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JOHItT W. SLEIDC3-E, raoi'itiKTOii. Vol. xxxi. .A. FEWSPAPEB FOE THE PEOPLE TIEIRJVESl-S1- I'KK ANNUM IN ADVANCE WELDON, N. C.', THURSDAY, JUYL a, 1S9G. NO. 11. NK W A D V E RT1S EM ENTS. Saved His Life by n foitunate dis covery in the nick of tinte. Hundreds of persons ufft-Tiii(f from consumption have had the pro gress of the disease Mopped, and have been thought back to life and health by the women iUeUiral iDiscoveiy" of Dr. Pierce. 1-Yfars ago Dr. K. V Tierce, now chief wnsultintr physician to the Invalid' Hotel Mid Sutnic;i1 Institute if Kutlido, N. Y.( ncoKiiiiiiK the fart that consumption was msentialty a m-tm disease, and that a rem edy which wnuld drive the sertiis and their poisons ftotn the blood would cute coiisutnp. tttm, at last found a medicine which cured 9$ per cent, of ail cases, if taken in the earlier stages of the disease. The tissues of the Iiiiirh lieing irritated by the germs and poisons in the blood circulat ing throuKh them, the germs find lodgment here, and the Iuurs begin to break down. Soon the general health begum .tn fail, and the person feels languid, weak, faint, drowsy and confused. ,This is the time to take Dr. Pierce's Gold Ml Medical Discovery; it diives the Kt'"" and poisons from the blood, and has a sooth ing effect upon the dry cough. In cases of bronchitis the "Discovery" is invaluable. "Golden Medical Discovery" increases the amount and quality of the blood, thus invig orating and fortifying the system against dis use and builds up wholesome flesh and itrength after wasting diseases, as fevers rmeumonia, grip and other debilitating af- fcuuns. 'j'NO. M. HlTK, of Au iubon, Audubon Co., la., ays : " I took n severe jald which settled 011 mv nines and chtt. and I Wflered ititeimely with i. I trieil several of or best physicians litre end they gave up all aopei of my recovery, tad thought I would have to die. I would cough and spit blood tar hours, and I wa pate ndwenk. 1 was greatly discouraged when 1 be jrsn the use ol the ' Dis covery,' but I soon got tetter. It has breu five years since I took it And sve had 110 return of that double siuce." J. M. Him, Esq. WILLIAM FREEMAN, P0KTKA1T AKTIST AND 1110 I tograplier and dealer iu FRAMES, EASELS.AMATEUR .Supplies, etc. 3LI) l'lCTUKECOI'YINO ASI'ECI ALT V Fiist class work guaranteed. ioctlOly. 176 Main st.. Norfolk Vu SHOVES llli KM'W VI.I'V TA5TELE55 CHILL TDNIE IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts. Oalatia, Ills., Nov. 10, 1B1K1, , " tin Modtelno Co., fct. Louiu, Mo. rtntlpnion: Wo wild last year, fiOO bottlna of ' CtVB'H TASTELESS CHILL TONIC and hnvo Utlit three tfnin nlruiidy this year. In all imr ex. Iciiee tif ll yearn, in the drug buMm'M, onvo , fr auld nnnrticle that ave Bucb UQiverual Bat miUuu M juux 'l'uulo. Vuurs truly, . AitNUY, CAUB & C Jp SOLD AND WARRANTED II Y Dr. A.S.Harrison, i ENFIELD, N. C. P Wt in' s Grocery WELDON. N. C vot line groceries, it will pay to call ' fl.I. L. J ml kins, leader of them all, tie finest good in Weldon you will Bee At Jutlkin's Gr.icery. I'iorled and domestic goods here you . will find, ' aniieil goods and delicacies of every kind It ruiittcrs not what your needs may be v Visit Jiulkina' Grocery. ! or choice teas and coffee Jtulkins is ro f nowncd dio liner iu the country can he found r their special brands of blended tea At Jutlkius' Grocery. l.piic in Weldon with Judkins can com 3 pete i t show a stock of line goods as complete, .lie great one price you may see At, .nullttrt1 iirncfrv, Judkins' store do not forget Kail weights and ineasnros you van always I Hot Rd your town orders delivered free i From Judkins' Grocery. 