The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-07-30
The Survival
of the Fittest.

Much has been said and writ
ten about the strenuous life, and
not little about the simple life.
1t is, however, an undisputed
fact that the American people,
as a whole, have drifted away
from the simple mode of living
and travel the pace that kills.
We may or may not owe our
phenomenal growth and develop
ment as a nation to this change,
but granting that we do, the
question arises it been
worth the cost? Human life is
more valuable than any earthly
asset, and should have every
possible safeguard thrown around
it. In the mad rush for wealth,
discretion has been thrown to the
winds, with the result that the
path of American progress has
been streWn with human wrecks.
Yet the stampede continues. The
race is to the strong. Those who
fall by the way are the only ones
who are forced to realize the
price paid for the nations pro-
gress.
One of the heaviest items Of
: cost is the weakened and degen-
crate condition of the stomach Of
the average American. What
e has become of the robust and
, sturdy manhood of our fore
t fathers? Where are the strong,
s well-developed women of our
: earlier days? The percentage of
e vigorous men and women is
steadily growing less. What is
S the cause? There is but one
It answer-the mode of living,
h Irregularity of meals, neglect Of
e natures calls, late hours, loss o.
), rest, worry, hurry, hustle ant
a hustle have brought about thi'
is condition.
# 1t has remained for a young
II Ohio man, Mr.. L. T. Cooper, t,
II call attention to this evil, and tn
IL wisdom of his logic has met witt
re popular endorsement Throughout
10 the country. Mr.. Cooper has ad
at vanced the theory that tn
lie stomach is responsible for tn
S: majority of Illnesses common t,
Id the American people. He claim
or that the stomach governs the en-
I tire body, and that when tn
u stomach fails to perform it's func
It. tons properly, the system
no weakened and rundown an
is unable to resist disease. T
is forty yourself against diseas
ms and enjoy good health, you mus
s. look to your stomach first, last
g, and all the time.
lie Reasoning from cause to effect
st Mr.. Cooper has provided
st remedy. He claims that it
only necessary to restore tn
tn stomach to a normal condition i
IN order to enjoy good health, an
&c with this end in view he ha
ne placed within the reach of ever
nd sufferer his new preparation
as called Cooper's New Discovery
re which is the best stomach toni
IS, and blood purifier on the market
mt Prepared with great care frol
OF selected herbs, roots, banks an
IL berries, known for their efficac
'ut in all stomach ailments, it has
as very big demand wherever i
Id merits have become known.
Mt; In cases of severe indigestic
nd it affords immediate relief.
I'LL tones up the stomach, cleanses tt
les blood, stimulates the action of tt
nd bowels, restores the liver and XII
nd neys to normal condition, driv
we uric acid from the system al
be- strengthens all the organs of Il
put body.
Cooper's New Discovery is e
ore titled to a place in every hous
out hold. To enumerate the ailmen
Tho it relieves would involve makil
IN up a list of two-thirds of all d
ten eases of mankind.
Zen Cooper's New Discovery is
NIL sale at all drug stores throug
du- our the country.
so child will have real Happiness
What man would not, if