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What is CASTORIA
Custoria Is a harmless milistlttito for Casiop Oil, Parcv
Koric, Drops and Soothing .Syrups, It is l'loasnnt. It
rontalns neither Opium, IHorplyno nor other Xarcntio
substance. Its nsro is Its puurantoei. It destroys Worms
and allays l i vi i isliness. It cures DiarrlmNi and Wind
Coli;!. It relieves Teething Troubles, etires Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates thu I'ooil, regulates the
Stomac h and ISowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's l'miai ea-Tlio Mother's 1'riend.
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THE (iOOD OLD WAV.
: We Need Not Cling to the Old
Because it is Old. Hut Before
Swinging Loose l-'rom the Old
We Better Enquire of the Onin
and Profit of the New.
i r'ather ti mi mother loved the
o'd church yonder and the good,
simple gospel preached there in
oilier days. I'.elore discarding
, that church, and ignoring thai
gospel would we better not enquire
: ii the the new way anil the new
doctrine and the new ism will
make us belter, more sieadlasi,
; happier, surer of eanll and heaven
i t!ian Tailier and moilier were!- We
are seeking solidity of character,
' stability of manhood ami woman
hood, usefulness in life and.securi
! ty in death- and safely beyond.
Didn't the faith and the gospel and
' the Sabbaih and the Bible of our
i fathers make them sober, honest,
; steadfast, hopeful and sure? He
1 fore we are swept away by the new
; and the doubtful, would we better
j not take into account ihe weight
! and worth of the good old word
i and -way ?
Only the simple and unthinking
! like the new because it is new,
I and discard the old because ii is
old.
The ages have taught that "the
old time religion" is a mighty good
religion. It has brought us a long
way. 1 1 has proven its weight
and its worthiness to survive and
perpetuate itself. Belter not dis
card thai until we are sure, yea,
doubly sure that the wisdom of
our day has found a heller and
safer wav.
WONDER WHICH IT IS.
! J. (J. Hosier is back from Alas
, ka with a weird lale about a lake
of gold. He says he has discovered
j the lake and as a proof brought i
; with him a pouch of nuggets worth j
j over $150,000. Hosier went to;
the assay office and asked wheth
er it could pay on gold as well as a
i mini. He said that three months
i ago he met an Indian of Belling- j
: ham, who had shot his squaw after
she had beaten him, and was in !
hiding. The Indian became sick
and Hosley eared for hint. Out of '
gratitude he showed him to a lake
where there were countless nug
gets. The Indians, he says wor
ship the nuggets and drop them
back into the lake. One night, he
told an official of the assay office,
' he slipped into the cold waters of
! the lake, being careful to avoid the
i superstitious Indians, and in a few
hours collected the nuggets he
brought back with him. He says
the Indians call the body of water
the Lake of Clod. Seattle Dis
! patch.
There is a valuable Lake in
Alaska or a great liar just from
there.
Kverylli'unt taken inlo the stomach
should he thc'cMcd lully within a ceitam
time. When you leel that yimr .stom
ach Is not III uood oldel'. that the I'ooil
vou i;a e ealell is not heillL' dieesti d,
lake a i;ood, natuial iliccstaut that will
doiiicv.oik the dii;est:c juices ale not
I.iiiil:'. The hesi remedy known lodav
for all Stomach trouhlisis Kodol, which
isL'uaianl I hi e'ivc prompt relict, It
is a natural di-jcsti'iil: it .hci sls what
vo' j eat. it is pleasant totake.
Sold I iv W. M. l oheu, Weldon. N. I'.
i i .eing compeneu in cuinisown ,
! words gives a man food for
, thought.
The Modesty of Women
I Vnturally makes them shrink from the
hull ii-'ain questions, the olmoxious ex-
uniiliali'ilis. anil iiu!r:l ,:mt local treats
j ments, winch some physu-ians cun.-iilcr
essential in lh tr, 1vi111. nl nt discuses of
; women. Yet. It ln l II !' had. I'
i truer tn suimiit to lids ni-ilral than let
, . . . .o.i i.:
the disease crow and sprcail. I he imuiim
is that so often the woman uinhTirocs all
the annoyance and shame tor nothing.
