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OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1906.
Treating Wrong Disease.
Many times w uwn call on their family
physicians, sufft."a.j, as thoy imaiiw,
one fr-ir.4 .ly!;;pia. anutiier from heart
disease, another from liver or kidney
cii'ease. another from nervous exhaustion
or prostration, anuther with pain here and
tliTe. a !id i:; tins way they ail pniit
a!;'--e to thejn.seives ami th-'iir easy-goi:iij
311 1 ino itierent. or over-busy doctor, sep
arate a:. -1 distin.-t diseases, for which he,
a-vsumint: xliem to oe uoh, prescribes ms
UP AND DOWN THE STATE.
pills ana'potions. In reality, they are all
only fpjiiipiiHtis caused by some uterine
disease. The physician, ignorant of the
cause of ii.nVrin g. encourages this prac
tice unti large bills are made. The suf
fering patient gets no better, but probably
worse, by reason of the delay, wrong
treatment and consequent complications.
A proper medicine like Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Proscription, directed to Ute cause
would have entirely removed the disease,
thereby uisjeliing a!l those distressing
symptoms, and instituting comfort in
stead of prolonged misery. It has been
well said, that "a disease known is half
cured."
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a
scientific medicine, carefully devised by
an experienced and skillful physician.
0- ii adapted to woman's delicate system.
It. is maeo of native medicinal roots and
1- . perfectly harmless in its effects in any
cuixlit.ifjtL tlie xistem.
As a powerful invigorating tonic "Fa
vorite Prescription" imparts strength to
thi whoie svsiem and to th organs dis
tinctly feminine in particular. For over
worked, "worn-out." "run-down," debili
tated teachers, milliners, dressmakers,
se-tmstre-s'-s. "shop girls." house-keepers,
nursing mothers, and feeble women gene-rally.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
i the greatest earthly boon, being un
f"Via!ed u an appetising cordial and re
fctorative tonic.
Asa sa thing and strengthening nerv-t::-.
"Favorite Prescription " is uneuualed
fsu : is invaluable in allaying and sub
c! . : ii iz u'tvous excitability, irritability,
.'oiis exhaustion, nervous prostration,
.riigia. hysteria, spasms, chorea, St.
is's'da'ice. and other distressing, nerv
; symptoms commonly att--ndant upon
;ctioiia; and organic dicase of the
: 'si-. It inducers refreshing sleep and
.. .'" e.ental anxiety and despondency.
)' "; .r " Pleasant Pellets invigorate
sio:-:ach. liver and bowels. One to
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.'urtL-y -'iiilit Marshall Davis killed
.ioti iv.vis hv cut r in 2 his throat
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' f e i: "ur condensed opinion of the orig
" L -xai've Cot: g!: Syr up: Nearly al! other
:sh s;ups are constipat't: espec'alij
?r cor:aninjj opiates. Kennedy's Lax-
sr containing Honey and iar tuoves the
l-1 . Contains r.o o:'ates. Conforms
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C ity Without Fires.
Cardiff. V.'ales a -.fy with 105.000
Inirihitants. has such thorough protec
t'...n fr:r. lires. according to United
f4t.:rs f otisul Daniel YV. Williams, that
t!.e:e is very little demand for appli
ances t! e::t:nguish them. All the public-
bui :.-I:ugs. many hotels and large
rc iideu' f i are supplied with appliances
for p'-evention and early discovery
which are frequently tested, those at
the theaters being tested every night.
In fon-enuesee of wholesome building
roles find the street fire regulations
there vrere only 123 fires in 1305. Of
these only five were serious find not
one Avas caused bv a defective flvie.
An OIJ Cent.
A Massachusetts cent dated 1788 was
found on a mountain in Bolton. Vt.. a
sh ut time ago by a driver of a team
lehng:n-r to W. II Stevens of that
town The coin was uncovered by one
f the h vises' feet. No rsa.l has ever
been in The place where it was found,
so the circiuistance of its discovery
was very peculiar. Berddes the dte
n the br.el of the cent is the word
'Massac hu-etts" in a circle, with tha
cut of an eagle and the words "one
cent" in the center.
Tar Heel Items for Tar Heel Read
ers Some Happenings in the Old
North State.
In Durham last July Webb IIollo
wav. a youii2 man employ ed by the
Standard Oil C ompany. was killed by
an explosion at the tanks oi the com
pany. On account of his death suit
lias been brought against the company
for $80,000 damages.
