dJ&jl.l.y Q baAV6U i com 8buck!rg and that a roW among
iFHiND BARKIER & SON, the negroes ensued, Ouom nfaj
" jiiaiiors aim riuiioi-yii" tempt tuuc tvK4fi;,"v J v . -
promiscuously gajheirea,!3 but "pro-
.hiaitonai vur-oFwu.i nrietv biwqu8 t,nutufc-.oiuic.w-
snlta will TiOt 'admit or it it is
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wages' to get" work done than to give
whiskey as is abundantly " proven m
the sequel to-this deplorable efuuv
A second lesson should ba c ply
impressed, that that detestable way
of cursing a man when we amer
with him is 'extremely provoking
and much allowance she uld bt
made if it m .ts with more than
A-A - . .
four-page, eight-column paper. 11 moderate punishment, if more than
uas & iarger uuyuiavty- r-r-rr mm3 pr, te h Dnia hment ever is or can
than any other paper, rnce ox vn . f
AnvF.RTisiNG RATES: v 1U8 to oe regreuea lua. A-4.
rr Wnlr d vfirtiRement8 was given, end it is equally deplora
X. Dl IXIO v.x ii 5, .1 . ... i
nu 'iDown on application. bie that cursing is thought m oe a
Arlrifp.ss all communications to WflTr nf flvfncnnff :a real or ianciea
V Fifty Years: Ago.
This is the way itwas botiud to look
When grandfather had his "picter took."
These were the shadow's cast before
The coming of Conjurer Daguerre
And his art ; like a girl in a pinafore
Borne day to bloom to a goddess fair. -Men
certainly were not as black, we knott
As they pictured them, 50 years ago.
fPrTn
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Racket
THE STANDARD,
Concord , N. C.
wrong.
Ayer's 5iarsa
parilla
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OON(JURD, NOV., 81898.
V il Y 1 o jtt li s W EA R?
Tlic Iileal IMiiacea.
James L. Fruncis, Alderman,
CLicaso says : I rt gard JJr. King s
jStw Discovery ea id yal Panacea
ff nnnohti. fVilrit. and Ijunff :Com
Itvr. wf
plaints, having usod it in my family
i . 1
formerlT. but it is palD!far the lastfav yt-ava, to tno cxciu-
2lly nd aboclanglj iddulged in sion , 6f pbysicUisv presoriptionB
yet. You need but to have your Rev. Jobu BurguF,Keokuk, Iowa,
ears uuatop;ei wi hpar sone pobr, wrires: I have been a minister of
deluded creature unng the power of the Methodist Episcopal church for
u i4.u Uo. io i,ipcH in 50 years or mor and have never
v, 1 . ... , found any thiug so bene jiqial,:or that
urofaniuff the name of Hlm whom - , 'nlJ . fta nr'
reason and common sense wouia Kin2s New Discovery. Try this
direct him to adore e A praise, and Ideal Cough Kemedy now. Trial
justly provoking mighty Qod Bottles free at Jf eszer s urug atore
who gives him every breath he iiSau Autheat Veated Fact
breathes, when we all know by -nu- that there are 6ut few diseases that
inerous instances of sudden death, have not a cure in some herb na-
that when the Divine aid is with- ture's own medicine. . The, Indians
-drawn all living beings must yield and all untutored races have bad
to death's dread realities. ' knowledge of this from their mcip
What man would for a moment iencv- Rbeumitiem, the greatest
fipeak disrespectfullv io or of one emy to mahkind,is never found
tnoment to inflict' upon "him the
severest punishment?
began to make hew men, just
a3 the new pictures of men
began to be made. Thousands
of people fronted the camera
with skins made clean from
blotch And blemish, because
they had purified the bipod
with Ayer s Sarsaparina. it
Is as powerful now as then.
Its record proves it; Otners
Imitate the remedy ; tnoy
s&nt imitate the record :
50 Years of Cures
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Our
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Customers
Who wish presents of their own handiwork.
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While all know that this ' habit
offense to all well trained
characters, in point of politeness,
not to say Christianity, and renders
the conscience guilty to such a de
gree that it is impossible for its
-victim to grow better morally or
spiritually it is indulged m as if it
were not a. crime.
We naturally watch for and ex
pect other erimes against morality
&nd fidelity in those who shock us
with this unprofitable and offensive
liabit, Why do it?' No ''swearer
would like to be accused by any
one else of such unmanliness, such
puny weaknesi as not to be , able to
control himself iid la a' man that
can do or not do a little thing like
that..' : : ;. -f riid
Men boast of 'their manhood and
pride themselves in being abler to
rule others and yet come down to
tho humiliating-confession that they
know they, ought not to and yet
they dq swear and" often say they
can't help it. At the same time if
3ome one speaks disrespectfully of
them they are ready torn extreme
resentment, and know not that no
one can be so offensive toward his
fellow men as the swearer is to his
Creator ? jWe would not ' magnify
swearing above all crimes, but most
other crimes injure oiIy their devo
tees while swearing poisons all the
moral atmoBpherci aroand it Valid
contaminates all - who are 1 not well
fixed in their . bearing ; against it.
