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WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, Al'ltlL 9. 1903.
TBBIVCS:-"'511 I'M annum in advance
NO. 48
Thoroughly eradicates the crt of Cric and Lartic Acids from the lyitem,
Hart i lie kidneyi into healthy action, curti conitipation and indigestion,
tH II DONI, YOU AM WILL OF
RHEOMHTISM,
AND ANY OTHtN DISCAtC CAUltD IV IMPURC ILOOD.
Do not be iliarouragrd " "ther rnnedira have (ailed. RHEUMAC1DE hai
made ill reputation by curing alii Red inrutahle caaei. Doc not
injure the orgaiu of digestion.
Gor.rissrmo, N. C, Aug. 58, 1003.
Ontlemen Some all years apo t hr-aan tn have selatlca, anil also a chronlo
faun of mmeiilar ire iiRimlain, At tlmea 1 ooulil not work t all Imy business
tirlriK liangai-e nntftrr on Soul horn U. It ). Kor days and week, at atone I oould
nut work. Mr Buffering win Intense. I'li le:an treated me, without permanent
rellif, howev. r. THcil n nurstier of a Ivertln'il remedies without permanent
benefit. Fit'Hliy I tried " ItiiaUMJiRiiii.'1 I .M.I tho work, and i have bad ex
cellent health for three rar. I can eiieorfuily any that ull rheumatics ehould
Uf o " HaauuAUlUB," for Jt Is by far tho beat remedy.
R A. LOMAI.
Price i. oo prepaid express, or from your Druggist.
Bobbltt Chemical Co., Baltimore, Hd,, U. S. A.
HOSIfJG OUT SLE!
W i. : St
In order to make room for Spring
Goods I will sell all winter cloth
ing at cost. Call and get a good
suit and overcoat at bargain prices
P. K STAT NBACK,
AlltJ VV C1UUU UlUUOlJf WW.
WHOLESALE JOIU1KKH IN
STAPLE & PAN0Yi.RO
GROCEEIES'& WM
f Vil) am-We Rell Only To Mercbanta. 2 1
OrdmRolicited. THE WELDON (lliOCKHY CO ,
281, wm.noN.N. o.
Standard urados
IK USK PAINT. COACH PAINT.
FLOOR PAINT, WAGON PAINT.
HOOP PAINT.
Innumerable Shadee, Color-Cards for
the Asking;
I" L. 0. ANDERSON,
I1KALRH IN
Heavy and Fane; Groceries,
FRUITS, COSFKCTION Kill KS.
WILL BE CLAD TO SEE MY COUNTRY FRIENDS. J
The Bank of WV
:;r.'::WELDON, .C K"
Orianizfii Dsier The Lai i of tie State of North Carolina,
AUGUST 20TII, 1892.
BTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DKI'03 1 1'OKY.
HALIFAX COUNTY DM'OSllOKY.
, V . TOWN OF WELDON UKI'OSI I'OKV.
CAPITAL IND SURPLUS - $27,000.
For ten jcim thia institution ha provided banking faeiliiioa for this tcctioD
liaalockhoidoraAnd direotora have been identified with the buatneM tnlereat. of
Halifax and Norlh.mpton oountiea for many year. Money la loaned upon af
proved icourity at the legal rate of interest-six por centum. Account ot all are.
solicited.
irM.n, Vico-Presidcnt: C"8hler:
W. K. DANIEL. D. J. N. RAMSAY, VV. K. SMITH.
Seaboard, Northampton county, N. C.
E. CLARE
iimyc
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PootMl
wul. . -
Use Black Elastic Roof Paint.
U'liy us.- itf. tiur painis when slandjtJ
goods arc so luiuh cheaper in the loop
lun.
Write In
Tanner Paint & Oil Co,,
Boi 180,
KU'H MONO, VA.
o auawvM . .1...,.
. a - a nil nvpr Oiih end a Half Million
30c.
. i- Knt WaSe of Grove'.
SYMPATHY OUT OF PLACE,
in r. ONLY WAY 10 ommm.piNsnMi!
INHTAM'rs 18 TO HIT A IMK.
