. Pierce and r. called the matter.
1 11 UaiiV lanaarU i Smith, then, paid the bill ithLthe
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interest up to datjandf
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CONCORD, NOV. i3i' V895f
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AJIE POTATOES; A C
iiiiiiiuos ui mauiera lur uieir uuuureu
while teething, witli perieo? stf6des.
:I t soothes rthe -child,-sottenr-th
gnnis,,aiUyrSlt iiti,; oarer wind;
colic, and is the beat remedy fori
Darr jipea, It lljeye , ,theqorJi
little euSererimmediatelyw iSold&y!
Druggists m evaVt1 Mfeel
Wdrld.f ' Twenty ftv6cehtti .4 boUie
Be sure and a3k for' ''Mrs.' Winslbw's
Soothing Syrap," and take no other
kind. , . . mwx&w s23'95'
V O fThreenasoVI;toQk a vio-
lenUold.wiiicli resuUecLman attacK,
of acute bfoncmis. ?ut mTejf
under medical tr$ benx, .nd at the
end of two mbnthsHvas no better.
I. found. $ yery difficultiito preachi
and concluded to'iry Ayer's Cherry ,
MormouB Rid(len,ou Bails.
As aland, Ky November .12.
A report from WhHe Post, Pike
cobntyi states that three Mcrmoh
elders were taken : fr6m a church
and ridden out of the state on rails'
The elders who' liave been at work
in - West! Virginia r for iso toe :timev
crossed ;Tug river in defiance' of the
warnings of the farmers and were.
Someyears ago an ingenioua writer
vjublidhed an esaay to prpve. ttfat the
iatroduction of the potato in Ireland i exbdrting a , large, ponregationi; to
accept, tne Mormon laun.wnen mey
were assailed, by a band of men who
rjde them out of the state,, Jout sub-
was the most unfortunate event in
the history of thatf unhappy jpoun
try.' He. argued " that 'the potato
:n:ide it eiy to gain "aiibsistence and
the-efore. encouraged indolence'land
'preventvd ,t he progress of:agricuU
turc. The famines from whicli Ire?
land h&s sjsffired vere all:due to the
pot: o ..rep; which was the'main de
pordiju o.f .the peasantry.
The v.rite.r- ,to whom we hayp ie
'ferrcd c -intended that had the potato
beta left in South America where it
'wan found, it would have been beU
(or fur !h civilized world, end el-'
peciaily lor Ireland. s , , .
Aod aow comes that accomplished
journalist, Mr. John Qilmer Speed;
with the neory that' the potato' . is
mainly responsible' lor our great
national fcilment, dysfepeia.
Dr. Cyras Edson, of New York,
joins in tho attach upon the 'potato
and declares that it' is almost crimi
nal to fi-edit to young children.
Another, authority says potatoes
should never be eaten except when
they are served wich": strongly con centrated
food, such as roast beef.
The potato is receiving its full
nhare of attention now and in -De-ireit
has been lagged into politics.
Mayor Pingree attained, immense Jo
Cil popularity and national notoriety
by propo g to plant all the vacant
lots in that city in potatoes for the
poor. Pscentiy when Jde, was acan
didate for re-election the two big
planks in his platform were. potatoes
lor the J ni'ipses an'd three cent ' slreet
carfare. He.jv.as. re-elected by an
increased majority, but it is impos
sible to aay whether f fee potatoes or
cheap street car fare helped him
niost,
In Pingree the ranch abused po
tato flndg a champion, eyen when the
tCiSntific world turns against it.
tlanta Journal.
A
-lolt Paid After 38 Tears.
Bristol, Pa., Noy.-O. Joseph S
Pierce, the retired merchant and
fatuer-invlaw of ex-City Treasurer
John Barddlyl bf Pniladelpnia; had
an odd experince today, One of his
former ' customers-sat his Bristol
store, John Smith-returned to town
after an absence ; of thictyeight
years. Mr. Smith and his family
when they moved from Bristol owed
Mr. Price a small bill for grocerie3i
while they were unable then to pay.
Smith said he would come back soms
time and Vtipa out the account with
cesh. AI;tei thirtyeeight years he
returned today, hunted up Mr.
jected them to no ofch indignity.
A. Bad Dream.' ' "
' HARRisBURaNi O , Noy. 13.
:Mr. Walker returned f roui ReidaVille
last night. His nlany friends; were
eomewhat disappointed to know that
jhd.id not ;bring;,ba,ek .the iexpected
bride. Mr- Walker says he hope3 to
have better, luck next time. ,
Prof. Osborne, and Mr. Spears left
for a trip to ihe Atlanta Exposition
last night. , .
Mr. D S Rpss returned from a trip
to Richmond, N. C last niglit.. He
expects' to leave for the Exposition
tomorrow.
Mr, G W Hud8op,,of Salisbury, is
iv 4- r r-r v-i rnltatriniv .1 n Pnsa f n s m 1
days.
. Mr. L H Quay has been quite
sick for the past few days, but was
able to be up again to-day.
