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a of con wilt hit free hours starting tost in a is of is this fo to into far his his to ret 1 WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 9. JOURNAL P'AUL FiVE Goose Grease Company, Greensboro, N. C. Gentlemen: My wife had a young baby which only lived a few hours. Before the birth of the child she had pneumonia, and the doctor came to see her every day for five or six days.

She seemed to get no better and complained with a pain in her right side. The pain was so excruciating that, at times, it would cause her to hollow. But this pain lasted for several days, and the doctor didn't seem to be able to relieve it. The last time I went after the doctor he told me that it was not necessary for him to come to see my wife, that he had done all in his power to relieve her; and he told one of my friends that she was bound to die. But he came, wrote some prescriptions which I had filled, gave them to her; still it didn't seem to do her any good at all, and when all my hopes had fled, Mrs.

Robert Steed came in and advised me to get a box of Mother's Joy. I went over to the Goose Grease Factory where Mother's Joy was made, and got a box of Mother's Joy and a bottle of Goose Grease Liniment. I went home and put it on as directed, rubbing her sides, chest and breast, aud it was very difficult for her to breathe, but after rubbing this Mother's Joy on thoroughly, and putting lots of it on a flannel, laying over her chest, after doing this she remarked that she was breathing lots better, and in ten or fifteen minutes she was asleep, but hadn't slept any before applying this Mother's Joy in four or five nights. This was about nine o'clock. She slept all night until about nine o'clock next morning.

Next morning she told me she felt a great deal better, and was breathing normal. Of course she was very weak, but today she is entirely out of danger and on the road to recovery, and we all believe that if it had not been for Mother's Joy she would have died. Subscribed and sworn to me this 26th day of January, 1910. (Seal) W. P.

before, Deputy Clerk Superior Court. FOR SALE BY E. W. O'HANLON W. C.

CLAPP. 11111 SHE lago--The Greatest Villain. No character literature cont plex as Inge. It has often been question with the commentators why Shakespeare -pent. much more in its drawing he has in any other character.

think that the question can be answered in this way. Evil subtle complex and rself conscious. Good simple and direet. Tasso is the personification of self-con scions evil. Before him the ligure Mephistopheles fades thin cold stars fade when the Hazing H.

much greater than Mephisto Shakespeare is greater than Goethe, He gathers in himself the forces of evil. instructs then sends them on their to work his will. While he great philosopher Goethe3s devil philosophy is not his main ocenpation. to him la the necessite of his he Action The talk abont the effects of his action mere incidental Could such a being lago live? Many optimist dreaming the perfection of the race would It not possible, No human could willy exist who a somewhere in his composition some if saving of But Shakespeare that faggo is not only possible, but that does exist, And the rent. -Indent Shakespeare knows that however be he the gave, Robemin 00 graphy histore puts elo time, when England ntary to Desmarkh, he never makes mistake in human character or human actions.

lager no redeeming trait. He has to love, 90 pity, movement of science. no prickings of remorse. He deliberate in planning the destruction of Dealer harned him even ho never in thought, but trusted Him in the hour her greatest trial and asked for He is colt. ententating and far then that lax rob sighted.

What is it bed at twent eight of human feeling for fellow men: his pride of intellect. Gifted shove men other in keen human nature. his superiority men in this respect makes him despise them. Nothing 40 contemptible contempt. He occupies no exalted post William Owen, the Celebrated Shakespearean Actor able show in city price, and the is changed each da; they air ould be greeted by crowded during the balance of the en mose: wonder demonstration the power suggestion will be given today in the show win dow of Rier-on Tones, at m.

Norwood will hypnotize young a lady and attempt have her tor piano for ten without play She he taken to the stopping. thenter and awakened t. The Lyric Was again filled to overflowing last night. All of the available space was utilized at both performances AT THE LYRIC. atal many people had to wait quite time on the outside before gaining entrance, The Refined Lady Minstrels pure making a great hit with the good singing dancing and there is some ginger their performances.

Ther will be there all this week matinee and night, and there will doubtless 1 be good houses at all performances. WITH THE LYMAN TWINS, IN THEIR MUSICAL COMEDY "THE PRIZE WINNERS" THE PEEK- A- DAISES, who his commander shall he the sport las de caprices, He is Incapable of arousing 1 affection, therefore, loved the fairest daughter of Venice, shall find love. what he has not, therefore keen and nimble than Ins master's shall make his possessions the master's to him. Pride of intellect! It was the argument in the wander of Eaten. It has been the argu ment of every tyrant from Napoleon.