'Out West, few years 0(io, while
jiurni'jing around with a friend of mine,
I ovtilienrd a eonveralion wliich goes o
sin w lhal syinpalhy is often misplaced,"
said I ho roving man, "und llic moral ia
not hy any means a bid one. The quiek
way in which the man turned on his
friend, who had offered him an sound
atce of sympathy, i fur ns sympathy
eun he extruded hy m. re word, was very
aiiiij'ing and showed lliat the felluw nus
rniek-wilted am unusually bright, tle
f pit e the fact that he had fallen into a
rather rough road.
"The youni man had been out West
for S'ltiie time, lie had gone out there
with the idea lliat he could win a for
tune, hut instead of finding tho way to
luccces a smooth one, it was rather rough
and rocky, marred by thorns to priek the
feet, pilfalls and all that kind of thing
Put in plain, unpoelic language he was
run d iwn at the heel and bagging at the
knee. In order to make a living he had
been ferecd to become a pie merchant on
a small scale. Ho was in this businiss
when we found him, and had a email
moving stand on the oorner of two streets
in a well known mining town. My
friend recognized him at a glance, and
rushed up to greet him. The fellow
seemed to be just a litlle embarrassed
and my fiiend thought it would bo the
propsr thing to do to offer a little sym
pathy. " 'Sorry to see you siluated as you are,
old fellow, and in this business,' said my
friend feelingly.
" 'D your sympathy. Buy a
pie,' was ihe quick rej linder of the ven
der, and in a few moments we had left
him shrieking cut his wares to men who
passed that way.
"At least he convinced my friend that
there are moments in a man's life when
the mere sympathy of the mouth, co
matter how earnest or how fervent the
words, cinnot meet the requirements of
the case, and that thu real aod only way
to offer help in such instances is to buy
a pie."
Pfllt () I'.R MIXTY IE A It
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup hab been
used for over sixty years by millious ol
mothers for children, while teething, with
perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind colic, and is tho best remedy for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists
in every part of tho world. 25 cents a
bottle. Be sure and ask fur "Mrs. Wins
low's Soothing Syrup," and take no oth
er kind
The way of the woild is to make laws,
but follow customs
Grscelyl Women
A Desire lor a Pa. tact Figure it Inieparablt
fran Q Love ot t':o Beaultful.
The Bcent of the violet or rose is as
precious as tile lovely flowers whose
breath they ore, anil while the lives of
(loweisarc brief nuil wc can only enjoy
them for a day, the beautiful woman gives
the pleosme of her fragrauce to US as a
pcnii.iiK'iit blessing. Te soft fragrnnca
of n beautiful woman suggests purity,
Ik iUIi und elegance; the is the refinement
of civilization; nil imli-x always of giKid
taste nuil an unerring badge ot gentility.
BRADFIELDS
Female Regulator
in rpeiilatinir tile lunar iienoiia in wuuiuU
pentiits of no wrinkles, pale checks or
lot till ed nerves anil shapeless figures. It is
Nature's rcmcly. I He druggist may oner
somethiiiL' else nuil call it "iust as cooil"
hut the menstrual organs will not lie de
ceived, anil Dertiiniicut iniiirv may result.
Try our Regulator, Of all druggista f i.
Our treatise on " Woman" mailed free.
THE BKAOFIEID REGULATOR C0H ATLANTA, OA.
Grossmann's
PATENT WRITING RING.
The most important improvement of the
. .... lnl.na Ilia
age in me nri ui ,fruinniioiiip ""
poorest writer a spiennm peuiiiau in a
weens ny ine o w ',,a "is
by prominent College Tresidentsand boards
ini;nn it, PnmiMmnrl America Sam-
Ul OIUWHUUIM
pie dojen assorted sizes sent isistpaid
far fit. Rinirle sample 23c. Wi en onler-
ing a single ring, state whether for man,
woman or child.
Penn Mfi. Supply Co.,
No-119 8. 4th St , Philadelphia.
sep 18 tl
Black Root, Lh-erPills.
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Its Petersburg Furniture Co,
!.); AM) 207 N. 8 CAN Oil IH ST.
PETERSBURG, VA.
psii 1 f 1 1
THE MUST LINO AND UP-TO-DATE LKADKUS IN
FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES
AND OENEHAL HOUSE FUKNISHINGB.