Thonsunds(t women who have I ecu
cured fti Pr. iHerce'ii Favorite l'rcscriir
tii.n wriuv in atvureciiittnn of the euro
which dispiMxNi Ihe examinations
and local ir..i.ini..nisVj;iirrr. is no other
! t ' -, - j nt-. r" -"!'' i-"'1 ."''' '"r 1,1
I women as t-avorne i i ' - i ipuoi..." ii.
cures dehilitalinn Urains. irretiuUriiy and
ti male weakness. H always lielts. It
j almost alwavs cures, it Is strictly nou
j alcoholic, nun - secret, all Its luu-ri'dienLs
i iH'inK printed on iis hotilc-ivrnpicr; eon.
; tains no deleterious or hahit-forniinx
driiKs. and every native medicinal nnit
1 cnterini.' into its coniiositlon has the full
! endorseinentof those most eminent in the
j several schools of medical practice. Some
i of these numerous and stroiaret of pro
' fesshinal endorsements ol its ingredients,
I will lie found In a pamphlet wrapped
! around Ihe U.tlle. also in n Ixioklct .mailed
! fnv on request, hy Dr. It. V. fierce, ol
; llufTalo. N. Y. These professional en
' dorsenicnts should haio far more weight
than any amount of the ordinary lay, or
I non-professional testimonials.
The most IntclllKoni women uow-a-uay
()i(t on knowing what they take as med
Iclno instead of oieniim their mouths like
a lot of young hints and pulping down
whatever is unbred them. " Favorite Pre
scription" 19 Of KNOWN lOMPOSITION. It
makes weak women strung unit sick
women well.
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser is sent five
on receipt of stamps to pay expense of
mailing mill. .Send to Dr. It. . 1 icree,
Hultiilo. N. V., SI one-cent stamps for paper-covered,
or :il stamps lorclotli-Uiuiid.
If sick consult the Doctor. Ireeof charge
by letter. All such communicatlona are
held sacredlv contidentiHl.
I tad reulte stomach, liver and buwela.
Dr. Pierce s neasani reneis iuvikoium.
THE FIRST
l.Y THOMAS 1 IAVNI'lS I'.AYLHY.
The matron at her mirror, with her hand upon her brow .
Sits gazing on her lovely face ay, lovely even now :
VC'hy doth she lean upon her hand wiih such a look of carer
X'hy steals thai tear across her chei k She sees her first gray hair.
Time from her form hath taken aw.o' but little of iis grace;
His touch of thought hath dignified the beauty of her lace;
Vet she might mingle in the dance where maidens g.tyly trip
So bright is siill her hael eye, so Ivamiful her lip.
The laded form is ol
The wrinkle on the
ten mark'd by
heel; may he
The mournful hp may murmur of a love ii ne'er contest.
And the dimness ol the eye betray a heart thai cannot rest.
But she hath been a happy wile; -the lover of her youth
May proudly claim the smile that pays he trial of his truth.
A sense of slight, of loneliness, hat!: never banish'd sleep;
Her life hath been a cloudless one: then, wherefore doth she
She look'd upon her raven locks;- what thoughts did they recall ?
; Oh ! not of nights when they were deck'd for banquet or for hall.
They brought back thoughts of early youth, e'ershe had learnt tochcek.
Willi artificial wreaths, the curls th.it sported o'er her neck.
Sheseem'd to feel her mother's hand pass lightly through her hair,
And draw it from her brow, to leave a kiss of kindness there,
: Sheseem'd to view her father's smile, and feel ihe playful touch
That sometimes feign'd to steal away the curls she prized so much-
, And now she sees her first gray hair ! oh ! deem it noi a crime
For her to weep - when she beholds the first footmark of Time !
She knows that, one by one, those mute mementos will increase,
j And steal youth, beauty, strength away, till life itself shall cease.
'Tis not the tear of vanity for beauty on the wane
Yet though the blossom may not sigh to bud, and bloom again,
It cannot but remember with a feeling of regret,
! The Spring forever gone - ihe Summer sun so nearly set.
Ah ! Lady, heed the monitor I Thy mirror tells the truth;
Assume the matron's folded veil, resign the wreath of youth;
Go !- bind it on thy daughter's brow, in her thou '1 1 still look fair;
'Twere well would all learn wisdom who behold the first gray hair !
ADVICE TO A YOUNG MAN.
