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Our Coimtij—Its Progress and Prosperity the First Duty of a Local Paper. BREVAIJI), TKAXSYLVANIA COUNTY. N. C., FlUPAY. .ll’NE 2. 190.). VOL. X-NO. Dunns Rock Lodge No. 267 Ji. F. Ji, JVl. Moets b’riclay <in oi- l>efor(.‘ the fii 11 moon in each niontli. at l! )). ni. Visit in;i' Masons * - arc* cord in 11V invited I.) sptly \Vm. Maxwkll, Src'//. Conestee Lodge No. 237, Q. O. F. _Mi'fts evoi-y Monday ni;:]it :it <' '“lock. \ isitin;:' Itrothcrs are t-or- <!iaily iiiviti'd to visit us. D. B. HANCOCK, N. G. Transylvania Ledge No. 143, 1 u‘irnl;;r convi'Ution i-v- ery 'J'lU'sd.-iv ni^’lit in .Ma sonic 11 all. \’ i s i I I ri Kui"liLs Mri‘ c'M-ilia 11 v in- vUi'd to attend. " WELCH GALLOWAY. C. C. Brevard TelephoriS Exchange. iiOT'Ks: Daily 7 a. in. to lo p. in. Sunday to !(> a. ni.. 4 to p. ni. Central Otllee—Mc-T\linn Hloi-k. Professional Cards. W. A. GASH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Rooms 7 & 3, f'/icMinr. Bld'g, Brevard, N. C. W. B. DUCKWOR-TK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Investigation of Land Tiiles a Specialty. llooins 1 jind L*. 1’icliclsinicr JUiildin;:-. ZACHARY &. EREESE ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW I Offices in Mcfifinn Block, Brevard, fj. G. WELCH GALLOWAY, ATTORNEY-AT LAW, i’radices in all the courts 'looms It and !<•. McMinn ImocI:. 'the Jc:ps li.«'ep 15nsy in CUiiuji. That Uie iiiider^Jtand tl;<' Hoe<ls and nature of t!H>;r ('hii:eso iU'ifildtors and proilt liy th:U kncr.vi- odLTi' is shov. n in a rejori i > i1k> st.;lo dei)artniciJt Ity «;«';)r-c i:. .Vn.lcrsoa. I’liited Slatrs at H.m’.: c.v. .m t«‘n!iits «,f J>i;r >]<v;ii;s and An;. r;c:'.:i to inti'<;<lucc labor savii!;^ f'i;icli;iicr-- info Iht* ('clcstia! cn^pir*' ha.re l.-orii ini't siu-ccssruJly l y 11i(> Jir;:ni:;(':it i!;::; t;i<> intrixluction <;{ such i: .tcl'iincrx' \v(»Tii,l Avork untold harm la a naiion vt-in-’.-c S(t many miHions of i»r!’sr-iis would s{;!i'\e 1,> death if tiicre tlu' leas; dJs!urh;!nc(* in llu* dernand J'.tr their l:ii)or. 'I'hc coinention tliat a re.aujiist- nient of t!;»‘ industrial situ;i1;‘'.n would avert thai catas<rophi' riM- ivc.-; ihe a:i- swer tlial myriads would su;-cu!a') t > I'amiiie while tl;c r'acijr.s!v.'as eonuiijr. "I'h.at the;-(> is truth in this ar- frnment is a,!■;;!( led. 'I'he !ie.-=;e. liov,i‘V('r. seem to ht' solvin,'^ the jirol)- I U'ui I'vjr China by (he intrvKiuciion of ! m.'uliin'.'s v.hieh sav(* some Labor, b.r.t ! not euei’nh to dej.'iMvc any <'onsidera'.iU‘ I nuniL'cr ef ix'rsens <;f th<‘ir (xvupa.tions*. I On(' (“xamjiH' of tliis is to lu‘ se(Mi in the foot jiou'er coKon ;'ii! n.»w coi'Aiiion | in i»;;rts o{ tin* country wln'n* the jm' >- | p]e m;inuf.Tciure tlicir own cotton I .u'oods and h.'.ndU' ihclr cotton cr.)]» I ;^!‘nera'!y. ’I'he old method in’ .a'iniii;;;:: [ was in;in:'‘'Iy tc'diou^ C.ne of tl;c.