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The Standard. Concord. : Cabauus : County Nokth Carolina, Jno. D. Barrier Editor and Proprietor. Ve will be ulau to furnish our readers any ol lue lollowine period oals in connection with The Stand- akd al tae tollowin? prices : Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal tirioe 11.00. with Thb Standid 11.75. The New V rk World.pric 11.00, with The Standard. $1.65 Home and Farm, price .50, with Thb Standard, f 1.25. The Atlanta Constitution, prior ll.00,withTHE Standard, 11.75. The Richmond Weekly Timos, which includes the Farm Jour nal of Philadelphia, & The Para- eon Monthly. N. Y., with the Weekly Standard for $1.25. Good Housekeeping, Spring field. Mass.. with the above- 10 jents extra. The Commoner, published by Hon. Wm. J Bryan, $1 per year, with the Standard, $1.65. The New York Tribune-Farmer $1.00, with The Standard $1 . 75. The Ledger Monthly, $1.00 a year, with The Standard $1.75. Farm and Home published semi-monthly at Springfield, Mass., price 50 cents per year with the Standard $1.35. The Practical Farmer, pub lished weekly in Philadelphia, by Prof. W F Massey, at $1.00 a year, with The Standard $1.50. TOO CCH HASTE TO 8ET DEAD MEN'S S110I3. ISTO It does not seem to us too early to raise a voice in protest against the immoderate, we are tempted to say the indecent, haste at filling oBces after the death of officials. Almost, if not quite, parallel with the an nouncement of death comes nom inations of men to fill the place made vacant. We have noted a very recent example and we are led to believe that before the body of a lamented State officer was really cold there were aspi rations, and calculations and possibly manipulations for the official plum. If it is not in ex ceedingly bad taste our sense of the fitness of things is greatly at fault. If it is said that you must get into the push or be left, we would say be left with dignity maintained rather than succeed at its sacrifice. We think the reprehensible drift could be checked by a well pronounced deliberation on the part of the appointing power and a frowning down of a sug gestion of appointment while the thoughtful and the appreci ative of a great, good officer are yet sighing over his provideu tial removal. It hardly seems that a man to grace a high and noble office would enter a scram ble for the position. We are impressed that it would greatly elevate men in the esti mation of elevated society if a very decisive reformation should be wrought along this line. AHXIETI PARTLY BELIEYED. Now that Miss Stone and Mrs, Tsilka have been released by the brigands and have , appeared within the lines of safety, the anxiety for them and the sense of outrage at disappointments in the reports of their deliverance may give way to considerations for avoiding the repetition so much invited by the big ransom paid. Many an interesting story, too, will be in order on the cap tive experience of these conse crated women. The affair has put a sympathizing world in a strain which is relieved only in so far as these individuals are concerned. If a set of brigands, though, can defy the world and be paid for such high handed outrages will they not keep up the game. Diplomacy and bayo nets have had bigger but less important tasks to perform. At the Gibson Drug Store will be found a box to receive the mites for the Sir Walter Raleigh monument fund. This enterprise which was conceived and champ ioned by Col. J S Carr contatn plates a mite from every citizen of the Old North State. By the little sums from a whole State of people proud of its first champ ion a grand monument is to be erected at the State capitol in his honor. It will be a real pleasure to every patriotic citi 90 to contribute. Tll.I.MtN (Jl'lTE Kl'DK. President Roosevelt had in- vitrd Senator Tillman to his din - .... ner given on Monday nignt in honor of Prince Henry. lie did it probably not from any ovor weaning admiration of the man but from his position on the naval committee. In as much as he had disgraced himself and'the nation at a fisticuff fight on the floor of the Souate and was de clared by that body as being in contempt, the President could not afford to have him at the din ner under any consideration. Ir would have been a slap in t.ie face to the Sonate and an insult to the distinguished guest. Yet this coarse mannered wielder of the pitchfork could not lay aside his rudeness long enough to withdraw his acceptance at the suggestion of a