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The Washington times., 1907-11-26
.BENNING ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

! First. race-High weight: selling; oil
| ages; SIX furlonSs; Columbia course
| Oraculum, %; Firebrand, us: Russell 7.
/ ll3; Sanguine, 103: Montbert. 81; Her
man Johnson, 1l6; Right and True, tic;
Balance All. lie; 'Little Woods. 1ls:
'Roctortown. los; Autumn Flower. les.
Billie HibEs, 80: #Beardall. s.; Laughing
Eyes. IS.
Second race-Malden; two-year-oIds;
one mile; Columbia course. Tennis. 102.
RGddigore. lc2; Jiu Jltsu, 100; Octoic.
~; CamDobasSo, 102; NOrbitt. 102: Mary
Holland 80; Moss. 90: New Garter. 90:
Abraca dabrd. 80: Malaga. 90: KinRses-
sing, 90; Silver Ball 80: Toncy I.asso.
%; Orfano, 80; Gay Gryselle. 80.
Third race-Tho Dixie; three-year-
olds; ore Tuile and three-quarters. Old
I course. Perseverance, 10
Fourth raCe-TwO-yesrs-oId SIX fur
longs. columbia course. Braggadocio.
l15: Deburgo, lis; Goshen Chief. ll5:
HiaSko. 1l5; GIaucus, lis: Tea Leaf I12:
Miss Catesby. III: Bob Callahan. jr.
10; Ienakoc, lO1; Orfano, l07: Counter
mand, lis.
Fifth race-Maiden: three-year-olds
and upward; one mile. Columbia
course Wilton LaclJeye. 1O3; Dufneld,
lO2; POmpOUs. 100. Aiken. 100: Grace
Cameron, 100; heinptOn, 100; Lachesis.
lgO' Milestone, 100; Tuckernuck, 100;
NiantIck. los
Sixth race-Selling: three-year-oIcs
and upward: one and one-eightk miles
Old course Society Sud. los; 'Reid-
moore lc6; 'IvanhOc. 1O3; ~D'Ar6le. IO3 ;
Peter Knight. ZOE; ssFancy Bird, 9S
~"Hooray. Is; ""DOny Spanker. 9S
''Campaigner. %.
Seventh race-Maidens; three-year-olds
ard up; one mile; Columbia course.
Howard Shean, l03; Llanthony Boy, los;
Lady Avis. los; Morning Light los:
Grenadier los. High hummer 100. Ora M
Sar, 100: Village King, 100; Princess
Nettie. 100.
Note.-The third race. the Dixie. having
but one named Ttarter the nth race
was divided among those drawn to be
run rs the seventh race.
Apprentice allowance claimed. ssBoys
never having ridden a winner.
Clear; slow.
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BURLES0N SAYS SCHOOL
SYSTEM IS DEPL0RABLE
(contInued LON - 20

having written this article. and that he
told members of the board that he did
not even know who had written II or
wno was authority for 1t The paper
submitted was found accid sntally a Few
days ago by a member or the board who
was looking through some old papers
at the Franklin building. II bore the
signature, William Estabrook Chan
cellOr."
Other evidence attacking DR.. Chancel-
lOr's veracity was introduced
The four charges against DIT. Chan
cellor. which, II proved. will result In
his dismissal by the board. are incom-
antagoniZing the board, and conduct uR-
becoming q superintendent. In various
specifications under these four charges
it is declared that DR.. Chancellor de-
ceived and misled the board.
Mr.. McNamara's plan, IL Is said, VIII
be not 10 call on the members OF tile
board for testimony save when II shall
be absolutely necessary.
According TO an authentic report,
there Will be put in evidence this after
noon or tomorrow a document that Will
weigh seriously against Or. Chancellor.
II is also said that this document was
accidentally discovered. and that II
turned out 10 be a most important link
in the chain OF evidence bearing on one
OF the most serious charges against the
superintendent
Before the trial began today, ldessrs.
Leckie and Fulton. representing DR.
Chancellor. said they had not h Id time
20 prepare themselves for the trial as
fully as they wished 70 do.
II is now the plan to complete all the
evidence the board has 20 offer this aft
ernoon and tomorrow Afternoon.
Adjournment Will then be taken until
next Monday, when the defense WI
put IN its evidence.
The Washington times., 1907-11-26
WASHINGTON PRODUCE
MARKET

