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Correspondence.
l.owesville, N. C,
Feb. 11, lbl5.
II li - Mr. Simmon, Kaleih, N. C,
)r.R Sik: String ssoiih ai
m V-itkv a ereat ad about on.
, . t .....
li itzull bein defeated for Assist-
Doorkeener lv one Middleton
lJ'MUft.cr,i 'J
oil ro). 1 write vou
lOI lilt'
.. 4l ,
t - in the easy.
r Reitzell defeated by Middle
Is Reitzell a Populist or
no 'rat ? Was Beitzeil's name
. nted in Caucus Waa Reit
: eundidnlc. for t lie position of
-'..Uit Do.-.rkeeper in any sense
t word
.ii.-ui-i'itu. y
favor, .in. I m
;,. h.,
i m-t a
.if liiiiit
the im-
V"U t--i-n:
M !
li:
.li: I
v. a- 1;
;ni
it in
1.. a-1
il.v.- d.
a Tin i
Mat tt-r
to put tie
1 li nliOV'.'. tl'ikf; V'U
sohiti-jn U' tho Il-ii:s.'ll
Ki pB in j.nw.-r.
W h.'lo Id Y'lir (.1 WliltO- i.;U-i
luvinaey llitzell tlotcitt'd in
aiious y a negm :ml why ?
fLiUii' t tit iilace fell to the lepnl.
lic:in?." That id tho explanation
given ).y youi' iciresentnlivc. "The
Dome. ntiniinat-l a klat negro."
Hew Uoea that snind, coining, as
it lcf:s, from your State Senator ?
Why should Mr. Sigmon mnke
suel.i Htfttementii as the alovr un
les! it 19 to further pn-judiet you
against your only political friend
in X. C. the Dem. party. Did Mr.
Higmon not know that the man
nominated ly the democrats for
a.istant Doorkeeper was a white
man. Certainly he did. Why
tht.'ii did he say ''the democrats
nominated a m.ack neoro." The
above is worthy your serious
thought."
Respectfully,
J. Wn.r. MeLsTosif.
Lowsville, X. C, Feb. 18, 18!.).',.
BE? ARK OF OINTMXNT3 foe CA
TARIUI CONTAIN MEKOIIKY,
;is meictiry will Htifil,' destroy the
a vi? e of 8a 1 (nnpl(t ly le-
r. - i-e t.e wtiule. tys'eru v1 en enti
it.;: il.ihrongh Use njiicfun .. urfae s.
lie 'i ftiiic. vy sisnnld nv r In nH-t
' x .-.Miit e p; sriip i n;a from ivput
:t!.:, plsjii e.Jon, as ihe dntu g- tte
v ,;i : is 1 -1 j i ti tlo !uu on
' P'S!i' dM!0 fiiiMi tlti'Ul
11.. '-i (it.Hr ii (5.r-, m.t t.'ieiineo:
1 v ' J :'hf!ooy .v T.!tii . ( .
i ;ne iif
--i.;.-H
:.t ;i.d
1 1 1. i'.
Jily to ' 'Subscriber."
!
In his reply to nie ".Subscriber'' !
us?:i dignified and courteous Ian-
guae. 1 might say it were even
chaste if ho had not injured pois-
on into it bv writing the word j
"gaul." But to the question in
issue. I maintain that Mr. Reit
zell was not beaten in the caucus
nor before- the Legislature for
doorkeeper or assistant doorkeeper
by Abe Middleton. Why? Be
cause it was settled in joint-caucus
that the Republicans should have
the assistant doorkeeper's place,
and the Populists Mere to take the
higher office. under this agree
ment the Populists had no voice in
selecting candidates for assistant
doorkeeper and the Republicans
had none for the doorkeeper's
place; but both factions agreed to
support the candidates of the oth
er. Aa a result of this understand
ing Middlelon, Republican, defeat
ed Baker, Republican, for assistant
doorkeeper and Reitzell was de
teated for doorkeeper by a white
Populist whose name I now forget.
A letter from Mr. Reinhardt, dated j
Feb. 13, informs me that Raker is
nnw il.iincr trnorJ lntv nnilpr the.
. , . - n
mm rlpcliicf.il 11PC.1V After !1.