fellow senator and drov the President to the necessity of withdrawing the in vitation. Now ho claims that the President has insulted him. lie claims justification too in striking McLaurin regardless of the place after laying aside all due civility in making charges that might have justified the passing of the lie out on the streets. Every step in the in cidents seems to mark more coarseness in Tillman than he has previously been discredited with. WISE BESTOWALOP wealth. Again Mr. B N Duke has poured a liberal sum into the coffers of Trinity College. We do not fully understand the do nation which is said to be equal to $100,000. Any way it is to support four more professors at a salary of $1,500 each which will take $b,000 annually and at 5 per cent, it would take $100, 000 to produce it. Whatever may be said agaiust tooacco (which people will have no mat ter how useless, offensive and costly), and no matter what may be said against trusts (which are bad only as they make them selves so, aud they wield powers that individuals fain would use) the bestowal of such munificent sums, by tnose wno nave gotten into the financial currents, to further education is most happy and commendable and are monu ments, not ot dead marble, but of an ever living and expanding power that will tell the story when material shall have passed into decay. PE0F. J. I. JUISER SUCCEEDS GES. TOOS. The Governor has appointed Prof. J Y Joiner to succeed Gen. Toon as Superintendent of Pub lic Instruction. Mr. Joiner is professor of English at the State Normal and Industrial College at Greensboro. He was called from the graded schools of Goldsboro to this position. He is a native of Lenoir county. It may not be in any way against his efficiency as an officer, but it is hard to shake off the too oft repeated reflection that western men seem not much in it for ap pointments to important public positions. The Governor Las commuted the sentences of two of the Em ma burglars to life imprison ment. They kept on the outside then and are on the inside now, so to speak. The treaty between the United States anr Great Brit ain by which the latter gives complete assent to the build ng of the Isthmian Canal was ex changed on the 21st at Washing ton. In view of the Clayton Bulwer treaty the step in the canal movement is very tangible The House Committee on Ter ritories voted unanimously on Friday to report bills in favor of admitting New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma a Slates. The bills will most probably pass and then our boys and girls at school will have to learn 48 capitals and our banner be spangled with four dozen stars. Sunday was an ideal .day, clear, balmy and spring like, though plenty of snow is jet to be seen. The sunshine was bright and genial and so in contraat with the weather we have been having of late that it seemed like calling up sweet memories of some good old times in wy back past. It sems a very bow of promise after the cloud. j . TO MY KuTIIEIt. Doul gently with her, Timo; tin f many years ! Of life have brought more sun wih them than tears. Lay not thy hand too harshly ou her now, But trace decliuo so slowly ou her bow That (like a sunset of the North ern crime, Where twilight lingers in the summer time. And fadesat hist into the silent night. Ere one may note the passing of the light) So may she pass since 'tis the common lot As one who, resting, sleeps and knows it not. John Allan Wyeth in The Century. (jet Your Boxes for Hull lleliverj. To the Citizens on Mail Route No. 2 : Mr. Umberger requests that each and every family living on said route purchase a box and have same placed in proper loca tion and shape before April 1st, when the service will -begin. The boxos will be for sale at liitchie Hardware Go's for $1 25 each, 2 keys, etc. Each box is to be placed on good posts five feet above ground and threa feet iu ground, located in easy access to carrier in buggy. This doubtless applies to all the rural mail routes and it is well enough for the matter to be attended to at once. Attractive Women. All women sensibly desire to be attractive. Beauty is the stamp of health because it is the outward manifestation of inner purity. A healthy woman is always attractive, bright and happy. When every drop of blood in the veins is pure a beauteous flush is on the cheek. I But when the blood is impure, raoroseness, bad temper and a s.llow complexion tells the tale of sickness, all too plainly. And women today know there is no beauty