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THE ASiLEBGIlO CCUMEU, ASHEDOSO, N. c. Gov. Bickett 9 s Message to the (chief objectives xjf tbe new luxr was' tSe lowest Ux rU of wj' r-J to uncever these . ndutm treasures, at U .-sncaa Union, ' i . u . There is Be claim tLut ia Uua tespect i -i-3 Mei sujcretea itt Jr.,kry t. x uai Dr ana prepcnj st:e u . macnincry, mecjiaaical or. row- are nign. ae-vnu cr-nuum wer are is is u m ticl there ; Iroa Jf to t-, be.,,., v , -x - ' . o - . -lth inactinery ef tke id Ui hactii we.e w ttSKua tmim, imi oiy u aru , r Tttrt r 1 f OfIIlltl: Aft)ATf VAft!witk Mrfrt flv-iMVT. WW mer ia tccan Bid taal -iber and Brerjertr stta 411 c , rl Tke reaa w jomi sea- m eioeerv znnx not oa mtmi im u ner tent mill win m .u.i'Dme ix was tried. Tm- tw vun tx l. nnue laaas ana ccuaes ana mu ionu Drobertr 1 - ei ue tegisiaxurc cy oorernor wousaaxia appealed rrem their 1ixi- less. - - . . . ! wrurrn did uteri tested tfceir I! via oav a nw but tooiiaBBiuH wa jiji amoamej to t ni:i MU KAWV Ultlik A MUM MM B nCHIU W ILJfllll HHIW .1. I M H vvnmn I IMIRIV mil m tK ITIIT HIT JUiJOCTU D1U IB BLU irill UKHIHi.lUSI IIJKT HIKVB 4V W Hi ( 1 PI K 1 . rre'y cenccras Uzstraa, follows: . &UeL Tht real fricTaaee voiced bj a mum eirkborbod, tkera liTedtwc Compared witk present day perform art ot reiWcted m tbt tax ba.Ta per cest. At rK-a.vt vhi wVkL1 "For many yean the tax book ef few people ii sot against the- fafl-. fArmern, one o twehre acres sad the "f8 it waa erode work, but bom the ppraiaen had before them the twora. fchowic; of l'o activ nTTe t JMortn LaroJina presented the come- ore of the act. but la aninat itx n. other ob a flfrv un fira . tia.. less it waa a miracle, foi thrt left the testimony ex all the DroMitT owBers. aiuoe which in 101 a i.j w v meat, ever did perfect work the first ; a - . - ,towa lot, la u,e towTuhiMtkr " uaa tM tcaaea aiHJ ou sonai property L.- tt-i fGr uT.v ffcaor xricee 1SC0 to bJ rnhoa. , a diet of error and tragedies of injus- cess. ties These unlovely ezhibitisas were The hih objective .ii 1 iL. 1 ... 1 al t 1 1 . 1 ... Tl. : J a 1 . M : . per&nr ' - vue 01a iaw ue cweire acre Iaroi was Krvuan arnmiiy oia uyf ana in wiiua n rjuw u - wiv juvn ior uuuuan to th ef the mrtA assessed at tfiOA mxA tKa f f mirhtv airshjna of the TtTwamt H nesset .their .character, .their bias.' ef 129 millioa j , noui. o one 10 any yicious prmopie m ie ejnaiise tee oar dens of uxatioa farm likewise at (600. Now when "e logical developments of tLeir ear- tneir conduct aaaer; examinatw- and tne amount of 2C6 millioa. stmT oar erramc law, sot to any moral and to wipe out discrimmationa. And these farmers received their que- endeavoring. - " j reached their conclusions. Taken ts increi ct per cent? cf M perversion of our people. The eon- Just ia proportion as true values tionnaires the twelve acre farmer' w "while the machinery of the whole tax values throojhout the state property listed in city towaJr51131 e traction has always reauiml prop- have apeared on the tax books, errors swore that his land was woitk 4660. revaluatioB act has not at ia ftrtf are conservative values. The average against 53.7 per cent listed erty to be hsted for taxation at its and inequalities have vanished. True The fifty acre farmer swore that iis t1 uncovered all the - opportunity value placed on land is only forty dol- towaships.T refer the rem; I Wral true value. The several eitixens have values are always