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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-05-31
NOT FOUND
WANTING
by KATE M. CLERRY
by KATE M. CLERRY
Copyright, 1906, bu Kate NJ. Ctcurv

"You know, of course. that France
Delamerc Is staying at the Oaks:'
eyes, I know"
Harrison Hill, stretched out ON tho
yellow beach under the shade OF y
huge umbrella, turned on his elbow
and looked curlously at his friend.
You know, too, that you're most
idiotically IN love with her. he said
quietly.
DR.. Bcrgcn's patricinn face flushed
hotly under It's deep bronze tan.
That's nice speech to fire at a
man!' he commented.
Harrison Hill laughed leniently.
"Oh, you never mind what 1 say.
That's one OF the privileges Of
friends"-
"And fools,' cut in Bergen coolly.
"You have me there" acknowledged
Hill. II believe those who wore the
motley were permitted to express their
opinions with some frankness. Well,
you may class me with those II you
Wish. But Pm going to tell you
straight that you're making a mistake
about that girl. You admired her tre-
mendously last winter IN the city.
Well, we all did, for that matter. But
you had the best show Of the bunch
She wouldn't look at little three
for-a-ccnt chap like me, for instance.
And you held ofr-you're holding off
now. l wish I knew why! You're III
love with her!' he repeated stubborn
~. II haven't known you all my life
for nothing"
Max Bergen laughed uneaslly and
evaded a direct reply
Miss Dclamere Is very beautiful
young woman" he said. "Shc has
wealth, social position, many rriends"-.
"1ou have all those" his friend in
sisted eagerly.
Il met her frequently last winter"
went OH the young surgeon. "Shc was
always bcdamonded, exquistcly co.-
tuned, perfectly coffured. Her shoul-
ders were like white marble, ana hcr
hands were the lovelicst man could
look at. But-was there Il woman's
heart under that fair bosom? Did her
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"FRANCE DELAAIEREW HE CRIED.

feet ever go OH an crrand Of mercy?
Was that perfect hand ever extended
in kindly deed: doubt IT,"
"Ah, so that's the reason" said I'LL.
"Well. l can't prove 1t, but | think
you're tremendously mistaken"
81 wish to @avcn you could prove
lt!' said Bergen, with an intensity that
shook him. "pd give ten years OF my
life to know France Dclamcre is what
| wish TO believe her!'
"Hark" cried Harrison. His red head
was notwithstanding. "Yes," he called,
"Dr. Bergen Is here"
Both men were on their feet in m In
slant, Bergen towering over his COM
panion. An excited group was bearing
| down OH them. The forcmost--a hys.
terical woman-spoke.
''Itll take so long to go up to the
town. Dr.. Frees Is away anyhow. a
woman's burned-a gasoline stove
we seen the fire in the back yard
and"--
Bergen tossed his keys to Hill. "Rur
up to my room for my medicine case
| and follow me. Where did the accident
happenf"
The woman knew him for one Of the
rich city guests at the White Horses.
"Maybe you won't co." she whincd.
"It's over I'm WasherwOman's row."
Bergen WAS off on run. Ie knew
the poor part Of this hourishing sum-
mer resort, where tho laundry work OF
visitors was done by resident women.
The little creature who met him at tho
gate OF the frame cottage had an ap-
pealing face and IN air Of singular re-
6ncment. Her speech also confirmed
the latter impression.
"She would put on one Of my cotton
dresses end help me-" she explained.
"She knew I was up with the baby all
lest night. Not that it's the first time
she has helped, and"-
"But how did 1t happen?' he inter-
rupted hastily.
"FannIc was sprnkling the clothes
and laughing. She didn't know how
to iron. But she said she could mind
Tedde and do that at the same time"
"And the stove explodedT
mot right away, Sir. / was ironing,
and she noticed tho stove was smoking
--hard. Teddie had crawlcd up close
to It. She just few across the Kitchen,
tS3Zed the child to me and grabbed up
that stovc-its one Of those little ones
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IiiS 70 IGcriicsa.

