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The Kind You Have Always Bought, find vliieli lias been
in iiso for over 30 jenrs, Im borno the MuniUuro of
nnd linn been made miller liis por
i supervision niiico.s inl'iiiii'jv
Allow no one toilcri ivc.you in (his.
All Omind'i Irili, Imitations find " Juki ni-KiMHi" lira but
lXii'riuii'iiln that trillo with ni"l rniluniri'r the licallh of
Infants nnd Children J'jiiierli-neo nuinst lXpoiiiiiont.
What is C ASTORIA
Caioi-!;v is : harmless fiiifisf itnf o for Cnstor Oil, Parn
trrie, I)iois nail !-.tliintf MjTps. It Is I'lcasant. It
nnl.iiiH ncillii r Oyinm, jMorphino nor oilier Marrolin
milistaiiee. lis ane is its g'l.irantee. It destroys Worms
und .'llla.-.s 1 i wi islinesij. It cures Dianlio'a and Wind
('ill.-. It velieves 'IVr-thiiid- Triiuliles, euros Coiislipation
nnd I'latnlem j. H aiia:la!.'S the 1'iiotl, reifiilates thn
Sloiuarli anil I'ouels, pvinsf healthy and natural sleep.
The t (liltii-vii":! I'anucea-Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
A MURAL DESERT.
What Light Has Infidelity Hashed
Into Darkness?
Infidelity is a mural Desert (if
Sahara; nothiuc; grows in il but
sand. What has it done? What
li;;ht has it Hashed into darkness?
What hope lias it Riven to tilt: de
' spairinj!? What pardon has it
brought to i;ui!i? What knowledge
has it taught what goodness
shown' None. Nor ean it. A
negative has no positive force -an
eimiuh ini'ihi as well try to beget
children. No; inlideliiy never
raised a man or woman from sin.
It never took a drunkard from the
gutiei', a giinbler from his cards,
or ill" fallen from a life of shame.
It never found a man coarse or
brutal in life and eharacter, and
made of him a kind husband and
father. It never went into heathen
lands anion;; the morally depraved
and lifted them out of their decre
dation to a hih state of civiliza
tion. It has never written down
languages, translated literature or
prepared text book
"BEAUTIFUL SHOW'S" ORIGIN.
Singularly Pathetic Circumstances Surrounding the Publication of
the Now l aiuous Poem.
The Omaha Republican gives the following history of the produc
tion which the London Spectator pronounced the finest poem ever
written in America,. In the early pan of the war on a stormy night,
right in the dead of winter, there died at the Commercial hospital, in
the i aty ot Cincinnati, a young woman, over
whose head only two and twenty summers had
passed. She had once been possessed of an
enviable share of beauty and had been as she
herself said, "Haltered and sought for the charms
of her face," but alas ! she had fallen from wo
man's high estate. Highly educated and with
accomplished manners, she might have shown
in the highest society. But the evil hour that
procured her ruin was the one from which went
out the innocence of childhood; and having
spent a young life in disgrace and shame, the
poor and friendless one died the melancholy
death ot a broken-hearted outcast. Among her
personal effects was found in manuscript The
Seautil'ul Snow, which was carried to linos H.
Reed, a gentleman of culture and literary taste,
who was at that lime editor of the National Union. In the col
or planted llm"s t'mt paper on the morning of the day following the girl's death,
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LrL 11 I
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
schools, or established seminaries ' mc Poenl appeared in print lor the first time. When the paper con
and colleges. It has never found-, 1;lilliS the poem came out, the body of the victim had not yet received
ed hospitals for the sick or homes j 'Hrial. The attention of Thomas Buchanan Reed, one of the first
for the helpless. What discoveries j American poets, was so taken with the stirring pathos that he immediate
has it made? lias it added any- j 'y followed the corpse to its final resting place. Such are the plain
thing to human happiness? Does j fuels concerning her whose Beautiful Snow will long be remembered
it bring one ray of comfort to the ! ;1S one of the brightest gems in American literature.
chamber of death' The religion
ESQ
THr orKT.un cow.. .), tt munh.v ernccr, Ntw VOHN eirv.
of Jesus has done this, and
too. "The tree is known
fruits. "
more,
by its
in
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r inori' tli:ui til'tci'ii vrm- l!ii- in-l lutmn li:is itaitlt i! lunkimr fticili-
tit's lor 111 in Kt'i'tion. lis storklmMi'is ait-1 tlnct'luis have Urn uli'iilitit'il
w itlijlio luisnit'ss iim-rt'sls ol' I ami Nm tliuinpliHi ('niiitii M lur
many veuv. .Moiii-y i Umin-.l upini :iprovri sfcunty al the li'Lral rate o!
iiitcivst six jht Cfiitum. AiTinmt nl all an- s.ilifitfl.
