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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-10-26
THE new DISEASE, "SQUIATUM."
Some Remarks Concerning 1t and Other Re
cent Additions IL our Troubles.

| 9Shi hAultluHS III uni IituUisSr
Marvellous days are these il
which we live. New diseases anc
new cures are offered each. day by
men of science. The Burlington
News has patented q new COM.
plalnt. Our contemporary com
ments thus on its newly.found
malady:
sit belongs to the family of
uewly disc overed maladies. In
order to 5explain more fully we
will. tell of a conversation We
heard once. A school boy was
asked to spell stove-pipe. He be.
gan. 'S-t-o-v.e, Stove, P-i-r-a,
Pipe, Steve Pipe, stewidity, Stew
idity.' Being !. asked what the
'stewidity stewidlty' meant, be
replied, that's the elbow
| 'squintum' is disease shat
the fellow who travels in the air
ship has in place of the hook
worm he would have had if he had
gone barefooted on the.ground."
There is humorous side to al
most everything and the Burlin J.
ton News takes:a. hearty laugh at
the newly found ails of humanity.
First 1t was appendicitis, For a
time 1t had almost reached that
pass whore the man who had not
been divorced from his appendix
had committed a serious set of go.
clal negligence. As our Burling-
ton friend remarks, however;
"Ihis has become old now end
many people are simply gong to
the hospitals and having their ap-
pendlx removed to keep from
waiting their turn."
At length appendicitis has be,
come ordinary, and general inter-
est centers in pellagra, the hook
worm ana other complaints of
more modarn discovery,
50 conflicting are the causes
nscrlbed to thpse twin ailments
that naturally enough the Bur- =
lngton News, like the balance Of
us, is perplexed just which course
Go take with q ocilla on the ore
hand and q Chsrybdis on the 9TH
er. Hear it:
cit is said that pellagra is caus-
cd by eating corn bread. Appen-
dioitis is caused by eating wheat
bread. Hook worm is caused by
eating no bread ct al, and gong
barefooted. If you eat corn bread
you will die of pelIagra and if you
eat wheat bread you will die of
appendieitis, and if you don't ca t
other. the hook worm takes
charge in you.'
IF these three maladies get af-
Ter q fellow, he had SO well pull
up the hivor, say his prayers,
make his will, turn his bank ae-
'ount over to the doctor, kiss the
women folks good bye aud whistle
for the boatmau. For he's bound
to be q goner." "
The ii.cIdent of .;the good old
Presbyterian layman is recalled
After hearing d long discourse
from minister of his own faith.
and hearing another sermon by a
Methodist minister, he exclaimed
Nv ell, 1T seems that teller can
and he can't;
He will and he won't;
He'll be damned if he does,
"And he'll be damned if he
don't.'
Just what she next Offering q
science will be we know not, Meth
ar are we possessed of sufficient
daring to even forecast. It may
be "Squlnsum," as The Burling-
ton News predicts. Certain it is
that the plot thickens, and about
all there is for the average layman
80 do is to resign himself as cid
che Presbyterian brother, and &C.
cept the complexity of the stu,
alton with a mock understanding
and await eventualities Char
Iotte News.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-10-26
FIigh'fuI Fate Averted,

II would have been cripple for
life, from q terrible cut on my
knee cap," writes Mr.. Frank Dis
berry, Kelliher, Mimi. "without
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which
soon cured me- y InfalibIe for
wounds. cuts and bruises, it soon
cures Burns, Scalds, Old Sores,
Boils, Skin Eruptions. World's 8
best for Piles. 25c. at all drug
gil ts.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-10-26
CONCORD AND CABARRUs COUNTY.
Only an old Mule, but it has PsI!agIa
Another Barn Burned.
Concord Times, October 21st.

