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I JOtR fWHTHEH.N rKWiKESS. Mr. R II Edwards of the Balti more Record in an article ' larpor's Weekly gives some rcstins fisruros on Souther vofTPss sinco the voar a 1 ,Te clip tho following: "Iu that your tho South pa wages to factory hands l 0,000; this year there will be ..id 350, 000,000. "In that vear the value of niufacturod products was 157 1,000; this year it will I .500,000,000. ' Then the railway mileage 20,000 miles; now it is 50, 'Then Southern mills con ed 233,886 bales of cottcn vear they will consume 1 ' !, 000 bales. 'The output of pig iron that ., was 307,000 tons; this year v Mill be 2,508,000 tons, whil the coal mined increased from 6,000,000 tons to 40,000,000 tons ' 'In that year there were 66 000 spindles in operation; now there are 5,000,000, and every week adds to the number. "Thon there was an insignifi cant quantity of cotton seed oil made; now $ 10,000,000 is invested in that industry, with an annual production worth $50, 000, 000." Those are very gratifying fig ures when we remember that this progress had to be mado in the face of greater advantages already enjoyed by the apparently much more favored competitors in the North East. There were established plants with skilled labor and a congestion of money at very low rates, while iu the south these enterprises were largely built up with small earn ings and enlarged out of the pro fits. ' We speak of and hear of the Sou th's progress, but it is only dien we compare such notes nd consider the environments. hat we realize what has been one In this connection some of the atistics in the Standard of "t. 19th will bear repeating ' -J-jst two years prior to the -is of theso comparative fig s, thai is, in lt?7S, Capt. J JM 11 purchased and began the ration of the McDonald fac v-, now known as mill Xo, ntaiuing 1,000 spindles. ;o desultory dream or hallu ;itory air castle depicted the ndid proportions to which enterprise has grown under guidiug genius. link of it, in 21 years the ness has grown from 1,000 lies to 30,000 and from none . 1 50 looms. - this prosperous enterprise observed the Cannon manuj J iig establishment sprang i; ' t xistence and has, by its '.-'lid achievements, inspired a lull share of vigor to progress iveness till we behold in and near Concord 69,500 spindles and 3,160 looms and a bleachery, of which there are only a few in the south, that has several times been enlarged to meet the heavy demands on it for bleaching and finishing goods for a large circle of ajoining territory. Besides all this, from tho lit tle start and the unvarying suc cess of every movement aided and, to some extent guided, by this unfolding genius of success started 21 years ago we note the splendid mill at China Grove, that hardly got well started till it enlarged; tho gigantic Wis cassett mill at Albemarle, that doubtless inspired the further movement of tho knitting mill; and the mills at Mount Pleasant, one a real, phe nominal success and tho other prospective but a fully assured reality at an early day. It is duo to Mr, J W Cannon, vhose koen perception grasps lerringly upon the wheel of for ne as it turns, that much of this ilding up has been unfolded. 13ut here again we soo that t only looms and spindles are ilt iplied but the genius to com rul real profits from them is )ing parrallol and as we go possibilities of accelerated m-oss aro assured by equal insion in genius to meet the ands for master hands on the ttlu of the moving trains. e Southern Messonger sor- of Atlanta advertisod to s possessors of phones by ,,' thorn up Wednesday to see the meteoric dis charging ton cents each, " stars refuse to fulfil that is written concerning . a r 1 1 ks now say that no strained relations be ii Russia and Japan. So h the better, 1 nine . 8TYEEPS OETTINH COSTLY. Brooms, we now from ex changes, are bounding up nrice. A fifteen cent broom is brineinir twentv-five cents and the better brooms in proportion It is said not to bo due so mue to war, trusts or the gold stand ard as to the fact that the crop of broom material was short and the price has gone from $60 to 200 a ton. This is calculated to bring a smile to tho broom cor raisers, if it does make thoigood housewife wear a frown. It has been a question any how if it would not pay our farmers to raises the crop and our enter prising manufacturers to make the brooms hero at home. Let us think about it. MILL NOT 1!E VACCTXATED. Americus, da., has a goodly number of the persuasion called Christian scientists. Ordiuarih it is all right for people to bo lieve as they pleaso, but at