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THE ROANOKE NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 12.
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hiica salve.
I the world for Cuts,
lie
-ws, oait iiunuin, l'evcr
Id hands, Chilblains
'sjruDtions.anrl nositive-
, l , r
i pay required. It is
perfect satisfaction, or
1'rice 25 cents per bos;,
ists at Weldon, Brown
as, Dr. J AMcGwigan,
!ohen, Weldon.
ioo is faithful to the
omen," asks a writer,
fellow?" that's easy.
ilieusness.
. Troubles are cured
by
.P.IP.iF.
i'rickiy As li, Puke lluot and Potassium)
Rhi'Uinatii m is cured by V. V, P.
ins and u&hes in the back, shoulders,
ccs, ankle nd wrists are all attacked
d connueri'ii by P. P. P. 11ns reat
odicine, by) blood cleansing properties
lilds un aid strennlitens the whole
My- . ..
Nothing i M efficacious as r. 1. 1
this seasotiind f"r toninp; up, invi;o
tinj;, and a a strcnthener and appo
tizer take P. " P. It throws oft tin
malaria and rims you in good condition.
Abbott's E;ist Indian Com Paint cures
all Corns, Warts and Buuions.
For s-.lt by' IV. M. Cohen, Druggist.
Weldon, N. (f.
It takes jut 27 notes
much as a 52) gold piece.
to weigh as
A clock male in 1GT1 is still in going
order.
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After the Grip
i.
And after typhoid fever, diphtheria
pneumonia, or ),ther prostrating diseases
TT.-j'. a in. ; ,!
ed to resture tlieutrength and vigor so
much desired, nd to expel all poison
from the blood. I' has had wonderful
success in many such cases.
Hood's Pills act especially upon the
" "'IfvirrmMZ it from torpidity to its
nal al dutiSsurc constipation and as
sis; ..lgeslion.
, (HIT cents'
ma ) lOOnenni
.vorth of ' copper
will
0 military
.lruuis are made of
iDCTVr VOURSELF.
AiisirpiUim- tft PeoPle wil1 use a
WrdTwJ .Al when they can se-
. a iluable Ensrlish one for the same
oey. 1 Dr. Acker's English pills are a
ilive Lrefor6ick headache and all liver
ubles. They are small, sweet, easily
an. and do not trrioe.
For sale by W. M. Cohen, druggist
pldon, N. C.
tliE weather prophet is now getting to
rk, o 1893.
f' heii is a sinking sroJe near IIam
Onn. U'M Girl's
i :pericnce In a Light-
house
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keep
of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand
sch, Mich., and are blessed with a
lighter! four years old. Last April she
s takeul down with Measles, followed
h a dreLrfful Cough and turning jo
level B'.H'turs at honiewi ajfDe
it treau l1 lu r, luV'in' vain, she grew
rse pijby-; 'until she was a - mere
andfvf- bones." Then she tried Dr.
' s New Discovery and after the use of
1 half bottles, was completely cured
,aiy Dr. King's New Discovery is
jots weight in gold, yet you may get
i Mottle free at W. M. Cohen's drug-
! 6to
1 ats will be cut longer.
1 Spring sleeve has fallen.
:
Philadelphia boy has a pet
abbit Avliich he has trained to draw a
raall wao"n'.
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I A CHILD KIL1ED.
Another child is killed by the use of
pistes given in tho form of Soothing
lyrup. Why mothers give their children
uch deadly poison is surprising when
hey can relievo the child of its peculiar
M flips by using Dr. Acker's Baby
contains no opium or mor-
mlehv 'W. M. Cohen, druggist,
i, N. C.
!N reason directs and appetite
here will be fewer dyspeptics in
Strength and Health,
l are not feeling stronz and
try Electric Bitters. If La
as left you weak and weary, use
Bitters. This remedy acts di-
the liver, stomach and kidneys
ling those organs to perform their
. If you are afflicted witu sick
you will find speedy and per
'.ief by taking Electric Bitters.
will convince you tbat this is
f you need. Large bottlea only
. M. Cohen's drugstore.
is the staff of life, but mott
pking for a "puddin'." .
v'.S
lod.
MAN."
AVas Hi'avo When 1IU
Unarmed.
Opponent Wan
THE -BAD
lie was a good man to keep away
from; practically everyone admitted
that. Ho was a kid man to have nny
tvoulilu with; nil seemed agreed on that
at least nil except the quiet little
stranger.
The stranger had heard all the ac
counts of the man's deeds; of his won
derful marksmanship; and finally he
met the "bad man" himself.
"I was jest tellin' the stranger, Bill,".
said one of the bystanders, "of the time
when you made that younfr eastern
feller stand on a table, and then shot
some of his toes off."
Yes," returned Bill, "the kid was
too sassy, an' I jest wanted to show
him that 1 was a bad man to fool with."
"That was a pretty good shot, too,"
commented another of Bill's admirers,
"when you stopped your pony In the
street, made Big-Foot Jake back up
apfin a wall, and then let him have it in
the shoulder, losin' his arm for him."
"Fair," admitted Bill.' "Jake was
frettin a bit too fresh, an' I had to call
him down so's he'd remember it."
He looked at the quiet, little stranger,
but the latter did not seem to be suf
ficiently Impressed. Tho "bad man"
(flowered at him for a moment, and the
bystanders thought ho was beginning
to look wicked.
"But that ain't my best shootin',
stranger," he said. "A fresh tender
foot gave mo some gvt once, an' I told
him to throw up his hands. He did
and I turned loose once with this here
Colt's, an' put a bullet through tho
palm of his right hand at twenty
yards."
