Thursday, April 22, 1909.
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Ready Roofing
Genasco is economical roofing.
It costs a little more in the beginning because
it is made of Trinidad Lake Asphalt, the perfect
natural waterproofer and. weather-resister.
The thing that makes the first-cost more
makes the lasl-cost less. And last cost is what
counts.
Get the roofing whose composition you know-the Trinidad Lake Asphalt
roofine backed by a thirty-two-million dollar guarantee. Mineral and smooth
SSf ace. Look for the trade-mark. Write for samples and the Good Roof Guide
Book. i '
THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING COMPANY
Largest producers of asphalt and XarzesX
manufacturers of ready roofing in the world.
PHILADELPHIA
New York San Francisco Chicago
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Frclaht Prepaid
Freight Prepaid on 100 lbs.
FreifflM Prepaid
This is the most liberal special price PWPsion ever
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ferSaBbiriowUPrices Includefreht costs. .
You cannot Duy anyimuK r , -
Inz through a dealer, at anytn mg loyP"Mp'
T!,r Bros. Rubber Roofin is made in our own cuy. h -d
ess of long-fibre wool W,J to be waterproof, fire
;h flexible waterproof compound. Atoimeiy ,.,ai oner. We
rUtin and durable. Order now and get tne a-i"""-"' , MinnesoU. lowa, and
nav the freight to all points cast ol the western u" " ,
Missovri and north of the southJine of Tennessee. --Sltlll BOOUet
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Vou run no nsK cy ornennjj ""r," -
Ordor today.
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advertisement. We positively guarantee sausiai-uu.w
If Breese Hros. Rubber Roofing does not prove tot
aU that we claim for it. send it back and we will return
your money.
We Give the Longest Guarantee
mi our truarantee is absolute. We are reSSy to make
A on oery cUim. We pay the freight to all po.nts
eaTof the western boundrv line of Minnesota. Iowa
an ?Missouriand north of the south line of Tennessee
Order at once-now-today and get the benefit l
th remarkable offer. W e may not be able to make
SaiLral offer again. Or write today for Free,
samples and booklet. Delay may cost you money
The Brccsc Bros. Co.
Doof ina Dent, fio Cincinnati. O.
FPaa Cement and Special Rooflnfl
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ROOFING
"ACME"
Double Flint-Cqated Roofing
(Sanded both sides)
1 ply at $1.95; 2 ply at 32.25; 3 ply at 12.70
, per square.
"ELECTROID"
Rubber Roofing
(Smooth Finish) --
1 ply at $1.85: 2 ply at $2.20; 3 ply at $2.60
per square.
"UNIVERSAL"
Gravel Surface
(Washed Sea Gravel)
One weight only; very heavy, at $2.90
per square.
rrrv. rro. v,o VilcriPRt rrfl.de8 of Ready
X lAXj O, JVJ V M,A.S wuw " - ' " -
i a v,ni- T?nnffln cr fhnt. mnnpv can DUy-"
and are more economical, as they will last
longer, irom 10 to 'M years, wuu uutuno
j -Mails and T.lrmlrl Cement
Coating, which are placed In the core ol each
roll, to properly lay me same.
Wa PreoaY Frelztt to your Railroad Statloi
-f Re&dv Roofings
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and Building Papers, but the above are the
DeBb alia luucib ovuui"vt . -
mnies and Catalog F" mailed free for the
asking
Carolina Portland Cement Company,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Get our Prices Cement Ldme. Plaster. Ac. &o
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steady work and promotion ; experience
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vine Tobacco Co., Box J 44. Danville, Va.
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cation, buy a home
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A CHild's Laughter.
LL' the jbells of heaven may ring,
Ail th ft "birds of heaven may sing,
All the dwells of earth may spring,
All the winds dearth may bring
All sweet sounds togetner,
Sweeter far than: all things heard,
Hand of harp4r, tone of bird,
Sound of woods at sundawn stirred,
"Welling water's winsome word,
Wind in warm wan weather,
One thing! yet there is, that none
Hearing ere it? chime be done
Knows not I well. the sweetest one
Heard of man beneath the sun,
Hoped in heaven hereafter;
Soft and strong ! and loud and light,
Very sound of very light
Heard from morning's rosiest height,
When the! soul of all delight
Fills a child's clear laughter.