Ihe local produce market was steadier
this morning than it mas been for sew
eral months. Although receipts OF
dressed turkeys and other poultry werc
barely equal TO the demand, prices for
this commodity were lar from being
high for this time OF the year Tor live
poultry the market was even better and
prices for live fowls were almost equal
to those on dressed stocks.
Some merchants we're OF the opinion
that figures would so soaring but IL is
now practically assured That the top
prices Tor turkeys will not 30 above zoe.
Average sales showed the majority OF
stock 10 have brought between us 10
lSc.
Heavy shipments Of game lowered the
prices considerably, and with more
heavy arrivals booked for tomorrow. II
is probable mat the figures viii go even
lower. FrIces of green fruits and ysge-
tables remained unchanged.
Eggs-Fresh Virginia. 3lQ32c: strictly
fresh, S. W Va. 9oc; storage. lsq2c.
fats, l7c; small. l7a175kc: fair to good
Butter-western. hrst. 2sa2she; sec
onds' 2i925c: process, fancy. 24a25c: fair
TO good. 20g2lc; dairy, choice. 2O9Zlc
store packed, fresh, l9G2Oc.
POULTRY.
"a NJ A&AF g IIE HUuAAQs lOLA5. A0lf
Doc: hens, 1842oc. Chickens-Live. per
pound fancy. large, 15QI5c; medium,
lac small. 15c: hens, lie; ROSTERS.
&c Ducks-Liye. per pound. spring lz.
lZ1Lsc small, llgl2c.i geese, E1a12c.; keats,
10 &c. Turkeys per pound.
hens. undrawn, 171zalS1zc; average. IN
drs wn, l7I1nlS1kc; old toms. 17c.
Ch.ckens-Dressed. large "a i5c, small,
lJn l6c; hens, choice, l5c: ROSTERS, 50
&C. ducks, lZql4c; geese, 10Gll.
- III -
Apples (per Dbl )--Yor,, Imperial.
packcd, SZOJd375; Wine Sap, S2.O0Q2.Jg;
Fancy Table. $3-5OQ5.00; Spy, s. &q4.50;
louse packed, SlJUd3.O0. Grapes (per
oasket)-Catawbas. l3a15; Niagaras. u
q-Oc; Concords, llgi5c, Salem, 13alfc.
Cranberrles lper box, S2JoV30O. ounces
per bbl). S3-5Oa450- Grape fr;Iit. Flor
ida, S40OI6.O0; Oranges. Florida. g. ijfi
80: keifer Pears. Dbl. 800, Walnuts.
SG4c ID. Potatoes. Dbl. iI.oJf.20Q; Sweet
Potatoes. Dbl. S2-00Q3O0; Vans, bbl., q. 30
a225: Cabbage, hundred, SZ.UGI401. Cc-
cumbers, bu., S2.OOG35O Onions. bu..
l2dsOc. Celery, crate. S35O94 400. Squash,
Fla. Der basket. Sl-z5nL75. Beans. pr
basket. S-J0a225. Egg plants. per crate.
H15gZ0O-
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Extra. cwt-, S5.25g5-50 Butch
SIC. W. '''O'o ''''' common 70 1'4s
Hogs-Gross. 6q7c: ordinary. 6ha7c;
dressed. small. &c; large SIC.
Sheep-Clipped, $3.5Ga5O0; common,
S2.5Ofi 500. lambs. G5SdTc
Calves-Prime, l0c; medium, &c; grass.
4zT5c.
Cows-Prime fresh. s40959; common.
S2oU30
GRAIN.
Wheat-Choice, SLO2aLO3; fair to good.
socn 800. ordinary. 9GQg4c.
Rye-75aSSc.
Corn-Shelled, white. 67G6Sc: shelIed.
yellow. CNu69c-; old ear {4UOE4IO
New COrn-Ear, 75d9Oc.
Cats-Western. white, No. ?. 53Q55c;
mixed. 5Qlf52
Hay Timothy. Western. No. !. SlS.5O9
1870; Western, No. 2. S1SOOG1S.50: West
ern, mixed. SI1O0GIsOa
GAME
Rabbits. per doz. 81 1851. IS: do. kits,
per dozen, T5cdSl.0O. Quail. per doz.,
s.: ooN3o5; do. small per doz.. St.O0Gl.50.
Pheasants. each. ScCqS1.z5. Wild tur-
key, 2e12ic. Squirrels. each. SC. Opos-
sums. each, -0al0c. WoodcocK. each.
S0d4 0c.
The Washington times., 1907-11-26
POOR MOTHER.

