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WEAKWES
M2 1-2 Congress St. '
Portland, Maikb, Oct. 17, 1902.
:t!.tl consider Wine of Cardui superior
to an doctor's , medicine I ever used
and I kno w t whereof I speak-' I cut
fersd for nine months with suppressed
; menstruation which completely pros
trated me Pains would shoot thrburh
my back and sides and I would hare
.swell up and I would feel so weak I
blinding; headaches; - Mr limbs would'
could not stand ud. I naturally felt
discouraged for I seemed to be beyond v
the help of physicians, but . Win of.
i CarduL cams as a God-send to me It
felt' change for the better within a,
weekx . Alter nineteen days treatment
I menstruated .without, suffering the
agronies I jtisually did and soon becamer
regular and without pain. Wine of
Cardui is simply wonderful and I wish
that all suffering women knew of its
good qualities.
.Treasurer, Portland Econemio JJeague
: Periodical headaches tell of fe
male ' weakness . i Wine of Cardui
cure perinanently nineteen out of :
verery twenty cases of irregular
menses, bearing down pains or
; any female weakness . If you are
discouraged and. doctors f hara
failed, that is the best reason in
the world you should try Wine of ;
Cardui now. f Remember .that
v headaches mean female weakness. ,
Secure a 61.00 bottle of Wine "of .;
Cardui today.
:. . 'IS ' :
SmUbfield Hrald: Mr! James .
YeKingtoD, of Xlereland township,
in town Wednesday and snowed
as a pocket knifi 105 years .old. a It
waajnht in 1799 andL traded tb
Slr-James JobnsoD, the father of
Mr flviiigtoa stepmother. Mr.
Yelfmgtpn says he would not take
'fivedollar8 for it; v
One; Lady's Recommendation Sold
Fifty Boxes of- Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets.
I have, I believe, sold fifty boxes
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets4 on the ; recom mendation of
one lady here, who first bought a box
of them p.boat a year ago. She never
u reti or telling her neighbors and
friends about the good qualities of
tns? Tablets. F. M. Sbore, Drug-g--t,
Ruchester, Ind. The pleasant
purgative f-fe of rh-8e TabUt
nw'ik'. them i. favont with -l'dif
ev " 're. For sa!e by Hambrick
& Austin.
vir. Ho A, Baniis, formerii
tbtt'LJnarlotte Obivver and Chron
ich'. Hmj Litn editor of f he Ashvill
Ga'zefte.-NTewst Las gone to Fork,
J , to become editor of the Morning
Gazecte, of thus town. He is a pop
nlnr and capable newspaper man.
No Pity Shown?1
Fr;jfars fate was after me con-
"tin noiisSf' writes H. A. Gulleuur,
veroena, Ala. ;1 had a lern j.t
case of Piles, causing 24 tumord
When all failed: Rnrtk-1
:,!.... . ..
, ;; flalye cured me. i Equally good for
JDurD8anaall achjs and pains. Onl
25c, at J. D. Moine Drug Store,
Asheboro Courier: Joseph Speu-
- ceri.of frlpnnlft irilll n r i n 1 .k . 4
r -rday on the; wing with a rifle.
l The crne measured 6 ieet a :d 3
J aud 5 teet
f ; When bilious., take Chamberlain's
Stomach anu Liyer - Tablets. For
Wit by Hambrick & Austin.
L-'fNo matter if that Cram nckftr
, iaul m the.liepubiicau piutton it
'Vv, , "'Wily! "rtte to OAieii the iersin iht
: Sl jN'or tiier n. ,;S t a tes : iu the South it hub
. the same efface as the llaniug ot tt
red nag in. the: uoc ot a 0uil.Kii
eigh Post,
iliss : J osepline McGovvan, v cf
Wr8hingtou, D. C is x yiai.mk
.; ;? Alissej Maie aud Ethel NewelK ' - .
J ' - tTrWt ltf ft i fiff
"l. Oom TaulDead. :
J jClarens, Switzerland,1, July ,14-
r-rPatil' Kruger!; former president of
the Trans vaal RetDubljc iied Jiere a is
3 c'clookthimoraingfronl pueu-
mcnia and supervening heart weak
nessr,(,-Mr."KfugerHost cqdous
iness Monday. His daughter;1 an d
souMnlaw.ere,. ..with x him.. at. the
time of his death. .. v He had been
out only once since his arrival ;bere.
atthe; beginningiolasmonth. :
.The ei .presidents body, ,was em
balmed, .and xhis afteriio 'n the re
mains were placed in avault' pendW
ing funeral arrangemeHts. ! Apftffc
pyernment for authority i to trns4
.port the remains to the; JTansvaal
Jh the meantime they will rOe - teinV
jantynterreid heie.
f KMnAJruger; who wa staying a
the Villa vsi5u Boiehel, hid-il beeii
gradually failing for a long timef
out ne was ante to attend to affairs,
read the newspapers and receive
visits until Saturday ; He became
unconcious Mohda y an d remai ned
po until death. I Resides the - E'ofI
Mr. Kruger was tended by his sec-
refar t: -:1t
I On several occasions Mr. Krueer
had expressed a desire to be buried
beside his wife in his own country;
At Morehead City a few days as?o
Mr. Charlton Brookt of Kooxvillft
Tecn.j succeeded in ewimmlrifij from
the hotel to the nier, a distance of
three milts. This breaks the record
at Morehead City where many ei
pe t swimmers congregate.
rured of Chronic Diarrhoea After
Ten Years of Suffering .
