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SPRAINED JOINT8.
ftow to Trm tk
1 a Iwtlllai,
l An Injury resulting from any rlolcat
Wrenching or twisting of a joint with
out a fracture of bone la tensed a
sprain, aaya Youtn'a Companion.
Immediate attention la an Imperative
neceaalty in apr&lna, elnce In no Injury
Oe welling and pain more promptly
Supervene. Tbe marked and rapid
(welling following a sprain Is usually
occasioned by tbe exudation of fluids
taking place not only around tbe Injur
ed joint, but also within the joint, the
latter frequently to bo great an extent
as to force tbe two articulating sur
face apart
Any motion or weight upon the joint
when In this condition la Intolerable,
and In every case effort should be
made te check exudation promptly, re
lieve tbe swelling and pain and relax
tbe tension of tbe muscles adjacent.
Nothing meets the emergency better
than bot water as hot as can be borne
"and this fortunately is usually quick
ly at band even In the most primitive
camp. The joint and adjacent limb
Should be plunged Into tbe water,
which may be kept hot by the addition
of small quantities from another ves
sel kept over the Ore. This trontment
must be continued for hours If neces
sary. It should continue at least until
tbe swelling and pain have been reduc
ed. An all night treatment not Infre
Quently results In the possibility of
using the limb tbe next day, altboagh
uch a procedure la not to be recom
mended. Old water Is nearly as effectual as
bot tn checking the symptoms. In
Some eases It seems equally efficacious
knd even more comforting. In either
ease the treatment most be prolonged
and the temperature of the water faith
fully kept at tbe point of greatest fi
rieney. Other remedies are also valuable If
tbe physician bas them at band, sir!
tn are used with tbe same end tn
view of relaxing muscular tenttea.
combating the swelling aad relieving
P-
Hew te Cmre For flte Teet.
If the teeth are to get but one tioe
ugh cleaning during tbe day, just be
fore retiring Is tbe best time to give tt
to them, as there are six or elgbt hours
daring sleep that the salivary glands
are Inactive, and fatty and starchy
foods that may be lodged between and
around tbe teeth are bathed In saliva,
t partial digestive fluid, undergo de
composition, forming aclda which act
nor or less readily on the tooth struc
ture at tbe time of tbelr formation. Tbe
salivary glands not being active during
sleep, adds are not diluted, as daring
the day a free flow of saliva preveats
to a great degree tbe deleterious ef
fects of aclda tbua formed. Tbe teeth
and gums should be carefully brushed
after each meal with a medium soft
brush, using as a wash on damp brush
alcohol, rosewater and liaterlne, equal
parts.-Pr. 8. D. Potter In Ohio DonUl
Journal
I Hew te Malta Calf Feet Jellr.
To make this jelly cut and crack one
foot Into small pieces and cover with
three plnla of cold water. Put on the
back of tbe stove and let It remain
there three hours after It bas begun to
simmer. Skim at short Intervals, and
at tbe expiration of three hours take
the soup from the Are and strain.
When It has become bard, remove tbe
sediment and fat. neat again, and
when about to boll stir In rapidly the
beaten wblte of one egg. Let the mix
ture boll for one minute, then remove
from the fire, and after It baa cooled
fer ten minutes strain Into small molds.
Tbe Jelly will harden tn two hours.
! now to Make Beetateak Pie.
Cut the steak Into pieces an Inch
Ion & and stew with a cracked bone In
Jiit enough water to cover until tbe
meat la tender. Line a deep dlsb with
good paste. Put In a layer of beef,
dut with salt and pepper, then one of
sliced boiled potntoes. with a little but
ter wintered upon them, and so on un
til the dish In full. Thicken the gravy
In u I, kli liic tiiciil wax ImIIihI Willi s
little dour, t in ii Into the dish and cov
er with a crtiHt thicker tbnn the lower
one and having n silt In tbe middle,
u
Him. le (Inn Silver.
Rub badly discolored r o on sliver
With salt lefiire t!ie umnl cleansing
wltb flannel uud rhnmoia. A thick
past of prepared chalk and water
with a few dropa of ammonia or alco
boi added is an excellent silver paste
i Bavr ta Maka Folate) Mlaa ".
