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Six Gret Powers.
There are six greatjpowers In Europe:.
Russia, Germany, France, England,!
Italy, and Austria. The four eastern!
continents, Europe, Asia, Africa, Aus
tralia, and their attendant islands, bar-:
ring Japan's, aro apparently destined I
to be entirelythelrs. At any rate, they
vv'ant them. The field is large enough
for six ambitions almost as dazzling as
the great Napoleon's craze to rule the
world. The two continents of North
and South America are for the people
already there, preserved from further
conquest
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Suit for Damages.
If the New York lawyers who are
prosecuting the suit for damages
brought by the heirs of the Italian la
borer Constantin Maro, killed in a
blasting accident, can establish the
facta which they allege they -will estab
lish a valid claim for reasonable com
pensation. Their statement Is that this
poor Italian immigrant, earning $1.50
a day, put aside 23 cents a day for his
own scanty food and sent .6300 a year
to Italy to support his mother, three
sisters and a brother. There is no truer
heroism than that of this poor day laborer.-
So long as such lives are lived
by the plain common people and they
are not unfrejunt they furnish a firm
support for faith in human nature and
for confidence In the future of the hu
man race.
The Red Cross Society.
No doubt the Sultan has made as
great a concession as he dares In con
senting to admit Miss Barton and
other members of the Rad Cross So
ciety as individuals. In the present
heated condition of Moslem fanaticism
he raUrht find it dangerous to give of
ficial recognition to a Christian so
ciety established on an International
basis. The Red Cress has been recog
nized in heathen China and Japan, it
Is true, but both are essentially more
civilized tban Turkfv.
"It should not be forgotten," says the
New York Commercial Advertiser,
"that British warships , with Krupp
fiups could demolish Brooklyn and New
York from e-Y sfaady Hook." Young
men who are thinking of leaving the
fans and going to the metropolis to
fccel: their fortunes will do well to heed
this.
It is evident that tue Japanese are
rapidly .becoiniug Caucaslanated, so to
speak. Nyt only have they adopted
"Western methods of business and war
fare, but now they are founding a
church whose treed "shall embody such
truths as tLer consider agreeable to
their taste in religion."
How's ThU !
TV rfTer Or.e Hundred Dollars Re-ward foi
&r.- esse of Catarrh that cannot be cared by
Iiaii"b Ca'arr.i c'arc.
F. J. Cn exe? & Co., Props., Toledo, O.
TV;', the 'undersisrr.ed. Lave kuown F. J. Che
ney for i he last 15 years, and believe him -t-ft-ctly
honorable In ail business transactions
unci linantraily avl to carry out any obliga
tion made bv the .r firm.
West fc Tkcax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.
Ohio.
Waldino. Kis-ait & Mabvut, Wholesale
Dru?i?its, Toledo, Oh.o.
Ha l's Catarrh Curs is taken Internally, act
ing directly upon the b loo 1 and mucous sur
faces of tae eystern. Price, 7x-. per bottle. Sold
bj ail Druggit3- Testimonials free.
It Took tbo Ribbon.
Dear Sir: "Hsvirg U-f d several boxes of
vonr Tetterixe. I can .cay that it is tho best
remtdyl have ever found for fckin di-eases.
A'ter failing -with Cstiura and orher similar
preparation, thro igh th- recTnmndation of
a fi- erid I trie t n !- x of Tktierixe, and t .to
aipl:ca!ions was all that it tcok to effect a
corri'lete cure of a breaking out onm? foot of
longstanding. I thh.k it is the best salve in
the world tor skin .isen?." Yours truly,
R. B. A:exasdfr.
Mt. Selma, Texas.
1 bcx by mi! frr 50c. in stamp.
J. T. MiLPiRiNE. Savannah, Ga.
Flop grows r3 in ahlnton an I Oroa
are greatly disouraI over the outlook.
Can tte sle cf an . .. "crier article cbnstantly
iserisse. for a years ! Dobbins' Electric Soar
bas len c:i the iiic-riet ever since 165, and is
tc-day as ever, th. list an-i jntrtf family soar
:ee je. Try it. -Xl-jx tcrccer Jrill frt it.
There ar-'234.0v.O Uri.ish volunteers on :h
roils at the present tiaae. ol whom 227,000
are fcfacient:
Maney rprnt in I'nrker's Ginjer Tonic
isM c'ii iavt sted. It sub lues pvn, and brings
better uljesli on, belter strength and health.
,-tMnsr Svrup for children
' --" - - - infisTr.rna
: "- - - : '. -'"c-. a bottle.
FITS stopped free bv Dk. Kli.vk's Gn- v?
