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fly
wh$&t it
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NO. .28.;
3M STTJaiD YOU ARE EIGHT ;'THEN GO AJEi h!AD.- Crocket r.
TABBORQ Jf. 0. THURSDAY, JULY H. 18!)
.... i . . if
iHu. i'rofiijjc. "Scanty,
. - I " - A
or irifgui.u nwi-
tust use
BP AC
lELiTS
MALE --;v
ATO'R.
lr- ' :-,r tc trfiibr cf. mv
i ,-er Iv.viuii suffarad tor
' "i, .rim j r-ricnlarHy,
. v.! tifu.ni av yuysioiana,
: ,..- .ire". hvaa bottla
.'t';..-!'e i4NSlllaaorv lt
...cruL V. TUQ&
4 ,a : J-fS'tTT, e 'alrf. MWWlca
I D :lt!.i-ATOR CO..
Crmlrzmm.
The Siute Democratic
Loraimtbse elected F. M. Simmons
chairman. It ie an excellent selec
tion. - .Mr. Simmies hag executive
ability and rare faculty for organ?
ing, and besides he ia in touch with
the party workers.
The position was tendered EJ
Chambers Smitt: but bf? declined a
re-election.
The ootamittte meetio& was a ba- j
mess cue, ana taey set j their figures
for Cleveland and Carr at 20,000
rnajority. ; :
Ihia Deo ocraoy's ye'ar and the
white men of North Carolina will
still control her destinies.
J e's bat energy to play dull under
lixecu tiv? I adverse circnm stances. Tarboro wan
IMtlCh FIVK CI.Ns
0
,'OJel
Hi? . '!
rv.ont .-jrvicetito thecal
, eur Ccker't corner.
VI-
'it-;
D
A
At
Dentistry,
sicil of tbis vi-
, ..rincr Y. M. C
f. f. BATTLE. 1
) J 41 J
.iioys-at-Law,
- - A.
t . Proof of tiie puddlnr.
Tl ose who bflieve in the govern
ment ownership of railroads should
explain why it is that the railroad
from Goldeboro toMorehead doc
not pay and never has paid.
flT. l l, i i. . ...
s . x UJ sqoum a8o txuuin now il is
that the 2orth Carolina road whilt
operated by tbe State which ovras it
never paid, but now while ODerated
i by. private paitivi -who hive leased j
it, were is a proUt of simper ceitt
t. TutBH advocates atoaid also al
(ten:pt to dissipste the fVrd which
people nutu'ailv have ths negrwa
will man all trains On fie railway
pos-al sfrvJpe in tUe South the cIpi
are s.c'ioes. at least thev are around
i I a Tt Tr..n,. . .11 'A. .
tors cf ports South, can a reasonable
; man doubt that he will make them
I)
R.
V".LI.IA1S, -Jk.
DENTIST,
conductors?
linii
. i
10 lv
CARR.
AB1.0SO, X. C. .
I. N.
T,
j $!0O Re;vrd W).
; The reaJers of .ibis paper will be
i pleasad to learn ibat there id at least
oca dreaded di.-eane that ecivnc-- htia
f :u ... :. i. .
Co'lesr Uental Surgeryi) ( iu euro m ai: us siages atia
I tnat !3 caiarrn. IlaU s Catarrh Cure
i xe tae only positive cure known to
the medical fraternity. Catarih be
itg a constitutional disease, roquirea
a consiiiuiionai treatuient. ii;:
Catarrh Cure is taken iuti ina!ly," ac
ting dirce'ly upon the blool . aad
ii'iicoa eL: faces of the system, t'iore
by destroying the foundation of the
disease and giving trie patient
sfrength by building np Ihe coasti
wcion K.QU a.-sietiog nature m doiag
:is work. The proprietors Lave so
much f&ith : in its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dol
T iars for any case that it fails to cu?e.
? -U'YW M. I). ' ' Send lor list of teiiUmonips.
r. AddreFg, P. J. CHEXtV CO .
toledo, U- f"bold by Druggist ?,
SON
a.x.:-!i38
filLf-lAM &
Attorney s-at-.i-aw,
TiRBOHO', C.
si.,, r i. , :-e io the CoQi'.tiesof Edirecotai,
Hi4s ' y ? ti. ad a tLe Courts of tie
first li-'.ic. District, and In the Circuit ftad
gaorein Com : at Raleiirt. iuis-iv.
ahut out and Kinstdn polled op her
score within one of the home folks.
A fumble by short stop and a bad
throw did the work. Kinstoo, 3;
TarbotO, 4.
