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ALCOHOL-S PtH CENT
AWfrtabk Preparation for As-
imilalimi food and Rrtula -
linft the Siomdn and Bowels of
Promotr DigeiUoivChcerful
rsrxj RtM Contains neittxr
Optom, Morphine nor Mineral
Wot Narcotic
Aofrffd Remedy for Corn Hp
lion , Sour StoraivJv Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish-
nets and Loss or Sleep
ac.iwW; Sitnatf
Tm Cbmtaui CoMnunr.
NEW "YORK.
teed aatder the FMdwi
i.S'watmHtiil-.'iat'
Us
not Bold by ram draewlat,
Moatpt of price. Artassr
Caught.
Mm. Peck John Henry, did yon
anil that letter?
I. Henry Tea, my dear. I er held
at la say hand ail the way to the mall
Box. I didn't even put It In my pocket
I remember distinctly, because
- Mrs. Peck-That will do, John
Henry. I gave you no letter to malL
-Judge. '.
BASCARETS" FOR
A BIUQUS LIVER
For tick headache, bad breath,
- Sour Stomach and
. constipation.
Oct 10-cent box now.
No odds bow bad your liver, stomach
or bowels; how much your head
acbeo, how miserable snd uncomfort
able yon are from constipation. Indiges
tion, biliousness and sluggish bowels
oa always get the desired results
with Caaoareta. . -
Dont let your stomach, liver and
bowels snake you. miserable. Take
Cascarets to-night; put an end to the
headache, biliousness, dlszlnesa, nerv
ousness, - sick, soar, gassy stomach,
backache and all , other dlatreaa;
eleanse your Inside organs of all the
bile, gases, and constipated matter
which la producing the misery.
. A 10-oent box means health, happi
ness and a clear head, for months.
Mo mors days of gloom and distress
if you wiJUake a Cascaret now and
th8tw--A"fl stores sell Cascarets. Don't
aCrw-brgat the children their little In
' addes need a cleansing, too.': Adv.
' - . of Courss Not '
- - Jinks There goes Blmpklns. He
baa a perfect wife. . We ought to con
sult him, he sorely knows how to
satntgt a wife.
Blinks Useless; no man would give
. away a valuable secret like that
COLDS 4 LaGRIPPE
or doses MS will break any east
' cat Chills raver. Colds LaGrlppe;
:-' M acts on the liver better than Calo-
v mal and dots not gripe or sicken.
, Price SSc-Adr. - . .
.- f - , - Stay Money. v
:-Tou cant fool all the ptople all tbt
, "tlm," announced the inveetlgator. '
T know it," replied the trust mag-
nata. "There la plenty of profit la
' Pooling half Of them half the time."
Bverr bmmesB saea taowe how diAenH
rfhlaJmkfieefremtaeeueaiiiolallnaef
b dnwoM H la to km tee suae tret
erfeaalMtMBee. 80 a at with the bod
MnnulatkaofweaeasMttaB, Cnlaaa me
mr of the tody soon bssemsa elngaaa,
vTi 'y:-- - " DR. FENCES '': :i
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
fcTaatsleallseliPiM)
fnsatmeb ta Pie proper Jlasaslun of foo&wkMi Is tenad sate beaka
r ' twed and ail vamum wwe smr t spuriily immiiet throojh
I mi snil Si 1 isis ! h dml lllal nn rtiii il r"--is
... -., -.... m- xMwtmm noTyooth.
a. ... c a,a. atfoxouneinsiiMilaa . t
For Infant! and Children.
Ths Kind You Have
Always Bough! v
Use
Over
Thirty Years
wffl ba sent by Pamela P
rates ox Coy, Lsasevilla, Ky
Nt Curt for Cancer Yet
la hie annual report Dr. E. P. Bash-
ford, general superintendent of re
search In the laboratories of the Im
perial cancer research fund, told the
membera' of the society that during the
past year there had been 11 clalma
to the discovery of a cure for cancer.
All of these had been Investigated and
no Justification for any one of these
clalma had been obtained. Doctor Bash-
ford also aaid women were more liable
to cancer than men. In England and
Wales In 1810 the death rate from
cancer was B58 per 1,000,000 for men
and 1,070 for women.