equal values, land waa worth $4,000. Under the that hM heretofore been kept off the lrs per acre. Last year this land pro- ly to the very able rwrt r t1 always desired to speak the truth and but neither wisdom nor virture. nor revaluation act. the tws'hvKtriti. tax books, what it has dune this duced erooa greater in Value Mr acre commission tv,t ' ' ..:ne I hf errorft Mrm inMnoL. Tnnrin&litM nnr nAm ha. UnA4h una teliAn v . rponM jwrnetinAs a 1 l 4Km an AfW 4n TT.f . . . . to do equity. n.' lnh zens. when their hiv tha resnect eanstitnt b mlnni'nm l.V thaa anv other .IsnHc in the TTnit) ra irf ities that have made our tax books nor bredth. nor heiehth. nor denth. to do so. cArwterl mV of revelation . . States, aecordin . to ' rnvrmirunt re- Imnw 4V. Ll . i S 1.1 I ... .. ... J. . .. " . . -i v.j' "In Mecklenharr county the total porls. a son and daughter. In hie jrfll he Tatim t property in "I nke - this direct this :.-.. , Ui eonaderabk 1919 was fifteen million dollars; in the critics of tbe act. Tor , - v , - sentiment among the famerTiw1 challenge, to of- thi. change Lm Jt f?5f lot 1S ament I hare vaSt itS in 1919 was sen ror -more. - , . : : serve, and I beleve in doinv iu it is 22 mil- "The cheap dollar that inflated the good,- evea though they rtewi million value of property is the. sanu dollar doing bcL 3't-t-y . -y with -which we pay our taxes. Ve al- r.The maiuaVonct V-j.; iooa use tr.e minutes of an Ananias nor things present, nor things to, club were born of machinery acts ut- come, nor any other creature can KI unuiH?a io mouern conditions eqcauxe a settle 01 lies. 'stated that he deaimrl 4. v. and hopelessly inademiate to exernt "Illustration. re bIv. kette, -?eS,-r(, . 7 them xne virtuous wishes or the people, as than arguments. By their fruits ye uccmreu m me pjain language or the snan anow tnem. inerefore 1 give to UU1 jfF'" iiiiuuun 01 wnai it It will brinir that ammmf u " pcreoiuu un "This general assembly at the rep- has hn done m every nook and cor- market anv mornino- vr. 8 million dollars; in 1920 ular session of 1919 consecrated itself ner of stat- 'farm to his son and then h vi. lions. an increase of fourteen to the task of devisine a marhinerv ! In one of our county seats dantrhtr in onn vi. dollars. act that. wnnlH fin1 oil tK there lives UDon the same street a ck. i i. . .n. . , . "In Guilford emmrv the tntal vilng. rerjiv under stand "that when 1 it. . . . . piv:n,jF in . . . iiu uuuc aruuuu ne collected irom . . r " , . , w vur ci:t ine tax crii. . the state and determine lis rme vni. lawyer and a widow. Ths lawyer th dano-hter tion of personal proDertv in 1919 was o.ir iaoc..- and vrod-jcta. lind-when ve which -th hut,.- w,.. s. T '. "vi . ue. I am grateful to report that this ow?s valuable piece of property in as he did from the son. The .daughter 12 mllhon dollars; in 1S20 it is 29 mil- buy the necessities of life,' thst tW thrday Aug-cstja . Caesar iR,.?1 high purpose has been accomplished desirable portion of the town, and naturally complained about it and ask- hons' lacrease of 17 million. doUar we receive and the dt.Ilar we immortai edict that the -toho'e i1? with remarkable co-i-letenws and tms- nnder the old system was as- ed the sheriff why she shoulihaveto1 . In Durhan county the total varoa. pay is relatively v.ortlr forty . cents: Khonld be taxed, ail the nation l " precision. For the firt time t!.e oiti- sessed at $3,850. The widow had nav five times . ,-. t,. tion of the personal property in 1919 Btit when we zo to ray oar texes we earth tAvv hlnZJEtrr.? , sen and the stranger within the fates $10,000 that she had received from life brother, when the.v k..iTi vas 20 raiLion tfoifcis: ia l.:;0 it is isszA thit.fc ddLav is w-'ri. tcirjJ tr'r'iL-f-.rV i : t-.v ." W1'fl an increase of 33 mil- yesterday, today and forever. - Any; thousand imn fmir, i"'1- ImaieWol foiling r 4 .aln ... w. ut W . . - "rj.iue general 'taken care of bv an amendment tn th W-'Vtt-JL-.11?4 7"a be rate appraisement of its value. In the iaxation at their par value of J10.000. sessed at onlv J2.000. thnno-h K a this year ; people were, u"r the revalnatlori act the property mitted that it was worth ten thousand tne am?m we sell tended -i7 IT i8 may go to the tax books and find a "prance policies on tier husband, them ,as stated in his will exactly the M munons fairly accurate inventory of the prop- Thls money was loaned on real es- same amount of property The sheriff llon dollars erty of the state and a fairlv ai- tate mortgages which were listed for evnlained n Wtw til'i-.j i. . "In this county three consolations listed personal property to revaluation "act ; providing that any soul and hod . !mmd via... MnnU. .v . . ndAr thd Mimn.t.. i xt,. ... , - ' ' "V ... .() ill; 1 11 . . ' ... . , i . . . . w J WTUV a. U SVBtatM ..c inoiiiiiieiy acts me people were, ic.iuauu . we jiiupeny mitteo that it was worth ten thousand """" ui ..ouiiiim aouars, a property owner may .nave nis property tnat will provide adeonnre ' for the first time, seriously asked to of the lawyer was valued at $15,000, while the money was assessed atten srm Vf,ice 88 much M- the whole; revalued by showing to the satisfac-: maintain decLt vilurBn. u? tell the truth and they have respond- f d he can ?et th;s amount of money thousand, and that he, (the sheriff ,ccunty listed two vearB a- tion of the authorities that its i value the same time evS. 1 at ed to this appeal in noble fashion, it any morning before breakfast, had no power to change it The re-1 "In Forsvth coanty the total .val- has substantially decreased since, Magenta that the IerislaW b-011 From every quarter of the state word Und?r the ,od !aw the widow in pro- valuation act does change it Ifrear- uatlon to the Personal property in;i,1919. I urge the adoption of such an' of highwaymen: bent T"1 has come that the people are happy ?ort'on to her real worth was paying ries out the- will of the dead father'1919 was 22 millioa dHa"; this year .amendment - . - . an thVpreDertv rtOJSu to get away from the old system of turies as much as the lawyer, and makes the son and daughter eoupl " ,1s 63 "ww increase of 45 "In order to meet the fearr of thef "The WSiMtion art ' concealments and evasions cni to let UnJer the nev law tms wicknedness is before the lav. v , ' ; millions. In Forsyth count' a single timid, for I myself do : not fear the'ed to do threeftinrs'"' aesignat- the e-:act truth about their property wiped out, and both the lawyer and the "inequalities like those h,iA corPration this year Usted .personal,' people, nor their, representatives, I v i. To make tl taihv. xr stand forth. No such august, arraV dw are paymy according to what (JJ teL oflhoutlnds of VTny to e of 4t millions, recommend that the present consUtaspeak .SSl S? N' n.irc;r na.s ever open nsspwh'ort wn-ir c iwuv xnr: icuil is At.. , . i - ijaot vcai an ine urouenv listen in nonai lmiunnn rtr kk v-m Mnhi ah th&i . tin rr i ,-.,-.! u w em m we state i nave Deen lolerat-i? ,--u -1 ;r . iV .r.