In the fifth inning there was nice
ball. Both pitehera were hit, bat
sharp fielding prevent d either from
SOOliOnr.
The next two innings gave the
game a onesided appearance. Tar
boro made two runs in each - and
svrved goose eggs to her gaest, to
take similar diet.in the next two, jast
reverem matters. Daring the but
inning excitement wts at fever heal.
and.Uie epeetaton oo tiptoes Tfca
eighth inning had dosed with Tar
boro three ahead and her catcher,
Lather Bryan, disabled with a finger
split open to the bone. Could Jones
D."zier.wV,4 tr0k his placeold John
e;uu aa wt.ll? A pats bail or two
sould wipe out the small margin of
'ad which the home team held.
Twas nncomlorUblo.
liut Dozier did not have much to do.
Tbe Kiustonians are capital batters,
atid their wilbws found the sphere
every time and dropped four of
them where no fielder was. To
t tns wtre made, two men had boea
put out and two mm were on basea
George Howard, thoaght the ,boys',
were "goaen aad expressed his inten
tiou o! seeking a excavation. Cole
man flied to centre. Not far en
ough for the fielder to get under it,
A groan goes iotth till Henry John
scod, second baseman, is sen run
ntrg tor life. The groan is cut
short, breath is saspendd, and the
ba'l moves On, bat lodges finally in
n.i nana. 1'andemomum broke
!o 9. Srdate men like Henry Mor
no, rsar.i .N8h, Uena. Loll. South and
jonu v. uouen are cutticg capers
and cavorticer about on the irrecn
sward. It ia with difficultr W. IL
Johnston holds himself to a true..
The game ia ended, Taxboro, 8;
Kineton, 7.
Tbe following are th- scores of the
two games by innings:
rut&v OAKS.
TrW. 1 0 4 0 2 3 0 1 011
Km.D 0 01001O10 3
TarW 1 3000220 08
insi.n O0030002 27
Paul Jones unpired the first game
and H. R. Culley the second. Both
gave oomplete satisfaction.
The Oaaia View.
This extract from the platform of
the harnm-scarom, bigcle!j-pig'edf
I'eopls's party read lik Mug
wump manifesto directed aga nt the
Democratic QovrncBebt cf New
Y-itk or a passage from a be.inou cf
Parkburt or Dixon:
The eendiuons which surround
as best jafUfy our cocpe-slion; we
meet ia the midt of a cation bronht
to the verge of mora!, politic, md
material rain. Corruption d.mU
nates the ballot box. the Letriila-
turee, the Congres, and touche
even the ermine of the bench. The
people are demoralized; raoat of the
SUiee have been oooipeUed to isolate
the voters at the ' poll s; pUces to
prevent amrersaj intimidation or
bnbay." . .
That is good alarwamp doctrine.
The people are going to the dtvii
They are migovernic( thsmtelves
fnghtlally. They insist on electing
to office the mm ttey waot adtninia
tertceir affairs, and on reject
those they do not want Club aud
Iskgues most be etab!ihed for their
regeneration. Thev must te .taught
to vote for men and policies l&y d-j
not want. Ther must coifs that
. a m
tney uo noi mow now i. rotc. a
. - . - . titMtl.IjtM lUl t .
Ived, L Ttat thedcaocraryjb tarviel lo cmIi xt
ih Carol ia a rJIrta the rtia-! I ae rsl tt ti
a a w a a
to grow oae of the five-leeed fewne
.rie the hard feeae is adviMx),
though for moot place the Trofrsacr
Ihinxs thsre are better grasses lhaa
lai. He also said:
lUdlop wdl yitld an excellent
qajhty of primejiwtft bay and it wi'l
grow everywhere. Timothy i go
tratlv grown in lo lan la and rich
clay lc ami If vru tail red top with
timothy you w.ii get nw re tar tho
i if timothy be sown alvo. Mr Jo
t . . .
iwus kitci ivg uaoui oi good
hay and produce a lug am mat of
Patare eat 1 ia the spring end hie
ia aaloon.
Tlx bluepotnt it oce of the bt
(rassee to grow ia U landa. A
graas of sptci! valae Is the catary
reed grass, which grows in low U- 1
and ewn ia water and pvodaccs a
Urge amount .of good foddvr. Jon-
grass is ,-alaabIe aa feed for taih
cattle, Ac, though it grows bt ia
rather mo'st soil and withataada
drought wcU. It will grow oo rocky
paatares sod is perbsp e beet suited
with sheep's feacae to pkk cp ab
pastures aa have run out.