the captain of Industry today My tellect has achieved these and they are mine." And so Shakespeare fu this, as in other play presents not oute pic ture of real fife, hat the lessons ho learned from picture, lingo is possible, 11 lives. Of all the plays that Shakespeare wrote, "Othello" nearest to modern matter and form. The passion dealt with in jealousy, a theme that haw supplied three fourth of the modern writers with their material The the drama well adapted the requirements modern stage, that very hitle from the original and the the know playing the piece almost as it left Shakespeare' hands "Were other proof extant and da grant of the palpable truth 1 in Shake peare excelled all other time poet fir the proper and liberal creator and women there would 1 How mg ant overwhelming truth of the ter action of the three Othello and Desdemona from the Moor of Venice Charle Swinburne, poet. laureat Our elegant line of Brass troods into this Price Slashing Sale China Hall. AUDITORIUM TOMORROW NIGHT and all the week Special Saturday Matinee NORWOOD'S GREAT SENSATIONS With 20 People Change of Programme Nightly America's Greatest Mental Tele SEE Electricity.

he Man Who Tamed Songs Sayings Minic Speeches Scenery NEW Dances More Fun, More Launhs, More Novelty Than Most $2 Shaws Prices: 10c, 20c and 30c "A Big Joke on the Lyman Twins." The Lyman Twins, the famous comedians who appear at the Like March 15, 1910, hail joke which leaked turned to he on them and drummers who thought out through stood to keep. While the were playing Duluth, Mine. short stopping at the Sapding hotel there, of the hovw went to the dining and hath supper before the other and left, few the other and the head waiter looked him very and seated him the table remarking he never he fora seen who could eat The twin told some drommers the table who when they heard the joke howled with delight thinking the joke on the waiter. Hat morning on leaving the landlord had Lyman charged with he protested bat the clerk who green country hav said it was in the honk and he had collect the The drummers all had another tie landlord could ant he found straighten the matter the mt. twins hat a laugh, remaking nothing wot tangled up worse than and left the Train.

ALIVE UNDER 45 TONS OF COAL. Man 18 Marvelopely Rescued Atter Chute Opens on Him. as Pa. March Crawl beneath order to make whereby the chute would open and allow the coal to fall into bin in his Thomas McGrath buried beneath. William Gallagher saw the and he worked nobly dig from his perilous altion and succeeded in resening him alive WRITERS BUSILY ENGAGED ON JOURNAL'S TRADE EDITION The work preparing the copy for the Trade and Industrial edition the Winston Salem Journal progressing rapidly as possible The special force writers who lave been en gent For work we the local manufacturing each day, and the work of making photo for illustrating the largest newspaper ever printed in this section the state begin.

Already large number of aquirices by plione have been received at the main office of The Journal, asking for represent in this issue, for the business men realize the far reaching influence of anch a publication, showing by photographie reproduction the cite detail, both manufacturing and mercantile standpoints In addition to the feature, the will abound enter in historical sketches of the various thus giving to the stranger Night into that spirit of. progressive which has made Winston the hast advertised city in North Car safe that the Trade and Industrial edition of The Journal will be preserved by thousands of people for sketches of for indivitnal to comes enterprises will make complete history of Winston Salem, Commercial And industrial History of Winston Salem Will Be Presented by Pen and Picture. MR. POLK MILLER PLEASES AUDIENCE Mr. Polk Miller gave delightful en tertainment last night at the Auditor.

ium before a good sized and apprecia tive audience. "Old -Times Down South" were portrayed song and story by Mr. Miller assisted by Col. Tom Booker and the Old South quar tette of negroes. The local camp Confederate veterans attended, clad their, grey uniforms and therey lent atmosphere before the footlights.

Mr. Miller is well known and very popular here, where he has appeared several times, but "age does not with er nor custom stile" the infinite iety of his quaint delineations of the old time darkenys. He is a master of dialect which he never exaggerates, and low. contained tone- of his Voice tremendously effective, There in pathos, but dignity. too in a great deal of his recital.

And who can sing old time darker songs like Polk Miller? He imparts a tonal quality and a rythm that sets the feet to keeping me with the gently rollicking strains music Col. Booker, with his niade an admirable lieutenant to Me. Miller. pecially in calling the turns when they played "Mississippi Sawyer." The negro quartette work. their rich voices blending hare I oniously in a variety of Th luiss and tenor singers particularly did some creditable solo too.

in all, the afford- one of the program very host entertainment not only to those who knew the South" but to the generation as well. WOMAN TO PLAY PIANO FOR TEN HOURS AT RIERSON JONES The Norwood- will be at the Elks Auditorium tonight and will tinue until Saturday. There has never been a more laugh Now's the time to take Rocky Moun Lain Ten It drives ont the germs of winter, build. the stomach, kid Nev jowl liver. The most wonderful tante to make people well.

You'll be surprised with results Owen Drug Company. FREE TODAY IN SHOW WINDOW OF RIERSON and JONES "The HUMAN PIANOLA" Will play for 10 hours constantly. Will be awakened on Stage of Elk's Auditorium at 9 p. m. tonight by the great Norwood Prices 10-20 and 30 an night CASH PRIZES FOR BEST FURNI TURE "ADS." The Business Boosting Department of the Sonthern Furniture Journal of High Point, N.

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