Nekve HrsTOREit. No fit? after ilrst dav's ue
Marvelous cures. Treatise and ?.0f) trial bot
t.e free. Dr. Kline. Oil Arch St.. Phiia.,
Pico's Cure for Consumption has saved ire
rtpnya uoctor's bi;!.-. F. Hardy, Hopkins'
Place. Baltimore. Md., Dec-. 'i?i.
Tear blood in Spring i almo-t eeriain to
be full of impurities the accumulation
of the witter months. Bad veatUation
of sleeping rooas, impnre air in dwell
. inc.. factories and shop?, overeatiog,
hea-vy. improper foods, failure of the
kidceys and liver prop -rly to do extra
work thus thrust upon them, are the
prime causes of this condition. It is
of tho utmost importance that you
Your
Now. as Tvhea warmer weather comes and
the tocic effect of cell bracing air is
gon, your we;.Ic, thiD, impure blood
will not furnish necessary strength.
That tired feeling, loss of appetite, will
open the way for serious disease, mined
health, or Lreakias out of humors and
impurities. To make pure, rich, red
blood Hood's Sarsaparilla stands un
equalled. Tiiousau&s testify to its
merits. Millions take it as their
fcprins iledicine. Get Hood's, because
Sarsaparilla
IstheOneTrueBl-cd Fur:fh?r. Alldrussists. 1
Prepare! oclr by O. L E.o-i & Co., Lowell, Hau.
Hood's Pills
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Beet syrup. Tastea Good.
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LATEST NEWS
IN BRIEF.
GLEA5I5GS FR03I 3IAKY POINTS
Important Happenings, Both Home
and Foreign, Blefly Told.
Southern News Notes.
Thomas Jeffersen's birthday cele
brated at Monticello, Va., by distin
guished Democrats.
Third Yice-Prosident W. WFinley,
of the Southern Railroad, has resigned
to go with the Great Northern Kail
road. The Atlanta Exposition Company
will sell the buildirjga of the Cotton
States Exposition at public auction
on May 7.
Eleven persons were injured by a
Queen & Crescent train, conpistiDg of
four cars, plunging through a trestle
in Louisiana.
r W. H Stewart, whose home is in
"Winston, X. C, while beatiug a ride
ou a train"in Tennessee, attempted to
jump off, and was instantly killed.
Gen. John D. Kennedy, who was
consul general at Shanghai, China,
under President Cleveland's first ad
ministration, died at Camden, S. C,
last Tuesday of apoplexy.
A Ductown'epecial to the Knoxville
Journal says that John Smith and Ben
Wehunt fell 200 feet into a shaft at the
copper mines. Smith was killed and
Wehunt was fatally hurt.
Col. Jas. E. Pepper, the well-known
distiller and race-horse man, has filed
a deed of trust to the Security Safety
Trust and Vault Company, of Lexing
ton, Ky. The suit is in favor of a
large whisky firm in New York.
The Circuit Court at Pensacoln, Fla.,
gave Mrs. Anna O'Brien S2G.260
damages from the Louisville k Nash
ville road, as the result of the killing
of her husband on the Escambia
trestle in 1690.
The First National Bank of Bedford
City, Va., has failed. Its capital
was $50,000 and surplus and profits
$23,000. Its individual deposits
amounted to S68.000,. and tho bank
owed 855,000 borrowed money.
Bank Examiner Bargwyn has been
placed in charge of the bank.
Northern News Items.
5Tayor Strong has vetoed the -Great
er New York bill. f
Two men killed and two others seri
ously injured by a freight train wreck
in Pennsylvania.
Charles ilorris, a condemned mur
derer in jail at Xenia, Ohio, committed
suicide just before the time for execu
tion. j The President has nominated Leo.
Bergholz, of New York, to be Consul
of the United States at Erzeroum,
Armenia.
I Baron Constantine de Grimm, the
well-known cortoonist, died in New
York. He suffered from pneumonia
and complication of kidney disease,
j Capital stock of ths Lawrence Manu
facturing Go., at Lowell, Mass., re
duced from SI, 500, 000 to 875,000, be
cause of Southern competition.
Wm. Graves, of New York, files a
petition for mandamus compelling
Secretary Carlisle to deliver him 3100,
000,000 of 30-year i per cent, bonds,
j The "Waterbury Watch Co. cuts
down its force from 500 to 290, and
reduced its daily output of watches
from 1,700 to 1,000, on account of
diminished foreign trade,
The Chicago Fire "Works Company,
at Gross Point. ' fourteen miles north
of Chicago, 111., blew up, resulting
in the death of two employes and the
serious injury of six more The cause
is supposed to have occurred by con
cussion in the machinery used in
making fireworks.
"Washiuxtou.
