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RAILWAY
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those sseetjld Dm.
There Is Pleasure find Pain as the
Memory of "Those Sweet Old
Day" Row Hack to I's AKnin.
I low they eonie hack to us !-
"those sweet old days" now in (he
glad sprint; lime, liven in 'I't
heart of a great city the fragrance
ol apple bloom, and the perlume
of lilae hud and dewy violet till our
senses as fond memory carries us
hack to tlic old and cherished
haunts, and wayside places, where
mayhap we have paused lo hear
love's whisper, or laughed in pleas
ures deep, or- wept our tears !
The birds sing, fleecy clouds
llo.11 by O, how blue and inter
minable the sky! I low full of joy
life is ! Oil' yonder the river runs,
a thread of gold in the sunlight, a
ribbon of silver in the moonlight!
The leaves rustle softly in the mild
breeze, as overhead their giant
branches spread, and here ai our
feet the grasses with buttercup and
daisy peeping therefrom. O youth!
I) life ! O happiness ! I lope and
faith make the heart strong and the
footstep light.
Ah, how well we remember it,
you and i: I iiosc sweet old
days," when to us all the world
was young. Such dreamy, fra
grant sweetness, when sorrow,
pain, and death seemed so far
away. But somehow we older
grew. Time brought so many
changes. There were happy
"good-byes" and tearful farewells.
Hands clasped, lips met and par
led, lives looked into eyes glint
ing wiih mirth, as shadowed with
mists, but even then, 'twas but for
a day; but again days slipped into
weeks, weeks into months, and
months into years "hope deferred
made the heart sick !" bright eyes
grew dim, cheeks paled, phantom
shadows crept among the hair,
hands trembled, and feet faltered.
Ah, yes, there were roses, but
their dewy fragrance and velvet 1
petals did not deaden the sharp
ness of the thorns, and a
blood
stained pathway was often the re
sult. The lips smiled ofttimes
when the heart was broken. We
kept silence, because it were sacri
lege to speak, to murmur or to
moan; the sorrow was too deep.
Misunderstood ? Yes, many
times, you and I. Ah, there bits
of ribbon, tear-stained and yellow
ed with age, faded flowers and old
love tokens.
Memory is rife with them all,
the joys, the sorrows, the success
es and defeats. Off yonder is a
grave, and there, and there, and
away over there, with wide waters
rollini' between, on southern slopes i
and northern vales. We have ! Already dead, but breathing-a fact that I regret
stood without when we should A man without desire, now, excepting to forget;
have sat within. We tried to be ', And since there is denied me one, why should I linger here,
brave, when nature protested; and ' A dead leaf from the forest of a long-forgotten year?
yet for all that has come and gone, j . . , , , ., M , . ..
there is pleasure and pain as the
memory of "those sweet old days"
float back to us. Pleasure in
' knowing that meanwhile we have
trodden the winepress and borne
the heat and burden of the day,
, that "come what will, we have
been blessed," and so we take up j
i our scrip and start' again, and you!
: and I, glad in the promise of that !
eternal springtime when God shall j
v ipe away all tears from our eyes,
! and "those sweet old days" will j
j be forever. -
mmaammmaotmxBmmmtMmmmm !
Nurstng Mothers find
Over-luinlotifMl Women
In nil stations of life, whose visor and
vitality may imvo ben iin.ieruiiii.il au.i
broken -down by over-work, etiiiiiint
nodal amies, the too frequent beiiriinr of
cliil.lreii. or other ea uses w ill find in Or
Pierce's Fiivorlln Frcscrlpllun the most
potent, InvlKoralliiK resii.rullve slreimlh-
liiwr ever ucviseu ior infir M'ciai ucne-
lit. Niirslnifwuotbcrii w iHJind It especial.
ly valuable iV Hiislalnlng tjelr Rtrrnirth
j and iromotbiVn iiieimlant nvnrlshinent
for the child. :x.'tiintrorUer8 ((M)
w ill liud It a prieelesOivrfT plsaeT tlio
; liyslcm tor baby'R comma and riSclnn
. On ordeal cominirulivcTy painless. Jj
can do no barm lit iinv state, or c..u.llti..ii
' ol thcT-Mialc system "
; p. iic.ite, iieAuus, weak women, who
I duller from frequent hen. ladies, hack
i ueiie, drairttliiir-down distress low down
In the iiImIomicii, or from piilnrul or Irri-K-nlar
monthly periods, ennwiiiK or dis-
:ilinn in si. niMch illv or
faini ss.iis, nsi iimmiiuiry st'cks or stiu
j llo.iiiiiK U'forn ejes, have disai;rcciil.le,
ielvl -eiitari lml drnlti, probi,sin. ante-
ver-loii or retro-version or oilier illsiilace-
inents of woinanlv oruans from weakness
of parts will, whether they expcricncB
many or only a f. iv of the aUive symje
lonis", find relief and a permanent cure by
iisinK faithfully and fairly persistently
I)r. Pierce's Favorite 1'reseription.
