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ill tiljUl .toasill
JOHIT W. SLEDGE, proprietor.
A NBWSPAPBB POB THE PEOPLE
TEBMS:-"'0 PKR annum in aivane
VOL. XXXVI.
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1902.
NO. 42
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The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which Lou beea
In on for over 30 yearn, has borno tho signature of
and has been made under hi per-
ional supervision slnoc its Infaury.
exvtCo AllnurtiA nnn fjwlAnnlvA van In f rtlau
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-ns-good" ore but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotio
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fcvcrislnicsg. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
IDEALS,
The Passion For Things Good
is Planted in Us All.
The KM You Me Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THI OCMTAUH MMMMV, TV UMIAV TMCT, NCW TOM MTV
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The Bank i Wi
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.:;::::;:,;,WELP0N, N. C.
OipM Under The Lais of tie State of North Carolina,
AUGUST 20TH, 1892.
r-STATE DEPOSITORY."
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$24,000.
Alive to the opportunity lor nearly uina years this institutiro h provided bank
ing facilities for this section. Money it loaued upon approved security at the legal
rate of interest six per centum. Acouunts of all are solicited.
President: Vioe-Presideot: Cashier:
W. E. DANIEL. Dr. J. N. RAMSAY, W. R. SMITH.
Seaboard, Northampton county, N. C.
Aprnnm to the recent discusfiun of
the biography cf Stevenson is this ex
tract from an editoiial article in the Cm-tury:
"Tht re is a hunger i f the snul fr
bings of piod repute that, piveu a life
of average length, is apt sooner or later
to iuKctt its power in every man not born
an irreclaimable criminal. Them in a
picMoD, in strong natures ss in weak, fur
thiogs evil, but there is a passion as well
for tbiugs clean and virtuous. In that
strange and memorable colloquy of the
dawn between Francis Villon and the
Lord of BrUettut, io Stevenson's story.
A Lodging lor the Night,' the sympa
thetic figure is not well-hnu-ed stigneur,
tut the homeless, thieving poet. And
yet the man of convention, warming his
knees by his comfortable charcoal pan,
aid thiniit that ho'd water. 'You apeak
of food and wine,' qu ith he, 'and I know
very Well that hunger is a diffionlt triil
to endure, but you do not speak ufuli.t'i
ants; you say nothing ofhouor, of fuith
toGud and other men. of courtesy, i f
love without reproach. It may be that
am not very who and yet I think I
im-bot yi u seem like one who has lost his
way and made a great error in life. You
are attending to the little wants, and you
have totally forgotten the great and only
real onea, like a man who should be doc-
toriog toothache on the Judgment Day.
For such things as honor and love and
faith are not only nobler than food and
diiok, but, iodeed, I think we desire
them more, and suffer an ore sharply for
their absence. I speak to you us I think
you will most easily understand me. Are
you not, while careful to fill your belly,
disregarding another appetite in your
heart, which spoils the plessure of your
life and keeps you continually wretched ?'
"The young man who puts these words
into tho mouth of the Lord ol Brisetuut
knew one or two things about life, and it
would be noibing other than natural if,
more and mora, his own life betrayed that
knowledge.
'Heaven knows there is enough to
pull us down. Let us not be ashamed,
we poor tinners, of cherishing ideals, even
inweaknesa! And defend us from the
cyoio aiiics who, for reasons that savor
of qualities one does not wish to name,
would deface the ideals that speak to ui
from the many-volumned writings of
brave, koisjhlly and lamented spirit."
W M. COHEN
XAct.UAi.iiv.B-.fti.6..ih4
M
We, none of ua, live so carcfullly that we never require the aid of
drugi and medioinea to put us right. It is a oomfort to know where
you can get them from and at proper prices. CaH on me for any
Drugs, Chemicals,
Patent Medicines,
Stationery,
Toilet Soaps, f
All Kinds Perfumery,
Toilet Articles,
.... Cigars
AND TO HAVE
Your Prescriptions Filled.
Fine Line of High Art Pictures.
Prompt Response, Da, or Night.