"-t K- 7
this seems to be
a case t tne
survival ot the fit est" and a farther j
evemnUhVation ot the. tact that
'water always seeks its own Wel.?) j
liul accord ini; to democratic theory
this principle plays no part and
Raker lias dishonored his misting
le..' I'V licvepting seryice under
Middleton. Either Democratic
theory i-i
o'iotes.i ih
tru t!u ;i
i'' paiisis
; ! :I l : ' !
.- ' . i !; ' -' .
o !i : i i ; if.
nu:
ol"
1u
n.ddage
If it be
ans and
li'.-n thev
.1 nil -iiui
P:d We
-. z a
ve 1.4 1 1 ; i t r:'e
t Reprsh
;ne:i
.ii-'.'ii'
tf!
bite
a tin
raee
:-ole
tieC1-.
a an o
t nr, .1 e;ual looting in Hie
;i!erit r o 1 1! er tiie
I yield to no man in mv r
i'.-r tht! old Oonfederate Soldier '
Ilv- ry battle-field on which he
iou-jht and bled has been tnade
holy jjreund by tin baptism it re
ceived in ln blond, and to-day hi3
valor and patriotism is admired by
'he civilised world. ri p;o back to
the text of my first ailiclo: It is
ghoulish to tear open the wounds
of the old battle-scared heroes by
''appeals to prejudice, and passion", (
ami those who do it most, usually
contribute least, to the mainten
ance of the Soldiers' Home. Dur
ing the Moody days that tried
men's souls the negroes ot the
South stood by the wives and chil
dren of the Soldiers! of the '"host
Cause" as constantly as the guard
ian angel watches over the death-j
bed of tho just, and now that he
has been made free by no fault ot
his, it is unjust and unkind that
he should be made a political
scare-crow. In the last campaign
tho Democratic octopus reached
out his tentacles and drew the
"colored brother'' fo his bosom as
tenderly as a voting mother caress
es her first bom child. Ho was its
Cnsius then its only hope, but in
. .u ...... mai.M, am; nrinery,
(inn otju inr.Ai nrni ill ifie iLenuo.
,. .
lKan cam), their Casius could not
' . ,
sive them trom impending doom,
They fell and fell hard, ten, ,ut
..,.,, , , ' '
t.hev will no d.iiibt find iuuuo com-
, t. . ' '
lornnthe consolation John Bun-
ytin give
!' that is down needs
fear no frit." ibit the same fid
"Clojuis, chameleon lik. is again
trying to change its color it can't
stand the "blarsied nigger.'
lv ":::ili-:.'r-l m ' tni.,;..,..l
; ho i-.-os a colored mini maki?.g ai-it-rnaiv
i.-ips on ih- Xanv.w tlauyv
i..i'!io.-l
Vv !;ite liir.ii r
if li'" is. why dot 3
u;.e;-ii!f. iiu 11;
: '.t r:
1-r ?.ot p
: 1
! .:.i!,r
v in
t-ie :'r
CiiTi -liiKi
;urprij;d
i 'a Sonth
Was lie n-ji
Democrat.
.Mr. Cbveland .b'.;red Key.
Cii. Vyc colored, of SalUburv,
a ioroign mission worth five or six
thousand dollars a year .' Tlier
wuri no surprise, however v. hen
KiV. Price refused to accept such
a bribe. Had 'Subscriber" cut
his eye teeth when Mr. Cleveland
appointed a colored man Recorder
of Deeds for the District of Colum
bia with perquisites and salary
worth about twenty-four thousand
dollars a year ? If so, why did he
not take Grover to task for over
looking all the old heroes who
crossed swords on the sanguinary
field of battle. If "Subscriber"!