- .-- r "V"V .r" "'i: o , 1 . V ed because they were not known! A 1 " uu" persons', , -,Ji w wonn oi property De, reduced to inequalitl svearing that ht is so- v,. :fL . . " , A ' vidu.u and corDorated. amounted to 42 fifteen rents. The mKntr .u. it, while the widow is " B 0" fu. "emwas milUns. It will be 'seen that this'.pply tit7 1.:- as appeared in the hih inquest that that tie '3Wi' has just been completed. For in the tion act and diligent and devout search for the in& to repeal ultimate facts in the state and solemnly sworn thrt ...Ul. J 1 miuic iiuui ami notnmg Cut the u" 1 fl,e yu" going 10 maKe ,i,;.., . .v . . - ciuu truth. The finding follow the wi. the lawyer chuckle with satanic irlee. "J? tta a,wav8 WDtlind ,vea,. ten the faith of the wid- ? " uc w uy P-i every property owner F""K vjt.u anu me general acsemmy : .i. . " r, V yeai was nut iinmi the cnnd or jyiy tor us enactment . -j nl r" . r'"""11- mi to tell te truti "enttemen, what are you going to weseau a single uions wipe out discriminai inno Anil . tea between different classes rand property. . - listed 17the schools. The people of the state mbootrih hereloW mony. The values fixed are tbe crvs- or strenghten of dollars more in personal 99 counties have voted ttat tlie miWiVl-owi-!?.?8 pertv than the whole county, in- schools must be ' maintained' Yaz"a1zi !&mZJ?!.&2z i. : i- . i i i . ... . - . . . uv4wcu.cii muifs. recorn iuwi uimi progeny usiea supreme ..manoate. . The income ;tax the first tw nK ikfcriri Tv -ai . - - "S--- ngthis corporation, listed last months and that no cowrtitol itation must stand in the way ot tMainJ'J m inT supreme mandate. The inenme tl,MJi!nt.,nthem"tl: that ; wmzation of the sworn evidence of ow W a m man?- The i 1."; , in this State, in 1919 was $426,000.- amendment and the Amendment redi.P. "Taekintrhe M. , , L - '"V, In ne of i,r Piedmont couM" Charle McNel.Tn one och0icest 000; the is OOO.OOO, ing the limitation from 66 2-3 cents to I Taking the state as a whole sev-.ties the experts of the tax commis- poems writes: nis cnoicest a mcrease of 387 millions. f 15 cents are to be treated a one, Tbiftl j ... ui me assesismems sion examinea two cotton mills. They lIK revmuauun act aiso ioano ana amendment V.T1I bring to the state by were made at substantially the values found that one mill was on the tax "'I knowd a' ol' woman wnt i,.he,i put on the books a amount levying a graduated tax, from 1 to 214 sworn to by the owner of the prop- hooks at 17 per cent of its real value, ana hoed scrubbed f solvent CTedits not heret?fore liafpecent on aU jncoin an national ;ii i , i uuBwii-iwiinc me uiner nun was on tne dooks fn never didn't en nowhni- CJ- owvem. vicuno uskcu xur revenue oi.rwo and a quarter million ed frBa-hf ..v tiany increased, and five per cent were at 65 per cent of its real value. Tin- r? ,v. Tu. ..7. ,. taxation in 1919 amounted to 90 mil- dolars. After decreased. der the revaluation act, this vicious Dat she had supp'n hid 'but dar lion dollar8; "o192",0 213 "M", thoroughly and-ronsidei-mg ewry pos- mtrZlVlll qulL -illsi .. ian.Lslifi2L hs-,.....:. s JfiWeph?e..f the question, I am sat- i . V ., rrl"' nic "c laicn uji uie uooks ai t::eir true r or unmet me thone l.. ' umwuwb uoteu ior uuauon id lSDeo tnat tne reduction to 15 cents is . . - judgnient of the county boar! to the value, and this year the 17 per cent eroJLTL hlt jTJlM amounted to 13 million dollar.;'. daeT "fiF! ''?W' i . " . :? ""j ujcii,i; ioon oo :m : i t .. . - . . . wi nit -n ib a sacred . mine, it uinnii i : . . . .in J .' v ui Ui) miliums. 