THERE ABE NO EASY PLACES YET DISCOVERED-BY
KATE SHEARIM. IN MEW YORK WEEKLY.
y K have
) our Sot
o just reri'ivcil a li
Southern cities, ami
"Madam: I nin n young; limn of twenty-seven: I am well
educated, and of n good family, hut I have no business. How
can learn money? I do not wish to work hard. I want some
thing nice and essy --work for a gentleman. 1 have thought
of authorship-- poetry. I prefer- hut a friend tells me that pub
lishers, as a class, are very sinney hearted, and liml their chief
delight in crushing aspiring oi nius. I want an easy chance,
remember. Will you please advise me?
"Yours, etc..
Certainly, young man, we will advise you, with pleasure. We
tire lie-lighted to make your acquaintance, though yon are not an
original character, by any means. We know n good many like
you.
That is what most people toe after an easy chance.
lint having lived some time in Ihis st.ite of existence, we an;
enabled to remark, from positive
world to get an easv living iu.
Still, our advice is yours, and welcome.
Don't think; don't work: don't try to: don't be a mechanic
all trades are overstocked. .Machinery will very soon do awav
with all necessity for men. I lou t be a clergy man: don't be a
lawyer; don'tlie a doctor; it is loo hard for a young man of your
cloth to get upnights a ml go t ramping Ion mi les over the country
to attend to boils on uhl women, am) rheumatic taut rums in the
joints of old men. ami internal revolutions in the bowels of col
icky babies.
Don't lie a mason: you might fall from the top of a chimney
and be lost to your native land.
Don't be a soldier: it is sometimes dangerous, ami comfort
yourself with the old legend. "It is better to be a live dog than a
dead lion "
, ' . .. . , ,
Don t paint -it soils the fingers; ilon t be a sculptor - using
the chisel would make vou sweat.
. , , ' ,,, ,
lion t be a drummer- vou would have a bag to carry. Don't
ho.t street car coniluclor -voo would be obliged to swear at vottr
, . -. ' ,n.. .on
lnotorman. Don t be a tanner the-mosquitoes would eat vou
up while you lay under the shade of an umbrageous maple wait -
ing for the hay to make.
ll,.ii't iiiiiitv ii I'll' I wiilnii I fur
grain of coinmon sense you will
it, and ten to one slnll make
make the tire, while she lies abed and reads a popular novel.
Don't he a poet. -The demand for poetry has died out. and be
sides, thi'i'e are no poets nowaday s, ami "spring" is a theme
well worn out. Poetry worth rending is so scarce now that the
public would not recognize the genuine article if thi-y should
see it like .hme butler, ii is oiu nf fashion.
Don't be an author for, yon have been rightly informed. pub
lishers are stony-hearted: ailamanl and the legendary nether
millstone are down compared to them. They would let you
write six months, and spend the best blood of your jfe on the
sorrows of some soulful Kvangolina and her dark-browed Fred
erick Augustus, ami tliey woulil
basket with no more feeling m ihe operation than thev would
evince toward a, dead friction match.
Young man, it is a hard world.
. i.i .... i ... :
1! would nave oeeu money in your poi'Ket. there
places yet discovered.
We would advise you to get a
swallow it, and go to sleep. It
you could do. and quite satisfactorily to the community
No, we don't charge anything for advice.
If a man could be as sure ofj
heaven in the next world as he is (
of hell in this there could be no
argumenis aboul it.
When the head of a family is a j
clergyman it s a sure sign his sons
, aren't going to be
GRAY HAIR.
;orrow more than years;
iiie course of secret tears;
weep :
ttor from a Noting man in om
g;ivo it verliiitiin:
knowloiloe, that this is a hard
I .,,,,.,,- I'.,,. O- .1... I
ic has a
never see the color of
i cent of
you get up in tin
morning and
Itmg the MS. uito the
waste
If you had never
, .
been horn.
are no easv
' i
quarter's worth of laudanum. I
woulil be us easy as anything j
If you buy a mule haphazard
you are likely ,0 nave a kick com.
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I of CciAV
MODERN SOCIETY.
The Wife Who Alukes Society the
l-'ield oi Her Accomplishments
Soon I'inds Her Husband a De
voted Club Man.
Ii is in the home that woman
rises to her truest heights and
weild-, her w idest influence, liv
ery home is a miniature world,
and the wile is a crowned queen.