The peetal value of tioio'J t is
that it rrrduccs fiar hiary hv cf
' ic i a? it. t
i" th ((( m 4&.l i'.U j U i
' I 'o ite tt. t li, j t
f.t, t t r I a
ttKfltf U4 waJrr. .U.lU u
IU9:
f North
e?p! cf the dararta'i
b'ale aad aat:otl. al ancnlf)v
avot the (rte eear of lrv xU
aa tcrre of It c-rrreacr, a4 tb
rvpcal of Ike klcrtaJ rvaa ays-
Urn. Aad we deeauace tW MeKto
ly taiiff bill at aoiaU u tie coo a
mr the coottry, aad Uabag to
the fcraiUoo of ttet. e-KnUa
aaa tDOOOri whtcli Far rtw' I't bliitr t tsnt ttMt rl t
prd th rOT.!: aad Mr.tii Uf ep (Mt-M r
o we deo8ce ittm aetxetKtarr aad t ha?- iwvw f J it, ir ruu
KB . . . i . .
CKirosoe iaera te It Ux ow
cottoaiWe aad oe Un, ao Urj!y
uac 1 Vy Ik To-trr t-rr c4 tVe
lahruitooa (ore tu whl i bm
jtt abandoned by S irahlcas
pirty, bat la br.cg or,t4 aa a ta
ore to be adopt4 at eoot a tUy
regain control of the lloa cf Ilrp
themselves and mutt call m their ! r!'1r .hbl lo Ure ?J
ai me ngsi season, it eorra eiitly,
preeset wll and will stand taoctio;
abouL Bat then if yoa Ive it t?
long aiUr tbe bay te redy to eat
yoa will ml only lose a Uro pirt of
the valae of the hy, bat the eds
will drop out and you will have ooly
the straw. Another special va!ue cf
timothy is that it is wall known to 1
timothy bay will be bought on the
amket ia rtferene to a crop that
is not so well known. Another ad.
vantage it that the seed is e aaily ftr
tdixed. The seed of timothy it a
ly threahed and easily haadled.
Bat while timothy has all t.
advantagM, it has dafccti. fhere
very little pastor value ia it. You
eat jour crop of timothy and thev
is very little for tae rest of the yar.
W M . ft ...
to glowing umomy wun clover tt i
JiTicuit, except on special land, to
dad a vaiiety of clover tht wdl ma.
tare at the sme lime a the timothy.
Tie clover U apt to b ready a wtk
or so before the timothy. It you
cut it then yoa will fiod that the
bu.be at tbe base of tbe root are nt
matured and have aot laid op tad.
cient material to serve as food for tae
plant afterward, aad, beudev, tbe
timothy has aot the aarae value aa
PHYSilUH & SURGEON, ! Toe
: 0 T. , .-
till
' 2
t
tc
Hotel How-f
30 ly
Tl- Autl Ojlon mil.
If.tte antisOption bill
1
0 TaE i UBLIC.
becomes a
aw, it w.U cot prevent deal n-? li.
j futures or ppecnlatfcg in agricuhur&l
products. It will shot up all Aicer
; icaa ci'ies as rr.arkets and buildup
j Lirerpoc! wad other European m-r-
kete. Those who think it better to
i" am Prepared to do ah work in jve ihe Amerisao farmer's markets
. ' i m Earopc instead of at home, should
Mailer's Business
it tie shortest nctice. Having eon
nwie l with my shop the repairing
br,sinP5?. " 'Ail work Lit at my shop
ihvh vvl'r crept, aitentiou.
ilau hi rsi-cia: HEARSE for hire
. Thdt:kii.g my friends for their
'ionemr patonaw, I hope o merit
; the esraff. -.-ioaii they need anything !
OR
My i
nUIng Huslness
:tl Pitt Straet Three
Corner' of Main. .
ot course urge tbe enactment o! the
anti-Option bill into a law. '
How it will help Americana to have
their prices iixed in a foreign wintry
the fyvs niEBXEB M unable to tell.
It has always Lad a notion, old
fashioned it ia true, that the nearer
home the market was the better it
was for the seller. For many years
tbe selling of cotton in the near-by
towns showed the truth of this. It
may be that the latter day statesmen
know better than any one cle, and
the people who have gone before, are
fools. .
Laws regulating future dealing
would be wbolesouM. but laws whpee
obly effect i to shi up a hode niar
ket aud move the business to h f i
eigo country, are unwise, if nut dem
agogically iniquitous.
iZ .i , Simmon .
