SacLost Bother.
, "Consumption rani in oar family, and
through it I lost my Mother," writes E.
B, Rld, ot Hnrmonyi M?. uTot tfce
past five jenni, tYjwever, on the (lightest
sign of a Congh or Cold, I hare taken
Dr. KingV New" Discovery, for Con
DiUjitiun, which has laved me from
senoas laug trouble." Hi mother'!
death waa a fad loss for Mr. Reid,. but
he h'med that long trouble . most not
in) neglected, and hovr tooureforeonghs
I and colds. Price 60o and $1.00; - gnar
nteed at all drngtsta. Trial bottle free.
' it would take more than asbestos
. ) lining to keep money from burning a
. ole in some fellows pockets.
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Lines reach -nearly every State in the 'West with. Steamship
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- Round-trip Homeseekers rates to Loifisiana, Ti xas, Oklahoma
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; Through Pullman1 Tourist Car three days each week from
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- Requests for information cheerfully answered.
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JHe that knows,
and knows that he
knows, is wise.
Follow him.
. Arabian Pr.
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., l If ' - .IrMMnn.V'-..
Biscuit
istwell: fed;
Dine
. ':- NATlONAi.BUCUrr COMPANY
.4'
On account
tor , vougns, vo'
iXrihsai Crackers V
I IweXeMkCf Tal3 sCmSh1!1 I
VSdCI Tea Vxtzlt I
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imitations with similar sounding names wuh
- known reputation
j .' f
if.
jWc originated HonevJand ,Tar as a Throat and Lung Remedy and unless get
Remember the name and insist upon having Foley'sHoney and Tar . Du not risk
eyour lif; or health by taking imitations, which: cost you the same as the genuine.
k vr a ttr I t an s fkoA m m m -m T ' "
.. SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN.
bj '. Urate kr Bma Bate Wfcssw
'.. Dar t. BraAleato. -
Sealskin ia admired the world over tot
It aoftneaa) and glossiness; and ret the
human hair la oquaHr aa soft and floss?
when healthy; and the radioed cause of alt
hatr trouble la dandruff, which la earned,
by pestiferous parasite that saps the
vitality of the hair at Its root Mewbro's
Herplolda to the only preparation that la
fatal to the dandruff germ. Without danj
draff there Is no falUnf hair, but a lux
uriant growth of (lossy, soft hatr la esr.
tain. Boourlnr the seal? wont cure dan
druff. , Kill the dandruff verm. . Thous
ands of women owe their beautiful suits
of hair to Newbro's Herptetda. Bold by
leading druggists. Bend JOe. In stamps
te The Berpiolde Co., Detroit, Wen.
r M. L. Marsh, Special Agent.
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of the great merit and i; popularity FO LEY'S ;H OKT AND JT AR
Co)ds,;;;andvXung,Jv-Tr6uble,; several mariu facturers" jarQfJadvertising-.iii'liM-t.'-ii-r-'j:!1
-' v ;.i '.t ' . ' r ' i;:.!i:rLl;i:'': ;r:'l ' 'i
as, : ana 3 l.u ng
oi FOLEY'S HONEY
i DO HOT DEI
Foley's IIoney and Tar is put up in
V ALL OVER THE HOUSE.
A Laundry Suggestion (n Which Par
.; '; eTfin Flgursa. :r "
' Put B'jiled clothes to soak over
night. Into S boiler half full of hot
rater -cut a half bar of eoap and a
piece-pf pareian one and a half inch
es square.--Fill the boiler with fine
pieces of cloLiiing nud-boU one-half
hour1. For the second boilerful add
the same amount of soap and paraf
fin and boil the samo length of time.
I'hei'o v.iit bo enough soap and par
affin for the third boiling of towels
and conro pieces. Scald, hut dojiot
boil, black and white percales and
ginghams, and they will not fade.
Rub all soiled epota lightly on the
washboard, using no more soap.
After ringing through two waters
and bluing hau4ip to dry. In win
ter if the ilanncle are washed in the
water left from white clothes .and
rinsed in warnr .vatef softened with
a little bor.;x t!:uy will be nice and
soft. The Koniij witer in the wash
boiler is very pood to clean floors,
sinks, etc., if need wannr Empty the
boilei' before it tools, or the paraffin
will form a rim, which only gasoline
will remove.