The surplus and undivhlnl ptolil- K ivintr rrc!ic : sum riual to the
rujtital stock, tht Hank lias, (uiiinimuMiL; .lanuaiy I. ital'hslu'.l a
. Savimrs lraitmi iit allnwmir inlrif-t mi lime tli'nMts as follows: n
it ptil alloM''i loi't iiiaui thtt'i- i . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 or imiji i. z per n-m m
nioiillis or louirtT, it ii'iit, Twi Uf months nr lonut-r. i prrt'iMit.
For luttht'i- infoiination apply In lln- 1'ii'Milnit or t'asliirr.
I'KKsidkn r:
AY. K. DAM I-!..
vici: riu.siMt:sr: camhkh:
hit. II . , IS. V. l(. SMITH,
(.laflisoii, Noithamptoii t'ountyi
S25.000 DREAM. ;
Chum Seen in Vision Makes a j
farmer Wealthy.
Will Pratt, of Sullivan, Ind., had J
three dreams, each one worth j
:sS,.U?..U. j
IVr three .successive nights he
saw visions of a wonderful churn j
w ii icti would make butter quicker
.and cheaper than any churn
ever dreamed of previously. At
least I 'ran had never dreamed of
the like.
I 'ran. who is a farmer living near
Sullivan, arose from his bed on the
third morning and straightway
hied himself l.) his woodshed and
fashioned a model of his dream
churn. Now a Chicago churn
manufacturing company ollered
him $25,000 for the right to place
his patented invention on the market.
Why James l.ee (iot Well.
l:i'rylnlv in Z:inrs illr. lilnii, Knows
Mis. Mm y l.i !. of iiiial nniti- s. she
Willi's: "My liiislminl. Janus l.ii'.lii in-
IV llflll'Vl'S III' IIUI'S Ills llll' tl) llir list uf
f'l. Kl!ILr's Ni'U lis,'i('iy. Mis hinu'x
wiv n si't'ii'ly aili'i-li'-l lliat cntisiinip-
tloll srrliiol lllf llal'Ii', l I It'll a ti u-ii-1 ll'C
miiiiit'ii.li 'l Nriv lii-riixciy. We tlitst il.
:uil lis use Im ivMoh'd lii ill In pel li et
lirullli." Or. Kinu's Ni-n iMsi'ineiy is
tin- K IHU' i'l' till' 'lit Tlll.l hills.' I'l'lllisiles.
I'm 1-iniirli.s ami ei'l'ls it has mi ennui.
Tlie liisi ilnse io i's relief. l'iy it. Snlil
ninler L'uaianlee at any iliuc' stme. ."tin',
ami ft. Trial hnttle Tree.
SliAliOARi)
A man can always be enthusias
tic about the cook's meals if he has
plenty to drink with them.
DASTOIIIA.
BignKtnra
of
kind fan Hum D
AIR LINE RAILWAY
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 12, 1908.
These arrivals and departures are only as infor
mation for the public and are not guaranteed, and
are subject to change without notice.
Trains w ill leave WliLDON as follows:
No. 32 for Portsmouth and Norfolk at 7.2S a. m.
No. 38 for " " " t 2.57 p m
No. 41 for Raleigh and points South at 12 07 p. m.
No. 33 through train South at II 03 p. m.
For further Information relative to rates, sched
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CLEVELAND CARTER,
Ticket Agent. Weldon, N. C.
Or write to
C. IL- (J ATT IS,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, N. C.
I IN,' .1 !!t
i UISii'lllMlt Ul
A woman's idea of a good hus
band is one who says it costs him
less to be married than it used to
cost to be a bachelor.