0
j'-W j.rofita per month. Will
?'i it ?r, nay forfeit. New
av A 13 00 sample seni
. H. Chiieiter fc Sou, 28
Two Fine.&RineM.
A.EEORO'
COTroX" SHHD OIL MILL
V
OE SALE.
"iUiio
f't ! .
i9 ;. ;
M .
ill:!.'.,..
-Jtt! h, ,
hi.
'.:
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from I,
'"i- m'.il. rrti? deairoaa of be
' :i ?rs oi- ; !irt . wuhi;s, oh very adv
-a III UiMt it tot. their inte-.e-ifc
-vita nudertigne I, Jwbo
' - horit.y io (iirpewe of same ! . '
'!-Mi!i Hou-e,-- sei House and ard Johnston gave
MSe.
-V.
. I;
Cv--.?,ad ox iiie most
i7'
i,(X ij caving ixsn Mj-ea- j ruu
v ari in rcnewinn siue
Kiim':, 1U U. P. boiler, Prew
'.lr, ll. atf.r aud C'at Former
'I - ' ' Vite; Wells' UuUor, . Car
in'dweU Coovcyen.i' " r ' j
l i Tubiro', -with tracks :rua-.
lut-eting vith ! Wilmington
!U ;.i4rle A Ualeih, and Nor
'! :;ii kail .Koadrf, giving with Tar
t1' fni!itie for jTOcuring seed
Mti. HOWABin Pres'l,
" TAHBORO', N. C. I
Base boll lovers enjoyad theoiclvcs
Thursday evenintf and Friday iaom
ing. Tarboro and Kinston played
two rattling good games, diutin
guished by Eharp fielding, doable
plays and " the . eatite absence of all
"kicking." .
Kinston bojB made all friends.
Tarboro thinks ebe knows a good
thing when she sees it. and she mi
asms that the geptkmanly bearing
and deportment of the Kinston team
fare genuine articles.
; In the firs game Tarbora want to
tth bat and scraped up a run and
retired. Kinston retired without get
ting a man anywhere near the home
plate, and then saw larboro go
through the same experience. Tor
several ionings tbe visitors were pbui
out. and it looked as if a goose egg
was incubating for them. In tbe
third, fiiith and eighth innincs a iun
j came their way and they were proud
i of them.
i Tarboro was shut out four tirare,
s and had it not been for Kinston be
tcomifiir a little "rattled" in the fourth
lnr.inpr. the hnal score wouici nave
three lesa than it was. , -
The second sramo was much more
PTr.ir.in:? than the first. Tftrboro
nyain went to the bat first. Ed
Johnson went out on a 3y, but Eich-
all the courage
needed to his side by a tremendous
drive to the right field and a home
Tnis was the only run oi tbe
' Kinston went out in one.
-
two. three order.
In the second, two bad plays by
Tflnatnti cite Tarboro three runs
with nothing to compensate for them
at her inniusr'at the bat.
In tbe third inaing both sides drew
hlnnks and some of the more entnu
elastic said Tarboro had a cinch on
the game. ' ?
i The fourth inning' showed the
close observer that, tne game, would
be won after the last half of the
ninth -inning was completed. For
Kinston not only ha staying po-
A Lea4er,
iD"- it? !irt iut redaction, Elec
tric Il.ttera nai 'sained rapidly in
popnar favor, until now it is clearly
:n !lu- lead among pure medicinal
Lonica and alteratives containing
nothing hicb permits its ose as a
beverage or intoxicant, it is recoguU
zed as the Lest aad purest medicitie
for all ailments of Stomach, Liver or
Kidnevg. It wi.1 cure Sick Head.
ache, Indigestion, Constipation, and
drive Malaria from the system. Sat
isfaction guaranteed with each bottle
or the money will bo. refunded. Prioe
or.ly Vcl per bottle. Sold by Slaton
& .seller.
Crop nalletla.
Tbe Weekly Weather Crop Bulie
tin, for .the week ending Mooday,
July 4th, 1802, shows that rather on
favorable conditions have prevailed
except in the Western district. Tbe
rain-fall daring the week has been
badly distributed, exoeasive in many
places and injurious, especially to
lowland crops, besides delaying farm
work ai d dkiieing a flourishing
growth of weeds. Tbe greatest dara-
ce to lowland crops was caused by
the overflowing of tbe streams and
wa&hir.g of the soiL Considerable
damage was also caused ia tome
places by hail, especially on Jane
jitx and -Jth in Halifax county,
Eastern district, and Rowan cornty.
