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niURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1904.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Bring us Your Wool.
We :ire :igents for .the best Wool
i::Nin th3 State. Will pay highest
ico spot cash or exchange for goods.
Edwards & bo.
Hay! Hay! !
.luf unloading one car NEW
I'.KiCHT nnd SWEET Prarie Hay;
f::.i year's growth.
EDWARDS & CO.
Furniture ! Furniture !
.: s:-t Received, a handsome line of
s - ; x r nits, from $ 15 to $65.
.: handsome line of Oak Hat
ks and Side Boards,
ririirs. Dining Tables, etc.
U U! sell for cash or on installment
; ; so s-uit the purchaser.
offering Big Bargains in all
::;nmer Goods. Special Bargains in
; jtbunr, Dress Goods and Straw Hats
EDWARDS CO.
$1.75.
Excursion to Xorfoik, Va.. from
Weiion, X. C, over Seaboard Air Liue
Kilhvay. Thursday, Arorsr lSth.
Lo ne V"e'don at 7 :lo a. m. Return
ing leave Portsmouth 7 :30 p m., Aug.
l:i;. Coaches attached for the coi
ned people. For further information
.ippJy to J. B. TlLGHMAX, Ag't,
Weidon, X. C.
II. Gatxis, C. P. A..
it Raleigh, X. C.
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BED RIPPER HAY PRESSES.
Give us your order now. Bales pea
it vices equally as well as hay.
iv.p. and they give satisfaction.
PRIXCE & CO.
t!a:id Xeck, X. C.
Busgies !
15 lot just received. Very small
l"'-iiicii bodies, sun and full tops. Bi
cycle buggies. High-grade Ladies'
i'hMtou. Surries and Carriages. We
i;eed room and are anxious to sell,
s -iiie extra fine Harness this week.
Seieral second-hand Buggies and Car-riie-
will sell at a bargain.
Come and see.
Peixce & Co.
Nurses Wanted.
The PHtman Hospital, Tarboro. N.
C. bns several vacancies in corpse of
nurses. Application blanks will be
sent oa request. Apply to
Iiss M. North wood,
Tarboro. X. C. Superintendent.
Sharpen Your Gin.
I am prepared and ready to whet
yw'ir cotton gins. Do not wait but
briisg them to my shop before the rush.
P. E. Smith.
Scotland Xeck, X. C.
Iron Safe For Sale.
One Mosler Iron Safe. Good as new.
IN ice -:'..". Address T. X . Hill, Jr.
Halitjx, X. C. !-ll-2t
Get Your Fall Suit.
Cur exoert Cutter and Fitter from
Sch!os3 Brothers & Co. Custom Tailor
ing Department, will be here 25 & 26
of August. All are invited to call on
liitr. in our store and examine our
large assortment of cloth and get a fit
for Fall Suits.
M. Hoffman & Bro.
Corby's Washington
Bread at Tyler & Out
terbndge's fresh all
the time.
Rr:;rLAR Services Eiders W. B.
Strickland and W. H. Leggett will
preach at the old male academy regu
larly on the Second and Fourth Sun
days at 1 o clock, p. m.
Dr. Blackwell Coving. Rev C. S.
J!.ckweH, D. D., of Xoifolk, Va , will
assist Rev. G. T. Lumpkin in a meet
in ' in the Baptist church next week.
Dr. Blackwell will commence hia work?
Tuesday night.
Keep The Premises Clean. One
knows it as well as . another, perhaps,
but it is in order to call attention to
the fact that this is an important sea
son to keep the premises clean
a service we owe to - ourselves
the public.
. It is
and to
Weatner Report.
Flowing is the weather report for
Scotland
Xeck lor week ending auS.
! h Temperature, mean maximum
SI; temperature, mean minimum 71
Highest 85 on the 6th ; lowest .69
OH
7th. Rainfall l Irenes.
J.I. PAVAU..
TAKES LESS WEARS LONGER.
IleLancy Gregory of Fort Plain N. Y.
To Longman & Martinez, Pamt Ma
kers, N. Y.
'Its a surprise how little L. & M.
Paint is required to paint a big bouse.
Have sold the L. & M. for over twenty-
houses are well V
four gallons of legman MarUnej
L. & M. and three gallons ot U
Oil mixed therewith. Actual cost oi
L & M. less than f 1.20 lr gall on.