DOCTORS MISTAKES
Arc said often tn he buried six fi't undel !
irriiiiml. Itut main- times women call nn i
tlietr family pliysleiiuis, sufterinn. ns lin y j
IniaKine, one tnilil dyspepsia, lllliilller fl'nlil
in art ilisea.se, another from liver or kill- I
ney disease, another from nervous pros- j
tration, another with pain here and them, I
and In this way they ireenl alike to
lie mselves and lin ir e;is -fninit or over- 1
l,i..i' ,l.u.i,,r. si liarate iliseases. tor vhieh
lie il-sinniim llii'lll to lie Slll-ll. lireSeril.i'S
his pills ami potions. In reality, they lire
ull only oii'""i caiied liy somn merino
diswise. TTie'TilHil'iil".X"nr:'"t ,l10
ciiUM-of sulli -ruiir, Rvi'S Ujnrri'tnienl
until lari!e lulls are ti vie. liMyienng .
patient K'-u no U'lt. iNJlT.iOHtoJjllio ;
wrotm treatment, t.ut prol.alily wnrsT
.., ....j.iii,,,. pn,. Ir, l i.'r,-,. f nv.iroi. ,
.in .ii iltinlni f.i II. i; mt..sy Hil.ll ,
ii"d'ihe ilisi'ijse tliero- i
"tl ose uisrri ssiiu svn,i-
loins, and instituting comfort Instead of !
. prolonged misery. It has Been well suiu, i
Unit "a disease known Is hall cured." . I
llr. Pierce's Favorito Prescription Is ;
Kieiititie medicine, carefully devlsiil hy
an evperienced and skillful physician,
. and adan'ed lo wnman's di'licale system.
It Is made of native American medicinal
runt, and Is perfis-tly harmless In Us
flfei-ts ill l7)lll (oli't'Q'l pf ' l.ni.ig
' tu ill.
As a powerful lnvlnorating tonic "Fa
vorite Proscription" Imparts strenifth to
; the wholu system and to the orpns dls
' tinetly feniininn ill particular. Kor over
workisl. "worn-out," run-down." delnli
! tated teachers, milliners, dressmakers,
i ieamstresses. "shop-tiirls," house-keepers,
nursluK mothers, and fis l.le women iren
! erally, Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
; Is the Hiratest earthly boon, ts'lnn un
i eiiualed as an apputUing cordial and ra
! storativo txtnic.
As a soothine and strriialhenlng m if
! Ine "l-'avorito Prescription" is uneoualed
' and Is invaluable in allayhix and snli
i d ii Inn nervous picltalnlily, Irritability,
nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration,
-. neuralgia, hjst.-ria, spasms. St. Vilus'a
dancB, and other distressing, nervom
! xymptoms commonly attendant upon
liliicoulial aim orRiiuic nisi-ase .m um
uterus. It Induces refreshiiiK Bleep and
relieves mental anxiety anil dcstiondency.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Invigorate
the atomach, liver and bowela. On to
three a doa. Kuj to lakeaaoaudy.
Oh ! the snow, the beautiful snow !
Filling the sky and the earth below,
Over the housetops, over the street,
Over the heads of all the people you meet,
Dancing,
Rilling,
Skipping along;
Beautiful snow ! it can do nothing wrong,
('lying to kiss the fair lady's cheek,
Clinging to lips in a Frolicsome freak;
Beautiful snow from the heavens above,
Pure as an angel, gentle as love !
t)h ! the snow, the beautiful snow !
I low the flakes gather and light as they gu
Whirling about in their maddening fun;
It plays in its glee with every one,
Chasing,
Laughing,
I lurrying by,
It lights on the face and sparkles the eye,
And playing dogs with a bark and a bound
Snap at the crystal that eddy around;
The town is alive and its heart's in a glow
To welcome the coming of the beautiful snow,
How wildly the crowd goes swaying along,
Hailing each other with humor and song,
How the gay sled like meteors pass by,
Bright for a moment, then lost to the eye;
Ringing,
Swinging,
Dashing they go,
Over the crest of the beautiful snow
Snow so pure when it fell from the sky.
As to make one regret -to see it lie
To be trampled and tracked by thousands of feel,
Till it blends with the filth of the horrible street.
Once I was as pure as die snow, but I fell,
Pell like a snowflake, from heaven to hell;
Pell to be trampled on as filth in the street,
Pell to be scoffed, to be spit on and beat;
Pleading,
Cursing,
Dreading to die !
Selling my soul to whoever would buy;
Dealing in shame for a morsel of bread;
Hating the living and fearing the dead.
Merciful God ! I lav e I fallen so low ?