"Y. M. Rose, IS years old, overseer
ot'spinnino" at 15 row 11 Mill at Concord,
kills Dan Lowder and slui'hlly injures
Wash Foster, mill employees, while
under influence of liquor. They de
manded their time and because it was
not. forthcoming at once, attacked him
with pistol and knife Rose surivn
tiered to officers.
A. L. Tinule. a lawver of Rowan
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county, while making- a Democratic
speech at Crescent, near Salisbury
Saturday night before the election was
taken from the stump ami lashed to a
tree in the woods where he was left
until Sunday morning. Mr. Tingle,
who was formerly a Republican, was
taken captive by his former associates.
His assailants will be prosecuted.
The October bulletin of the State
board of health reports smallpox in
only the counties of Alamance. Chero
kee, ('uilford. Mecklenburg and Ran
dolph, with a total of 17 cases. Diph
theria is reported in 17 counties, ty
phoid fever in iH. malarial fever in 2i
and hemorrhagic fever in 7, including'
j Durham. Forsyth and Chatham, the
i lasi being a very dreaded and danger
ous disease.
The bodv of a young white man
found floating face downward in the
river three miles below Wilmington,
has been identified as that of young
j Walter Fields, of Laurinburg. who
m sleriouslv disappeared in that citv
! Monday night a week ago. soon after
! he reached the citv to attend Federal
Court. There were no marks of vio
lence to indicate foul phiy, theories
concerning which hail been advanced.
All that was mortal of Dr. J. i.
Matthews was laid to rest today. In
. his voanger davs life presented to him
a roseate hue; a useful career opened
i up before him; a brilliant and success
ful future awaited him. Alas! for
1 frail human nature, the "dope" habit
; got in its insidious work, and the ulti
mate consequences brought man y pangs
j of sorrow and led to the sudden snutf
; hug out of his existence. Sad, sad in-
deed, to contemplate. Durham Sun.
Fire started in Wilson. X. C, Xov.
8. at eleven o clock in a four-story
frame house used for a tobacco prize
' house, the building owned by Col.
Thomas S. Kenan, of Raleigh, and oc
cupied by the J Janner Warehouse Com
pany. This building was totally de
stroyed. It was valued at 0.01)0
with So, 000 insurance. There was a
stock of SI 0,000 worth of tobacco in
the building and this was lost also. On
the first floor was the steam dry works
of Klmore Walls. This was destroy
ed, entailing a loss of So. 000.
Desirable Lot for Sale.
I;y virtue jl a deed in trust executed to the
Kciei sifcfiie'i by .Jerry Vonns. dated A iril 4th,
1 ). and duly recorded in Book l0. pasdeolti, in
t".:3 Register's olMce of liranviile county, 1
Yid on
aionhav, MiVKMi'.Ki; jfitii. imu
rc-U to the hiaht-st bidder lor rash the I'ollow
1.4 desc-i i -(( lot or ai-el ol land adjoining
t.: town of Oxford and beinsj that store house
nv. l lot on the corner of Alexander Avenue
and the Goshen Road, adjoining the lots of
Ive Wilkeisoii 011 the east, Ren !aniel on the
f-.cuth. said road on the west and said Avenue
C" the North, and frontum alnjutTS feet ou
Kiid Avenue. A Iso one lisht bay horse -"j years
c' ! named Charlie, alsj one black cow.
Time of sale 12 111. Terms cash. Oct.2;t.htW)6
A. A. HICKS, Trustee.
For Bronchitis
J, S. BROWN, President,
J. B. MAYES, Secretary,
J. B. ROLLER, Treas. & Gen. Mr.
Oxford Realty Co.,
Ofjar.!zed for the Purpose of Handling
and Deveo!opin Kcai Estate, Act-
ins, 3$ Agent, Trustee
uommiistcrief
IF YOU WAKT TO
Bay, sell or Rent a, Home,
Buy, Sell or Rent a Farm,
Buy Sell or Rent a Store,
Buy, Sell or Rent a Lot,
Borrow or Lend Money.
Buy or Sell Bonds,
Buy or Sell Securities
Or Exchange Gountry for
Town Property.
You can save time and Mon- i
ey by placing it in cur hands. !
ve solicit patronage and prom- j
ise prompt and careful atten- j
to all matters entrusted ;
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Take VINOL
it heals the bronchial tubes
and remedies the cough
For eei'turk' ok! fashioiu'il coil liver
oil has In't'U proscriht", iv physicians
tho world over for iouh'is. Itronehitis,
weak nnejsaiHi crwu:ii jttioii. hut man v
could n ) take ii on account of its use
loss lishv oil.