From the time she gets up in the
morning till she goes 10 bed at night
every one IN the family. from the hus-
band 10 the washerwoman, takes a com
plant 10 mother, and drops. II on her
shoulders. II ever We have time 70 be-
come a statistician and get paid for
figuring, we intend 10 find out how
many complaints n woman hears from
the day she enters home in a shower
of rice till the day she leaves IL feet
foremost in a box covered with roses
Atchison Globe.
The Washington times., 1907-11-26
Langdon School House
To Be Moved Tomorrow

The work Of moving the one-story
frame school building in Langdon 200
feet. which. Il IS thought. could be &C
cOmplisned without requiring he ru-
pills 10 leave their seats. will prOba' ~
begin tomorrow. The contract was to-
day awarded 10 r Seek & Sons. whose
bid OF $40 was the lowest received
Omclals OF the Building Inspectors Office
are somewhat doubtful. however, as TO
whether the building can be moved
without its being vacated. and II is
more than probable that the children
VIII be given a holiday.
The Washington times., 1907-11-26
Washington Prices

Capital Traction SIS S2.ooOQ1lO: $5OoaIO:
81 .OO0dl1O: S1.O0OGlI0.
Washington Railway and Electric IS,
81 .c00077L
Capitol Traction. 10qI25; 4Ql25: 2Olf
12fA l0Gfl2
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred. lOu62lk. 1Gd635z 5n6Z5s. lOG62lk
5ft621z. JOQ6Z15. 5g62iA, 5G62lz 1Oa621.
l00g62IA. 2Q621z
Mergent haler. 1Oe1SS. 2uiSS, 1Ga1SS -.
1871. lU4iSSik
Greene Cananea, 50d5ik
Mitchell Mining. 1OgG5-16.
The Washington times., 1907-11-26
POWERS DEFENSE
CHALLENGES VENIRE

GEORGETOWN. Ky. Nov 26.-Attor-
ney Smith, for the defense, in the trial
OF Caleb Powers for the assassination
OF Governor Goebel. gave notice at the
afternoon session Of the court that he
would submit affidavits challenging the
entire second venire Of $50 men sum
moned from Grant county by Deputy
Sheriff Tom Shut
The Washington times., 1907-11-26
BENNING
RESULTS

The first race at Benning resulted as
follows:
Killochs n, . to /. won; The Wrestler. 9
TO ., second; Rappahannock, ? to 3, third.
Time. 1872 As.
Second race-The Slanghan. even. won
nazuma, I 10 10, second: BObbln Around.
to 8, third. Time lis 2-5.
The Washington times., 1907-11-26
ASK CRoss-TowN CAR LINE.

EckiugtOl Citizens Association held In
St Martins Hall North Capitol and T
streets. last night. resolutions were
unanimously passed requesting the IN
stallation OF a cross-town car line
The Washington times., 1907-11-26
A Bullish View.

One Of the leading traders on the stock
exchange today showed board slip on
which he had written OF three points
which. he said. ought 10 cheer everybody
up. They were:
Currency premium fallen from 4 to Z;
per cent and banks expected to cash all
checks freely by the end OF the week.
United States Exchange Bank. shut In
the panic. reOpened yesterday and. like
the reopened Twelfth Ward and Tefm-
inal banks, had more deposits than with.
drawals.
Union Pacific has put back 5000 men re-
Gently discharged, an example OF re-em-
pioyment which viii be largely followed
as soon as currency lOOsens up.
New England" he said never had
a panic and cities Ike Syracuse and To-
ledo never noticed IL ether. The pres
ent blCck belts are between Ptttsburg
and the Mississippi and west OF the
Rockies, but conditions I'm these belts
Of two weeks ago. AS soon as New
York sets good example of resump-
ton the West Will follow suit. RecoV-
cry will be sure, but slow.
y. m.-During the first hour OF the
afternoon the market was active. slow
ing UP with some reactions in the sec
ond hour, but becoming very strong in
The last hour Of the session with 1zliI
per. cent additional gains In the active
leaders. Money was offered at per
cent and this was the cause Of general
congratulations among members Of the
exchange, bankers, and traders gener-
ally
Many loans were made At per cent. At
just before 3 O'Clock, the brokers actual
~ endeavored to force the rate down to
per cent. The market closed strong
and with every indication Of a steady
upward movement. =
IL was the best closing in months.
The gold engagements and arrivals
now total S93 OO0 600
The Washington times., 1907-11-26
STOCKS, BONDS, MONEY, AND GRAIN
New York Stocks