Concord Times, October 2lst.
M. V. Richards, who is at thf
head of the land and industria
departments of both the Southern
and Mobile & Ohio railroads
spent last Tuesday here and made
an address in the court house last
night. Mr.. Richards had beeI
here several times before, but on.
ly for short stays and he was
wonderfully impressed with the
great progress our city has made
J. W. Cannon, Jr., left last
night for New York in company
with A. Burwell, Jr., and S. B
Alexander, Jr., of Charlotte, tc
enter the good roads reliability
tour which leayes Herald Square
Monday under the auspices Of the
New York Herald and the Allan.
Ia Journal. The route will be
over tie established automobile
highway which traverses North
Carolina.
Another barn was burned in
this county last Tuesday night,
making the second one within ten
days. This time it was the barn
of Mrs. L. L. Plott, who lives near
R )cky River Church. Her SOUS,
James aud Henry, had been pos,
sum hunting in the fore part Of
the night, and it was some time
after their return that the barn
vas discovered to be on fire by a
neighbor, When they reached it
the roof was falling in, and it was
impossible to save anything. Five
mules and one horse was burned
to death, and q large let Of rough
ness, grain, buggy, etc. The loss
is about $500, with 1915 insur-
ance. 1t is rot known how the
barn caught Oh fire, but it is
thought that 1t was an incend-
iary's work.
George Bost, who lives near
Cold Spring, III No. s townsbip,
brought to the city Tuesday q
mule which had been sick since
last June. The animal, which ia
II years old, could hardly walk
and was led to Concord with
much difficulty. It was taken to
Dr.. Griffin, who after examining
it could not diagnose the case as
one which was common among
stock. H9 at once examined hi:
veterinary books Oh peIlagra, aud
found that the mule bad every
symptom Of this disease. There
are scales all over its face anc
body. The mule will MT ear
anything except corn and has but
little appetite for that. Mr., BIS;
vii report TO Dr.. Griffin again
next Saturday as to how the eni.
nal is under the treatment which
he prescribed.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-10-26

Come, you're the Doctor,
Which shall it be,
costiveness, constipation, or
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea?-Cornelison & Cook.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
,SdncQ tritt Der SOB 80"

81. Carl z. 8lnbclbpbu crlicgt CT
nen1 @cbiruld)lo0c. - Wor clncr
Der bcforlltcltcn bciltld)cn Ncr5tc
Der Stoot. - NccrbigllnB inject
SamItog Itatt.
Gincr Der bcforultcltcl 0ciltld)cn
Ncr5tc Naltimorc'a, Gr. Carl Z. 9uO-
oenbobn, ihicb qeitcrn Worgcl gcgcll
; llbr EWtorgcns III icincr Mobnlll1,
Ar. l1S, Siib = EocnitrnBc, olo Dem
Sebcn. Tr. N%uoOcnbobn murbe Sc
itcrn Nuht an Elm &rontcnbctt CERT
len. 9lli Dem &cinmuc9e crlitt CT Ell
men 0cblrnihlog mo crlog ocntlel-
ben in lcincr MobnumG bolb oaroil',
Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lprtrbe am u.
Scptcnlbcr 1850 III YrcuBiih r Vfill.
Den geborcn lIno FAM oils 15lubrlgcr
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Mmerltu, Sobnlb CT Die cugiildc
Sprndc crlernt, notnl cr bus Stll=
blum Der Weoi5in an Der y@olbin9-
ton l%lnipcrlitGt bon Wurplano," ieet
DWiorplonb ltnineriitGt," ouf nno
promouirte i'm Sabre 1873. Seit ie-
Ter Belt pr~ofti5irte cr III Sioegaltls
more NM crmurh lid balo bus bohItc
Iuiehcll. lllttcr 8ouperllerr Soipls
oeS lullr0e CT illnl Coroner bes lilolt'
dell Iiltriftes crliollnt. Gr ituro Der
,Glltinol Grllg So. bon baltimore"
als Yrllibcl;t Dor; lcit ntebr ais %
Suhreil gcborte cr Der beittideil epun.
grliiden @cmeinid)oft on ber0reene',
ftnbc 0ernlonitrobe 8aitor Gbrilt.
Woit) an mn mar IN ben lesten Sob-
rcit Srritcc Der 8enicinoc. Gr biii-
terlG6t ieinc Wittlpe. Sroii Sophle
s. 0uooenbobn. 5ipci &inber, Nito
itlto Gnrl. i'm Sitter bon 5 iulo 3 Sab.
reii, ioluie brei 9riiocr, Die SS. Iit-
quit, Serbinonb uto Wilbelm Bib
b%enbobn. iGmntlih in Baltimore.
lie 9eeroigluts finoet am Somltag,
Nahntittngs = llbr, pom Irolter.
bultic aus ni,i bent Houboit Yarf-
6rienboic itott. Die Ynitoren Z. 60
ger bon Ebilooelpbiu nnb u. Tfoit
Don Neip . Oorf iueroen ben 8ottes-
oieliit Ieiteit.
5rnn Murenrstbc VI, Sur
pen.
Srai Morgaretbe u. Surpep, Witt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