Chop ham very fine, add It to mashed
potatoes and the yolk of en beataa
gg, form hits balls and fry.
Bev. W. H Uliler Will Come.
Mr. Jno. K Patterson, Secre
tary of ths Council, has received
a letter from Rev. W H Hiller
accepting tho call to become pas
tor of S' Jamas congregation
lie will t") h re by Feb. 1st to
filter upon his duties'.
SECKLEMIIUKH MAM IIC11)1:.S.
Mr. John M llrnry Hangs HIiiKeif
Tound While Pulxe Was Deating but
too Late.
Mr. J M Henry took his own
life at his home, on the Lawyers'
road, three miles from Charlotte
yesterday afternoon, by hang
ing himself to one of the rafters
of his wagon-shed at the barn.
Mr. Henry left the house at 1:60
o'clock aud went to tho barn.
His wife, who was in the house
when ho went out, fearing that
something might befall him, as
he was sink and crippled, fol
lowed alLvr him within about 20
minutes. But she was too late,
for when she passed the maiu
part of the burn and looked
under the wagonshed she beheld
the lifeless body of her husband,
dangling in the air. He had
picked up a piece of old plow
line that lay in the back yard,
gone to the shed, pulled up by
the aid of his crutches to the
hounds of the wagon that was
there, tied the cord around the
ratter, then around his neck and
umped off. The toes of his
shoes touched the ground. The
ground " about where they
touched was marked as n mere
had been the least bit of a strug
le for life after the fatal leap
was taken, vvnen iounu me
body was dressed as usual and
everything intact. Death had
come from strangulation.
Mrs. Henry called to George
Wilkes, and o.d negro man, who
was passing, and he hurriedly
cut the rope and laid the corpse
out on the ground1. Though
the body wasstill warm, the pulse
still beatiu.g death claimed his
victim.
Mr. Henry was 58 years old
He had married Miss Isonhour
of Cabarrus. Charlotte Obser
ver of 9 th.
RAILROAD DISASTER 15 SEW TURK
Elfiaen Killed and Jinny Injured by
Rear End Collision in Tunnel Under
l'ark Avenue
A Khnp.kins' wreck occurred on
the 8tl. in the New York Central
Railroad tunnel that burrow-
under Park Avenue in which fif
teen people were killed and
thirty or more were injure I.
The South JNorwat it locn wbs
halted for sotiio purpose aud the
flaeman nlaced a torpedo and
his signal but the incoming en
gineer of White Plains local
filod to observe them and went
crashing into the rear of the
motionless tram. Tne engine
ploughed through more than
half th mar coach carrying
death and injury to the unfortu
nate passengers.
Tho scene was made the more
distressing by the fact that it
was in the tunnel wnere rescue
nraa tho mnm difficult and the
hissing steam from broken pipes
stilled 6ome oi tne iruiuess cries
for help.
The engineer of thi incoming
train, J M Wischo, is believed to
be resposible for the calamity.
Paar Abused Old Friday.
Friday is, so far as we have
been able to see, as good and as
respectable a day as any other
of the week, but, give a day or
a dog a bad name and it is done
for forever. Friday has been
so long discriminated against as
hangsman's day that it is no
trnniior that, ih women folks
(and some men) have come to
regard it as me uniucny aay.
When a man is so unlucky as to
ha sentenced to be hanged,
straightway his execution is set
for a Friday ana nis ignominay
attaches itself to that day. Poor
Friday, it needs the rout that
Governor Aycock has given it
in putting the six execution
that are to occur on one day on
Wednesday. Monroe Journal.
imi a m --
Stops the Cough and Works oil the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets cure a cold in one day. No
cure, no pay. Price 23 cents.
State Farm Terribly Damaged.