And yet I was once like the beautiful snow.
Once I was fair as the beautiful snow,
With an eye like crystal, a heart like its glow,
Once I was loved for my innocent grace,
Flattered and sought for the charms of my face;
Father,
Mother,
Sister, all,
God and myself I have lost by my fall !
The vilest wretch that goes shivering by
Will make a wide sweep lest I wander too nigh
F'or all that is on or above me, 1 know,
There's nothing so pure as the beautiful snow.
I low strange it should be that this beautiful snow
Should fall on the sinner with nowhere to go;
1 low strange it should be when night comes again
If the snow and the ice struck my desperate brain !
Fanning,
Freezing,
Dying alone,
Tuu h,'htJ for prayu', tuo Weak fur a moan
To be heard on the streets of a crazy town,
Gone mad in the joy of a snow coming down;
To be and to die in my terrible woe,
With a bed and a shroud of the beautiful snow,
Helpless and foul as the trampled snow,
Sinner, despair not, Christ stoopeth low
To rescue the soul that is lost in its sin,
And raise it to life and enjoyment again.
Groaning,
Bleeding,
Dying for Thee,
The crucified on the accursed tree,
His accents of mercy fell soft on 'nine ear.
Is there mercy for me? Will He heed my prayer?
O God ! in the stream that for sinners did How,
Wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow.
"A Man tl-
Uvv '
TOLD lit Tilt TfiDlll.
One Way, So They Say, of Read
ing a Person's Character.
The closer a thumb is set lo the
wrist, the greater the amount of
amiable qiulnies a person pon
tile hish
b is set,
is mental
Catarrh
(if;
h v i
A'
se-ses. And, coiner
tr on the hand the tin
lite lower the order of
and mural makeup.
Monkeys' tlnmii'-s al
hand at a point c 1 -
The closer to this I
To provf en
thut i ,iii..Tli
I alii i'inu-1.
llTO 'I fill II
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ill tiritll! Ilrtlllll HM.-lieitlUl H"1P.
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;l -i.u. niiil-. n.nlinK llSti-'I't'l'
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...I! ilV Iillt HI- 11- 'Si Kin "Il I'l".
u, i ll' . ni'. inniriiiii'iil.il into a
!. I'' tr.iliiliiiu, iiii...rliil liy Ur.
, .. II i ;,ii:li nl !! Mi!" anil
i.!. . In t!i. -I'H'ilii 11. tli' tl hv all
il. iidiI'i. l'r -In, nl. .- K'Htiiratlv.'.
.. ii lin a nl K' i" oil Nti'i'iurUs
i i l.ii.i.ii..! . ... Ini'l uisle, ele.
In
Is
, nil i V'
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I Im Uiv il but
nl'TC IllUi'-
;har.ic!cr he
She - 'I'lle :..:! of 'illl II le
chiMrell ouht I'l I"' feit!
biirii'il (en o' niy n u!
Why.
oW
1'vt
man beiiii''-'ines the
key intelligence and
is apt lo have.
A thumb set very ci"se to the
wrist shows sympathy for all in
dissress, great generosity, inde
pendence, love of liberty for self
and oihei's and a readiness to share
wilh the unl'iirtunate.
When the second phalanx of the
thumb is much longer than the
nail phalanx, there is a discordant
relation between reason and wiil.
Reason preponderates to such
an extent that the entire life is
spent in planning what to do with
out ever doing.
A person of this kind sees clear
ly what is best for him, but lacks
determination to put it into exec, j
! tlOll.
sees the goal and the steps
necessary for attaining it, but in
the same glance he takes in all the
obstacles, and while he is ponder
ing the matter the (opportunity to
win success escapes. St. I.ouis
Post-Dispatch.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
tho rr
Signature, of
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Hard Luck. nl I I
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v, fcsi ..-ma" ' Iliralla.'ksiil s
' - s sl'iinaell ill-iilileis
! - ' ', J lead to cl !.'
- , -,'"' t;ike si.!nelliinLr l"l
V . ' 1 sti, liL'th'-n lie' stu
The "It V I'.'l'lnel- tloL-HiillO il! ! eliaiiee to CO I VM'll
pl.illleil three i nns nl' liiiknl lii-tins lieri in llie In
ill mi' il.')'.- iiin't iiii - ILi'h- ill lu'li-la 1
i '..i,. .in- v..!' V..- V.iil; Wiil-I.l tl"
j
Trouble Coming.
lT.V: i
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Dr. Shoop's
Catarrh Cure
All Dealers.