Tin' wife who makes society the
field of lief accomplishments soon
finds her husband a devoted club
man. The woman who tills her
head with many of ihe ideas and
pleasures of much that is called
society, soon wants to entertain
i her husband, any evening she
may not have some other engage
, tnent, w ith cards. She plays just
as she did to win some prize at
progressive euchre or whist par-
ties. She cheats a little, and they
have a little spat over it, and then
another and another, and present
ly she fires something at his head,
but misses it and hits ihe motto
over the door, "God Bless Our
Home." Their little boy says:
"Ma, you missed pa's head, hut
you gave the mono hail Colum
bia." Often the only question to
be decided in that home is, "who
shall have the boy?" and ihe
court is asked to decide it. God
pity the woman who has set her
heart on much that is in modern
society.
HIS PARABLE.
! An old darky, anxious to be a '
! minister, went to be ordained, says
: The Bystander. He was ques
j tioned thus :
"Can you write ?"
"No, sah !"
"Read?"
"No, sah !"
j "How do you know about the
; Bible?"
' "Ma niece reads it to me 1"
' "Know about the Ten Com
f j mandnients ?"
"No, sah !"
, "The twenty-third Psalm."
Nebber heard of him, sah !"
"Know the Beatitudes?"
"No. sah !"
"Well, what part of th" Bible
do you like best?"
'Tar-blcs, sah I"
"Can you give us one ?"
" 'Deed, yes, sah !"
"Let us have it then !"
"Once w'en the queen of Sheba
was gwine down to Jerusalem she
fell among thieves. First they
passed her by on de oddah side,
den dey come ovah an 'dey say
unto her. 'Fro down hvohel i'
1 but she wouldn't fro her down:
i, ,t i ,,.
ay unto her. 'Fro down
Jezebel !' but she wouldn't fro her
down and again dey say unto her
for de third and last time, for I
Lro
am t gwme to ax yo no mo.
down Jezebel
and dev fro's her
down for seventy times and seven,
till de remains were eleven bas
kets; and I say unto yo'. whose
wife was she at the resurrection ?"
At times w hen ymi don't feel just
liu'hl.wl you haven had stomach,
take souu'lhinj; nirhl away that will as
sist digestion: not someliunL' that will
siiii.tiltiic r. in,,.. I,,,, i, I....
i will positively .lthe very wink that the
; stomach peil'orms under nrihnarv and
' noruial conditions, soiiii.tliin that will
1 make the food digest, t., ,u this you
! '"") 1:',k'' ''iu-i'sjani hke k.
i did lot Dyspepsia, kodol is a seicntilie
! preparation of vccetahle acids mil, mit-
1 "' ,l,'-'''-,l""!' ''"lll;'IIK 'i"' same
iniccs louiid in a healthc stomach I ach
! dose will dnrest mon. than :; oi.it u,;,,,,,
, X-su:: and""
j pleasant t take
' l"'1 "V " 1 "hen. W clclon. N. (
The man with his ihinkinv run
s- "!
on does not talk throuch his hat.
I f you have Catarrh, n.l your
tin ivpnlsivr ilisruM'. Ask Ir.
nl" IliU'ini', Wik., tn mail vmt IVi-c,
.If of
hoop.
a trial
box ol Ins Hr, Slump's Catarrh lirninly
M 111 pit", winiric rxt Ml
itrcly tell you
u Catunh truth well worth your kum-
I ML' WllW'tH.lltV llull't Mlfh-I lolltflT.
sold hv V. .M Cohen. Weldon. V ('.
The busy surgeon cannot be
expected to suspend operations.
Orippe is sweeping the country. spin.
it with Prevelilies hel'ore it gets deeply
' seated. To check early eohlswitliihesc
iiitic v mini v oio . ore i annus is sole
ly sensihle and safe. Prevelilies
contain no Quinine, no laxative, noth
ing harsh or sickening. Pneumonia,
would never appear if early colds were
promptly hrokeii. Also good for fever
ish children, barge hox. -is Tahlets, -J.'
cents. Vest pockets, o cents.
Sold hy W. M. Cohen, Weldon. N. C.
The aid nf file rveriml minlu to.
) t" r" v...ft.. iv-
be worth her dot.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
0000 BYE.
Take Care thai It He Not a Cold
One, It May Be The Last.