As the London Times says editorial
ly In commenting upon this report
"Ths only reasonable expectation of
curing cancer still rests, upon Us com
plete removal by the surgeon st the
earliest possible tlmd after It Is dis
covered." Medical Record.
GRANDMA USED SAGE TEA
' TO DARKEN HER GRAY HAIR
She Made Up a Mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur to Bring Bsok Color,
: Oleee, Thlckneee.
Almoet everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural oolor and
ilustre to the hair when faded, streaked
or gray; also ends dandruff, itching
scalp and atopa falling hair. Years
ago tie only way to get this mixture
wes make it at borne, which, la
muasy and troublesome. Nowadays,
by sailing at any store for "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy," you
wilt ge a large bottle of thla famous
old nebpe for about t cents. -
Don't stay gray! Try Itl No one
can poValbly tell that you darkened
your rklr, as It does It so naturally
and evenly. Ton dampen a sponge or
soft -brush with' It and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the gray
hair disappears, and after another ap
plication or two, your hair becomes
beautifully dark, thick and glossy. Adv.
"And Again, My Brethren I "
A certain small girl, wearily listen
ing to a long sermon by a minister
who had the odd habit of drawing In
his breath with an odd whistle, whis
pered to her mother that she wanted
to go home. The mother, expecting
the discourse to end, momentarily, re
fused permission. The third time thla
happened the mother said, "I think he
will stop now in a minute." , To thla
the child answered in a clear, ' high
ToleeT "No, mother, he teat going to
atop. I thought so now for three
times, but he hss goo and plowed
himself np again." -
it.
I ' M
I;
H fc to atoeBtmeilwheaaddnweia
nsilaas papers, kveiy suumwIM knowe
from the siu iliHiin at aU
It la duflaott t keep ft fn
waste b promptly eUmliiatad
Thaiia - tbe Ugmuing of
taewstue
Bears the AX,
Signature Ajy -
a In
,iEMBEhs divided
ONTBUSt PROGRAM
THI DEMOCRATS WORRY OVER
HOW SUCH LEGISLATION
SHALL PROCEED.
IS TO AVOID INJUSTICE
Representative Webb WHI Introduce
Separate Bill to Strengthen Shtr-
man Law. Contend That Thar la
- Demand for Immadlata Laglalatlon.
Washington. All Demoerata In Son
gress are not agreed aa to how the
work or framing antltruat legislation
to aupplement the Sherman law aball
proceed, and -there am prospects of
warm diacuaaion in butn houaea of
Congreaa. Informal eonferencea were
held between Individual membera of
the Judiciary Committee and Dem
ocratic Senatora who Indicated they
were averae to hastening the antl
truat legislative program.
The Senatora aaid the? believed ao
great a queatlon ahould be slowly
handled and that the legialatlon ahould
be framed with the utmost ear to
a Told lnjuattoa and lnjuroua results.
Some of the rank and Ala of the
Honae memberahlp. who are drifting
back into Washington, eontend that
there la a great demand for Immediate
legialatlon. Representative Henry at
wnri
auttee, expressae) eatiafaction wtth
the program of the Judiciary Com
mittee majority.
Representative Webb of North Car
Una, a member of ths Judiciary Com
mit tee, will introduce a separate bill
generally designed to strengthen the
Sherman law alone a number of lines.
TftM 'MrEwiauaa wte mum 1 m g.ip
la, chairman of the Judiciary Sub
committee oa trusts, haa poaaesaion
of three tentative bills 01 Interlocking
directorates, taade relatione, prices. In
junctions, damages and allied matters.
The tentative bills will be taken op
nt conference with President Wilson
after he returna from the South.
Whether there will be t aa parte bill
defining monomopllee and trusts ao aa
to meet the exigencies of so-called de
batable ground in the enforcement of
the Sherman law rests with the Presi
dent . : . .