tpitroBe befullo, borte or ploelld) cie
men Grobrui i'm Hiiden. Gr panotc
lit lrllo bemerfte 81 leiilcm nid)t ge'
ringen Sdreden eillen iuie iptlo aur
i'm Sueilcnben 9tcgcr, lueld)er Stpet
ciicrnc Seine eineS Sfens IN Der Giift
ifpano. ,,SnDcm or id)ric:: nNieoer
nit Den 9lourofen; bier fommt
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ocnl Foli5iitcn clltgcgell, lueld)cr iid)
in5piihen bon icincm Sd)redcn err
bolt bate, Dem oficubar 9etrunfcncn
Elm 9ein itelte ulO i'm SIT 9oben
mari. Ser Negcr ipllroe borauf ee-
~feiieit nod Der iiiolueitlifen Yoli5ei-
i%tntipn gebrndt, no ct ieinen Nan,cn
ais Socob $. Sofion bon Hr. POS.
Norb GnlitpitroBc, nllgub. Hid)ter
9cod iiberwies i'm Dem @cf1ngniB.
NllgcmcineS SeutbeS
Wnii1n bans. = llnter Dem Dor.
iib Der Er1iioentin. Srnu Sobanno
@cbr mo Der Yrotofolfiibrune Der
SefrctGrin 5rau Mfinna Motber fano
geltern Nnfmittag Die Wonatsper.
ianmlung oes H1bperein
|.ScS Daugcn,eincn Gautifen WaiiellS
bauies" I'M Nititaltseeb1uoe an Mis-
qllitbs ulb SrIeans.S traBe itatt. Slt-
Der Snuptiohe tpurben MIR 8olltine.
8elt)1fte erltbigt. 3ur aufnnbnle
g%clongtcn 5luei neue Witglieocr. oie
Srolcn Selrietta Hiebl uno Clara
Sommerlutte. Z,
Nld) Der Iamen.Giilfsbcrein bcs
@niien6auieS belt gritern Nadn,it.
tag ieiltc "ragelmdBiee IerialnmiInng
itno fllbr eifrig nit ben 0orbereitunt
gen iiir oos orn IA. Wai inn NnltaIts.
BcboltNe itottiinbenoc Grobecrenicit
tort, fir lucIdes Die Gintrittsfurtcn
SIR Gertbcilling %gelongtet,. Sn Die.
ier VeriantmIliln9 fiibrte SRI. Mdrtb1
@orthe Sen Goriis nno 5rl. Sba Yre-
Ilibn has Erotofol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Or. Sslcr foinmt.