-.C lo;.i 1', *,v('r ii'ns enalilcs a wo!’k;nan t > I tni’ii out about lo!i poun.ds a d.‘;y. ''i'iic ( in.-ichi-.ics :ir(> i-ouiihly consti-ncli'd :ui;i ! very cl',e:!p and. Avhile iiicr<‘a;;;;iL: llu‘ ! cap;icity of the v,’oi‘l:m:'.n. will not I cause any i-;ii’ical <llstU!-l•.•iU'-c in liic i lals'ir world. A siniilai' <• iud'tim is to | be fi)und. in silk I'i'ciini:. The .lap.-ni!', -* | hav(‘ dc«!iri;(>d ;i machine of wood v.'ith ! a fev.- }^las> ey('l(>ts and niet.nl lit'.i which is rei^arded a.s a marked im- proveni. lit ovt'r the Chii;c.^‘ silk rotd- i ii’,;!<-!i:n(‘ similarly eonstruel('d. | n !o;iks. {''^nsid .Vndei'sf)!! conch:de«. as if rhc .I;:i)an('se v,-ere .‘-tudyiiii^ tlu' m.a.rlcct of China very elosciy. not onlv I ll'ai ihey may sui;])ly the'w* cher.p ma- j chines for savin;; some of the hsbor of I the i;ativ(‘s of th(‘ jtre.-'ont tinu*. but j to pavi' the way for p,’rt'ater iriijjrove- I n;-'?!!s ;;nd mo'*e r.tdi<-al ch.an.trv's v> hicli ! the .fa'p.anest* themselves will make and v\ hich will adv;in<.‘e their own coia- merciiil int,‘rests. The Fine Art of F^'Ietion. James Laue Allen har-; i)roducP(l a good novel times enough to entitle him to a In'arinj; upon tlio art which is his lif(‘ work. IdsconrsiiiK tijion the trr.in- intr re(;nired for the writer -who would pro'dtice a nvilly i;ood novel. Mr. Allen say.s: H'‘ sh.'dl trnin hi:'.i.«oIf to .‘’eo a trmnt ftory wlii n it is before hi.'-' eyes or sc;;rch for it iniiil he h:is found it. lli.it li*‘ sl'..;ll :icqiiii-e the- jml^niPnt to pick it <>i;t .•!;:i()nc a lh(ni.=Miid Inferior ones. Next, that lie •shail trail! liinis-i-lf t(» yrc tli?- ^^reat \vhi<'ii lie hr:.s chi>.~cn dcrpl'', it :is tl’-M-iily ;c; life if.s< If Is (U . u. Xcx!. Ii • .•■■h.all tniin hiniP'df to fix tlii;^ de. ;> vi.-’ioi^ of liis Kr< at ttor\- clearl>' witlua l;is niinil. ::s clcrirly iis he v.'oiiM behohl far i ‘- and forms. li.^hts and sliado-,v<. j^r'i-). .'inil di.'-'t::rices In .'■oitic v.'oiideri 0 r'iii unsti.-ikeii mirror. And next, a;;.i ■ir.ai: '. that he shall h ai n lunv to tra.n'i;\ 1.:^ vi.s-ion. whole and true, foi- t!ie cy. :: a;id iiiinds of in:in’-ind. 'i'!iat i ' v. haL :;1 novo'.i.'t is anit that is what a frrcat I'.ovi 1- ist does when hi* jirodnct a mast*'; pi'ci'. And tliat is why th<- lh;«- art of rietio:! 1.: not th-- dospic;;!)’.!' ji.ustirrc! of turnln;.;- c.iit p:ett\- KPiitfnees. InU tlie /'rave ;ind dil’i- eull toil of seeiii.^" ;ii;d ehoostnis and 1 athomiiif-v a';d then of deliveriim' fait’i- fc.Ilv- to (jth< rs sf)ine jjart of the realities cf ui;r iiun;.ai lifi>. The nu'tiiods of the novelist ;;t work h;n'c often lu'en Laid bar<‘ how this one* studl('<l an<l noted <lown tlu“ p.henoiuena of the t';i:’th or tlu' lu'av('n.s. how that one I'c'iTeieil out the ab:;oria;;l trails of In^man bein,i;s aixl how others jio^vd o', c:- ihe \ o:;j;i;c.; of inyslical ttv his- toi'i.