2111 mcieiiKf' nil -- 1 ra nwoeanr lrntAmA ,....1 . .. . . v .i. nauere came around. , ,, i ''y r.-.. us tamed.; -mth remarkable. accuracy and completeness and that white the thifdv object -has not been fully reached, we are traveling far in that direction. -The revaluation art not a ri. . - (ms, piece 01 macmnery; out it is head- goodly viouiy government - m a land -Egypt lies behind. -Gentlemen, I trust that -1 do not state tax commission. thonties approximated tv. 1 1 "c yL -c"'' growing susp the local au- mill will pay a creat deal more taxes uh.. tv true values than it has heretofore paid, while the 'had supp'n hid about dar. 4 - . ."'20 million dollars. Fear and Failure The Two Are Running Mates "The present income tax levied on aa ' JmooaSuT Ur L Z . learned incomes is graduated !fiom 2 to&JZT ' this high Presence with decenrinn m iny lips or injustice in my heart, as it j would be for 'me to stand before th . .Great White throne, and lie to the-, PTilifl siifnritvnt ti ensn1a 4-io ctof& VA S2I2ML5S T - "all -On hustmga'i am a robust par. "To them that hath shall be given' true that is. -how The man that has a savings account is not afraid of tomorrow,, his abilities are not shackled by fear. The man with nothing dares not take a chance he sticks in a rut because only' his daily wage stands between him and hunger. . " , Can such a man succeed? Takejhe first step toward success. Opsn a savings account . . We. take amounts from $100! up. Ve pay 6 per cent interest, payable Beny-annually -5 --.. rv - v"v.'-.'- -a- v , - f-: ' Of the act also 2U ner cent For the immediate found and put on the tax books $1,-1 ture a similar graduated tax on on 034.790 acres of land not heretofore earned incomes would produce a rev- laxto. ine average value per acre oi land on the books this year dollars Tier acre. This tnnlrea lands out on tke t bToks w m the forty-one million dollars. The aver-Jhe Cou7ties and townT I ' I I a the represent- age county in North Carolina con- TheTedgemadeby i eneral as-fc.u TO8!? 1? FT centof the tains 279,000 re. rf land.; It sembly not lle No mw be seen therefore that the revaluation! vearunrraS i . ,.tr: " "1C . t per cent m excess oi wnat was collect- assemblv and 7A,t the. j. . of the state four counties of average ed last vear. -as made in th ntmnstl". m.Di?.?n: tha .there. 18 in "T : t t: Ai..x - - . . . . . oiic. ib (Jiaju uutv as a unuer the bacon the revaluation act markable success. L.mv.. t . f i - lu ever neen . niurinhi,)nj n:n- his po-. , ' ' - ' , ' . Mnuin Mitauuun tu uw t - j ine hihu vaiue ox au corporate ten per cent, increase allowed under "'eaaure nave 'advocated ha property listed in 1918 was $298,000,-; the statute, but the cost of labor and supported -with, equal enthusiasitt 000 Jthe total value this year is $71,-material necessary for the operation 1 bv Democrats mA Republicans in the 000000, an increase of 73,000,000. lof our -state institutions, have so tre-l181"" it- In my re . .yaluec2 th cotton nulls listed mendoualy increased since the general ram the work of the-general as- in 1919 was 68 million dollars, in 1920 assembly of 1919 made its appropria-'2??,ieB.c'f 1917 i-lW9 1 was care-' 206 million. tion that practically every one of tbese'SJi L0 "P"sentatives of . The voltt. vf Vnlttilltf mill listed - i . ' , . . Tn Tviitm.. .