without health. . Wino of Cardui crowns with beauty aud attractiveness by making strong and healthy those organs which make her a woman, t ry tune or uardu', ana iu a month your friends will hardly know you. Sudden Death of Mr' Lilly at Xorwoed. Mr. "Tube" Lilly, Son of Capt. S S Lilly, of Norwood, and nephew of our tow.isman, Dr. W H Lilly, died suddenly at his home Sunday at 2:30 o'clock p. m. at the age of 4'i years. Mr. Lilly had been afflicted with asthma, but the end was not anticipated. He had never been married. The funeral and the interment took place today (Monday) at 3 o'clock at Norwook. Young Roosarelt Steadly Recorering. Washington, Feb. 23. The condition of young Theodore, Roosevelt, Jr., continues to im prove and he is progressing steadily toward complete res toration to health. He was taken home to Wash ington Saturday and stood the trip so well as to seem improved by it. Four Deaths From Lire Wires. Philadelphia had a severe storm ou Friday and all the electric connections with other cities were cut off. Four persons were killed by coming in contact with wires that were heavily charged. Bleody Affair lo liuilrord. There was a drinking rowdy group of white men and nejroes in Green township, Guilford county, last Friday night ii which Seymour Shoffuer, white, was killed and Banks Hubbard, colored, was probably fatally wounded. Little seems known of how it came about both how ever were shot. "The way to make a woman like you is to believe you couldn't help liking her if you tried." YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAk'lNU When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price 50 cents W'ANTi'D-.Severat person of character and stood ropnUtiuu iu each mate (one inlhia oonnty required) to represent and advertise old e.-tabhnlitd wealthy t u inefcs house of solid financial Htaud insr. Salary flS.Otj weekly with exjienea atlditional, all payable in caxh each W'edLesdaj direct from Head offices. Horne and carriage iurniued, whnn necuw-ary. Kefcrencei. Enclose self addretsed stamped envelo)e. Manager, 810 Caxton iiuilding, Chicairo. CONCORD MARKETS. COTTON MAHKET. Corrected by Cannon & FcUor Jompany. Good middling 8 CO Middling 8 60 Low middling 8 20 Stains 8 00 Cotton seed 25icts. per bushel. PRODUCE MARKET. Corrected by A L Sappen field. Bacon 12$ Sugar-cured hams 14 Uulk meat sides n Beeswax 20 Butter 15 to 20 Chickens 12$ to 80 Corn l.oo Eggs 20 Lard 13 Flour (N.C.) 2 5" Meal .0u Oats (!0 TilJow 05 . - , --.- ii.v iff S3 rt Fruit. k" ty Itsmitflity influences U the selling price. V'.'.;- Profitable fruit ;N4 growing insured only wneu enuo:i actual H is in the fertilizer. H t'j'l Neither quantity nor a ';;? goad quality possible J ..-. j I without Potash. Write for our frn books Yi.-' giving dctaUi. V." CKRMAM KAU WORKS, FUillT IN V. S. SENATE. Senators Tillnmii ami Mel.aurin Cele- brate. Wsjiliiiiittou's Hir. Inlay Willi FUt.cufr. Washington s birthday was signalized in tho United States Senate Saturday by a real fisti cuff fight botween Senators Til- man and McLaurin. Tillman had jabbed McLaurin with his pitchfork and McLaurin pro nounced his charge a lie where upon Tillmau struck him. Mc Laurin knocked the blood out of his uose before they could be parted. The Senate weut into exec utive session and suspended both from the privileges of the Sen ate. They will have to beg and promise to be good or they can't have the Senate floor on which to do any more fighting. Aunt Clara Jaeksoa Dead. The wife of May Jackson, o Mt. Pleasant, known and called by young and old "Aunt Clara"' Jackson, died at her home Suu- day aud was buried there today (Monday). She was very corpulent and was a conspicuous personaga. Withal she was ho.-.ored by white and colored citizens aud pos scssed a character that com mantled the highest respect. She was neat and tidy m her apart meuts and delighted to have white ladies, whom she most loved and respected to como into her home and partake of dainties that she would prepare lor them iu a degree of unsurpassed ac complishment in the cuisine art. Aged .VaitUo Lady Dead. Miss Ellen Hathcock died r.i the home of Jno. Goodman at Forest Hill Friday night and was buried at 5 o'clock Saturday evening, Rev. J E Smith con ducting tht funeral services. Miss Hathcock was soue CO years old. La grippe was the cause of death. She was a lady much esteemed for her many personal traits of goodness. Miss Hanna, daughter of Senator Ilanna, is engaged to be married to a newspaper