The London Chronicle tells this story: :
She WIS dreadful wreck when thrv
brought her in to ST. Bartholomew,
hospital The youthful surgeon worked
away upon her face with sp0ngCS AMI
PLASTER and cotton WOOL Wondering
aloud how she could have got into such
a stale. Clearly the woman had some
thing TO gay, but she could not say it.
When the surgeon had made IL lob Of
1t he gently lifted the woman over his
arm and asked, How did il happen -
fShc raised II fist TO shake over his
shoulder and cried furIously: "'E done
II! 'E done 't--'im" Turning his hnad
the surgeon could soc the man. who
hGd been standing just under the fan.
Ing gas jet and watching the proceed
inGs with the interest of Il landed Dro
prictor at building operation. "I'.it
! orute!' muttcrcd the surgeon as ht
shifted the woman to her feet. She
| turned Oh him. "Brutc" she shrek &C
through her bandAgc. "You call lin
brute? And after he brought me all the
way 'erc in is arms, bless i'm"
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Hurled According to RcIIEiuua

An ancient custom still prevailing; in
many Old burial grounds was dcScrib-
ed by Il Riclmond gentleman who has
been Interested in tracing family rec
0rtlS.
"Nhen my wife and ! were in ~"
he said. Eve had occasion to visit the
grANcyarLS Of The quaint little town,
many al my wilc'S people being buried
IN III" NHiGhhorhood. 1t struck l.,r Us
queer, finding similar names in all
three ;fAvcyards. Scattered here and
there they were, but always alike
Il puzzled over it for Il long time
and finally asked the sexton. He was
an Old, old man and remembered away
back to the beginning OF things. L
can toll YOU he said, wagging his gray
ncau So,r'nnly. III WAS customary In
Old times to divide families according
to their religious beliefs. If husband
ana wife were Methodist and BuDtist
III life, after death the husbands
grave was placed near some Methodist
hrothcr, while the wifcS body went
huntinS for her Baptist sisters. In
mat way the families were scattered
hlthcr ami yon, and the same name oc-
cured perhaps five or six times i'm one
graveyard. -LcwiSt0n Journal.
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Liberty, R. F. D. No. 3.

The farmers are moving along
nicely with their crops; they ara
le planting and have commenced
~ 'rking over.
General Green can be seen most
.ywhere.
Mr.. Willie Smith and sister
Mrs. Lucy Mullinix, visited rela-
tives in this section last Sunday.
Mrs. P. A. Smith, who has been
visiting her mothor in Spurtan~
burg, returned home a few days
ago.
Rev. J. P. Attoway delivered an
excellent sermon to a small crowd
a6 Fairview last Sunday.
nday school at. Fairview is
still alive. We hope everybody
will come out and lets have a good
Sunday school.
They have a very nice Sunday
school at Golden Creek.
Miss Hattie Madden of Clemson
has been on visit 70 her uncle's,
MIR. ThOs. Gassaway.
Mrs. u. G. Smith, who has
been visiting relatives near Gaines.
vile, Ga returned home last week.
Mrs. D. A.. Cha hlin has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks,
and we sorry to say she is not very
much better at this writing.
Grey Eyed Girl.
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Changed EiH Tune.

IT was one Sunday morning In q
Scotch Kirk when the door was left
open during service that Il lamb that
had lost It's mother strnycd into the
church and began TO disturb the con.
gregation by it's mournful cries ana
DlGats. The minister leaned over his
desk, woke the clerk, who sat below,
and whispered to him in audible tones,
Sandy, remove that lamb" Sandy
accordingly proceeded to catch The
lamb, and when, after an exciting chase
around the kirk, he had got II safely by
the acrulf OF the neck he lcd II down
!hc aisle, calling TO 1t in the gcntlcat
tones all the way, "C0om alanB, my
wee lammic; COON alang." The door
was reached ut ln$t and quickly shut,
but those Of the congregation who were
near that end or the kirk heard Scuf-
0e and an angry voice saying, Got
out OF the hOo2c Of the Laird, ye brutcw
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BUSINESS LOCALS.i

