item of
R2,500 in the new budget Is for the
(maintenance of playgounds for the
(children of the city.
Col. Williams Succeeds Dr. Mlddleton.
I A commission was Issued by Gover
nor Craig to Col. W. H. Williams of
. , . - 1 ,k. TJnn
waBaiuslou as uieiuuFi vi -u -j
of Directors of the Central Hospital
for Insane at Raleigh. Colonel Wil
liams succeeding Dr. 8. O. Mlddleton,
resigned.-'' :
Crop Condition I Promising.
By th department of agriculture
ik. i.t.mMit la made that crop con
ditions are developing very satisfac
torily now in all pane oi tne state.
The wheat crop now being threshed
la nrovlnar to be a considerable Im
provement over last years nne crop
and the total yield will be consider
hlv more than last veer. Corn condi
tions are very promising and with fair
seasons for the remainder oi the
a-rowlne- Period, the yield will be well
tup to the average. Commissioner Gra
ham says tobacco has Buttered most
One 'County Has No Automobile.
: State Treasurer B. R. Lacy was
amazed a few days ago to learn that
there la a county In Worth Carolina
that has not a .single automobile in
It It Is Mitchell county and the In
formation came in a letter from the
sheriff of the county, Joseph Tipton,
who replied to letters from the state
treasurer urging that special attention
he frlven to seeing to lrvthat all auto-
theatate license
STATE ITEMS
OF INTERE8T TO ALL NORTH
CAROLINA PEOPLE.
Charlotte Firemen Killed.
Chief J. H. Wallace of the Charlotte
fire department and Capt. W. B. Glena
of the No. 2 station were killed about
9 o'clock in the morning and three
other firemen, Messrs. R. T. Barnes,
J. R. Erwln and C. W. Todd were moro
or less seriously Injured as the re
sult of the explosion of a quantity of
blasting powder that had been stored
In a barn belonging to Mr. John B.
Hawkins, a railroad contractor In the
rear of his home on South Cedar
street. The barn had caught fire and
the department had been summoned
to extinguish the flames. Never hav
ing been appraised of the presence of
the explosives and fearing no danger.
Chief Wallace, Captain Ulenn and
Firemen Barnes, Erwln, Todd and
several others had Just laid a line of
hose and had rushed through a dou
ble fence for the purpose of reaching
the seat of fire. The hose was not
quite long enough and Chief Wallace
bad called for a little "slack." Sev
eral of the men turned to drag up the
line and this accounts for their es
cape. The next moment the explo
sion occurred. Captain Glenn was
killed Instantaneously and Chief Wal
lace was felled in his tracks and so
also were Firemen Barnes, Erwln and
rodd.
Revenue Increased.
With the closing of the fiscal year
of the internal revenue department
the books of the local deputy collector
showed a gain in business over the
preceding year 'of $734,803.53, the
stamp sales for the year amounting
to $5,866,443.83. This is by far the
largest business in tobacco stamps
done by the local revenue office dur
ing any year of Its existence. The sec
ond largest year's business was that
of the year 1912-1913, when the sales
amounted to $5,131,640.30. The total
number of pounds of tobacco manu
factured In the Twin City during th
last fiscal year is 73,330,548 6-8, as
against 64,145,603 6-8 pounds tor tht
previous year. ;
Blackberries 8hort, Peaches Fine.
The blackberry crop near Newton
this year Is the shortest in several
years. They are so very small that
it is tedious for the pickers to get
them In any quantity. The long
drought Is no doubt responsible for
this, The dry weather seems to bave
been advantageous to the peach crop.
Peaches are fine, about the usual size
and perfect In flavor and soundness.
NORTH CAROLINA BRIEF8.
An order issued by Adjutant Gen
aral Young disbands the division of
naval reserves at Plymouth, designa
ted as fourth division for failure to
measure up to the required standards
of efficiency. At the same time the
adjutant general accepts a new divi
sion to take the place of the Plymouth
organisation, this being a company
to be organised at Belhaven.
Senator Overman, ranking member
of the appropriations committee, plac
ed the following aproprlations In the
sundry civil bill: For a quarantine
wharf at Wilmington, $25,000; repairs
on fish hatcheries at Morehead City
and Edenton, $6,000 and 13,500, re
spectively; for rebuilding and repair
ing life-saving stations on the North
Carolina coast, $20,000. ' '
After having been in office a little
over 14 months, Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue Osborn upon 'enter
ing the fiscal yea- showed that he had
collected more money for the govern
ment at less expense than ever be
fore in history. ,
An Old Fort delegation, composed
of J. c. Greens, H. A. Westermann,
J. K. Cowan, J. H. Turner and D. W.
Adams appeared before Governor
Craig recently to urge that he use his
influence to bave the commissioners
of McDowell county build the . road
from Old Fort west to the top of the
mountain, rather than east to Green,
Washington. The following post
masters were appointed recently: Al
len, Thomas W. Allen; Balsam, Sa
rah K, Bryson; Nat Moore, Mary E.