car toonist. Perhaps Mark trinks that a fellow like that wou!d"be handy to have in the house. Morning Star. TRUSTEES SALE. By virtue of authority vested in me ty a JJeea in Trust or Mortgage, executed by Leah Dry on the 4th clay or March, lVJ'J, which Mortgage or Deed iu Trust is duly recorded in Register's office for Cabarrus county, N. O, n Book No. 12, page 194, I will sell at public auction at the Court House door in Concord, N. C, on the 10th day of March, 1902, to the highest bidder for cash, the following tract of land in No. 9 township, Cabarrus ounty, and bounded as follows: Beginning at a cedar at the stone fence, John b Furr s cor ner; then south 02 east, dossing creek, 83 poles to a stone, J F Furr's corner; then south G3 east !S poles and 16 links to a stake, then north di est 4 poles ana 2J inks to the center of the spring; then south 21 east 15 poles to a persimmon, then south poles ',o a pine; then south 8 west Hi poles to a w. o. grub; then south 22 weir 25 poles to a pine; then south 80 east 25 poles to a p. o.; then south 43 east 150 pole-; then suth l!0 west 56 poles to a pine, M Smith's corner; then north -10 west 220 poles to ;i sas safras at the mouth of Cedar branch ou the east sido of the creek; then up tho creek on the eat bank to a stalco at- the water fence; thf u west, crossing the creek near the water, 2 poles on west bank; then up the west bunk 2 poles from bank with the creek's moauderings to a small branch; then with its meander ings, including rock fence, to be ginning, containing 120 acres. The purchas. r takes such title as I am authorized to convey un der 8'iid mortgage. Thi (ith day of Feb. J'J02. J. L. Ckowki.l, Trustei CO YEARS' EXPERIENCE .'A Trade Marks Dcign Copyright Ac. AnTonii nfrtflln a tket 'h inn rvwnptir.n mat Hni-kf iwrtnin nr opiu.n fr whMi;r no IriTtMif Ion n prFt)!ilr pVeiitnhltt. rv.inrininlfit. tUMiaairleMy foniittonlUt. llnti'llionk ifii Talents nt, frf'O. Ol'tf'tt nyoiuy for nc'tirmg ilfiitn. J'nlonU tiitu'il through Vuiiti rwdvivff wptritii ivilictt wit T..,ut cluirvu, initio Scientific Jintarin, rulntlMrt f nn f in tllo Ji i-riiul. T-rir . t i a rf!USCQ.8"B''"'.RGW Jtrwcb yitlcu. 426 t SU WuMuituu, 11. : Nwaa St., Nww YK City. F r '1 u PKINC'K IIKMtV AKKIV2S SINIUY. Krec.vcil With litiimi .s I ms urn Fned, Flags are Hipped and K lifers Echo .Vet by Admiral Kubli'j F.vuim. Prince Henry arrived at Now York Sunday amid pomp and j ceremony and the tiring of 211 guns in salutation, the dipping! of fl;igs and the cheers by Amei icaus and Germans. Admiral Evans barded the T ' Ti n::lL..l 1 t him where they exchanged tho iviuu ri iz Mil em u u n ei, i toilowi'ig gipfiins: "Iain very l! id to see you, I sir," said the a linirfl. "Every body in the United States is waiting to welcome you. It. is my p'easure, sir, to formally groot you in their behalf." "I thank you sir, and the people of your country," re sponded the l'rinco. "I am very glad to be hero aud on this splen did day. The Emperor directed me to convey his compliments' to you Admiral, and I do so with very great pleasure." The l'rinco sailed to the uonenzoiern wnicri is to bo us homo and give a luncheon then returned a number of officials calls and paid visits. TEMPEltANCE ITEMS. Culled by M. K. McCartney. an interesting article In in "The Litery Digest" Edwin Dex ter claims druukeunss is affected by the weather, Ue finds there is forty-seven er cent, less in July than iu December. - Though there is a holiday m each month, when the drinker is -supposed lo indulge more. He claims druukeness is increased by low temperature, to some extent by high barometer. uy fiign humidity and by .high wind. Depleted vitality sends mon to the saloon .oftener than wo dream. He rightly claims wj can lessen the demand and tho attendant suffering will keep puce. i tie unlet Lo(tge Bill was given a tisanng in the House Committee on January 18th. The most or me members of the com mittee had heard little from the Curistiau citizsus in their dis tricts in the way of petitions or etters so the matter was post poned. Dr. Crft decla res the venera ble Dr. Paton bp.s pleaded for ttu bill lor nine years, and it would have passed in one week's session in Congress had one per cent. 01 tn uni-istum vote of the country by petition or word, 1 oLteu against it. At Clarksville, Tenn.i the i oung Ladies Temperance Band ropared one hundred and fifty sprays of holly tied with white ribbon with scripture texts at tached for a fireman's banquet, is a