Wears and covers like gold. Sold by
E. T. Whitehead Co.
AVer's Pills. Avor'e Dili-
- - j a ilia
Ayer's Pills. Keep saying
this over and over again.
i iic pest laxative, asanas
P II P IflMPIIlMPC nvr
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Coming, Going and Whereabouts
of .Our People and Other Folks.
Mr. W. T. Clement, of Enfield, was
here Saturday.
Mr. C. L. McDowell spent last week
at Virginia Beach.
Mr. R. H. Pittman, of Crowells, was
here some days ago.
Mrs. R. L. Simmons, of Enfield, vis
ited relatives here this week.
Dr. R. M. Johnson spent Tuesday
night in Williamston on business.
Mr. Frank Bowers, of Washlneton.
came up Sunday and returned Monday.
Mr. Alex. Neal, of "Richmond, has
been here some days on a visit to his
fatber.
Mrs. N. Biggs and Miss Emily Biggs
have returned from a visit to Winston
Salem. Mr. L. E. Pope, of Crowells, spent
Sunday here with his brother, Mr. W
W. Pope.
tah.eueia. oi iticnmona, is
here visiting her sister, Mr. S. B.
Kitchin.
Mrs. G. E. Edwards and Miss Fannie
Edwards returned some days ago from
Battleboro.
Miss Lucy Camp accompanied Mies
Florence Ayera home to Rocky Mount
this morning.
Miss Mary Lily King, of Leaksville,
is here on a visit to Misses Kate and
Ressie Futrell.
Mrs. A McDowell and family and
Miss Annie Kitchin have returned
Irom Ocean View.
Mrs. G. L. Bell, of Suffolk, Va., has
been here some time visiting Mr. ard
Mrs. J. Whit Bell.
Mr. Harvey Vann, of Raleigh, came
some davs aeo on a visit to the sons of
Mr. G. W. Bryan.
Miss Huldah Josey has been at
Frinklin, Vs., some days on a yisit to
Miss Jessie Brewer.
Mr. D. H. Msngum, of Henderson,
spent Sunday here visiting his mother,
Mrs. Lucy Mangum.
Misses Bruce Evans and Dapbney
Carryway, of Wilson, are here visiting
Miss Jennie Leggett.
Miss Florence Avera, of Rooky
Mount, has been here some days on a
visit to Miss Lucy Camp.
Mr. J. p. Stewart arrived some days
ago and has commenced work on the
cotton seed oil mill plant.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones haye gone
to Thelma to spend some days on a
visit to Mrs. Jones' relatives.
Mrs. Susan Salsbury with her little
grand children, Lucy and Susie Bracy,
has gone to Hassell on a visit.
Miss Marie Walker, of Portsmouth,
Va , and Miss Elise Vincent, of Green
ville, are visiting Mrs. G. S. White.
Mr. V. L. Vaughan who has spent
some time in Raleigh attending the
Summer School, has returned home.
Mrs. C. H. Bell, of Portsmouth, has
been here some time on 'a visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Allbbrook.
Mr. E. J. Proctor, of The Common
wealth force, is away this week at
Xorfoik and Virginia Beach, taking a
rest.
Mrs. J. D. Johnson who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. E. Ed
wards, has returned home to Battle
boro. Prof. L. R. Mills, of Wake Forest, is
here on a visit to his children, Mess. J.
G. Mills, Luther Mills and Mrs. Claude
Kitchin.
Mr. E. L. Whitehead, of Halifax.was
here Monday looking after the interests
of his excursion which he runs to Nor
folk to-day.
Misses Lou and Lizzie Hill and Mr.
J. Norwood Hill of Halifax have been
here this week on a visit to relatives
and friends.
The Wadesboro Messenger and In
telligencer says that Miss Mary Lou
Josey of Scotland Neck is at Rocky
River Springs.
Mr. F. M. Pope, of Newport News,
spent some; time nere ib.
visiting his father and brother, Mess.
J. A. and W. W. Pope.
Miss Bessie Futrell returned Friday
from Raleieh, where she has been tak
ing a special course in music at the A.
& M. College Summer bcnooi.