For Sale-A nice milk cow. Apply
to N. 5. Moseley, Hale, S. G. Wv:
Il am selling my dry goods for
less than cost. SEQ me before you
buy. r. G. Garter, Liberty
If you want tho best paint made
we have Hatrison's Town and Coun
try. Folger & Thornley,.
House to rent. Apply to Mrs.
O. Thompson.
Coma and SEQ our nice line Of shoes
j. II. Fennells IL Co.
See the limo Of Strouse and Bros
High Art Clothing we gre showing.
The Best fitted clothes on earth.
Folger & Thornley,.
a nice line of mems and youth
collars at j. II. Fennell 6 Co.'S Store
Just re"eivo q new lot Ste tson
shne md Oxf"rds and Stetsou hats
Folger e. Thornley,,
one Id II. r. engine and boiler for
sale. JAS a. Within, Norris, S. c.
We are showing the bigl est line Of
shoes Oxfords clothing and Gents
furnishing goods in the county.
Folger g. Thornley,.
Highest prices paid for chickt rs,
eggs anil country produce,
J. II. Fcnne!l & CO.
The niccat iire Of lamps, glassware
and decorated hishs q to go at cost.
j. 7. Fenncll & Co.
This is remiudcr LGt I am stall
doing buainass ut til" I'D stand (,vrr
Pickcns Drug Store) W hero 7 am
| aIWa'S Ga ariN" "y ii q as well
| as new II pl<. Nhru yaa want n
quick IN easy shave, or an apt r.datt
hair cut, vr me n call
'.. III. /. Hunter he Barber.
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IN D Toylor photographor will
be in his Pickens studio next Wednes.
lny.

~N - IDyl0r photographer. will
be in his Pickens studio next Wednes.
day.
Old sol diers, remember the Lie.
mic at PickeAs and come out in full
force; grand time will Va given you
Photographers Taylor is in his
studio at Pi"kens every Wednesday
rain or shine, prepared to give you
the best work you have ever had
done.
Prof. W. Il. Dendy has been
elected to tKe Presidency of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, of Douglasville,
Ga. This college is twenty.sevep
miles beyohd Atlanta, and has fac
uity OF eight teachers with an atten-
dance OF between three and four hun.
dred students. Prof. Dendy, with
his excellent family will remain in
riokens until August, as this school
will not open until the first Monday
IN September. Douglasville gains d
good teacht L and an excellent family,
"'.. T,'H. = "'l' lose both. It il
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-05-31
Letter From LOOper,

