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Volume 27 Y adesboro, N. C, Thursday, October 20, 1910 Number 94
CONVINCING PROOF
OF THE VIRTUE OF
Lydia EL PinkhanVs Vegetable Compound
What is the use of procrastinating in the face of such
evidence as the following letters represent? If you are a
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you for not giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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genuine and honest, too, every
Mrs. S. J. Barber says :
"I think Lydia E.
Unkham'a Vege
table Compound
is the best medi
cine in the Avorld
for women. and
I feel it my duty
to let others
know the good it
has done for me.
Three years ago
I had a tumor
which the doctor
said would have
to be remoyed by an operation or I
coma not live more than a year,
or two, at most. I wrote Mrs. Pink
ham, at Lynn, Mass., for advice, and
took 14 bottles of Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, and to
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ers." Mrs. S. J. Bakbkr, bcott,
y. .
Mrs. IS. F. Hayes says :
"I was under the
doctor's treat
ment for a fibroid
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wrote to Mrs.
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1890 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
!
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"Wood to Burn''
The Wadesboro Oil Mill operates a domestic fuel
department. Perhaps this seems a curious branch of
the oil business, but it is easily explained. It takes
, - steam to run a mill, and it takes fuel to make steam.
All during the summer, when farmers have an idle day
k or two, they bring loads of pine wood to the mill and
' go away with spending money. Long strings of this
wood are now stretched over all available space at the
"mill.-
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Every day Mr. Rogers goes out and selects a nice,
straight, clean lot of this wood and marks it for
slaughter. This select lot of wood is sawed up into
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All the ugly, crooked, sappy, dirty green sticks
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Other wood dealers have to sell all kinds, good and bad.
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COAL TOO Coal, the same way; good clean lumps for cus
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George May says :
No one knows
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My doctor said
'.e could not give
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ure it. Through
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Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Com
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a3 I believe I should have been in
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Mrs. W. K. Housh says :
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A week of hard travel found tee
party camped in the last fringe of
'cottonwood that fronted the glacial
elopes, their number augmented now
by a native from a Russian tillage
with an unpronounceable name, whov
at the price of an extortionate bribe.
had agreed to pilot them through. For
three days they lay Idle, the taut walli
of their tent thrumming to an luces
sant fusillade of Ice particles that
whirled down ahead of the blast, while
Emerson famed to be gone.
The fourth morn ins broke still and
crater, but after a careful scrutiny of
the peaks the Indian shook his head
and spoke to Bait, who nodded ia
agreement.
What s the matter?" growled Em
erson. "Why don't we get under way V
But the other replied:
"Not today. Them tips are smok
ing, seel" He indicated certain gauzy
streamers that floated like vapor from
the highest pinnacles. "That's snow.
dry snow, and it shows that the wini
is blowing up there. We dassent tackW
it" : -
"Do you mean we must lie here walfe
lug for an absolutely calm day 2"
"Exactly
"Why, it may be a week!"
"It may be two of them; then, agali,.
it may be all right tomorrow."
Nonsense! That breeze won't hurt
anybody."
Breezel" Bait laughed. "It's more
like a tornado up yonder. No: we've
Just got to take It easy till the right
moment comes and then make a dash.
Ifs thirty miles to the nearest stick
of timber, and once yon get Into the
pass you can't stop till you're through"
The next dawn showed the mountain
peaks limned like clean cut ivory
against the steel blue sky, and as they
crept up through the defiles the air
was so motionless that the smoke of
their pipes hung about their beads,
while the creak of their soles upon
the dry surface of the snow roused
echoes from the walls on either sid&
At first their progress was rapid, but
In time the drifts grew deeper ahd
they came to bluffs where they were
forced to notch footholds, unpack their
load and relay it to the top, then free
the dogs and haul the sled up with a
rope hand over hand.
It was early in the afternoon when
the Indian stopped and began test
ing the air.
Feels like wind," said Bait, with a
shake of his head. The native began
to chatter excitedly, and as tbey
stood there a chill draft fanned their
cheeks. Little wisps of snow vapor
began to dance upon the ridges, whisk
ing out of sight as suddenly fcs they
appeared. They became conscious of
a sudden fall in the temperature aid
they knew that the cold of Interstellar
space dwelt in that ghostly breath
which smote them. Before they were
well aware of the ominous slgaifl
cance of these signs the storm was
upon them, sweeping through the
chute wherein they stood with rapidly
Increasing violence. The terrible un
seen hand of the frozen north had uh
leashed its brood of furies, and the
air rang with their hideous cries.
There was no question of facing the
wind, for It was more cruel than the
fierce breath of an open furnace sear
ing the flesh like a flame.
