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rn v if n'i'l inn k'lPp I
pr in 'f wh/?c.| vnllpy Mf tfiP
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gmtim! f?>r f f ? r 1 ?|ps? rnylnu. row
Mne 9MVMi?pjit i4* ?Mi( ??f iImIp Iipiipp
?n?f fliHt h tmtrlp VVfRf,"
with ntnn In filq prnjipr pl?CP oml t hp
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n?rv rPvPMlf?>| Mtrmiuli t f ??? ' "Npw l^1*
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IrtfiJP'l P'1IH'?n "f III" "K?>nyq (if tfiP
Rmk|p?" KMrq Mr. IIpwps:
"A fifllf ?pnfury fiu<> fhp W'pqfprn
fWHUPI WPfP M|P?|!v ?|pq,,tll?pi| fur |lf
prn? r ?riivp|prq nq mining rnmpa. i*mm?
li?1lci (iMMftto ?.f l|PR|iPrH<1"Pq HM?I
thp ??f ?|?p f lit ifiol I tii? rit 1 1 r<*n *f pngl
??ppr I'rpt fluff p. K<ni?pnp FIpIiI. M?p
TPM<"it, f^Mv?r?l "I'm y I ? t, nn?l Mtbprq. ?fp
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Wlti'tn o? ft p|PH9?-?
A n?1 " n I *? t?i ii I ?? v 1 1 ??
Only ? lit I !?* ??vpr n ?1pi?iIp Hip
iinvhny mtil Hip 'Wild W??9t 'HIumv* liphl
-nl t ???*? l?*n, Mini Hip m lti*>
^Tf*rP ?HII M tMPfP l?M?'l? 1*1 nilM'l f??i ? I IP
rnni?li rMlne gpfiuq Itnnuv
"'I'imIii y, InMvpvpr, M?p IIoi'Mpo nr?>
lipglnnlng hi !?p n|i|trp<'lnlpil fur H?plr
trup n m r1 Ii <in<l glory," ? ??nl Iiwp?j Mr
|(pwnq. "In Hip 'Npw HlPV
ppp?ih for t lipniqpl \ p* Wp in* lotigpr
flwl thpm innn iwmIp, Init th??| iiiimIp.
,(MpHIp,| in (liplr ?ntppin?l suMlmllv
ami qnnnlpnr, Hip Alps Mini \ii<Ip<? of
n MPW H??il ilil qpl i' W'pqt. In I It i <a pq
flintilp limn |q not forgotlpn; hp '?? pui
In corrw ! nllcnt>i<>nt Insfpnd of mi
lirnornnt, inllltnnt. forp*t ?1pf?tmjr1ng, In
iifwpni nnlnml Killing, rfynntnllP p\pln?1
| n?j, i'ow pnmlilng ?nvngp, hp I" prp
apnu^l iiq hp I nil v I" vpflnpil. ? I \ II
|*p?|, ii?p?| iiml IiuiuMpiI hpfnrp <Iip
snppi ?'i opt |i?n<? of Hip gvput I lr??f
Ciinao ||p |s? In v II is I to ?o romlnol
lih llfp ii<? to nwtoh nn?l rpapofnl to
flip punp ? hfl?Hty, Hip p|pv?itlon nn<1
1lip pvofonml nltttmlpff of Ihp Soon v
nlth oijinil \irtiipq nn?1 lofll
npa<* of t?\nl "
I hp pat ?iMUhnipnl of flip UorKy
\|. nniMi" ViHiMVtl p:ivK In 11115 found i
ll\i> ,M|aln^i?n of Hip "\p\x Kvpron i
?ji?\n iitKing <n touvl?t* In Tnho^a vwl i
lrx .'f iIip |>'<*to<? PnrK voglon. SiUi-o ,
|l|OI| h\ offlp'rtl 1ls*UVP*, IhPfP 1l;1\P'
hpv>n 1,'NU "U1' \|?iior? t o |hp pm Kf; with
Oip io*nlt th:M il wholp |o| of ppoplp
In -HI of tlip *vuutr> Know
"t h uVp ' lloww In nt 1p^?sI onp of hl?
ap>pv-\^ , np^pfHo* Somo pflr hv
V,?n> ?>* honlfn?p nn.l -.it Mm popt ; j
(|,m>!m)i^h <oivp ?npflv \iiY \ Pv??v In^P
Ii 3* tbo n v??t ivlit ion of li\?