May 21st.-Well. this little burg
ls not very newsy, as General
Green has about taken the field
and the hoe hands have to hang
up their hoes at the end Of the
row at night SO that they can fiji d
them the next morning.
The big May Meeting and Mis-
sionary Rally was we'll attended at
P-I"rs Cr' elk the second Sunday.
Go"d speakers we're present and
spoke on missions.
James Ii. Hughes returned home
last Mond,y, III" 9th, from Green
wood and Lauraus, where he has
been visiting relatives and friends
for the past ten days. He says he
likes the country fine, and is going
back tins summer.
Mrs. Peggie Loopcr is very low
at this writing. We hope f,.r her
speedy recovery. She is about
four score and five years of age.
The election on the dlspensary at
Peters Greek prt cinct stood six
against and s for dispensary.
Mrs. MinDie, wife of j. A. Loop
er, died at Ter home Monday night
the 22d at 9:30 o'clock, after about
stwenty-four hours sickness. She
Leaves husband, a young babe,
one sister, three brothers, a father
and grandfather, besi des host of
other relatives and friends TO
mourn her departure. Mrs. Looper
was a member of the Nine Fork
Baptist church, who, @ her inter-
ment took place the day following
her death. Rev. J. e. Foster con-
Quoted the funeral service. The
whole community sympathize with
MIR. Locper in his bereavement and
loss of IL dear companion. But
the Lord giveth and the Lord
taketh away, Blessed be the name
OF the Lord. Mountain Boy.
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you put OH the table. She carried I
and flung 1t out In the yard, but just q
1t left her arms it went to pieces. IT.
a mercy" she added trembling. "J
didn't explode an Instant soonerw
"Shc was q brave woman!" said Dr.
Bergen. ...
lie went into the small bedroom *
| look at his patient. She was lying OF
The cheap title bed. \ print goHl
showed marks Of fire, and OIL the lefi
arm the fltmsy material was burned
away. The flesh revealed was badly
scOrchcd, but that lovely hand! The
bewitching face that, dr;YSn with paia,
strove to smile UP at him! Those deep,
unforgcttable eyes!
"Frnncc Dclameret" he cried
"Womcn are SO awkward." she pro-
tested-and laughed.
He jerkcd off his coat tlnu went to
work, but his fingers trcmblcd and
there was Il queer blur before his eyes
Hill came up with the bag and heard
all that Grcta Fallows had TO say. On
his way back he tod his companion
what she had said.
shes proud little woman. she
would not take all that Miss DciamCrc
| would have given her. for shes poor,
as you can see. But because the! had
! been friends and ncighbor3 when ho:n
were children she shas allowed Miss
Delamere to come and help her, chiefly
In taking her children Off TO Il secluded
part or the beach and minding them.
while she got through her laundry
work c I'm
ended anxiously.
"Nothing to what 1t might have
been. thank God! They will hriux
her back to the Oaks this evening |
examined tho stove. 1t was rottrn--.
worn ont. She saved the bGCy- all.
But if"-- He broke off ShudGrrine.
| "Acvnr!ing TO Mrs. Fallows, Frances
| kindness 60 hrr ia only part of what
she's b"cn dHin& for many poor wom-
ell. - yoUr opin;0n"-.-
"MnN GOO forgive mc-and nav sha"
DrhycI Max Bergen. 1t was not bro
fesslonal, but next morning when he
| bandn%"d the poor arm he bent and
| kissed il.
"Wiil YOU lie very angry if toll Won
that l love ynu!" he questioned.
She smiled UP al him from her
couch.
I'm afl'A;h | would be very tlisap.
pointed IL you were never to tell ne
that" she said
AT the whispered words hia face
grew radiant
"Rut you don't know what has kent
me SO long from telling YOU! You
don't knOw-what an idiot y:,:,
You've no idea what IL thought.
y smile tlicllcrcd around her mouth
anu fingered IN her eyes. She laid
vclvcty pink finger tips against his
lips.
Il know what YOU have just said"
she answered, "nnd that is--cnouEh!"
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CITATION.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Comfy of Pickens


BY !. B. n. wb' ry Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, -. NJ. Merck and j. NJ.
SAitcrtrd m@d' suit to me to grlrt
item letters OF Administration Of the e.
tao nE and effects Of Bloomer Merck
deceased.
i'nEsE ARE THEK' FORE TO cite and ad,
monlsh nil and singular tho k;n'ircd and
creditors Of the said Bl nmer Merck,
deceased, that they lo nnd appear b.
foro nc, in the Count Of Potato, to hc
held at Pick"ns Court House. S. g. . on
III" 7th day Of June. 1905, nEt'r pui,h
cation here f, al i o'c'nck ~ IT," 1 rr
noon. to slew cause, II any they have.
why the said A0milIi%' railun Shuu Il o.
I've @rantrd.
Given under my la' Il nud ern'. TIA
24ih day of Nav, 1908, III he 129 ) "
| IF our lnduprl deuce.
j. B. Nrw',ry,
May a 2w.
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Nothing Risktd, Nothing :ined.

You risk nothing in buying EIliott's
EN- It's fi' d Oil Linimcnt, because you
get your, money b'ck if not satisfied.
Y""r gai is great, because you get tho
best limineut ever made. Best for Rhcu-
.n"t'sm best foi Spra'ns and Swellings,
oret for use in tho family and on your
''"ck. a full IL p'nt bottle, costs but
y ~ No rirl.. I'll nain.
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y Creeping Dpatll.