AmoiK- can take our delicious cod
liver preparation. Yinol, which con
tains all the medicinal and dilative
elements of cod liver oil actual! v taken
Iroin fresh cod's livers, 'out no oil, and
wherever old-fa shioded cod liver oil or
emulsions would do good. Yinol will
do far more pod.
Try it on our guarantee.
R. L. Hamilton, Druggist.
Notice of Publication.
North Carolina In the Superior Court
lii tuivilk- County , I'.efore the Clerk.
Chas. i:. .IticUsoii. it tii )
vs.
Herbert Civaovy ami V. T. lircwry I
The dclViidr.m V.'. l. (;i-fscry will take no
tice that an action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Coint of (iran
vsile County to have j:li lition of a certain
tract I'd land in said county tidjoinhisd the
lands of I". K. Jackson V. 1 ' c lis estate. Mrs.
.Mary Currin. W. II. Taylor. 1 '.a rt ley Youiii.
Charles VVatkins ami others, eontninina: -50
iicivs :nd beinsi that trai t id" land inherited by
thehehsof the late -Mrs. Jennie!;. Creviory.
"nd the said e.e'emhuit will further take no
tice that lie is required to appear leloie the
Ciei k i! the si:perior Court oi said rouiity at
his oi'icc in ( x!ord on the -2n day of Novem
bcr. :uu! answer or ile-nc.".- to the coin
plamt in said action or the ph-.intiil's Will a p
p'.y to the court for the re! let lieniamleu t!iere
iu. This -JStd C&y cf Ot t. lv o.
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Growing girls need care, advice and medicine,
especially on reaching the age of puberty. A
nvjther's tender care and words of caution, will
often accomplish wonders. As for medicine, a
gentle, safe and reliable strengthening- tonic is
Wine of Cardui,
It will prevent and relieve pain, regulate the
functions, clear the complexion and strengthen
the constitution.
It is a valuable medicine for growing girls. !t
has tided thousands over a critical period, and
saved them from years of suffering. It can never
do harm and is sure to do good.
A relief or cure for all female disorders in girls
and women.
At every druggist's in $1.00 bottles. Try it.
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As a NationalBaBk we are under Govern
ment control, and have Government protection
This means the strongest and safeat bank for
you to do business with.
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That the TWO BIG STORES are now full of all the new things. In striv
ing to maintain our wide reputation we feel that we have added to it, as
we have the largest and best selected stoc that this town or county has
ever had di played within its bounds.
AVE ADDED EXTENSIVELY TO MANY LIES
In Ladies Wears.
Such a showing of high class Dress Goods. All
the newest things have been selected.
SILKS: The prettiest you ever saw. All the new
shades of Grey that is so popular this season as well as
all the other new colors.
And plaids for waists, a great variety of colorings.
Also the plaids both large and small for suits and skirts
in both silk and wool. And a great line of Black Goods
such that we feel that we can boast of.
In House Furnishings.
Our Rug and Garpet Room is a beauty to behold.
Such a line of Axmimster and Moquet Rugs and Art
Squares has never been shown in Oxford before. A
great line of woolen Bed Blankets, 1 0l4 and 1 1 X at
$2.50 to $8.50 per pair, snd equally as good line of
comforts, counterpaines and all other Furnishings. We
Invite your special inspection of this department.
Cloaks, Cloaks.
The cloaks are prettier this time than ever before,
especially the Rain Goats that are so servicable. Then
the Long Goats made of Govertsand Kerseys all colors.
WE HAVE THEM.
Ill Millinery.
We know that we can better take care of you in
this line this time than ever as we have a splendidly se
lected large stock and all experienced help,
Miss Blanche May still has charge of our work de
partment and we know that here taste need not be ex
ploited here.
We have a full line of Tailor Made Hats as well as a
larger line that is the outcome of our own Work Rooms.
In Men's Wear.
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Fine Cloi. Mahera '-t
..ItifEor. mm Hew VanTtfJ
X The Right Style is one of
t'lv,, the things that you can count
y -fls on in Our Glothes put there
Ho stay by expert tailors who
1 know what style is. Its worth
a good deal to know that your
clothes are right in this respect
with the right quality, tailoring
and fit as well, you can feel
that way about what you buy
here we absolutely guaran
tee everything we sell.
You will find that our styles
are the exact duplicates of the
Fashionable Garments
worn in New York and other
large cities and that our big
variety enables you to perfect
ly suit your individual taste.
LET US SHOW YOU
Any Way.
Shoes ! ShoeS! !
We still have the famous line of Drew Selby for
ladies and the Boyden and Tilt fcr men and tcys. Ycu
can always count on these as the most stylish and best
quality for they all guaranteed.
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