Ex-Mayor W. W. Gil
Greenville. S. C. was found darf in
Washington in his office. It is sup
posed that it was a case of suicide.
I The President has issued his annual
Behring Sea proclamation, warning
sealers from plying their vocation dur
ing the peloic season, from May 1st
to August 1st.
I Senor A. Lazo Arriago, minister to
Washington from Guatemulaand Hon
duras, has informed the State depart
ment that a Central American Expo
sition will take pia.ee in Guatemala
City from .March 15 to July 15, 1897.
! Pottmaster-GenerKl Wilson has
declared that the "United States ex
clave owntrs' registration bureau of
Washington D. C," was in violation
of the postal regulations, and was not
entitled to the privileges of the mails.
S
' Foreign.
Election ruturns in Spain show 318
Conservatives to 106 Opposition.
Two hundred Matabeles killed bv &n
explosion of dynamite iu South Africa.
AtDaunemora, N. Y., Joi-ef Zelamel,
murdeier of Teres Konioro, was
electrocuted at Clinton prison.
Piev. George P. Knapp, the Ameri
can missionary who was reeentlv ex
pelled from Bitlis by the Turkish
authorities, L- airiv. d -t AJcj.ro.
The Cott n Exchange Statement.
The Cotton PThnnfS Qfjitamor.t r.t Vjtr
Orleans from September 1, 1895. to April 17,
is hs ioiows: fori receipts 4.S05.3C3
aga:nst 7,601.711 Jat year, 5,592,573 vear be
fore last and 4.6S3.923 for the same time in
"?3; overlnnd to raiiis and Canada 733,442
a-ainst 106.S66, 768,773 and 783,108; Interior
stocks in ex.e3 of September 1st, 213,973
iis;;iiast 151.477. 123.335 and 185,893: Southern
mill takings against 646,263, 566.0C7
.and 547.V25; crop brought into sight from
September 1st. to date, 6.557.725 pgainst
9.405,817, 7,050.743 and 6,lS0,to4: crop
(brought into sight for the week 33,424 against
. 0.315 for seven days ending April 17th, last
year, 63,612 and 42.1S2; .crop brought into
sight for the first 17 davs of April 130lls
against 210,830, 133.197 and 110,949.
Southern Competition.
The stockholders of ihe Lawrence Mm.
afacturiag Company, voted to discontinue
the manufacture of cloth at the mills Lowell,
Mass., to reduce the capital of the corpora
tion one-half from $1,500,000 to $750,000,
and to sell ail real estate, buildings, etc, in
Lowell which will not be necessary for the
manufacture of ut.derwear, hosiery and
hosiery ya-cs. This action will throw out
of employment many of the mill hands. The
action was taken on the ground that the
goods mills could not be run at a profit in
scmpetition with the Southern mills, with
iheaper la&or and longer houis.
L
The London Times admits that "there
Is no particular sanctity in the Sehom
burgk line." That peripatetic botanist
should have rested content with the
discovery of the grandest flower in the
world and kept out of .international
politics.
In the opinion of some of the London
editors every movement in this country
13 a political dodge. It Is true that the
revolutionary war made one President
and the battle of New Orleans another,
but patriotic trigger-pulling had more
to do with It than wire-pulling.
COULD NOT BEAR HIS WEIGHT
IHZ STKAXGE AFFLICTIOX OF LIT
TUt WILBUR KOBIX'OX.
tie Stopped GrowingLimbs Became
UseleM and II e Wat Unable to
Walk His Care Brought About
In a Slng-ttlar Manner.
From the Observer, Charlotte, N. O.
Hearing that a child near Ion Station
Lincoln County, had been greatly benefited
by the use of Dr. Willlaaas' Pink Pills for
Pale Peopl", a representative of .the Ohseter
went thither to see and asoertaln the extent
of the beneilt the child had received;
Riding out on December 5, 1895, to a little
country cottage in the pine woods, a mile
distant from Iron Station, the reporter saw a
bright-faced young , woman, a pure Anglo.
Saxon type, with liyht hair aud blue eyes
ttandJng in tho doorxay with two plump,
rosy cheeked children half hiding behind her
dress. Mentioning that he was looking for a
family of Robinsons, the woman eeemed at
first r. little suspicious.
"You're a a ranger iu my eye," she said.
"I am trying to nn a child named Wilbur
Robinson, who waa greatly benefited by Dr.
William,' Pink Pills for Pale People."
The young mother smiled and a pleayed
look came into her eyes as she said, "Come
in." and added, "I guess that's the oiie,"
pointing to the younger of the two little
boys.
I; was an humble home, the family being
composed of thai sturdy farming class that
pees to make up one of ihe strongest and
truest types of Northj Carolina's good people.