"Gen; Morrison had a vision a few
nights-ego, that one of our best
Democrats was to be hung by the
"Pops," and that he could not se
cure help,' When the general awoke'
he found he had kicked his bed -felloe,,
another good Democrat, oft the
bed out into the cold. We hope the
general will have more sympathy
next time. ."Vigilant.".
.:-,S'M fli
t ... .
Large profits-no longer coqe from lnerqliandise sol '
OO ta'lOO per cent, on a credit of from one year to eternV1
only four ont of every hnndred; credit merchants ever I
ceed. -:-VV0eIeF2D4'peK cent, .icaslx to a .straggle withq
chances against ns; " ; : 1 Jo
Pectprah The. first bottle gave me
great relief ; the.secqncwbipli I?am
now taking, has relieved ine almost
.entirely of all unpleasant jTnptoms',
and I feel sure that one. or two. bot
tles, more j will . ect; .a .'permanent
ciire; To'all Wiiiisters suffering from
throat troublesIrecomihend Ayer's
.CherryPepJoia.;?r-:E.M.:BiTVKTt
.Dl'D., Disk, Secretary, Am. Bapt.
Publication fe6ciety,Petershurg,ya.
GOLD MEDAL AT THE 0BI$S FAIB.
" Last Saturday, we.placed a lot of ginghams on sale at 21
cents per yard and a lot of good towels that we snapped n!
at 50 cents per dozen that sell regularly at 10 cent each w
maiifeed them '5 cent each. The gingham went before sun
down land the towels 'before we closed; When we counted
out otir casli we had our indney invested in these and 20 1
cent, pront ready to invest again xaonaay.
1 - - :
This week we have, on sale a lot of Seaside novels worth lo
cents ealh;: e aveput.fpunin a! bundle and sell tne lot
for 5 cents, just t cent for .10 cent novels. Clothbound
nbvls at 15 qeiit si; TOe Jif e of ?-Jefteson Davis, by Mrs
Dayis. Sold by subscription at jl8.()0jper set of 2 vols, our
price is $2,90. Rollins !Ancient Histpry in 4 vols for $2,2tf
Creaseys Fifteen Battles on which tLe Civilization of thp
Woria bcanns. xnis is one oi tne ncnest stories of
65 cents. Washington Irving-e works 6 vols for $2 45.
1 j! ,
AYER'S LEADS JLL OTHER SAHSAFAR1LUS.
Notice Sale of Personal Property.
; On Tuesday December 10th, 1895,
at tlio residence of the late N G
White, I will sell to the highest bid
der for cash the following property
to wit: , . r, ... ... . ,
One good 'young mule, 5 . years
old, one thoroughbred Jersey bull
and several. Jiead.of graded cattle,
one milch cowf one two.horaq wagw
oh, one buggy, ohe'eart,' all "of the
firming tools and gearing belonging'
to N.G. White, consisting,. iof plows
harrows, etc. About' 150 'bushels
corny 60 bushels wheat;' 30 bushels
bats, .qne lot, cotton w seed i ad,; pne
lot fine clover Jiav. Sale , tu begin
promptly atll o'clock mV : ! ' A l
f"!;. - -;() 'f!v'T.:; Ji '-White,
Administrator of N G Write, dee'd.
isf:' - b.'xAiso two young mules for
mm mk m,Mwm, sms
i'W ft W-CE
'TA9-TELE
I IS JUSTASCOODFORAOULTS,
AVAR R AFJTE D. PRICE 50 cts;
f -..,. w. u ... QAtATlA.ItXg., NOV. 16,1893.
Paris MedicInQ Co., St. Lonisjilo ,t j r ? t o
! Gentlem(Bn:We sold Jast y&ar, 600 bottles of
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILI, TONIC S&d have
boog&t tnree uross already this year. - In all or ex
perience of 14 years, in. the, drug bu$ln88i Jiavo
Deter told an artlcl that'gave such unlTersal saU
itcuon as tout Tonic Yours trulv.
. r , U ' -AiJNE Y, CA.BB ACQ."1
; Fpr.,8aie by-aUiaruCgi8tF,liur
sale privately.
T. J. White."
Examinations , and Consnltations
Positively Free,
Fourteen years experience, in the
tijeatmen t of Cancers, "Piles f and
.Chronic S ores. 1 Aiiy casertaken : A
cure guaranteed or ho pay; OfSoe
at Morris Houtee; office hours from
8 tu rn, to 10 p. m. ' ' ' !
I 1 Old De. Odom.
WVien Baby was sick, xre gave he Castorfa
tfheu, she was a ChUd, she cried f or Castoria.
Whea she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Thoa Ehe had Children, she gaye them Castoria,
oil
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at 5 cents, two good rubber tipped leod pencils for 1 , cent,
state pencils at u cenis per pouna, sieei pens, including
&astbrooKs, at 4 cents per aozen.
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Assorted carpet tacks at five cents per pound, The regth
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BMf ABTIOLES:
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xu ueuLis per yaru, , vanwn nannei at'i cents per jaru.
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