2. dec 1S1j. f PROFESSIONAL CARDS. But Father HaJ His Opinion of Hloomcrs anJ Stuck to it. Miss Minerva Mullikcn had almost completed tier graduation essay. There were tilings worth kuowing that she liad uuiittul I'rom the discourse. Sim would unhesitatingly admit that. 1'or were tlarc nut olluT graduation essays ,y girls wlio htouil almost as hih in the class as slie diil? And, as a imitlcr ol euuise, they uuuld ti.it all say llie same tilings. ".Minnie," her father said, "it ain't often I li mt fault with anything thai ynu do." "Of course it isn't," she answered with great positiveness. "I want to offer one suggestion now. I've buuiiht you a bicycle and am glad to ill it. Hut I don't think hloomcrs is proper." She looked at him dreamily and in quired: "Do you know the distinction between integral aud differential caleulus?" "No," he answered in u shame faced way, "I dunno as I do." "When you draw an inferenen can you resolve the process of your reasoning intj the elements of a syllogism?" "I I dun no as lever tried." "Can you point out the huiuul'gy in 1 1 io lit) of a fish and the human arm?" "No. I never had the ambition to do it." "Are you aware of the ethnulogic'il variations to he noted in the simple curve of the zygomatic arch?" He hung bis head and did not re spond. "And yet," she went on in cold, hard accents, "you undertake to instruct me in such a simple matter us the relative merits of different modes in athletic attire !" He left the room and walked up and down the block twice. Then he re entered tlio house and partly opened the door of t hu room where his daughter was writing. "Minnie," he said, "thorn was powerful arguments, and I ain't tryiu' to instruct you in in what you said I was tryiu' to instruct you in. All I meant to say was ttiat bloomers aiu't proper, and I'm dinged if I aiu't goiu' to stiek to it and don't you wear none of 'em, either." 01.1). BIT GOOD. CONVI.RTF.I) Till'. 01.1) .MAN. Just a )hk Fp Yarn without a WorJ of Truth in It. JAHMK.UnLLIN, I L L 1 K A WALTXH I. DAMIIL D A N I E t, J A TTORNEYS A T LA W, : Wbuion, N. C. Practice In thecourtn of Halifax andNnrthampi i.OHii.lhi the Huprmiu' and Federal icmrU. Vol iMHiotiimade tn allpartsof North Carolina. Hrauoh oOlee at Halifax. N. C.odou every Hon i r. Jan 7 ly jyu. T. T. noss, 1 IDENTIST 4 Weldon, N. C. C Offlce over Einry 4 Pierce's store. 10-19.1y. J)R, W.J. ward.;:- ? ENFIELD, N. C. IOftlce over Harrison's Drag 8 tore, ; deoSOly. "What ate you ciying about now?" asked old man liustcr, as he came upon liis daughter sttelched out on a coueb, reading I rum a hunk, as the tears poured down her clic ks. "Thai's one of the most (hri'atetiing evils among the girls of the rising generation, tint their noses in a novel half the time, harrowing up their feeiings, inflaming their imagina tion, getting false views of life and filling their minds with false scntimcnls. If I hail my way I'd lease some remote tract of prairie hind aud make a bonfire of all the novels in the uvi.ized world It would be the grandest of reforms and the offering of sweet incense. Stup that snillling and tell me hat you're reading." " 'Oir .Mutual Kriend.' " "I've heard tell of it. Just a made up yarn and without a word of truth in it, and yet you lie then; crying over it. Haven't you mind enough of your own to real iz i that you're fascinated about something that never happenid and weeping over people that never existed? Let mu see the trash." liustel took the eundoiuued novel, which happened to be open just where Lizzie Hcxatu was having the stormy scene with the schoolmaster and parting with her angry brother Charley to be led away by the good old lliah. The pathos embodied in this part of tho story is by no means the best sample of that article offered by Diekcns, but it wrought strongly upon the susceptible nature of Buster. "Oh, that cur, I'd like to get at that young cub with a horsewhip. Confound the rascal; has he no heart, no gratitude?" These were some of Busters xelamations and there were other things said under his breath that it is just as well not to repeat. Then his handker chief e line into