- ;,!r>- in rca of moiives o!-c!i;ir- adcrs <,r fur theii’ sloric'.-;. .Mi\ Alien tel!.- t!i(> b(‘,Lriuner that he musL do -core liia.n ira.in himseif for nie- ch:;n:<'al :i; tItadj'. I'o Iii.--. mini’ tlie art ; e.iil; foi- ;,',-;>.ve and difiicult t >il. a ' ira'.ail of tiie soul in re.adin,!' t!ie n;es- } of life .and del!veriii,:^: ii in ad i li-.ielit\' I’.jion the printed pa.ce. I D. L. ENGLISH LAV/YEk K'>oms II and IL' Mc.Minn lllo JillKVAi:]). X. C. MisceUaneous. The ^tkelwold Brevard's New Hotel -Modern Ap pointments—0])en all the year. 'J'lii* jiatrona^’e of the traveling'' piiltiie as well as sunnnei-toi5r-i.st,s i.s solicited. Opp. Court Housi-, l>re\ ard. X.('. Galloway, Duckwcrth & Co., SI RoQtns 3 and4, McMinn Bloc'x', Brevard, H. C. ]>iiy and sell all kinds of Keal Kstate, Collect I'l'iits, and attend to pi<>})- crty wlicn owner is absent. Farming and Timber Lands a Specialty. j7 X .MII.LEU BUILDERS’ and Building Materials. j)res~ed Lumber J^aths .<liin>?les Sasli J )oors Blinils T.,ncks Hinges Window Pulleys fla.^teriti;: Ifair Ceiaeiit l.ime IUa<ly Roofing (ilas.'is I'utty Sjisli l,oc!c« Window l.ifts iSa^ii Cord and Weinhts McCormick Reapers and Binders Mowers, Rakes, Corn Cutters and Grain Drills. cor. Main and Caldwell BREVARD, N. C Air u!ul PuMio Ilealtli. I SurL^-v/ns (ieucral Wyuian of the nia- r.'Uc li.is;.;;,ii .ser\ic*i> called a[ten(i<ui I in .a r-c'-ent rt'port to the evils of ill : \ent;lat‘,‘d public couvevanci-s. i»ar- I . * . f!c;:!;;; !y r;idway cojk'Iu's a.nd street I <ar'--. Coiisiderini!: the pro"ress made j Ity s::i;i\ary science in recent years, it j is i!o;t‘Vv-.-;r;!ty that con;p.ir;Uive!y little : is done tow.-trd [)ro[»er ventdat.on for pe.blie <‘onv;'yances. It is nnlv(‘rsally . recof^nized that ptu-e air is ess(>ntial , to h('ahh and a powerl’nl a.tjeney in j i heckiii!' th<* spr<':;d of dise;is(‘. I )ry j piu'e air is better than (h'.rnp purt' .air, : but <h;;aj) pn.n* air i« prefc:able to dry foul air. It is dirlicult to ventilate a steam raihva\' car and at tJi(‘ same time keoj) ou.t (Jusi and ciiiders, yet I he probU'ui (*; u be soh (*d by science and p.H)iU‘y. T I’t* condition.'^ in tlu? a\'«Ta;,^'o strf'et (.■ars diii’.n*.; ru'-h hour.s is even \V(ji'so than r>n raihva.y eo,a<-he,s and can be nior(* reatlily im[)roved. ]>oards of health throuf^hout the comitry are a<'t- in.L: upon Dr. Wyman’s hint with a view to secin-inK adeiiuate vi'ntllation for ;ill fuiblie conveyances. Tliere is room for radical lmprov(‘nient, and the a,::ilation should lu; kept nj* tmlil eon- <i:tions are chan.:^ed for the better. The Unssian name for St. Petersburg is Sankt Peterbur^'. I’eterburjsr for short. On all official and seniiollicial documents and ]»rlnts the name is j^iven S. Pelerbtir.ir. The termination is evidently of (.J<'rmaii oi’i.irin, and th«‘ i Pussiaii people them.selves have j»ro- j