mJBHAtf RECORDER, DIJRIJAII, ,N. C. FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1911.
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K:ir cl Xitzziti Wl Ccach
Fo rei;sers Arrt; Fer PeHce IVcsii tan Abandomea! , of All
Coroner Ford Bcclcs Active
(ml Essdrci
Force la Ueilco . Artrian Claims
Investigation of Deaths
WILL PROTECT IIOHGIIITII THREE MORE DIE
CITY DUILDI16S OF KJSURREGTOS FROM POISONING
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KILLED III FIGHT
.' El Paso. Tex., Mar 11. Secure In
thefr ' control of Juarei the . Insur
gents are today clearing up the
wreckage In the town and preparing
to defend themselves against the at
tack by the federals' relief force un
der Colonel Rabage. ' The defenses
which were badly battered by the en
gagements preceding tbe capture of
the town are being prepared to stand
another attack. . ;
It Is Impossible to secure n ac
curate estimate of tbe dead - and
, wounded as the result of the fight
ing at Juarez, but the insurgents to
day expressed tbe opinion that about
60 federals and 15 Insurgents ' were
killed, ,jr.rt federals and 100 rebels
were' wounded. , General Madero to-
. day Issued a proclamation to federal
.prisoners offering to takeithem Into
the Insurgent army If any desired to
Join. It Is reported that a number
took advantage of the offer. It is
believed that as soon as Juorei has
been partly rehabilitated tbe Insur
, gents will march south with the In
tention of attacking Mexico City,
thus forcing Dial to terms.
Dr.Tyree Accepts Call
aw - - .a m 1
iO Ulua rcmi tncrCO
According to a statement Just Is-
sued Dr. W. C Tyree, of Oxford, who I
" eometim ago received a call from I
the First Uaptlst enure a of High I
' Point, has accepted. Tbe -Biblical
Recorder in announcing the fact I
.states: , ,
', We consider the First Baptist
, church, of High Point, exceedingly
fortunate In securing Dr. W. C. Tyree
. as their pastor, i As bis great pastor-1
' ate la, Durham and Kalelah bear
witness, and, as all North Carolina
ttaptlsts know. Dr. Tyree la one of
the wisest, soundest, most popular,
" and most 'effective of pastors In all
. the land. Since closing bis pastorate
In Raleigh, be has been kept ' busy
quite every Sunday in supply work
and revival meetings. There will be
general rejoicing among our brother
hood tnat be la to remain la North
. Carolina and unnumbered benedic
tions will rest upon him In his new
field.
RcscrvaOcns Made
FCr CS3 ElkS Meet
. Mr. W. Q. nrambam haa Just com
pleted arrancementa for reservation
at Allantie City hotels for the North
Carolina Klks who will attend the
meeting of the Grand lodge at that
city in July: It Is expected that at
least 49 derlgatea from tbe differ
ent lodges ot the state will attend
the meeting. About 75 ot tbe mem
bera of the Durham lodge will at
tend and several ; sixtclal Pullman
ear will be reeerted for tbe Dur
ham delegation which will leave here
on Jabr th.
TWO lulled in WreCK
xaln
VI reuit "
Leadvllle, Qo.. May li. After
making a thorough search of tbe
wreckage ot tbe Rio Grande passen
ger train, which was derailed near
ftedrltffe last night, tbe wrecking
crew baa reported that two persons.
Mrs. Catherine J. Martin, of Albany
N. Y.. and an unidentified child were
killed and between Z3 and 33 pas
sengers were Injured
Apprehension Fell
In Conation cl Pope
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4 Rome.', May It.-It was learned to-
dar that tha three sisters ot the
Poim are virtually acting aa his
mirae d-irlng hia enfeebM condi
tion, "it Is irllably reported that be
Inii tflnplsya arter'al degeneration
and Is rapldlv losing the powers of
relatanta Tbe Pope's general con
ditlrn ,1a such aa to exeitt appre
hension' General SttiUe of
Tobacco Workers
Tmi,a Via - llif II. Five in0U -
and tobacco workers walked out to-
day and a general atrtke la tnreat -
ened In the cigar making trade as
h. rtt of tha artlod of Judge
Wall In tbe federal court upholding
ih. vautirt aaainat three mea chart
ed with Intimidating the non-union
worktmea. .
llovae) of Jonea,
Jones painted his house last year.
It Inoka dull. dead, no life in It
' Smith painted bla bouse 10'yeara
ago. , .