Ihe husbauJ, R3bit0. Robinson, runs the
f-.rm of 200 acres, but was o2 to the mill at
the ilme.
The mother, Carrie L. Rob'nson, told a re
markable story of the care of her little boy
from the ejects of la grippe. H?.-r aged,
white-hitire i mother, Mrs. S.irah A. Baudy.
Bat near and emphasized every word of the
daughit-r. The little bov, Wilbur, who owed
his recovery to Dr. Williams' effective rem
edy, pliiyeJ about the house and yard, and
wCs into" every conceivable kin i of mischief.
It really see:cd that he inu3t have taken too
many of Dr. Williams' P nk Pills, 60 great
.was the energy with wcich.he prosecuted his
E ranks. Thrae time? his mother bad to stop
er conversation and rush out to rescue the
reporter s Ucv'.e, which was laaning against
the house outside,- and with which Wilbur
was becoming almost too familiar.
1 his is the slorv the mother told:
Wilbur was lorn August 8, 1393. He was
a stout, healthy bc-y till ho was nearly five
months old. Be. ween Christmas and Naw
Year's he took ihe grippe. A physician at
Iron Station attended him, and he was sup-
posed to have recovered. But the after ef
fects of the malady lingered with diastrous
results. In March, 1391. his parents noticed
that he could not stand upon his feet, al
though before his taking the grippe he could
do so easily. He could not bear the weight
of his body on his feet; his legs were not
growin? any nor the muscle in them develop
ing. He was not treated, however, till in the
fall, about the last of O -'tober. When Mr.
Robinson took h!s cotton to Llnolnton, the
county seat, he also carried his baby along,
and a" Llncolnton phvsi?ian prescribed for
him, recommending a lotion for rubbing his
limbs. This helped the ohild only tem
porarily. Twice afterward this physician whs
consulted. He told the parents that the child
might some day be Hb:e to walk ; nd, azaia
he might not. They would just have to let
him "grow along," ns the mother expressed
It. and see what developed. At this period
the child's legs appeared to be shrunken. As
hi3 mother says they were "as soft as cot
ton." Here was a bjy fourteen months old,
who not oniv eoul ! not walk, but -could not
bear his weight on his feet.
Ia some way they do not .know how a
pamphlet found its wav to the Robinson
fa-r.ily. Old Mr-. Bindy tlshed It out of a
bureau drawer. It had the picture of two
dogs peeping over a fence on one cover, and
on the other a herd of cows drinking iu a
cool stream near a bridge. Both on the fence,
en d on the bridge, on the resoeoiive covers,
was this line: "Dr. Wililams' fclnk Pills for
Pale People."
"When I read that those pills would build
up the bone, I felt that they were the things
for Wilbur,'' f-aid his mother. V
Old Mrs. Bandy sat up nearly all of one
night reading this pamphlet, with all the
testimonial it contained. A few days after
they sent to one cf the two village stores and
got two toss of the pill?. This was about
the last of November. 1801. Before he had
finished taking the flrbt box, the little fellow
was able to bear his weight on his fe9t, and
before the second box was all gone, he could
bol l a chair before him and push it across
the floor.
We began by giving him a third of a pill
at a time, afterward increasing the dose to a
half, so thev held out a lontr time." said h:.3
; mother. "We commenced the second box in
i January, this year. We had to send to Lin-j-'colnton.
eisht miles a-rvay. to sret the next
j boxes. After taking the third box, in March,
! the child began to go a fe . steps at a time,
but he didn't walk by himself till in Septem
' ber. The fourth box. or part of it, was ad
' ministerrd in Augu?'.T"
! The testimony of the mother was that the
i child's appetite" and, indeed, his whole sys
' tern, was helped by tho use of the pil'.s.
' ' Mrs. liandy, who ha I been looking over a
i sort of .U:iry"she keeps, at this point in the
; conversation, read this entry: "Sept. the
' 25th. Wilbur, begins to walk alone by him
i self."
j j "After he once learned to walk," said his
j mother, "we could hardly keep him in sight
of the house, and he was cured by four
1 boxes, lacking ten pilis. Mother says, and
; always hassaid, tho Lord directed somebody
j to send us that pamphlet of Dr. Williams."
"You really b-li"ve the child's cure is due
! to Dr. Williams' PillsV" was asked.
! . "I am really convinced the pills cured
; him," the mother answered. "I haven't the
j- slightest doubt about it."
! And the boy's grandmother chimed in:
'Tci just as sure of it as I am of living. I'll
take an oath on th6 Bible that that is what
! did it."
j i The neighbors in all the section around the
J little village of Iron Station know and talk
j about the remarkable cure of this baby, who
j mitfbt have been a cripple for iife had he not.
even at the age of two years, one month and
j seventeen day, been enabled to walk for the
i first time bv the use of Dr. Williams' Pink
t Pills for Pale People.