The State penitentiary board
has made an estimate that tho
recent floods have involved a
loss to the State of $70,000 in
cluding damage to crops and
dikes on tne uoanoke river, tup
low lands would be immensely
profiitable if the floods could be
contracted but as it is the board
has concluded not to rebuild the
like aud to cultivate only the
upland. Indeed it is said the
State would be glad to sell the
State farm tbero at "",000 fo
which it paid (50,f 0 and added
50,000 to for improvements
The faim has proven veryun-j
satisfactory. j
TO Cl'RE A COI.U IN ONE I) IV. j
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. E'
W Grove's signature oo each
box. 25 cents. '
Wasted Heveral persons of cbarc-1
tor and gnod roentntion in e ioh t-Uitoi
(on in thin county required to reprf -Mbt
and ail ver use old ef-tslil slic l
weolthy hn-inew licno of olid fintt
Htanrliiu?. Kula-ny 00 weekly'
with eiiei)Kei aduiimi h1, all i av&ll" in
oa-li tch WeduewUy iiirect I urn heBl 1
ofHeea. Hurue aud enriinirn funiiMird, '
wben neotswry. Reference?, liiicleg,-kelf-cdilrcpai-d
Btamperi euT ! i". Man-'
agar, 816 Caxton BnUdiiig,Cbiou;o.
WISSTOX SALES KEWS.
Mother and Tne Small Children II irned
- Want The l'rrHiilfnt at Centennial.
A Winston Salem special of
the 8th to the News and obser
ver soys:
Near Viands, Wilkes county,
yestor.iay, Mrs Koxie Johuscn
and two small children were
burned to death. The mother
accidentally fell in the fire-place.
Her clothing Ignited and the
flames fipead- destroying the
house with the mother and her
two liUeonos.
Two warrants have been
issued for the arrest of Dr. Ham
Sullivan, cf this county. He is
charged with advising people i
wno have smallpox in the north--rn
part of the county that the
disease is itch and not smallpox.
Four necroes attempted to
saw out of jail last night. They
were detected by the jailor, who
with the sheriff gave the pris
oner's a whipping.
A committee, beaded by Mrs.
Lindsay Patterson, goes to
Washington next week to extend
an ivitalion to President Roose
velt to deliver an address at the
laying of the coruer stone of
Salr ir Fjmale College centennial
iu May.
temferanTfTitejis.
Culled by M K. McCartney.
Whou Mr. Roosevelt was pres
ident of the Police Board of New
York Civ and was trvinir to
keep a milliou people from drink
ing oer on Jsaouath, because
the law said so, one morning he
fond his desk loaded with letters
and telegrams from political
irienas eacn Having the refrain
"You have ruined our nrtv"
At the bottom of the pile there
was a letter trom a clergyman
saying, "Though the whole
country desert vou. I will stand
by you." Just as he finished
reading the letter the same cler
gyman walked in. Mr. Roose
velt rose and enfolded the
preacher in his arms, saying
iou are uie only mend l have
left."
See whore Providence leads
the man that dares to do tho
right.
The best temperance jiews of
19 tl c-n-.M with the t -losing dh vs
of tho year and that is the se
curing of Scientific Temperance
Instruction law for Georgia.
Utah came in three years ago,
now Georgia comes in and t he
last black patch from the scien
tific instruction map is removed.
Eternal vigilance is now to
be practiced to see that teachers
do their duty.
Mr. Carnegie has lately given
$2,000 to the National temper
ance Society.
Reform forces won victories
at the last election iu New York
City, bat it was not a victory for
it inperance.
Mayor Elect Low 6ays he will
favor "Sunday Opening,"
A few clergyman and almost
all tho "Lailies" of the city favor
it. Twenty eight thousand sa
loons of New "York Slate, or
thirteen thou.s'aud for Greater
Ntfw York means more
wife beating on Sabbath night;
more cases in criminal courts on
Monday; more starvation all
Ihrougu tho reek. Theodore
Roosevelt when Pol'cemau there
proved that saloons could be
closud on Sabbath. It is to be
hoped the Christian people will
awaken aud save tho city and
country from such a disgrace.
Hickory Wet Again.
Hickory has passed from adry
to a wet town. The saloon peo
ple curried the town by 20 votes
and the contest before Superior
Court resulted iu sustaining the
count. Tho city council are all
opposed to tho saloons and they
have ma ! restrictions that arc
close and uncomfortable to the
silooneis.
Ncro It ii t ' (1 at EnerhTllle.
On last Friday morning a tcu
j ear old negro girl while muk
ing lire, caught her clothing and.
was burned to death. The
tragedy occuitod near Mr. W.
11. Parks.' The girl ran but no
uuo could get to her until 6'ie
fell aud did in a few minutes.