time: such creeds run into conflict with the laws necessary for tho safety and the happiness of a commu nity. Now the authorities want the citizens to become vacci nated. This these devotees re fuse to do. They will probably suffer themselves to be impris oned or quarantined at their homes, but their religion seems to admit of no submission to tho powers that be, or yielding for tho sake of harmony with the community in which they live This is another form of religion from which we may pray, "The good Lord deliver us." THE LAKtiEST OF ALL. The News and Observer notes that the second-class mail matter going through the Raleigh post office amounted within the la year to 433,491 pounds for which the office collected $4,334.91 There are seventeen publications in the city, but tho News and Observer Company sends out a ittlo more than half of the sec ond-class matter and pays into the postoffice more than half of the full amount for such matter We cannot agree with much of the sentiments of the News and Observer, but we envy it for the indomitable push and enterprise which keeps it in tho lead in em ulation of all North Carolina newspapers. Admiral Schley has done the handsome thing by Capt. Clark lie urged that enough of the silver gotten out of the Colon be reserved for a suitable souve nir for the captain. Capt. Clark ppreciates it very much and says this is the first recognition iven him for his part in estroying Cervera's fleet. lirave Captain Clark, when we were on pins lest he should lall in with the Spanish fleet before ho could get into our lines he was not afraid that the Oregon could not withstand the whole Spanish fleet. The honors enough to go round" should certainly come to the old com mander of the gallant Oregon. The Philadelphia Times de serves great credit for hunting out and definitely locating the rave of John Paul Jones in the the city of Paris. It is entirely probable that the coming con- ress will make the necessary ppropriation to have the leaden casket with his dust brought to America and suitably intombed Arlington Heights where American's can bestow due honors to his memory in acts of reverence at his grave. President McKinley has sent a request through Gen. Otis and he has sent it through tho lines to Aguinaldo asking that Span ish prisoners bo treated hu manely and Gen. Cronje held his fire two hours in a battle in front of Ladysmith to allow the Eng lish to gather up their dead and wounded. Such manifestations of kindly feeling takeoff some of the horrows of war and seem to suggest the possibility of abolish ing war. The latest from Manila says tho Third Cavalry captured twelve barrels containing the wardrobe of Aguinaldo's wife on the lGth instant. It looks like getting too intimato with a fol lows "Old Quilt." The New Bern Journal would have us not say: Twinkle.'twinklo little star, How I wonder what you are, Up above the world so high, Liko a diamond in tho sky: but say, Scintillate, scintillate globule vivific, Wondoringly contemplated by men scientific, Elevated v and poisod in ethor capacious. Resembling a gora coruscont, carbonaceous, Totlni? HT ?'' In Nded. Lf it were impossible to secure tho services of honest election boards at every polling place tho uso of automatic voting ma chines would insure a correct and honest return of the votes cast. The machine does its own counting, counts correctly, counts quickly cannot bo stuffed full of bogus ballots voted on fictitious names. No method of voting can bo depended on to prevent fraud uuless it is in the control of honest men or under the supervision of men who can prevent tricky. Tho general adoption of the voting machines would be a step in the direction of honest elec tions, as it would be possible with the use of theso machines for reform political organiza tions to watch the voting at every polling place through tho me dium of watchers and super visors, and as the machine does its own counting and makes its own return it would bo impossi ble for an imported election board to certify a false re turn. Of course the professional bal lot falsifiers will oppose the use of theso machines on the ground or their cost but their opposition furnishes the best possible rea son for the uso of the machines, no matter what they may cost. An honest election is cheap at any cost. A dishonest one is not to be tolerated on the 6core of economy in expenditure. Phila delphia Times. i Cow Stolen. About two weeks ago Mr. John Craven, of Harrisburg, was over in tho Coddle section buying up cattle, aud after purchasing sev enteen head, had the herd put in the stable lot of his