Blood poison crccps up towards the
neIr'' ra"S"g doath. J, T.. Stenrns,
''e''' il,'n' A'inn., writes that q friend
or na'n'y I"]nred his hand, which
"r''rd up lk" bio q poisoning. Buck
zen Afn''a Salva drew ont the poison,
healed he wourl, and saved his Efo'
81 in tie world for burns and soIo =
25c at PIckcns Drug Co.
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!'i,koaI, Sottiau|-jpurpaL.
HaDDeli ngS Of a Local and Personal Nature

wa, s'e:; 's s:is': s":f;; E;,;.; Of S'T]7
Miss Helen Carey, of Seneca, is
visiting Miss Floride Carey.
-Mrs. @. w. Sheeley, of Colu,n
bia, ia on visit to tho family Of
Sheriff Jennings. .r,sssesas,.
Rev. J. r. MN re, oAsenec",
preached helpful serh.~,p at tho
Baptist church Saturday evening.
Miss Mamie Cochran, of Cnl
houn, spent portion of last wee X
with the family of Clerk of Court a.
John Boggs.
Jesse jennings, who is now en-
gineer on the Charleston division Of
the Southern Railway, is visiting h;s
;l-r"''!s, Sheriff and Mrs. j. c. Jen.
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ad in this paper aud give him call
Hon. Julius e. Boggs is in grea,
demand at tho commencement exer
cises Of schools and colleges through
ont the State. He has already male
FIVE addl esses and has seven NOR.
engagements to fll.
NOTICE All who owe me for beef
and meats will please come in and
settle. So many little accounts will
make right smart for me. So come
and settle that small account, and
oblige, j. D. MOORE.
Rev. W. T. Abbott will preach
at Enon the first Sunday in Dune.
Prof. &. L. Ahbntt, of Seneca, McD.
We:mes and others will b.. on hand
to conduct song services. ALI are in.
vit"d to attenn and ''rus song bunks
and dlnuer and spend the da,
An el. ctlun for tru~trrs for
Ptckens District, NJ. 81, will be held
i'll the court house On Monday, June
5tn. PoDs will open Il, ! D. IN. and
close at s p. m. The managers are
P. e. Alexander, D. 3. Finne, and
A. F. Lewis. BY order Of ,he Couu.
tv Board of Education.
OLD OLDIERS ATTENTION -
Remind your self Of yonr old cantee,
days by drinking cool, refreshing
soda water and ginger nle at our solr
fountain next Saturday. June tn.
third. Miss this and you will miss
good thing. So will everybody
else-all the time.
Yours, longing to cool,
PICKENS DRUG co.
Next Saturday is the day for til,
big picnic. Let everybody come witt
full basket and have n good TIM"
The Daughters carncl furnish ~ ia
her as they have for the past tw,
years, but hope all friends and wei
wiahera If the old v.tnrans VIII hrins
,dri. iNna.rn .nJ . tuH basket nnr
hn;p 4.rc .u'." ....i picntc. H".
roMrv Hi. Is . .". ~ tn Dang'
'u.a. At, ,"~ t.H g.. I.,r Col. Arm,
s,IuI, . u.i"g,@r I'll i-..> IL rare tr,-n
- Chi,drtn's Day Was p,nertll,
observed in Pick,ns Sunday. IN ia
morning at the Baptiet church inte,
esting txerciees were held 10y IL,
children of the sunday sci.'oi. Dr.
Il ~ Bailey, Of Gretnv,II'., mace al
Q, ert"lD,:g talk 10 the ch,,d,tr. Ii
Il ,,itc''.oni. b" a. ,dr.n Of |
: tl'.nn,, ,tnd.N sch."I tn}u thei
exercises Tie, Nt,u IN. .hiv crrnl,
able and entertaining R.v y NJ
y ,c% ,naJ. mu .ti'irSiihS ",i'tits
t. % r"tnc Both cnuiclL VIZ,
49, res! Ws,' Il. "a Arr, l,,.'t
~ SO t4,"d. L,ias audnnc :, f
teeested listenura ,ers 1rus ut al
30th a~"yrIys,
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How many childrrn are at I!iS $'a~"
fevrrish and constipa,cd with h"'
stomach headache. Neither GlaN :
sweet Powders for Children Will nlHn>
cure. 1t MWnS air pres. ut il,N w
rtalnly ltn.rvr ll,m. AZ al drug
%iS's; 25c. Shmrl" hottie nail'o FRI
Address Allen :. ON stead. rE,N.
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Saved by Dynamite.