This world-fained stM'cilic for woman's
weaknesses and tssuiliar ailments Is a
pure iilveerle extract of the choicest na
tive, medicinal r.Hits without a drop of
alcohol In Its make-up. All Its liiKr.stl
ents printed In plain Fawll-li on Its Isittle.
wrapper and attested under oath. Or.
Tierce thus Invites the lullest Investiga
tion of his formula km. wins- that It w ill
lie found to contain only the tsst iiueuta
known to the most advanced mislical
ficience of all the dillcrvnt sclusils of prac
tice, for the cure of woman's isiculiar
weaknessi's and ailments.
If you want to know morn alioiit. tho
composition ai 1 professional endorse
ment of tho "Favorite Prescription," send
postal card request to Dr. U. V. Pierre,
llulfalo, N. Y., for his free Ixsiklet treat
Ins nt same.
You can't afford to accept as a sutistb
toto for this remedy of kiimcn mlllon
a secret nostrum uf unKiuwn ouiupuni
Uun. lXm't do It
QROP A PEBBLE IN THE WATER.
'
j )rop a pcwlc in the water, just a splasl) and it is gone,
j ilut ,lcrt;'s K1f ., hundred ripples circling on am! on ami on,
i Spreading, spreading from the tenter (lowing on out to the sea,
! AnJ m.c )() w,.w (- tt ,MX Ul. L,K, js , bt
,,..()p pd,bc jn in ..lim,lc ym. fti.
;, t,ere's Intle waves a llowiim and there's ripples eirelinj; yet,
Am, hlSC uik XV VCS 0.vili, , a RIXM wave ,;,ve grown,
A,u( ,......, ,K,,,..,,., :, lni,.hiv river, iusi hv il.nniuiie- in a stone
l)rop an unkind word or careless, in a minute it is gone,
But there's half a Ijundred ripples circling on and on and on.
They keep spreading, spreading, spreading from the center as they go,
And there ain't no way to stop them, once you've started them to How.
Drop an unkind word or careless, in a iniiutte' you forget,
But there's little waves a llowing and there's ripples circling yet,
And perhaps in some sad heart a mighty wave of tears you've stirred,
And disturbed.! life that's happy, when yon dropped that unkind word.
Drop a word of cheer and kindness, just a flash and it is gone,
Hut there's half a hundred ripples circling on and on and on,
Bearing hope and joy and comfort, on each splashing, dashing wave,
Till you wouldn't believe the volume of the one kind word you gave.
I)mp a word of cheer and kindness, in a minute you forget,
But there's gladness still a-swelling and there's joy a-eireling yet,
And you've rolled a wave of comfort w hose sweet music can be heard,
Over miles and miles of water, just by dropping a kind word.
''CAUSEJOTOWN.'1
I am standing on the threshold of eternity at last,
As reckless of the future as I have
I am void ol all ambition; I am dead to every hope;
The coil of life is ended, and I'm letting go the rope.
I have drifted down the stream of time till weary, sore, oppresssed,
And I'm tired of the motion, and simply want a rest,
I have tasted all the pleasures that life can hold for man,
I've scanned the whole world over till there's notlvng left to scan.
1 have heard the finest music, I have read the rarest books,
I have drunk the purest vintage, and tasted all the cooks,"
1 have run the scale of living, and sounded every tone
So there's nothing left to live for, and I long to be alone
Alone and unmolested, where the vultures do not rave;
And the only refuge left me is the placid, quiet grave;
I am judge and jury mingled, and the verdict that I give
Is minus friends and money, it is foolishness to live.
In a day or two my body will be found otit in the lake;
The Coroner will get a fee, the printer get a "take";
The casual verdict, "Suicide from causes unknown,"
And Golgotha draws another blank
To change the usual verdict I will give the reason now,
Before the rigid seal of death is stamped upon my brow:
'Tis the old familiar story of passion, love and crime,
Repeated through the ages since Cleopatra's lime--
A woman's lips, a woman's eyes a siren all in all ;
A modern Circe, fit to cause the strongest man to fall;
A wedded life, some blissful years, and poverty drops in
Willi care and doubt and liquor, from whiskey down to gin.