result, no arinmng was in dulged in. Three things to fight for, hon or, country and homo. 1 hreo ' things to wish for, health, friends and a cheerful spirit. Andrew Carnegie says, a uriribiug man snouia nave no place iu a railway system in deed he should have no nlace anywhere. , ) In the twenty-eighth National Convention of the V. C. T. U.. I at Fort Worth, Texas, Mr. Allen, one of the Superintend ents or Department work, re- ported that tho Medical press had acted favorably in bringing to the notice of the phvsicians the appoaJ issued by the Union asking help in bringing to the mothers' notice the baneful re sult,, of giving medicine that has alcohol in it. SALE OF YALl'ABLE PROPERTY. Bey. Hr. Lutz te Sell Household and Kitclieu Furniture Xnrcli 7.h. The Rv. W A Lutz will sell his household and kitchen furni- ure on -Friday, tho 7th day of March, at his home in Mt. Pleas ant. Ic will consist of a fin piano aim elegant suits of furni ture, cooking and heating stoves, an abundance of table ware, etc., needed for -runuiug a college boarding i department. There will be many good bargaius, no doubt. :-. The sale will be.gin at 1 o'clock m. . , Mr. I)u!p Haiuiitou (jooa Wear. We uotice from the Spartan burg correspondence to tho Charlotte Olserver that Mr.' A A Hamilton, , former night, operator, and agent for the Southern at the Spartanburg Junction, has secured a position in Sante Fe, N. M. in tho drug business. Mr. Hnmilton is a Concord boy and we wish him well. Killed at ('oalinir. One young lady was killed and four others of a coasting party were severely hurt at Pittsburg on the 22nd. They were going wn a steep grade in tho street and the sled got beyond the con trol of tho guido and crashed into an salts. obstacle with fatal re- State of North Carolina, Cabar rus County; Notice is heieby given' to the public that application will bo: m'.vle'lo the Governor of North! Ciuolitia for the commutation tol life inn riMmmeut of Ed Morgan ! convicted at January term of the healthy." Superior Court of Cabarrus . - O uuty for tho crime of rape and ' Clevo Ferry, colored, was ar .sentenced to bo hung on 8lst day 1 rested this morning for an as of March, .1902. ilw2t. Uault and ciin vinsr a concealed Ed Morgan, aripiicaut. This 24th, Feb. l'jl'2. THE ADK1N TO BE IURSBSSED. TkuUirrnt Wairr Power Will be V flnied Simiu bj the Whitney Itcu lion Company and Power Sent Oi.t f. rM) Miles An mid -5,000,000 In hit Sp in. The Whitney Keduutiou Com pany seonu to have the biggest iei.terpr.se in the State on hand. I Tfr ... .. ,; tr,'r inrlaerl I The immense power th re is on J t:ie Vadkui about the FalU and Narrows Is to be harnessed and made to turn wheels that will generate electricity to light and run machinery throughout. a cir cuit with a radious of 80 miles. It is proposed to furnished power at greatly reduced rates aud the yers may not be distan when all our power for running machinery hera will come from that great center. The company, it is said, will spend $5,000,000 as an outlay The dam on the Yadkin will necessarily be a grat engineer ing feat, Ic will be 1500 feet long. 40 feet high and 50 feet thick at the base. It is calculated that 46,000 horse powr will be available to run machinery. The railroad from New London to tho Narrows is now bem built. There will be large factories at New London run by the com pauy. Its mines and fliarries also will utilize this great water pow er on the Yadkin. Items From tiln?i. Glass, N. C, Feb. 25, 1902. Owing to missunderstanding Rev's. Wertz and Stickly were ooth at Center Grove last Snn day evening. The Rev. JFPharr announced last Sunday to his people at Bothpage that owing to his bad health h will give up his work and return to his old home in Georgia. So this leaves two more country churches without a preacher. It seems to me that we are progressing backwards in the country churches. The oats that was sowed last fall are all froze out and the wheat showing but little sign of life. . Mr. F W Glass went to the St. John's neighborhood today to assist in laying off a public road Mr. J J Cochrane, who has been in doors with tho grippe. we are glad to say, is out again. Mr. George Wineecf", who is teaching school in Mecklenburg, spent part of last weak with his father, Mr. S YV Winecoff. He returned to his school Monday. Miss Mary WiuocofT is now at Dr. Will b lowe s. Any one wanting a trained nurse would do well to take notice of this She can auswer a 'phoue mes sage at any titn. Mr. W U Hammond