requisition, his nose became red and his eyes watery. When his daughter laughed at him he told her that her levity was entirely out of place in cmuection with such outrageous treat mcut of a noble woman. He kept the book, wont to his room, and wheD liustcr was called for breakfast next morning he did not have to dress nor did his bi d have to be made. 1 1 1 H' ONLY (IMF. INAl.IFF.TI.flF.. Duns Scented the Sausages in Hi; IVket. The following story originated in Ohio many years ago, but will bear repeating: minister in one of the orthodox diiirelus, while on his way tn preach a funeral in the country, called to see oil'1 of his members, an old lady who had just been making sausages, and she felt very proud of them, insisting on the minister taking some of the liuks home to his family. After wrapping tlio Bau sages iu a cloth, the minister carefully placed the bundle in the pocket of hi great eoat. Thus equipped, ho started for the funeral. While attending the mo eereiuouies of the grave, sunn hutigiy dogs scented the sausages, and were not long in tracking ihim to the pocket of the good man's overcoat. Of course this was a great annoyance, and he was several times placed under the necessity of kicking the whelps away The obsequies at the grave completed, the minister and the congregation re paired to the church where the funcia discourse was to be preached. After th sermon was finished, the iniuistcr hultiv to make some remarks to his uongrcga tion, when a brother who wished tohnvi an appointment given out, ascended tin stairs of the pulpit, and gave the minis tel's coat a hitch to get his attention The divine, thinking it a dog upon his pocket, raised his foot and gave a sudden kick and sent the good brother sprawling down the steps, "You will excuse me brethren and sisters," said the minister confusedly, without looking at the work he had just done, "for I could not avoid it. I have sausages in my pocket, and that dog has been trying to grab them ever since he came upon the premises!" THE WAY OF TIIK WOUM. There is no such thing in this life as complete satisfaction. If a man has no money ho is always wanting it and is therefore miserable and if he has plenty of money he still wants more and dots not know how to invest what he has got, fearing to risk much for fear he will lose all. There is no business that pays all the time, not even stealing, for you arc liable to be caught up with and thrust into prison, lietter try to earn an hon est living than to gain somcthirg by speculation, which eventually brings on ruin and misery. ti;sti:i. A TitlFLE OMINOUS. "Aro you superstitious, my dear?" asked Miss Flirty of a newly arrived stranger in Dallas, to whom she had be come engaged. "Not a bit. But why do you ask?" inquired the young man. "Nothing, except you aro the 13th young man to whom I have been on. gaged. ".Since my daughter has given her consent, Mr. Sutor," said the old man, "I am inclined to look with favor upon your suit, ltut I must first be satisfied as to your financial condition and pros pects. Would you be prepared, now, to lend me, say 81(10." "No, sir," answered the young man. "Fifty?" "No." "Ten?" "No." "Five?" Mr. Sutor wavend slightly, but an swered in the negative, as before. "Take her, my boy!" said the old man vainly striving to oineeil his emotion Take her, and God bless you! You've got a lot moro sense than I thought ) hi had!" Westerner who I unwed a Chance Awins W. II. Vandertilt. Tim corner stone of the monument to be erected to the memory of the great Chieftain of the "Lost Cause" will he laid in Uiehmond, Va , today with impressive ceremonies. Thousands of the old veterans who billowed Lee, Jackson and other brave Confederate leaders will be there from all sections of the South. The memo, ry of Jefferson Davis is still dear to the hearts of the people of the Southland. A llll All I' SI 01 Y. Why the Hunk Did Nut Sit Out the