-A Jl.11 J . . i . '-'"v- " i insii tunons late a tiencrt. vnrenver I """v7 piut ami crean ior tneir the ten per cent increase that would jPtrioti! record to these halls. V go for maintenance of public schools! ' deeply regret that there ib a dis- - win .not .oe-.aumcieni .to; pay the in- w,uu"n on me part of the people to creaaaea salaries to which the teachers in 1919 was seven million dollars; in 1920, 19 million. , "The value of furniture and wood work plana listed in 1919 was eight millions; in 1920, 24 millions. , The value ol public service compa nies listed in 1919. was 138 million; in 1920 346 million. .. . . . ' fAn analysis of the values placed on real estate in some of the larger coun ties will be interesting. "For convenience 1 give below a summary of .the returns dntg thia. m.. . ... x.-.n. are justly entitled,. If the entire ten Ihon-partisan and poent with Tlessin(rr . per cent, tnat goes to the state should w " me people, down tnto the smoke not be needed, then it could be used ton dust of a political campaign.' make up the amount necessary to nay i Gentlemen, r beseech . yoa, . ey the the teachers. V-C'Jy-' r ' ',- Imemories of a great "record to yield- ' "Some 'nrutiBl TrMv)rio..nf i'lnot , to temntfltion. ' -.-f juit . vear von . have to be made to meet the distress- Lw rpod fis,ht ta truth and ing conditions that confront the m'yOTe'-This'yeay.'.-keep.. the Thrtotal valuV ofi Dvoperty 0rKw dtie M1 towns; Since teTr: I .v Jf kindsS in iWfSW f waswritten .the w of K : beginning wl r - 1" c'-; ? .?. no' better Dlacd"thai--lV, . ; Ji;'-'':-;'C.;, i; f o o o o Alapco' Insurance CiTiqa! Esfale Co. CLG.SOMERS,;Managcr. , DKANCn 'OFFICE,' ;asiieboko,n.'g- A A A A A ' w v v A- - V 'v v A A A every kind listed in the year 1920 was 3,uvv,uvu. i ne total value oi au property of. every kind, listed in the year 1019 was $1, 099,000X100, an in crease of J2,O40,000,000r. V; "The toUU value or all real estate Bated in 1920 was $1,981,000,000. The total value of all real. estate listed in 1919 was J5M.000.000. an increase of 1,475,000,000, .-- 'Ai. : ... ., . "The total value of personal proper-' ty to 1919 was 813,00000..: i "The machinery act this yeai allows an exemption on personal property of mm ior eacn tax payer, - upon a fair estimate '.this takes off the tax .books 101 million dollars. Fer purposes of comparison this amount should be 'ad ded to the amount actually on the tax oooks making the penonar property ionu una year amount to 1914.000,000. It should be remembered alao that the personal property is listed every year ana were is gradual increase while the real estate is tinted only once la f 0ur7r.tr . The last rear tl4 real es tate was listed the peritonei property amounted to 1210,000,000, af. ajfalnst 114,000,000 this year. As stated here tofgre the persona) property-for 1020 was 42G,OO0,0O0. .. . .., . ' "The total value of corporate prop erty in 1920 fra 671 millKm dollars, inreane of 873 million dollar. "The toUl solvent crediu for 1920 wi I213.C0O.C0O. Tot-U solvent cred it for 1919 was P0 million dollars, an inrrae of 123 million. "Total value of all p-jhlle otiL'ties Jn " si million. Tc'.l value of a public utilities In 1319 v m ing mil Inert a of 07 ..;'.. d".ara "i he ere Ir.-jii; rZ fe-i,. 77, n frry ,Nr rtj e H paril.n! " j ' t!,;.t North I . - i f a vrrvf r .. 