Eiiochviile Correspondent to the
Salisbury Sun.
Taunerj and (tin House Rumed.
Mr. W B Bradford le.-rrn-1.thip
morning of the burning of the
tannery and gin house of Brad
ford ft Scr.s, at. Nov; Sterling,
six in i :..-. -f rum State-v' I ,
The i )s,s w.i.-i e.'i.ip.cie as
there was no iut-ur; to eiih r on
the bitiMinp er c 'ill nts. The
firm' less i csi iinttt d at i,000.
Cuarlotto N- .,(.!' H'li.
The new LY master Hn'oral
began as di ; t-.M is clerk i.t a
country kIoiv M'.d the. 1 c- Moc
retary of tins Treasury fted
as a peddler of fruit lives.
This 01I3' shows that the m-.- me
t- adya' cement is silil i-p n to
intelligent, h !'..! voiii'g poor
buys Ji-i'c. !.'!; ' ime.-j
1
Whiskey my -' n; but a I
liirgequititili will conl.uuo logo'
down." 1
M1EK1FFF TO HOLD OUT,
Payment f llio Warrant for 100, 000
Special School Appropriation.
Tho $10(1,000 special public
school appropriation will be
paid by tho sheriffs of the
various couutios withholding
the amounts of the warrants in
favor of their county.
The State fi nancies are not
overflowiug the treasury coffers
just now and the State Treas
urer decided to take this method
of paying the appropriations.
The following letter on this
subject 'was sent to 'sheriffs
yesterday by the Treasurer: ,
You cand send in school war
rant for your county, in your
final settlement. Seudall moneys
collected as fast as possible only
holding enough back, on your
books, to pay school warrant.
News and Observer.
W ould Not Allow the Marriage.
At Washington, New Jersey, a
negro war veteran 71 years old
wanted to celebrate the wind up
of the year by marrying a white
girl 20 years old. The white
girl was willing, but the Jersey
magistrate who was asked to
perform the ceremony indignant
ly refused, and a hundred citi
zens thereujion maltreated tlie
negro and pulled down his house.
This goes to show that there are
some prejudices and predilec
tions so ingrained among ti e
mass of the white people in the
United States as to overturn all
reasoning restraint. The condi
tions in one part Of the country
are not different from those iu
other parts. Philadelphia Rec
ord. The exasperating part of it is
a disposition on the part of too
many inorthern people to force
sonal equality on the south,
which they will not endure them-'
selves. J
j ne rfiiK uuaineiw.
The A. C. L. train which
comes in from the north every
afternoon, is now known as the,
"jug ,rain."
Spoakiug of jugs, r find the -following
in tho Lumbertou ,
Robesonian: i
Fitty-sveu jugs were put off
at Luuluiji'ion tu (ji;a d.iy many
at Maston, .Red Springs and;
other places but little drunk- i
eness is reported. Fifteen bun-
dred jugs left Hamlet iu one
shipment, much of which came
to this county. It is a sad sight
to see such a sinful waste of
money. Fayettevillo Observer. ,
A Virginia Reel by Old Confederate.
Mecklenburg Camp Confed
erate Veterans is to give an en
tertainment some time in Marcn
to raise funds to help defray
the expenses of the veterans to
the i.unual reunion in Dallas.
Oh.a of the features will be the
Viri.ini v reel, to ho danced by
twelve old velerans, with twelve
of tne women of the Confeder
acy a 4 their partners. Col. Tom
Kitch who is manager of this
particular feature, says that he
has already sold 100 tickets at
3 each. Charlotte Observer.
Corneirie Iuittitutioti Tnkliiff Shnpn.
Tho board of trustees has been
announced for the Cornegie In
stitution to whom Mr. Cornegie
will convey $10,000,000 in 5 per
6ont. oonds and the institution
has been incorporated.
The name of Grover Cleveland
stands first on the list afler the
ex-ofticios, The President of the
United States, tho President of
the United States Senate; the
Speaker of tho House of Rep
resentatives; the secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution; the
president, of the National Acade
my ofSciencies,
Ivy Institute for Mew London.