Kennedy's
Laxative
Cough Syrup
Relieves Coids by working them out
of the system through a copious and
heal'.ny action of ths bowels.
Ro'.:eves ctughs by cleansing tha
mucous rr.embranesof the threat, chest
' and bronchial tubes.
"As pleasant to the taste
as Maple Sugar"
Children Like It,
i For BACKACHE- WEAK KIDNEYS Try
! De Witts Ktdnej and Bladder Pilli - Sure and Safe
1 Mil. I In- W. .M. ( ..lien. Wi I. Inn, N. V.
OnOROR C. GREEN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
iSiitioiKil r.iiuk I'liil'liuir)
Weldon, N. C.
There's nothing more exaspera
ting about a woman than for her
always to agree with you so you
can't argue with her to show her
how much smarter you think you
are.
Excellent Health Advice.
S. M, 1 IltlMSnll. Hi' Nil. aVKolliir.l
Mill .li'-e. I ill . s .1 1 - - 'Iiii' VMillil
el lie 1 1 1 It i ' 1 s :i - :l 1:1 ilittll liltliil
. I'"i in a.i.ii'ii''. 'iihiiii-nr-s inn!
tnl I' l!o Illi'l till'! lli'Wi'i- I- si. ,,i-
nuiiiii-iil Unit I ton piiiinjilr'! to stiv
:t MM'i in its l':i..r. t.o (lie l.i-in lit
tlinsr si't kliiit li'lii't' 111 siti-ii ulllirln'tl-.
Tliele I- innle lii'tillll I'U the 'llttrslive
nllttois til tl luittle nl' rleetlie llilleis
ililltl III tlliynliler Irltleiiy I Unnw of."
Mil. I lin.l.-l tlltlltllllee III tlllilltlL' stures.
Monuments
AND
Gravestones.
WE PAY t'ik FREICHT
CUARANTEESAFE
DELIVERY . . .
I.lt(.l l STIK k I u t ti e Si.ulh
lllashiitij Cataliuc I'rcc.
Don't get in a stew for fear you
may sometimes be in the soup.
Intiiileii Itnitlile tnel 1
m!I uii.lnulileiUy
ieisitl uiiiess ynil
I snlheient tune tn
tieli tuiil itive it tl
II Mm lake Im'.IiiI
niniiiL' tin' I ni' I atttleksul Hvs-
he lo.ii.leil. lint il vi.it tlll'iiv
little iltlucks In en 111)1 Hfi It 1 1 il
will take Koilnl tl IntiL'er tune to I'til
voiit sli'iniu'li in u'lo.l eiin litinn auaitl.
i.et a Lottie nl Im. I'll t.i.hiv.
N.I.I Lv W. M. t nhell. ,l,hill. N. C.
THE COUPER MARBLE WORKS.
(Kslalilislu'.l LSIS.)
l.'.'.l to Hill Hank M., Norfolk, a.
tiov "J lv
Don't call a girl a blonde
because she's light-headed.
Hist
1HA,
.j t.ii h,i,e tin us BtHijM
Men are reasonably certain about
the age ol a woman of uncertain
age.
- - Oul
l.lltle Uee-M.iinniti, iiiaiiiinti: l oon
illiek: .I'lhlltlie Sllilil,ilH is In mil
iunlr,v etiltiii. Iioti. y.
The Toltnled Daughter.
Gray hairs need be honored
only when they adorn honest
heads. ,
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it.
l'reval.'llej. of iM.lli.'T nisei.-.-.
Most i io pie iiii it' t rc.iloe the al.irn-Itii-
increase ami rein.irk.ililc ". v.i emy
,'lk!iitnvi!i-..nc.
hrr r - . - vi.i-k.s.. :-
f1 VM .nnleis me' tilt-
f'i H ,.vVA7l',1'M """
Very Serious
It is a very Berious matter to ask
for one medicine and have the
wrong one given you. For this
reason we urge you in buying
to be careful to get the genuine
BLAcT-draughT
Liver Medicine
The reputation of this old, relia
ble medicine, for constipation, in
digestion nnd liver trouble, is firm
ly established. It does not imitate
other medicines. It ia better than
others, or it would not be the fa
vorite liver powder, with a larger
sale than all others combined,
SOLD IN TOWN Fa
l;R II. IMMIX,
ATTOKNT.Y-AT-LA'.