Quotations furnished by Post & F1Asz
members OF New York Stock Exchange, 1891
4 81. nW.l
The Washington times., 1907-11-26

a year ago, in a public address. Score
taTy Shaw said that when a man in a
buggy was leading a colt he should be
careful to hold a considera bic slacl, %
the halter, so that II the colt STONED
suddenly he would not be pulled out ~
the buggy and lose the colt Then he
went on TO say that we were now carry
ing our wonderful prosperity at the ey-
IRENE end OF long tether. and couId
feel the knot az the end pulling on orr
hand. II was all right so long as there
was no bump In the road buf wbat
would happen II the\ knot sIipped ana
The colt ran away?
something did happen. and the colt ~
prosperity Is now running away
Mr.. Shaw's successor. Mr. Corteivo,,
IS now standing down the road with a
long stick In his hand. labeled q Der
cent certificates" trying to stop the colt
Several other persons who are doing
nothing to help catch the colt. are sIf
ting on the fence shouting at Cortel-
You can't catch the colt with that
You are no sort of n man to catch
a colt. anyhow"
We would respectfully suggest 70
these gentlemen that their position on
the fence criticising ar official who AT
least Is trying 20 do something to ston
the panic, is undignifed and unpatriotic.
The Washington times., 1907-11-26

The evident pressure Of Steel common
on the market every time IL reaches
around "A and on down 20 q is an indf-
cation Of distribution of a large lot.
The Washington times., 1907-11-26

President Stickney. Of the Chicago
Great Western road, is nothing If not
logical He says that while the Gov
eminent Is urging confidence in the ma
tional banks Congress has made no
move in forty-five years for depositinc
Government funds in the banks and the
Government does not believe the
banks good enough to deposit in them
without security"
The Washington times., 1907-11-26
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Western railroad traffic is y per cent
less than last year Railroad stocks are
nearly 100 per cent below last years
figures.
The Washington times., 1907-11-26

Increased interest rates viii be de-
manded by St Louis banks
The Washington times., 1907-11-26
Detect Short Covering.

Market observers quickly detected the
covering OF one Of the biggest shorts on
the Exchange. and this. with the easier
money, helped the rise very materially.
The pounding of Missouri Pacific was
finally located to be from an interest
THAI had unloaded at much higher
prices, and was very anxious to get
back stock on the bargain counter
Copper acted nicely, opening az Il.
breaking to 46z, and then advancing 10
Az. with every indication Of a further
gain. Smelter broke = In the initial
weakness, and gained the decline and
an additional 2-pOint advance before the
noon bell. SJeel common dropped to
pa. and rallied, with excellent strength.
20 25i5. Preferred declined y to 500,
and touched S1H
Canadian Pacific gained 2lz, Great
northern, j. net; Northern Pacific ~:
Pennsylvania, a point; Union Pacific.
ii9s. and New York Central. ia. The
latter opened at 9z7s. declined 20 9lJk.
and then Jumped 10 93lB Reading open
ed az so. went or TO 79&, and rallied
Tone Indicative Of further rains
The Washington times., 1907-11-26
NEW YORK STOCKS
IN STRONG RALLY
Following a Weak Opening.
Money 6 Per Cent-Best
lone in WeekS-GoSsip