Performance. MOTHKUS WHO HAVE the health of their children at heart, will bo glad to learn that Dr. David's Worm Syrup is perfectly pleasant, safe and effectual worm destroyer. Throe doses brought 89 worms from a child. W. II. Morris, Shaw's store, V., writes: "I have a customer who gave Dr. David's Worm Syrup to ncvcral of his children, and it brought from 15 to 75 worms from each of them. Don't use any but Dr. David's Worm Syrup which is guaranteed to remove them. HIS 8TUONO l'OINT. Justice of Peace Have you ever saw this man before? Witness Yes. "Had ho came before jou had went?" "No." "Is them your eggs what you say was stole?" "Yes " "Would you have recogniited them if you had seen them before they was brung here?" "Yes; I would have knowed them." Speak gramatic, young maul It aiu't proper to say, 'havo kuowed;' you should say 'have knew.' HL'MMllH COMPLAINT Cl'HIil). Dr. David's Pain Cure cures Colic, Cramps, Loose Bowels, Indigestion: also toothache, earache, neuralgia, headache j It cures the bite ol poisonous insects. For pain in (be back, shoulders, sides, muscles or joints, rub well with Dr. David's Pain Cure, and it will euro you It has no superior as a family medicine A single bottle will euro a horse with colic in ten minutes. Don't forgot Dr. David's Pain Cure is a little medicine chest in itself. For sale everywhere Briggs "Does your wife laugh when you tell her a funny story?" Braggs "Oh, yes. I always tell her beforehand thai; it is funny." Indianapolis Journal. New York Evening Sun. When '.'The Benefit of the Doubt" was running at the Lyceum last winter, a young ninlron who had bought two seats fur the evening performance found at the last moment, that she and her husband would be unable to attend the performance. She handed the tickets over to her cook, a raw young Irish girl, who had never been inside a theater in her life. The cook hastily sought out her young brother, also a recent arrival from Iieland, and together they set out for thu Lyceum. About ! o'clock that eveuing the mistress happening to go iuto the kitchen, found to her astonishment that the cook had already returned. "Why, what's the matter, Hannah? why didn't you go to the theater?" she asked, "Oh, but we've been ma'am. We had a lovely lime. Tlio gentleman gavo us chairs right down in front, and thcro was lots of gentlemen and ladies sitting nil round. It was beautiful." "Yus, but the performance isu't over until 11. How does it happen you ore homo so soon?" "Well, I tell ymi, uia'aui. You see, pretty soon they pulled a curtain up, and there was one ol the prettiest drawing rooms you ever seen aud a lovely lady sitting in it talking to herself. From the way she talked I seen at once she was in trouble, and pretty soon she went out and her father aud mother came in and began to tell each other how she had trouble with her husband and she was going to court about it. They sat down at a table aud began to talk real private like, only they spoke so loud wo could hear every word. I could have cried for them 1 felt that sorry. And all the heirs and gentlemen was leaning forward iu their seats listening to every word. I didn't think that was honorable of them, nmV", so I says to Denuis, 'Dennis,' says I 'whatever we aro we aro not eavesdrop pern,' so I dropped a curtesy to lha old iady nnd genliemitu and llicu the two ui us walked right out." TKACTICAL KXOWIiUDGE. "I suppose you know all about the financial question?" said the intimate friend. "I don't say that I know all about it," replied the candidate. "But I know enough not to talk about it." FOB OVUH HKTY YEARS Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers lor children, while teething, with perfect success, It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists in every part of tho world. 