hn1* h^on <?oM ont, ' Hnmeh npv pr iv
\Uiwin1 in tbo pro?? ot* . rt.,\pi-1i?p^ p\
i>pri Jm mpi-p \x onl of month niow on "
Vl orp nvp n>?n> . %sf .vivec n ho
?"i^r n?>t ^1 :\H ii^n.'Prnlnsr llo^ov -.^p
M>s>',ip S-nno of thoit> avp rsthpr
?nI l^nt t:>Kp? fl'l 'Kin?1? of )>p?>
j>tp ii' ^ v p <> w?\vl?\. ^n.', n^.^t of Hvm
f*ir>sp1\ e-o "How ?^ooi ho L"0| ;h?|
n-->\ ' ? 11 co th^i
Vi iwpon-v io nv. in\vilr> n 'o;i? iVp
???p V.np sr<l i\n Hip .wvvin
ir v Hip \. \x on ru-ul ijv or
^ip.^ior Mr Hf n os fnv
i mo n ith <jnito s oomivohPr * > p
vov.NM^r'.lnm Jtnil with i"*Pnn.ssi,v. --to
>iv, ?t *'PvV?stim. ro *jnorp it or .Nhp*
^??o" I "mV.rtnnflto'U thojv i^ not
vp?w* hoiv Vor ii vorhfttim. \pvortho
whsi follow* mriv 1>p oonsiiloivsl
invi.tp ir?fo;*mfti?oT?.
How oea Horses Converse
Vn oh?.vrvPT r>f?m<s1 Kont. wituhint ro
m* k'P *OTTfp 0? ?\>T0?1 vl.PtoT'P* i,f
h.?ws two ,-?f th*?m In
n fp^ fi-pft-rt . Sh<v*t
> hp Knrpiiso^ to hPi?r
? "harp little wnftpplnic or ohlrfviftK
roivp oomint ^t hrtof. rp^rniftr intervftln
f-v?Tn ot>p of the flfwh**. Almost fmme
fllf?re4y thp??p wtffOftl* >ftn#m^?rpA
^v?m rh^ oth^r Oft
K>ix formA thi^t the WW* horww
J.-O/YVX J'U&K -
It iipponrs from t ho moiiioriiiidiiin
t h h t Mr. IIpvpb Im ??f WHsh ? 1 t .
tempered wllli HnitHsli the ICkpiIiuis
rt|iil I *ii 1 111**1' 'i. who ?i i*?? *?l 1 1 1 numbered
iiniotitr thp peerage. Ill* Amerli'iiti ?n
iPQlnft) hindod Id hofti Now Ktigliind
mid Vlrelohi early Ifi I'olotilal day*.
Hp wa? bum 1" I N70 In limine, Iowa.
|?n worked ii * ii rnllwuy e*presNinan
until 11*17. when with hlw mother ami
luntlior ho oHthnl OH it lioilioul 1'iul III
i'tiliMiaii valley .ill thi1* foot of l><?tm*
i*p?h 111* nehoollnij on d oil with ii
hrlof period In ii high nclionl. "An in
(pusp Inherent piisnhm for hook* and
reading, howovor, put Itlin fur beyond
tho average adult reader liy llio 1 1 mo
|,?? xxit? nix toon."
"At the age of twenty-one 111
Moil file/* say* tho tuotnnriindum. i
"Howe* oniue fnop to fnoe with it ro
m?rknble pnyoblo mynlory, itml from
thitt time forwiinl lio became In every
cpn?o of tho word a Mystle. Tho
page* of hi* autobiography front thin
tlnto on exhibit n vNlonarv ?m<l pent alio i
qottl, struggling In tho gritsp of tho
woihl *utllo|entlv to rouse II to *iuves* |
fnl etTort* for ? livelihood and to
maintain a reasonably normal mental |
bulling.