The New .London correspon
dent lo the; Aloenmiio Enter
prise says 1,000 has been made
up 10 build a school house at that
place lo be called Ivy Institute,
in honor of the hito Mr. john
Ivy. Mr. O C Uamillou will
lake charge of the school.
Fire In Scotland Neck.
At 3 o'clock on the mor .iiigof
the 8ih a tire broke out iu the
Carolina Ihugy Cu's. building at
Scotland Neck and it was quickly
consumed, together with the
town market,
Tho loss was about 3,000 and
about fifteen workmen were
out of employment.
Write lliis Down
in the book or memory: tiikke
IK t O SUCH THINCJ AS A HARM
i,i;;-.S co;;i;u. J 2 very cough is
a w-irning of a confidence that
giic.ifroiii bad to worse unless it
is remedied r ght away. Opium
la. 1 in medicine is a delusion.
Alien's Lung Bilsam cures the
wurst of colds. It clears the
h'-ciichial passages, so that, the
lu"Tsget plenty of air. w hy
no! get a bottle today?
"Man always wants what he
i.;.s t't, and fails to appreciate
what he has." '; 'hat is what
I ceis tho marriage bureaus and
the divorce courts going."
Chicago Post.
MR. RUSTY (0M PROMISES.
Hie South rn 1'uis Dim $1,1)00
for
Death of Children.
D Mr.- Jolm" E Rufty"""com
prbrnised with the Southern
Railway Co., instead of bring
ing a suit, as ho had anticipated,
yesterday.
The Southern paid Mr. Rufty
if 1,900 on account of the death
of his children on Christmas
eVo. both of whom were killed
on the track.
Mr. Rufty had employed
counsel to institute a suit but
this compromise ends the matter.
Salisbury Sun.
tlizalicth Clly People Score Mayor and
( liief of Police.
Tho Citizens' Committee of
Elizabeth City severely criticize
the mayor and chief of police for
lack of co-operation, even for
hindering them in the matter of
tho Nellie Cropsey mystery. Af
ter setting forth their grievances
and making a financial statement
the committee closes with the
following impressive paragraph :
"When we contemplate the
-happiness and the joy that we
have brought into the stricken
home by this great uncertainty
being cleared, aud by a daugh
ter's name being held in rever
ence because of her purity, we
feel amply compensated for our
efforts, and rejoice with you that
her body no longer rests in the
cold waters of the Pasquotank
river, but covored with flowers
of love, and guarded with tears
of remembrances, it reposes near
the scenes of her childhood,
among those that knew and oved
her best."
. A Desperate Kegro Shot.
Spartanburg, S. C, Jan. 9.
A negro, giving the name ofliiJl
Hughes, hailing from Greenville,
made throe unsuccessful at
tempts to criminally assault wo
men at Reidville, 12 miles from
here, today. Two girls on their
way to school were accosted by
the negro, who was frightened
away by their cries. Later, at 3
o'clock this afternoon, the same
man entered the home of C J
Fowler, aud finding Mrs. Fowler
alone, seized her. She jerked
awav and ran to the Sold where
her son, C O Fowler, was work
ing. The negro, iu the mean
time, escapod, but was followed
by young Fowler, who grappled
with him. Tho negro pulled an
iron rod concealed under bis
coat and struck the young man
on the head and tried to use
a pistol. Luckily Fowler was
armed aud shot the negro in the
neck 'and he was taken easily,
and carried to the local jail.
Lvnchiugwas narrowly averted.
The negro will be brought here
tomorrow.
Killed His l.iti'e Itrother.
Frank Stowe a four-year-old
boy, was shot and instantly
killed, at Ilouser's brickyard
yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock
by his brothor, Emmet Stowe,
who is 14 years of age.
The shooting was accidental,
and was the rosult of the care
less handling of a gun. The
older brother merely varied an
old tragedy by knowing that the
guuwis loaded. He had for
gotten that he had cocked it
and had the muzzle pointed
directly at the breast of the
child. Charlotte Observer of
10th.
Mr. Proctor at Home.
Mr. Irving Proctor, the new
agent of the Southern here, is
perfectly at home in his new
work. He has familiarized him
self with the details of his new
work and is much liked by his
subordinates. Mr. i'roctor will
shortly begin housekeeping here.