expects to return in March to his home in New York. Ho says his trip South this year was a success. Mr. Will Lsenhour entered the Business College in Charlotte r.st week. Will is a good boy and we hope he will succeed. There will bo an educational meeting at the Bethpage school house next Friday. It is hoped a'l interested in education will attend. ' 1 Mr. Lee Earnhardt spent a few days last week with his fath er, Mr. Jessie Earuhmrdt. He is making quite a reputation in Charlotta as a carpenter. R. Child Horn W lib Tito Hentfi. Kankakee, 111., Dispatch lo Chicago Record-Herald: A child with two heads has been born in this city. The secondary head is about two thirds the size and projects frctn the back of the normal head. While the second head is well formed, the features are not devoloped. The doctor in charge is of tho opinionion that it is possible to remove the ex crescene, through it will bo three months beforo an operation can be undertaken, and possibly it J w" "ujr future tinQe- The child is weapon. Llo was jilacud in jail to await court. rXa-JV V lb The Kind You IIyo Alwr In nue for over 30 yer, All Counterfeit, IinlUU mmi " Jua-a-yood" rt biet Experiment that trifle with iwd endanger the beltlt S luffwrts Mid Children Expmritm mfiatt Kxperhneuk Vihat Is CASTORIA CaotorlM it barmleM rabttltnte fbt Caato OU. Para gorie, Drop and Soothing Syrups. It U Pleasant Ik conUkiim neittfer Opiiun, Morphine nor other Narcotic ubstnnre. IU age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worm and jUlaja FcveriihneM. It cure Dlarrhueu and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, rrsfultc the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears th The KM You Ha.e Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. Ttt ttmw mmmmn9, tt wntmnAV iratw, mwyMW mrr. If You Miss the Chance of Your Life to Get Good For "Nit' Don't Blame Us. Another chance will be given you next SSrttxxrclny-, Marcli i; at 2 p. ra. and 7:30 p. nr. AH kinds of k FURNITUTIE3 will be sold to the liigliest bidder for cash at tho At The Bell & Harris Furniture Co's. Old Stand. COLDS IN THE HEAD. Bow to AaaUt Natnr la Bnbdalna; Inflammation. "There hns been more rot written about 'colds and their prevention and cure' than would fill a volume," snld a hotel physician to a WaHhlngton Star man. "A cold In the head is a mani festation of an Inflamed aud congested condition of the mucous membrane. and these Inflammatory dlst-asis run their courses and have their regular stages. 'A remedy which would eliminate this inflammatory condition f:un the aj-stem In a day or two woulil be n great help to the human race, k.ivIiib Inestimable suffering and lo'intlcta deaths. I don't think It will e r be found, and generations hence our de scendant will blow their n fs and wipe their watery eyes Jiwt tlii : ::me as today. The use of silk lm:i-.".!er- chiefs will more than repay for their purchase. Linen is harxh and tends to produce soreness and redness of the nose. Therefore, since the suffering coincident to this condition cannot be avoided and must be endured, the best way to 'cure a cold' Is to make this condition as easily borne as possible and aid naturo In subduing the con gestion. Those who can stny Indoors should do so, and those who must go out should put on additional clothing. either under or outer garments. Warmth Is what Is wanted. Quinine In two grain doses every two or three honrs, according to the susceptibility of the patient, is better than heavy doses. Elixir of iron, quinine and strychnine In teaspoonful doses an hour before meals or one-thlrtleth grain granule of strychnine an hour before meqjs provides a tonic which tends to counteract the depression at tending a cold. The nervous and mus cular systems are stimulated, and the 'cold feels better.' The appetite, al ways affected. Is sharpened, the pa tient eats, the vital forces are renew ed and a enre Is effected In half the time usunlly required If the warmth of the body Is maintained and additional colds and checks are not taken." How to Prrahrn Rlhhnna. Gasoline Is excellent for cleaning col ored ribbons that have become soiled, but It makes white ones yellowish In color and does not affect creases us wa ter will. For white ribbons or those badly creased or mussed prepare a suds of soft water and any pure soap. Wash the ribbons In this Just us you would wash a fine handkerchief; rinse and let It partially dry. Take it down while still damp in all parts and roll It smoothly