Weateru ' district -At most placet
the rain-fall has been more or leas
beneficial Upland crops have not
been injured at all. High winds co
curred on June l!5th and 27 ih aad
uly 4tb, doing alight damage. The
amount of sunshine was below the
normal. More sunshine ia- badly
needed for all crops. Tbe tempera
tnro during tbe week has ranged
sh"blly below tbe normal.
The average rain-fall for the week
was 2.79 inches, whieh is 1.43 inches
above tbe normal for tbe first week
of July.
The weather condition?, however,
do net justify a discouraging out-
ook. Crops gin orally coatiuae to
be in good condition. Much of the
wheat crop has been housed, and this
crop, as well as oats, will be fine.
Wheat in shocks slightly d imaged
by wet. Upland corn is splendid.
Cotton is making rapid growth and
is pel haps too weedy. Tbe nrst
blooms were reported about the .end
of June. Tbe Irish potato crop nas
been very abundant.
Eteraal Vifflaice
Is the price of health. But with all
our precaution mere are . enemies
always larking about our syateraa,
only waiting a lavorabie opportunity
to assert tnemeelves. Impurities in
the blood may be hidden for years or
even for generations and suddenly
break forth, undermining health and
Lastenwg death. For all disease
arming from impure blood Hood's
Sarsaoarilla ia the unequal e.i and
unapproached- remedy. Ii ia King
of them !J. for it conquers due
I have ivn buckwheat once a day
to all my young stock (Brahmas),axid
they have dot woaderfallr well, and
i i i
bOt one nas peu bick or 'wn bibm
U wad hatched. I never give it to
tbe hens, aa I consider it too fa ten-
critic to do tbe governing for them, j
They mast find ho xe body bttr
than thy to manage the ib. They
must consign thoir old leaders to
ignomy and give op their old parti
eanship. They must abaadoa their
old sstsn H bail ding ar.d
adopt "the nnpervertel AJsUa iau"
systera, so that thay can aot chat
each other. Every men mast hid 1
himself as better than hie nttgLbor,
and all treat t arh other as ra teals.
Every voter who cornea to the pll
mast be watched as if be were a
thief. He moat be ahut up ia a box
by himself; segregated aa if his oor.
ruption was coctagloas.
That is the iew of the pop!
which the so-called People's party
takes; and it is tbe old Mugwump
view. Yet now tbe ila-'waoip New
York Tunee says tht to Uk tt ia
evkJenoe of an impaired intellect
and a loss of moral sens and self-respect."
When it l-vks at tie ou
pictare of 'the cooiliUoos which sor
round os, ss st up by other bao ls.
it sees that it is panned by a crazy
arlUt, "The politic d parties wbica
these men denoanre," saye tb
Time, "are made op of tb peopl
of th coo a try," and ihir arMicn-.
mtiit is ot "the people of t-o United
States as incapable of Utiog care of
".heir owu inteteaU ard of go liug
tbemselve." It i aa attark on po,
ular governmwit. . If it is justified,
we ought to send abroad to L.re a
king to rule over n, or perhaps In
duce some domestic Magwamp to
accept the crown, for the repuLho
haa gone to amaeb; Kovernrarnt by
the people and for the pec pie is a
fraud,
That condition of things prevails
in New York under Democratic gov
erameoK, aooordisg to the Mugwump
New Yotk Times, tbe Evening
Poet, the Reform Cub, the City
Club, . the People's Municipal
League, I'arkhurst, Dixon, and the
rest of the Mugwump crew; and it
prevails ia tbe Union geseral'y, Ac
cord ieg to this Teople's party. The
majority ox tbe people in tnis city
are so base and vile ia the Magwump
estimation that it ia intamon to aN
low any one coaoerned in the man-
ssrernent cf tbeir party to ait cn the
OrandJury. If a man belongs to;
tha Tammany IlaU General Com
miltee, he mast be' held disqualified
for such honorable service, though
that committee represents tbe politi
cal convictions and deairee ot the
vast majority of the voters of tbe
city. Democratio government in
New York, according lo lrkhursl
and Dixon, is governceat by the
devil aad "the miaiona of Lll;- and
a its principles are the fame here a
elaewbere in the Union, it must be
devilish always and everywhere, at
the platform of lb People party
say a.
It is well that tbe Mugwump ew
York Timee is now abU to look upon
this Muxrwum picture of oar political
condition aa presented by tbe Omaha
lunatic. It sees it in a new light.
and thus discovers why the picture
has always been "ridiculous" in the
evea of "all men of sense." It eee
why Uugwumpery is hateful lo tb
people. They do not want to be
depicted aa kaev and scout drtls
simply becauae tbey inaiat on fcov
erning tbemtelvea in tbeir own way
aad not in the wy of tbeir tradacert.