. it looks clean, nice, and don't need
repainting, because he used I M.
Paint, and added three quarta of Oil
to each gallon.
Tbe Oil gave life and preaedved It
tleaides adding the uu reourea
its cost 40 cents a gauon ima
other paint
Thlriy-flve years use In N. A.
8. A. .1
Longman alanines. Manufaclur-
rs. The U M. Pure Palnta. Var-
l.nea and Paints for every purpose,
Wrs,
ninhf
for sale by W. A. MaUry.
Tli" e'roet.
. Willie What's the most
nus animal H the circus, papsT
Pa- The calliope, my son. Wo
man's Home Companion.
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mat. A. sew Dress for Mother's
QU-L Girl's Dress With Ikxly and
, Sleeve Combined and With Tucker
.That May Be Omit ml. ...
Peasant effects' are charming for
girla as well as for women and the
style here shown will lend itself ad
mirably to any of thoa season's popu
lar materials. White dimity was
used in this instance, with bands of
embroidery for decoration. The por
tion of the tuckeroutlined by the
Kan1 la? at a tt nlt aI lawn vbvKIIa t Vi
a n mm va ,M-a-a7. in w uv nuiiv auc
sleevea and covered portion of the
tucker were of plain lawn. Tbe
gathered skirt may be made with or
without the tucka. The waist has
seams at the shoulders and under-
arm. The pattern la cut in four
sixes: t, 8, 10 and it yeire.. It re-
quires 3 yards of 29 inch material
for the 8 year alze, with 6-S yard
for the tucker.
I A pattern of this llluMtratlon malK
led to any address on receipt of 10c
in saver or stamps.
Kamev.
Street
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Town
But
81m;.. No.
Fill out tbe above blank, en- 4
closing ten eents In stamps or 4
coin, and mail to the Beauty Pat- 4
4 trn rnmunr llfil SNiTtin atnwt
Brooklyn. N. Dept D.
ISSISIHII POSTMASTERS
HTATK OIMMXIZATIO.X FORMKD
i.v gri:e.hr(iu mkdviday.
Greensboro, May 11. Many of the
assistant postmasters of the state
met here Wednesday and formed an
organization similar to the assocla-
llnu ofNorth Carolina, nnatmaattira.
Recently the, assistants have been
I placed on the civil service basis by
the arovernment. North Carolina haa
taken a lead In this organisation.
and a state convention will be called
to be held in Greensboro, July 4.
At the first meeting Wednesday
Mr. W. B. Bradford, of Charlotte,
cas elected president, Mr. John T.
of Durham, was named aa ser
if tary and treasurer, Mr. 8. A. Hod-
,,)n of Greensboro, first vice-presi
dent; Mr. T. C. Council, of Raleigh,
M-ud vlce-prelsdent
Tbe executive committee la com
posed Of Messrs. W. G. Elliott, ot
Wilmington; W. O. Ellis, of Wash
lntnn, and James Wagner, of Ashe-
Ivllle.
Explosion In Mine
Claims Five Victims
Brrenton, Pa., May 11. Five
workmen are dead following an e
plosion and fire In tbe boas vein of
the Boston colliery at Clarksvllle to
day.
STATU MISHION tMHICTV.
i:llti ASM AL Kl-:SHI)S
Raleigh, May 11. ine nnai
ll"nB Ol toe iiunia nnwivu
North Carolina waa held today. The
lieaiure, oi tne miun
wsa the addreaa at night by Rev. U
. Massey, editor of the Raleigh
Christian Advocate.
Csllly ef Maanlasghler.
I Concord, May , 1 1. Walter , wall.
colored, waa
found guilty Tuesday
flornnnn nf liian1mihtr. lie WBS
CDBrtr4- W1B the killing of John Gar-
reU. colored. Judge Biggs sentenced
Wall to three years In tbe peni
tentiary.
Durham Highs Play Today.
Thl afternoon on the East Dur
Ji.mnnit iha ttntboro and Dur-
otnj ngB ,rhool teams will play tbe
nnd Bame of this season. A lively
cont(t la expected
Unlkwl at Old Wert.
l wmitiln't let a . doctor cut my
,
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r"'"', h
aatd H. D. Kly, lllsntam.
Ithough horrible ulcer bad
been the plague of my lofe for tour
year. Instead I used Bucaien s
Arnlra Salve, and my foot waa soon
4 is
rarnrblenmnletely cured." Ilesle Burns.