A. J.WINFIELD 9 PRESIDENT A MANAGER
fl9uSpecial Attention to Mail Orders. 0et 3 ly.
I An Old HaHJortte
I THE SMACK IN SCHOOL i?
i
By William
WILLIAM PITT I'ALMRR, author of "The Bmack In School," "Ode
to l.lKht," "OrpiieiiB ami l-lnrviilee" and other pot-ma that Ki'loei wide
popularity, wna born In HtiH-klirldRe. Mns., Ill lsifi e.iul died In Brook
lyn In l&M. lie was 8ueeenslv-ly a medical student, a teacher, a Jour
nalist and nil ofnclal of Insurance companies. Most of his life was
pent In New York city. The Hi ikahlrc hills referred to In the second
line are the range of low muunlalns 111 weateril Masaachuaetta.
IHSTHU'T school, not
'Mid Berkshire hills, one wlnter'B day,
Was humming villi Its wonted noiso
(If tlireoHcorp mingled girls and boys;
Some few upon their tusks Intent,
Hut morn on furtive mischief lient.
The while the muster's downward look,
Was fastened on n copy book;
When suddenly, behind his back,
Rose sharp and clear n rousing smnckl
As 'twere n Imtlery of bliss
Let off In olio ironieiiiloioi Mmm!
"What's that?" the startled master cries:
"That, thir." it lllth' Imp replies.
"Wntb William "Willi I li. If you pleathe,
I thaw him kith Tliulhaiina Pontile!"
With frown to make n statue thrill,
The master thundered, 'Hither. Will!"
Like wretch o'ertaken In his truck,
With stolon chattels mi his back.
Will hung his head In four and shame.
And to the awful presence eniiie
A great, green, bashful simpleton,
The bull of nil good-naltired fun.
With smile suppressed, und biivh upraised.
The tbreatetier faltered. "I'm amazed
That you, my biggest pupil, should
He guilty of an act so rude!
Itefore tllP whole set school to boot
What evil genius put you to'tV"
"Twas she herself, sir,"' sobbed the lad,
"f did not men n to be so laid;
Hut when Susannah shook her eniis,
And whispered, 1 was 'I'laid of gills.
And dursn't kiss a baby's doll,
I couldn't stand It, sir, at nil,
Tint up and kissed her on the spot!
I know hoo-hoo- I ought to not,
Hut. somehow, from her looks - boo-hoo
1 though! she kind o' wished me to!"
The Fie!d Tor Use Woman Lawyer
By fm HALIOCK CARPENTtR of New York,
A President of the Women Lawyers' Club
1IK1IK S a woitiitn nt bottom of every lawsuit.
Woman is the pivotal point around which the
world revolves. She Is in everything that concerns
Immunity. It is, therefore, a perfectly natural infer
ence, that slio should be at the bottom of all things
in law, as in everything else.
Everything, from the theft of a fortune to the evasion of a gas
bill, has u wouiun as its background. Woman in a law ease occu
pies one ot three positions. She is the motive, tho instrument or
tho victim, Nine times out of ten she is tho "extenuating circum
stance," which, despite any other role slio may play in tho drama,
will itiHuenco the verdict.
The purely feminine law case, where- b,oth licenser and accused
are women, is more likely to be complex than that, in which the
man and woman arc involved. Women have curious memories
and make inireiiicuis application of seemingly unimportant details.
A woman in love, a woman in hate and a woman in pure seltish
iiess arc tho three phases of femininity that come. before tho law.
Of the three tho woman in hate is usually the most persistent and
the woman in love the most interesting to the jury. A breach of
promise suit awakens a certain sort of chivalry, especially if tho
plaintiff be good looking.
Tho field for the woman lawyer is tho rinding of tho woman in
tho case. A woman would bo quick to recognize- just where the
feminine touch came into a case. A man might blunder, but'tjie
has her own knowledge of herself to guide her. Slio can divine
what the woman's aims have been, whether sho is an adventuress
or an injured innocent. Sho is not likely to be blinded by any of
the fiiiull feminine subterfuges that might deceive a man. Sho is
a woman and sees through them. Slio can divine the cause of a
woman's lie where a man would be stopped by tho lio itself. In
short, the woman is the natural detective where the woman is concerned.