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-12:3O D. m
Turing the opening hours this morning
the New York stock market acted like
SICK pet. dropping and seeking sym
pathy. The bears detected the apparen;
lack Of spirit or tone to the market. and
becoming confident they slashed right
and left. and were powerful enough to
bring about more or less serious de-
clines during the first hour. The market
mad passed into the second hour and
was moving along under the bear pres
sure into the last half Of the hour when
theEe was a complete right-about move
ment that checked the selling instantanc-
oGSly and started the bears into a
frenzy of covering while buying orders
seemed to develop all over the room.
Large lots. 500 and 1000 shares. were
bought with frequency. astonishing to
the market, and money dropped TO per
cent. 1t was a clear case of hurrah
boys. hurrah, with the bulls. who have
been iayed so much during the last six
months that they made the most of their
opportunity to make a few lucky dollars
for the Thanksgiving festivities.
1t is evident that the friends OF better
prices OF securities and financial i'm
provement do not expect anything in the
way Of a severe attack on corporations
by the President in his message to. Con-
gress. the theory being that, I'm the face
Of present conditions. every effort 10
restore confidence, with reason, will
be made.
The strong leaders were Copper.
Smelling, Union Pacific, Great North
ern, and Northern Pacific.
The Washington times., 1907-11-26

The gold engagements and arrivals
now total $93. GOO, 600
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-06-13
HENDERSON, N. c., THURSDAY, JUNE 49, 1907.

bottom and die in peace?" "No" re-
piled the other, II will live as long as
l can" The first sank to the bottom
and was soon dead. The other kept
kicking around. When the dairyman
opened his can he, found the dead
frog at the bottom, and the othe r
one was sitting serenely on a ball Of
butter which he had kicked up. Moral:
Don't give up-keep a kicking. Mr..
kitchin told an allegory calculated
to impress the young people of his
audience. A young man, ambitious
-splendidly equipped, wandering on
the mountain side fell asleep. Three
radiant beings appeared before him,
each begging to be taken as his life
guide and companion.-Fame, For
tune and Love. He chose fame, and
us they went on their way in search
OF happiness ar old man stood before
them. "Oh! Youth, listen!, There is
one who is a surer guide than Fame,
Fortune, or even Love. Choose Duty,
for she it is, who gives the eternal
crown OF life
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-06-13
A Henderson Printer No Long.
er Has Headaches Every
Week. Why?

No person is so miserable as vic
tim OF nervous Indigestion
The practical, sensible remedy for
such q condition is to give the stom-
ach digestive assistance. For this
purpose there is nothing superior to
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These time-tested tablets. Are pre-
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and mildly tonic properties and moth
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Mr.. D. E. Aycock, Henderson, n. C.,
says:
+ write you these lines to letyou know
that DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets
which | procured at kernerMcNair'
drug store, accomplished more in my
case than any other remedy that l have
tried. The headaches from which | used
to suffer so much have entirely vanished
since | began with your treatment. My
appetite is good, the old nervous feeling
is gone, and | am at last feeling like 6
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and | advise all who suffer as / have, tt
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DR.. Richards Dy yspepsia Tablets soc bottl
Dr. Richards Laxocomfts 25c a bottl
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A Porter of Henderson Cured
of DYSPEPSIA and Headache.

ANY one in this town who is dis
couraged and sick at heart because
of an Outstanding stomach trouble
may not only read with interest the
following letter from one OF their
neighbors, but may easily investigate
and find ont the truth of the old
adage that ''to see is to believe. >
Read what Lewis Dugger, a porter
of Henderson, n. c., says:
cannot speak too strongly in praise
of DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets. l got
a bottle of these tablets at kerner- Nc
Nair's store about month ago and since
began using this medicine | have no.
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nv health. l have been subject to Sc
we're attacks sofIndigestion OF for about two
years and have tried most every remedy
heard Of Everything | ate seemed to
distress me: my appetite was very poor
| and | suffered greatly from dizziness and
fainting. | think L used to have the
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lived. | can truthfully say that after
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Do 1t Now. Do What?