Rolls. Pores. Mrutites, wwroi,
pimples Corns. Surent Pile ctire'lSc
at R. Blacknall and Son.
Mexico City. May 11. RepresentaH
tlves of ail the countries who are rV
wnt-A in the dinlomatle corps are
today conferring as to tbe best method no nearer today than, before the cap
to devise means for safeguarding tbe ture 0f 'juare,' was declared here
lives and property of foreigners, ine .
outcome will likely be to make an
offer that the Mexican government ar-
range for tbe services ot 6,000 Mexi- .
cans to act in conjunction with mem- ,
bers of the' foreign colony as a re-
eerve police force, so as to prevent
murder and rapine In the city.. This
foreign guard is to be absolutely
neutral, and the-work must be con-
Uned to the protection of public build-1
lngs and foreign quarters from any
assaults of bandits. .
The feeling hare over the fall of
Juares Is divided. .Some of the lead
ing" Mexicans helieve that President
Diaz's resignation will prevent a pro
tracted war, while others, who are in
the majority, aay Dias can not now
relinquish bis office but must fight to
the bitter end. Reports today snow
that the lighting is general in many
parts of the republic. v ......
a.i.nl in Hllonrii. I
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TWO MinneapoiS ooys were rm'-
ly ordered by Judge C. L. Smith in
mnnlMn.l mnr tint in IMak tO PflCb 1
oth.r for a vear. The boya were un-l
.k.rcril with dlanrdorlTlM
the iudia that he had received cem-
plaints about their conduct. i
After listening to the omcera i
story Judge Smith sentenced the boys
IO sixty oaj in uie wuuuw, Huv I
put them on the most rigid terms of
probation ever laid down in Henne-Ith,
pin county. Judge smitn torn me
bova that they must not speaa to one
another during the term. of proha-
tion: that they must stay at bememMter 0f Knoxvllle, baa been se
nlgbts; keep away from pool rooms
and aalobns and attend high school.
The Nw yora supreme coun jus-
tlce who Issued an Injunction ras-l
training a framer from speaking to,
hia wift for thirty days pending a
hearing on the wlfe'a application for
alimony and counsel fee In her suit
for separation, doubteless proceeded
on a different theory. He may have
had In mind tbe lover's philosophy
that absence makes the heart -grow
fonder. Tbe defendant, accompanied
br hia counsel, visited tbe domicile of
bis wife and daughter several times 1
wblia tne injunction waa in ioro.i
and ate tneala with them, but the
rule of alienee waa strictly observed.
Case and Comment. , I
The lt Of Dying lUM-e.
Normally the-Tehuelcnca. aa tne
Patagonlan Indiana are called, are a
peaceable and kindly people, yet they
ar iuiiui.:. vi.u.v w. i
1 t-1 .. Af 1
prejuaices.,very revengeiui. auu
oncn wun gooa reason .uapuiiuu.
of atrangera. Tney are noi w oeio
trineo wun ana wnen unae tne m-
nuence Ol urin are oruimi u
geroua Tney anow love tor ineir cmi-
dren and wives, and kindness to their
old people. Jbey are divided Into 1
numerous vines or groups, eacn nav-
mg iia uiei or
tne burden or government rests out
lightly. Tbe cacjque of the trtrbe, to
whom tbia village belonged, was then
at another camp. They believe in a
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propitiate, and have many stories.
myths and - superstitions connected
with tbe sun. moon and stars, while
the sloying of horses and the drink-
lug of blood form a conspicuous part
of tbeir auperstltloua, birth, marriage
and death ceremonies, many efl
which are repulsive.
When Magellan first passed through
the strait there were perhaps no
than 10.000 Pantagonlans roaming
from the Rio Negro to the atralt,
white today, driven back from the
littoral to the high pampas and tbe
foothills of the Andes altogether
they would probably not total over
500. Charles W. Furlong, In Har
per's. '
. Rings Tree.
Tbe statement made by Democrat)
Leader Underwood In the bouse dur
ing tbe debate on tbe Canadian reci
procity treaty last week haa the right
ring to It. When taunted by republi
cans with Insincerity, regarding the
f tl.l Kill ha M
i challenge the statement that we
are going to paaa the fre- list bill later
i,h ,h. ...i.tinn jh.f it wilt
not become a law. ' Tbe free list bill
fwlll become a law, or the republican
president that vetoea It will never be
heard from again.