MirO elmer Ger SolDtrc0ncr icil bel
ocr @irmciblmA 6c3 neuCn Siblios
thief. 8ebGubcS Scr mcol5lnlltcn
unO h%irurgiifcn 6afult0t. -
NicIe beriibmte Wcbi5iner neb.
men an scr Ic;cr Sbeil.
Sie Gilmcibuulg oea llcucl 9iblirs
tbef- @cb1ll0cs Der mc0i5iniidcl un0
djirur9iid)cn Snfult1t an Cathedral,
robc Breton. StroBc. iinOct ON Con.
nerltog. ben 13. Mai, itutt. Gr. Vii.
liam SSler. Der bCriibmtc Nfeoijincr
in6 Heftor Der OriorO.llnipcrlitat,
hot leinen @clrld) juBciugt ulo miro
elmer Der Surptrcbncr iein. Qic
Wcibe.G eremonicu merocn nit cincm
@ebet bes Cardinals @ibbpna croft
net peroen. Gonn Criul1t Die llcbcr.
gobc bcs NchGubcs ieitcnS hcS Bra
iibentcn bes 0al.Gcmitc's, Or. Com.
q 9ruib, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oc2
rSbcpparo nno Gnod) Erntt &oipi-
tals.@ Ir. 9ricc Y. @oloaborcu9b
Ger Traiiocnt Der 1nfult1t, bdlt bic
snnabme-Rebe. 8Sbm islgcn ais
Sprchcr Or. 2. @cir Mitd)cu pcn
philadelphia Or. Hbraham Sorobi
non &cu.Oorf, Gr. NIircb 6orIcm
Don Bolton Wnior Mpbcrt 6lctfcr
pcn @uibinnton unO Or. TaneS IN.
ion Don philadelphia. PIN Sd)luiic
Der Gcrcmonic mcrocn lid Die Sbcil-
llcbincr nod Der 3u GbrCn oca be.
riibnlten Nr5tcS bcnonmtcn Cslcr-
Solc 5urild5lcben, no Or. Norpcn
Guiding iibcr bcn Galcr 6ollo 9Crid,t
critotten mirb. Cje Ginpribunaa-
Ac6c IN Der Sale b0lt nnnn Or. @il
liam $. Wcld). u. SSlcr miro crit
enl 9lbe1o lprcd)Cll. munll Gin Silent
i,d)cr Gnnpiong itdttiinoct. Nm n1d).
iicrl Gage mcrocn n,ebrCrS Sieungcn
IiuttfinoerL fir Die cbeniods bcruor.
rqScuoe Heoncr ongpfiinoigt limo.
3u oieien geborcn: Ir. Simon 6lcr-
llcr pom Hcp.Oort, Der beriibmtc
Wncteriologc, pcldlcr eill Serlm &C.
gen @eniditarrc e~rilmocn not, icrucr
Die Eoftoren (bos. Z. Cullen. Mar
Vrooel. ). q. Hcif. Ncrbcrt Sorlan,
Se1ru %. Sltr0 uno onbere mebr.
sr. 9ricc u. 0olosboroigb miro
feline Sabrcsreoc an bicicin Gage bal
ten. Siir Den nid)iicn 5oa. SamItag,
lit Gin Nusilug mad Dem Staots. I'll
berfnloiis. Sanatorium IN Den blnucr
Bergen por9ciebcn, lllto NbcllbS lin
Get odnn ba5 Sabrca0iner Der Saul.
I'd. III Der GsIer.9oQc ltott, an mel.
dem @ouuerneur GrctberS mo Gr.
@eieral-a npaIt Charles ). 9ol,n.
prrtc tbeilnebnien merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Sunncnauf. nnS ltntcrgan9.
TaS @ettcr.

Sir Mornlun0 mo bCn GiItrtft
Gollln16io bclltc fIur uuo fiiblCr, 6rcl.
tng flor ln0 tilbl, nororUcltlld)t
@ir10c.
@eitern bctru9 Der bod)itc lbcrnlo.
meterltono so 8roO Don I bis 3 l(6r
IotmittaQs uno bic nicOriNItc Gent
perotitr mar GO @roo Dor 6 Ntor0ena.
Sn oen iibriqcn 9uuhcS .@cttcrbcs
obodjtutgssS totioncn lultroc Der Iols
qenbe nicoriGitc Recommendations
re9iitrirt:
'Gnitport II, Hortlonb y, Bottom
IS, Ilbom 7S, Neu.Dorf II, EbiIo-
oelpGio rs, Ntluntic Gitp 70, Gupc
Wfop 20, @oihingtun 81, giorfolt so,
SatteroS -, Charlotte 20, @ilminGs
ton 81, GborlcIton ST. Snpamoh 80,
S~ofionpiIle so. SSupitcr rs, Sen @elt
so, gtIonto y. Montgomery 6S, Ncm
Orleans II, Yolcitinc y. @olpeiton
70, Corpus G6riiti 76, MtempbiS GA,
Cincinnati 56, GittSbitrg Ga SSpeGo
20, GlcpeIonb "a Getroit 46, glpcno
81 Worquette 30, Green Ban A, Gbis
cogp 56, Gullltb 46. Ct. Youl 80, ct.
2ouis 5S, &anioS Gitp 81, Omaha
"A, Suron' 36, 9iSmord SO. @iQiiton
81, SABRE 80, Selcno Al. Solt Cafe
Gitp A. 9enpcr %, N.N Elotte ~,
Googc Gitp 4G, &moriQo 60, Sos Pm
aeIeS rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
TBeo. 8. Sicncr & Co.,
217, Elt.Yaltimpre.St raSe,