?Tolled, apparently, almost despair- ,
lug of hi? efforts to ponotrnto beyond
a pertain point In tho oont oinplat Ion of
h|q my*twy." eonllnuo* tho memoran
dum, "How on turned to tho visible <
things of nature that ho found about
iilm In hi* mountain r^treal and poured
on I his heart find emotions upon them
K? km . pi-.t \ or. worship, adoration ami
many threads of mystic correspond-'
ou?o are ?till In evidence In this latest
\ plume
.One thine I* *nre: \o matter how
(lonoh tho ciltlc* may \U*angle o\or
tho merit* of hl?? vorso, Mr Hoxxes is
to ho congratulated on iho timeliness
of hi<* "Now Kvprossloii " Vrohahly
xorse of all Kinds was novor so pop
nh i sis now. And Plainly many
of tho p?vts of today haxe cut loose
ftvm all 11 1 ovary tradtt >-ns of form
Of course. bolus a Mystic, tho poet's
choice of subjects is a? chaste as tho
vr.oxx topped poaV*. though thoro are
poems on almost a a many t homes
Hiv xx hen it <"*omos to form xxoil,
hoiv's xx v. ;x \ Mr Hoxxcs' memorandum
V XX V that :
"Urw os' xj^si and ?Nvmprvh on si xo
ivaitinps a"n?1 ro-i-oadings of tho xx ?vld's
'itovfltusv havo ivsviliotl, as I1t
ov?ry .-.Mtip.^ition is ^ou.viriod no} in
tho aoadomle gymtiastios 01 a wor?V
^onirov or x o;*vo maker hut in f\ ]>e
onliar manipnlat1?>n -moire, rhyme .!
ni'oavnre. to?-hniqne rn.i form, fill s*oem
iv> melt down into pure spirit na Ht les
Snhst ;1 >ite in lity^nnre h r the ?'*ell -ot
>x-ere sipnalint or tslkinc to ea^h <Mher
in this manner The n<*>!?e ^'as f^nml
ro he ma^e hy the mnsonlar cl.isfnn
and sudden evpansi^n ?vt tho lower
law. Those sevmds ate prod neon hv
hoth voves and they are hoth more
freqnent and lender than ufmal in the
vpawninj: season. ? Kvohanfcr
Lytfia THHvwl In Early Oay?.
LyvTla thrived moat from 716 B. C.
to B. C. (whe? <>oeaua **a$ nver
throsvu hy the Persians The
ly<1ln? were the rrnmt *^*anoed of
J I -wr- zjjlj
I th*? bee, the r.on?t?ntly
Iprodii't of animate life. the P'"' " **1
rom position of r?.o?#- of the 'Songs
whirl, ?r, Emitted to be rlifirnrtw
ietir of tti?* 'New Kxprwlon and .V
will readily OHert and sense ?n un
mistakable. distinctly perrephble, Hpnn
tfi neons arid mn-dant Mow of M??' sp?r
Lf things. I" ??'*??? '"'ripoKili'M.H >??"'
will find n?? iiio?|?tii \VhltiMiineKi|IH or
K 1 riir?*H#| u?* Imitations; no form* o
ode, hvmn sonnet or other anr e
modes. While nil these T?rm* nre ?"K
jested and appear. more or less Inror
poratrd in the text. yet the ImpulK,
(m(| I'ney Is nil toward flow.
\V lint ever ? omblnatlonH of forms nr?
/visible, simple or rompllrnted. It Ih a
worondnry fralure. n mere vehlr e
whirl) rarrles the piissrntfer of nplrU.
??ho mountains, streams, ciinynr%|
rork ? sprak and ronvrrse with life
|minlll) H?u| |? some kindred mynte,,
of spirit 7 As H..U.1H. Bt.nshlne ami
shadow, Htorm and the wheeling plm?
rtn animate thrlnn.ilm.He give expres
ftlon to the vast muteness of mil? and
,,lnn?rl?? *<? liHimin thought Irmln ?n
million to thr Mill nn.I silent things
through iitrrnry exprrsslon as dictated
t,v thr grnlus whirl. senses the m>stle
1,'opnlslons of thr otherwise voiceless
B?|rH of things."
"So faithfully Ims llrwrn attended to
hln Kifl with hi* perrrptioiiB helglit
,iml perfected hy his Immense
tending. applied. unlearned nn.I spoilt n
nrlM)M HRthrhre selects Itn lioney from
J,,,,. flowers H? the (IrTfrntr ami ex
nuNllr mihtletieB of pure Instinct. that
If the Uoeky Mountain* wrre to hr
Mwrnt frf'in the earth tomorrow or sunk
in il?l' .Irpthn ?>r thr s*it. they woul.l
Uvo, mihllme. Inspiring tjnd vividly vis
ion.'.! nn.I portrnyed in jthr 'Songs/
So says II"' nirmoriitiduni.