That, we believe. Is about the senll-
menj of the Amerloai people; and.lCroker. "but I would rather live In
white from present Indications It
seems atilte crobab'e that the free list
will meet Ha fate at tbe hands of a
republican senate, the responsibility
for Its defeat can easily be placed
where it rightfully belongs. By the
passage of this bill In tbe house tbe
democratic party will have proven to
the nation lie Incerlty In performing
the service demanded of It and It will
bave demonstrated Its right to control
both houaes as well at tbe executive
omcei and If we mistake not that will
be the verdict of the people In 1911. I
Salem Tlmea-Regiater.
tli lng Hits 1'jwlern Shore
We wonder If the cltltena ot Balls
bury are going to have a clean-up
day here tb'e spring? Tbe time Is
now at hand for a gnegal clean-up of
alt lota, alleys, streets.and the gar
bags wason should be brought out
lagaln. Wicomico News. ,
wasmngum., .-ww.ur
Hon $ot ; the .Mexican insurgents .as
belligerents by tbe United States Is
,,-,. who j,ave been searching
the record, 0t the International law
nrecedents. - JThe principal reason
t recoMi,ina the belligerents
Mexico , is that by so doing tile
United Statee ,, would, abandon all
Lajmg ror reparation for damages
d hy the American citizens
,hrouK , the revolution. Also the
ra4,nrniin would be construed
declaration ot the moral support of
the revolution by the United States.
POLITICS O POLITICIANS
. The nrimary campaign for the Ken.
tncky governorship Is now on in full
"' .nhiicena and
ZTC
" . ,hel. rt-.
Of tne iweniy-iwoinew wuuen
now aitting in the United Btates
. .1,-1. nwn
sena. " " w"
senator vvuiwiu f.
Bible Class in one oi uie riciiu-
ItprHti' churches in the national
capital. ., . i
The first republican club formed to
boost President Tait lor , renomin
tion baa Just been launched In New
jerse. . -
A aneclal election is to be held in
.--ond district of Pennsylvania
tnlB m0nth to choose a auccessor to
.h. 1... rnn.rimin JopI rook.
w v. Monday, a former post
)e.ted to gueCeed ex-Congressman
H.la reuubllcan national commit-
tcemtn toT Tennessee.
jonn W. Watson. bo has a record
mora han fifteen years' service
In tbe Florida legislature, baa an
nounced bia candidacy for the demo
cratic nomination, for governor.
Jerrr South, ot Arkaisaa.. who
baa succeeded William J. Browning,
of New Jersey as chief clerk of tbe
national house of . representatives,
bad bad an Interesting and checker-
Ld rrwr One of the most exciting
rhDters of bla early carrer in tbe
southwest had to do with the famous
marder tn. Weeks family In Mis
,urt. A few daya after the five
had been alaia Mr. South waa on his
arav tn a nnlltlral con wntion In Lit
I... Rn.k Stnnnin, . a rrnaarnaria
,,. hi. -,...inn wmM .,.
..ptM, .-a hia con.
... th . d t0 . u-
' . ...
Die on that tber were Tar or Drotn
the two bankeri wno were
of tne wholesale murders. Mr
- n. - hnrrowA a ahotaun and
f4pture(l the two men single handed
. lj TnA nnlaM tha town
... tw.v , .,,. Rnrk -...i,
hl ,n(. aMwa .hm ovar to the
autboritles. Uter the two bankers
were retoni4 to Missouri, tried and
convicted of the murders.
For tbe first time In years all but
a few of the chairmanships of tbe
important committees of tbe house of
tiiicul.iii aid J.UW Will w
southern democrats.
United States Senators Martin and
Swanson and Representatlvea Carter
Glass and William Jones, wno are
after tbe eenatorahipe In Virginia,
will have to pay about $3,00 each to
enter the democratic primary. .
Under tbe Crumpacker reappo'
tlonmect b'M there will he 7
sddltlonal delegate to the national
ronTCTUO lner
"ere 08 delegates to the republican
national convention, and 100 to tbe
democratic national convention.
It la expected that more than 1000
democratic leaders of the Dakota.
Montana, Iowa, Idaho, Oregon, Min
nesota and Washington will attend
the big democratic conference of the
northwest, which has been called lo
assemble in St. Paul early next
monty. .