, Colombia Wants Equal Rights,
Washington. That Colombia places
other considerations above monetary
Indemnity In the settlement of the
controversy with the United Statea
over the, separation of Panama from
the South American country waa as
serted by Julio Betancourt Colombian
Minister In Washington. In the treaty
of settlement that is being negotiated
Minister Betancourt declared financial
recompense for the loss of Panama
waa held by bla Government second
ary to atlpulat'ons which deal with
the boundary between Colomla and
Panama and the- rights of Colombia
and Panama and the right of Colom
bia to have the eanie rights aa the
United States to use the Panama
Canal. ' - " : - . . ' :
Ammunition. For Rebela 8carce.
Washington. Scarcity of ammuni
tion Is believed by military experts
here to be the reason Conaltutionallsta
under the lead of General Carranza,
are moving to renew the siege of Quay
mat on the west coast of Mexico. De
liberation with which the Constitution,
allata art moving on Ojlnaga also Is
explained by reports that they art
short of ammunition. Heretofore reb
els have relied for aupplles upon am
muntlon captured from Federals, but
this source recently has been cut off
and so far as is known the only re
sources now possessed are the rapidly
diminishing stocks captured at Torre
ion many weeks ago, ... .
' German Officers Aoqultted.
Straasburg, Germany. Court mar
tial acquitted all the German army of
ficers charged with breaches of the law
in conection with tht recent violent
Incidents between the -military and ci
vilians of abern. - 1 , - - ,
Rebela Advance on OJInaJa, '
' Presidio, Texas. General Villa's
Mexican rebels advanced to within a
few miles of OJInaJa from three direc
tions. The sudden advance surprised
a body of Federeals on outpost duty
and 60 of them were captured, A few
fled across tho river and. were cap
tured by the United. States border
patrol .' : ;' -: -.
A general exodus of non-combatants
to the American side began with tht
rebel advance. Villa was In jiertonal
command of 1,000 men, whom he' had
led through La Mala pass,
Inquiry Into Loss of Lives. ,
Norfolk, Vs. A board of Inquiry
was in session on the battleship Wyo
ming In Hampton Roads Investigating
the cause of the sinking; of a motor
launch carrying wheelbarrows from
tbt. Wyoming to the collier Proteus,
with ths loss -of the Uvea of four sea
men of the Wyoming crew. AIL the
bodies of the victims of tht accident,
other than that of Olaf Ka-nellus Ol
son of Portsmouth, boatswi Jn's mata
In charge of the ill-fated launch, art
still vnrecovered. ; ,
GAS, DYSPEPSIA M
AHD IHDIGESTlOa
Tape's Diapepsin" settles sour,
- gassy stomachs In five
minutes Time Itl
Ton don't want a alow' remedy when
your atomach la bad or an uncertain
one or a harmful one your atomach
Is too valuable ; yon muetn't Injure ft
Pape's Dlapepaln la noted for Its
peed In giving relief; Ha harmless.
ness; Its certain unfailing action In
regulating alck, aour, gaaay stomachs.
Ita millions of eurea In indigestion,
dyapepala, gastritis and other atomach
trouble haa made It famous the world
over. - -
Keep thla perfect atomach doctor In
your home keep It handy get a large
fifty-cent ease from any dealer and J
then It anyone should eat aomethlng
which doean't agree with them; If
what they eat laya Ilka lead, ferments
and aoura and forma gas; causes bead
ache, dizziness and nausea; eructa
tions of scld and undigested food
remember aa aoon aa Pape's Dlapepaln
cornea In contact with the atomach all
such distress vanishes. Its prompt
ness, certainty and ease In overcoming
the worst stomach dlaordars la a ravf
latlon to thoee who try It Adv.
At Church In Holland.
In many parts of Holland men stlO
wear their hats la church. Moreover,
smoking In church is not considered
Irreverent by the Dutch when tervlot
la not In progress, and, It Is aaid, even
the ministers sometimes indulge la
this practice.
AlfnsvKhnr. Dnfrb PmtMtantlum to.
point a comfortable fona of rollgioa.
One may keep bis bat on In, church,
which eaves him many a chill; ha may
talk freely aad In his natural voice,
not In a whisper; be haa a neat house
maid la a white cap and ' apron to
show him to his pew or to offer him s
chair; snd he hss nice drab pews of
TO" sub"!1
cheerful "two-decker" pulpit abovt
FACE FULL0F PIMPLES
Ruffln, N. C "My fact became full
of pimples and blackheads,, and
would Itch, burn and smart The skin
was rough and red. I was really
ashamed of my face. My arat and
back were affected almoat'as badly.