po.sed to chantK* the name to Petergrad I as u form more in keepinjj: with tlie j genius of their language. All the way from Madrid comes the ne^vs that all tlie Spanish-American na tions excepting Cuba will join in an ’ anti-Pnited States league. Go ahead, neighbors! If you want to compete with this country in anything yov.’II have to brace up a lot, and tliat will do us alJ good. ' Steorlii^i the Iie.!i»i<»r;iii( ride. I 7'Iu“ pre])',)sed plan of incre.asiiii; the head tax en iniini;ir:inls ought lo cip.-c the evil of c.)i:g< .stion if thonui.LTidy c.'.rried out. Ai; increasi' from .'?L* io .<10 or en to v/o’.ild not k(‘(‘i> out tlse moll «>f i»;)lit;ca? refu;.rees and tli;* sw.'epinus <'f gre.at cities. I'riends al- r«’ady hei'c would send them the jtr'lce or whatever amotmt miglil be lacking in tlK'ii- ov. n .‘-aviiiA.-s. a ;i{>pli- <’.-ilion of the ftni',1 a'-cum;:Lated throu,:;h the tax the govern;a(*nt could turn tl'.e st?‘('’;'.in of imip.igrants into channels where they would be welcome or at It'.ist not a menace to order and prc'Tf ss. In l';(' .-onli!. th(‘ ^^■est and tlie soutl;- west ther«‘ arc* arer.s of land v.hich the ,govenime!:t could iiuivhase and divid<> iiiW) sDiji’d parc<“ls for settlers, who Would eventua.Ily n'turn the money by insiallnieuts to the original fund. The cost of transpurtation from th.e sea- porls to the new homes ;ind the oiulay lor tools an<l seed cuidd also be i)rovid- ed from the ftmd. A largu percentage of the nev.' arri\al.s would <‘oini* pre- li.u\'d v.ith their own means and vroulii not need assi.-^t.ance. -\s :i matter of fairness, the heavy head tax is defensible for th(* re.ison that immigrants have e'vc'rythin.g to .Lcain here uiuh'r a system tlau has cost blood and toil to b’.iilu uj». Utlu'rs hav(* founded the state, and if nevr- c(»niers s<*ek to b(.‘co:ne i)ai'tnor.‘i> let them pay for the privilege. They'll think all the more of it and work the harder after they get iiu j I’ncle Sam Booming Silk Cnlfjirr. , Secretary of A.griculttu'e V\'iIson is ! .’onvinccd that tin* Pniied State's e.-.n ; pro<iuc(‘ it:; own raw silk, and h(‘ is de- i tei iuined ih.al it siiall do so. (tur total j ?n'.]>ortation <;f raw silk since LS;X> ;ip- ; [)roximates .$(;.■ o.0()(».()(>(». 'riu. secre- j tary Ix'lit'Ae.s th.al tiii.s ^■a.st ai!!ount I might .just as well have been i>aid to ! Ap.ic‘i’ie:ins as to Chinamen, .lajianese I and Itali.'ins, from wiose coanti’ic's j nn)St (tf this matci’-iai came, j Mxperinients inaug;ir:;te;! by no 'ess jn pei-souage than King .lamcv-; 11. of ' Iai,gl;;nd have show)i that i;nilb;>rry i [ tri'cs thrive in otir southern slat>-.and that silkworms are reatliiy acclimated tliere. Over y(>;:i-s ag.t tiu' Stua.rt nioiiarch ra>U!;('d the ( onijtaiiy (jf \’ir- ginia that he “faken into his I'riucely <'on.'id(*ratn;n the* gre.;t be]ie- lits to th(* a(iv('n(ur<'i's and ])l;Miters of tlu* br('(‘din.g of silkuorms a.nd the set ting up of silk Vv’orks in thos(> i>arts." , IT(“ en.ioii.icd the comj.'any to u «v all , possible diligence in this matu-r .and ! raiher to bestow their “travail in <-):n- |iassing this rich and. solid commod.ity ■ tlnui that of tobacco, 'whicl:, b(*si(’!es uiiK'h nec('ssary ex[)ense, brin.g-; with it many dls-.