Senator Gronna ,of North Dakota
la one of tbe self-made members of
the upper branch of congress. Equip
ped with only a common school edu
cation he served hia apprenticeship
" " "'ry kkow ueu.rt H
oun "Pf "Uny to acquire
u loe uuoerioiwi ironuer ana
I emerged aa a prominent banker and
merchant' '
lagralllsde ef Aa Eg Boss."
"I love America," aaft Richard
Ireland on one pound a week ban In I
America on Bv pounds."
t ngrateful Mr. Croker! "Where did
yon get It" If not In our loving, lavish
midst? You, On" of the anointed
rulers of Our democracy, prefer to live
I under a monarchy! You allowed us
to pay you five pourds a week as boss
of Tammany hall for years and years.
and then you run your one ponnd-a-
week racing stable In distant climes
land do not even give ua a cbanre to
bet on your Derby winners!
And yet ungrateful.- aa your views
may seem, we could slmost Bud It In
our bearta to wla that Mr. Murphy
shared them. New York' World.
' He Might Shine.
A prominent rttlsen ot Kansas City
I retimes to run (or mayor because he
- j "never goes out at night." Why not
I make bint a atreet lamp? Dei
'journal., i. - .'. 4
Detroit
Philadelphia, May 11. Coroner
Ford today began active campaign
to have more stringent laws enacted
affecting the sale of poisonous drugs
following the deaths ot John Shin'n,
Earl Burr and Ida Arbuckle from
beer containing cyanide ot potassium
poisoning. This makes a total of ten
deaths within two months from cyan
ide potassium. Emily Shlnns wife ot
tbe dead man, and Michael McGinley
who boarded with them, who were
also nearly dead from tbe same
poison, have recovered, and are held
pending an Investigation. Tbe police
allege that Shinn -poisoned bis wife
and guests while under tbe Influence
of liquor and because of despondency
ot his inability to retain a position
. ; SAFE. ,
Tls night; all tbe sirens are silent,
All the vultures, asleep;
And tbe horns of the tempest are
stirring
Under the deep;
Tls sight; all tbe snow burdened
mountains '
Dream of the sea.
And down in the wadl tbe river
Is calling to me. . ,
Tls night; all the caves ot the spirit
Shake with desire.
And the Orient heaven's essaying
Its lancea of fire;
They hear in tbe stillness that covers
The land andJJe sea,
Tbe river in the heart of tbe waldl,
, , Calling to me.
Tls night, but a night of great yoy
ance, -A
night of unrest
Tbe night of tbe birth of the spirit
Of the east and the west;
And the caves and the mountains
are dancing . .
On the foam of the sea.
For the river Inundant la calling,
Calling to me.
Ameen Rihanl, In the American
Bad KgK 1
"He alvays was a bad egg, but no
body teemed to notice it while ire
was rich."
"Yes, he was all right until he was
broke."-rSacred Heart Review.
The Werld's Progress. .
At any rate, it la congress and not
I'ncle Joe Cannon that meets in spe
cial session every day. Pittsburg Sun.
Marts Much Trouble.
If all people knew that neglect of
constltpatlon would result in aevere
indigestion, yellow jaundice or viru
lent liver trouble they would soon
take Dr. Klng'a New Life Pills, and
end It. It's the only safe way. Best
for bllliousness, headache, dyspepsia.
chills and debility. 2c at R. Black
nail and Son.
S.tl.K-SMAX WANTED to look after
our interest in Durham and adja
cent counties. Sslary or Commis
sion. Address Tbe Harvey Oil Co.,
Cleveland. O. 2S-I
CONFEDERATE BECM05,
Little Beck, Ark. May 13, 1G, V
and IS.
Go by way of tbe "North Carolina
Old Soldiers' Route." Tbe following
camps have selected the Durham and
Southern and Seaboard Air Line
Weldon. Warrenton, Littleton. Lou la
burg, Henderson, Oxford, Durham,
Wilmington, Luraberton,' Hamlet,
Charlotte. On the return trip veterans
can lay over In Memphis 9 hours tn
the daytime and In Birmingham 12
hours in the daytime. 8-
Succeed when everything else fans,
la nervous proetrauoa and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, aa thousands have testified,
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
h Is the heat medicine ever sold
over a druggist's counter.