Golden bells of
welcome rolled
Never forth such notes, nor told
Hours so blithe! in tones so bold
As the radiant i'mouth of gold
Here that rings forth heaven.
If the golden-crested wren
Were a nightingale, why, then,
Something seen) and heard of men
Might be half so sweet as when
Loughs a child of seven.
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Lret Patent fMediciiie Aloiie.
Reckless Dosing With Suk Concoctions is Foolisli and Danger
ous Guesswork If You Are Not Sick Enough to Need a Doctor.
Let Medicine Alone and iet Nature Work Out Recovery.
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incorporated) V AS
HE USE of patent medicines
for man or beast is bafsed on
a false idea of the prihclples
underlying the rational practice oi
medicine. If the public had a true
conception of the principles involved
in the correct use of medicines for
the cure of disease, they would not
give to the vendors and manufac
tures a one-millionth part of what
thfiv now Day mem xui iucu
Hoaiinff concoctions. This has long
conviction, but a reader
asks us to state more explicitly the
reasons for the faith that is in us,
and perhaps this may be of some ser
vice in checking the patent
cine evil.
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RALEIGH, ATLANTA, COLUMBIA. W ASHIIIBTuil, P. C.
WHEELS, FREIGHT, PAID,$8.7
tat Bnfty WheeU. Steel Tire. WKh Rubber Tire VIM. I
m!. wheel H to 4 In. tread, Bnny Top J5-0. 8h",u T
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plaints and a Hundred Remedies.
Let us say then, first of all that
the number of complaints fromjwhich
man nnfl his domestic animaisjsuner
runs up into the hundreds.! Likewise
there are hundreds of remedies used
in the treatment of these diseases.
Moreover, it is a well-known fact that
the first and most difficult step fnjthe
treatment of any case is to ascertain
the nature of the disease. Now,t what
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does the use of patent meaicines
mean? J
(1) It means that the patient! must
diagnose his own case, and with his
lack of knowledge of anatomy phy
siology, and of diseased conditions,
his diagnosis is nothing Detterj than
a guess. He may be sunenngs irom
any one of a hundred different dis
eases, and as he has only one guess,
the chances are a hundred to one
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tnat ne misses it. 5 M
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(2) But even if we rashly suppose
that the user of patent medicines
diagnoses his case correctly, nei musi
then select the remedy. There are
a few of the hundreds in use which
will fit this particular case, and only
a few.
The Stage of the Disease Must Be
Considered.
Again, the remedy which would be
indicated for use in the first stage of
a disease may be positively injurious
in the more advanced stages of tne
same disease.
ii ne selects a ucilciil iucuiviub
must take the same remedy, not only
for all stages of the disease, but in
most cases the same medicine for a
great variety of diseases.
In other words, the use of patent
medicines is based on two guesses.
If in either case the wrong guess is
made, positive injury is done, and in
both guesses the chances for making
the wrong guess are more than 100 ,
to one.
The well man or beast does not
need medicines; nor will a well man
or beast be made more resistant to
disease through the use of medicine.
Medicines are at all times to be loos
ed upon as evils, but in some cases
that is to say in sickness necessary
evils. While a healthy man or oeasi
does not need medicines, a sick one
should be treated with the remedies
appropriate to the particular disea--and
the particular stage of that dis
ease from which he Is suffering.
A common fallacy is that there are
medicines which if they do no good
will do no harm. It is pretty sale i"
state that a remedy which will do no
harm when wrong will do no good at
any time; and a remedy which is
forceful enough to do good when
right will do harrn when wrong.
Playing Upon the Ignorance of
People.
Another fallacy common amtong
the users of patent medicines and of
which the manufacturers and sellers