YOU KNOW W II AT YOU'HETAKING
When you taka Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is . plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it
is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless
form. No cure, No Pay. 50c
Children ire unconscious philosophers.
They refuse to pull to piecos their en
joyments to tee what they ire made of.
Pitt Palmer
far tnvny,
IMPULSIVE-
"And you permitted that strange
young man to kiss you?"
"No, mamma. He didn't give me
time."
When the roots of life reach tko river
of God its fruits will be rich with His
glory-.
GENERAL LEE,
I.EKWAHA J'IKM HEME VKR IS PROVI
DENCE. New Orleans I'icayune.)
Aler the battle of Fredericksburg Lee
telegraphed Mr. Davis:
"Thankibeto God for another vic
tory." In his report of Chaneellursvillo, Lee
began by Baying:"
"VVe have again to thank Almighty
God for a great victory.
Soon afterwards Leo issued a general
order to the troops, in which be said:
"While this glorious victory entitles
you to praise and gratitude of your peo
ple, we are especially called upon to return
our grateful thanks to the Giver of Vic
tories for the signal deliveranco be has
wrought.
"It is therefore earnestly recommended
that the troops unile on Sunday next in
ascribing unto the Lord of Hosts the
glory due unto His name."
In 18G3 Mr. Davis set apart August
21 as a day of thanksgiving.
General Lee, in communicating the
proclamation to the troops, said:
"Soldiers, wo have sinned against Al
mighty God. We have forgotten His
signal mercies, and havo cultivated a re
vengeful, haughty and boastful spirit.
"We have not remembered that the
defenders of a just cause should be pure
in His eyes, and that our lives are in His
hands, and we have relied too much on
our own arms for the achievements of
our independence.
"God is our refuge and our strength.
Let us humble ourselvos before Him,
Let us confess our many sins and beseech
Him to give us a higher courage, a purer
patriotism, a more determined will, that
He will convert the hearts of our enemies,
that He will hasten the time when war,
wilh its sorrows and sufferings, shall
cease, and that he will give us a name
and place among the nations of the
earth." New Orleans Picayune.
A DEMONSTRATION OF WHAT
CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOL
ERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY
CAN DO.
"One of our customers, a highly res
pected citizen of this plaoe, had been for
ten years a sufferer from chronio diar
rhoea," writes Walden it Martin, drug
gists, of Enterprise, Ala. "He had used
various patient preparations and been
treated by physicians without any per
manent benefit. A few months ago he
commenced taking Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and in a
short time was entirely cured. Many
cilizens of Enterprise who know the gen
tleman will testify to the truthfulness of
this statement."
For side at W. M. Cohen's drugstore,
Weldon, N. C.
ELEMENTARY KNOWLEDGE'
Simpson "Do you know anything
about art?"
Jackson "1 know cuough art not to
talk about it.
A disordered stomach may cause no end
of trouble. When the stomach fails to
perfom its functious the bowels become
deranged, the liver and kiducys conges
ted, eauiing numerous diseases, the most
fatal of which are painless and therefore
the more to be dreaded. The important
thing ia to restore the stomach and liver
to a healthy condition, and for this pur
pose no better preparation can be used
than Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets.
Forsale by W. M. Cohen, druggist,
Weldon, N. C.
NOT WITHOUT REASON
Sunday-School Teacher 'Well, who
was Borry at the return of the prodigal
son?"
Liltle Girl "The failed oalf."
A PROMINENT MINISTER REC
OM M ENDS CH AM BERLAIN'S
COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIAR
RHOEA REMEDY.
Rev. Francia J. Davidson, pastor of
the St. Matthew Baptist church and
president of the Third District Baptist
Association, 2731 Second St., New Or
leans, writes as follows: "I have used
Chamberlain's Colio Cholera tad Diar
rhoea Remedy for cramps and pains in
the stomach and found it excellent. It is
in fact the best cramp and colio remedy I
have ever used. Also several of my
parishioners have used it with equally
satisfactory results."
Forsale by W. M. Cohen, Druggist,
We'don, N. C.