Again we ask why do men swear ?
the first
! warrling of its 'presencef , the child
of nature goes to the j woods and
there-digB up au herb which he
industrially uses until the enemy
disperses and disappears. The secret
of this herb and its curative powers
are becoming known to the whites
who are effecting cures little short
of the miraculous. Cases of twenty
years standing have been perma
nently cured and when taken in the
early stages it completely eradicates
the disease from the system. The
name of this herb, and directions
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. oQfiirars rpmnants of the finest quality of Drapery Sats
een made at 12 cents yard, ? These goods retail at 25 cents
per yard regular. They make beautiful quilts, sea tidi
lamberqums, pillows or screens.
9i5 Trnrrls Tftmnants of Printed Silk oline, including the
very stylish Persian effects worth 10 to 15 cents yard, going
at 7i. cents yard. y - V j v
67 yards remnants of printed Denims worth 25 cents yard
at 15 cents yard. :
Iast Notice--Town Taxes!
We also have some special bargains in double faced
Cotton Skirting worth 15c at 10c yard. These goods are ex-
T mn'of Viqtto vnnr farea lnxr fhft 1 frn liAnw 51Tir! will malcft an ftltfiftllftnt SKirt.
ior preparing; it in uuuvt;uiBut nf jo nri; I will have to settle
form, will be mailed you upon re- with the to wi on that 'date. I hope
ceipt of ,'50 cents, which -barelv all persons owing tne same win can
- - - i . . . . t - m
. u r ana settle avonce.. a win oa com
U1CCM3 tUC CAUCUOD V aUVClMulULi 1 . t JJ U
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We will have a full line of Christmas goods. They are
coming in now. we aireaay nave a nne'oi Japanese
i that far surpasses anything' we' ve : ever had before. Yase3
20c to $.4U eacn.
48 inch Black Storm Serge at 20c yard.
j.uc ucxM io uuwiurty.cBicycijuiut;. that time. .1 hope you; will settle
store. '- Address B. C Jennings, edi and save costs. J. L. Bogeb, ,
tor Herald. DunlaD. Ia. " . V J WM, S Town Tax Collector.
Jf. S. Preserve the above address Oct. 15 tf
as the local will not appear in this
paper again. ! ; 1 J - '
L.
HARTSELL
T;
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW,
WfllSttEY AlfD CtJUSIMG.
Two moral 8 may well be ; drawn
from the Cleveland homicide.; , : 5
(The wrreapondenf f rom Balieibury
io the Charlotte ObserYer says that
A frrnl hrftflth ia nnn of thft orrftftt
est amictions that a man or woman A -kt pi p n ' Tvt P
can have. An affliction not only MiN VvjxlJ, ; . in
t.n thftmBAlvfiH hnt. t.n thnRA with I ' Pmmnfj 'ftf.fpntinn orivfin ' to all
w w ww wMMrf w w ww w , A V, J W www w Vw V W O (
whom they come in contact. Afoul business; Office in Morris building
urea til is a gruttu uiauuiirager uiuuu-1 opposite COUrc.nouse.
an if nftnnlft nnlv rftflli7.fld iiifit what special Rates.
hfir hrAath rnfiann' "RaH hrfiatK ifli ''"Nrnrfh flftrnllna : P.nnffirenCA M. E
nnA of thfl Hvmntnms nf '4?,nnRtina-I v,r.v. Cah VtWaf
J f X UUU1UU) UUUUU) U,lUSbVU a V., J-V-.
tion.,T Somp of the other eymptoms 9fch 1896 Tickets on sale Dec. 7,
are sour stomach, loss of appetite, 9 im-u cnJ
sick and bilious headache, dizziness, 8 and 9, limited Dec. 19th, S9.20
heartburn and distress after eating, round trip trom Uencora.
IVl AM A - ' il W WM WM M W ! w nn I in - mwMw mmm
They lead to dyspepsia ,and worse . . xiYxy-.
? 5.,a Havme been dulv annointed and
able because ifoaa be cdred-onrec( quahfied sole executor of the last
easily, quickly and permanently, ana uwwmen. 01 yoi. uona
l- nan At 1 . MfAVAA'a. K fiaeonr UUIUJIIUUUI , .WVUVUGVUI. HU , UWUWMW
uy iiuo uD ui ii.v .iww .coou .1. a T J
Pellets. Theygive'to natureUust holding claims againstsaid deceas-
is no case of biliousness, constipa- them to the undersigned duly au-
any of the. test of the night-mare 47 NovemjMnlior.this no-
kAi;n. k.AA 4-v.a- , vAn n.iiA iLicu.wiii ua uitsau UH a iuai lu Lumr
eaid deceased; are : T notified that
"Pellets" will not cure.
Send21 cents in one-cent stamps
to World's DisDensarv Medical As
sociation, Buffalo, N. Y., and receiye
ur. Jfierce'8 lUua page Common
Bensa"Medical AdviRAr. illnst.ratA.
BBSPECTFULLY,
0 s t i
prompt payment is expected.
, JONAS COOK,
Executor of last will of John Shim
; poch, deceased. I '
This November 27th, 1896.
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