THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. 0., March 27,1913
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HKBNAN HL OH KB, Postmaster.
Local News i!
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—Mr. J. C. Simmons haa been
confined at hla home by an attack
ot lagrippe for several daya.
—Showery April weather and
mild enough to leave off fires for
the past few daya. It is hoped
the weather man is not holding
back aby surprises.
—Graham Chapter Daughters of
the Confederacy will meet with
Mrs. S. G. Lindsay at 3.30 p. m„
Thursday, April 3rd.
—The Ladies Aid Society of Gra
ham Christian church will meet
at Mrs. J. B. Montgomery's at 3.M
p. m. next Wednesday.
—Some material is being put on
the aground for rebuilding the M.
E. church. We understand the
new church is to be a brick one.
—The mills and factories here
shut down Monday and the day
generally observed as a hol
iday.
'--His Cily Bakery* has bt».'n
building on West Elm street to
the room under the Vestal Hotel
formerly used as a drug store.
—Lately the farmers in South
Alamance have hauled hundreds
and hundreds of bags of fertilizer
out their way. It looks much
like the use of commercial fer
tilizer was being overdone.
—The Veranl Equinox was ush
ered in Friday. Near the hour of
mid-day the days and nights be-
came of equal length and about
„the aame hour, or near thereto,
there was thunder and a down
pour of rain.
—Mr. Joa. W. Noell, editor, and
Mr. Pat. Clay, compositor, of the
Courier, Roxboro, are (pending
the day here watching the antics
of The Gleaner's Typograph (type
setting machine). The Courier
has bought a machine of the
same make and is looking for it
any day. .They are after learning
how to handle the dilemma when
'it comes. Oood idea, and we con
gratulate the Courier on its for
ward movement—progressiveness
is rather the proper word for
these times.
Moved to Duke.
Mr. James M. Thomas, who went
to Duke a few weeks ago to ac
cept a position, returned the lat
ter part of last week for his. fam
ily. They have packed and ship
ped their household goods, and
this morning Mr. Thomas and
family left for their new home.
They go with the good wishes of
many friends here.
Starr-Holt
Mr. Lacy Starr of Greensboro
and Miss JBettie Holt of Saxapa
haw were married Sunday after
noon at 5.?0 at the Reformed Par
sonage, Rev .J. D. Andrew offi
ciating. Mr. Starr is the son of
a prosperous farmer, being con
nected with Mr. J .T. Piatt, a con
tractor, who did grading in this
county about a year ago. It
was at this time that he met Miss
Holt, who is the grand-daughter
of Mr. Seymour P. Holt and niece
of Mr J. Sam Albright of this
place.
Returning Thanks.
Castle Hall,
Graham Lodge No. 93 K. of P.
Graham, N. C. Mar. 17, 1913.
Whereas, our mothers, wives,
sisters, daughters and sweethevrts
so willingly, earnestly and suc
cessfully assumed, planned, exe
cuted and served the menu at our
recent banquet agreeably to the
satisfaction and pleasure of all. be
It resolved, that we in Lodge as
sembled go on record by adopt-
Ing this resolution by a rising
vote and that a copy of the same
be spread upon our minutes and
likewise published* in The Ala
mance Gleaner. .
DEATHS.
Mrs. Rebecca Wheeler, relict of
the late Oliver Wheeler, died at
Bellemont last Sunday morning,
aged 67 years. The remalna were
Interred at St Paul's. A son Mr.
Jaa. W. Wheeler of Oreenaboro,
and one brother, Mr. R JL Bain of
Trolinwood survive her.
Mrs. Hannah Boseman, aged
about 75 years died at Haw River
Sunday night about o'clock.
Her remalna were interred at Haw
River.
Mr. Wm. Chatman, aged about M
years, died at Haw River on Mth.
Interment at Haw River. The
widow and a son survive him.
New Aimflieeeel*.
M. R. Rives * Bro. are telling
yon about Spring style dress
goods, fine shoes, suits and hats.
K. 8. Cardwell la ready for you
with corn planters, buggies, har
rows, grass seed, etc.