"That was a pretty good off-hand re
volver shot," said the stranger, appar
ently wakincr ud a little.
"Well, it was some good," said the.
"bad man."
"Could you have done it if the other
man had been armed?"
"Look here, young feller" ;
The quiet little stranger had one
hand in the pocket of his coat as he
went on:
"No, sir; you couldn't have hit the
side of a house if you'd thought the,
other man had a gun, and you'd have
been afraid to try. I have one."
Tho "bad man" backed off, keeping
his eye on tho pocket that the quiet lit
tle man had his hand in. The "bad
man" said he would see him some other
,tirae, and by rare good luck the quiet
little stranger got out of town without
being shot at from an alleyway. The
"bad man" was like most other "bad
men." Chicago Tribune.
A Horse In a Hrv Mow.
A horse belonging to U. J. West, a
baker of IlaoUettstown, N. J., got into
tho hay mow the other day and Mr.
West had an awful time hunting. Of
course, he looked everywhere in the
neighborhood except his own mow, and
when he Dually found him he didn't
know what to do about it. lie thought
first of taking off the roof of the barn
and raising him out with a derrick, and
then of building an elevator, but neither
of these plans seemed feasible, and he,
went out and pressed Aaron Marlett
into his service. Aaron took a view of(
the surroundings ind led the horse to:
the head of tho stairs. Placing his
back against the side of the barn and;
his feet against the haunches of the,
horse, he gave a sudden shove. There
was a great clatter, and in a very few;
seconds the horse found himself down!
stairs without knowing exactly how he
got there. Chicago Post
The Holler Hurst.
Gallant Cowboy (after a soul-wearying
performance by pretty hostess)
Er what was that you just played?
Miss Pianothumpp "Impromptu No.;
970," by Poundowhiski. Did you like
it? ' i
Gallant Cowboy (with an effort) Oh,'
yes, yes, . ey" 'bote of it, as you play it;
yes, indeed. I was entranced by
yeflr er lovely touch, you know. But,
if I ever catch that composer, I'll shoot
him. N. Y. Weekly. i
A Uliastly I'uu. I
The Maid How did you like the'
prima donna?
The Lieutenant I have seen men on
the yard-arm for the same offense on
shipboard.
The Maid What offense?
The Lieutenant Murder on the high
C's. Truth.
Ciettini Even.
Bull I hear that Lambkin made
frood thing out of his Wall street deal.
Bear Why, I thought he lost all his
money.
Bull He did. But he married the
daughter of the man who got it. Puck.
Charity and Fashion.
"I suppose you still pursue your
charities and visit the poor?" sad her
uncle.
"Oh, dear, no!" was the answer
"Slumming isn't considered good form
now, you know." Washington Star.
The lord mayor of London, who
had been in communication with the
prince of Wales as to the disposition of
the wedding gifts from the corporation
intended for the Princess Mary of
Teck, is said, "on the best authority,"
to hav? f(ofivA i nn int.imHtion that it
will be best to do nothing in the mat-,
tor at present; and the rather practical
explanation is given that the engage
ment of Prince Georgo to an English
princess will shortly be announced.
What becomes of the tail of a tad
pole when the animal becomes a frog?"
Prof. Bickmore explains that the grad
ual formation of the legs is accom
panied by a corresponding decrease in
the size of the tail, and when the legs
are suffiiiently grown to enable the
yonug frog to climb out of the water
tho tail has been absorbed into the rest
of the boiy.
Elder Brother (who has to do the
work for tho family) "Ed, did I hear
you say the other day that ycu wished
you knew how to milk acow?" Younger
Brother "Yes." Elder Brother (be
nignly) "Well, if r u will black my
ghoes for me I will let yon milk the cow
to-night" The arrangement was made
and performed. Buff alo Courier.
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Stores, Dwellings
against loss by fire.
Rates Low.
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Low rates in the Standard Companies given on STEAM, WATER and
HORSE POWER GINS. For further Particulars Apply to
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This medicine has direct action upon
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f nerve fluid. It is perfectly harmless
loaves no unpleasant effects.
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.ud poor pfttienu can alto obtain
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Paator KoeniK, ot Fort W.vnf. Ind.. sines kJHaui
Ibhow prepared underbii Uirootluu bj the
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
HALIFAX, N.C.
Practice in the counties of Halifax and
Northampton, and in the Supreme and
Federal courts. Claims collected in all
parts of North Carolina,
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JAMKS X. MULLEN,
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WALTIB I. DAH11L
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Weldoh, N. C.
Practice In thocourts of Halifax andNortrwmp
ton and iu the Uupreiue and Federal courts. Col
Jul-
lections made in allparts of North Carolina
"Branch office at Halifax, N. C, open every Hon
day.
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rjHOMA8 N. HILL,
Attorney at Law,
HALIFAX, N. C.
tJPractlcet In Halifax and adjoinmr ooontlet aad
federal and Saoreme courts.
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L. HUNTER,
iSURGEON (Miakk. DENTIST.
Can be found at his office in Enfield.
Pnre Nitrons Oxide Gas for the Painless
Extracting of Teeth always on hand.
fell 27 ly.
T. W. HARRIS, D. D. S.
LlTTLBTON, N. C.
Teetn Extracted without pain.
430-6m.
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I have a comple stock of Family Gso-
cfiriea of allkindi which I will sell cheap
for Cash.
I have also on hand and am constant
ly receiving a large variety of
LldTJOBS.
Such as whisky, brandy, wine, bear,
ale, porter, carbonated waters, io.
Call and see me on 'Washington Ave
nue at the tSfoU stand of B. W.
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CMS. M. WALSH,
Soui u Sycamore st., Petersburg, Va.
OFFICE.
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