Sometimes, flaming city Is saved by
iH''nmIilhg II space tmt the fro can't
cr"'". 5" ""e'im"s, u cough hangs on 20
""@, y"n fo us il nothing but dyna-
80" w"ild cure 1t. Il. u. Gray, of CAL
un, Gin. wri s: "Nv wife hud q very
~ r"r"t'':' ""rgh whch k. p; herawnke
n'gh'S. lw' phy'lca'.a could not hop
n"'; s." s. took Dr. Kings New Dis
very for Go rsump on, Coughs and
i"ids. NH ch rnsed her cough, gave her
S'"ep, ana finally enred h'r." Strictly
rcIrn;lii' cure for hrnuchi ia and LIN
q lrp". At Picke 8 Drug Co., priro
81 and 81 90, guaranteed. Trial bottle
free.
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students for unbounded success and
prosperity in his new field.
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WISHES Vi -.
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Mothers! AIuin.rs! Moth. 81!

May "a 2w.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-27
KILLED IN RAILROAD WRECKS
More People Lose Their LIVES That
Way Than Are Slain in
Rattle

A report recently issued by the inter
state commerce commission shows that
the total number Of casualties to persons
On railroads In the United States. during
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1904. was
IS 130 comprising 2,7e7 killed and 81 ,343
Injured. This, writes Frederick Uphaln
Adams in Success Magazine, shows Il
large increase over any other year. It is
a large total, and, In comparison, may be
said to be similar to the complete de-
stiuction OF any one of such cities as
Salt Lake City, Utah: San Antonio.
Texas; Racine, Wis; Topeka. Kan;
Waterbury, Conn: Wilkesbarre, Pa. Or
Augusta, Ga, neither Of which has any
thing like $4,000 inhabitants. In both
the American and British armies, Sep
teInber 10 and October Z, II and 12, 1777.
in the series OF fights and movements
around Saratoga, as included by E. s.
Greasy in his Fifteen Decisive Battles
of the World" there were less than 60 :
600 men; while the highest total given
by c. K. Adams, in Jobnson's .'Cyclo
paedia.' of the killed, wounded and
missing on both sides at Waterloo, one
OF the greatest battles Of all time is
81 ,428 men-not SO many by 702 as last
years total of United States railroad
casualties The number Of collisions
and derailments during the past year
was II 291, involving SO ,323. .097 in dam
ages to rolling stock and roadbeds. This
gives the astounding increase OF 648 col
Isions and derailments over 1903-as-
founding but for the reduction of EN-
rloyes, in 1904, Of 5000.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-27
INDIGESTION CURED

There is no case of Indigestion, Dys-
nensia or Stomach Trouble that Will
not Weld to the digestive and strength
en,ng influence OF Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. This remedy takes the strain
off the stomach by digesting what you
eat and allowing it to rest until IL
grows strong again. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure affords quick and permanent re-
lie, from Indigestion and all Stomach
Troubles, builds up the system and 50
nurifies it that disease cannot attack
and gain foothold as when IN a weak
enad condition. The constantly III
creasins use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
nv nbysicians OF hospital and genera
nr.ctice of itself tells how this .''S'
wonderful modern discovery has prosen
to he the greatest digestant Tor the a.. a.
;ev;ation of suffering humanity. M i.s
many cures of both children ana aau,,. =,
crow larger day by day. SOLD oy E.
Whitehead 4 Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-07-27
HOW CONSUMPTION BEGINS.

Consumption always begins with a
cough that fingers. A cough that
hangs on and will not yield to the
usual treatment,-may not mean con-
sumption-but too often it does mean
this dead destroyer has gained foot
ing Rydale's Cough Elixir is very
successful IN checking the progress OF
throat and lung diseases. Even con-
sumption, yields to IT'S powerful in
f1uerce, if its use is begun before the
disease is too deep seated. This
modern scientific remedy kills the
germs that cause consumption. It
removes the cause and helps nat ere
rebuild the broken down tissue. If
YOU havea stubborn cough, try Ry-
daIe,s Cough Elixir, it will not disap-
point you
e. T. Whitehead 4 Co.