25 cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Wins- low's Soothing Syrup," and take no oth er kind. "Mamma, wcro those stories Uncle George was telling us about the big fishes he caught fairy stories?" "I don't know, my child; I wasn't listening but I imagine they woro." Brooklyn Life. SIIOIT.I) WOMAN WFFP; If She tat, Let Her Shed Her Tears Artis tically. "Should woman weep?" is a topic ol uiseussion by the readers ot woman, u ndon publication. One contributor puts in a most cmphalio "No!" 'II crying woman, it is maintained, is out of date she belongs to tho '40's and 'fill's, aud not to this end of tho century Women was then a submissive slave and man the righteous ruler. Now all changed. The new woman is here and he rules; therefore, she should not cry In the opinion of another writer, i woman Bhould cry provided she does so noiselessly." "If her faco begins to swell, all wails should cease and she must not sniff, gulf or otherwise make an object of herself. If she docs all the pathos of her cryind is gone." The Idea is thrown out that "style" iu wcepin should be cultivated; for thero arc several "forms" of weeping. "Some weep alone to their pillow in the dead of night, This, it is held, is a mistake, because it makes tho weaper old and ugly before tier time, and dies not do anybody tho slightest good. Then thero is the woman who is cry. mg at every opportune ami inopportune moment. That is bad form in weepin; 1 no "Whimpering wlyle, with a gnev anee, usually found in the past umlill age lady," is to he shunned. The worst form of all is the " red-faced cry of tem per," which Usually asserts itself in an in judicious stamp of the beautifully arched Trilby and ends iu a general stampi di uf the assembled multitude. fO.NMl i A I. A M ICS ITIIW. She I only married you became pitied yon. lie And sinee then even body else has pitied mo. WHAT sin: TAI.KKIi Alton She You don't love nnd lie I have kissed ymi over 51) limes during the hist h ill' hour. She Thai's just it. If vmi loved me you would have dovoli d the entire hour to nue. in; won tni; .11 in. Hut It was an Occasion on Which Sjmpathy was Wasted. When the Vandcrbilts obtained control of the I niuti Pacific railway, William II. made a trip in a special car over the brance line known as the Drover A: South Park, which runs from the capital city to Leadville. This is the mad of whii h t). II. KolhackiT mice wrote: "The Denver if South Park is a narrow gauge road except where the Hack is spread to a broad gauge." While the Varnli'ibilt cur carried a chef and a well stocked larder, the magnate, soon after entering the South Park country, felt a longing for a glass of fresh milk, and when the train pulled iiilo Como ho sent his servant into the depot hotel to get the desired ailiele. The servant relumed, accompanied by the hotel proprietor, Charley Benedict. The latler cartied a glass of milk, refus ing to allow any one hut liimsell I lie Hriinr of serving such a distinguished itri'ii. V.iinl rliilt quaffed the milk, pro nounced it excellent and handed Benedict a gold piece I lie hotel mall said: "Thanks" and started to make his exit. "I say," called the railway king, "don't I get any change?" "No, sir." "How's that?" "Well, you don't get any; that's how." "Milk is pretty high out hero, isn't it?" "Yep." "Do you charge everybody ?5 for a iiss of milk?" "No; some only pay 5 cents." "Why do you charge me more than others?" 