Enamsiing a Bst'ntub.
First the old enamel should be
cracked off v.iili o small hammer
and ground down with sandstone.
Next give it ore coat of one part lin
seed oil and fo'ir parts turpentine,
which will prevent any further cor
rosion and at the same time forms
a good surface for the. subsequent
painting. Follow this with two
coats of paint made as follows: Zinc
white paste, three pounds; pale gold
size, one-fourth pint. Stir well and
thm with turpentine, llus pamt
will dry hard and resist the action
of hot water.
For the 8ink Back.
Measure sink from end to end and
get a boat d that length and about a
foot wide. Cover smoothly with oil
cloth on o le side, tacking the raw
edges on tho back. lut a screw eye
about six inches from each end to
hang it by. Uaug it so the lower
edge will come over back of edge of
sink instead of under the hnisu.
This will keep it dry and clean, and
when the oilcloth is soiled it can be
cleansed with kerosene.
Macaroons.
Soak half a pound of sweet al
monds in boiling hot water until the
skins rub otf easily, wipe them dry,
pound lifte and mix with rose wntqr.
Beat the whites of three eggs to a
stiff froth, stir in gradually half a
pound of white powdered sugar and
the almonds.. Drop the mixture in
email parcels on buttered bake tins
or huttered paper on tins separate
from each other, sift sugar over
them and bake slowly.
A Cooking Hint.
. When frying doughnuts have a
large saucepan of hot water near the
kettle Qf fat. As the doughnuts are
fried take them out one by one from
the fat and dip them for an instant
in the hot water before setting asidt
to cool.; This removes the superflu
ous fat and renders them more di
gestible. Have the water very hot
and just pass them' through it as
quickly as possible. .,.
"" " . Concerning Paper Bags.
It is well that housewives should
know that paper bags are made of a
compound of rags, lime, glue and
similar substances mixed with chem
icals and acids. When dry these do
not hann, but if allowed to become
damp a paper bag is unfit to touch
articles of food. ; Never, therefore,
keep food that is of a damp or juicy
nature in a paper bag.
. Care of 8tovss.
" If the range or stove has got spot
ted with grease while cooking and
won't polish,, a good way to remove
H ia as follows: Take a little hand
brush, smear it well with soot from
the-flue and rub-it well over the
greasy parts. ' Afterward blacklead
as usual, and yon will find the grease
has disappeared, and a brilliant pol
ish will be the result. ; - ; I. v '
A theatrical aneel and his" coinare
quickly divorced. ' .:: i;;Hr -v
: Hypocrites deceive themselves most.
iiujj j mm i'mjh ii
the view-o
AND TAR."
G POSED -U POH
three sizes 25c, 50c
r
EVER WATCHFUL
A Little Care Will Save Many
: .-" Concord Readers Future ,
'' Trouble.--;
Watch the kidney secretions.
: Bee that they havethe amber hue of
health; Vw";',:'
The discharges not excessive or - in
frequent; '; '
. Containno'trick-dnst like" sediment.
: Doan'a Kidney PUla will do this for
you. '. . . -
: They watch the kidneys and core them
when they're sick.
W. J. Hill of 40 South . Union street,
proprietor of a hardware and harness
store, Jtutioe of the Peace, and one of
the Peace, and one of the beet known
oitizens of Concord, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills proved a very efficient
remedy in my ease. , I got a box at the
Gibson Drug Store and osed them for
kidney 'disorders and. backache from
which I liad experienced a great deal of
annoyance, trouble and pain. The
kidney secretions had bothered me for a
long'while, were very irregular, dark
and full of sediment The pills cleaned
it all up and I have not had an ache in
my back since taking the last dose. My
back is mueh stronger and my health
generally is improved a great deal.
am glad to make public endorsement of
the pills trusting that it may be the
means of relieving some other sufferer."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn' Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Uemember the name Doau's ai d
take no other.
No, Maude, dear, a farmer doesn't
have to be a magician to turn a cow
into a ten-acre lot.