- w Ph..Mi.LW.lon.H.O. Borernoneii auaineneo-
A GARNIYAL ROMANCE,
Cupid Sat on the Counter at
Richmond Now There's to
bo a Wedding.
Richmond News: This is the sequel of
Carnival rxnunce. During the Carnival
laM October, n m uoir man visiiioir here
from South Carolina chanced to go in
certain dry goods store of Broad street to
ake a purchase He found what he
sousiht and left the store. He likewise
left bis heart, for he oould not lave the
ion of a beautiful face It waa love at
first sitiht, for one at least, and those few
minutes had changed the youth's entire I
life.
The next day he went again to the
same place and soon located the young
wj nan,
'Please," said he, tipping hU hat
urteously, "may I offer you my card;
you wailed upon me yesterday. Do you
member ?"
"Y-e-s, I remember," aaid the maiden
timidly. Her eyes were dowocast, and a
ok tinge was rapidly moving to her
teuiples. In order to conceal her eni-
rrjssmeot she fastened her eyes upon
the card.
"You see my name, won't you live me
youi's ?" he said, growing bolder.
What prompted her to give her name
she did not know, but she did it, though
a retiring nature and not inclined to flir
tations.
WORDS OF WISDOM.
Fear is the mother of foresight.
Taylor.
Experience teaches slowly, and at the
oost of mistakes. Fronde.
A good man la kinder to his entmy
than bad men to their friends. Bishop
Ball,
Knowledge is the treasure, but judg
men! is the treasurer ot a wise man.
Penn.'
A man of iotenritT will never listen
to any plea against eonseienoe Home.
LJ4
The Weldon Grocery Co.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS IN
STAPLE & FANCY
isjuVe Sell Only To Merchant.
Orders Solicited.
2 8 IV
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THE WELDON GROCERY CO ,
WDO,H. 0.
SELLING OUT!
Entire Hoe of winter good tt ooet to make won for tpriog etock.
.Special Cash Sale every Monday and Tuesday:
All Caliooee at
600 Beat S Centi Tablets
Granulated 8ugar, 10 lbs only to eaoh euatomer 6o.
15 Cent Coffee, im . e-
25 Cent Bottle Robert'i Taateleaa Chill Tooio loo.
WOMAN'S WEIGH
Does not always keep pace with woman'a
will. There are enervetic, home-loing
women who by sheer force of will keep
thoinnFlvH iroini?. and fancy that strength
of will can take the place of strength of
tvwlu Kui it can't. Every dav will see
a loss oi
strength,
and that
loss will be
indicated
by a loss
of weight When
the weight begina
to fall below the
normal It ie time to
ask. Why?
In general, ill
health in women
may be traced to
tnose woman!
diaeaaee whic!
aan the
atrength and
undermine
the vitality.
Br. I'ierce'i
Favorite Pre-
acriptlon
driea enfeebl
ing drama,
heala inflam
mation and
ulceration,
A .iimi btnale weakiwai. w nere uie
diaeaae ia marked by low of fleah, there ia
ateady regaining ol weigni coincmeni
with the cure which provea the renewal
of health to be tliorougn ana peroiaurui,
. n -him Mm. lohn rinh.m
A.. ii.. h uim.1 iwrankfordl Phil.rirlphUL
retin.. "1 ".'1 a .try " ! " --r I
which Itft me wlin nen ". "'
w Al limM I WM K M IhM
did .c4 know wh.t lo do with mlf. 1 1 m
to PhlLdrlphi. two ye. . 1tiP,':k,,1S
what ror ' F.voriM Pmcnptioa h.d dont for
Whirit drtermined to try II mynelf. I took
SbolllM. .ad twir I XroF' we"
nda since I Surted to uw your F.vor
pjrncriDtiOD.'
Dr. Pterce'e Pleaaant Pelleto cleanse the
bowela and stimulate uie amggiaa nvcr.
1 Jn
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M I I
I I
( Ia4
Is Hustler,
Enfield, N. C.
WVISIT OR WRITB-w
The PetDrsburg Furniture Co.,
MOIST WEATHER.
A Description of a Spell of Hu
midity on the Wabash.