The story told by Tolstoi, in comparison with mine,
Is moonlight unto sunlight, as water unto wine;
The jealous pangs I suffered, the hideous nights of woe,
1 pray no other mortal may ever undergo.
But I've said enough, I fancy, to make the reasons plain,
1 Fnough to show the causes of shattered heart and brain,
What wonder, then, that life holds not a single thread to bind,
A wish or hope to live for, an interest in mankind?
I'll let you know in spirit, and I know you will respond;
I'm going now, old comrades, to heaven or to hell,
I'll let you know which shortly. Farewell, a long farewell.
NO CREAM FOR PETS.
Ordered Fancy Ice Cream for Her
I'ets.
T, h 2.M hot sultry day;
. , , ,
Pe. one of the largest and be .
appointed stores in Newport, R. I.
, carriage drove up and a rich-
i ly gowned woman and two high
! bred dogs, pets with red ribbons
"Slid gilt Collars about their liec'ks,
I djulued After making several
j i i r
purchases the woman ordered tan-
j . , cr . j c,ina plates for lltT
. , ,
pels and placed them at their UIS-
j . w lt
l
The manager in a very pleasant
manner to her while he removed
the plates and cream, said;
"Madam, this cannot be allow
ed. "
lllld
The woman grew scarlet
answered: "Well, it's an outrage.
I shall never enter this store-
a j;tini and whipping her :
"
1 about her took the UOgS III
kins
her
arms, entered the carriage and
drove oft'.
The incident was witnessed by
about a dozen persons.
PROVURUS AND PIIRASF.S.
As weli'onie as tl.o llower of
May. Old Saying.
As honest u iiitin its over trod
on shoo liqitlicr. -Irisli.
True art in to concoal art.--Latin.
As you make your bed, so
must von lie on it. (li'i nian.
The girl who forgets herself is
the girl whom everybody else re
members and likes.
been of the past;
a mound without a stone.
Heat . rostral, 's the nnws. In the
summer one needs a tonic lo ..If set the
cu.-toiii.uy h..l woalliei Nerve and
sireiielli depression Yon will feel l,e
t.-r w ilhiu Is limns alter hcu'iiinmc to
! take a r edv a Or shoop's h'esioia-
j live, lis prompt action m lesionim the
j weakened ii. ims i sin pi Mm... i if
eouise. you won't uel entirely sli.uu; in
a icvt .lavs, i, nt each .lav you eau actu
ally feel the iiiipi.ni im ui. Thai tired
lifeless, spllitlcss, I,-, IniLi will quickly
depart when usiiil' the 1 ieslorati V c. I r.
shoop's llestoialnc Hill shaipen a fad
illL' appeti e; ll aids digestion: it will
sllelielllell Ihe weakened Kl.llicvs and
Mean by simply rcl.iiil.liim tlien'oin-oul
nerves that tin se meatus depend upon.
T,
si ii a lew .lavs and be convinced.
All Healels.
A woman can't help having faith
in a public man if his front name
is the same as a hero in a roman
tic play.
I'ain will depail ui iiiiniiii s if on. of
In-, shoops I'nil, I'aiu I ablets is taken,
I 'Hill III. yi liete b'eloeliibet' Fains lib
I wavs lllealis c..le, slioli. blood plcssurc
i .1.,. ii.-,..i..h.. i la I
; plessnic. toothache is blood .lessiiie on
j the sensitive iie.vc. In, shoop's Head
ache Tablets also called I'm k I'aui lab
le's quickly and salelvcoav Ibis blood
luessiire uwav I'roin pain centers I'aui
fid .eiiods .th woiiii u l'i t instant re
1 1 I'. -.'0 tablets -1 .e.
All Ocaleis.
There may be nothing new un
der the sun, but there are a lot of
fresh people.
to-lniy "Hook No. t for Women." ll
wdlc'ivc weak women many valuable
siiirirestious of relief and wilh sliielly
eoiilideiilial medical advice is entirely
free. Simply wote lb. sboop, Itaeine.
Wis. Tliebook No. I tells about Dr.
Slump's Niirht Cure and how these
soothiiur, it'ti li hit. antiseptic supposito-
lies can be successfully applied to cor
! led these weaknesses. W lite for the
! book.