NOT SUFFICENTLY ENGAGING.
Maude "So Jack is engaged, is he?
And is Lucy the bride-to-be?"
Irene "No, she's the tied-to-bo."
The best physic: Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets. Eeasy to take;
pleasant in effect.
For sale at W. M. Cohen's drug store,
Weldon, N. C.
THE SOUTHERN GIRL,
THE SOITHERX OIHI, OP YKSTERIMY
AND TOPAY.
In the Woman's Homo Companion
Mr. H. S. Canfield has an entertaining
article on "The Southern Girl of iftsler
day and Today." lio oompares the
girl of the South with tho girl of iho
West and North and fiods much in the
former's favor He sajs:
"In former days the luoro slaves a
giils's father owned, the more she felt it
a requirement to become an accomplished
housewife. These recondite arts, of
which we men pierce not the mysteries
and S'e only tho results, are preserved
today 'down South;' and if there is ono
quality which more than another endears
a Southern girl to her worshipers it is
her love of home, her pride in her home
and her ability to make that home a
homo. This a knowledge which dots
not glare oppressively io the diawing
room; but wbtn she marries it becomes
more and more golden yeur by year. The
young Southern mother hoppily married
docs not think her life restricted because
that life is homnlife. She docs not feci
cabined, cribbed, confined.' She enjoys
brief excursions iato the outsido world;
but she tires readily, and on the return
journey her eyes light up ns the car-
wheels whir under her, and she thinks,
'Each revolution is that much nearer
home.' If somo wrestler wearied in the
arena of earth's activities, Borne cyoio
sickened with 'this deep disease of life,'
should seek her in her peaceful fastness,
and, borrowing from sardonic Iago, tell
her that her mission is to 'suckle fools
and chronicle small beer,' she would
smile superior. She knows better. Homo
is home in summer when the wide fields
stir not in the swooning noons; in autuin
when hillside and valley blazi io a riot
of hue; in winter when the mild air has
a tang that merely hints "of snow in the
far country whence the wild goose beats
his way with steady wiog; in springtime
when she sees 'the fat soil rise and roll
in smooth, dark waves back from the
plow."
AN OFF TIME,
WHY THKHE WAS A HEARTH OF VIL
LAIN CURIOSITY IN A CERTAIN LO
CALITY. "I wanted a month of complete rest,"
said the bookkeeper, "and so I went up
to a small town in New Hampshire and
engaged board at the inn. I realized
that I would be an object of curiosity
and that every oue would feel free to
question me, and great was my surprise
when I was pretty severely let alone.
That i:, no one asked where I came from,
what my business was, how long I was
going to stay or any of the leading ques
tions generally put to strangers. There
were five or six men who loafed about
the inn a good deal, and there was always
lots of talk, but there was nothing like
curiosity on their part. When I was
about ready to Lave, I said to the old
justice of the peace, who always dropped
in every evening:
"See here, squire, I eau't exactly make
you folks out. I've always heard that
you were full of curiosity respecting
strangers."
" 'Yes, wo be,' he replied.
" 'And don't any of you care to know
who I am?"
"'We are just djin' to know,'
" 'But I've been here a month, and
no one has tried to pump me. What's
the matter''
" ' Well, sir, I'll tell you ho it - is,' I e
said as be leaned back with a sigh of re
gret. 'There's me, fr insiaiee I ve
jesl martied my fourth wife, i h my
third one hardly old in I lie grave, and
I'm keeping puny quiet for anhilc.
There's Joe Hastings, who is su-pccicd
of stealing' a cow, and he fe-ls like keep
in' his uioulh shct. Dcaein Spooner
wanted to know all about you ihe very
first day, hut the deaom is beio' sue)
fur breach of promise and d isn't gad loo
much. John Clay woud have luinid
you inside out in two days, but his wife
is gettin' a divorce and he's got two sick
cows to 'tend to That's about ten
others who arc wonderin' who you be and
where you oome from and all about you,
but they've quinsy, sore throats or lock
jaw and can't talk, and so you are goin'
to git clean out of it. I've sized you up
as a decent feller, however, and if you
don't oome back after awhile and give us
a fair show to find out who your great-grand-mot
her was we shall be a mighty
diaapp'inted community." M Quad.