^niei's .and inconven.-c'nces." A consi.g:im(*nt of mv.Ii.erry trc.’s a;ui silk\\'orn;s sent ot:t in coij:i<>cti. ;: wlilj this reconi.’nendation was l.t t .at sea. i Another shii)mcnr vy.as f.>r\v;ri-.’('f|, and for sc'Veral y(>ars mucli alicn'.l.in vras paid to tile silk ind'.i.-try b.v the Miig- j i;.-!: in N'ii-.gini.a and the Frenc!! n;;.g.;e- nois in South <’aroii;ia. C'ther at-' ti'mpis were m.aih* from t:nu‘ to tlni;? to stiiunl.atc* silk raising, .and froni to th<> civil v\ar pe;-i,.;l it contin- tuvi to iloarisli in a sni.all way. Tla* (i(‘!dv-v-ion iiiciti(‘:it to VN’.irtlines pr.u*- t-Ically wiped the l>uslu( ss out of (*xist- <‘Uce. Now it shows signs of i-('vivi;pj:. The i agricultural <;('p.arii;;(':>t has bccai send ing silkworm eggs to i:iany i)ei-st)ns iii i the south and has re. eiilly n'ceived in j return several shipn'cnts of ci> •oeu-;. Tlie besi specimen sent in v» as a nfie 'n I'laind pac!;:ig(‘ from Al.-'.banni. .V lifiy I-'ouhd pat !;a.g»* ca:ue from tin* f.ifin nf !ht? lale K<>ar .'.dmiral r.e;icds!f>y at Ki’aiifort, S. ('. 'i !\rse c-oi-oons wc're Town under th<> direction of a Japa- ! Itiilliius In Aineriea. I Three inv(\stigators Vvho ought to know th(*ir subje!‘t have examined th ‘ I Italian population in this c>>unti‘y jniblished thcii- conclusions in a bo;>k ♦ ntitled “The Italian In -Vu:c:’i-a." '^i'lie conclusions arrived at by these .gentlemen, v.ho rejiresent the census bureau, tlu* national board of trade and the Pris:)i) association, V\II! x;;r- ]irise most pe.opie. Tlu* Italians ex- ; Jimined ar<* ..f <‘vei-.v class an i condi- I tion. and |,:);!P.Iar d> luslo!:s i-.s to tiu- <a'iininality id' iniinigi'ants f'.'s;;;) siUin.v Italy are oispersi'd by tlie .sla*.!;■ ii'.'s pre.-<:iled m this st;idy. 'i’lu* writers recomniend that lh<‘ new ar-.'lv.il.-; be distributed 1 lirougiiout the agrical!1 districts away ri-cun tlu- ciilt*-;. fcr if ?■() dispers''d ;’>-'y will mak<- de-^lraltlc aditilious to Uie rurrd i)opul;;;ir,p.. Cencra.I Piet <'ronje is riglit in ;^ay- ing that the iSriiis]; governate;.r <;ees not intend lo k'-c;» fallh with th-* P as i)l(‘dg(Hl at the time of sr.i;-;-nd;T thre(* years ago. The treaty <,f i. caev* stipidated that the l?oers should have suiist.autially self g.>vc;n;;H-nt as soon as or.h'r is re-tored. TI;e di'::f: i f a coiisfitution for the 'I'jvin.'va;: 1 \’.idch is to b(> subiiiltted to parliai.'!