Salisbury Sun of 9th.
Tne Way of the Trunscrcssor g Hard.
J F Austin seems to have left
Salisbury. Nothing has been
seen of Uiin here since his alter
...iii, m e. ,-...,( Tf
.lUll VllLll 11 J . ULII I ClbUi IU 19
said that he has left Salisbury
and will notreturu until bis trial
at the February term of "court.
Salisbury Sun.
If troubled with a weak
digestion, belching, sour stoin
or if you feel dull after eating
try Chamberlain's Stomach aud
Liver Tablets Price 25 cents
Samples free at M L Marsh's
drug store.
Yesterday afternoon a little 4
year-old boy, and a younger
sister, children of Mrs Dry,
vho live near the old cotton
mill, were playing at the wood
pile, the little fallow with an
axe. The eirl got her hand in
the little fellow's way as a re
sult ouo of ihii girl's fingers was
chopped off. Mooresville En
terprisj of 10th.
He "I don't think I would
like to mai ry any girl unless I
knew she was self saiticing."
She VUut wouldn't that prove
it?': Tit-Hits.
Says a Georgia Philosopher:
'It is a pity wo are all more
successful at digging bait than
we are at catching fish!" At
lanta Constitution.
Big Bargains
Ladies' Coat Suits!
$10 Suits
$5.00 "
Ladies' heavy
Pants worth 50
for - - -
Splendid Vests
to match for, each
CANNON &
FETZER COiP'Y.
Mr. Lonf Prwate Secretary U Mr.
KlotU.
Mr. T C Linn having sickness
in his family and being detained,
Mr. Zeb V Long, of Statesville,
is acting as private secretary to
Congressman Kluttz.
1 Profitable InTestmeut.
"I was troubled for about
seven years with my stomach
and in bod half my time," says
E. Demick, Somerville, Ind I
spent about $1,000 and never
could get anything to help
me until I tried Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. I have taken a few bot
tles and am entirely well.'
You don't live by what you eat.
but by what you digest and assim
ilate. If your stomach doesn't
digest your food you are really
starving. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure does the stomach's work by
digesting the food. You don't
have to diet. Eat all you want.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures all
stomach troubles. Gibson Drug
Store.
An old Showman. Dead.
Detroit, Jan. 10. J M French,
the oldest showman, and at on
time one of the wealthiest horse
owners in the United States,
died at his home in this city
Thursday night. He was 71
years old and was known as the
original "Forty-Camel Band
Wagon Man."
mm - Ml.n
,
iU US tang Ltlnlment
fAtoad under
' suffers no mors than the faithful horse
that is tortured with Spavins, Swinney, Harness
Sores, Sprains, etc. Most horse owners know this
and apply the kind of sympathy that heals, kuown
for ana wido as m
r a.
v fetlaTint aven in
Cures caked udder in cows
tmmfldv. Hardlv a disease
I or Joints that cannot be
V-
t , M.,n b
JTieAlbttil
Mustang Liniment
iriusiang' v.
Liniment.
for 7.50.
" 3.75.
ribbed Vests and
cents each 017 I
- 0 2
and Pants
25c
Smallpox Dyln Oat
Smallpox is dying out in the
neighborhood of Ebeneaer church
and it is expected that there
will be regular services held
there by the pastor on Sunday,
the 19th. Correspondence to
Salisbury Sun.
Child Worth Million.
"My child is worth millions
to me," says Mrs. Mary Bird of
Harrisburg, Pa, "yet I would
have lost her by croup had I not
purchased a bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure." One Minute
Cough Cure is sure cure for
cough, croup and throat and
lung troubles. An absoultely
safe cough cure which acta im
mediately. The youngest child
can take it with entire safety.
The little ones like the taste and
remember how often it helped
them. Every family should
have a bottle of One Mimte
Cough Cure handy. At this
season especially it may be
needed suadenly. Gibson Drug
Store.
"Man was made to mourn and
woman was made to furnish the
eauss."