H. W. Lutterloh vs. Mamie Lut
terloh—Summons.
Asheville Citizen : Bd. Lane, a
young white boy from Newton,
aged IS, had his leg cut off at
the knee in attempting to )ump
a freight train near Marion on
Sunday. After the accident he
was put In charge of the com
pany's surgeon at Marion. It is
said that young Lane was "hobo
ing" his way to this city.
Personal Mention
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Mr. John Scott spent Monday in
Raleigh.
Capt. 8. H. Webb ol Oak* waa in
town Monday.
• Mr. W. T. Basil of Saxapahaw
waa in town Saturday.
Mr. H .W. Scott spent last Fri
day in Greensboro.
Mr. Geo. R. Stockard near Sax
apahaw waa in town Monday.
Mr John Q. Turner apent Sun
day and Monday at Chapel Hill.
Miss Mary Laahley of Durham
spent Sunday with frlena
Mr. Don B. Scott' spent from
Saturday tIU Tuesday in Wilming
ton.
Mr. J. J. Henderson of Chapel
Hill spent Saturday and Sunday
here.
Rev. W .G. Clements of Morria
ville spent Monday and Tuesday
here.
Mrs. Charles Robbins of High
Point is visiting at Mr. J. Edgar
Long's. „
Miss Bess Baxter spent Satur
day and Sunday at her home in
Durham.
Mrs. Nellie Ross Jones of Wa
verly, N. Y„ is visiting Mrs. J. C.
Simmons.
Miss Claire Turner spent from
Saturday till Monday at her home
in Raleigh.
Miss Donnie Cobb spent Satur
day and Sunday at her home at
Morgaiiton.
Misses Annie Louise Wills and
Florence Blow apent Monday in
Greensboro.
Mr. Steve Simmona, in school at
the University is spending a few
days at home.
Miss Sallie Warren spent from
Saturday till Monday at her home
at Cedar Grove.
Miss Ellen, Wilson of Greenville,
8. C., arrived here Tuesday on a
visit to Miss Blanch Scott.
Miss Kathleen Long left yester
day afternoon for Chapel Hill to
attend the Baster dances.
Mrs. Arthur Griffin of Clayton
spent the first of the week here
with her sister Miss Donie Cobb.
Miss Naomi Hocutt, in school at
Meredith College, Raleigh, spent
Baster holidays at her home here.
Mrs. Jesse Keith of Greensboro
arrived here yesterday on a -visit
to Mrs. Lynn B. Williamson.
Mr Xacy Moore of Waahington,
D. C., spent Sunday here at the
home of his father, Mr. W. C.
Moore.
Mrs. L. Banks Holtwas called to
Atlanta Monday on account of the
sickness of her daughter Mrs. P.
H. Norcross.
Mr. E. S. Parker, Jr., went to
Hew York the latter part of last
week on business and returned
Monday.
Miss Alva Weeden left Tuesday
for her home at Blowing Rock af
ter spending a few days here
visiting Mrs. Mcßrlde Holt.
Mr. Armstrong Holt, in school
at the A. and M. College, Raleigh,
spent from Saturday till Monday
at his home here. ,
Mrs. J. L. Scott, Jr., and daugh
ter Miss Blanch are spending the
day in Mebane with Mrs. J. Mel
Thompson.
Mess. Ralph Long and Clyde
Hunter, now at Richmond, Va.,
spent from Saturday till Monday
here at their homes.
Mrs. J. Blmer Long, who has
been visiting at the home of- her'
father, Capt. Thos. L. Peay, near
Pittsboro, returned home Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bason of
Thomasvllle and Miss Margie
Scott of Mebane apent from Sat
urday till Monday here visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mebane.
Judge N. L. Bore of Greensboro
and "Uncle" Joe Sechrist of High
Point are here today to attend
the County Meeting of Jr. Order
Coupcils.
Mrs. Goodman who has been
been here on 4 visit to her moth-
er, Mrs. J. C. -Hocutt, and her sla
ters Mesdames Rob't L. fiolmes
and M. O. Tlanlgan, left Tuesday
for her home in Augusta, Qa.