Squires; Tabor, William C. Graham;
Wolf Mountain, Olivia E. Galloway. .
Rural life week at Chapel H1U had
a strong series of meetings to close
its program. Dr. Liberty Hyde Bailey
director ol the agricultural depart
ment of Cornell 'University, . had
charge of the last four meetings. Dr.
Bailey has been the! pldneer of tho
RUB-MY-TISM .
Will cure your Rheumatism and all
kinds of aches and pain Neuralgia,
Cramps, Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts,
Old Sores, Burns, etc. Antiseptl
Anodyne. Pric 25c Adv. '
Shown Up.
Senator La Kollette was talking
about the dodges and squirms of a
certain corrupt railroad officials.
"For all his dodges and squirms,"
said the senator, "the man was shown
up. It's like the case of Smith.
'A dun entered Smith's flat, pushed
Into the parlor and said Jo Smith's
little son:
"Where's your father?'
1 'Gone away,' the urchin answered,
according to orders.
"'Cone away? Humph! Where
to?"
1 'That closet there,' was the reply."
RESIN0L CURED AWFUL
ITCHING IN ONE NIGHT
New York, April 26 "The skin on
my hand got red and rough. It Itched
and I began to scratch It. It Itched
bo that sometimes I could not sleep all
night. I was suffering very much. I
used salve and , but they
did not seem to help me. This went
on for six or "vcn months. Then I
tried reslnol ointment and rcsinol
soap. I used them one night. In the
morning, to my surprise, my hand was
all well and tbe trouble has never re
turned. This is the absolute truth."
(Signed) Miss Cella Kleinman, 61 Co
lumbia St.
Nothing we can say of reslnol
equalr what others, such as Miss
Kleinman, say of It. It does its work
quickly, easily and at little cost. Resl
nol ointment and reslnol soap are aold
by all druggists. Adv.
Ruin Threatened Him,
Tbe great pianist was weeping bit
terly. '
What Is It?" asked his devoted
wife.
"In a few more years I shall have to
desist from my beloved planoforte
my hair is coming out something
fierce."
EI.rXTR BABFK WORTH ITS TntlOHT
IN UOLD IN TH K 1-Hll.ll'riNr.n.
1 contracted malaria In IMA, ajid aflcr a
years' fruitlcn treatment by a prominent
Wanhlngton physician, yonr Kllxtr Habek
entirely cured me. On arriving here I came
down with tropical malaria the worst form
and Bent home for Babek. Again It
proved Its value It Is worth Ita welht In
Oold here. Braale O'Hafrao, Troop , 8th
U, S. Cavalry, Balayan, Philippines.
Elixir Babek, 50 centa, alf druwista or by
Parcels Pottt prepaid, from Klooaewakl 6 Co.,
Waahlualou, I. O.
-S .- "...
14jf7 'Selected
Olives
Ever eee from SWn. long fmaaW
aa the bom of the world' beat olrvm
Only the pick of the crop is offer! as
yoa ander th Ubby kbeL
Sweet; Sour and Dill Ficklei
Nature's finest, put up Bio th horn.
made kind end ell your trouble Bared,
This extra quality b true of
all Libby's Pickles aod Cos
dimmts aad there is real
economy
in their as.
nauf ea
Ubby',
- -
life II?
VfrM M'NeiU I '
yr v Ubb j "v;r
'; i JiCWuiujo r .
Mrlf. TfOMrN, BOTH, (1IKI.8 n.ae 111 of
Benin riy-Miiqulto 1'lllow.anil KloatlnB liuinteot.
ant liaiu (our.) axci'iaiz CO., uichuond. Va.
Get "WILLET'S JULY BULLETIN"
IV.if and pric ri'txtni'M Omu Hsebtn elMMt
of wettt .vnd runty twin. v?irtb double all K iToorH
gb-rktO; Burr Cluvnrc Htlry Velfhj New WlBUf
ttwedlnh Vetrh: CiiBnOD Clorer, Ktc
M ILLET 8KKU COMfAHV, AoffV
5h.na.as. Spanish T1I0
EVERYTHING IN SHEET MCTAU
eUlLDINtt MATERIAL ...
RCST THAT MONEY CAN BUV
Wt MY TMf rUTKHT WAIT! FOB CATALOC WC PKvff S
SORE EYES
Dr. Salter's Eye Lotion
relieves snd cures sore and inflamed eyas ia
24 to 48 hours. Helps the weak eyed, cores
without pain. Ask your druggist or dealer for
SALTER S. Only from Reform Diapeaaary,
IS. Broad, Atlanta. Georsie
U-MOR
SALVE
. Advice to Girls.
Mrs. Havelock Ellis, the English
writer and suffragist, said at a girl
graduates' luncheon at Sherry's In
New York:
"I wish to advise you girls never to
marry a man to reform him. To
marry a man to reform him that Is
the same as putting your finger in the
fire to extinguish it."