20.1 AND 207 N. 8YCAMORE ST.
PETERSBURG, VA.
Hi
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With, I1
si
"TalkiDK about raioy weaiher," said
the westerner, "I remtnber oioe out io
Indianapolis meetiia; t farmer whe took
the most cheerful view f datupoeaa il
anybody I ever saw. I asked him il
they had had muoh rain down on the
Wabaah that spring
'Well, it hat been a little damp,' b
anawered 'The day before I left home I
had to hann up 24 of toy duoks. They
had not so watrr iakrd that they
couldn't swim any longer. I planted oiy
corn in two fret of wster, and I don't
expect over 30 bushels to the sere. My
wheat is looking pretty well, hut the
sturgeon and catfish have d.raiired it
oonriderablr There waa about 15 min
utes' sun-hine one day, and I thought I
would plant my potatoes, so I loaded
A .T VT NFT ET,D. PHMinisTivAMAns.it them on a eoow and anchored tho se.iw
.Special Attention to Mail Orders. oct 3 ly.
THE HUSTLING AND UP-TO-DATE LEADERS IN
FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES
AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
t THE LATER REST, $
' C.tf. tLTf. 35 35 5 35 Cj'
I
He toiled, forever faithful, in the ways where Duty led,
When earth seemed like a desert, ana dark clouds overneaa;
The young man thanked her and then And "Aint you feehn' weary.'" But still his word would be
he asked if she would gain permission ol
or parents to correspond with him.
With this he left the storo and also
the city.
Upon her return home the maiden ao-
uainted her parents with what bad hap
pened. The father ia a business man.
'Daughter, he said, ''let me answer
this and then I will give you my an
swer."
He wrote to the young man and rr
auested him to have his parents write
dviMng him who they were, e c , which
they did. They pleaded the cause of the
young man successfully.
"Now you can coirespond with Mr
M ."said the father.
Cutid with mcu powerful ams smm
ad the two cornered safely in hU net
Exchange of photographs followed
and the next letter handed tbi faher
was a formal proposal of martiage.
The father again wrote to the
mau and told Mill Let ore Le cuulu Live
his answer it was necessary for personal
interview.
The answer brought this message : ' I
ill be at Murphy's Hotel, room 44'
(Giving the day and hour )
At the appointed time the father at
ieared at the hotel.
sir, he began, "your letter of pro-
sal was handed me by my daughter
and I must tell you before we prooeed
we are poor, poor but respectable. Money
I do not seek for my daughter, but I do
want man who ia honest, respectable
and capable of taking proper oare of her.''
The vouog man arose, extended bit
hand and greeted hia father in-law.
The father grasped nil hand sore
than oordially and then they went to the
home of the young woman. The young
nao is a splendid looking fellow and
well blessed with worldly goods.
The wedding ia set for early apriog.
FOILING THE COIR DION ENEMY.
On the other side of Jordan there'll be rest for me!"
II.
The black storms beat above him: He saw, with saddened
heart.
The laborers in the vineyard, one after one, depart;
"Oh; rest you from the toiling! I here is no ngnt to seel"
On the other side of Jordan there n oe ngnt tor me."
Ill
"Rest, from the toil and trouble, tired hands and drooping head;
You do but gather roses for graves that hide your aeaa:
But evermore that answer, clear-ringing, tar ana tree :
'On the other side of Jordan there'll be rest tor me!"
IV.
And so he toiled, and toiling, gave earth a lesson sweet
As the Love of God that showered Love s lines at nis reei;
No earthlv lieht could lure him no dark his face could dim:-
On the other side of Jordan there was light for him!
F. L. STANTON.
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CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
?Er:mf ROYAL PILLS
alw. AIw.mt.IW!.. BU, Praia w
emcaniiiv bwulam in w4 ua
data miullu haim, mm vttk Wu. ribbon.
TafcaMaUMMi BM-rtoM immmmm ,"
iuiihm.iiwiw. any of rou'lmwrw.
or Mrxl 4. la Mian PartlratM. VU.
anun Mall, ia.eaariiin.iiuu Boiaay
rNMBtMa
oanoawawam OBUitOAL oo.
raiau, ra.