Thorough Work.
How Graham Citizens Can
Find Freedom From Kid
ney Troubles.
If yon luffer from backache—
Prom urinary disorders—
Any curable dtont of the kid
ney*.
Dae I " teated kidney remedy. I
Does'* Kidney Pill* have been
tested by tboaaanda.
Orateful people taatlfy.
Can yon aak a more convincing
proof of meHtf
C. B. Bill*, the well known mer
chant, Hiring on Pron* Street. Bur
lington, H. C« Myt, "Doaa'a Kid
ney Pllla hare never failed to
help me. I am (lad to confirm
the statement that I gave in lMt
praising them. I was suffering
from a alight attack of kidney
complaint whan I got Dona's
Kidney Pills. I took than and
the pain disappeared. I know
that thia medicine is a reliable
one."
Por sale by all dealers. Price
M cento. Poster-Mlllburn Compa
ny, Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents tor
the United States .
Remember thr name-Do an's
aad take no other.
SCHOOL NEWS
The McCray school closed last
Friday with appropriate exercls
ea. The part riven by the chil
dren conaiated of dialogues, songs,
recitations and concerts. An ad
dress on "Some Bssentials of Sus
cess" waa made by the County
Superintendent. The exhibit ot
school work in drawing, composi
tion, etc.. bespoke some aplendid
work for the year. The teachers
are arranging for an exhibit at
the county exhibition.
The Highland school closed last
week. The years' work has been
successful. Sickness in the com
munity prevented having closing
extrcises.
closing exerciaes of «hi»
Hawfields High School will be
fc« Id on April 3rd and 4tL. The
lower grades and department of
music will render a program on
the night of the 3rd. On Friday,
the 4th, a ball game will be given
in the morning, dinner on the
grounds, lust after dinner Dr. Hill,
president of the A. and M. College
will deliver the literary address
Friday night the senior class ex
ercises will be given.
• While the County Commence
ment will be on Saturday the 28th
ment will be on Saturday, the 26th
of April, in number of days the
time till the Commencement is
Just one month, this being the
26th of March. Bvery day will
be used in some way in making
ready for the occasion. Within
the next few days the Superinten
dent will issue, in printed form,
from his office a complete pro
gram and plan for the Commence
ment.
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ACICoovQ*
Dr. L. A. Crawford the Oklaho
man, who was imprisoned on the
Bth on Arrest and Ball, was re
leaaed from cuatody Tuesday.
Sulta were filed againat him for
damages by Mr. H. P. White and
and wife of Burlington on the Bth
under the proceeding of Arrest
and Bail, and being unable to give
furety for his appearance he was
imprisoned. A day or two later
he filed a schedule of his posses
sions preparatory to taking the
insolvent debtor's oath.' Subse
quent investigations proved the
truthfulness of his schedule and
upon consent of attorneys pro and
con an order was made releasing
him from custody a few days be
fore the twenty days were up for
him to be releaaed under process
of law. The trouble came to the
Dr. on account of liberties he is
alleged to have taken or attempt
ed to take, with the wife of Mr.
White. The case haa received
conaiderable local notoriety.
The storm of last Friday did
considerable damage in portions
of. Cabarrus county. Barns and
other out buildings were blown
down or unroofed and much tim
ber was destroyed. At Rocky
River church the storm was se
vere and at Bethpage church the
wind was severe and many trees
in the church grove were blown
down.
S. M. Beasley, roadmaster on
the Atlantic Coast Line, attempt
ed to adjufct an electric power
wire that had fallen across the
track ,fell in a hole and against
the wire broke his arm by the fall
and at the same time received the
full force of the electric current
in his body. He is expected to
survive. •
In Franklin county la*t Wed
nesday an automobile driven by
I. B. Williams, ran over and kill
ed • 8-year-old ion of Kettle
Williams. The child was swing
ing on a wagon passing the road
and left the wagon Just In time
to get In front of the automo
bile, which was coming from an
other direction.