All Dealers.
Being bitten by a toothless dog
must be a soft snap.
OABI'OniA.
THE MOTHER.
Have You a (iood Mother? Put
Sour Arms About Her Nek
While Von May. and Tell Her
So.
I lie good mother is woi iliy ol
nmre love than she ever receives
in this world. Tins impression
groves on thoughtful men and wo
men as they live. Patience, long
sutleiiiig, self tofgelfulness, ami
sacrilice are ihe qualities that make
her the nearest human approach
to the divine l ather. The itiff.it
inulo of a tliilJ to stkh a nioihcr i
one of the most disgracclul and re
volting sins. There are some
mothers, sail 10 say, who can hard
ly complain of their children's neg
lect; but ihey are few. The swect-
est, noblest of them are the least
conscious of their merit, and make
the fewest demands on homage.
For that very reason the family
should be the mote thoughtful and
tender. How appreciative mother
is of her son's caress! What a
summer lime springs in her heart provemeni in its widest sense,thcre
when a daughter folds loving arms should be a purpose in the educa
about her weary body ! tion of women tpiite apart from the
One of these mothers was left in questions of what they arc to learn
widowhood with three little chil-, and preparation for so wide a
dren a son and two daughters. snhere of domestic or social duiv
Despite poverty, she determined
to educate them; and to do so re
quired rigid economy and drudg
ing toil. The children went to
school and college, while she
wrought as seamstress, teacher of
music, and keeper ol the home. In
the course of time the young peo-:
pie came back with academic cul
ture and honors. But there was a
bitter dash of disappointment in
the mother's cup of joy. The
young people were not affectionate.
Mother's stiff, red fingers and oc-
j casiunal slips of grammar rather
! mortified them in the presence of
visitors. This was the blackest
' treason of the human heart. She
fell sick, she grew pale and etna-
' ciated, and the children Decline
alarmed. One day they gathered
at her bedside, and the son, lak-
; ing her thin hand in his, said :
"Mother, you have been the dear
est of mothers to us." There
came a Hush on her w an cheeks,
' her eyes opened wide in reproach
ful tenderness as she replied: "My
son, you never told me so before."
What son or daughter could ever
. forget that awful speech ? It was
. like standing before (ok
(laming
! judgment bar.
Take a contrasting story, (jcii
eral Lew Wallace wrote "Ben-
, Hur," and won immense literary
fame. Perhaps no one read it with
quite so keen delight as his aged
mother. One day she said to him :
"Son, where did you get thai
charming picture of Ben-IIur's
mother? It is the most beautiful
thing in your book." The noble
i man replied : "There was just
one person, w ho stood out before
my mind w hile 1 was making that
picture, and that w as your ow n
dear self." Thai moment the pre-
ciotis mother siood on the est:-
bale of heaven. Only the "Well
done, thou good and faithful scr
vent," could ever stir a holier joy
in her soul than this well deserved
praise from her son.
Have you a good mother? I'm
your arms about her while you
mav, and tell her so - Kind Words.
b.
11 r.aibel. ol Kit. .11. is . si,,, I
h:le ulll V lak. 11 I. 'HI doses 1. 1 ., m,-
nev and III. elder I'lll- and they haw
.lone l.ii nic mole than any olhei ne .lt
cine bus eei .lout . 1 am sLt 1 1 1 hiking
the . ills as I want a p.lleet cute '' Ml
I'.lllker lefels to PeU lit s IvI.lneV alel
Iliad. h i Fills
sold l.v W. M. Cohen. W. I. L.u. N c.
No man on earth is rich enough
to enjoy paying taxes
Thele is one ,l epai 111 I. .11 known t.xlllv
thai mil pn.iupllv help the si ai-h.
fills ,- kod.d Ivodol .i:,-ests!,,..,ss,s
ol I I and It does it tbololiehlv. so
I..I
.11
w it lioul ! ! 1 help anyone w I
stomach disoiileis oi stoioach I
iibl
lake Ko.b.t today and continue ll
the sb.ot lime that Is liecesai V to L
vou coiiipl. te tell. 1
' s.,1,1 l W . M Coh. n. Weldon. N
The majority nfourfriendsdon't
wasie much lime on the job.
-Mi-allhi nil, f ' is i, -all) tin
' 'til!i't' I'liilatmii ct'i yi t tiinliu't tl. This.