The widow of to Eugliih army offioer
waa visiting me with her son, a charming
little fellow about five years old 'f he
mother told me with pride how honora
ble be was, bow high-minded, and that
ehe had never for an instant seen io him
indications of any traila that were low I
or baae.
The obild waa put to bed every oiabt
at 6 We dined al 7. I waa luting in
the drawing-room one evening before!
dinner. The room was dsik, the doors I
open, and my seat oommaaded a view of I
both the ataiiway and the diuing-ro m. 1
The table was set, and in the oenter was
I dish of templing peaohes.
Presently ih re oame to my rara li e
patter of little bare feet, and childhh
Stare, clad in a mant (", aiu JuRu 1
the atiirs, through the hall, into the
dining-room, up to the table 8mall fin
gers sailed the tnpmort peach from the
diah ! the lime fellow iroed and
trotted away upataira again
As I sat io the dark, in an agony ol
apprehension, there came again the pal
ter, palter of lime feet, and a whiie-elnd
figure Hole dowa the atairs, tkrou h the
hall, into the dining-room, op to the table.
Small logera replaced the aloleo paaeb
just where it had been, and i stubborn
Utile voice muttered, "Dose again, old
detil I" Harper i Magaiine.
If you don't quit eating to much,
Willie, ton will be siok. Won't it be
lime enough to quit thei T
The mcane may justify the eod,
And yet we muat admit
That our auoras may oft depaod
Oo knowing when to quit.
vmrm aii n uAra
M Mr IS liHHNbL.
Time's changes, oh, how sad they seem,
And life, how like a troubled dream,
Kind looks; sweet smiles, fond memory blends,
For those who are gone, for early friends.
The home, where in our childhood's day,
We laughed and sang the hours away
Has claimed long since, another's care,
And now we would be strangers thert.
There stands tho vineclad mansion still,
And murmuring runs the neignboring rill,
Where roses bright and violets wild
Upon its placid bosom smiled.
The sun still sheds his beautious ray
As glorious on a summer's day,
As he was wont in youth's gay morn,
When in our path there grew no thorn.
Yes, time has left in beauty bright,
Most things that grow in nature light,
But where are the friends we fondly loved 1
And whose true hearts we've often proved.
Some slumber in a peaceful grave,
Buried by death's resistless wave,
Roses on their tombs, may bloom and blow,
But changes, they no more shall know.
I, too, am changed, my heart's no more
Responsive at in the days of yore.
To friendships, thrill, but crushed and wrung,
It tuneless lies, a harp unstrung.
And yet for me some joys still bloom,
But they are placed beyond the tomb,
And oft by faith, my soul ascends
To kindred dear and cherished friends.
And here I would not always live,
Fast by the joys that earth can give.
Charges, grief and pain, belong to time,
But reach not heaven's unchanging clime.
S
LOVE'S KISSES.
Kitt me) Lut once, but In that space suprem?
My whole dark life shall quiver to an end;
Sweet death shall see my heart and comprehend
That life is crowned, and in an endless gleam
Will fix the color of the dying stream,
That Life and Death may meet as friend with friend,
And endless immortality to blend.
Kiss me but once, and so shall end my dream,
And then Love heard me and bestowed his kiss,
And straight I cried to Death: I will not die;
Earth is so fair when one remembers this;
Life is but just begun ah! come not yet!
The very world smiles up to kiss the sky
And in the gray one may forget forget.
ruH tivKH Hixrv YEAR
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over ciity years by millions ot
mothers tor ohildrco, while teething, with
perfect suooess. It soothes the child,
soften! the gums, allays til pain, curee
wind oolio, and ia the beet remedy tor
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little
aufferer immediately. Sold by druggists
ih .iMt n.rt nf the world. 2A aeata a
A much ebiard Word il "uifortuuiie." j,, ura ,nd Mk fa ..Mn, tiag.
It often eovera t miiltltuda of deliberate j ow Soothing Syrup," and take no oth
iniqnity. 'rkiod.
in three feet ot water, when it began to
rain again.