yet shaken oft' hiB swaddling
clothes don't you know he was pa
ralized with surprise when Fred
rick Douglass, colored, dined at j
the White House with Mr. Cleve
land. Was there no old soldier
who wore the hlue or the gray to
take his place ? or did Mr. Cleve
land intend to show contempt for
them? No sensible man will think
he did. Was not "Subscriber"
surprised when Mr. Cleveland's
Postmaster General refused to oust
the colored postmaster at Fayette
ville to make room for a Demo
crat ? Was not the surprise even
greater when the Postmaster (ien-
ertil ulieoci ad a cause
lor not
turning him out that they, the j
Democrats, hail petitioned the
Harrison Administration to get
him in to Jeat a white Republican
and that they could not now peti
tion him out to make way for a
Democrat if he was good enough
then ho is good enough now. The
patriotism ef the Fayetteville D.?m
ociat3 was nothing but a niyht
mare and it has returned to hauut
t::: ?n. iU:t thrv are consistent
--ii;f cr;it; are v. heft ti re i'
1'oder t!.e last Ilarri n
I ration several Renubli
'1 for tie.1 post ofike ion
wh ?; vas a ladv. J a
,1 t
;vl.l-
i ? t r
a
MI ;
I;: rv
Hi
it-
i r i t 1 1 f . at
,h'-eo im-.mi ir-.mca i :avi- v.a-
!avi-
iii':v;t r.y J t. ni- e rat's t ) i:u:t-' -- .p-.-'i
.; ion i'..n- t.h:- j:hi;:e. .oid I am
i ,i' : d :;i ; j!ei;:(.n v.aj f-i-i v.:
i y ;o::ii- . i the Laurie f I
(. ' i tn; (own. "'acij dup-iCity
eii!.:i!:o Hot UurM'' '
I' :d ioii::ujs, and ii 'v.'n b ..M'i .' !'
"..'.vii ;) tiie rr.rr," h.- viii r.i.i
i.iit ili-it did not unstru:-'; ids
.lew--!. Dut rever.se tin.' jdotur.' if
vou wonkl have him :u into livtste: -
I h.uv- urous.'d the.
S (r.. .
l !
autv (i)viM i r
L'j-.
!Vi
ii-. Wi
h.n I
reUii;..; to
'imoll-caliUl politiciahB'- I kne w
the baib.id arrow would find it3
nr-ii;, auJ thu distressing bray ef
t!:-: v.'osi.'ided animal rlirays jTS
Jbi-NTITY, 1 have preat syn.
patiiy for him, but I cannot enter
tain him farthei without ignoring
a iu!e 1 hope always to keep invio-
late that is, never to pav inv at
I'-nuon 10 io eiaeses 01 peopu
fools and infants "Bill Shanks"
is no infant.
J. T. DeLaxe.
"I kiKtw hu old sold iff who I ad
chronic diarrhoea of loi-cr atandii'g
to hate been permanently rured b
taking Chamhfrlam's Colic, Cholera
and Diarihoe Itemedy," 8aya E l
ward Sbuinpik, n iionnneat, drug
eist of aiinnoapoli?, Minn. have
P0,,i th" iemed m ln-'.V for
over ev n yfars aud consider if
Hiipeiior to any other medicine now
on the maiketlor bowel conlplttluts,
25 Mhd 50 cent bottles of this reme
dy tor Hale- by Dr. W. L. 'rouse
Dr;ii.,t.
tf-amraaaEM? .-T
Advertising pays: Newspaper
advertising pays best of all. Our
most successful and prosperous
merchants and tradesmen, whoso
bright record has added lmperish-
, nMelnatro t( hft history-of Amer
. ,.....
lean commerce, can all teslitv to
; 4 .. , r. , .
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j
: ti'. . .,.r , .1
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1
eiul traveler in citv aud country
homp w.hft tftlu nf t. fl ' . '
1 ;- n- i ,
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i 3 m-re::eU:v .noo.. Tlien it
.i.; that its ftory is told and all who
r -nd ti canin e wl.-at it gays, and are
influenced to gowheieit directs
f..r the tiling of which it speaks.
What oilier inihicneos can be ho
potent to b-!p trade as this quiet
but powerful advocate ?
Let it become a salesman in ev
ery home for your wares. Let it
make its mighty plea for your ben
efit. And we assure you it will do
more than all other influences to
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22 School st., Boston, MassJ
Mutual Reserve Bldg N Y City.
Lady Aberdeen tried a novel
solution of the e-vervexing servant-
girl problem in her homes in Scot- J
land and Canada, and in the April
number of The Ladies' Home
Journal she will, in an article, ex
plain the method she adopted.
When BLy vn sick, we gav her Castoris.
Wbeu sbe w&s a Chili, sfca crii. fcr C'itorla.
When she became ILUs, Ehe clun to Custcria.
kYb&n shs had Children, she gave them Ctori.