The pimples would fester and there
would come a dry scab on top. Tht
trouble caused my fact-to bo dlaflr
and badly and tht itching would both
er me ao I oould not sleep well nights,
especially during warm weather. -:
"Tht trouble lasted me tbret long
years without anything doing me any
good until a friend told mo about Cuti
oura Soap and Ointment and then. I
decided to try them. Attar tht first
application I could see some improve
ment After using Cutlcura Soap and
Ointment two weeks I did not wok
like the same person; most of tht
pimples had disappeared. At ths end
of tour weeks I was completely
cured." (Signed) Miss Mamie Mitch
ell, Jan. I, 19i:. -Cutlcura
Soap and Ointment sold
(throughout the world. Sample of each
free, with 12-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cutlcura, Dept U Boston." Adv.
Dummlea Arrested.
Dummies used by a Paths director
In an auto wreck at South River, N. J,
bad the distinction of being shot at and
arrested by Chief of Police Oppenber
ger of that place recently, according
to a New Brunswick newspaper. The
dummies, when not in use, were placed
In the atore room of the Washington
hotel. - Some jokers told the chief that
tome men were stealing cigsrs from
the store room and when he arrived
and saw the dim figures In the dark
ness he called upon them repeatedly
to aurrender. Receiving no answer he
biased away at them several times bo
tore be discovered the joke. ,. - -
- RUB-MY-TISM
Will curt your Rheumatism and aU
kinds of aches and pains Neuralgia,
Cramps, Colic Sprains, Bruises, Cuts,
Old Bores,. Burns, ate. Antlteptit
Anodyne. Price 1 6c Adv. . . ,v ,
' - r '". Mending Stiff Felt,
Breaks In stiff felt frequently may
be mended by holding under, them a
lighted match, the heat causing tht
ehellao for stiffening to melt and run
together. - .:'-! :,,!
ARB YOU CONSTIFATEDf -Wright's
Indian Vegetable Fills-have
proved their worth fpr 75 years. Test them
yourself bow. Bead for sample to 873 Petri
St., ,Hsw York. Adv. - - ' . ...
.:,v;-v Ons of Many. -r - '
i Briggs Rogers claims to bt an ag
nostic, doeant he? .
Griggs Only as to religion; as to
everything tlse he knows It all.
Coughs and Colds cannot hold out assiinst
Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops. A single
dose gives relief 00 at all Druggists. , -
'...v L . j
Extravagance.
" Hicks Is It true, then, that you're
living beyond ydur station I .- v; "r,
, Wlckt Yes;, two miles. . :
Btn.WtBslew-0 SoeOlaa Syran sr OklMraa
teethiDg, softens the guns, raaoeee tatlsisMa
IIOBwalUja ralauee wild eoUe beuteiw
- A great deal of what passes for dig
nity la nothing but genuint laxtfiees.
Putnam Fadeless Dyes do not ntain
tht hands. ,Adr. - '
Ont way to make a woman happy
la to snvy her. .
GUT OUT GAMBLING
.V . ' iS ' ' r ' :"
CAMBLINQ WILL: SB CUT OUT
AT NORTH AND SOUTH CARO
': LINA FAIRS.
MEETING HELD ATCHARLOTTE
Of the Seeretarlea of Fairs Indicate
Thla. Questionable Shows Aa Well
Aa Gambling Dealest Must Be Pro
hibited. Behalf Social Service.
Charlotte That the fairs of this
etate and South Carolina are going to
completely eliminate . gambling and
questionable snows on the grounds of
the fairs wss Indicated here recently
at a meeting of the seeretarlea of
these fairs. . ' " ;
A committee consisting of A. W.
McAalister, of Greensboro; W. C.
Dowd, of Charlotte; and i. E. Clark, of
Charlotte, representing J. M. Brought
on, Jr., of Raleigh, went before the
fair secretaries and presented the
matter In behalf of the North Caro
lina Conference for Social Service.