1,011KB Peak a I bo rants Its afternoon
Hha'.low .Ml the rahln of l?ean Hal, rork.
illustrator of "Songs." He was horn
In ranton. 111., thirty the years ago ami
homes! ended In Tah. sa valley ahont
the same time as the poet. He Is hap
.,11 v mnrrled. lias rhlhlren ami has heen
surveyor ati.l park ranger. lie is now
I winning an enviable reputation as an
I nrt int In o". Mark an?l white .lesion
1 ami plain ami colored block prints, he
ha?* at trarte.l murh attention. His
| painting of Mount Orton In Hooky
I Mountain National park, whlrli the fed
eral government has recently named
tn honor of Ool. Kdward Orton. Jr.,
received hiuh praise at the exhibition
this sprlnir at the i'olutnhus (?nllery of
l ine Arts; it will exentually hang In
!the Orton Memorial library at Ohio
State university. O f his friend and
himself the p??et writes:
?\\t tlrst st ranch's and mere ac
quaintances. they later became inti
mate neljrlibor* ami long periods of
winter and snowbound experiences de
veloped a strong friendship. While
Habc.wk 'ias gone the somewhat ivn
ventional rounds of school, college,
Vmcvican Art academy and Kun>pean
aielier. >et, Ukc Hcwes. lie is pos
sesved fundament ally of an inherited
ton us strixing for its particular ob
1rct Hcrbaps no volume e>er bef?>re
in tbe history of art nnd literature,
twiv.bining xerses antl sketch, was pr\>
dn?vd so spoilt a ne*>usl!Jr. N>th author
and ailist w.M-king independently ?>f
each other, yet each expressing in
their particular field the same thing
Vor example, his cover design in gold
Toyvrcven'.s 'The l^awn of a New Rx
prr-ssion' 1bc fgnre of the Mnse seat
?\1. pla>ing her violin in the shadow
while on the mountains in the higl. 1
background is brer. kmg a gol.Vn dawr.
"Thus." concVn.Vs the p?vt. Mysti"
and inn kee^>er. ' in the tin> valley
tbe foot of l.onjrs IVak, and in wh*:
rx-as not long ace the imbreken wible- j
TiOss. dwell the creators of a New K\
prossion '
all pe.*?p)cs in those days, as they xxere
'also the richest. \X hile rhey were ef
feminare. they were also the most cnl
rnred of lnxmrv* -loving Traders. The
l.vdians loved the gooo things of j
life, ex-qnisire garments, beautiful :
gems, costly carpers and mgs, scented ;
oils and mnsie,. it is recorded. They
discovered rhe art o? dyeing wool, d
coining money and were the firs: re
use gold, whif^ thej procured in com
parative abundance from the Sara hat
and Paotolns rix*ers an4 rhe mines, st
a medium of exchange.
?U SOON TEST
BBJWGRMT
| the war department an
*
NOUNCES PILOTS FOR BARL
ING BOMBER .
HULL WEIfiH 40.000 POUNDS
Has Duplicate Pilot Control, Carries
2,C GO Gallon# of Gasoline, Meas
ures 120 Feet.
| Washington. ? The army's new
! "two and a half planer" air giant,
known as the Barling bomber, the
! biggest thing yet in flying machines,
! will soon be tested at Wilbur Wright
J field, Ohio. The war department an
nounced the tentative selection cf
Lieutenants Leigh Wade and Harold
fi. Harris as pilots for the test flight.
The ."hip measures 120 feet from tip
fo tip, is powered with six Liberty
motors, weighs 40,000 pounds and will
1 have a flying speed of not less than
00 mites an hour.
"If the performance in flight is sat
isfactory," thp department's an
nouncement said, "the air Service
engineering division at Dayton will
have achieved the credit of putting
in the air the largest successful air
j plan* in the world."
The plane was designed for the air
service by Walter H. Barling. It was
constructed by flic Witteinann air
craft corporation of Hasbrouck
? Heights. N. J. While It is generally
rated aH a trl plane, the "mid-plane"
s so narrow as to prompt' the expres
;ion "two and a half plans." The gas
oline rapacity is 2.000 gallons and oil
1K1 gallons an(j a minimum operat
ing crew of four will be required.