BOOS—Buff and White Orping
tons. 8. C. White Leghorns and
Oolden Seabright Bantams—line
M0ck—92.50 per setting of 15.
B. N. TURNER,
Graham, N. C.
You can get anything in Wall
Paper at C. V. Seller's Ait Store,
Burlington, W. C. t
Roaador Stratton.
The hackney stallion. Rosador
Stratton, formerly belonging to
Alamance Stock Improvement Co.,
will make this season at W. C.
Moore's Livery Stable in Graham.
The price for the seaeon la re
duced from |2O.M to SIS.W.
This horse' is well known and la
considered one of the best all
around horses ever brought to Al
amance county. The reduced price
all those deeiring to nine a good
coit aa opportunity to do so and
Improve their stock at a low cost.
C. B. MOORE,
Manager.
Wood's Seeds
Tat The
Firm and Garden.
Oar Now Daacrtpthre Catalog
ie fully up-to-date, giving descrip
tions and MHn/ormarion about
the best and most profitable
aaada to grow. It tefls all abort
Cranes and Clovers,
Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats,
Coir Peas, Soja Beans,
The Best Seed Corns
- aad all other
fans and Garden Seeds.
Wnnif't Bard has
long been recognised ae a staa
dard authority on Saeda.
Mailed on request; write Cor It
T.W.WOOD* SONS,
SIXDSMEM, MCHMOND, VA.
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GRAHAM CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Baptist—N. Main St.—Jas. W.
Rose, Pastor.
Preaching services every Second
and Third Sundays at 11.00 a. m.
and 7.30 p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
MS fc. m.—C. B. Irwin, Superin
tendent.
Prayer Meeting every Tuesday
night at 7.00.
Graham Christian Cfiurch—N. Main
Street—J. F. Morgan, Pastor
Preaching services every Sec
ond and Fourth Sundays, at 11.00
a. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
10.00 a. m.—C. D. Johnston Super
intendent.
New Providence Christian
Church—N. Main Street, near the
Depot—J. F. Morgan, Pastor.
Preaching every Second and
Fourh Sundays at 3.30 p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
2.30 p. m.-Arthur T. Walker, Su
perintendent.
Prayer Meeting every Tuesday
night at 7.30.
Friends—North of Graham Pub
lic Bchool—J .Robert Parker, Pas
tor.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 a.
m. and at 7.30 p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
10.00 a. m.—Miss Belle Zachary,
Superintendent.
Prayer Meeting every Friday
night at 7.30. »
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Methodist Episcopal, South—cor.
Main and Maple Sts„—Services at
present in Court House—R. O. L.
Edwards, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday at 11.00
a. m. and at 7.30 p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
9.45 a. m.—W. B. Green, Supt.
Cottage Prayer Meeting every
Thursday night at 7.30.
Methodist Protestant—College
St., west of Graham Public School
—Geo. L. Curry, Pastor.
Preaching every First. Third and
Fourth Sundays at 11.00 a. m. and
every First, Third, Fourth and
Fith Sundays at 7.30 p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
9.15 *. m.—J. 8. Cook, Supt.
Prayer Meeting every Tueadsay
night at 7.30.
Junior Y- P. 8. C. B. every Sun
day at 3.00 p .m.—Miss Bessie Tin
uin, Supt.
Ladles' Aid— Saturday before
Second Sunday at 3.00 p. m.
Presbyterian—West Blm Street
—E. C. Murray, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday at 11.00
a. m. and at 7.30 p. no.
Sunday School every Sunday at
9.45 a. *m.—Mcßrlde Holt, Supt.
Prayer Meeting every Wednes
day night at 7.30.
Presbyterian (Travora Chapel)—
J. E. Lebby, Pastor.
Preaching every Second and
Fourth Sundays at 7.30 j>. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
8.30 p. m.—J. Harvey White, Siv
perlntendent.
Gov. Jarvls has accepted an
invitation to deliver the Memo
rial Day address in Wilson.
Cleve Weathers, a negro 11 v
in Providence township, Mecklen
burg county shot and killed his
wife laat week and disappeared.