Deutshes unb anOeres ausIGnbi.
ihes gelo g%efauft uno perfauft.
welbfenoungen beiorgt mad 8estih.
Lamb, Geftreih, mublano II. (. NJ.
MedieI nuseeiteIt auf auslanbiide
1nnfen. Greoitbrieie uno TropcIers
Cheques. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Yns benz Natbtanic.

Cine Inregung, hercn @orjiiac olli
Den crlien @lid erfennbor 81 iein
ideincll, mod)ic gcitern Gr +. Goltpers
lleilr Gbluiu @oriielo, Der Tr1iibent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Gas sc d. G II b c ung II | )
scr un1 1. 0ieics WtonotS inn Nlter Don
12E Sobrcn perltorbcn1n 6rau Sbes
rcio Monliel. 9ch 8ilbcrt, iano &C,
tern Nohnlittng Hitter groBcr %c.
tbcilioln1g bon SeIotrngenoen bonn
Sruuerbol,s. Nr. 1925, Galtern.Npr.
aus oui benz 6ritohpIc
itott. nud)oem YaItor Hotb pon Der
ocutiden Solems-aird)e einen ieier.
lid)en 5roitergottesrienIt gcbalten
hottc. Giuc 6iiae pr1dtiacr @lu-
mcnipcnoeil itmiifte Den Snrg. Git
lestc Glre ols 9obrtuf,tr0Aer erlpit-
len Der Gntihloienen Die SS. Serb.
gerfenfenlper, Sreo. Weber, gr,it
Teters. 8corg 9iaiilg, Senrp 8leie'
fing ro Serb. Steiitbadl. Sr. 9ouis
Seenolt leitetc Die 9eeroignnB. 6roit
Iuniel mltrbe nm 10. Sftpbcr 1866
in Wiiltenbcrg, 9apern. geborcn MD
fam i'm 9lter BON rs Sabren nud)
s(htcrifa. 3mei Sabre pot ibrer s(ll-
fiirft perbeirotbcte tie lid nit Sr1.
2eppolo &aniel, cinctn iriibercn
ggsnteil Der oNetropolitot1 ScbenS-
periid)erilrgs i. 0cicuihoit". Mebcn
2cbterem binterl1bt Ne picr ainber,
3roil 9pnis BRETON, Sri. Gliiobett
MantieI ltno Sic Serren Soiiis mo
Sermonn Honticl, fiinf Stieffinoer,
sic Srolieli SbontdS Mourts, Gonrao
Sd)pu itto sSreb. Sie9riit, 6rl. Wtin.
ME Gatniel niib Srn. Wiaiam Manl.
iel, lti1b sluri GnfeIfinber. Gic Ser.
itorbcile mnr MitglieO brs uGideil.
frait5- IanienpereinS unb ocs Strait
~enperei!ts oer, SuIenis-8 enteinoe.
.StoncmdlI Sodfon" in
9 dI mulitd ii. IIs Eoli5iit
Ecnic alii 9icnitues Mbellb ieinen go
Iten patolilIirte Into ii1 i'll Der Ami.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Sin bcntid)cs Wcid)ait, nit bent.
idJen Erin5ipicn, lit bus iuublbrfnnn.
tc Ebutusraptiidlc Stnbio bon Mar
Mctiicrt, 409--411 Wurb.Hap.Str TT.
Ste iinorn Jicr bic anfmcrfinmItc
@cbanolnmG. gac Nrbritrn inter
pcrIOnlidlcr ltcbcruadIuns, nnb MIR
feinitrS Material gclanst snr Scr.
ar6titnng in nniercn PORTRAITS. Tiir
Gunfirmanocn ipesicllc ErciscrmGhi.
Guna. 6amilicnSrnppcn itnS Ger.
sr5hcrnngcn nad) altcn gilocrn bis
,nr Scbcnsar6he. Gana b%ciunocrc
Hcnbcit, Hoitfartcn nit Sbrcr Ybo.
trarnpbic in ludjfciner gnsihbrnns,
rinsig mr. IN mrinrm sinbiu III ba-
Grn. &nbinrtbilbrr pon S1.50 ani.
iuarts. (9e5f3.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