Cailtiiii Cornwall, fuitmau of the
Q. zitte, MidJUtJn, N J, believes
that Chuiubeisaiu'i Cough Remedy
should te in e?ry home. He Ufed
it tor a cold aud tt effected a speedy
cure. He payF:'U is indeed a grand
temedj, 1 ciii rf commend to all, I
have also Feen it used for whooping
eongb, wiah the best reaulta." f5
aud 50 cent bottler lor sale by Di
V L Cr raise Draggisf.
irnnriTTMf m ll1l'T ,m-"T''" -r-
E IS THE BEST.
TIT FOR A KINS'
s. cordovan;
5 1U. FRENCH fcEAMCLLCaCALT.
r34.23&? Fine Cau iKAiWARsa
.: - --: "i H 3.5P P0LICE.3 soles.
MEfs
f
EXTRA FINE- J-
f3k: 15") $173 Rf;'? vrHOfltSKHEl
"A S:r$iZr BE31 v
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CvcrOr.o I-'dV.'on th-ii vear ths I
,7 Lz Lr'JU&kstb C ti'.i j
dlcar chocs aro equsKy s.-itlsaclvry ;
T'.'scy fcivo -,"ro ?-?r t I-:c fcr the r.c:oy.
v eci'.:f.! t-;:toe-i f i:oci I.? riy?c e n.1 ftt . !
t iicsr vvirsjig1 tsut'Jli.es srs unSMrj'ssc.. I
''.2 t;ricasc? is'r 5 Scrm ,ct-,iir ed on i
: --"i S 5 to S c?.vci ovc? ci'iicr tnisS; 1
ii iour dcakr Ca:-jiot ra?piy jcu'.vo cui, tioidv.y j
i i.'.-o'fitf.u N. C.
.:?..jr.rij'aK
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N'..,iTii C.i:i,i.!N v r.,-ei.tl r-r..c c J -
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i.isi oi,v f '. v.nty, S ! T" il A Ear'-.' l-y .. a !
r .fnr ir;' 1.". ii i
. jj ficep (.t al ?s Sale of Und lordivisi.n
! A? dv' F & 5 ly tenant In ooa.mori. j
j I'HMtl KCfp
A nereis a ucerce haa riOi-n ivfiriarer wa ;
!ln3 hI ivc t-:uiie t-iffco etfe.-t ttiMt th tl - '
'ii-htnu irit-: s' in 1L3 UriU s-'t -ut in vh- ;
pi- uii? $4 ho I -.i I (.11 tUiem by .e u.il i
partiii.xi, ar.i ih-t t'ip rmimi' Jcr be s e.d !
I iivittion aiiioDs? ihe pUi' t ti"-?. Nw i
iheie'orc by virtue nfeniii d-cre, 1 v,-il! J
j Jlh,d -v ;f. 'V'1' '8?? ht nain eeil l' !,ha !
v'del ir.iere-t ot the p'aistitl ii .ne hui
ijr.dHnd sevrrity three arte ot land in I
Howaida Creek ttwrubiii, h nc la ev-unty j
N ('., adjoiiiinsj tfie ln'ids 01 Kli fosteber
ot al e.iii'X inter sli et .hlnl &i being on
tirtlf ot ite whole less ore hftv foin tl nnd
to de d- sriihfd by meelH And hound'1, tali
sale to he for one third cash and halanre in
rqual installments on three and bit month;
t.ine with good Btcurity title r served until
archie money h paid in luii or if the
purchaser prefers to pay cash and obtain
his title ho may do.
S PSherrili, Com.
MONEY MADE KASILY AND
RAPIDLY.
lletd tbj.s and think it ovt r.
We want 100 men who Lave en
ergy and grit. We will give them a
situation ia which they can make
niony iap;dly the labor heiuff
light and eaip'oyment tbe year
round Itrqniria no capital or great
cducattou. Some of our heat sa'e
men are country boy; Young men
or o'n will dc. Itf muneratlon is
qoick and sure- Y e have need of
100 na n within tho next 40 dayp.s
? "nn , "Tn I
to IT C Hilda ns & f!o . Pnti Imbfis
Atlanta, (U.
r o' 15 7t
,
One C nl To On Well.