(-i;t con tains l!i“ shaiLr>v of sell' g rnmr'Ut, but the stibstanc'- is la.cking as f.ar as th(* iMitcii in’ai i;lt;uits are con<-e:"; '.I. It is not at all strange tha.t the Iieyy Paul .Jones Mill the inlid(>I Tom Paine u-er<* do e fi-iends in I‘.aris roi'l a.i- di'.-s.sed eac'i <,(tl;er .as “Panl’" at;ii "'loui.'’ 'They were 1k>i1i free 'riv.s, .and tl.o.-!' we;-(' the da.vs of revf>i',;t5c;i in li is said that .Joi; -> di<-! v.'ith a copy of Voltaire's v.'ritiiig-; b.v his side. Japa.u ha.-? a diet specialist, and <-(nmts many iiile nobles an;ong his jia- tients. ;\ Worlcor. Knick('r—Ca:: he accou’plish innel'.? I\nocker—I sL :;t;d say so. Ils c.t:'. <;•> as mtich as ih^* laa.n who did.n't mc;'.;i to. Ilarpt'r’s Ik'.;:ar. :^1v';>h*a rh:il;p>. tl;e Pnglish ].oet. is j c;os. Swiixbiirne in h\> twi nties can;' out w;/l! (lie ppioo.-'itioii thr.t t!i:‘ I hades and para-lise shouM c];:;p':( places, but he is not think;::;: aloii; that lUie now that lie i.s er.>v,'dip.g thi't.'e , sco’-e and ten. ('iigag(‘d in th,' :a>k of proving that tV iu‘S(‘ v> lio was foruK'rly stt'ward to the litai.'.ish Uop! :o emperor v.-a . n- I admiraL so I,lack as history j-aints bin;, i'o. t I Since there is at pnvsent no open , (‘•■pi'ciaJly you.;;-.; ones, h.avi« >L-!rl:;u’ f,i: ' niarket for silk cocoons in tiiis country I ll;e govrriMiK nt is });irch.-,sing Hie th'e supply at Ihe rat<.‘ of ,';1 ,‘i ]>ound. 'ihe secretary has in (;*»eratiou at the ';i-i»artnur.1 a fmir basin reel f»f tiu* most • aiiiiro’.'etl type. I^Xfterts were brought o\<.'r from i{e!g;um to tea.'-li rh“ prcn-.'ss of silk reellag t > .v:;;eri- eans, and then' ;irt* imw live girls' in Mr. ilson’s littU* factory who art.- daily reeling silk witii all lu'-ca.^ar;, de.Merity. Uhe chief obstacle to the ,s;u*cess of the intlustry j^eems to be the <>o.;t of 1‘ollectiug the cocoons. Tl.ds e.itr:-uity the secr<*tai\v hopes to (.‘^■(‘rco:ne by in ducing v.onu-n and <-Iiildvt‘n to c!)llr‘cT the coct)ons in hour:-: v.hicii wovdd oth- ei-wis(* l>(‘ idle, thu..; a;.;p;-(';.I;.bl\' in Joe Jcilcrjon’i lluinaii Koie. 'Ihe tv»‘.:!ty years' sleep of Ulp V'ln Vv ud;!e a < hauce f.;r inirodip-iiijr inetin'e-qr.e jialk >s o.n t.he stage, v. hero ‘ .]<'hers:)n v. on his fabut It vvMS not tliat c;r(‘U>;:■ ^•'.p.cl‘ which lifte.J tl;.'! [d.ay and tlie i;';;;y«'i’ so fa.r above tlie coaiinon level. I'ooi- lilp w.as tlie Vi h.ol^i thing, and .lefier^oa's irip w;;;-; iuiuiita- ble. Art c:KUi:('d for n;ia-;2 a? aii aid to naturalnes..; ea t.;(' boards, but ihe of ibe iil;iy<‘r \v;'.s seated in t|j.» The 01<l Guard of th<’ New South. The Atlanta Constitution takes e.\- cf'ption to the view v.Lich has !