".Specifications require that not
more than 5,000 pounds pf bombs
shall b(. carried at one time,'* the an
nouncement acded, "but were any
thing so large as a 10.000 pound bomb
developed, thjfty ^ling could lift and
W.vwlth
S[^,r^^ggig^,.000 pound steel"
\^ere /istructlon as compar
ed t' ,Jl)0 pound nickel steel
iiHO'Mni^wing the navy's trans- j
Atlanl^ ,.ibr, NC-4. Of the fuselage
construction, the statement said:
"Six-Inch shells could * probably
pans through the tall portion without
bringing tho plane down. Therf are i
no vita) longerons or wires which
would *nd the flight."
The ship is scheduled to have a
12 hour full speed fliKht capacity and
will catry seven guns, sweeping the
j whole ffield of approach of enemy
machines. Controls of (he six motors
are cenralizcd for operation through j
I a singly j control stick, added features
being nitans of shutting down the |
engines pn one side without reducing i
? the drlvcf of the others to aid in
j negotiating "power turns."
Many Wantto Emigrate.
Homo. ? Tho commissariat of emi
gration is besieged by workmen,
| artisans, and peasants from all the
I province* who wish to be included in
j t!u> new quota beginning July 7 for
^iteration to America. Oommenda
t.>re do Michaelis, the general com
tui(fcion??r, is personally supervising
the sele^tiorf of the emigrants and
'requenfly conferring with Premier
Mussolini, who takes personal inter
J ? st. in order to insure that the best
tvpes of Italians will go to America.
It is (desired by the authorities to
I liemonsirate to the American govern
'? :nent ajul people that if Italian emi- |
j c rat ion! instead of being limited to i
42.000 jearlv. lis now, were regulated
to the | select ion of workmen accord- j
tig. to the needs of American employ,
i rs. lioth countries* would benefit
without injury to the American work
men. ns the Italian emigrants would i
r.ot t:flie their places, but simply fill
\ a canities. ? j
I
Buffalo Flames Stifle Nineteen.
Buffalo. X. Y. ? Xineteen firemen*
were overcome in a fire that started
n the basement of the Hans Kelly
Dry Goods Company.
The blaze of unknown origin was
discovered in the waste paper store
room and the fames rising from the
tichtly packed bales for a while com
pletely baffled the efforts of the fire
men. Gas masks were of no abail as
man after man was carried out into
ihe air * Some were shouting and ?
fighting like maniacs, others were
limp and unconscious, while many
staggered up to the sidewalk to col
lapse in a heap and be bundled into
the waiting ambulances.
Chief Murphey himself superin
tended the wcrk and fresh men were*
sent down in two minute shifts.. It
vas some time before the fire was
brought under coni?oL
To Ground Cotton Gins.
Washington. ? To reduce losses
from fire in cotton gins caused by
ignition from static electricity the
department of agri culture is urging
the wiring of cotton gin? so as to
ground the electricity generated by
friction. Fires in cotton gins hare
reached as high as a million dollars a {.
season, a great many of them having
been caused "by static electricity. The
effectireajeSf of i proper grounding
system, the department points out. is
now recognised by insurance com
TML-niAft
CONDENSED HEWS FRlt j
THE OiH NORTH STA
SHORT NOTES OF INTEREST
CAROLINIANS.
y
Elizabeth City. ? Continued
weather throughout this sectior
resulted in serious damage to :*y
Irish potatoes, cotton, and tir
crops, produce men here declare
early potato yield is expected t
! far below normal.
Greensboro ? City council h'-rf
e<j[ to issue one million three hu d -*1
thousand dollars in bonds ,oae i jl
j lion to be used for street imj ?< ?e*
i ments, three hundred thous^nr: pr
water system extensions.
Oxford. ? The attention of C :1 rd
and Granville county people h*<. r
gun to centre around the ceiebit
of St. John's Day at the Ox'or
phanage. The orator of the da
ge Dr. W. C. Wicker. The d;; el
June 23 as St. Johen's Day this yttr
fi!ls ob Sunday.