lpc BON Mu1. NJ. Narpcp, friibcrenSc'
iiBcrs Oes Brighton @otelS am Bad
Hiuer, itorb am GicnItng Ibeno an
Der Nriobt'id)en 9ticrcnfronfbeit. Sic
mar ieit bent Dor ctlpu orci Wolotcll
criol0tcn 9lblcbcn ibrcS @ottell frultf-
lid. Nebcn ibrcr Wtllttcr, 6rallNtor-
ourctbc 8rcclL binterlGBt Die Yer
itorbcnc 5lpci @riiber, Yoli5ci = Slell-
tenant SbomluS :. @recll uonl oltll-
den Giitrift ilrb @rll. George W.
Nrccll, iomic cine oboptirtc Sodtcr,
6roll &oncs Gpplc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
8eIoienoangen.

80 WeIbienbnngen. ---
@eIoienounsen mad GeutidIanb
nnS Seitreid ltnsarn fiber. uilb
ihnerl beiorgt. 8, 10 ut,o 20 Narf..
iouie 10 unb 20 aronen /. sHsine su
berfoufen. {
S6to. s. Diener e g.,
(9--) Nf. 2t1 CfsNaIHusse.Gr.
exNs .fas't SnDIaHh soesret b. statas, AZ
ct.HalttMsys.otss 1Aoe GatSu ~oovie0SeS61L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Stdot Baltimore.
Undertakings 8eepeiier.

yAfaocmie" - .Ibe gQoIi".
auditorium" - nSirle"
,,Siaucp's" - &auocuiuc uno GRANDCHILDREN.
nSprb'S" - sSnuics Of 1908.
,Bunein" ulbe @irlo of The Mioulttl
8ouqe'.
,Suuibap" r&ooIieau" mo rNinuoc".
p@iarnlano" - dctib'S r@l StNr" &nuoe'
bile.
,Triu Morumcntai" - ,SroIicirnc 9umbs"
n9iepria" - gaubeoiue unb &Gnoelhilner.
.tSlbaugb'S" - Srcitng, ben 10. Sprtl,
Sans oudcbCilt hcr llnlliidsrnhe" BON Der
nYbilnnelpbin 2eutihCn JbcnicrsGo."
nspiiaiiihc 2icecriaiet" Wlonta9. Den
80. Nprtl. eroBcS Gon6ert mo &aq i'll pguhor'
2uecum".
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-09
What Causes Dyspepsia?
And Incidentally Constipation. Coated
Tongue. Nervousness, Headache,
and Other SYMPTOMS.

Did you ver know that the stomach
is a churn? That just as soon as you
are done eating. the healthy stomach
commences to roll the food around,
and mixes it thoroughly with the
Juices of the stomach.
And did you know, dear reader, that
if the stomach is run down or flabby,
so that it cannot do the c%hurning, that
dyspepsia is the result.
If the food is not churned, it lays
heavily on your stomach, turns sour,
and causes all kinds of distressing
SYMPTOMS, such as headache, coated
tongue, constipation, etc.
And SO, as every physician will tell
you, the way to cure dyspepsia is to fix
the churn, or in other words, build up
the stomach sc that it will properly
mix the food.
If you have dyspepsia and want to
get rid of it before it gets rid Of you,
go to Hughes, the druggist, and get a
large box of Mi-o-na tablets. The cost
is only so cents. and every reader OF
The Sentinel is welcome to his or her
money back il MILO ma does not cure.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-09