A DisaatrousCalamity.
It is a disastrous calamity, when you
lose your health, because indigestion and
constipation hbve sapped it away.
Prompt relief can be bad in Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They build np your
digestive organs, and cure headache,
dizziness, colio constipation, eto. Guar
anteed at all druggists, 25c.
If the fool killer should e::t really
get down to work the lawyers would
starve to death.
"IThaakThelordl"
cried Hannah Plant, of Little Hock,
Ark., "for the relief I got from Buck
ten's Arnica Salve. It cured my iearful
running sores, whioh nothing else would
heal, and which I had suffered for 5
years," It is a marvelous healer for
cuts, burns and wounds, Guaranteed
at all druggists, 85o. -
Some people claim that heaven is
their home and then move every time
the rent comes due. "
Nature needs only a Little Early
Riser now and then to keep the bowels
clean, the liver active, and the system
free trom bile, headaches, constipation,
eto. The famous little pills "Early Kir
ers" are pleasant in effect and perfect
n action, xney never gripe or sicken,
but tone and strengthen the liver and
kidneys.. Bold by Uibson Drug Store.
A painter may feel that he is way
up in art when his pictures are skied.
A Oough Syrup whioh drives a cold
out of the system by acting aa a cathartic
on the bowels is Offered, in Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar..' Clears the
throat, strengthens the-, lungs and
bronchial tubes. The mother's friend
and the children's favorite.! Best for
Croup, W hooping-Cough, eto. Sold by
When a man can't pay for his coal
he expects it to be put on the slate.
Do not be deceived by counterfeits
when yon buy Witch Hazel Salve. . The
name of E. O. DeWitt & Co. Js on every
box of the genuine. Piles in their worst
form will soon pass away if yon will
apply De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve night
and morning. Best for Outs, Burns,
Boils, . Tertor, Eczema, ' eto. Sold by
Qibson Drug Store. :' ; ' i.-. ..
Most fellows Would marry for love
if they felt they could afford it. ,. -:
A liquid old cure and the only Couhg
Syrup which moves the bowels works
aU oold out of the svstem-o-is Kennedy a
Laxative Honey and Tar.,, dean the
head and throat and makes weak lungs
strong. Beat foe Group, - Whooping
Cough, eto. Children low it . Bold by
Gibson Drag Store. ,.-. ; ' -ji ' .
,yrt.l! "''If '""w J
4
and $1.00.
CONDENSED STORIES.
Joke Was en the Senator, and Hs
Acknowledged the Cm.
- John A. Harris used to relate the
following inoident, which happened
in his home town of Plainfield : .
"In 188(5 the late Senator Henry
L. ' Dawes while driving near the
town of Plainfield, not !:ar from
Cummington, a native tcvn, lost his
"OCE8S YOU HAVE LOST, SENATOIt "
way and secured the services of Wil
liam Keid, a simple minded youth,
to direct him the right way.
Mr. Dawes took the hoy in his
carriage, and aa they were pasiny
an extensive pasture the senator re
marked that was "u fine lot of spear
grass."
"That's Herd's grass," remarked
the boy.
Vainly the senator tried to ex
plain that the boy was wrong and
finally made a bet of $10 to a cent
that he (Mr. Dawes) was right and
referred the matter to Andrew E.
Wells, an old farmer, who knew Mr.
Dawes by sight.
"Guess you have lost, senator,"
said the referee, who decided the bet
!n the boy's favor. "Why, that is
Herd's grass, for it belongs to Tom
Herd." So Mr. Dawes admitted
that the joke was on him. Boston
Herald.
A Good Thing at a Bad Tims.
Mme. Bougtiereau, the widow of
the noted French painter, was Miss
Elizabeth Gardner of Exeter, X. H.,
says the V ashington Post.
"Mme. Bouguercau," said an
artist, "has a fund of Xew England
anecdote, which she repeats with a
droll humor.
"I heard her in her studio one
day describing an aged woman of
Exeter. This woman was always
saying wise, true things' "at the
wrong time. Her grandson got
married, and a little while after the
wedding she made the excellent re
mark:
"'I am glad Herbert had the
sense to marry a settled old maid.