! tin' tim-M 'itllt't' Milili(iiti' vwv liui'li',
lias ift'ehlly been pioilin'cil hv 1'iImmii
' of Uat'iiH-, V 1 Nnt iiiiiiim tn real chI
I fee hi it cithrr llcallli utlct i mailt'
i fumi ntrr tttustfti c 'ivaiv with malt.
: nuts. lii'aily il wuuM liinl an r-
I pnt iniy;lit think it lut
( nlli'f. Ni tu fill y or tinilv iinimli's
Mi'iilnitf. "Mu'li' in a inimilt'N navs llit1
U.h-Ioi.
t I Di naif 1'V W. T. I'uiktT. Wi'l.l.m. X. ("'.
Many a man is out of work be
cause there is no work in him.
Kennedy's Laxative ('oiitrh Syrup
acts ir, 'ii t ly upon the bowels and theie
by drives the cold out ol'the syslem and
ttt the same time it itllavs iullaiuniution
and stops initittiou. I'liil.lren like it.
Sold l.y W. M. Cohen, Weldon, X. C.
(ilil!iV!IMi (ilRLS.
We Do Not Ask That Women
Should Have (ireater Influence
Than They Now Possess
JjSonie oi us, ai any rale, on both
sides 1 if tiie Atlantic, h:i e Ivguii
to tealie tliat serious siudv is less
likely 10 ininre woiifti than pinch
ed waisis, l.iie horn's, hot rooms
and ttnw liol. sunn- loo, I, and we
think it is heller lot our onl-, to he
graduated at sjiool , lor science
r ither than ai schools lor sc 111d.1l.
We think 11 will heller prepare
iSktii 'm the yvw- t rponMhiluio
of matrimony and motherhood
than rapid life in hiv.h personal
adornment is their chief aim. and
secure a rich husband their princi
pal anxiety. The mental compaii
ionship which is improving is
miinion between active minds, and
tiie women of a man's household
must be either a stimulus to his
highest aspirations or a drag upon
them. For the interests, there
fore, of men, an 1 of human im-
admits of no such low standard as
that of custom or fashion. We do j
not ask that women should have i
greater influence than they now j
possess. We only ask that they!
be trained to make the best pussi-,
hie use of it. This will make mar-!
riage more noble and more com- i
plcte, enrich and strengthen the :
mother's influence and give to life
a dignity and strength. j
A SURI- LACOIf. i
l.eviusky, despairing of his life, j
"hide an appointment with a fa- i
mous specialist. He was surprised ;
10 hl,J 'leeii or twenty people in
'1'c wailing room. '
fU"-i iew mnmics nc on
over to a gentleman near him and
whispered, "Say, mine frient, this
must be a pretty goot doctor, ain't
he?"
"( )ne of the best, " the gentle-
man told him.
l.evinsky seemed lo be worry
ing over something
"Veil, say, " he w hispered again, .
"he uiiisi be pretty exbensive,
then, ain't he? Vat does he
charge?"
The stranger was annoyed by
l.evinsky s questions and answered
rather shortly; "Fifty dollars for
the first consultation and twenty-1
live dollars a visit thereafter."
"Mine Coil ! ' gasped Lewins
ky. "Fifty pillars ihe (irst time
and twenty -live tollars each time
afters."
For several minutes he seemed
undecided whether to gooriowail.
"I'nd twenty-live tollars for each
lime afterwards," he kept mutter
ing. Finally, ittst as he vuis called
into the ottice, he w as seized w nil
a brilliant inspiration. He rushed
lowardthedoclorwith ouisii'clchcd
hands.
"Hello, doctor,"
sively. "Veil, here
he said ertu-
1 am again." j
poiti:rs ior hoys. i
In a mother's old scrap book we
recently came across the follow ing
choice counsel for boys :
1 1 1 To Throw Stones. Fold
each one carefully in a feather bed, 1
and give notice to all the neigh
borhood when and where you are
going to pitch it.
12) To Carry Inn, powder in the
Pocket. Soak it w ell in cold wa
ter, and then wrap it up in a cover
of oiled siik.
(31 To Slide Down ihe Banister.
Let a surgeon sit upon the low
er stair Also, carry a pail full of
poultice in each ot your hands, as
you may need it.
1-1) To ("ure Creaky Boots or
Shoes Wear ihem always in go
ing into the pantry to get some of
mother's cakes and pies.
Just Kx.Ktly Rivcht.