Important to Mother
Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
Infanta and children, and see that it
Signature of Gffiifofa
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Children Cry for Fletchers Caatoria
Bands
Bacon I see a rubber band around
the bell of an alarm clock will lessen
its noise without Impairing its effect
iveness. Egbert And if you want more
noise, try a brass band around it
For Galled Horses.
When your horse is galled, apply
Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh and you
can keep on working. Try It and If
your horse is not cured quicker than
by any other remedy, the dealer will
refund your money. Adv.
Misunderstood.
Redd Since he took up automobll
lng he says he thinks he has consumed
about 10,000 gallons of gasoline.
Greene Is It possible? Why, I
thought he bad given up his bibulous
habits!
E ret Immediate reller for all kind, of FILM an
a wooSerfiil -euedr rortXZEMA.CBAPrrCO
ANDB.HORKH and any form of SHIN I)1H
F.ASK. Tventy-flya eent. at all drosslata. Write
for ,'KS DiUPLBS. Uept.O-1.
THE COURTNEY DRUG COMPANY
Baltimore, Aid.
FOR OLD AND YOUNG
Tutt'a Liver Pills act as kindly on tbe chid,
the delicate female or lattraa eld ass, a apaa
the v'sorop. man, . .
Ws Piljs
rive tone and .trtnrth to the weak ataaaack,
bowel
wel., kidney, and bladder..
EXCELLENT FArfM LAND CHEAP.
Cheap landa of surprising fertility caai
be had along the line of the Mlasourl A
North Arkansaa railroad. This new road
runa through an undeveloped territory;
splendid for fruit, poultry, dairy, truck,
general farming or stock raising; delight
ful climate and bountiful water aupply;
never falling crops. Free magaslna,
"Onli tjavefl." telle of fine oDDortunlttea.
Ask for It. jay kekk, uener&i i
ger. Agent, Harrison, Ark.
Why Scratch?
"HunfgCure'' isguar
nteed to stop and
permanently cure that
terrible itching. It is
compounded for that
purpose and your money
will be promptly refunded
WITHOUT QUESTION
sf Hunt's Cure fails to cor
Itch, Ecsetna, Tetter, Ring
Worm or any other Skin
Diaeaae. 50c at your druggist's, or by mail
direct if he hasn't it Mamv -""ad onlyby
A. B. RICrlAHUS NtulCMr. Cu.
A Stitch in Time
Colds, fevers, congestion and germ dis
eases are pretty sure to overwork tha kid
neys and leave them weak. In oonvales
oenoe, In fact at any time when suspicion
is aroused by a lame, aching beok, rheu
matic pains, headaohe, dlzslness or
disordered urine, the use of Doan's
Kidney Fills is a stitch In Urns that
may avoid aerloai kidney disease.
Doan'e Kidney rills oonunana oonflaenos,
for na other remedy is so widely used,
so freely reoommended or so generally
auooesafuL
A South Carolina Caaa
Dill-
IFl2
t P. Cofter, Bra
in, St, Grrt a
C. Ban: "Nothing
could IndiMw m to
be without Doetn'a
Kidney Pllli In the
house. Mr back
u In bad ahape
ftnd X could hardly
Pit around. When
tooped or lifted,
tha paloa through
my back were aw
ful. I had to paat
the kidney secre
tion too often.
Nothing helped me
until I tued Doaa'a
Kidnev Pllla on a,
doe tor a advice. I have enjoyed good
health over inoa." ' .
' CM DoMrt at Aay Stava. lOe a Box
DOAN'SVAILV
PMTEK4I1LBURN CO, BUFFALO. M. Y.
FREE TO lU SUi
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auma from biditbt, BLAiyosa, l
OaUoaiO W BAKU EM, ULCBU, HIM
write for FREK cloth iovn i
tfatee dlseMea end wowDimui. ci
THE HEW FRENCH REMEDY
THERAPION ,
thcrfttnfxlv for Toi'B owi ailment. Abeok.
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wu wai xo raoTB nsmavnox will evu
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Ooaraoteed frtvoti,
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exprew pid for UA
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special to 7c:.:z:i
Tbe most economical,' cleansing and
, germicidal of til antiseptics 1
A olublo Anttsere Tow ' r to
bo diaaolred in walr as r ' J. I
" A a medicinal antiseptic for dom !ies
in treating catarrh, inflammation ot
ulceration of nose, throat, and t ibi
caused by feminine ills It has no eimai
Trr ten year the Lydta E. rink n
Kedicln Co. ha recommended l a
in their private eorresponden i
women,' which proves ita sni It
Women who have been : s
it la "worth Ita we! ht In . '
.druggist. 60c. liu , bon, i-r t - i
The Paitoa Toilet CoM hi
8!I017 Gra
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for all purpnsr. Wall a. i '
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