; This story may seem to the reader like a
I fabrication, but is told as the .child's mother
told it to the reporter. In order to show
j their appreciation, Mrs. Robinson furnished
the following testimonial and fiwned it. (She
i says she is willing at any time to make
i sworn affidavit to her st-it-xents):
' Irok Station, Lincoln Co.. N. C.
December 5. 1?95.
: My infant son. AVjibar Lee, ivn!er.:d un-
able to ieara to walk by the effe -ts of the
f' it f1. when he wa about five month old,
hereby testify that he was entirely cured,
i and the muscles in his leg deve'oped by the
I use of h-33 than four boxes' of Dr. Williams'
i Pink Pu:s for Pale People, si that h-is now
j a h3it and hearty e.iild. I am entirely con
j vinced that his cure is due 1 3 these piils. I
also state that the -ibovi ?tp.'fnen s ma !e to
; the reporter of the Charlotte Observer are true,
j C. L. Roeissox.
I Sasah .V. Eaxdt. 1
R. O. RoBEETso, Witnesses.
H. A. Banks. )
Dr. Williams Pink Pi Is contain, in a con
densed form, all the el-ments necessary to
give new life and richness to the blood and
restore shattered nerves. They are also a
specific for troubles pe -uliar to female?, such
as suppressions, irregularities and all forms
of weakness. In men they effect a radical
euro in all cases arbing from mental worry,
overwork or excess--a of whatever nature.
I-ink Pilis are sol i in boxes (never in loose
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CO GUESS, BUITU.",
and LACE, made In all
kinds cf the best selected
leather by skilled work
men. "We
make and
sell more
S3 Shoes
than any
other
manufacturer In the Trorld.
None genuine unless name and
price is stamped on the bottom.
Ask your dealer for our 85,
84, 83.50, 82.50, 83.25 Shoes;
82.50, 83 and 81.75 for boys.
TAKE NG SUBSTITUTE. If your dealer
cannot supply you, send to fac
torv. enclosine trice and -b cents
; to ray carriage. State kind, style
CI loe cap or pjainj, size ana
v.idth. Our Custom Dept. will fill
Tour order. Send for.new Illus
trated Catalogue to Box B.
W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass
WHAT IS ALABASTINE?
A pure, permanent and artistic wall-coating
ready for the brush by mixing in cold water.
FOR SALE BY PAINT DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
t A Tint Card showing 12 desirable tint,
r R F F ai5 AlaLastine Souvenir Rook sent free
I IIL.L. to any one mentioning this paper..
ALABASTINE CO., Grand Rapids. Mich.
WE! HAVF NO AGENTS,
er at wholesale prices. 6bT
nywhera tnr exarainatiol
befors!e. Every thiagwal
raatrd. too Etyics of Car
riages, 90 styles of Mar
pais, 4 1 styles Ridfag 3(
Gles. V. rite for ct&loffO.
ELKHART
, Carriage 4 Haroesa Ufg Ca
W. B. Pbaxt. So. ElkbsrC loa.
costs cotton planters more
than five million dollars an
nually. This is an enormous
waste, and can be prevented.
Practical experiments at Ala
jama Experiment Station show
conclusively that the use of
amit
5)
will prevent that dreaded plan1,
disease.
Oiir pamphlets 2re not advertising circulars Loom
-g special fertilizer', ba: are practical -crks, contain-
tha results ci ln;e;t exper!mect3 ia this lies.
Livery cotton farmer should hsve a ccpy. They art
itct fse for tilt a.-king.
... GL1KM.AN KALI WORKS,
Nassau St., New Y mSi.
OngllSBMorpJ.inc Tfmhlt Cnrfd In 10
I 1 1 1 1 to 3f ??ts. No pay till enred.
a S 9stm CR. J. STEPHEN. Lebanon. Ohio.
PARkESf'fi
HAIR BALSAM
Cleanse tad bcauties tio hair.
Never Fails to Bestoro Qro
Hiiir to its Yontliful ColorT
06
AJTD (
Bohool of 81aortlia.xi.cl
ArJUtT., OA.
Roteit books csed. Aetna: b aim ess froim day of
nterinc. Bainess pipers, coi'qjs carrnoy aa i
gi-odi n4d. for b-.ndsoDie'.y ii!otrti ct-
I locoe. Board caoie t bia :n nj Sjuthern citj.