Mr. R. L. FlemingJrom Enfield, was
here Saturday and said he observed
much improvement in the town since
he was here two years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L.Worsley, of Rocky
Mnnnt: came over last week on a visu
itt i ta Mmainine some time
Aire, nuioioj "
visiting her mother, Mrs. P. J. Madry
Mrs. jV. J. Woodward, of Norfolk,
wh iwrf little son William, has been
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. A. J. Out-
. ..u-. cho mtnmed horn a lew
temriujcp.
days agdi
Mr. J. L. Be'l, of a Windsor, the effi
cient agent of the Wellington & Pow
ellsville. railroad, spent Sunday here
on a yisit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Whit Bell.
Mr. T. N. Hill, of New York has
been here some days on a visit to his
relatives and friends. He has many
friends here who are glad to see him.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bullock returned
to their home at Cone toe a lew days
ago. Mr. Bulluck bad been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Madry for some
weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. Bryan, of Atlanta, were
here last week visiting Mrs. E. M
Johnson, Mrs. Bryan's sister. They
have gone to Tillery to visit Mrs. J. T
Howell.
Mr. J. S. Bowers and family return
ed a few days ago from a summer out
ing at Asheville and Vade Mecum
Springs. They say Vade Mecum is
great place and they enjoyed their stay
there yery much.
Miss Sadie Perry came up from
Greenville some days ago and Is spend
ing some time here visiting her friends.
She will go to Raleigh soon to be pres
ent at the opening of the Baptist Uni
versuy ior women in which she is
professor of Latin.'
Charity and Children, published at
The Thomaaville Orphanage, savs
"Mrs. Noah Biggs and Miss Emilv
Biggs are among our very welcome ar
rivals this week. Mrs. Biggs is the
wife of a well known Orphanage bene
factor and Miss Emily was some years
ago one of our number. We have
nothing in the round world too good
for either of them."
On the Diamond.
On August 3rd Weidon crossed bats
with Scotland Neck on the latter's
grounds.
The first inning proved a Waterloo
for Scotland Neck. With the help of
a hit and three errors' Weidon crossed
the rubber three times. The second
was a blank for both sides, but in the
inira vv eiaon oegan her mad career
again and added two more runs to her
score. One run in the fourth inning
servea to give Scotland rteck some
spirit and the fifth she talied three
times. The sixth is indented by one
run for Weidon. After this neither
side was able to score.
Umpire A. P. Kitchin.
:the score :
Scotland Neck 00013000 04
Weidon 30200100 6
Batteries Riddick and Clark. Whit
aker and Cochrane.
ANOTHER GAME.
On the lbth of ihis month there
will be a very interesting game of ball
between the "Has Beens" and "What
Ares." Gate admission loo.
Henry T. Clark.
Off to St. Lours.
Mr. F. P. Shielbs Is one of the most
generous of men. He has given the
overseers to his various farms a free
trip to St. Louis. They left Tuesday
morning.
The six employes of Mr. Shields to
whom he gaye a free trip to the Expo
sition are : Mess. W. E. Wbltmore,E.
A. Lilly, M. W. Perry, Wiley Barnhill,
J. Whit Bell and Ed. Fleming.
It is very considerate in Mr. Shields
to'give his employes this trip, and they
highly appreciate it.
Mr. G. K. Moore also left with the
the company, and Jim Davis, a colored
man, a good farmer of the community,
also went.
A Pleasant Excursion.
The excursion which was run from
Scotland Neck to Norfolk last Thursday
by Mess. A. F. Hancock and S. B.
Kitchin was well patronized here. It
was said to be an orderly and pleasant
excursion and all who went bad a good
time. Mr. Hancock'expressed appreci
ation that the electric lighc people kept
on the lights until the train arrived at
Scotland Neck on their return. It was
easy tor the people to find their way
along the streets and the thoughtful-
nees of the electric light people helped
the excursionists out generally.
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.
Mrs. Wmslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for sixty years by millions of
mothers lor their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens tne gums, anas an
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
tremedv for Diarrhoea. It will relieve
the Door little sufferer immeaiateiy.
Sold bv Druggists in ever part of the
world. Twenty-ave cents a nouie. ce
. . . . r ir: f
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sura and aaK ior "iurn. v wsiow
Snolhinir Syrup.
Killed By Accident.