'Because we fellows out here only get a chance at you once in a lifetime," and Benedict bowed himself out of the car Chicago Times Herald. ADVF.HTISOF.NTN. ins iu:vi:xgi:. A dandy went to a photographer to get his picture taken. When the job was done he refused to pay on the ground that the picture did not look like him and he left the establishment. Next morning he passed by the place, and saw his picture hanging in the show ease, aud under it were the startliug words, iu big letters- "The biggest fool in tho whole town." lie rushed into the shop and abused the photographer. "But my dear sir," said the latter, "since the picture doesn't resemble you, what in the world are you complaining about?" "One time when 1 and s.iine othir lawyers were engaged in defciidiug a prisoner charged with umrdi-r," said the veteran Thomas S. (iratly, "Judge Slm e was aiming thoseempliiy. il on (ho side i f I ho prosecution. We made a very vigorous ell'urt to get our man's head away from the halter, and our chances seemed fair enough until Slnipe addressed the jury. He diu't seem to make much of an impression at first. They listened rather coolly and indiffeiently to his arguments, but all at once a circumstance arose that somehow turned things iu his favor. "While he was speaking a messenger boy entered the courtroom and hauded him a telegram, which, still continuing his address to the jury, he mechanically, as it were, tore open. Sudd, nly, as he glanced at the message, his. eyes dilated and stared intently at the Bonis before dm. Then hit' v., ice faltered and broke his breath came and went in short gasps, his chest heaved and fell with deep emotion, and turning his teaiful eyes on the i ill v he said in almost sobbing torn s: " 'Excuse nic, geullemen. I fear I caunot go on with my address. I have just received the mournful news of the death of a dear friend, one who has been of most material benefit to me in my profession and whose demise leaves a sorrowful gap that none can ever fill. Kxcuse me, I beg of you. I out utterly unnerved and broken down at this sad calamity.' "Some members of the jury respectfully expressed their regret and kindly urged him to continue his addicss, and he did so. The result was, sir, that he won the entire sympathy of that jury, and they returned a verdict of guilty against my unforluuate client, who was consequently sent to the penitentiary for life. "When the trial was over, somebody picked up the telegram that had opportunely come iuto the hands of the able advocate and through which he successfully wrought upon the feelings of the jury. It simply contained tho fa vorite expression of a character iu one of Charles Hcade's novel's, the old soldier in 'The Cloister and the Ileurth,' which expression is: 'Have courage, friend Tho devil is dead.' " Chicago Inter Ocean. illPlSlSHSa si:vi:ui:ti:st. "Little girl, is your papa a Christian?" ',1 I guess ho is, ma'am. He never swears 'ecptiu' when he's puttin' down carpets." W 1 T ELY SOLIC'I T V 1) E. The young bride who had just gone to housekeeping was giving her first or der to the butcher's man nt the kitchen door. "Yes'm. How much?" "Well, I think about ten or fifteen pounds will be enough. And bo sure to bring it rare. My husband won't eat it if it isn't." THE SOUTOE LOVE IT WAS, "Do you love me?" she a.-kcj fondly. "Dearly," replied he. "Would you die for me?" "No, precious one. Mine is an un dyiug love." She had to make the best of ibis. 1 1 Elt LKCAL (jrilSltLl i'i:kh i's mm: hai. A colored ' amnio" seeing the child of a white ncttiaintunee for the first time exclaimed : "Law massa, how like she is to She done got all your symptoms" you! ItLOOO! 1ILOOI)!! ItLOOI)!!! To be healthy the blood must be kept pure us it is "tho life of tho flesh." If you know any one that has a cancerous sore, Syphilis, Scrofula, old sores, Boils, Pimples, or iuipuio blood recommend to them Dr. David's I"do Ferraled Sar saparilln, the best blood medicine known. Sufferers with rheumati-m will he cured if they will rub well with Dine Nerve and Bone Liniment and take Dr. David's Sarsaparilla. It is the best alterative tonic known. It cures that "tired feel ing" and makes you healthy and strong. She "Do you know anything worse than a man taking a kiss without asking it?" tic "I do." "What, for instance?" "Asking for it without takiog it." Judge Do I understand that you de cline to give your age? Fair witness Your honor, how cun I swear to a thing us a I not that I know of only by