All the morning the air bad hung
In perfect poise, but some change of
temperature away out over one of the
rival oceans had upset the aerostatic
balance, and the wind tore through
this gap like the torrent below a few
ken reservoir.
Bait came close to Emerson and bel
lowed into his ear:
'What shall we do? Boll up in ths
bedding or run for it?"
"How far Is it to timber?"
"Twelve or fifteen miles."
"Let's run for It! We're out of
grub, anyhow, and this may last tor
days." ' ,-
There was no use of trying to secure
additional clothing from the supply In
the sled, so they abandoned their out
fit and allowed themselves to be driven
ahead of the storm, trusting to th
native's sense of direction and keepin
fltaA fntratriait Pftf Artvn isrA alrlaoilir
well drifted over and refused to stir.
Once they had gone a stone's throw
from the sled there was no turning
back, and, although the wind was be
hind them, progress was difficult, cor
they came upon chasms which they
jhad to avoid; they crossed slippery
slopes where the storm had. bared Jtbe
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hardT crusf "and- whfctT their" feet re
fused to grip. In -such places they
had to creep on hands and knees, call
ing to one another for guidance. They
were numbed, blinded, choked by the
irage of the blizzard; their faces grew
stiff and their lungs froze. At times
they fell and were skidded along
ahead of the blasts. This forced them
ito crawl back again, for they dared
Inot lose their course.
Much has been written concerning
the red man's physical powers of en
durance, but as a rule no Indian is
the equal of his white brother, due as
much perhaps to lack of mental force
as to generations of insufficient cloth
ing and inanition, so it was not sur
prising that as the long afternoon
flragged to a close the Aleut guide be
gan to weaken.
Darkness found them staggering on.
inpportlng him wherever possible. At
length he became unable to guide them
farther, and Bait, who had once made
the trip, took his place, while the oth
ers dragged the poor creature along at
the cost of their precious strength. """
' They had long since lost all track of
toe and place, trusting blindly to a
downward coarse. The hurricane
still harried them with unabated fury.
when all at once they came to another
bluff where the ground fell away
abruptly. Without waiting to Investi
gate whether the slope terminated in
a drift or a precipace. they flung them
selves over. Down they floundered,
the two half sensible men tangled to
gether as If In a race for total oblivion,
only to plunge through a thicket of
willow tops that whipped and stung
them. On they went, now vastly heart
ened, over another ridge, down an
other declivity, and then into a grove
of spruce timber, where the air sud
denly stilled, and only the treetops told
of the rushing wind above.
It was well nigh an hour before Bait
and Emerson succeeded in starting a
Are, for it was desperate work groping
for dry branches, and they themselves
were on the verge of collapse before
the timid blaze finally showed the
two more unfortunate ones huddled to
gether. Cherry had given Emerson a flask
of liquor before starting, and this he
now divided between Fraser and the
guide, having wisely refused it to
them until shelter was secured. Then
he melted snow In Balfs tin cup and
poured pints of hot water into the pair
Until the adventurer began to rally,
but the Aleut was too far gone, and
an hour before the laggard dawn came
he died.
The day was well spent when they
struggled into Katmai and plodded up
to a half rotted log store. A globular
quarter breed Russian trader took them
in and administered to their most cry
ing needs. v
As soon as Emerson was able to
talk he inquired concerning the mall
boat
"She called here three days ago.
bound west," said the trader.
That's all right She'll be back in
about a week, eh?
"She won't stop coming back."
"What!" Emerson felt himself sick
ening. "No; she won't call here till next
month, and then if It's storming she'll
go on to the westward and land on her
way back."
"How long will that be?"
"Maybe seven or eight weeks."
In his weakened condition the young
man groped for the counter to support
himself. So the storm's delay at the
foot of the pass had undone him!
Fate, in the guise of wiuter, had un
furled those floating suow banners
from the mountain peaks to thwart
him once more!
Out of consideration for hi compan
ions Emerson did not acquaint them
with the evil tidings until the next
morning; moreover, he was swallowed
up in black despair and bad no heart
left in him for any further exertion
He had .allowed the Russian to show
him to a bed, upon which be flung him
self, half dressed, while the others fol
lowed suit
Emerson fell" Into a deep sleep, and
It was late In the day when be awoke,
every muscle aching, every Joint stiff.
every step attended with pain. He
found his companions up and already
breakfasted, Big George none the worse
for his ordeal, while Fraser, bandaged
and smarting, was his old shrewd self.
"Havevou , heard about the mall
, 1
Company
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t. lill w
Wwm WMMhi J mC-W,
Butler's Employer Must Wait A Little Longer.
boaty asiTeH Emerson.
"No.7
"We've missed her."
"What d'you mean?" demanded Big
George1, blankly.