A colored boy about 18 years old, son
of Philip Bynum, was accidentally
killed a few days ago. He was sitting
nn a dhnlf in the Dorch swinging nis
feet with a gun between his legs with
muzzle up. His feet in some way struck
the hammer and the gun fired. The
load went through his chin and tore
away the front of his head and killed
him instantly. .
mtwrttttNA" alwavs soothes and
then
It also cures the baby when
AH else has failed : and 'tis true
Tf nftjin naves a life for you.
"TEETHINA" cures Cholera-Infant-um
Overcomes and Counteracts the
effects of the Summer Heat, Aldg Di-
-RjKmlatM the Rowels ana
costs 25 cent at Druggists.
CORN HILL.ING DINNER.
In the long ogo we heard much
about corn hiiiing oinners. i bey no
longer "hill corn" as tnev did in the
olden time, but now and then they
bavA the dinner.
On last Friday Mr. F. P. Shields
gave such a dinner, and a most boun
teous dinner It was. it was given at
the Hall farm near Cotten's store where
were gathered the overseers from his
several farms and a large number of
hands. The dinner was given under
the management of Mr. W. E.Whit
more who is a prince at entertaining,
A large number of Mr. Shields' friends
from town and the neighborhood had
been invited and were present to enjoy
the occasion. Full preparations bad
been made and at dinner time the long
table under the wide-spreading shades
was laden with a veritable feast of
good things. The dinner consisted of
barbecue and Brunswick stew. It had
all been cooked to perfection and the
dinner was greatly enjoyed by every
one. The Managers had thougtfully
arranged to have coffee prepared in the
house and whoever desired a cup of
coffee could have it. After dinner wa
termelons and canteloupes were cut
and all partook satisfaction.
All told, perhaps a hundred and
twenty-five persons partook of the
bountiful dinner and all pronounced it
equal to any they had ever seen and
one man who is authority on "good
eating," said it was the finest barbecue
he had ever tasted. AH joined in a
vote of thanks to Mr. Shields for the
dinner and to Mr. Whitmore, Mr. Lilly
and others for the fine preparation and
the perfect service.
Mrs. J. A. Coppedge Dead.
Mrs. J. A. Coppedge died at her
home, at Cedar Rock, in Franklin
county, Thursday August 4, 1904,age 42
years and 8 month. She was the daugh
ter of the late Oscar Camp and wife.Vir
ginia, was born and reared in this com
munity. On Nov. 4, 1S70 she was mar
ried to Mr. J. A Coppedge of Cedar
Rock, where she hts lived ever since.
She leaves her husband and four child
ren, three boys and one girl. Besides
these she leaves other relatives in this
community, her three sisters Mrs.
Annie Lawrence and Mrs. B. F. Til
lery of this place and Mrs. W. D. Til
lery, of Roanoke Rapids and her aunt,
Mrs. Lucy Mangum.
Mrs. Coppedge bad been in declin
ing health since last October, and so
marked were the changes during the
past few months her death was no sur
prise. In June she came to Scotland
Neck and spent a few weeks in the
hope of recuperation, but she grew
worse instead of better.
For years she had been a devout and
coneecracted member of the Baptist
church, and her life is a monument to
her ervice to the Lord in her own per
sonal piety and her good deeds to
others. All who knew her were im
pressed with her noble christian char
acter and her unselfish devotion to
every cause that was helpful to others.
None knew her but to love her, and
her hosts of friends, admirers and loved
ones in this community join those
about her home in sympathy for her
devoted husband and children in this
their dark hour of sadness and sorrow.
To the Patrons of tne Graded Schools:
At the close of last session the fol-
owing text-book proposition was sub
mitted :
To each pupil who will band in to
us, in good condition, a complete set
of the books used during the past year
we will furnish all the text books
needed next session on the payment of
the following fees : First, second and
third grades $1.00 each. Fourth,
fifth and sixth grades $1.50 each.
Seventh, eighth and ninth grades
$2.00 each. Fee payable at opening
of session.
A large number of our patrons ac
cepted this proposition and sent in
the books at the close of last session.
Any one who did not accept It then
but desires to secure the' benefits of it
for the coming session will please send
in the oldjbooks Friday the 12th inet.,
at nine o'ciocfcr. Graded School build
ing.
C. W. Wilson,
For the School Board.
August 11, 1904.
Capt. Day Better.
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A special from JRaleigh to the Nor
folk Virginian-Pilot says tint Capt.