M. F. Teeter, • Cabarrui far
mer who had mamy bale* of cotton
stored on hia farm diacovered
last week that five bales had
been stolen.
R. H. Wright, who owned the
Durham atreet car lines, has sold
the business to Henry L. Dohertjr
of New York. Price not stated
but believed to be about |250,-
000.
a! m/
fine Watch Repairing
Z. T. HADLEY,
Jeweler aa4 Optician
GRAHAM, N. C
NOTICE I
All citizen* of Graham, N. C.,
who are not registered and who
dc*ire to vata in the general
town election, to be held as by
law provided, on Tuesday alter
the first Monday in Mar, It being
May eth, 1911, for the election of
• Mayor ana Board of Commle
aloner* for the Mid town of Gra
ham, are hereby notified that that
the undersigned J C. Simmon* haa
been appointed Regiatrar for said
election, and that the registra
tion book* for aald election will
be open at the drug atore of the
•aid J. C. Simmon* at the hoora
ami for the length of time provid
ed by law. beginning with the
94th day of March, lilt.
All voter* will *** that their
name* are properly registered.
J JC. SIMMONS,
Regiatrar.
By order of the Board of Com
mi**ioner* of the town of Gra
ham JX. C.
This March It, IMS.
| ARTHUR P. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
Substitutes
U Your Own Child THE BKBTT
Would Yon to* antlaOed with aome other Child Reoommended as "JUST AS GOOD?"
Now, Your Child is Sick—lt bus a Dangerous Gold.
You Know GOWANS PREPARATION is the Original and Best
Would You aire Your BEST CHILD s Medicine Recommended as "JUST AS GOOD"
Think It Over Price 25c. 50c and SI.OO All Druggists
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A New Remedy for Indigestion
Gets County Wide Endorsement
Thanawramadytor Indigestion call
ed "Digestif hu been found * certain
quick relief ud permanent remedy
tor stomach dleordera. Letters from
thousands who had suffered the tor
ture* of Indigestion and got relief
from the ue of Dlgeetlt are evidence
of Its merit. The enormous Increase
in demand from every part of the
country la proof of 1U popularity. But
yon do not hare to take anybody's
"Superior Corn Planters"
Are the best, you see the Corn as it drops, do not
have to wait for the crop to come up to find out if
you have good stand.
The Double Disk Furrow opanara will last for years
and years, where the old style Sw ji-ds wiil have to
be replaced each season.
Sold more Corn Planters last season, than all the
stores in town.
Car load of Wood Co. Spike tooih Harrows in stock,
only Harrow with releiving spring, allows the teeth
to pass over the stumps etc, all we ask is for you to
seethe Harrow-trade growing all the time on these.
100 Syracuse and Lynchburg Chilled Plows, all
sizes, full stock repairs.
Guilford Light Running Buggies, best weels, best
painted finest leather trimmings 3 Car Loads to
select from.
Clover, Grass Seed, Lawn Grass, Peas, Millett
~ N. S. CARDWELL,
The Always Busy Store, 'Phone 1-8-3
BURLINGTON, N. C.
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LADIES! .
Havey6u looked at our latest in spring
siyles dress goods? If not, you shhuld.
They will please you. A big line to choose
from. All trimmings to match.
• SPLENDID LINE
Men's Ladies'and Boys' Fine Shoes
CLOTHING AND HATS
for men and boys in latest styles and
shapes. Quality and price, right.
M. R. RIVES & BRO.
BIG STORE
GRAHAM, - - - N. C.
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Shoe Bargains
All Ugb lop shoes at Cost
We have the laical la low
quarter Shoes.
Remember hs lor llrst class
Groceries.
J. T. BLACK * BRO.
GRABAM, N.C.
word for It—try It yourself on an abeo
late guarantee, get a package and If
you don't get relief you can got your
money back for the asking. Brown's
Digeatlt i» a little tablet easy to swal
low and absolutely harmleee. It digests
all the food, prevents fermentation,
stops gas formation, prevents stomach
dlatrees after eating, aids aaatmllatlon,
aad relieves indigestion Instantly,
ALAMANCE PHARMACY.