Cut this out and take it to
M L Marsh's drug store and get
a free sample of Chamealain's
Stomach and Liver Tablsts the
best physic. They also cure
disorders of the stomach, bili
ousness and headache.
wfll raadllr overcome of Eahw
VimaM IWi nd 8rrtrhw In boni
acutuieaaiMleat.tla. Farmaratry It,
the most asrirravatsd cases. "
quicker than any known
peculiar to muscle, sua
cured by it. ,
th b Mnxidy on tha market f
W ind OeBpriine and Skin Lump.
it ho vAmvimw.MuiiUua.
Send us 1.00
and get this
paper 1 year.
('nita;f Fm nu it.
London, Jan. 7. Tbi? Daily
Mail prints iui imlcU it; guardi-d
terms suggesting that tho Im
perial Tobacco Company with a
capital of !5,0i0.0lX; will "pre
sently i f-uo slut its to thupublic.
The . value of tho company's
incorporated business being
10,000,000, it will h:ve 5,
OO'i.OOO for fighting purposes,
which is considered ample
The paper also says that Mr,
Duke, of ihe American Tobacco
Company, the compe'ition of
which the Imperial Company
was formed to meet, is renewing
his negotiations with the French
Government for the entire busi
ness of the French tobacco . re
gion. Durham Sun,
Children Esprdullj Liable.
Burns, bruises and cuts are
extremely paiuful and if
neglected often result in blood
poisoning. Children aro espo
cialy liable to such mishaps be
cause not so careful. As a
remedy De-Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve is unequalled. Draws
out the fire, stops t he pain, soon
heals the wound. Beware of
counterfeits. Sure cure for
piles. "De Witt's Hazel Salve
cured my baby of eczema aftc-r
two physicians gave her up,
writes James Mock, N Webster,
Ind, "The sores j-were so bad
she soiled two to five dresses
a day." Gibson Drug Store.
Wanted ftir Uiamr.
Governor Aycock on yesterday
issued a requisition on the gov
ernor of Virginia for John
Byrd, a former Raloighite, who
is iwanted for bigamy. The
offense'is marry Emma Lee, of
this city, in June. 1901, when he
already had a wife in the person
of fiallie Hunt, of Pauiher
Branch township, whom he had
previously abondonod, He also
left the Lee woman who lives at
Pilot Mills. The warrant was
issued by Justice Marcom at the
instace of relatives of his second
wife. Ealeigh Post.
Byrd has been caught and
oaged.
Stricken A Rich Find.
"I was troubled for several
years with chronic indigestion
and nervous debility," writes F
J Green, of Dancaster. N. H.,
"No remedy helped me until I
began, using' Electric Bitters,
which did me more good than all
the medicines I ever used. They
have also kept uny wife in ex
cellent health "for years. She
says Eelectric Bitters are just
splendid for femarlo troubles;
that they are a grand tonic and
invigorator for weak, run down
women. No other medicine can
take its place in our family."
Try them. Only 5oc. Satisfac
tion guaranteed by tetzer's
Drug Store.
Boat Mill Items.
Bost Mills, Jan. 10, 1902.
Miss Fannie McDonald gave a
reception to several of her
friends on new year's evening in
honor of her cousins, Messrs.
Martin and Robert Stough, of
Georgetown, S. C.
Mr. Luther Litaker, of No. 11,
has gone to Raleigh whore he
will spond the spring and sum
mer.
Mr. Alfred Tucker and family
who have been spending the
past two weeks with Mis. Tuck
er's parents near Lincoln tan
have returned to their home near
Bost Mill.
Mr. aud Mrs. D B FarMi, of
Raleigh, speut the holidays with
friends iu and near tho "ehy."
Mr S L My res 1 family
:-V"d U: ua!, ; .. Mrs.
,-i'i s , The '- 'ami..! d n :u'crs
ruinen.uer, h-s' ln-r lioao Mill
part uf its con'.'.'-its l y tire last
July. K L. i:.
llou't Live Tiici'tli r.
Constipation a i.d l.i a ' I
o tog.'llirv. ! Witi'.-.
E.irly Riel i 1 ' i"' '
Of the hnwols v. M i '
I have be lr..u' '
V II
, I.
CoslivelK'ss Ii:ne i
O Greene, Depa,,v. In'
tried many rene'.la -. 1
Early liist-rs give .
Gibson Drug Stoi .
"You can loll an e".i.''
by the luuny ww ! ;
her lips when ti !
photogra. u."