W. H. Day has so mnch improved
from his t-troke of paralysis that he
has gone to Lincolnton.
The Crop Prospect.
Perhaps we have not seen m many
years such a crop prospect as we have
now, judging from the growth. Cotton
is unusually large and corn is well
grown. OI course it cannot be told
yet what the probable yield will be.but
the crops are certainly promising.
,-.nilel any kind of building? Send!
FRANK T. CLARK w.."o.
cAn-ki inn NORFOLK. VA im
You need elean healthy bowels just
as much as pure, wholesome food ;
without either, you cannot keep well.
Holliater's Rocky Mountain Tea elimi
nates all impurities. Tea or tablets 35
cants. E, T. Whiuhead A Co.
norfcl:, Uirflinia.
THE FOLLCU-'TTC- RELIABLE BUSINF
HOUSES SOt iriT YOUR TRADE.
t&aW. ritts ?vtC6ft "Ptw9
mm
repair or remodel tny kind of buildme ? Send
for our UniQHf ef buitdinq materiel, sash,
'ere. Minds, kerdwere. mintels.pimH, eless en
electric Meres fcc.
FRANK T. CLARK CO.,m.
aCstBbliinerfi373. f?!JFFQlfi.VAJ5?Si
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Oon't forget to Visit
SAMUEL C. PHILLIPS FABER;
IMITES YOUr? TRADE , .
for FlaotogrfiLjplior
Fumlture, Carpets. Ac When You go to Norfolk,
r -0 GRANBY ST., OPP. MONTICELLO HOTEl
Lowest Prircs 'Juarantced. Take tliisrnrd nnd e-et two extra 1'ho
33!-337 Church St., NORFOLK, VA. lwwtew-
, DO YOU NEED CLASSES?
Basel Paint... iMLcVeTtLWti".,
tfH mO$l eC001tlk4l$ DHNMC SPECTACLE MAKERS
Write for Descriptive Booklet tn CLASS and SPECTACLE MAKERS,
. PSt Fre- 63 GRANBY STREET, NORFOLK. VA.
JENKINS PAINT & OIL CO.,
aopJv T RAIIM Nrfolk'S Pure F0d St0rC
9e9KEeiY OC DAUltl) Hag the largest and most complete stock o;
Staple and t'uucy Groceries in tne Mute.
Tailors & Furnishers. rur uaUe in vwm,u or l,y muU wlltflWMi-
LOWE dk ftllLLER,
333 Main Street, JolumbU Building. 3040 Granby trc.
ORFOLK. - VIRGINIA. THE SOUTH S FINEST GROCERf
ittfetoi 3fiqft Scftoof
FOR DOTS AXTD GIXIX0.
Opens - August 23, 1904.
Excellent location, moderate expenses, teachers of expe
rience, home life for pupils, moral training, prepares for
college or ordinarv duties of life. Address
L. W. BAG LEY, Vrin.,
7-14-2m Littleton, N. C.
1793
THE BIHCHAIYI GCHOOL
Ideally located near Asheville. MILITARY. Highly commended by Army
Officers and Army Inspectors. Refusing PuptU Instead of increasing accommodations.
$130 per hafTCrm. COI,. R. BWGHAM, Supt., R. F. D. No. 4, Asherille, N. &
LITTLETON FEMALE COLLEGE
with a patronage of more than 200 pupils from five different States.civ
ering an area of 100 miles in riameter, desires immediate correspondence
with any young lad v who wishes to go off to school. A postal card or
latter will bring lminfduite reply and interesting information. Steam
heat and electric lights, bath smd toilet rooms, with hot and cold water, on all
doors. The 23rd annual session will
8 -4-2tn J M.
"THE SUMMER CAPITAL BY THE SEA."
The Atlantic Hotel and Cottages
MOREHEAD
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The largest and most fashionable Seaside Resort in the South. Three hun
dred rooms, single and en-suite. Private baths. Hotel greatly improved and
made more attractive than ever. Lighted by electricity. New piers, large
pavilions. Finest bathing, sailing and fishing on the coast. Largest and most
beautifully decorated ball room in lhe South. Music by the famous Levin'
Orchestra. Beautiful and varied electric display on the pier. Cuisine and (
service first-class in every respect. The ideal place for rest, pleasure and recrea-1
tion. Special rates to families. Write for diagram and booklet.