Yonng gals is highty tighty, and
widders is overrulin' and domineer
in'. But old maids is generally
tnankiul and willin to please.
"And the aged dame crocheted
away comfortably, with the con
sciousness of having said a good
tiling. But the look on the face of
Herbert's new wife as she fixed the
old lady with her glittering eye was
suggestive of anything but meek
ness." Proof For Colonel Crowninshisld.
The estate . owned by the late
Colonel Crowninshield, one of Mar
blehead's most aristocratic citizens,
adjoins the pasture of William
fanner, a sturdy farmer. A valua
ble dog owned by the colonel used to
run into the pasture and annoy the
farmer's cows. Farmer went to Colo
nel Crowninshield and requested
that the annoyance be stopped, only
to receive, the reply, "How do you
know it is my dog
. "llow do 1 knowr" replied the
other, with " rising ;: indignation.
"Why,"haven't I seen him V '
"You , must bring me better
proof," replied the colonel as he
turned coldly away. ,
"All right, sir," said the farmer in
an unmistakable tone. . "The next
time the dog bothers my cows IH
bring yon all the proof necessary in
a wheelbarrow." , V :
The dog never bothered the cows
afterward. Boston Herald. '
r'.,:. He Needed Them.
V "Skaggs Corners 1" !. : ;
The young man leaped from the
train and began hastily to look
after his enormous mass of luggage.
i rrhearter manacrer. hain't ver
said a veteran in red mittens. .
"No," tha young man answered.
1 am--aw landscape photographer,
gathering snow scenes for a work on
'Beautiful America." 1 ' , H1 4 '
"Waal, I be gosh durnedl 'Wat
ye doin', then, with thet thar mount
ing o theayter BceneryP' ." "
"Those canvases," said the young
man, "are painted with rustic views.
I use them to hide the medical and
other advertisements upon the land
scapes that l photograph." ft ew
Orleans Times-Democrat. '
. Every ounce of food yon eat that fails
to digest does pound of harm. It turns
the entire meal into poison. This not
only deprives the blood-of the necessary
tissue-building material, bat it poisons it.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a perfect
digeetant. It digests the food regardless
of the condition of the stomach. - It
dijnsts tiie food rc-vdless of the
d "''ion of t'-e stomach. It allows
Uu-t c.n to rebt and get strong again
7 ';,., -., i Heart T n, f r
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The Duke Divorce Case Dp Again.
Newark, N. J.. Dec. 21. -The
hearing in the divorce suit of Jamei
B Duke, president of the American
Tobacco Company, against Mrs. Lil
lian B Duke was resumed. The
hearing ii to determine whethi r Mr.
Duke is a resident of the state of New
Jersey and whether his wife is an
swerable to the New Jersey court In
his divorce. Both Mr and Mrs Duke
were on the witness stand.
Man's Unreasonableness
is often as great as woman's. Bat Thoe.
S. Austin, Mg. of the "Repnblican," of
Leaveuwortli, Ind., ws not unreason
able, wtieu he refused to allow the
allow the doctors to operate on his wife,
for female trouble. "Instead," ho snys,
"we concluded to try Electric Bitters.
My wife was then so sick, she could
hardly leave her bed, and five (5) phy
sicians had failed to relieve her. After
taking Electric Bitters, she was perfectly
curnd, and can now ierfonu all her
household duties." Guaranteed by all
druggists, price 50c.
Look rut for the men who should
be locked into
No mutter how long you nave had the
onuih; if it hasn't already developed
into consumption, Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup will cure it. At any drug
9iO)S
THE HOLIDAY GIRL
O. nht to be di lighted to krow that
we are quipped to have all orders
now placed for drying or cVaning
work readv on time frr the Xinas
H-litays
Why not get active and see us
about cleaning that party dress, silk
waist, gloves or slippers.
QUEEN CITY DYEING AND
CLEANING WORKS.
Phone 246. Charlotte, N C.
MRS J. M. HESTER, Proprietress.
JUDGE
PARKER
PENS
BY THEIR
MERITS...
BECAUSE
They are the " pens of
pleasure." '
jj WHAT DOES
m IT MEAN?