The committee was cordially received
by the seeretarlea
A number of the secretaries havs
already eliminated all objectionable
games and ahowa, doing It not only In
response to public sentiment and on
moral grounds, but they assured the
committee that tbt Unsocial returns
were better.
The committee presented the fol
lowing resolution It part: "The state
and county fairs of North Carolina are
due trial development of tbt MaU and
possess educational possibilities of
great value. In addition to their In
dustrial and educational value they
have a great recreational value. With
these worthy things aa an objective
they art entitled to tht encourage
ment and support of all the people
TozjffniaW
Wifaiistjatsiilin jiiulm
school children, school teachers. In
fact everybody. This being true. It Is
not right neither Is It wise to admit
to tht midways of our fairs features
which art a ground of conscientious
objection to a very considerable pro
portion of our people and whose In
fluence upon the children and youth
attending them is unwholesome and
Injurious.
"These objectionable features are
not needed to make the fairs attrac
tive. The fairs can furnish abundant
recreation and diversion and such as
will fully satisfy the public demand
for such things, without admitting
those things that are Immoral in their
suggestion and tendencies and thoee
things whose Influence Is nnwhole-aome-and
- hurtful. The time waa
when theae things mar have been
popular, but that time haa pasaed.
The public haa. changed. Sentiment
haa changed. The popular fair now la
tht clean fair."
Blue Ridge Highway.
Bristol, Tenn. The people of John
son county, Tsnn., are organising,
with a view to buUdlng thelr-sectton
of the "Crest of ths Blue Ridge High
way," which Is to.be brought this way
from ths Carolina mountains. . Sulli
van county, Tenn.-has already graded
moat of lta portion of the road, and
has only to cut the grade wider and
place macadam on eight miles before
its work Is completed. '
, The citizens of Boone and Watauga
county, North Carolina, are being
urged to provide for their link of the
highway. Slnce-the visit to eaat Ten
nessee of Dr. J. Hyde Pratt, State
Highway Commlsaioner, the people of
this section have been active, and
literature has been mailed Into Wa
tauga county with a view to arousing
enthusiasm smong the people of that
county. .' ....
- Buncombe Cupid a Hustltr, . .
Ashevllle. The past year was the
busiest period of 11 months yet ex-
1 perlenced in this county, the records
of the register of deeds showing that
during the 12 months all previous
records were shattered. The little god
never had a busier year and through
his ' manuvering, 648 couples made
trips to the altar.- Thla . record ex
ceeds that of 1912 ft leap' year by
108 licenses. 5i ''., ;,''
Wlnston-Saism Wants White Way.
Wlnston-Salemv At . a meeting of
the Board of Directors of the Retail
Merchants Association recently active
stepa were taken toward the forma
tion of a fund of 15,600 tor the purpose
of giving. --Winston-Salem . a model
great white way. While In the city a
few days ago, President Taylor of the
Southern Power Company was asked
to give suggestions for the formation
of a white way and his plana called
for an outlay of about 16,000. A spe
cial committee of the Retail Merchants
Association presented theBubJect. -
- .Board of Health. '" ,
"Hendersonville. -At the meeting of
(he Town Commissioners recently the
preliminary steps were taken- for the
organisation of a Hendersonville board
of health. Dr. L. B. Morse represented
the Henderson ville-Pollc County Med
ical Society, and asked for the passage
of a resolution -expressing it as the
sense of the commissioners that this
city should have an active board of
health. As a result, M. M. Shepherd,
T. L.- Durham, George W. Justice, W.
A. Keith and A. Flckar, city officials,
were appointed to represent the- city.
THICK, GLOSSY l!.T.
FREE FROM DAEl'FF
Glrlal Beautify Your Halrl Make It
Soft, Fluffy and Luxuriant Try
' tht Molet Cloth, '-'.',
Try aa you wlU, after an application
ok uanaenne, you auuwi uua mutyt
trace of dandruff or falling hair apef
your scalp will not Itch, but what fclll
please you moat, will be after a few
weeks' use, when you set new hair, .
fine and downy at first yes bnt real-
ly new hair growing .all over tht
scalp. " , ' '
A little Dandertne Immediately dot
blea the beauty of your hair. No differ,
ence bow dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy. Just moisten a cloth . with .