Why get rid of your miserable dys-
pepsih which keeps you from enjoy
ing the sunshine of life all about you,
keeps you in a funeral state of mind
and a depressed condition OF body?
1t can be done and right here in Hen
derson, N. c., at Kerner-McNair's s
drug store. The following throws
some light on the matter:
DIR. RICHARDS DYSPEPSIA TABLET Asso-
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Gentlemen:
Yes | had Dyspepsia and Indigestion
and was in bad shape until | began
taking DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets
A short experience with this wonderful
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| ever was in my life. They did the work
of curing me.
Yours truly,
MRS. W. E. BBADY,
Henderson, N. G..
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets SOC bottle
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Cures WOman'S Weaknesses.

We refer to that boon to weak, nervous,
suffering women known as DR.. Pierce's
Favgrite Prescription.
I- John Fyfe one of the Editorial Staff
~ THE ECLECTIC MEDICAL REVIEW says
of Unicorn root (HeJO1ids DjOicd) which
+. one Of the chief ingredients of the "Fa-
yarite Prescription
~, remedy which invariably acts as a utter
f,... igvigOratOr makes for normal ac-
ii5..tr u the entire reproductive system j"
lie continues "in HelOniaS we have medica-
rnr-.- which more fully answers the above
imposes than any other drug 1rtth Uhtch am
r..1IiHtcd. In the treatment OF diseases Pc
.gir.r to women 1t is seldom that case is
,.-r which does not present some Indication
fgr this remedial agent" DR.. Fyfe further
says: The following are among the leading
vibrations for Helonias Unicorn root. Pain
or zrhing in the back. with sleucorrhopa !;
atomic weak conditioff\ OF the reproductive
organs ot NoUen. mentaS depression and ir-
ritabiIity associated With chronic diseases Of
sensation n heat tn the region of the kid
ncy,: menIrrhagl4 Qiooding). due to q weak
cacd condition OF! the reproductive system:
ssp2aiSea Or or accdmpanHing snssns nGa'hi5 a5
sDnOEnG condition OF the digestive organs
and kErmic (thin blood habit: dragging
sensIhons in the extreme lower part OF the
II more or less Of the above symptoms
af--- present., no -11YaIlQ woman cal-do
EcTT-r Than take DR.. Pierce'S EaYOrite
PfC[--CfTTTTI0nI 0Te 0r the reading ingredi-
eIltS u WITCH is Unicorn root, or Helonias,
anI the medical properties of which it
most faithfully represents.
OF Golden Seal root, another prominent
Ingredient Of "Favorite Prescription, F."
Prof Finley EllingwOod, NJ. D., Of Ben
nett Medical College, Chicago, says:
~Ir j, an important remedy in disorders Of
th,. womb In all catarrhal conditions
and ..ii,ral cnfccblcment. IL is useful"
Prof. John NJ. Scudder, NJ. d., late Of
Clu.innati, says Of Golden Seal root:
In relation to its general effects on the
sy-rrr.. Hfrc is no medicine IN about lcf,icIt
U.r, Is such general tnGnimity of opinion. 1t
8, unus,sGHy regarded a. the tonic useful in
al! Irnilitatcd states"
Prof. X. RarthOlOw, NJ. D.. of Jefferson
Medical College, says of Golden Seal:
Valuable in uterine hemorrhage. menor-
rha4Ta lfiOOdng) and Congcstivc dysmenOr-
rhu.a painful mcn5truatiOn("
Dr Piercc'S FaVOrite Prescription fa lth-
fully represents all the above named in
grndicnts and cures the diseases for which
the are recommended.
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Everything Else Failed But
Richards For This Case.

The proof is the cure. The cure is
in your own midst. Not away off
amongst strangers. The strong
claims for DR.. Richards Dyspepsia
Tablets are esta ablished in Henderson,
by Henderson cures. Here is one OF
them.
Grant Marabie, Henderson, N. c.,
says:
Your Tablets, which got at kerner.
McNair's drug store a few weeks ago
are the best that it has been my privilege
to come across / have tried any mum
Der of remedies with no benefit whatever
but since | began taking DR.. Richards
Dyspepsia Tablets, my health has picked
up wonderfully. | have run the whole
gamut of Dyspepsia ailments in their Sc
verest forms and | want to state right
| here, that since using your Tablets they
have brought about a thorough change
for the better in my health. l am always
praising their merits to all whom meet
| and am very thankful for all the benfits
derived My health is better than it has
been for years and | give your remedy
| the credit for all it has done for me.
Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets 50c bottle
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