It is a hard word to speak. Some
may laugh that it should be, but
let them. Icy hearts are never
kind. It is a word that has choked
many an utterance, and started
many a tear. The hand is clasped,
the word is spoken, we part, and
are out on ihe ocean of time we
goto meet again, where? (iod
only knows. Ii may be soon, it
may be never. Take care that
your good-bye be not a cold illic
it may be the last one you can give,
lire you meet again death's cold
hand may have closed his eyes
and chained his lips forever. Ah!
he may have died thinking you
loved him not. Again it may be a
long separation. Friends crowd
on and give you their hands. How
do vou detect in each good-bye
the love that lingers there; and
how may you bear with you the
memory of these parting words
many days? We must separate.
Tear not yourself away wiih a '
careless boldness that defies all
love, but make your words linger
give your heart full utterance
and if tears fall, what of it? Tears
are not unmanly.
THROUGH THE TELEPHONE.
"Are you there ?"
"Yes."
"Who are you, please?"
"Wait."
"What is your name, please?"
"Wail's my name."
"Yes; what is your name?
"I say my name is Watt."
"Oh, well, I'm coming 10 see
you."
"All right. Are you Jones?"
"No; I'm Knott."
"Who are you, then, please?"
"I'm Knott."
"Will you tell me your name,
please ?"
"Will Knott.,'
"Why won't you?"
"I say my name is William
Knott."
"Oh, I beg your pardon."
"Then you will be in if I come
'round, Watt ?"
"Certainly, Knott."
Then they were cut oft' by the
1 exchange, and Knoit wants to
know if Wan will be in or not.
RESTINU THE HEART
To rest the heart now and then
is the advice given by an instruc
tor in gymnastics; but it may be
argued thai the heart cannot be
rested, as it works incessantly
from birth to death. That is very
true, but ii rcsis the heart u lie
down, for every night's sleep of
nine hours saves the heart the
lifting of .i2,40i) ounces of blood.
1 ant' '',al 1,lL'alls considerable rest
When we lie down, the heart's
action becomes slower, slower by j
ten strokes a minute. Thus, in an
hour, six hundred strokes are
saved, and in nine hours, 5,400 !
strokes, l.ach stroke pumps six 1
ounces of blood, and therefore in
nine hours the heart is saved the
labor of pumping 32,400 ounces.
SULPHUR BATHS AT HOME.
They Meal The Skin and
Awtty Its Impurities.
Take
Milphur lljiihs heal Skin Pleases uml
uivc thf ltu.lv a IntlcstiiiH' tluv. Now
you ilou'l have to ijooilioa hii:h-irieeil j
resort to yet them. Put a lew spoonfuls j
of HANCOCK'S UtJl lIt sn.l'IU U in 1
thf hot water, iiml you irt-t a p'i!'eet -ul-
lili nr I till li l ii'hl itt voiit -itnn hoimv
Applvll N( ill K'S Idol ID. st mil
to the allccted pal ls, and Le.cma ami
other stulthoiii skin tiouhlesare quickly
cured. Dr, II. II. Thoi ins, of Valdosln,
On., was fined of a painful skin trouhle,
and he praises it in the highest terms.
Urn .!,,.ts'..t.s. Il.si!.
HANCOCK'S l.lyl lD SI l.l'lll l(
OIN'I Mi:M' is the best cure for Sores,
Pimples, blackheads and all inflamma
tion, liives a soft, velvety skin.
Pat ty of the original part
original divorcee.
-the
Stop that licklintreouch! Dr. .shoop's
Oouuli cure will surely stop it. and with
perfect sal'i'ty. It is so thoroughly
liarmleKS that Dr. Mionp tells inothers
to use nothing else with very young ba
bies. The wholesome green leaves and
tender steins of a lung healing moun
tainous shruh furnish the curing prop
erties to Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. It
culms the cough, and heals the sensitive
hronclual ineniliruneH. no opium, no
chloroform, nothing harsh used to in
jure or suppress. Demand Dr. Mhoop's.
Take no other.
Sold by W. M. Cohen, Weldon, N. C.
A woman calls it making up a
complexion only when it can be
detected.
OABTOni A.