brother, Mr. R P Craven. Tho following morning oue of the number was missing. It was at first thought the animal had gotten out of its own accord, and gone back to its old owner, but after a thorough search of several days and no trace of the cow found, it was concluded that tho beast had been stolen. Mr. R P Craven was here Monday, but got no in formation concerning his broth er s cow. iWooresvuio limes Record. Mr. Kirk Williams Dead. Mr. Kirk Williams, of Cannon- ville, died of consumption at an early hour today (Saturday). He has been in bad health for quite a long while. Ho was 27 years of age and lived with his mother, one brother and one sister. The remains will be interred in Union county about seven miles from Monroe. Mr. Jas. LHarris the editor of the Spring Hopo Messenger, a weekly Journal has pulled up stakes from the Western side of Nash county and has moved to Rocky Mount on the east and on the Wilmington and Weldon rail road. He has also made the Messenger an evening daily The Messenger is a welcome ad dition to o'ir exchange list. X FRIGHTFUL BLNDUER Will often cause a horrible Burn 5cald. Out or Bruise. Bueklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. (Jnrea Old hores, Feer Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Fel ona, (Jorna, all Skin Ernptiong. Best 1'iie cure en early. Unly wi cts. a box. Cnre guaranteed. Bold at Fetzer'a Store. HE FOOLBD THE aCROEONS. All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of West Jefferson, O, alter aurlenng 18 months from Rectal Fistula, he wonld la unless a costly operation was per formed; but he cured himself with five boxes of Bueklen's Arnica Halve, the surest Pile cure on Earth, and the bent Halve in the World. 25 oents a box. Hold at Fetzer'a Drug Store. "Why, Harry, what is the mat ter?" asked a lady of her small nephew who was crying bittorly. M-mamma whipped m-me," sobbed the littl fellow, "an' I'm cryin'c-cause I wasn't b-born an orphan." Ex. HOW'S THIS? We offer one hundred dollars reward for any caee of catarrh that can not by cured by Hall's Uatarrh Core. F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, Ohio. Wa Ihfl nnrlnrairrnnd. havn known F J Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him pprfoctly reliable in all business transac tions and financially able to carry ont any obligations made by their hrm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Walding, Rinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggets, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Core is taken in ternally, acta directly npon the blood and mucous surface of the systnm. Price 76o. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimo nials free. WANTED T bny 100,000 unda of old cast-iron scrap, de vered at the f.inndrv at once, for which we will pay a fair price. No burnt iron wanted. aljtj Covcobd FouupaT 0o. AN ATTEMrTEl;ESCArE. A Negro (Iocs Into Coddle Crook But thv Water Is Too Deep gut) He Returns to 11k Ilamla of the OfHeer -Another One of the Gang Also Captured, On Thursday night the negroes had a festival out in the country near Wliilo Hall and as a result tho nioro jubilant ones are wanted hero by our officers. Sheriff Peek and Deputy Town send went out after four of them Friday afternoon. Sheriff Peck succeeded in getting his all o. k. at tho washout down the railroad where a number of hands are working. The one Sheriff cap tured is named Tom McClure. But Lije Hall, familiarly known by tho festival poople as "Shorty," was working near Mr. Jno. Lady's when he saw Mr. Towuseud. He at once put to his heels, followed by the offioier. For more than half a milo the race went on. Later Mr. Towuseud was aided in the chase by Mr. Sam Hartsell. The negro concocted a plan to evade tho followers but failed. He at' tempted to wade Coddle creek along the bank but when the stream commenced to chuck him under the chin and being unable to swim, ho gave up his scheme as useless and cams back to the bank. Mr. Towasend landed him safely hore in jail that night with his partner, McClure. Both of them were tried before Esq. Pitts and in default of their bond they now lie in jail waiting the next term of court. While There Is Lire There Is Hope. I was afflicted with catarrh; could neither taste nor smell and could hear but little. Ely'sCream Balm cured it. Marcus G. Shautz, Rahway, N. J. 1 lie Balm reached me safely and the effect is surprising. My son says the first application gave decided relief. uospectfully, Mrs. Franklin Freeman, Do ver, N. H. The Balm does not irritate or cause sneezing . Sold by drug gists at 50 conts. or mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St., New York. A girl never believes a man when ho tells her lie isn't worthy of hfr love, but before she has been his wife for a year she dis covers that ho has told her tho truth. Ex. Used By Brlttlsh SolJicrs in Africa. Cant. 0. O. Dennison is well known all over Africa as command of the foroe that captured the famous rebel Oaiishe Under date of Nov. 4, 181)7, fromVry. burg, Bechaanaland, he writes: "Be fore starting on the last campain bought a quantity of Chamberlain'a Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which I used myself when troubled with bowel complaint, and had given to my men, and in every cane it proved moat beneficial." For sale by M. L. Marsh &Co. Europe Eating Our Apples, So far this season over 400,000 barrels of apples have been shipped from this country to Europe. The weekly exports have run op to 120,000 barrels. The market on the other side, es pocially in Germany, continues strong, which moans that the prices are good. Our apples are now bringing in Europe from $3.50 to $4.25 a barrel. Certain Eastern States are doing most of the business, because, while the West can produce fine apples freight rates to the seaboard are an important element. States not until recent years large pro ducors are finding profit in grow- in? apples for export. In northern and southwestern Vir ginia, for instance, the acreage is being steadily increased, and the apples are good. California fruit of various kinds is sold in European markots, although the cost of transportation is heavy. The facilities for shipping fruit and other perishable stuff are now excellent, and fruit of all kinds can be put upon European markets in as good condition as it was when it left home. Canada is also becoming a better field for this business. Baltimore Ameri can. Hopes for a Second Helen Kellar. The Raleigh corrospondenf to the Charlotte Observer says: "There are now 815 pupils at the institute for the white blind and that for negro deaf mutes and the blind. Principal John E Ray says the only child in the the State who is deaf, dumb and blind will arrive here soon. She is Heulah Temploton, and her homo 's New London, Stanly county. He says it is the hope to make a second Helen Kellar out of her. A LIFE ASL DEATH FIGHT, Mr. W.A. Hlnea ol iuanchostor, la., writing of bis almoat miihOiilons escape from death, say: ''Ex,iUhura after meanles induced serious lung tronlilc, which ended in Uouiramption. I lind freuiiont hemorrhages anil oonghed nigut and day. All my doctors said I muft soon dio. Then I began to nan Dr. Kiug'B New Dincovcty furConimnn tion, which completely cured me. I wonld not be without it even If it ont 5.00 a bottle. Hundred have used it on my ruoommeailatiou and all hay it never fails to cure Throat, Chest and Lung troubles." Regular size fiOo and 91.00 Trial bottlea free at Fetzera Drug Store A New York lady who wanted to do something nice for a bachelor friend, presented him with a beautiful aiuber-stommed pipe, which happoned to be a base celluloid fraud, Tho thing exploded while he was smoking it and that bachelor friend in dulged iu some explosive re marks, which would have greatly ly shocked tho lady if she had heard thorn. Ex. Chamberlain's Pain Balm Cures Others Why Rot Yon? My wife ha9 boon miing Chamberlain's Pitiu Diilm with good reanlta, for a lu me nhoulJrr that ban pained her con. tinnallv for nine vtars. We have tried all kinuH of medicines anddocturs with out receiving any benefit from any of them. One day e saw an advertise-. tryiuir it, which we did with the uctit u nutinfaction. She baa used only on buttle ami her shoulder is almost wel For sale by M. L. Marsh & Co., Dru Forty-seven two-horse wa gons arrived at the depot this morning loadod with white acorns and dried food for ship ment east. Ashoville Citizen of 15th. M. Li, Marsh & (Jo. enaranteee verv bottle of Chamberlain a Uongo Hem edy and win refund the money to any one who la not fntisflod after nmD two- tbirdg of the contents. This is the best remedy in the world for la erinne. concha, cold a, croup and whooping ooul'Ij and la pleaaaut and aufe to hike J t prevents any tendency of la cold to lesnlt in pneumonia. ie One solid train, containing ten cars of chickens passed tnrough Lexington Sunday en route North. Yesterday a car contain ing 1400 turkeys went through. Davidson Dispatch. Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little tliinir that ever was made is Or. King's New Life Fills. Lvery pill is a sugar-coated globnle of health, that changea weak ness into strength, listlessnosa into energy, brain-fag into mentul power. They're wonderful in building up the health. Only 25o per box. Sold by Fetzer'a Drug store. Marion Butler is against the amendments. Another argument in favor of its ratification. Wes tern Sentinel. It will not be a surprise to any who are at all familiar with good dualities of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, to know that peoplo every shore, take pleasure in relating their experience in the use of that splendid medicine and in te ling of the benefit they have received from it, of bad colds it baa cured, of threatened attacks of phenmonia it has averted and of the children it has saved from attacks et cronp and whooping congh. It is a grand, good medicine For Bale by M. L. Marsh A (Jo. Marion Butler has announced that he will take the stump against the constitutional amend ment. This statement takes no one by surprise. Butler has never been on the right side of anything, and very few supposed he would be for the amendments Newton Enterprise. Mrs. Winslow'g Sootbiig Svrup has been used for over fifty years by mil lions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums alhiys all pain, cures wind colic, aud is the best remedy for Diarrhoea It will relieve the poor little sufferer immedi ately. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Tweuty-five cents a bot tle. Be sure and ask for ''Mrs. Win dows Soothing Syrup,' other kind and tube no This Government last year had printed and sold 2,500,000,000 two-cent stamps, enough when placed end to end to girdle the earth at the equator and go over half-way around again. Morn ing Star. THE BEST PRESCRIPTION CHILLS FOB and fever is a bottle c! Urovo's Taste less Chill Tonic Never fails to cure; Then why experiment with worthless imitations Frioe SO cents, Xour money back if it fails to cure. Notice to the Public. John P Allison says hunters are damaging his crops and he is compelled to forbid the public from hunting on his lands with out a written permit from him. This notice will bo enforced. M, L. Brown & BRo. LIVERY. FEED AND SALE STABLES Jnflt in rear of St. Cloud Hotn, Om ni buses meet all paenetger train p. Outfits of all kinds furnished promptly and at reason able prioes. Horses and mules always on band re tslr. Erredere of .CGicop bbre JVIsr! Chins Hew EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. TTavinff onalified as executor of Alex ander Yost, deoeasel, late of Cabarrus oounty, N. 0., this is to notify all per. sons having claims against the estate of id deeeanod to exhibit them to tl,e undersigned on or before tbe 23rd day of November, 1DO0 or this notice will be nlead in bar of their recovery. All nersona indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment, This lYUi aay oi nov. lew. T. M. Tost, Kxeoutor. kMHv 00 YEARS' EXPERIENCE AnrntM Mndlnf irkfeb Mid dfMTiptton mirf friirUlf uoftnain our opinion rree wiimner iitvimtlnn li probably palentuHft. Oinjtminlr. U'lfi ntr.ctiTtvmflilent.lal. ,-TTihl . Ilanrlbookon I'atmita i if fro. oirtfit hiivmcy for fMHurln ptiit. KatntJi U&fln th-onah Munn A Co. reoelT Vf-iii noltet, witnnat cnnre, in the Scientific Jlmericait. A hrn1(irtmlT lilTnttratM wwtklf. I.nrtrMt dr. dilation of anr uriontlfln Journal. Tnrnm, 13 a mt i rotir montua, l Boia ojraii newnrte alert. i mm v a All t Newark f'J " f taiVl 1 OATARBIi -,Mj.p.-.r.'nD' In all its atnrs there should be cleiuiituost. Ely's Cream Balm eleaDiee, foodie anil bcala tba diseased membrane. It care catarrh ani drives way a cola la the Iwaii quickly. Cream Bnttn la placed Into the nostrils, spread. orsr the membrane and ti absorbed. Belief la Im mediate and a euro follow?. It la not drying does not produce sneezing. Lare SUe, 60 cents at Drug gist or oy mall. Trial size, 10 cents br malL ZuY UKOTHKKS, M Warren Stroet, New York. ODELL wmimm to. 4 AarFArrtMitu or 44 FINE Ginghams, Plaids, Sheeting, Salt Bags AND Outing Cloths. -DEALER IN Gener1! Merchandise BUYERS OF COUNTRY I R0DUCE of all kind. o Four-foot Wood always Wanted. Best Frioe for same. o We inyite an.inspection of all theoods ... we mnnnfaoturo , . Jonccrd N. c. FOUNDED 1842 "Sing Their Own Phaise." under Wo Circumstances Can a Reality Be Disputed; And it is a reality that we muke strictly one grado. A large or small eize. desired, but only one grade. Why buy an instrnment because it is advertised as cheap? Purchase aa instrument that stands bigh in the estimation of your menus ana the Ureatest Musicians all oyer me worm. A riano witn a pure wme, aeneate toncu, etc. In fact riano witn every improvement that is benefloial to the wear; and at one price within the reach of all, because we save yon the Middleman's Profit, and it is worth saving, too. Old instruments taken in exchange. Terms accommodating. Catalogue for the asking. Some bargains in square pittUOS. Cte M. SUM Plan M tnnfnelnrer. HnlUmur nil. Factory Branch warerooin, So. 213 RJ t h'nrlolle, N. C . 