1 :' 1 t!.i If;.;. when 'the earth-. everything a city has. to buy in-order without form and; void and dark- m maintain a aecent city go'ernmentl,,rBWM ""on tne isre, of the deep including swages and salaries, vhasf301 a1 ' there be light' The true greatly increased. - It appear that a v,uti6n act is a conscientious effort number of cities can not levy on the cute that high command. ' Let' ten ner eent Iivmo.. i... it-i. . 'there he llchft T . tv. l!Vf .f ' n em pfr.i l.y rr:r.j in f r , Tl 9 V . ten per cent increase- fixed by th act ef 1919. 1 errggestthat a bill be drawn providing that, whenever the govern ing . authorities of a dty - shall, by -a onanimeus . vote fmd 1 they as a fact that , it is Impossible , for the city te maintain ' 4ta government on the ten per cent, lncreane allowed by the'ant oi ivvt, tnat they, shall publish this fact, together with a statement of the actual increase of revenues necessary, and if within ten davs after th nik. lication, ten per cent of the xoters of the,hity shall ask for an election on the question one shall be ordered to determine whether or toot such in creased taxes shall be levied. - If such petition shall not be filed then the governJnguthoriUes shall be author ied to levy the taxes without an elec tion. ; . . .-, ; , - .- . j "The tax year oot-ht to be the n"m as the- calendar -year. Such a yfr avoids eonfoiion and makei for effl elency.' - It is practically ImpoFsible to do-ettcirnt work In getting property on the tox'books when yoa do not be r'n the work until May 1. It is plain as day tht by reqnHng ai! property to be liftd a of January 1 the state prta th l,rnr.t of many niil Iion dollars worth of pmrr-rty l.-lor?-inr? to forrien corpftrBtKim, t',;it it ja shlppul wit of the state hptwr-n Jan- nary and r,ay. 1 sm profotindly cer tain thnt the chnnre I to lie aJva n- T.-'CS Of the sericullnral lntrrt! of t!, f.ite, tV at In ti.Q lonrj run it re tl'ir tarra. there be light! Let the white light of trutn near and blaze on the tax books of North, Carolina, and fn fts shining presence, no. injustice wijl Jivu." a,'-- , saaiaBBBaiMaiBBVamBaB - :Ee1s migrate only In the dark. DANGERS OF A COLD'' v- " WeU 1 Vear t r av t. 111 f i--t It j a ff 1 f ' ; ' 1.1 1 ? I ; I t r Aahebore 4 People : Wit Do Heed Them ' : Many bad eases of kfdnev - trouble result from a cold or chill. - Congested kidneys fall behind in filtering the poison-laden blood, and backache, head ache, dizzineiis and disordered kidwr action follow. Don't neglect a cold. Use Doan's Kidney 'Pill at the first sign of kidney trouble. Here is an ex perience told by , a resident of this locality. . ., .., . Itobert McDaniel, , III gh Point EW k. x. u. no 1, Kandleman, W. t says: "i csoght a heavy cold and it settled on my kidneys. My back be came so Painful I couldn't stoop or l.ft and I suffered day and -nlghf. lhe kidney secretions were unnatur al and contained sediment I took di.Terent medicines and many how remedies lut jot worn. A friend hearing ef my trouhU adviied tf try Doan's Kidney I'i'ls and-1 did Two Ime entirely freed me fro" kidney trouble,'' I'nre f,fif, fit sll dralers." Dont 'irr'y ' for a kidney remedy f' Ii'.sn'a l.jdnejr I't;! ; ar.rt th't "r. M'l'ur.'.l l.nd. I f-rtcr-Miiburs Co., v.:m., 1. n. y. . it i to i ii itt'e Wre i t.nn, mak- t ' weapon
The Courier (Asheboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Aug. 19, 1920, edition 1
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