Q A.BAY-SURE..J
I Jni vs iil thon- you h
SEND
s your
ddrecs
how ta
v.i tltc o a d..y : tl oiuiely turt ; we fur
nbh the wui'k and teach you tree jou
work in the locality where you ve;
send us your rrfd-'s nnd we will exolala
the busituss fully; reraernijer we gnar
a itie a cl -ar ;rofi: of $.? tor every ttr'i
wtirk; aW-lutPlr sur"t wrlie et ntit.
rA(TVKLa tO.Pl.M, Box LI!, Uetrelt, Jlich.
PAYING POSITIONS
CJCAUANTEKO IN WRITING. BtudentV
ompiets coursi! in HAT.F the timk at Half the EirtIl
cf other co leges- H placed ast month. Addres.atooM
UtOUGlA Ills. COLLEGE Macsn, Ga.
GREY'S LIVER PILLS
lor al: Liver Complainta, Co2t!pation, Bili une-a
Toipiaitr, Liver Si-t?. Jaundice, ascitrs,tc SclJ
by .:ru-gis;s or s. nt pre--.' id on receipt of price '2So
TrUIsize. 10c. GP.EV 3IED. CO., 52 1-2 Bowery, x y
OPIUM
and WHISKY habits .cured. Book sent
FBEE. lr. B. X WOOLLIT, aILAXTA, Ci.
8. a. U. 17.
"Blight
MM
t-A.nr.u ii.wBr urv.ZiZiiii
may get clothes clean, if you work hard
enough, but can't you see how it wears
them out ?
Follow the directions that come on
every package of Pearline, and you'll find
that you not only do away with the hard
and ruinous work of rubbing but that you
save time, and actually get better results.
At every point Pearline is better than
soap. But the mere fact that Pearline
saves trie rubbing that ought to settle it.
"RTT 7T A "P Th r'idis lell you ' this is as
ll-r VV XXiXiV-ood as" or "the sara? as Pear!-
ine. li t AlL-rearr.r.e is never peddlsd. If your
grocer sends you an imitation, be honest rerrd it'lack. 453
! carloads of Cork Legs.
Two carloads of artificial limbs left Berhn,
fnr Vaoles destined for the unfortunate
their mutulations the men are unwilling to
retunSo Italj and that the government is
Feturn 1? ir,rtmp- for them in Africa.
iryiiio lL'
means so much more than
Imsfrlnp serious and
'fatal diseases result from
'trifling ailments neglected.
Don't olav with Nature's
' greatest gitt neaiin.
1 ml.'.
If vnii stefseJin-r
nut nf sorts, weak
Brown's
and generally ex
hausted, fiervctis,
have no appetite
and can't - v. prk.
begm at once taK
ing the mcst relia
ble strengthening
n;edicine.which is
Brown's Ircn En
ters. A few bot
tles cure benefit
ron
1 i
itters
rntnfs Ircm ilhe
ver' tirst dase it
nan sin:n yozcr
leein, ana lis
pleasant to take.
Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles,
Constipation, Bad Blood
Malaria Nervous aiirents 4.
Vornens complaints.
Get only the genuine ;t has crossed red r
lir.es on the wrapper. AH others a; c :ud- ?
siitules. On receipt of two 2c. stamps '.ve jr'
Fair Visws and book free. t'
XBROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTSMCRE. I'.D. j
CAFE FEiR HiBKB 7ALLET R'l
Joss Gux4 BcelTsr.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
In Eff&ct boe'r. 8th, 1893.
HOEIfi B0O"I.
No. 2. Dally,
lft.-?e Wilinlhtfton........ 7 25 a. ra
irrta FayetteTille , . i . r. .10 35
leaVe Fayetterlll ...,.;.... i .. .10 55
Leave Favetteville Juacti6a . , . .10 57
it
ii
i
Leave Baalord, ;...12 19 p. m.
Leay Climax. . . . . , n 2 2
ArriTa Criaenflb$f&...j-.. 2 66
Leate Gxan3boM..li.. 3 03
Leave StokesdaJs . . . .r. i 8 S3
Arrive Walnut C'$v6..Vi i.V...VJ.. 4 31
i
t
t
it
ii
Leave Walnut Cove . . . . ; ; r ; ,Y . S3
i f ,
Leave Aural Hall. ......
Arrive lit Airy
Ho. 1. Dally,
eave Mt. Airy. 9 S3 a. dv
tiriTjnMl Hall "TZr -'-TTi! - 11 ftS
Arrive Walnut Co tt . . T , V, . i ; i I 41 W
Leate Walnut CoVi...:i,,.,f..ll
ii
ii
Leave Stokeed&js . . . . , , . . . m . .12 12 p. z
Arrive Greensboro ,ir . ..r...X2 68 '
Leave GreensDoro.
Leave Cllrnaaf.
, f . . .
mm
1 09
132
3 13
Leeve Sanlord
Arrive Fayetteville Junction .'. i 4 30
Arrive Fayette ville..