As the Time eaya, 'the cooditions
and the Geverntutnt of th country
are what the people have made ibera.
These conditions and this uotero-
ment the Democratic people w-ll net
now suffer to I rv rtd aid sub
verted by a r ore M.l and by m-jjio
domination. That it tbeir deierau
nation, and lhy will act be swerved
from it by either the asau.t of ri.e
mies or tbe folly or supetrilious aN
lies. N. l. Sun.
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WMiU it.' 4 r
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bi of 4; fcj., tut i t ruoL
f traa.
p IM p "ar
Ii U lwttr '. lb owiut'r e
parpoa td eJTcct j lo bSl jxa at.1
wUlbelo r av sal erf V
nUUvr. the
,
or wruca tntare
lib a n I prv d of rettwlii4 to"- t at ll a
lathe Soutbrra Sutr. lo ebvtNts
it., i t . ,
.u.i.i'ni.nM yr ff e.i ia- , Qa igtet ta-lle eJ
ttao.
and
eaew, ra.- eatartm am
aertiotval at mosaics.
2. That we drtnac J LtLrml t.
form, and tbe tertanl of Ut that
ill ramove the barJaae cf tbe po-
dI. rliv Ihm i ul.rv t-fUl!nil
d?rnuoo- anXdo fell a&J .b.i ' rak vr
jojtir to the lumrr aU l.lor.ra , f!AC U 'l tU-
of oorenotUy. '.,4 mn U hc.!rf Ul
"1 T . . . I . 1 ,..' - ' ' - -
- . . . . .
m t wir i re9t fcrl
a s.m ea few lb n" Cf. tt
..... ,v .
gp.i t
i.t r?TtlLft
tu le c4 jr &4l
.i i: w i-: i. n v
t ...
t t.v
of catiooal batka. aal the sabUta-i
tioa of W-gU taa-lcr traary ac
ia lia of naiioftal back aoU, Ued
in saSeiaat voloae to do tb ba
ne of the cooatry oa a cxh ajua
regauiusg the ataoo&l ad4 cn
per capUal baals a the bai&r la
ter ens of the ooaatry tttad, and
lhl all taooey Uod b lb govrw
mni a-a-i r gw teadr t pay
t vty.
ltra be t to rv9
b aUixUl r( ew de.
e-v.r t- t; tie
we focta ait U:ta.
t4tJL- l:.XtK5,.Ml 4
Sowing .Ucctiincs.
MS r.w r.ij; Ur - j r.r u,-.
u nt a a
' ii, aJ m U i.m9M
l llM).,U t '
wmt H,m .',., t,0 im i,n
It
win nav ii yoa wait. Uut u yoa
wait joa lose tbe valaa of your clo
var. Another defect is that lacs
btdbr, which are a moat important
part ot tbe plant, are particularly
ope a to tbe attacks of mice and ia
stcte. The nvce cn Wet these bolbt
and carry them lo their ncatt If
you tura sheep into tbe fUldt thy
bite too cloae, and tbu the bulbs are
iojorel and tbe plants ratneX More
than that, the little bulba are t aai
ly iujarvd by tbe tramping of eittk.
and it is a dangerout thing to tura
your cattle into a timothy field if yoa
wish to grow a bay crop text yea .
A Strls- Xeltrise.
Nothing so efficacious aa 1. I P.
for a tpring medicice ai this sesame,
and for tooirg op, iavigorating, aad
as a strengihcaer and appetiser take
P. P. P. It will throw on tbe Malar.a
and pat yoa in good coadtlioo. 1 P.
P. is the best spring medicine la the
worll fcr the difftrect ailments the
system is hah I to ia tbe tptiog
I ntI.ltl t oae Avaa !a
nxnt ci a I dbt. both bS etJda 1,, tura avl dfr4
1T or ms rr.
halt pais such taet a sha'J iTta-
al!y (rvvsaltbe dyalmg ia fatstf
oi all agricaUaral t tMvbsatraJ
prodoctKmt; pyovn! cb atii
evet aytleai of f r;4ar in .ivU
hall secure prompt cavtctoa. a&t
itapoaiag such peaallwt a aall se
cure tnoel perfect rvtcplwaoe tb
tbe taw.
S. That we dasaad the free aad
unlitr.it.! euUsg f aHrvr.