I! you ie uffeTihg irh an -kin
or bloi d disiasc, Kn umaliam. Ca
tarrh, Ujtra, Old Soiep, Geneial
Debility, ele., wiite on a postal crJ
to the R'ood B.i'm Co., Atlnnt8, Ga.
lor a book of tvondeiful enres f(ee.
This book will noiut the wav to
speedy ifcorcry. Botanic Blood
Halm h manufactured after a long
testel prescription of an eminent
physician, and i the best building,
ty and b!odporiff io nidd'cine in
l e world. Price $1.00 for bvge
MVtb Frsaleby aM djn;gi.its.
S -e adver'iserneni el.e x ii r
E3IIfl M0HI S.OHa
noji.T.j3ATfx,'etaT3x-KJOj
2i Oorg TP. ZH4y
Be&Jaa&k, Mlaaowt
Good Advice
Quickly Followed
Cured of Rheumatism by
Hood's Oarcnparllla.
M C. I. Hood ft Co., Lowell, Mam. t
"IvuUkia down with rbeumatUm otw
year co. I u ilok for over six moattia.
Ofua I would Lava such palas that I Maid
hardly eudura them, a friend cam to m and
&4t1m4 m to Uy Uood'a Sarsaparllla. I took
his at hid word aad got a bottla ot It, a&d alae
hart tokaa altt botUea of It
It Has Curd M
Waaa the doctors could do ma bo good what
etar. After balag baueflted so much troa tbli
medicine I detcrlba Hood's Saraaparllla as a
wonderful medlctue. I alio advise eTery ona
who Is troubled with rheumatism net to t with-
Hood'sCurcs
ont Hood's Sarsaparilhw I am a farmer, and
the medicine has given me much energy ana
tt angth to perform my work." Uso&oa w.
Ivui, Benjamin, Mlsaourt.
Hood's Pilla te hand made, and perfect
In proportion and appearance. a. a hoa.
O-roceries!
Kou will find a lull and well
selected stock of
; 4.1
asp
GROCERIES,
a t
A.
W- REEDY 3.
An Antidote
ft
Til Kl ii
A WE L-SUPPLIrO
THlNKlG-Si!OP
and
FrcqiUMit PotionS
of
Bottled
Call utitl eo,
B F QniQQ
Trustee's Land gale J !
Undr and by virtue of a Deed of Trust
.Mwuted to me by L A i)eliiog.r and wjo
Sr to eecure the payneut W a
I ' J
i "a,u t wo - co., ana
j ietered in book CS page 44, Kegfcter'd of
flee Lincoln ceunty, N C. I will sell at
I'ubllfl auction at tho post ofHoe at Lowes
tlll; N C On th 18th day Feb a d l&W
at 13 o'clock noon for cash the following
d-swrihed real i-state, situation lying, and
bung in Lincoln rounty. N Cm Catawba
Springs Township near Cowan'f Ford on
the Catawba River and known a th
Orten D Aberr.ethy'H mill place, contain
' inS 150 acaes moro or less and subject to
the life time estate of Mr .lane Aterntthv
Thia 10th Jan '93.
I C Lowi:, Trustee
A
ADMINISTRATORS NOIICE!!!
Having quali6..l a, administrator t.f
Sidney shulord dc'dl hereby notify
al person baring claims against Bai4 e
iHt t present them within 12 months afUr
ihu date or tbw notice will te pleadod iQ
llI
Th Feb.. 15th '93.
o dmy L Lerever Admr of
sldce7 shuford, dC c .
hin J f tot fott at
Is alright, people usually
haye to do that sometimes they
pay for more than they get the
name on a Piano dosen 7t make
the tone any better. Jt dosen't
make the case any handsomer;
dosen't make the piano last any
longer. Don't pay for it.
There is no charge for the
name on'the Sterling Piano.
You merely pay what the piano
is worth. Jjot because it's the
gterling, but because it's a good
piano, you pay 250 'or t If
you buy from us Some deal
ers get $300 for it.
nrWrhti na for catalogues.
Southern iMusic
House,
W. M. WHEELER,
M'QK.