Baittli llw Kind Yoa Haw iaw Bought
gignatu
Ft Ml
H'-nrt tn-iifr'h. nr U.'iirt UVnkne tnriniH Nerve
Ftn iikIIi, or .Vi v W -ukh-r- ik'Hiimk i,,oiv. I'o-t-Itiv.
U tint mi.- vi, -uk Ik lift in u lituitiivil is, ill iU
hi If. iniuttliy ili-'ii 'i-.l. It is Hiifint uiwitys a
tiny lit: ir iutvm thut trnlly 1 - nil at fault.
'1 'it- ..l-M-urt' lit tv" tin- upline, .r Hi-art Nerve
Mii'Iiy nt'wis, urnJ tuii-t -i-., mote powi'r. more
Htiil'ilit, tt:i.n- r.'Hitrolli'ifc. morn govrnmig
Mivi (till. Without Unit llt 1 1 eft it must coiititiliH
l.i unl, iiiiii th" MMfiiiMh mil liitliu-js fllsu liuve
tlirc.1' Hiiiix' r'oiiti'olli'iK nen-'H.
'iiii cViiriy i'Xi;iiu !', nsa mfiHHnp, Pr.
w'uiw ' K'-tnr:i(ivi m- i;i the t'itst 'I'dif tut nilich
(.-I u uk aii'l im. nc Hi-ai'W lr Mn rfip lim mhikIiI
tin1 tau-' .i nil (lia I'rtiiiful. tialf UitiliK. MiHi-otU
iua li'uri lj-.fr.-.-. I if f-hi.i-i.il! -:.mtiv tlin
pH'hliir iT' t' 1. 1 t''iii-i uii.o' (iin ct'd (o tlifMi
W"jik iiti'l ji-riuf tn-ni' T'-ut'-rs, It du i Mij
it,MrfiiR'lit'ti: it "Ili-r- n-iil. frrnmu" hivrl h-l.
f yuu wotilit l.iivi' sinmir H'iirH sinirtjr 1U
F"-ii'jn. nr. Mh'iin'M th-o jirv)i rxiBiiihli. ti
thrill n I'll, wltu
Dr. Shoop's
'Storative
W. M. COHEN.
Relieves Colds by working them out
of the syttvm thnusjh a copious ar.d
fcealthy action of the bowels.
Relieves coughs by cleansing tha
mucous membranes of the throat, chest
and bronchial tubes.
"Ai pleasant to the taste
ti Maple Sugar"
Children Like It
For BACKACHE WEAK KIDNEYS Try
OeWlifs Kidney and Bladder Fills -Sure and Safa
Sold l,y W. M. Cohen, Weldon, N. V.
OEORQE C. GREEN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
i National Hank ItuililinL')
Weldon, N.C.
LIVEMSH
Morning?
W. W.KAY.
YVI I llOV, N. C.
I keep the best of everything in my
line. Polite attention to all at KAY'S.
mv lv
WALTI.R H. DANItiL,
ATTORN ER-rtT-L AW,
Vi:i.Il()N,N.C.
I'ractii'i's in the comts of Halifax ana
li 1 Ni'iiliainplonund in the Supremo and
Federal courts. Collections made in all
pints of North Carolina, brunch ollice
at Halifax open every Monday.
SC ILL the COUCH S
no CURE the LUNCSj
w,th Dr. King's
Flew Discovery
F0RC8i!SsHS a.
ANDM-L THROAT ANDIUNG TROUBLES.
GUARANTEED 8ATISFACT0BY
OB JKONEY REFUNDED.
IToraplly obia.ral, FCC RETUHNCO.
10 YKAftS' tXPKHIErjCI, OlirCMARUtS ARC
THI LOWCST, tt-'tut itf wlvl, .h.Ko i 6l.-h t.-r
expert wjirch ami trw tvwt on ptWiill(ill' y.
mmiNCCMENT HitiiA roniiiirttHl before :ol
ooiirt. Piiontii otttninw) thmtiirti iw, ADVCn
TltCDand SOLO, fiv. TRADt-MABItS, PIH
felONt Mid C0PVNIGHT9 quicLIf .tbUUuvO.
Opposite U. B. Patent Otnoot
WASHINUTQU, D. C.
Kennedy s
Laxative
Cough Syrup
7L i n it p.
I A Gentle Laxative I
"x'-Lo n r
Family
Ike