'"I wantad logo down on the b"ttnna
hinds next the Wabash to a"e if the
grsss was growing for my hay crop, but
my wife said that aa we didn't have any
diving bell she'd rather' I wouldn't. I
abould fee! kind cf disoouraged wirh ill
the rain, but I've spent my odd hours of
leisure time and the even ones, too, on
aooount of staying in out of the we'
boildiog ua an ark If il will only rain
another week or two lotil I get her
ready to nil, I'm going to take my family
out lo Missouri by water for trip to
viiit our folks that moved off out then
beoause they didn't know enough to stay
io plsca whtre they were oomfortsble.' "
Boston Transcript.
THE WAY TO GET IL01G.
MR.
v HEELKK UOI' Kin Of HIS
RHKU MAI'ISM.
"Durins th winter of 1898 I w. .0
il"' i u , j iii' ; . . i;,
!i-l), llMI 1 e U 'l ! it .1) Ii. .villa ar UuiJ,
when I b unlit a b ittle nf Chamberlain'
Pain Bilm. Fr m Hie fir.t epplieati u
I tiegdO lo gel Well, mid wua cured and
huve WTknl Meaillly all llie year. K
t-r, N r i .,, Y. P r.l- hv
''. M. 1 . It.-u
lo uj"rn unver eimes, hay saj;
But all aueh talk is idle gush,
For wbru we hare a debi lo piy
To-tU"rrw gts there with a rush.
(jraoioua, duo l )nu wear labor! akin?
No toy nuibaod aaya he doesn't waut
uie 10 show auon bad form,
BEST FOR THE
ELS
If ron tan't retrulavr. hUbj' movMarat of tk
boweli very day, jou'v ill or will bv. 70m
bowl open, and b well, fort), In tta hap of tIo
lent physic or pill polton. It dkDReroui. Tti rnooth
tut, eaviieat. moticrff?pt wf ol kplag tit bowela
eUar nni elaan la to tko
CANDY
fQj CATHARTIO g.
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
PlauaRt, Palatftbla, Potanc. Taate Oootl, De Oood
Hr Biekm, WoakB or Oripe. H. . ana W cent
pw box. Wriu for CrM ataopU, mmd booklat o
(tilth. AUrtH 3
tnttuM unv ccmrm, oiicaoo r siw tout.
KEEP YlUR BLOOD CLEAN
The One Among
Many.-
Tha one mike of instrument! that
holds in tone through 1 generation of as
fulness,
TDEL?
pIANos
Most ol our sucoesful men bein lit
without 1 dollar fhey have won sue.
e-ss by hard work aod strict h ty.
You oan do the sjosi H-rJ are til
Mies for getting on in the world :
1. Be honest. Dishonesty se'dom
makes one rich, and when it does, riches
ire 1 curie. There is no auoh . thing
dishonest luccese.
2. The world is not going to pay you
for nothing. Ninety per oeot of what
mn oall "genius" is only talent for hard
work.
3. Enter into the business or trade
wbioh you like beat, ind for whioh na
ture seems to have fitted you, provided it
ii honorable.
4. Be independent. Do not lean oo
otheri to do your thinking or to eonquer
difficulties.
6. Be oonacienlious in the diaohnrge I T, "Rr11 VlPWfl
n ... L 1l...v. I w '
101 every out;. ujraiiiui(
ly. No boy oan rise who ilighti bit
work.
6. Don't try to begin it the top.
Begin it the bottom, ind you will have 1
chance to rise, ind will be rarer of reach
ing the top tome time.
1. Truit to nothing bat God ind
I bird work. Ineoribe on your banner ;
"Luck b fool; plnok is 1 hero."
8. Be punotual. Keep your appoint
menu, lie tbare 1 minute oatore time,
if you have to loae yonr dioner to do it.
9. Be polite, livery imile, every
gentle bow ia money in yonr pocket.
10. Bogeoeroua Meanness makes
I enemiti ind breeda distrust.
L
Are nut built l r snow tney re con
iruoted wiib experienced care; they last
a lifetime and more, yet their ooat is very
underlie, considering their quality. 8end
ui your address and you'll immediately
!et an illustrated oatalogue and book of
ugKestions. Acoommoditing Terms.