South hmzk
Th Panama Canal Idea was
old when Uncle 8am waa In
short trousers. He did not
start the great work. But where
others burled fortunes he Is
digging dirt He gets the credit
for digging the biggest ditch the
world haa ever seen. The com
fort shoe idea didn't originate
with us. But like Uncle Sam
and his ditch, we get the credit
for carrying It out You'll know
what that comfort la If you wear
a pair of our Flei Sole, Vlcl
Kid or Pat Vlcl
BELLAOY'S
orrosm post ornct
lil S-Tw0r ' - lit
pip " tc fil Your ' ' ifi
m smW'lk Enjoyment'
z j
J Here'g mmigi jffi.
? a beverage that fairly snaps with dell-X fayjl
' '3 cioui goodness and refreshing whole V MiM
1'' ' pi ,omeeSS 'r Wm
lip has more to it than mere wetness and Jf
flitf &mu) sweetness it's vigorous, full of life. lyM
II ifi sf You'll enjoy it from the first sip to If j
P 1 f1 t'1C St rP afterwards. ,1 rg 111
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Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Office and Show Room S18 Mangum,
Street.
Phone 197 ' Night or Day Service
For Sale
100 Bushels Improved
Whippoorwill Peas
J. Sid Perry
Next Door. Sun ,Office.
Women!
If weak, you need Cardui,
the woman's tonic. Cardui
is made from 'gentle herbs,
acts in a natural manner,
and has no bad results, as
some of the strong drugs
sometimes used. As a med
icine a tonic for weak,
tired, worn-out women,
Cardui has been a popular
U success for over 50 years.
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The Woman's Tonic
Mrs. LuU Walden, of
Oramlin, S. C followed
this advice. Read her let
ter: "I'was so weak,
when 1 first began to take
Cardui, that it tired me to
walk fust a little. Now, I
can do all the general
housework, for a family of
9." Try Cardui for your
troubles. It may be the
very remedy you need.
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prepared to give rod th best ot service, and can help yj;
: . You '
wbea th enllee tor preaentt tha bill rou paid laat tnonth and ,
tailed to gtv rou credit tor. Ton have been '
and mislaid tha receipt If rou bad paid br check rou would
have him "dead sure," tor the cancelled check or our recordd
would bear you out. ,.. '.' .at
The Citizens National Bank
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dependable household remedy. e
upon the principle of purity or nioea
Insuring freedom from disease. It la
a medicine for maladies such as, Rehu- .
matlsm. Liver Complaints. Constipa
tion. Fever and Ague. Female Disor
ders, Indigestion, Lumbago, Kidney '
Derangements. Catarrh. Sick and Ner
vous Headaches, loss ot Appetite and ,
aU ailments arising- from Inactivity of
tbe Liver and Kidneys. -
It la purely Herbs, Barks and Roots
Compound. It is put up la chocolate
coated Tablets pleasing and easy te
take, (or can be dissolved in water.
Mrs. J. C. Heads, of HyattavUla, ltd.
saya: "' 1
"For years I have Buffered with ;.
Backache. Headaches, Neuralals ana
Kervouaneas and extreme KaUyue. I
tried many remedies without relief.
Four months aao a, grateful friend In
duced me to write to Tope Medicine
Co, Washington, D. C, for a boa of
Pope's Herb Compound Tablets, the
very Urst does of two tablets aae ma
relief. I used not quite a 11.00 box and
i am entirely cured ot tne pain in my.
t ba-k and have no more heartache." , ,
i Dr. J. V. Hennesey, a prominent Phv-
slciaa and Burgeon ot Albany. N. Y, la
t part says: 1
j -As a blood purifier. Liver, Kidney
'and ilystera regulator I prescribe Pope
Medicine Co.'s, of WashinRton, D. C
Herb Compound, as I have done for the
Kst 10 years, and I bave found It to
a rreat remedy, which seldom It
ever falls. There are thousands of let- .
ters from Users of Pope's Herbs, that . .
I have been benefitted and cured by Its
proper use. Pope's Herb Compound
Tablets are put up too In a boa, "els.
month' treatment." and will be Sent
noatnaid on recelnt of 11.00. Each boa
Tinted guarantee blndim
ua to refund tne purenase price 11 ine
remedy falls to benefit, aUo full dl- .
.rertlons. .....
' Guaranteed by the Tope Medicine
Co.. Inc., under the Pure Food and
Drug Act. June SO, 10, No. im
Fa tenia
te oaeals la
trrrltery, address
POPE MECIQNE CO, INC
Pae Bmilaras, Washisartwa. D. fl.
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