I liaw iiM-il hi
I'm M-u'ial yrai's, :
rafilv ncht," a
llaniMiili'. N. V, '
kiu'.s Ni-w I. ilV Pills
iil tinl tin-in jtiM
s Mr. A . IVltun.ol'
Nrw I. lie PilK iflu'vc
uilbout the least .1 iseoni loi 1. best telil- ,
edv lot eou--tia1i"ii. Inliousiu-ss and 1
malaria, -.e.c. at any di in: stole.
The prettiest flowers are not
necessarily the most fragrant.
Best the World Affords.
''It irives me unbounded pleasure to
recommend ltucklen's Arnica Salve,"
savs ,1. W. .leukiliK. of Chapel Hill, S. '.
"I am convinced il'slhe best salve tho
world allords. II cured a felon on my
thumb, and it never tin In to Ileal every
I sore, hum or wound to which it is ap.
I plied, '.'.'ic at any druit store.
Weak Kidneys
N. rv-i, '
M.,rr..n li, t
hiin. Dk- tlir.o;ir'. ht,i tlio
el tinir vn-iiiiii's, iii.t in orcim
ll
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ai.-l Ktrv
tt n,.'i!:t
1 VT f 1 1 1 1 t fl.-ni . J.M.
'iiry jT.-piir-'.l tn r.-iu-li tli-'.,e
lo din (nr ill K .l?i.-y-e morn-.
11 Ju
fifn Ms. 1
ir I :i' !r n- li--
r.r in wiilt. If tho nrliifl
(1111!, If JMM lilt Vi' ?i ItiptulDS
tr.-siiiK ur (ItitiKtTtiUrt kul.
up - K.'-hinili.-Mi imiin.ti
I h hill a pan am will
1 i.UJiJirii.l uijil nckl
All Dealers
Kennedy's
Laxative
Cough Syrup
Relieves CoiJs by working them out
of ti.e spt'-m ti.rcugh a copious and
heal'hy action of the bowels.
RcSif ves coughs by cleansing tha
mucous membranes ol the throat, chest
and bronchial tubes.
"As pleasant to the taste
as Maple Sugar"
fKilrjrPT Ilke Iti
For BACKACHE WEAK KIDNEYS Try
Co Wills jfidnej and Bladder Pills Sure and Sad
M.I.I I.V W. M. I ..hell, W,I,H, n. c.
il:OKil: C. (IRKHN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
iNiilu.iial liitnk r.u'iMmLr)
Weldon, N. C.
MOIlUmeiltS
AND
Gravestones.
WE PAY no FREICHT
ami GUARANTEE SAFE
DELIVERY . . .
, m. i r tik k in the Mouth
WusiuU Ciubiau. Im.
THE COUPER KARSIE WORKS.
.FstaUlslie.l lss.)
I .v.l to Iti'i r.unk
nov e t v
-t .
Norfolk, a.
Uake
tAiNL Mr'
isnoiiidiiioLicilit
tolliosf'oluivtiiiit tiood results
II niiikcs the cost liolit.
and islirilliant in color."
I l,w untr noliiii 1 flonfl
? f:'
IONEo,i!ionm:,krsTWO
l or Sale by
PIERCE-WHITLHEAD HOW. CO.,
W eldon, N. C.
4ALTI-R I;. DAMIiL,
II AVTORMn-AT-LAW,
I'lui-tit't in Uic ctunt- ui' ll.ilii'aK :tn.l
NiHtli:iuii'.itn anl in tlic Supit nu nml
I'V.lnul I'ointv. ( t'lirclioiis nm.lc iti ull
pail- ol' Vittli ( aniliu... lirant'li viUce
al Hulifav oh n i'fiy Mm1ay.
K lL the COUCH
AND CURE the LUNGS
Dr. King's
WITH
New Discovery
PMCR
HIH t -uuuna 4
wm VOLDS Trill Bottle Fr
UND All THROAT ANnttlNOTRnilBlES.
OUARi fJTEKOSATlSFAClOilX
Oik MONEY REFUNDED.
i en' ..M..1...-I. fee nrruPNto.
10 VCANft' tXPCIt.ENCE. UUI CHHUE ARI
THC LOWEST. S .1.1 hi.hI. I. vliolour h I,
tis-n M-.rh nnU Ins' e njTX Ml M,t. nil.tlity.
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Point., l-stw.l. ..Iiln.nt tin -.(rli lis. AOVfN
TISEOaii.1 COLD, tin: TRADE . FEN
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