Leave FayettevjUe..
Arrive Wilmington . .
483
. . .
4 45
7 55
KOBTH BOrSB.
No. 4. rally.
Leave Bennetts ville. 8 25 a. ro
Arrive Maxtcn 9 23
Leave Maxton. 8 29
Leave Red Springs 9 55
Leave Luaber Bridge 10 12
Leave Hopo Hills 10 35
Arrive Fayette viiie 10 52
a
it
M
II
serin croyy.
Leave Fayetteville
Leave Hope Milis
Leave Lumber Bridge. . ...
Leave Bed Springs".
Arrive Maxton..
Leave Maxtcn.!...
Arrive Bennetts viiie
4 33 p. m.
4
5 20
.... 5 42
C 12
G 13
7 20
ti
soit-.u T,xyv.
(Dailv E-cept Sunday.)
Ho. 16, Mlid.
Lea r a Ramsear 6 45 a. m.
Leave Climax. ; 8 55
arrive Greensboro 9 20 "
i.eave Greensboro... 9 33 "'
j .0. vo HCoL f-adale 10 50 '
Irrivo Malison. 11 50 " ;
EOVTTI ? r.fsr.
(Daily Lxeei-t bJDd;;v.) ! I
K i. 15, Mixed
Leave Madieon 12 25 p. ra
Lcae Stokesdaie. ...... 123 "
Arrive Greensboro 2 35 "
Leave Greensboro 3 10 '
Leave Climax... 3 55
Arrive Itaaiseur . :5 50
KORTH BOUND CCSS r fl !'.-:3
at Fayettevilio wiih Atl.it.j c.yjt Line f
all poiLts Nortli end Zasr, at j. -furd with
the Seaboard Air Line, at Cr.. hiLoro with
the Southern Balhvjv Cuiin a:; v. at Walnut
Ccvo with tho Nortcik i W.vieu Raiiroa4
for Wineton-deir..
sorxnnorxD ccsneciicxs
at Walnut Cove wi?h the NnrToik & Western
Itailroad for Boa!uK aad points north and
west, a; Greer.sooro with the Southern Rail
way Company for Raieigh. llichmcnd and.
all points north and east? nt Fayetteviili -with
the Atlantic C-ast I ne for all point!
South; at Maxton with the Seaboard AirLin
for Charlotte, Atlanta and all points eoutk
and southwest. W. E, KYLE,
IK W. FBY, Gea'l pg. Ant !
Oen'l Maniffr. j
HOW DO YOUR FEET
1 .grns or run np
1 mt m V r . .
' M
EW
Accident
Insurance
19 foot-shaped made from the best Tanned Calf Skin-Uoft, solid
leather all over cork filled, water-proof sole.
A GENUINE 90 DAYS ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY FOR 3100. 00
Koes with every pair. Examine 'em at your dealers. - T
J -Ai L-eAvis Co., Makers, Boston, 3laJ
9
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a
9
AVOID
ulk
Bad
Pure l soda the best soda, comes
only in packages.
bearing this trade mark "
It costs no more than inferior package soda
never spoils the flour always keeps soft
Beware of imitation trade marks and labels,
and insist on packages
bearing; these words
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9
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9
9
9
9
9
9
9
1 km an
only by CHURCH & CO-. He- Yor
i
Writs for Arm zrA li--ncr Hr '
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Beat His Boy to Ieath
Jacop Carson, a ix-year-old ni-gr0
died from the effects of a beating ia Cv?'
lestoc, B.C. His father, Abraham CurC'
Is charged with the murder. Mary Ca.r'
the dead boy's sister, was an eya witness0?
the brutal scene. i. 7 t
7iLf;iifiGi 33 & ?aD0ffS
: AND BRANCHES, AND
riiOBENci: KAILRob,
C0KDEN8ED SCHEDULE, MASCH H 159.
irtrirtrtrtririrtrtr .
TBAI"S O0I5O BOTJTH.
Leave Weldon 11.55 a. m., 9.44 p. a .
rive Bocky Mount, 1.00 pi. ra., 10.33 vCra
Leave Tarbbro. 12.12 pi m. .
1-
. Leave Bocky Mount, 1. 00 p. m., 10 39
TO. . o.-o a. 111, Ai.ii v u.
Leave Wilson; 2.05 p m
2.10 pm.
Tsve SAlm.i. 2.53 n m.
11.18 pc, 6.20; a
Leave Fayettevnie, i.ou pn, 1.15 a a.
Arrive Florence, 7.25 pj ra, 3.14 a m.
Leave Goldaboro, 3.10 p m, 7.05 a i&.
Leave Magnolia, 4:16 pj m, 8.10 a m.