,(l wish to say a fw words in
praise of Chamberlain's Colic. Cbol
era and, pjafrhdea Bemedy' eay
Mrs. Mattie Burge, of MartinbTille,
Va. "I soffered faom cb ionic diar
rhoa for ten years and dnribg' that
time tried various medicines witboot
obainigany permanent relief. Last
summer one of my children waR
taken, wit n qholera morbus, and I
procured a bottle of this rernedVf
Only two dosp8 were required to givr
her pntirt relief. I then decided to ;
try the medicine myself, und'oid not
nee all of one bottle tefi're Lwas
well rnd I have nerfr since h-e j
doubled w th that complaint 0 !
cannot say u o wnch in'fvor ' f Jba.
wofxiHrtni medicine. M This remM:
is for sale by Hambrick & Ansi .
C. II. Wo1fp, rt yor,ar f:i m r
michinist, of . MerkKsjb"- c; 'nt .
has iuyented t"a'" eXra?, t.
which will dn thn orK . f 5 t
h'nds in exuvtti t? nd ionrling
wagons. It weighs only Ions
ant! can be u5td c -avtiitj
.IT
uwd w ork". .
Treat Your Kidnevs lor Itheotmtiaiu
When ypu are suffering fromrheu
matism, the kidneys must be at
tended to at once so that they v i
elimina'e the uric acid frm the
blood. Foley's Kidney Cure js tbe
uiosv effective remedy for the pur
pose. R. T. Hopkins, of , PoUr,
Wis., says: 4rAft'i u hsuccessfui
doctoring three years for rheunidtiam
wthiufe pest doctors. I tried Foley
Kidne? Cure sand cured nieVJean
not speak too highly of this giei
medicine.,, For sale by namtnck
& Auttio. '
The?e. are Dog Days. ' N They i.e
g an.' according to the x al manacs,' on
the 3rd of July and end tre i lit
of Augu8t.yEvery dog, howevei, has
hts day, to use a homely phrase. : .
- - - ' . - k 1 ' v r
; Digests what yaw eat
A Lentleman familiar with thV'
tir;ro bufiness-Btates that in Dup
lin, Wayne Lenairv and t ther.H
joining C9uaties the'taccj "crop's
twentyrpercent: fsrVortert hufi-mt
tear. V,-i''-'T -; "
Ins a ranee Commissioner Yomu
has iisued; an opeu : letter brmi
mg . the PI toenix U ndr writers ji
KewAYoirk a kfraudulenteanherh'
and rning;:peopIe not; to .insure
With tltem. -H ..tavarnf 'tatft or
,akeiasar?.cC3 -cn 4m?gt'"atiy
- : - Reflection of a BAbor , ':
A fnjtn "wVth a Tjlg.'.ril 'automobile
ii h! jiost pjuftk up-;as' a nian
l OUii'tHtif H"ty Jf JU1 Ut)l ii-10'V to
inert). ind'gna' .t u to f.fup f if ,
him to bva Vi iw,, a jwuf. ou?j
iifcsg - w h t h i h by. -h as v rne W'
mi?' : Jl
: a nn mtt "are taknij h - n"Me:,
t o. cross nv K trtrk -tnW otre
Hrtvl without toil saying VJt.!Ll,o
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4lon vf-h wii'a -i 1 .itf w -i i j n e
tWii i 1 t hi : ' ii -1 ' 'Jftr -m ione
lh- fruit crop r tptcial y pericb-
es. seems-to' ibe;4iet erjinj Fsou
IhaaUa- s; me; v
couu tes : A gentleman tiom H oils .
ton , V;; ; t a i Ui e ; h r e "b i ' tew
pecucs III CC lO". ' ' :
.Try us fp v ur next ttmk u 1
sui' case, w ginraiue hc' ioAes ;
price and a reba e or 50 pr crin";
off of ' ha' for caVh- ' ' 'i '
v , 1 fx 4 ytqn. vt, Long :
T Mutual ivUr i ' -I-K
aie 1 1 U'pn in C"e ail f5 iiou r
di vi d en d c ijfph u.T c f m a & Ui l w
jnure with ws ai.d pu wiL xiui re?
er 1 . ' . V " iv,
f N ' rn'Hiti.h '
. w
Ve leVrn that Virgil n il
have b'pw. railroad ii p
'ihv.Id
on n e lie oqe .:? inn - .
Wood's Seedsl
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Sown at the last working
of the Corn or Cotton Crdp;
csl'J be plowed under the following
Aj,ril or May. in time to plant corn
or other crops the same season.