It is the name of a
patented Improve
ment used exclu
sively in the Parker Pen
which prevents leaking
or soiling. It's a good
" habit to form that of
using a Parker Pen.
Com in and let
iU4&ot you
Marsh's Drug Store.
Dr.J. S.LAFFERTY
Treats Diseases of the Eye
and Ear. Fitting Glasses with
care a specialty. X-Ray
Work. Office, Room 15 Mor
ns Building
Two
Dyspeptics
If veo are too f ft It Is because vour food
turns to fat Instead of muscle strength.
If 70a are too lean the 1st producing foods
that yen sat are not vrsMrlr digested and
Mshnusted,
Lean, thm,- stringy people de not have
enough Pepsin in the stomach, while fat
people have toe muoh Pepsin and not
nough Pancreatine. , ..
Kbdol
Dyspepsia Cure
eon tains all the digestive Jukes that are
found in hsalthv stomach, and ia
exactly those proportions necessary te
enable tne stomach and digestive organs
to digest and assimilate all foods that may
be eatealCodol b not only a perfect
dinttant but it Is a reconstructive, tia-
sue building tonle as well. Kodol cures
ind'.fsuon, uyepepsis bour fetomacn.
Heartburn. Palpitation ef the Heart and
Cons-paUoa You will like it :-
Dfr rts Vh-t Ycu Lzt
if u'
-ac r '
r
1 1 i ilf V a
1
64M - V
MIS
.Vbekl-.lalJ
FAILED TO IZIZ'ZZ
This Doctor TlMn Tried
Head of tha reault. '
For ever 10 years I have euBersd with Wntsais
my bunds. I tried leading sdmUUsm ia
Burope and America, and none sould do Bie a
Mtrtiele of Rood. If 7 hands were wollea nntll
:hey were like hnge sores. I did not dare to
rash them properly , as I found that erery sosp
I used made the disease grew worse. The
(Luropesn dootors knew no more tha the
Smericui. I anally used Three S Kesema
Sure, carefully following dlreotlons, and I find
that it is all that you claim for it, it has com
pletely cured me. I ahaU take great pleasure
thereafter in recommending It te any patlenfc
Yours truly. DR. & M. JONAS, '
Feb. S. 1906. St0 Prairie Are.. Chicago.
What we do for others we can Just as
nrrely do for yon. No use to dose the '
itomach; you can't reach the skin that way.
So use to go to health resorts; water won't
all parasites. There is only one scientific
ind logical treatment; D. D. D. Prescrip
ioa. It actually slaughters the parasites
o the skin that result inEcxemaandallskm
Kseases. '4Try a $1.00 bottle today, and
on will be convinced. Remember, we ro
und every cent it D, P; V, Presarptioa ;
is 10 care;
WE PROVE IT.
To convinoa you we have arranged with
the D. D. D Co., so that any sufferer
from any ekin diseases can get direct
from the D. D. D. Go's, laboratory a,
large FREE sample bottle of D. D. D.
prescription together with 83-page new :
pamphlet on skin diseases and free ad
vive ou your particular case from the
world's greatest skin specialties.
FRFF SAMPLE COUPON.
-'- (MAO, THIS PROMPTLY)
D. D. CO , MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
116-120 Michigan St., Suite 9, Chicago
Please scud me free prepaid, a large
A17.A anmnlfl hnr.r.lA nf TV: TY TV . Tiamnh 1 At
and consultation blank. For .years
1 have been anhcted with a skin
called
ana nave never
4 . . .
Died D,D. D.
Name..-
Address
Gibson Drug , Store.
PBSM
DR. W. C. HOUSTON:
DENTIST 1 7f
Office 'Phone , as
Residence 'Phone 11 "
Office opposite Cannon A1
Fetaer Co.
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Isaac Erwia Ayery.
.. . ,
Late City Editor of
Charlotte Observer.
Proceeds to be ' used for
Avery Memorial Scholar- .
ships at Trinity College.
Price $2,00 Delivered.
ADDRESS . -
GEORGE STEPHENS, Chairman,
Charlotte, N. C.
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cor.iPAUiG:j
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