Arrive Wilmington, 5.45 p m, 9.45 a a.
I TBAISS GOIXO '0H7H.
Leave Florence, 3.15 a m, 7.40 p m.
Leave Favetteville. 10.53 a m. D.40 p m
Leave Selma, 12.32 p ni
Arrive Wilson, 1.20 a rri. 11.35 p in.
Leavo Wilmiaston, 9.25 a xa3 7.00 p a.
Tsro MAfmoIi3:-l0.52 a m. S.30 n rn
Leave Goidsboro. 12.01, a m, 9.36 p a
Leave Wilson, 1.20 p m, 11.35 p a. 1
m, 1.00 p m. 1
Arrive Rocky 3Iount, 2.17 p m, 12.11
11.05 p m, 1.33 p m.
T.eavfl Tnrhnro. 12.12 D m.
i a,
Leave Rockv Mount. 2,17 p m. 12.11 a a.
Arrive Weldon, 3.32 p nv 1-01 a m. j j
Train on tne aeotsanu eas. -uranea E
1 . ti -,! In- O tv TT a 1 i f -i -c t J r kLI
oa j
leaves iiaauuu.u'j y - j m,
rives 3eot!acd Necs: at 5.05 r m.-Green'
ar-
6.47 p m, Kinaton 7.45. ( Beturuinsr, leav
Kinston 7.20 a rn, Green viue
iSie 8.22 a m. arnv
Weldon 11.20 aa
fng Halltax at li.uu a m
Trains on Washington Branch leave Wash-
mglOn o.lU ii 111, etu-a o.w y airive far-
mele 8.50 a m, and 4.40 p m., TarLo'ro 0.45 a
ia; I returning, leave Tarboro 3 30 p a. far
taele 10-20 a m. and 6 20 p m.. arnv? vt.
ington ll 50 a m, and 7 10 p m., .d:i:iv. f.jert
Sunday. Connect with trains ou S -otlaai
Neck Branch. I 3
Train leaves Tarboro. j. C, dai.y-i at 5.39
m. arrives Plvmouth 7J35 p m l:v:rm-
eaves Plvmouth 7.10 a ta, arrive Tarboro
9.45 am.
Train on Midland, N.
Goidsboro dailv, except
C. Branch, leave
Sunday. C 00 a in.
returning
leaves Smithfleld 7.50 a m , arrive; Gr-Msbor-j
9 15 a in. ,1
Trains oa Nashville Branch leave Rife
Mount at 4 30 p m. arrives Nashviili 5 05 p
m, Spring Hope 5 33 p m Brturii:-'. k-aves
Spring HoDe 8 GO a m, 2ashv;iie 2 ii j a :
rivfl at Tt-iPif Mount at 9 05 a m. diiiv
i '.arts-
cept Sunday. I .
Trains on Latta BrancS. Florence K.
1ava T,ftn filflnm. arrive Duaoa: 7
IE..
W p
in. CUo 8 05 p ra. 'Returning, leave Clio -7, Gj
a m, Dunbar 7 2'J a m, arrive iatta ;s ij a m.
daily, except Sunday. ,
Train obT Clinton Branch leave? Warsaw
for Clinton daily, exeeptjSuaiay. at. 11 10 a
m. and 8.50 p. ra. Returning leaves Clinton
7 00am and 3 00 p m. ' !
. Train No- IS 'makes close connection at
Weldon for all points north daily, all rail via
Richmond. Also at Bocky Mount with Nor
folk: and Carolina railroii ior Nc-rfjik aai
all points Sorth via Norfolk. j
Genera! K::33r,.
- 3. F. DIVINL. '
I G-n-rrcii Sup'tj .-'
T. M. -j
I Tranlc MitLn-er.''
ID
Tradesraris, Caveats, Lat-sl? and Covy
rights promptly procured. A 4o-Fa9
Boole Free. Send sitetch or. Mode-:
Free Octnioa to Patentility. All
business treated, aa sacredly con.etnia
rwenty yeiirs' experience. Highest re:ei
nces. Send for Sook. Addrcsj j
ff.iT. FIT28ER610-, "S
AS THE WORLD
MUViiib.UiN bu
DOES OltR JOB
PRESS.
W7
JB
k k k
T nerft are a erekt mav chang
es made in all kinds of business.
We especially call your auc
tion to !
f HE UiON JC5B
We have nst put in a bran3
new JOB outfit, and by doing
the work ourselves we are able
to Compete with any house w
the State in styles, prices and
quality. Remember we do
anything from a "Visiting cap
to I circular 24x30. Send m
your a orders, thev shall have
our prompt and careful atten-?
tion. Address
I THE UNlu:-
FEEL ?
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soda, spoils good flour. ,
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