C That w Jtaaal tb rAu;t
CHAMQCflLAIN 4 RAWIV
4e witbcot Cxi, rl 13 tei'a
1 1 ': tu';t tf ih (a.r.
Tias a t b at i m-m sr.aMr.
by fa, :a aice.
A4 aott at tlHL
tkiatowa. -
U3t fnc MM It aa4 fXV
we bo'd stav kfkow lf ia g
U.f U alt ma.
e4
t.
li ym caaaot ra to Ctt tii
fsits a4 ipairf, r ! iirt
for fi'.h aa I rrwlav. 1.4 t e I
(it to )oi.
r m i ... :A ....li i , .
V.ff. aij iowh turn tu auiau, m j 0i iq aacne qua I y a
cloxed run Zit, in Rural New
ker. !
Yor-
For Old Sores, Skin KrupWs,
Pimp'.ea, Uli aiid bvpuu, u
only P. P. P. niid rd aid ei j.iy lb
bletainn oaW to te tfttvt-.t ton
th u.e of i I. P. (Pnckl) H,
trt Kcrfi: Kr.il (-'uliuiun
A Practical Talk sa farae. -Piof.
Fl. bier, ii a tlk r r grsr
tM-Ure tne lui ytneaa i en,;
ilUnuuu. nitde many t,U'Couni
of i;cu ral iu'er st to Janncra ut
id of Canad. . Sp sk i. i.f . esu'ts
gaiot-d in expriuHu'a ror d'irt-d at
Oatario, le eaihd att-1 ti n o the
fact th it hrd I, .- kr. wit o
dure tbrice ! mouut f 1.1'er and
h:1 ueep's
ul'9 only
nisk TariZs si4 Law Wat.
Mr. Uarriaoa claims to I e alarmed
teat tbe Damocrats cut down tNe tar
iff and reduce the ace of American
workmitmea. It is almost two year
sine air. uarrisoa ana lis incau
mad a large incxeas ia Ihe tariff.
and wages have beaa coin djwa
ever aiac. Now Mr. Carnocie the
greatest of th protective tai iZ lrd
and Mr. Harriaoae booa frienl, it
a pool to eat tne waee cl nj m
ployes almost in two. We easiest
toet if air. llamson u ao actions
about the workieemen be drop
line to Carnegie acd the other boac
who are or have beearedaciog wages
and orae them to divid th McKa
ley pl iader with thir cuiplojfra.
Indmcapoiie se&UotL
I Tae Plffresce la w a-ra. .
On all imports coming into ootape
tition with A mar Kan labor there
should be levied djtits folly eaal to
tbe diCerencc in wag abroad and at
hrm. IleputliCan Pbtforra.
the MKialy tax on
too of bar iron i $1 to i i) m
Tbe Ltbor coat io a too
of bar iron io America
it
Th labor eot in a ton
of bar iroo in Eng.
land is
Tne d flferaoe-in Ubor
reel per toa b-ten
the two conn tries ia
Tee redaction in labae
coat ,jn poaad by A.
metican mtoufactur.
era ie
Iheprot-cti-n Jemand--d
for ioa td br
oflawt probibuiegae sUtooa-l ll S " tJtei i trata
ship of land, and that Cucrre-atAie ll-k, dof W, tw:t
T . '. . a .
early stroa Ly drvit Mae.tin. io C,ail iraw Ci antj a
ohtaiA all Ufdt w ' I a l n4 wbai tt Iber a w
arwi torrin iTntiCilM. an 1 IKu ! I aot.
laoda now Lrid by rai!rd acdj
other corpovatioes. ctrrca of aocb
at te artoally osd acd crIl by
them, birrclaime! by the rovrn-
mailt and be'd for adaU l Un
only. i ilowHf ia Lc tao5t- rt
7. BaUin- ia ! tvtri' tdl taia saooja. e ta Uw'kmI. r-4 aa
"oil! lights to ail aad rol riv I .a JoU. I low tard t tK
lUgra lo oone." .totnan-l that ta-1 do of tb tlne m ia tb tre t4
atioa, aiiioaal o .Hut sbvl tx tmi thautufol adytT?y J.s!u2
nel H Uu-1 op iaert !
rUaa at tbe etpene of ethrf. W e ,
bol tve that the taoney cf ibe coi. 1
try sboabt be tept at raorb aa poj
U in tbe bards of tl peopV, atd j
becce we Uaaand ihtal revcar,f
national, Statt r ceaaty, WJ b!
a . . l i
imi:e. io u tTJ cttv-l oi ; . iv. L"ja L k tA al
: r : - - ai nMr; i w n
aooestiy adrntwaK tal tra-.b. m ui r I m ia .U k I.