MI mean that that storm delayed us
just long enough to ruin us."
"Why er let's wait till the next
trip," offered the fisherman. -
Emerson shook his head. "She may
not be back here for eight weeks. No!
We're done for."
Bait was like a big boy in distress.
His face wrinkled as if be were about
to burst Into loud lamentations. Then
a thought seized him.
"Where in blazes is this steamer?"
he cried.
"Out to the westward somewhere."
"Well, she's a mail boat, ain't she?
Then why don't she stop here coming
back? Answer me."
The rotund man shrugged bis fat
shoulders. "She's got to call at Uyak
bay going east"
Emerson looked no quickly. "Where
Is Uyak by?" iW .
"Over on Kadiak island
"When is the boat due at . Uyak?"
Emerson asked.
"Most any time Inside of a week."
"How far is that from here?"
"It ain't so- far only about fifty
miles." Then, catching the light that
'flamed Into the miner's eyes, Petellln
hastened to observe.: "But you can't
get there. It's across the straits Shel-
ikof straits."
"What of that! We can hire a sail
boat and"
"I ain't got any sailboat. I lost my
sloop last year hunting sea otter."
'We can hire a small boat of some
sort, can't we. and get the natives to
put us across? There must be plenty
of boats here."
"Nothing but skin boats, kyaks and
bldarkas, you know. Anyhow, you
couldn't cross at this time of year-
it's too stormy. These straits is the
worst piece of water on the coast.
No; you'll have to wait."
Emerson stared hopelessly at the
fire.
The disheartened man started at this
juncture as if a sudden thought Im
pelled him and followed Bait out Into
the cold. He turned down the bank to
the creek, however, and made a care
ful examination of all the canoes that
went with the village. Fifteen min
utes later he bad searched out the dis
gruntled fisherman and cried excited
ly:
"I've got it! We'll catch that boat
yet!"
"How?" growled the big man sourly.
"There's a large open skin boat, an
oomiak. down on the beach. We'll hire
a crew 01 Indians to put us across to
Uyak."
"Can't be done." said Big George.
still gruffly. "It's the wrong season.
You know the Shellkof straits is a bad
place even for steamships at this time
of year. They're like that pass up
yonder, only wrse."
"But It's only fifty miles across."
"Fifty miles of that kind of water
in an open canoe may be just as bad
as 500 unless you're lucky. And 1
ain't noticed anything so darned lucky
about us."
"It's our only chance. Are you
game?"
"Come on." cried Big George: "let's
find Petellln r
That worthy uttered a 6hrlek of de
nial. "In summer, yes. butaiow you can't
do it. It bas been tried too often. The
straits Is always rough, and the
weather Is too cold to sit all day in
an oomiak; you'd freeze."
"We'll chance It"
"No, no, no! If it comes on to storm
you'll go to sea. The tides 1 are strong;
you cant see your course -and"
"We'll use a compass. Now, you get
me enough men to handle that oomiak;
thafs a good fellow. I'll attend to the
rest"
"But they won't go," declared the
little fat man. "They know what it
means. Why"
"Call them In. TU do the talking.
And accordingly the storekeeper went
in search of the village chief, shaking
his head and muttering at the mad
ness of these people.
But It all proved useless. The na
tives would not risk It Desperate, the
three men fitted up a boat themselves
and resolved to make the attempt
(To Be Continued.)
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Cat' Tall Its Bil.nct Pole.
Apparently none of life's problems
is to escape solution. A British
scientist baa just determined why it
is that a cat always falls on its feet.
To this end he constructed a model,
consisting of a cardboard cylinder
wherein were stuck four rods to serve
aa leg9, together with a tail devised
on similar principle?. He then pro
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peculiar faculty for landing on its
feet depends on the rotation of Us tail
with sufficient vigor during the
pluuge.
This faculty, so the discoverer ar
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members of the cat tribe, monkeys,
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Washington, Ovt. 17. Porn nine
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at the age of 121 years.
She saw George Washington as
President of the United SUtes, being
12 years old at that time. She first
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Born in Fredericksburg, Va., she S
was for many jears a r-lave in the
family of Mr. George Coder, near
iherr.
"Grandma" leaves 4-1 great-grand
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100 consecutive shots, is liviug at Lincoln,
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der trouble and used several well known
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The tictcwajr Fellows.
"What is this 'wanderlust' you read of
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homo?"
'I don't know," replied Mr. Cumrox,
'bnt, judg-ng Trom my observation of
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man for 'creditors.' "Washington Star.
Bilious? Feel heavy afterdinner .' Tongue
coated ' Bitter taste? Complexion sallow?
Liver needs waking up. Doan's Regulets
ui-e biiiotis attacks. 25 cents at any drug
store.
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