Crimson Clover prevents winter
leaching of, the sou; is equal in fer
tilizing value to a good application
of stable manure and win wonderr
fully increase the yield and qual
ity of corn or other crops " which
fbSow"it. It also makes splendid
winter and spring grazing, fine
tarty green feed t or a good hay
crop. Even if the crop is cut off,
the action of the roots and stubble
j j
m imurave the land to a niaTVprl
Hgree.
Wrlteforprice and special clr- ;
, wuiiir tciiuuj auuui sccuing etc.
LW. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen,
n RICHMOND, - V1RQ1KIA.
Wood Descriptive Fall Catalog, ready
about August 1st, tells an about Farm
and Vegetable Seeds for Fall plant
- Ing. Mailed free on request. :
Chawking and Spitting, Dropping
: iutothaT&roat,. Foul Breath,
T r m.OVUS IT, SAMPLE SENT FEEE.
r? 'p'C H'o'4 Balm tB. B. B hai cured to stay .
it o.i mo-e cases of Catarrh than al! others remedies
nwirifJ. B.B.B. kills or destroys the awful catarxfcal
jwfSMti in t!ia biood which causes the symptoms, and1
U.s nukua perfect lasting. corerf the worst old cases;
' r fJ STMPTOMS. ',;v "
1vr rtii'.tsn i n 1 lie blood iwod sees bad. offensive, frtrd
bi otri .ha j teeili.and sickoessof the stomach ; in scow
ca-A onmui2 ufa clear onleemr enlargement of the.
1 smi tx.w$of tiie nose.affectkig sense of smell .ulcesa-
irp W e- asieep. stoppj??s wr f the nose: thin, hot
blwf, run dtwn; stacks fly!:-B before the eyes .low
lor fier niotuer tj h r ipr the
Crimson Glwer
V rne.T, etc. tfowniC tUoooi tsalm Ltstts. u.jiorces its.; . i
wjt& through evwy blool vessel and vein, expellinat ;j
sal .ca'ariliiil po:son that stands in its- way,' pes
toarwrtljr'. removes every - symptom and thjis tnake :
a r-eiK t cu.e.V D, IJ, B. ' sen Js a flood of ricftfc J ::
pr bloo J . direct, to the-- affected, parts .: givinjt
tftAiinlh aud sirength iust where . it' is needed. '
a D- f-e3-. R?nT ni In ih Ears, Head Notses. 5
Ntriy ail cases of Deafners. are caused by Catarrhal
I'j;s.,n irt the blood. The air passages becost
c!o4jg?i by catarrhal deposits stopping the action of
Ihe febritory5 bones." Thousands of sufferers w froia
even tol deafness' fcave had" their hearing per
manen'.ly Restored vby taking- is. Ci. tor catarrhs
B, B; B, gradually removes the catarrhal deposit fretn
the nir passasres, thus; makinsthe; nerves of the. ear
respond t .the symptoms-of 'approaching deafness
and catanrhJ B.B.B. r.ever falls to remove ringmg irt
me cars ui iK'au in a lew wto vuicii ueai er
hard of hearing try Botanic Blood Balm , : B. B. B,
It may be the very remedy your system needs.
- OUa GUAR A NTEE. Takt a large bottle f
Botanic Blood Balm(B.QJ)Ja directed cnlxts I,
and When the right coastlW is taken a cure is
cerlzin, sare and lasting. If not cored yesr czr-j
wUf nromntf be reftmM wtthout rr?-'t.
- Botanic Ilool BalmJB.B.lfc.J $ t
Pleasant and safe tykTt Zl7f1ise& for 33
vears'iiaCxBnposed'J bf . Pure Botank - litsredients.-
Strnthensr Weak KidneVs 'arid StonfachsJ cures '
nvinftsla: 4 Soil bV'-aii ' Dfuirists Sit Pr tircA',
Bottle, with complete direction for hone cure. Sfcir la $
Describe your trouble, and special free medical arfvir.
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f Promotes DigesHdaCletruy
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'Opium,Horphine ribrlylineral;
Amw&U Seed"
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Tion, Soar Statih.Diari-fioea
tWorrns,Corvvulsions f Feverish
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
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Asf) jHriroarV 1, 1904, $Cy 155,17y.0I & G'narautee Fund In Ex
r.:.:.. I. c-eRS of Requirements .
v-""u;iK,miMSW, ii,a,aoo,
j jufi- refpfcs in 1903, 2,8.55,620.69
""or! r pts in 1903, ' 14,558,874 56 J" mnt,, " f- V : 7,8.57.944.55
Pn vrmMr ito Policy ' , J ' -Insurance .s issued
holders m 1003, ; - 6,663,153051 T .,!nr? revi ' ed in !903; 33,087,131
. "1 : . , 1 iiifri lrifsu ranee in force
m I Re.rv on Pois ' - . - 8 January 1, 1904, 1 225,765,843.00
n nd aM claims, 60,287,077.10 J A ocident Insurance in
-ifftl lttrVejn ad- - 0e January 1;1904 1208,617,238.00
j MlM.vjriren,' ' , 2.186,18B-00F Prs Jauary 1, li,04. .213,368
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