H. That Caoryas io a saiSH-AmAM .k. i, k. .t a t
eniamoaatPt irartiaaal t apr rer-1 k-..- ..,.
raory to fai:.!ale lb ctclas-e8,
t-rocrh tbe ttwdiaoi cf the L4fll Tha nut . aJea cf .11
Gel The Best,
A j to ta t v f
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a
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fin. tkit t KiytV cl ar
ta bat 1- I'jibn' i t t
Tal av a fo ju
A! ti Ba- ( ar fi
I to- t- tl bt te I f fm
a4 U- taal w ro4 t.
State tea la.
IlMOlvtd, Tht lit O, Dotal At
etotly pat such Uvaatwi l k.
th publte aehool ay-uaoi mof Cv
Uve, that tb blaaaiar " liott
may b cxtaadrvl to a-1 the prep! of
the hut abke.
Revolved, TbatwdaaaiMlairtd-
aated tea m incoma.
wlaatwla-t
tJ r i;tl' - lira U
wko w ax, an I ta bjc wt m
al.wit, ItttihtM, ' a prw
that aV ', iLrTU Un tf i(tlv
cf via.td li it-lTK ht ll aa
rarta K 1 epo .l v
fld laid tKw JtaapVyr l lai
la Ofa na. lb ! "tIf s-wra
ra'i aaf 1 ! w.tbia lie Pwfcn
Lvt ta I f tilt lcroui W--.
iVa aw. ra if aa K'ra
ltc aikTir" g wa. o? a,
.1. A. IWSSKW.
c.iiticr.tar:
tan x .
5 a
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a
Tbe pou'try Km tboald la rare
foly atUoW-l to at tbte of
the jear, axt vavytbmx ia a--!
arouQ-l it kapt errepalaoaJy cieaa. A
rwd eott of litn wtuiwah, ia
wlnrh bit U era m carPoUa acal bat
mi Uirfwpcret'd, ahoel 1 b (
l-. baddi?, iaJa a a-1 oat. Ilrtwy 1
romrr, creaic and bote aboa
rvcati ay ioi piiaaua naairojav . '
I . . . . . il,..!, nkitaMlkll rm-M tt f
at a ioa us snow way in r aaceaa; .
aot Uy at U i araaca of Ibe yar. If
Ib-y U rarvfa'Iy avamtoe taerbwk
0 bO p rcaa Of eta- the fowl
IrMrnaetvea, thy iH d cr IV
real rtatOA. A lvy hrm ear.aal lay.
bnttbebca arril aot taeoa attf
p.ti -i u. tz iy-w tci .
a ta rnhftnt tt "r, flj la b
al.v it tri aa CtaJtar g
ticadft
Tnfcw IwJltswaj
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aairoif. " , .
f ava ti a :jay i 4atrra'
ll aa
rvll bf Atnai 4 N a t
Tie o. ex . !tg a H i"i'i?j
taaea ka tat 4 b rW li". -
ii i i!t tl X-co I Va ,
litia tba U. 4 laWl n-tr
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ovtfdiaf, thai ovinia ba i-a JV awa i lt. -ryMa
oh alUjovl Uetr-pwd'ct'. Ia Tc s.cw-e C'.l l
thia ra tb tedv e aioiriy a ra DocaUc tty
f r "
lUictioa rf daea If fg bae are
sv I for jal t-a ace. aal o a dSno
e of lima, thu raaat b-a eoppl'edl j
nang and of tha taa'ettala cutaav-aly
oal ahkh eetn it, p-madr I oya
I, r ahte of riaM ab 1 , b r. ha
,t- r aad o IcttN.
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NkMirl t al' te UU a
pea-arala w writ aca f m
na a ad f K" a
tot la tj- wi ot c Uy. r-ta
tt ao-r at'H a-f
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p. bi f I - f ' d I
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i lav.evof wiit Ibrs K.iiim.
ridta dot.fw met-, ii i t
r aaooah'e to auj pn ilt i wi 1 b
ot 1-eiM-hl in vut P v .!..
Salt Rn-ott, aal ad . t !
Of ike biooil, !t-r t'ttprp r, trvl
tio4,Suk 11 a at-has l a- A.a
lite. That Tir.d Fee in , i..ti.
Malaria. Khej.aVum. H.md "a .Sar
feacne, wb:o l.i let ia uaU'e ooly aapan I ia aa un,paUd.
atuat it will growonro.lv paalura Hcoo'a PixLa ear hark lieaLvU
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