over a wide card or piece of pasteboard, rolling a piece of clean white muslin with it Wrap the muslin around last bo that the ribbon shall be covered, nnd place the whole under a heavy weight. " A letter press Is an excellent place In which to press It Leave It until It shall have had time to dry. The mus lin will absorb the moisture. The rib bon will come out looking fresh and clean and will .have lost none of its life," as Is the case with ribbons which are pressed with an Iron. Favor'te Nearly Ererywhere. Constipation means dullness, epression, headache, generally disordered health. DeWilt's Lit tle Early litsers stimulate the liver, mn the bowels and re liove this condition. Safo, Kp -t dy andtlioroujrh. They never gi ii e. Favorite Pills. Gibson Diugi St pre, TUnflit, amd wliieh has leea h borne the signatnro f Mtl b dmi niado uuder m pe on NpM-TUloa ainra IU Infancy ADw one to deceive yon In this. Signature of 3 HOW TO CURE THE GRIP. A Remedy Which, It la Snld, Will Bring; Prompt Relief. A not infrequent symptom of grip will be a general aching In all the luna cies, Joints and bones, suggesting the old fashioned "breakboiie" fever. This group of symptoms may be the expla nation of "only a cold," as It Is fre quently expressed, or It may be the announcement of a well defined at tack of grip, which now Is well known to everybody. It rr!y be interesting to recull that the grip, or old time "In fluenza," Is due to a spi'c'ile poison, tho bacillus of Tfei'Ter, which, while It Is asserted by some to be uninfluenced by soil, climate, season or atmospheric changes, yet these conditions do mate rially affect the individual ns related to susceptibility. Careful physicians who have studied this disease and allied conditions are uniformly of the opinion that It is one of the severest tests of the equipment of the Individual, particularly one who has reached forty years of age, gays Topulnr Science News. These so call ed colds, catarrhal fevers and Influ enzns are not only In themselves often of serious Import, but doubly so In that they put the Individual nervous system below par, figuratively speak ing, reduce the power of resistance, render the air passages sensitive and susceptible to other Infections. In oth er words, their victim is In a condition to yield readily to all forms of disease. The all Important thing, then, is for the Invaded person to Institute at once a treatment favorable to prompt relief and core. Fortunately synthetic chem istry has given us a remedy in plie nalgln, which can bo absolutely relied npon. In adults doses of ten grains washed down by a good hot toddy at night, ti In repeated In an hour If necessary, will afford prompt relief to- nil discomforts. Tho iu-.;on of the phenaiglu Is not only to relieve pain nnd distress, but to open up the. excretory organs nnd correct Hie gen eral perversion of secretions ns indi cated by the bad taste In the mo:ilh. etc. In the morning, unless the bow els have suincienlly moved, a teaspoon ful or two of sulphate of soda" may be given In a glass of hot wafer to Hush them more thoroughly. It !ii:iy he well to continue the pbenalgin in the cruln doses every three or 0,,ir hout.i for several days, to lie MloweJ I, r ! y a Ionic eo::ii,sp( as f !!ov C . mil. ene grain; quiu'ne. I wo r.i in i-.r'ch- nlne, one-1' rtu ( h of ,, f u':), h, n p;n or cnj.siiie three t:. s a v. How la r-, , r. : re. Wash the rice thon.uc'.i'v '; ml wa i in COY- -e It iter ter. T'ue ninririt r.f va'.'-v m cooking r'ee shoi::.i lie !'!: :. er It and rise ai ut an hu-h In the rooking vcnhi I I i .hi . alwuys and let It come i ih.- I.! point gn:di:-i!y oei a tire of in Intensity. When It l.cclna to I. oil oughty, remove the vessel to Hie ling! urn i hir-! hack! part of the stove or where it may be kept steaming for about fifteen min utes, when It will bo sultielently cook ed. This will be manifested by lis be ing slightly scorched on the hoi torn. The vessel used must be provided with a cover which Ills perfectly tight. A thick Iron pot Is the best Put no salt Into the rice or water while coo'. Ing. The allowance of time for cooking the rice should be forty-dve m'tiTies i twenty minutes for It to corn' I.) the i bollhiir noiot noil tivi-niv.dvo n for steaming. . 11 teg "When a man slni't f, aentiNfs omen lie n-ual!y sti ,kos a tootn-nurty gait."
The Standard (Concord, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Feb. 27, 1902, edition 1
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