TOO GREAT A RISK.
A reliable remedy lor bowel com
plaints shouid always bo kept at hand,
The risik is too great for anyone to take,
Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy never fails and when re
duced with water is pleasant to take.
For sale by W. M. Cohen, Druggist,
Weldon, N. C.
The eyes of other eoplo are the eyes
that ruin us.
If you would know, tod not be known
live in 1 city.
HOW HEPROGRESSEO.
"Ho used to kiss moon tho lips,"
She sijdied, "smj then sonifhow
lie moved on up hy litlle Irips
I'ntil he got
Unlo a favored spot
Close to the border of my brow.
" Ho used to kiss me on the lips,
Then on the cheek, then on Ihe brow.
To day ho kisses his finger tips
And blows or throws
The kiss buck as he goes!
Ail, we'vo been married llvo yoaraoowl"
WHIN llft'S AT STAKE
The iuo.it linii'l mail will take iiiy
eli. Hire of esr;im 'Hie sl'li'lcr ro
drocl iImyvii the prrcMpice, the blip
jx-ry f,vcr the tibytw, any tiling that
offers u chance of lilt, is eagerly Btiatcli
vi at. The end the limn necks is safety.
lie cares noliiing
for Hit- nivalis to
that enl.
There are thou
sands of men and
women whose
lives are at stake,
who are hindered
from accepting
the one means of
safety hy foolish
piejudii e.
iJoetor Pierre's
Golden .Medical
I )i sco very has
been the means of
restoring health
to many men and
women whosf hol
low cough, bleed
ing hmgs, ema
ciation and weak
ness seemed to
warrant the state
ment of local phy
sicians "There is
no cure oossible."
Whv should prejudice against a put-up
medicine hinder you from trying what
has cured thousands of guttering men
and women?
"only fur Dr. I'ierce's (lolden MMical DU
covcry I think I would be in my grave to-day,
writes Mr. Motes Mileo, of lliHianl. I'lnta to.,
Wvoininji. "I liml asthma ho bad ! could mil
Bk:( nt uipht ami watt cuniprlied to ((ive up
work. It affected my lunifs w that I conxhed
all the time, hoth ditv ami niR.it. My friendi
all thought I hnd ror.suntutiuu. My wile hud
taken Ur. I'iera 'fi Favorite 1'resciipiioQ and it
had helped net an much she insisted on my try
inil his 'Golden Medical iMscovcry which I
did. I have taken four hot t left and am now a
well man. weiKliiiiK 15 pound a, thnuks to Ur,
1'ierce'n Golden Medical Discovery."
The sole motive for substitution is to
permit the dealer to make the little more
profit jiaid by the sale of less meritorious
medicines. He gains; you lose.
G"
EVANS,
WELDON, N. C.
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WHY?
TJi reason OneMlnut Couph Cum relieves a court
h one minute, Is because It acts first on tho mucous
membrane rluht where the couh troubles In tha
throat or deep-seated on the hings, destroyttif tha
iicrones or cougn germs ana clearing mo pniesm,
On( Minute Ctiueh Cure not onlv destrova the at
ease germs, und dears out their poison, but It fives
strength ind elasticity to the delicate membrane!
which protect the threat and Hinirs. Opens tho air
passages and promotes unobstructed breathing.
Causes tho birred to receive Hi natural supply C
oxygen, thus exhilarating the pulmonary organs with
such strength and vigor tntt trio lungs ana oroncniai
tubes become bulwarks against tho Inception ot dis
ease, Aslhmi, Bronchitis, La Grippe, Cold on tho
Lu igR and all Pulmonary Complaints that are curabla
are quickly cured by tho use of
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iJtELLOVV.FOiSOH
In your blood ? Physicians c',i
it rtalarlal tlerm. It can be soon
changing red blood yellow uin!r
microscope. It works day and
night. First, it turns your com
plexion yellow. Chilly, aching
sensations creep down your
backbone. You feel weak and
worthless. t
ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC
will stop the trouble now. It
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Roberts Tonic will cure you
thenbut why wait ? Prevent
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ands It will cure you, or your
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