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ROBERT J. LOVILL, MLD.
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! . DENTIST
MOUNT AIRY. N. C
FOR OVER 4# YEARS
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>M» —»4 nawfully LB lha truCMI
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•f Ml which
br feral appli'ation.
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ACHING UMBS
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Mr*. John Skagga, retidlag MM
Lam Prairie, Mo., m the Ozark
Trail, aajrt: "I have take* BUck
Draught lor a number* of jraan.
about liltcea, awl M la abo« the
oaly purgative mediciae I ever
take. H n the oaly Had thai I've
found that doean't Wt me
! takeJftUek LXm^ toT^i"
ESrShBaw
take It Icr aour stomach.
"We thiak Black-Draught ti
apliadM am4 aevtr an wttwitf it
la the hotue.
•<—iiifilwHigaa—awataa
ach that a Haded m tiiMftlag. Mil
Blick'DvtHrfMlwtPid this trouble
"Porutch www caaptaiMa, i
thiak Black-Draught la he beet
medicine a person caa Me."
Par mUHom at e*m, Black
Dnag taJMrJtmrito Kver aad
OMat—bta a»u j where- c m
BLACK'DRAUGHt
LIVf 7 MEDlONf
TODAY'S DUTY
•f Um
paoMtrf AMtaa m
ia Ufa. • Arty t)»t
I
HAVE YOU MADE YOUR WILL
BANK Of MOUNT AJRY
■wet la very doubtful," ha mmM.
"A nrt deal ef latent unreet and
of the Armba toward tha Bill 1^1 for
their apparent attitude. Many of tha
^L. I— ntl av_ j
i •IWI will) miiir to wiuv on inr Uinu
;a>itin< by tha British ara from
laasia ami Na«i They Mnf with
them, in many iiwtaneee, (JlrtnrWnj
•orlallatlr and anarrhiatir propagan
da Much criticism of tha British aa
a nation was heard whan Lord Bal-<
four opanad tha new Jewish univerai
ty and Araha by tha thousands pray
ed that tha wrath of Allah night da
aoAid and deetruy him.
In diaeuaalng Italy, Mr. Brooka
"Mnaaoltni ia tremendously In favor
amonc all claeeee," ha aaid. "They
admit ha is' an anraatralnad dictator
who dooant hesitate to use hla power
I a a a^atta^naia ^ — — *llai -—% Lh^I
10 perpetuate mi political cpntroi.
But ha roee up hi eppnaltlon to a
frowlnf aocialletic power of which
! the people ware afraid." And than
'came the atrikinj atatement.
"While in the rsrican, a prominent
Catholic of Borne aaid to mo, 'Italy
ia on tha hi*h road to progreae and
I proeperlty. It has three treat men—
Kin* Emanuel, the pope and Muaan
; lini. And the rreateat of theae ia
Mnaaolini."
"In France are found that condi
tions have improved remark ably in
the past two yeara. The agricultural
| parte of the country looked eapecftl
ly prosperous. A chance of eabinet
waa effected while we were in Pari a.
1 Cailtaux la hack In power and oven
: hla personal enemiea aeem diapoaed
to *+*• him a chance to a how what
, he can do to re-estsbliah economic
; stability in the country.
"While in Parte we witnaeaed tha
.ceremony that took place whan King
George placed a wreath on the monu
ment to the unknown eo Idler. In
Room we attended the Easier eerv
icea at 8t. Patera and aaw tha open
in* <rf the holy door that la only
thrown wide once ovary 25 yeara."
lb. Brooka aaid. "We aaw a phe
nomenal eight—V eeavlui la eruption
while covered with now. The tem
ple of Kamak, am of the moot epec
taeular remains at nil antiquity, hoih
in Moe B.f.. waa rtaltod In Egypt
Wa ■■ ■■ ll J tk- 1-« V- J *
Ww wn WVBnlwQ NMT
tlee of the bay ef Naplea yd they
far wiipnaead ow moot aaahlttooa ax
faj^I fal/toJl'' !l fa'thi^THAT AHiW BETORMAT^^ 1 ^iSTIm nwli^M a»ary,»ha«*
mt Ik* appraachtof WWh H» kttb UNiw faitk ud iwfcilirf. hrtwwi trmm wKgiH mmd fafaa itiioi. ha
hNN FUNDAMENTADISM mmd LIBERALISM. Ami (Wt fa yat mn mw*. It fa Ihfa th«t A GREAT
GENERAL MAGAZINE fa mw hato« jiilli.lil. far all the riilirtirt Ii.liIi.Hh., attai toy the era* Im4
•M W MHQiUf PwiHhaliiw, which b her* to h*ep its rniin pm^tly iaformwi of tovry mw liwlipawt
m Ik* "mw BafaaMrtMw in i ihhI, Mi which fa hi*sto« tk* way to » "mw PrMiiUalhaT to Awrbl Tk*
*«nifa* fa hi««or Ik— My il—•mmmtimmi it fc— Mthto« to dm wilk tkfa —ct or thot It fa latirii. i■!■ Hi mi
*L Jt fa her* to fight, m a h*«e, Mtto»-wUe wale, far the aaM«ity ef the Bihtol h fa fan to plte* tfa KUt
Wfar. Mr father* placed il—far afaw all lh* th*aChU. mmd philosophies, mmd MagtoatioM, of wn ma.!
Aaditfa hara to aiar* a DIVINE CHRIST to that DIVINELY INSPIRED BIBLE I Thai fa the oaly Chrfat mm mmd
mm weald «ui far thair Sarier to tha hear mt 4iath; that fa tha Mly Bihla thay would car* to f*ly m whsa
the chilly waves fafto to strike thair feet, waary ml travel
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py atyto, read* like a Mary, and foae right to the heart of
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