CHARLOTTE BRANCH
HOUSE,
NOTICE 1
Have you
Unwd 0
iii our
i..li,V lrili
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1
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r" rspK. 1 r..i i.v
F. A. TuBEv.
! .for tl t itt Vt u.K-Cnrd
Mi. Ctn. Wrtluict-.ef Atlanta, G
"utfereil five yrara with violent in
dif Btioo. Had tiie I all kind of
mfdi ln-. and a number of ralueut
doorote. Hr say-, I heaid of jonr
j ttmed, I Hied it an 3 two boiilfs
j completely cured rae.'' Try it foi
j all terms of indigestion and dy
i nenaht. It Davtr faila Pupa r.nnio
per kittle. Send to Obas. O. Tvcer
Uiuggist, Atlauta, Ga.. for book ol
ratticularri.
Tl.otuttnclj ot Cures.
Have been made of Rheumatism,
Catarrh. Ulcere, Sore?, Blotches and
the most malignant blood and kfo
diteasea by Botanie Blaod Ralm.the
result ol lorty jenrs experience of
an eminent jScieotiQa and coDgoien
Hons physician. Bend lor book of
v outlet 1 u I cure", and learn wh'ch ia
the bst iemedv. Botanic Bloo.1
lUim htauds at the bead. Pi ice on
IS. LOO per lare bottle. For sa'e
by diarists. Seud lor iree book
and learu wUdom. AddieFa Blood
Balm Co, AtlahU Ua.
ADM' II NOTICE!
North Carollua. Lincoln county,
Feo. 5th 1895
Having been dulv onaliflad hv
, mo oufierior ucuri ot Lid 00 Id Cooo
! I!. O !- ' "
j l i be Adm'r ol tbe late H
j M ftagee decU all persons bold
I !r2,lin8 aft';D8t mJ intestate are
D0llflJtl to present them at once or
w,t?in 12 inos. this notice Will be
1 pleftded lo bar of 1 e caver v Al
perfons Indebted to mV Inteatate
o8taet,.eat once0 Tbta"
1S95.
W fl Hoover, AdmV of H M Mas.
sagee, decM. L B vTetmore Atty
Father of Low Prices!
We haye just finished
takinfi Stock and find ;
some of our lines
very low.
Clothing Clothing
Our Spring clothing ia
arriving now
All our winter goods go now
at a greatly reduced
price. Oall and
examine them
and you will
be
surprised.
Don't forget we taRe all khcL
ot merchantable pro
duce in exchange
for any good3
we han
dle. VEhx RESPECTFULLY,
M, 3, K ob m on '&
1894 1894.
OPENED WITH
: NEW WORK,
i I arn ess, B rid leg,
' Saddles and in fact
ANYTHING
liiat is used, needed or to be
WORN by HORSE or MULE.
ith Fifteen years experience
! 1 am prepared to furnish any
j thing in my Line at Hard Tim
J Prieos. for Cash or Barter.
RepaipinG done on short
NOTICE.
Give me a call and be coa
vinced. &hop on Conrt Square
back of W. H Michai.
Respectfully,
J. P. BEAN
Wi &ty tM ikk, gar Let CMora,
fftwnh M ft CbM, aha crlad tor OarfJorta
WLeaaLfceaamSldatk chrng to Oaasortw
Vtma it bad CtzIUraav ate gara tun OMfcCf
lOO netvard 9IOO.
Tbe readers of this paper will b?
pleased to learn that there U ft,
least one dreaded diieaea tbat
sola nee has been ab!etocure ina.
ra stages, and that Is Catarrii.
Hairs Catarrh Core Is the only pos
itive enre known to tbe medical frv
(frnity. Uatairb tein a oonstita
tional dUeasei reduires a coiistito
tlooal treatmei.t. Hall's Catsria
Cure ia taien internally, aot.iox i
rectlyupon tbe blood end maocoj
surfaces of the system, tbereb?
stropinfir tbe foundation of. the Mb
eaee.nnd giving tbe patient strength
by building up tbe constitution aid
nsaistlfig nature In doing its wai.
Tbe pioprittors have so much fa
in its curative powerc, that toey of
fer One Hondied Dollars for any
cae that it faila to Cure. Send tdt
list of testimonials.
Address. F J Obeney & Co-, ToJeda
U. SoId by Druggists, 75.
Atrenta Wnuted.
The service of fen relubis agetsi
wanted in Liocofn Co.. Ao :
boslness, agents making from S3. toi
$4 Der dav over eTT.pnfl iVrlte
for particulars. Address.
I . Geo. A. Kesiler,
G3 Greensboro, N. C,