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CONCORD, DEO. 12, 1895.
Co:. Fred A Oils writes to his pa
tpers that "the Populists "are very
-considerably worked up and some
of f.hf m are sayiDg that if the silver
nen in the Republican party in this
Stat'- are not strong enough to con
trc their organization, why then
th re iDust be three electoral" tickets
tuli that" t hey also favbj three
t ckfts. It is an open secret that
f',e Populists wbo are5 tur talking
Relieve their partf ttf be strong
euough to carry 'the State! It may
He that tlaey talk in this fashion in
-order to get as much out of the Re
publicans as possible though they
wear they are siofcerej
this, kind if the public and publicity
dlinbfe come into cfoe contact with
V
eacn omers
It is estimated that more big game
I was, killedm the.Maiae. f orestsdur-
ing October and November, this year
than during October, Nqvemberjmd
f December of Tast " year. " According
to recoras Kepc ,Dy raiiroaus oyer
whiohs hunters ship their game, 1170
deer, 74 moose and 68 Qaribon were
killed during October and November
.this year, - while during the three
hunting months of last year only
iddl deer, 45 moose and 50 caribou
were killed. 1
A medical authority truthfully
sounds the praiBe of' onions.' .-'They
re excs?hnt blood, purifiers; Boiled
onions used frequently in a family
will ward oft many diseases to which
-the little ones are subject. As an ex.
ter na 1 appl ication they are success
fully used in cases of croup and earn
ache. They are good for the com
flexion j and a lady who has a won
derfully clear, fine coinplexion at
tributes it to the liberal use cf
cnions as food. People troubled
with wakefulness may hi assured a
good night's rest ofteh' if just before
retiring they will eat a raw onion.
Whtn troubled with a Tiard cough,
if a raw onion is eaten the phlegm
will loosen almost immediately, and
can then be easily exectdrated;
It is said that women who go into
business life have hot only a greater
.chance of marriage than girls who
M&f at' home;- but greater prospects
rof happiness afterward. The leason
.alleged is that they make the ac
quaintance cf the classt 4$. men who
make, as a rule, good husbands
-that is, industrious intelligentj
hard working men ot business. More
oyer, working with them day by day,
ach has more than usually good
opportunity of discovering the
other's real character, so that there
is leas risk of disillusionment after
caarriRge. - :
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j. ;uuu niauco au cau Client
'tonic," says Richard' Mansfield. So
do all who appeal to the public, Aps
plauseis like wine of iron to the
blood : and the merchant who ap
f peals to the same public as does the
: actor who is, in fact,' an actor in
vhis own sphere needs the onib of
applauee, too.' He gets it hot merely
in the increased amount of his . re
ceipts, but in the swift response of
This Free Country. -
St. PAui, Minncl'.l.TTHe
State Superintendent 6t Public In
struction recently received an in
quiry whether or not the law pro
hibited the opening of public schools
with a recital of the Lord's Praj er,
and asking the advice. of the suparih
tendent when one person in the dis
trict objected to the service. Att6r
J ney General Childs, to whom the
matter was referred, holds 1 that the
service is in violation of 'section 16
of the State constitution, which pro
Tides, that no person shall be coniv
pelled to attend, erect or support
any place of worship. As the con
stitution requires the people of the
State to support its schools a lelig
ions service at the opening of the
school lb uncenstitutional and can
not be maintained where there is an
objection.
UHTOLQ PISERY
7B02X
.Kinff; Water: ViliyJ Misy cured ijr:
flyers iai'sapaHIfa
"For fire yenxsr I suffered untold misery -from
muscular rheumatism.' ' I tried every :
known, reinedy, .consulted, the, fees physi
cians, visited Ilot Springs, Ark.; three times,
spending $Woa there,:besides doctors bills; ,
but could obtain only temporary reliefs My
flesh' was wasted away so that I weighed
only ninety-three pounds; my left arm and :
leg were drawn: out. of shape the muscle
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being wisted up in knots. I was unable to
areas tyself, except with assistance, acd
could o ily hobbWabout by, using a cane.. , I
nad no appetite, and was' assured, by the
ooctors, that I could not live. Xbe pains, at
times, wore so awful, that I could procure
relief only by means of hypodermic Injec
tions of morphine. I had my limbs bandaged
in clay, in sulphur, in poultices; but these
gave only temporary.; relief -After trying
everything, and suffering the most awful
tortures, I b gan to take Ayer's Sarsaparilku
Inside of tw 9 .months, .1 was able to wal.
without a cane." In three monttis. my limbt'
began to strengthen, and In the course of; a
year, I was cured. , My weight has increased
to 165 pcundu, and I am now able to do m
tull day's work as a railroad black smith.'.'
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1 The Cn?y World's Fa!r Sarsaparill
AYEIt'S 2 ILLS cure Headache.
Electric lilt tcrs.
Electric Bittera i ie i a medicine suit
ed f or any reaeon, but perhaps more
generally needed, when the hjguid
exhausted feeling prevails, han the
Jiver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of a tonic and alterative is felt,
A prompt use of this medicine will
act ''more surely lih counteracting j ; M W
and freeing; the, system; from' thej
malarial poison. Headache Indi
gestion, Constipation, Dizziness
yield to Electrio Bitters. 50o; and
$1.00 per bottle at Fetzer's drug
store ; : 'l
To Be Beantlfnl.
Eat fruit for breakfast
Eat fruit for luncheon.
Avoid pastry.
Shun hot- cakes.
Flee from hot bisouits.
iSat graham and whole wheat
toast - v
Deny yourself sausages at' break
fast. ,
Take omelettes or chops instead.
Refuse rice puddings. 5
Decline potatoes if they are served
more than once a day; ; r ;
Do not become a tea or fiofifed
fiend.- - . .. t., . ..mT-
Walk four miles everyjday.
Take, a bath every day.'.
Wash the face every nightfl in
warm water.
Sleep eight hours a night.
Think more about making other
people happy than of mating yburl
se'f comfortable, but : 4
Don't worry about either. -
He Jf oajcht for hlg Xiberty.
Asheville, N, O., Dec. 11. Xess
terday Special State Agent J A
Perry, of MorgantOD, and posse sur--
rounded the house of John JLyda,
an escaped convict, in Henderson
county, to arrest him and carry him
bsck tor the; penitentiary. Lyda
fired through the window, the feullet
striking Perry in the shoulder and
seriously wounding him. Friends
of Lyda ran to the scene and a bat
tie was imminent, but finally Lyda
surrendered ud on threat that the
house would be burned over his
bead. Lyda Iwas brought to jail
here, Perry is in the Mission Hos
pital. Lydt?. was sentenced in 1883
for ten years as accossary to a kill
ing in Hendorsoncounty. He es
caped in 1893. a
TASTEtE!
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Parts Medicine Co. 8t. Louis, Mo." " t
, Gefitlemen:-rWo sold last iyearr 600 bottles of
GROVIS'8 TASTELESS CHILL TONIO and havo
bought three gross already this year. In all osr eir
perience of 14' ye in the-tirrlgt&uaineAahfcvi
never sold an article that gave sncn uniTersal flatly
taction, aa your Tonic -J. Xonr frnly,' ' v; rj i
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i For Sale'by all ufugratsl v o
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SEMINARS
A Flourishing School for Young
TEN TEACHERS
Ornamental Branches EeceiVe
Oaref ui attention 5 ' " fA -ttEV.
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