Owners A. & N. C. R. R. A. J. COOKE, Manager.
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The Josey Hardware Co., Scotland Neck, N. C.
Gentlemen :-I am using the Champion Peanut Thresher. They give perfect silisfaction, n .l I fhwf
outlast any other makr. I heartily recommend them in every respect. Very truly, STATON.
Crowellh, N. C, .Lummy 10, 11)01-.
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Dear Sirs : The No. 2 Champion Peanut Thresher bought of jou last
style. I think it a good purchase.
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We GoaMtee to Save
Don't forget our Cut Prices in all Goods During this Month.
Josey Hardware Company,
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For sale by
O. E. D. BARRON,
V.5 "tUa.Y l&an
Who KLLS,
No matter where located.
We Have Rare Bargains for Investors.
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a&ANBY sr.. Non.-ot-K. va.
Southern
We prepare voung men and women
for BUSINESS POSITIONS. Open
n summer. Send lor catalogue.
J. M. Ressler, Pre.
1904-05
begin on Wednesday, Sept. 11, JU01.
RHODES, President, Littleton. N. C.
CITY, N. C.
jUWuvulf UUJJuvJ
Scotland Neck, N. C.
Yonrs yery truly
Cotton Gin
You Money in ttic Pnrcta
tiwwpia o
DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT
TlM SI .00 bottle contains 2H timestha trial ftze, which s!ls for SO cor.ts.
rRBPAKBD OMLY AT TH LABORATORY OF
1 I E. C. DeWITT c
B. T. Whitehead & Co., Scotland Neck, N. 0.
WHY BUY THE YORK SAFE ?
Because they saved their contents in
Norfolk's big lire (Jun. li02) bcuei
than other sates.
Write for prices and testimonial or
call
A. D. ROOEKTE5,
tt Hoanoke Are., Jl OJilU.A, I .L
Ave EYauo vv Vb SuccA. love.
We nlwu) n H" c-i : 1 HiruniiiK in
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in.. !.:nj;eft Stot K i.i l. f Miiith if heul 1
EURROW, MARTIN i CO..
jrss$, m.&cfcis, Ham cor;?,
2en MAIN ST., NORFOLK, VA.
.rOUR TRIP TO MORFCt-f.
u not cois-ipleie unVis yon vitit
PAUL'S,
.'90 Mai;- Rt, Near Crnby St
EVERYTHING IN JEWEL?.
MONEY'S WORTH Of MONEY PACK
STEOPAfri V.
A science and method of ruriiij; liti;'. f
without drugs or knife.
i'.;. dawson wir.i.Aiv j;.
JSTEOPATK5C PHYSIC.:. .
40, 41, 42 Haddington Bidr ,
NOR FOLK,
OSSOlTATiON AND I XAVINATtCM FKCF.
.nsist on tour Grocer Civing
ret
KNADLLK & LUCAS'
k'u'&Us, CaAswjs, XV.
ni you will lI the U :.l !':; j i-m iiioi,. v
tWRlLlSBNIC
k New SclcDtific liscovcry
for the
DLCOD and NERVES.
It purifies the blood 1 y eliminating lli
vvasJte matter anl oilier impurities an.l ly
destroying the germs or iuktoIm-s thul
infest the Mool. It buiMs ti th" 1i1mk'
by restoring and multiplying 1l- r,-l '"'
puselos, making the Mood iih ai:d i-'!.
It restores and stimulates the net vis,
.ausing a full free How of nerve l.:vi
throughout the entire nerve system. It
speedily cures unstrung nerves, nervous
hiss, nervous prostration and all dix at,.i
of the nervous system.
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RYDAI.ES TONIC is a spe. ilie for all
forms of Malaria. It acts on a u-w prim
tiplc. It kills the mi rolos that produ. .
Malaria. The r.-iusr being removed l!.
disease quickly disappears. KYDAl.KS
TONIC is guaranteed to tire the most
obstinate cases of Malarial lever, t hills
jnd Fever, Ague, cte. We authorize all
dealers handling our remedies to l' ltnid
the purchase juice for every 1ottle. o(
RYDALES TUNIC that does not givi
satisfaction.
Trie Radical Bemeoy Company.
HICKORY. N. C.
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