AS we go to press, a telephone mes
sage from Dubard conveys the sad in
telligence that Mr. Robert Mason is
dying at his home near Dubard. Mr..
Mason has been in a low state oil
health for two years.
Mr.. Chas. Goodwin, the Star
Brand man," came Up from his terri
tory in Louisiana Saturday morning
to spend Sunday. This is quite a big
jump to make just to spend one Cay,
but Charley said he just had to come.
The writer enjoyed very much a
chat with Hon. W. A. Belk of Holly
Spring, who was in Grenada Tuesday
on business for the University. Mr..
, Belk is another of the red neck"
boys that has grown into prominence
in Mississippi. For several years he
was at the head of some OF the state s
leading graded schools, and since he
took up the practice Of law he has
been equally successful. 1t gives the
writer pleasure to number him among
his friends.
The building committee of the
board Of trustees Of the state Univer.
SHY consisting Of CHANCELLOR Kincan-
non. Hon. ID. L. Ross secretary Of the
University, and Hons. D. NJ. Kim
brough of Oxford, w. A. Belk of
Holly Springs and S. A. Morrison of
this place held a meeting ia Grenada
Tuesday afternoon, the meeting having
been called at this place to accommo-
date Hon. S. A. Morrison who is lust
now able to be out after a long illness.
The meeting was a very harmonious
one. Plans are on foot for enlarging
the library building and making great
additions to the already immese COL
lection OF books in the library.
The terms of two OF the trustees Of
of the city school. MeSSrS w. f. Hal
lam and o. f. Lawrence, having ea.
pired the city council at its meeting
Monday night elected e.. K. Barwick
in place of w. F. Hallam and re.
elected 0. +. Lawrence. The S.nti.
mel takes occasion here to commend
the faithful and efficient services of
Mr.. Hallam as a trustee and while
his counsel will be missed by the trus-
tees, a better successor could not have
been found for the place than Mr..
II. K. Barwick.
DR.. J. w. Young appeared before
the city council as county health officer
last Monday night to give some admo-
nitions as to sanitary conditions in
Grenada. The Doctor insisted on
more thorough and more rigid SAM. |
tary regulations than Grenada had
eve before known. He referred to the
rear premises OF some of Grenada's
best families as being almost too filthy
for a swine to enjoy the atmosphere
and he said right now was the time
to begin to prepare for the siege of
hot weather incident to summer. The
Doctors appeal to the board was
greeted with applause by all visitors
at the city hall. !
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-04-09


| have an unusually large stock o
everything found in a first class jewelry
store. My goods are the best. Set
me before buying wedding presents o.
anything else in my line.
w. E. Smith.
DR. A. H. Bays and Messrs II. X
Barwick and A. II. McElwrath spent
Wednesday in Memphis.
MI. W. e. Smith and wife spen,
Sunday in Water Valley at the home
Of their son Dr.. F. II. Smith. now
sheriff of Y%alobusha county.
Miss Nellie Rollins, accompanied by
her two little nieceS, Misses Gladys
and Hazel Inman. left Tuesday tC
spend a few days with relatives at
Raines, Tenn.
Correct showing in millinery at
PreSSgrOve'S.
Judge W. A. Roane Of Oxford, was
a Grenada visitor this week. The
Judge is not only a splendid jurist,
but he can dispense a joke with an apt
ness and an appropriateness that
charms his hearers and at one gives
| him access to their herrtS.
(; Go to Pressgrove's for correct ideas
in millinery.
We most earnestly request those
| who have matter that they desire to
appear in The Sentinel to give us the
copy not later than Wednesday, as
we 20 to press Thursday
Correct showing in boys clothing
at PresSgrove's.
Great Reduction in furniture at
E. A. MeaderS s. Co.
You will find it at Pressgroye'S
Removal sale of furniture at E. A.
MeaderS 4 Co. Read ad. elsewhere
for exact figures.
If YOU want the correct ideas in
millinery, get it at PreSsgrcve'S.
Mr.. r. r. Wilson has yielded to the
request Of friends and has purchased
another car load Of horses and mules
which will arrive at Inman's stable
April 10. This stock will be Sold
quickly and at small profits.
II it's new, you will find it at
Pressgrove'S.
Owing to an error in the publica-
tiOn OF the notice Of the bond elec-
tion which was to have been held last
Monday, the order for the. election
was rescinded by the city council on
the 3rd. At . regular Meeting of the
council on last Monday night the elec-
tion to determine the issuance of the
bonds was ordered for Saturday, May
l. The amounts to be voted on are
the same as at first contemplated:
$40 for school pudding, S., 900 for
the power plant and &c. 900 for sew
erage. The proper election notice
appears elsewhere.