9 r jon mi C. H. Wilmotli, Mgr. LOOK HERE! Just received a new lot of Plaids in Somerset and Vonitian cloths. Blue Vonitian cloth. Brown Covert cloth. Small Plaid wool goods in dress pat terns. No two alike. Shoes! Shoes!! A full line of Ladios' Shoes in Button and laco. Pompadour Combs, Empire combs, Ladies' pocket books. Come and seo us. We will do our best to ploase you inj'prices and styles. Gibson & Morrison Prompt -attention given to the guosts of the Table supplied from tho best on tho market. Polite servants. ' Kates: 1.1)0 to 1.50 pur day. special rates to regular boarders. Kill mm, Mauser. I Anticipating the DemEnd.w $ 36-Inch Plaid Venetien only 15c. yd. g Fancr Plaid Dress Goods only ?!Icyd. P 20O IOO IOO 9 ONE LOT of Black Kersey Capes, tailor made, 135 in y soowp braided plaited and plain, worth $5.00 and $6.00. 3I We aro going to sell thorn at $3.50 and $5.00. $jf AN ATTRACTIVE lino of Fur Capes and Crovats from Ifc $1.00 to $2.00 Chaper than can be bought. V 1 Ladies' Tailor Made Suits 1 U 9 i $5.00 to Full Line of Table Linen and Napkins. Can save you 9 a to Cannon & 3JaV,. High Grado Stock of Furniture asio or m n, Ki v and QUALITY uck" in her home duties. Soe o Also Undertakers. o It's Bell, Harris & Co, You want to see before Conference week We have the largest stock of Furniture, Pictures, Stoves, Mirrors, Tables, etc. in town. Yours to please, Bell, Harris & Co. Residence Phone 90. Store 'Phone 12. Wa are prepared to give the poople this winter better bargains than usual in all kinds of At wholesale and retail, pay you to soo our Largo It will Stock Imware, Woodware, Glassware, Crockery, Hats, I 'tc. beforo buying. For Clover Sood, boon Kyo, and KockSalt go to G. W. Patterson's. C H Iu , Offers the bnsinons imblio a reliable, pcn manent, oonscrvntive and aooommodat. liift banking instntlon. ' i We solicit vonr pntronnga with the assurance of honorable treatment and dne appreciation of jour patronage. if we can serve yon any time we will be glad to have yon come and seo ns. LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO CUSTOMERS Capital anl Surplus - $70 000. . . oST BEAVER CAPES, fur trimmed, worth $1 to close out at 75c X. V BEAVER CAPES, full sweep braidod and fur W trimmed, worth 1.75. Our prico $1.25 tjf CHILDREN'S REEFERS worth 2.C0 and $2.50. Our price $1.75 U S6.00. V 9 u money. Fetser & Is a toi m used when a person uses Sound, Practical Judgement. The house wife who bnvs fmm nur and Stoves, displays a cultivated and she will bo followed by "good our XmasPictnrors. Both of those occasions will call for carvers and we have just what youneod. Come and look at thom. W.J C. C0RRELL, TUB JEWELKK. DO YOU GOOF? That Is, have you aches and palm? Do you suffer from Clout, Rheuma tism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney trouble, or pains In the small of the back ? If so, what you need la "KIKI TABLETS." Thin la no rfmfdjr " dlscortml by Hie Quick. IHinck Indians," or any other Ignorant periona. It la the result of rivr years' experimenting by a scientific specialist, and you can take It with Hie certainty that It will lo no harm ifltrloca pot lo you mur.h good. It woift keep your hair ....... laiiiii, .,m nor win cure any and every disease. All it la good for ia Rheumatism, Kit ney trouble, and kindred discs.es, but it la mliihty good for them. Still, It won't cure every case of Rheumatism. Borne enscs can t he cured But it will abso. liltely Kf.l.lliVri ANT CASH. and 11 uronerlv taken, cure most ol them. Neither do you hav alma to give ALMOST INSTANT RHLIPP. medy anil you win nejfin to leel results the very first day. We have enough confidence In Ita merits to furnish a trial package of twelve tablets, enough to give relief to the most stubborn case, we Bend this for twenty-five cents (to cover coat of material, packing, and postage). Then, If you are satisfied, Bend for a full-sized package (price, fl.un) of fifty tablets, which will put you in a fair way to complete recovery. The tableta are not nasty, but easy to swallow. You aee how plainly we tell you Just what wa have to offer. That'a because we are ualug hou est methods with in honest remedy. Addreasi KIKI CHEMICAL CO., Room USA, Equitable Dldg., Baltltnora, M4. i u , I itob
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