For That Cold and Cong
Take NYALS Emulsion Cod Liver Oil
NYALS Extract Cod Liver Oil
Each Guaranteed
Graham Drug Company,
JS3S Rexall Store
'Phone 99 Prescription Druggists.
S&Amotitfk
/uj&lbkll£h
Williamson Menefee
'Phones 99 and 322-L
Get • "WHITE CAR" for Hire.
m. -x. ■ —'—
Garden Seeds
:i
' ' r' " ■"'-*. •'"'" V ■ -' - "I ' 4
Landrsth's
Seed which Succeed
They are vital, true to
~ name and never disapoint"
Landreths seed ARE GROWN BY LANDRETHS, and
are just as represented.
We also carry WOOD'S and FERRY'S and other Seeds.
Call and See US.
Alamance Pharmacy,
The/*flE\ Store
J. C. Simmons, Druggists
Simmons Building Graham, N. C.
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SAGE
W GUARANTEED TO SATISFY CUSTOMERS
II FROM THE ORIGINAL CABBAGE PLANT GROWERS
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PaldlnCMtal Stock $30,000.00 +%£>
tmUmmVwtt!??,rmuiaSiiw'n' '*? 1 ta Vn"*?TT ||"'T'/TV!?
mir plants MUM HM4M f>rV* .»«V l # rw-ir£f,fy baek. OrM-MV)
tfilnfft!? thl U r ° 9 * 10 *"* * ,u * ** ly «*«•» x* 4 fis «ms
HALF-CENT COLTJHH.
AdverUaementa will he luerted under thit
aaadln« at ooe-aalf of a oent a word for eaob
IneerUoa Ho ad. ijMerte/for leM than id eta.
Count rour word« and Mad eaao «n trin
Back Initial «r abbreviation eounta a word.
—lf joa not or need a blank
book —journal, ledger, pocket or
rest pocket memorandum, record
book or other kinds of blank books,
cell et The Glkamer Printing Office.
HOUSES and lots for rent. Ap
ply to W. J. Nicks.
—Yon can bay almost any kind
of blank book you m»y need at Thc
Ouukm Printing Office.
SCHOOL BUPPLIEB Tablet*
Composition end Examination
Books and Dixon's Pencils, tbe bnst,
made, at Til Guana Printing
Office
ADMINISTRATOR'S SOTITE.
■iSaa j9?7ai2b WmSS. 1 ™"
CLAUDS B. Hi't'At'Lßy, Adm'r
ITai* Knffln Durham. dee'd.
-BLANK BOOKS—A good as
sortment at Tat Ouuxu office.
Ilea "*—*- fnrt B«at
Service by Publication
Worth Caraliaa—Aluua Coaatjr.
la the (Superior Coart.
March Tm, IMI.
H. W. Lutlerloh
Kami* Lulleriob. . _ % ' vffi
Maaila Lutterloh, the defendant a bora
■awed, will take notice (hat an action en
titled aa above, baa been commenced In the
Hu parlor Court of Alamance county for the
purpoM of obtaining an abeotttte divorce
from tbe boodaof matrimony heretofore ex
latlng between rlalntlff and defendant; That
the Mid defendant will take further notice
that the I* required to appear at (he term of
Muperior Court of aid countjr to be bald at
the court t.ouae ef aald county. In Graham,
oa the twelfth Monday after toe Ural Monday
In Merck, and atuwer or lemur to the com
plaint Ued la aaid action or the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief denuded
Aiinapi' land and aaal thla the Slat di y
of Mareh. lUL
J. D. KBKRODLK. C.S.C.,
ITmchtt A lame pee County.
FOIJYSIQPHEYPniS
Bucklen's
Arnica Salve
THE WORLD-FAMOUS HEALER /
UlcmJFev«r£erM. Ptoses,
Itch, felons, Wounds, Braises,
r SSI?uL«S , MiX' I
(jilj • BhHI
ONLY GENUINE ARNICA SALVE. 1
MONEY BACK IK IT FAILS. I
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