hearsay? Children Cry for Pitcher's Catoria A SECKET. Mr. Goldrocks Kveryono seems to think that we are engaged. Miss Beautiful Yes, but we are not. "We cannot find a place to go this summer." What's the trouble?" "We want a summer resort from which we won't have to write home that wo sleep under blankets." Chicago ltecord. "Be mine," hu implored. "No," she answered. "I won't take 'no' for an an swer," he shrieked. "Nit, then," she re sponded. And he took bis hat and sadly went. Wallace Do you believe in signs? Ferry Some. When you see a woman driving south and looking cast, it is pretty sure sign that she means to turn to the west at the hist corner. Justice "You are charged with steal ing Colonel Julep's chickens. Have you any witnesses?" I'liele Moses "I heb not. I dou't steal chickens befo' wit nesses." Young husband "Are you in favor of free silver or tho gold standard, my lover loung wile "On, lilont care, my dear, so long as you have plenty of it. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. ASK the recovered dyspeptics, bilious ' suf ferers, vktims of fever and ague, the mercurial diseused patient, how ihcy recovered he.-ilih, cheerful sjiiriti and ik1 ij'pctite; they will tell yt u by taking Simmons Li vi-.b Kkm'laik. The Clifnpfvf, rureiit ami llr-t Family Mtli im' hi the World I K -r liYSl'r.l'SIA, iNsTll'ATK N. .mdi.e, ih. hi- ;m.i. K Mt K l!MI n, C.fit . Ik-pie. km ..I N..iit, MM k S 1 M Afll, llcinlitnn, t-ii . 'I liii iiiiiivuli-i) f nii-itv ii w.trr.nitt-ii nt to niiiiin oinlc -,(ttn k- n .Mi h i nv.ur any amoral kill-tunic, PURELY VEGETABLE, nit.iiinnL! tliif- Southern Koi.ts uixl Herln whiili an nil m isi- I'Mvi-kin e litis iiliu eil in ci.uiitrM' where Dimes' most urt-v.ul, It will rurp nil IUt'iiH'M enured tiy Derangement uf the Uvi-r anil ltoui-1. Hit: SSMIMo.M-s -if LiviT Cumnlamt are n Utter or I, .nl UMf in tin- inmuli; htju in llic Kirk, Suit or Jninis, nfu-ii mtMiiktri fur Khcuiiiatism ; Sour NtmuRrh; .ns ! Aiiiictite; Huwul alu-ni.tldy uMivu and hx ; I1i:kI;m Ik: ; Lost of Memory, with a f'fliiiiiil ht'iis.iti.in of kivinj; hided to do something whhh nn,;!it tn have iVt-ii done; Debility; Low Hpi I its ; a ln k. yellow ajipearaiice of the .Skin and l!.yt-s ; a ilry i.mii,:Ii, olten mistaken lor Luntuniution. Si mutinies niiuiv "f thesi.- n vim it tuns attend the disease, at i-theis very few ; hut tiie l.ivi.k, the largest orK.-n in tin- h..dy, tb neutrally the seal ot I he difccaw. K'-iinufe.! in time, tii.it null urine, wretch edness and IU will eiibiie. I he fulkw inji highly e-ti-ent.-d iitrs ns attest to th vut ies t Simm".-. Livnt Ki-t.i i.atok : lien.W.S. Hi.lt, l'rts, ( ..i. S. W. k R.L...; kev. J. k. Kelder, I'eny.l ia.. O.I, I-. k. So.irks, Albany, t la.: t Master ,liL-itif I;. 1.1, 1 ',.., ,a.; J. A. lluti., Itamhridge, .. J.W. Lurkt. Macon, t;...: Yirvil K.wer. Nipt. t.a. S. W. k. k ; H..I1. Alexander H.Stet.hent. Iiave t '.(( I its virltiet m;rsotia v ami bnnw that lir I lyspt-psia, If.iiniiMirs$ and I hrobbing Head it i he, it is tin- hes.1 mediune the world ever law. We have ined forty other remedies hefore Simmons Livar Keuulalor, and none ot them nave us more than tem poral y reliel ; the Regulator not only reliecl, l,m i rti Uh." til. TULhf.KAI'H ASli MHal'NOKH, MaCON, (,. MANrfAl TfKKU UNLV BY J. II. ZEIUM & CO., i'hiladelphia, Pa. IK C. H. HALE, HALIFAX, N. C. Curries full line Dry Mi Notions, Boots SHOKS, GliOCEIilES, Etc. Aiient lor STANDAKD SEWING MA- CH INKS. Can liirnisli any part of any kind ot machine at short notice. Bcml IKwtal caril for slip illustration parts to machine you have and will name price for piece necilcil. 1 carry a lull hue Coffins & Burial Cases. Give me a trial when iu thiiiR. nciil of any my 7 ly. W, T, PARKER, , DEALER IN- Groceries Heavy AND Fancy Farm Implements. 221 1'Ol'Nn SACKS OF SALT FOR 81.1(1 PER SACK. 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