Pianos of other ruakee to suit the Boat
Ounoiiiical.
' CHARLES M. STICFF, Z
IWarerooma, t NT. Liberty atraat.
Factory E. LatayetU Ave., Aikea u4
Lanvale Street.
Baltimore, Md. '
oct 91 ly.
Buchu Gin.
OAHTOAIAi
lauataa '" 'M 1111 -
A aura our
for ill
KIDNEY AND
BLADDER TROUBLES
Recommended by beet phyaiciana of the
country.
For aal Id Weldoa by
W.W.EAY.
Beat of Wines, Whtakevi and Brandtei
al aya onhand j '
I keep the beat of every thing in my
inc. sajurolite attention to ill it .iy i,
west tide it. K rjhed.
mylly.
Beasie, what do yon want
birthday?
Pa, I want t' be I boy, an gO
'tbout nobody t' boas me.
for you
tshitt'
H. Hi. Q-AJSTT,
jl BICYCLE
WORKS ....
vfbeele aold and Repaired Parte af Biay
I clee furnished.
She Here a i note to yot from pa.
Ha What'ait iboutT
She He wioti 01 to let him have
thehaasraock Wednesday ind Friday
nights.
Please look pleaaant, remarked tho
photographer.
Sou seat tht camera.
Aid low, mi'im, he oeotinuid, jog
may mumi your BitnrtJ ixpnueioc
ECZEMA'S
ITOH IS TORTURE
Kexema ia cauaed bv an acid humor in
the blood coming in contact with the
akin and oroit ucinir ireat redneaa ind in
flammation ; little puatular eruptioaa form
and diacharK a thin, stick v fluid, which
driea and acalea off ; aometimei the akin il
hard, dry and fissured. Ecaema in any
form il a tormenting, atubbona diaeaae.
and the itching and burning it timca ar
almoat unbearable; th acid burling
humor aeema to ooat out ind aet in tun
oo nr. S.;i. i2-.S SOT ( I
al application! do any real good, for M
Ions; aa the poison rentaine in tht blood
it will keep the akin irritated.
BAD FORM Of TtTTCK,
"For thee year. I
hut Tetter oa mj
laads. which cautta
them lo .well to twtca
their natural .irt. P.rt
f the tioie the dlwatt
w. ia the for ol nin
Btng aore very paio
nil, and ctiaing m.
aiuchdiicoiulurt. Miur
doctor a.i.1 the Teller
had prof nafd too f.r
lo he cttred, and they
a. iioli.iua. for
tat. 1 1 iok only three
bottle, of 8. 1. 8. end 7
wa.corap'.rtely coied. C
Thi. wu fifteen y.ra " !,
am. and I hav. aMf
aiBc Ma any of my old teoablt." Ma.
IV a. Jacaaoa, 1.14 Mcoat n., aaaaawy, aa
S. S. neutral im thla acid poiaon.
cool, th blood and reatoraa it to I haalthi.
natural state, and th rough, nnnaaltky
akin become aoft, Mnooth and clear. ,
curca Tetter, sey-
ilai, Faortaaia, Salt
im and all akla
i diaeaaee do toa poia
ottcd condttUm ml th
blood. Send for our book and wreit ua
bout our caae. Our physician hair
Bade these diaeaaei a life atudy, aad can
help you by their advice ; ar mak
Charge for thie afrvice. All coi 1 wiijuaK.eaw
Il conducted in atricteat confidenc.
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J DUMAllBBT, DIHTIS1I
314 iltai. Street. Norfolk, Vi.
Teeth extracted without th ilighteet pain
by th na of pur nitroua oxide vapof
tht aafeet inaestbitio known. Il hae
been in constant ne in my prtotice for 39
year. Chloroforal ind ether idmiais
tered; also the best local aoaeathetice Qold
biidg work, gold orowi ind porcelain
orown work) artificial teeth, tiling th
toeth aid all kind of dental wo .. kaowa
to tha tie art of the prnfawMoR f xecoted
ii the moat erfiil aad akillfal maaaw at
retKHseble prieei. 314 MeUttre!, Hat
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