Dandertne and carefully draw It "
through your balr, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect Is Im
mediate and amsxing your hair will -be
light fluffy and wavy, and hava aa
appearance of abundance; aa incotn-.-parable
luster, softness and luxurt.
anct, the beauty and ahlmmer of true .
hair health, ,'.-
Get a 26 cent bottle of Knowltoa't '
Danderlne from any atore and provt
that your hair Is as pretty and toft .
aa any that It bas been neglected or
Injured by careless treatment thafe -alL
Adv. "
MAKES AIM ALMOST CERTAIN
Invention Said ta Guarantee Every
bet a Bulleeye, Even la
tht Dark. . .
Charles Pochard, a police official of ,
Parle, baa Invented aa attachment
snort accurately la the dark thaa
broad daylight tht Ntw York
pendent states.
This attachment consists of a awtab
11c tube with a lent at one end aad a
tiny electric temp at tht other. By
mesne of mirrors tbt light is directs
out through the lens aa a slender etna.
of some four rods tor aU practical pur
poses. In the middlt of ths illumina
ted field there la a small dark spot
which coincides with the line of the
bullet's flight This enables the tnea
perlenced shooter to hit a selected
part of the burglar's anatomy with
more certainty than he oould display
In ordinary target practice f
The cleotrie current Is suppled by a
email dry battery or a storage battery,
which the officer can carry infhlt took-
et or which the .defender of lie home
can place under his pillow, "he light
tube can be attached to an ordinary
pistol, and it may be used a 1 a flaah
with peaceful Intent or mei sir si a '
show of fores. v -iX
First Chinese School Bo k.
There are also fragments 01 the Chi
Chlu-Chang vocabulary compo sed by a,
eonlch of the palace In about the year '
40, A. D. All the authentic texts of
this ancient school book, wld sly used
In the year t to teach Chine is chil
dren to read and' write, had lolig since
disappeared. The paper manluacripta
are the oldest examples of sucjh litera
ture In existence. M, Chavannee bas
succeeded In reconstructing from theae
heterogeneous and more or lass frag
mentary and disconnected matjerlala a
fairly probable picture of thi) dally
life of the Chinese garrisons unat held
these frontier posts against ore Huns '
and kept open the trade rofitea to
Farghana and Yarkand. The Mi man aa
well as scientific Interest of f h a pic
ture is manifest. ' -
.New Pipe Cleans,
For cleaning plpea used
reylng liquids there haa been It
a machine that forces oruaheiA
through them, much as bottr
'I
washed.
V - ail In k. Stomllu
Then you don't think Banks t
of his wlfer j.
' "Not so fond as he is of hj
band" , ' .
I
SKIN CLEARED. J
. By Simple Change In Foot
It bas been said by a physlcla
moat- diseases are-the result of
geStlOO, ; : : ; ' ;. ' f.
There's undoubtedly much trt
the statement even to "the caO
many unsightly eruptions, which,,
suppose can bt' removed by apl
tome remedy on the outside. I
. By changing her food a Kar
was relieved of an eczema whic
a great annoyance to her. She w
- "For five months I was sui
with an eruption 'on my ' face
hands which our doctor called t
and which caused me a great d,' -Inconvenience
The Buffering w t
most unbearable : J
"The medicine I took only gav ;
temporary relief. One day I hap-
to read somewhere that ecsem.
caused , by indigeatlon. - Then I
that many persons had been rei.
of indigestion by eating Grape-Nu
X. decided to try It I liked
taste of the food and was partlcu
pleased ta notice that my digei.
waa Improving and that the erur
was disappearing as it by. ma' - '
had at last found. In this great '
something that reached my trou
"When I find a victim of this 1
tlon I remember my own former
fering and advise a trial of Grape
food Instead of medicines." '
Name given by Postum Co., i
Creek, Micfi. Read "The Road to
vllle," In pKgs. "There's iHc
Ever read the stove ltt-rT
,H IDD.nrl from time t llu--'-re
R'-awMe, true, ssd full
Sulereot-