Henderson. ? Work has be^n t irt
ed on the compilation of th-i f fi i?r
which is to be issued by the H* i<
fion Chamber wl Commerce for ue
in the city schools beginning wit ;he
fall term. This primer is to cc.tin
a brief history of Vance count} i rd
of the city of Henderson
New Bern. ? Funeral services yK>.T
the remains of Arthur Church, nAa
a ger of the Western Union here
fell five stories to his death froir.
Elks Club rooms, were cond
from Christ Eaiscopal church by
Daniel G. MacKinnon, the rector
Sanford. ? Rev. Walter M. Gi! np:e
tendered his resignation as pas,rfof
the First Baptist church of this: <i:y
to become effective August 1, vh'i
he will take up his new work a> ?c
ret^fry of stewardship of the B-plit
, State Convention of North Carol
j . Asheville. ? Estalishment of a-s
j bly grounds for the Methodist Pro
tant church in Western North C
Una, large enough to accommn
between 600 and 800 is practically
sured, according to officials of
Methodist Protestant conference
|e
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r
11
is
I young people.
| Charlotte ?Charges that C. D W; it.
kins, ef Concord, who la held in $r,)0
ball for trial at the October term )f
"Federal court, had an ingenious ma
chine for making labels that mai e
possible the gale of moonshine liquor
as "bottled and bond" prices, w**fe
made here by Henry E. Thomas, sec
ret service agent. *
Shelby. ? E mrett McSwain. 18 year*
old, of# Shelby, was drowned in thj>
Double Shoals mill pond on Broad
river, about seven miles from her#
The young man, who was not agidd
nwlmmer, got in water over Ms j
height and drowned before assistance
could be obtained.
Boone.? The opening of the Appa
lachian Training School was the be^t
in its history. The number enrolled
at present is 366, with several appll- 1
cations yet to be consider^. The j
teachers, with few exceptions, are on j
the ground and the work is starting
off well.
Henderson ? A meeing of the board
of directors of the Golden Belt Fair
Association will be held next week to
elect a successor to C. A. Hight as I
secretary-treasurer of the fair, accord j
ing to Col. Henry Perry, president.
No names have been agreed upon as
likely to receive the place aecordind
to Col. Perry. ,
Fayetteville. ? George Morris. ne-;i
gro preacher, was instantly killed and
W. B. Coates, wealthy landowner, was
wounded in a four handed battle be
tween Coates and Morris and Gus and
Menn Pates, brothers, at the Pate"? j
home in Gray's Creek township. Pi?.
toTs and shotguns were used by sroth
sides it is said.
Wilmington.? A 21 year old brcher
and a 16 year old sister who had
never met were united here when
Miss Mildred Moore of Ray c tv
Michigan, arrived and joined her
brother. M. V. Moore, a proof reaier
on a local newspaper. Young Moore
left home before the birth of his sis
ter and has never returned. It w,s
not until after his military service,
following the war, that he learned ^f
Ms sister's existence and establish
ed communication with her.
Stanley? The Lela Gingham Mill?,
a new plant here has begun turning
out high grade ginghams, it was ar.
nouaced. Putting into operation o'
this mill enables the Rankin interests
here to handle the raw cotton
through the spinning wearing and
dyeing processes and make it intc
cloth, ready for sale.
Reidsville, The board of countv
commissioners granted the request of
the county school ward and a reso
^ction passed by the mass meetlne at
VOted ' ,0
jsse.ooo. this amount to ho
erectmp new school bnildines. scat
tered throughout Rockingham coonty.
Andre Ts? This town will .
contract dorinr the sammer for a
011 1116 Hl? ~
L Z, T\ The will ;
^e Intended to deTflop'l SW primarr
Hlowsn, and it was said anr snrpln'a !
of power will be offered to anv ind-aS
try locating here.