KI.l'ON, N. (!.
l'nu'tK'e in iin (Hunt of Halifax ana
NorlliainptiMi in tlie upn nie and
I I'U-ial ctnitts. t'tilliTtiiMis iiia-li' in all
pin Is of Noilh Ciuolinu. 1'i uiH'h otlice
ut I hili fas upt'ii cvi'iy Monlay.
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Fido So your duuiiliicr is ti poet';
l'ussy Yes; she spends illl her ttni.
ciiltlvtilini; tlio uiews.-Wotiian'R lloun
(JOlllillUioll.
A misfit truth is the worsi
lies.
of all
OeWitt'd Little l-'arly Itibers. safe.eaHy,
pleasant, kuki, little liver pilln.
Sold Ly W. M. Colien, el.lon, N. ('.
The average woman
actress off ihe stage.
is a
good I It's not pleasant to fall in with
j people who are always falling oui.
summer complaints ami oilier seiious
ailments enninion to hoi weather can
lie tiaceil tn the stiiinaeli nine times out
often. Keep tho stomach in irnoil or
der rurht ii. .w liy keepuur a bottle of
Koilol lian.lv in the house ull the tunc,
but especially iluiiiiL' this ninntli. Take
Kodol whenever you feel that ynu' need
it. Tliat ih tlie only ttnio you need
to take Koilol. .1 ust when you need it;
then you w ill not he troutilc.l with Rnur
Hl iniacli, helchinir, nason tlie Ktotnach,
lilcatiiiK; dvspeisiuanil in.lifrestion.
Isold bv V. M. t'olien, Wel.lon, N. O.
Ii ut tin mi
.t,.ri,,l lit i7.i'f, while tlie
m wniK'innn s ihe t)stiln.
Wlmt Tn Ilo.
is e.illli.'i I 111 tile knnu ii '!'.;e sn
.'Urn eMitiSMil. lll.n 1 - I . is s
Su inil' lt.."t. lite i;te;it ksh cv tin'. . v.
tttisi e 1 1 v v ' h if cut to; t is-nti. it:
fa. 11 ,11 liu- fk. I.t'luei , l;wr, 1' ..'iiler
Hid vel .- j .rt i'l liic III us. -y l--l-tl c.
It inii.ii- niilelitv In h's't water
:i. se.ii.ini.; atll m l'tis it':; tl, '"' 1 ,;il
t Ii.iii.wni'i, tt-e nt' lnjii'if. wine of
h. , I . iill'l o el is. im s that mii.'.t .is.n.l tic
e, - .ite ..( Ir-iii" cmnjic'ileil In j;.. oflell
ile.iin; the i! " , cud' to f'.t uii inany
Utmsdutitu; llie liiitht. The ituld and
t'u.- estlaonlinaiyclleet nf is amp-Root
is.mii n ili.ed.' It stands the hiojnst
for its woii.li rlul cures of lite most dis
li es iiii-' ea-.. It' vml need a llledioiuc
v..n should have th'e Lest. Sold by dltlg-
eists ill hltv-eent Ull'l tiuc-ilollar size
Vnu may li;i c
I.,..,-, that tell
KILLthe COUCH
AND CURE the LUNGS
WITH
Dr. King's
New Discovery
PMCR
OLDS Trial Bottle fnt
ND All THROAT NDll)NGTR0URI-ES
tun r .yyj"3 ioo4ii.on.
OOARI NTEEU SATISFACIOaii
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
i sample bottle and n
all PV
i.'ittit.liotlisentfiee
In mail. Address Dr.
Kiln.cr .s: Co.. Hiut:-
ll.ltntoll, N. Y. When Domeol hwmi-Rool.
writing nicntioii this paper and don't
make anv mistake, lint remember tlie
name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
"le address, Hinglianiton, N. Y.
ITompUr ol.milii'.l. i.r FCC RETURN CO.
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THE LOWEST. Hi-nd niuli.l. pbutu tir itki-t.'li fur
iTs-rt Mwn'h Ami Iitii n.H,rt un tuiti'HUUilllir.
INFRINGE AIENT mu Cftmlurtod bi'lun' All
(sinrt. PAtciit nlrtAlncd 0.t.hikIi II.. A OVER.
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