>een given currency that the south today is a land of yomig men. it is true, that pajier says, that the young southerner is more la evidence now than over be fore, and the south is the land of the j young man. l»ut the south is now only reai>ing the fruit.s of a development whlcli began in 1S(V5 nnd led to the commercial restoi’ation of that .section. Starting out Avith no nuniey, all their property having been swej)t away by the exigencies of the great civil con- tli<*t, the veterans of the Confederate armies went bravely to work in the face of every conceivable ob.stacle to rehabilitate the war-worn south. If they are not In the front ranks today they are in the councils .guiding the young men whose present golden op portunities they created wlicn they emerged from Appomattox to behold a devastated country. Read the Sylvan Valley News. creasing domestic revenue.^. C(u-oon ; de:!us of the tvplaal voun- Dntcl-'nan eollf^cting Avould be under the secre- | of pre-nwolution days and gave forth tary s plan an avocation raiher than a , in an truthfulness the good hi:;nor, ihe vocation. like berry piddng. It i- kindliness, the affedion and the pitiful doubtful, however, if it would ever ^ weakness which upneai to J:;:n;an sym- supply the millions of i»ouiids of r.”iw i j.athv, silk now reipiired by America.n mills. | Tlie vaiue of the raw silk annually j , . , . consumed in the Pnited Stntos is aiiout ■ ^ i'!i <’f 'Jolcdo. ) <'dr ,il>! i equal to the demand for pot;'.to<>s. If I ‘ Secretary WiLson, who is set'klng to' T. riieriev makes oath that help the farmer grovv' two potatoes | <>!'tlie linn of F. where n!»w lie raises r>ne, can iirodtioo ■Co., doiii}.!; businc*?!? in cocoons where none grow now liis i tlie city of Toledo, county aiul State .Mcinovenicnt will lie l>olh liot^-.l.de and ■ afore.-'aid, aiid tliat s:iid firm will pay important. I the suni of One Hundred Dollars for ! eatrh and every ca.se of Catarrh that ■jaimot bo eiired by tlie use of HalPs Be Ikincl Today. Less spent on the dead and more spi'iit on the living would bring about i Catarrh Cure. —J. (’ifr.Ni:v. many happy results. Hearts: are brea.k loved ones wait and tears tiow aU in because of the withholding of kind words unspoken and letters never sent. The aged fatlier and motlier far off in the country w'ould often be clieered did the son or daughter more fro(juently send thein a letter. Behold the sad mistakes of others, their remorse, anO profit by the same before it is loo late. Today, now, speak the loving word, send the tender me.ssage, write the let ter you put off day by day, and don’t wait until you forget it or until bitter memories haunt you. Sworn to before riio and sub.seriiied in iiiy presence, tlii.s (Uh day of De- eeinber, A D. lbS(>. (!>EAb) A. W. (iIvKASO.V, Notary Piiblie. FTalPs ('afar! h Cure Ls taken inter nally, and act.-i diivetly on the blood and niiicous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials IVee.—y. J. Cih:ney & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists, T.'ie. Take Hall’s Fam ily Pills tor constipation.
Brevard News (Brevard, N.C.)
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June 2, 1905, edition 1
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