Ahoskje-Willie Coilton. U rear
old son of 1. E Col?L a fanner
lov- WS thnmb |
tW? jBfere the left hasi Uli
?t hue :
blows offoae day by the explosion of
a smafl ?yMn.tte cap which h? n
prtckiii* with a pia. '
SAVED FROM
Now Recommend
" Recommends Lvdi, t
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
?Perati;h
s wysict
,,J'S r.av? ..
a very baa
"aie tr^.
ear -
ir? = . 1 iittl#
1 ' ;j0rri- Tg
, ? ? - "CicinA ,?
c<;r to
Jie o*>c
and after taking six bo
table Compound I fil:
man. I now do all ir.y i *0rk
washing and ironing,"; r. ; ;y, ' ,iJr
' the ve?e
a new *r
:.y,
** i 1 *s
n 1 started
O 1
what real trouble is.
and I weizh 140 pounr
taking it I weighed 51 ro:;r is. j Z7J'
recommend Lydia E. t\r..-.r,am's Vtp?
table Compound to zr.y r-ne who ia 5"
fering from female tr? u. or jg ?
down. You may u?o r tostiir.orT
for I am only too glad if. sufer'
women know what th< V stable Cc*
pound did forme."? .V Ida Hfv
i529 Penna. Ave. S. E. , \V;i iur.gtljn Br
Such letters from v. r-.y-n in even
Bection of this country prove btvrH
question the merit of I.y;ia fl4
ham's Vegetable Compcurid,
Like Most Ws --<sr.
I shall never for# ? ?
I was looking at ril.i. ??
fiient store. Lik?* in. .
1 1; habit of putting m;. ;
? iunter in front of .
| i:,g merchandise. Not : : .
I wanted, I picked up I
was ray leather haii<IV;_ . :.?< A
| ii few steps away v I } H
i 8 ware that ray own ii:^ ? - sv. ::
! on my arm. Fearfully I !... ?
\r
S?
what it was that I had j>i? k.-i up. an!
to my horror, discover*-! I U ]
up another woman's purse.? Kxchar^.
BACK ACHY?
I I..ame and achy in the morning: Tcr
tured with backache all day lone'
wonder you feel worn out an i Ifccj
aged! But have you given any though:
to your kidneys? Weak kidney? aw
just such troubles; and you are lie, ?
to have headaches, too. with dizz.nej:
stabbing pains and bladder irrezur
ties. Don't risk neglect' ( ?e bm\
Kidney Pills. Doan's have he!;*:
thousands. They should help you. li(|
1 /our neighbor!
A North Carolina Case
W. H. Adams.^H^i^b. ..
R. F. D. No. 1. a". 1
Smlthfleld, N. C.,
says: "Knife-, '
like pains cut
into my back
ho I couldn't
straighten up.
My kidneys
didn't act ripht
and the secre-.
tions were high
ly colored and1
contained sediment. Iran's
Pills were so highly r< < '>rr.mr.W
I decided to try them Poan's c:rw
me and I haven't had any return o?
the trouble."
Got Doan't at Any Stor?, 60c i Bw
DOAN'S V.V"1
FOSTER. M1LBURN CO. BUFFALO, ft T. j
SLOW
DEATH
Aches, pains, nervousness,
difr
culty in urinating, often me ?
serious disorders. The world!
standard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubier*
bring quick relief and often wars
deadlydiseases. Kno\niasthena-?*
remedy of Holland for more than *
years. All druggists, in three
Look far the name Gold Medal on *"4 1
bo* *nd accept no imitation j
Shake Info Your Shttti
tad sp-inkle in the foot.-bath All?n'7
oot-Ease, the antiseptic, he
Ppwder for Painful, Swollen, Sfft
jfeeL I: prevents blisters and sores?
pac U. es the sting out ot com1
bunions. Always use Ailen'* ^
13 break in new shoes and *3*1
ft? b; is.; of feet without an ache.
ft.1 use Allen's Foot-Kase say that
tav? s.K'ed their foot troubles.
^eTwrtre. Trial package ^
Waking Doll ser. : Free. A&
Foot-Ease, Le Roy>''^
Shtve, Bathe an
Sjpmpoo with oBe
Sotp. ? Cuticutf
^ desman Wanted
mWm * * or 11 time. Eas>
Bi* ooxuaalons '
Repreeenfl* and na: ^ ?
Ajnr tit monunifr..
orltarfc] One of our rr.e?
flit ?? R month. Tea
tk?M klproflt?. Our
money -after
a
- ?*,aeo^
.fi' ? "\?
Virf"1*
?! V
[g. UU: , ? - f.J<?
No exper'-j" <K,u: c#r
f? full partly." ' -I
row AH MOM MK
IMO.OOO.OO) - ^
Young MenjfS,
CkMM(?rk?r Collet*'