THE HEADLIGHT.
rrr.i.iNiii-:) v 'i -iinrsiUY.
si. nscinri ion $i.t.n n:ji ykak.
A. KiSSCOVi'i:", Ksliltu- Uiii! Proprietor.
(;..i.5,sis..r... X. ('.. J ;ily 1
-i ll i: may takiff now a i.wv.
Tin' Dinii'V Tarill liill was p.-iss-cil
I'V tin' Senate at .":".s i. :i.. Sat
unlay. and after another peit'mi---tory
visit to tin-House t!ie niea-ure
was t:-an-ii:ittfil to liu- 1'iv-Men!.
by whom it was siirned at 4:r j.
in.; o that it is now a law of the
land. The country will not take
loni; to find out its invidious and
iniquitous character, de-pile Un
careful cll'ort at concealment 1 V
niakinir soine of the ino-l import
ant schedules entirely ininU'lIiirihlc
except to the ltciietieiaries and the
experts i;i their employ. As a
whole, the new law may -ai'eiy he
pronoun. -cd tic nio-t dra-ti
jrni-piiiLT measure ever put upon
the statute hook-: and that ii was j
intentional
. ,;,.! i'.is ele.r.-icler is :
th" ine italile oa.-Iud. -n from the !
fact that the miuoiiiv wa- practi- ;
eallv u i'.houl
,uv voire in t!ie mak-1
.
inir of it, and Inat even tne cnane-
iuiielled bv a x-iise of dei-euey in j
the Senate were sui t-ei jilen! iy re-j
( lilted 1 -V the ci
rrc- anddoul.t-i
sat the diclation of the imlurir-es j
iracti-.-any ii'e-i
of liie whole bill
lai .inir o! liie wliole bid, ,-um wlucii :
took Csperia! care that il
recoup to them tin ir '.-amp
anres.
However, the tariil hill is now
out of the hands of the legislative
audi cecuiie bran-'ln-s of liie piv
ernnienf. and -loii'itle it w il! m-xl
fall into the hands of the judieiary.
( )ne of the lir.-t point- to be deter
mined is as to the time a! which the
law became eilective. Seel ion ''')
of tin- act itself contains the phrase,
on and after th dav w!i"ii this ;irt
: . :
sliad r'o into en
I'liras.-ol-.--Vil Uliioo'i .i.i'sso.- a.-ei.
that lie- 1
on l-'rida
thus s(-t f
Di-es,:
iw took hold a! im.mu.ii u -ousts, tietore we wib starve. U e
v hist. , the prineitileluive-ot the best wheat crop in the;
. N- ' , 'Siutli 1 ever saw e;row. Thev have '
: of Kiinois. Missouri, hnva. soutla-ru
The statue impiwin-'- a new rate!
' ' . I ..r-
or . ;i - nil ii 11 o 1 1 1 )e I n 1 lion
and after the passage of tin- ad"
applies t "foods imported upon
the day w h'-n the art
SltpU'Mle ( '1 isirt . 1 v i '
k cheet
A nil ii!
l lilted States. . ' t rap.cn. i
This would Mvin t.ihe coneiiislvi'
of t'ue points that ail p.ods with
drawn from bond Salur.lav were
siiba-ot to the new duties. 1 he mi-;
. .,, , .
porters, however. wnl ivs;s! J'''"
nilinir a- lx'hiir retroaeli e, if tln-v j
eon ibol o l,..."il t'oot'io'd for their !
1 1 ,1 1 ,1
d:un,: :ml ,hi'1V ,U:, W'1' a
plenty lor the judiciary ill the near
future
'
1 Iowcvcr, let us be thankt
( 'oiieffess has adji niriied.
1 . i' , , 1 ,'..,( !
!
;OI.I Hl M INb. j
;
, ., . , !
-.videiice cimtinues toaccitmulate .
that the uold discoveries in th
Klondike reoioii ot Alasxa nave:i.nv;l are thirty cents on the hum ;
been little, if at all. exa-ru'erttteil. jdred dollars, in Croivla about sev-'
The lll'.eoillradiep'd t : sfi mi :i y of
scores of reliable witm's-os is that
the ileposils are of wonderful rich
ness and probably of e-reat extent.
-The exeitemeiil created by the state
ments of returniiiL;- prospectors is
spreading to ail parts of this coun
try and Canada, and it i- evident
that there will be a tremendous
rush from all quarters toward these
llCW fields. Vet it would be well
for all who are thiiikinir of r-oinef
there to understand the situation
tin rit --lily liefore they set out. ' business 1lmt he may accumulate
( 1 1 .M ii"-vin'- is pot an easy life, I v;ist prepert v, or that his family mav
even un-h-r the n.M i'avoraMe eir- : V Jf "'7' i,l idle lives, has no
i riirht to .iea.l want of time tor other
eiinislaiiees. In me Klomlike near-! ,-iaims. It is not true that he can
ly everytliinef eoiiioiiies to make it nt comply willi them, but that he
peculiarly trying : u i I lianl. The
h.nu: and intense cold ot winter j
lraetieally cuts oil' the miners fori
the year from
' 1 ' :
the outside woi-1,1. and the ilisconi -
forts of the . short siinnni-r are said
to he scarcely less formidable.
, . , .
I lie ill llieilll les ot e-et t stipjihes
il.,.. i, i.. ii,
up after the mi
,a"'' "'r'"!
die of Septeiiiher are allllosj in-
siHH-raliie. and if a l:tr-o nuniher of
n.en su.ree.l in reaehin- it 1.,-fore
. . !
the winter sots in most of them ;
will have lo carry their own pro-'
visions hundreds of miles or run 1
:
Ihe ilanevr el starving. On the
whole, the rrc:it n i-i i ri I y of "oI.l ,
hunters would act w isely to wait '
. -. I
till next spring l.etore lryiitir their ,
luck. Few of them will irain any-i
thiiiir hy endeavorinir lo reach the
irromiil hefore the cominir winter, i
Many of them will timl themselves
strandeil far from home and friends.
unahle to reach the ohioctive uoint 1
and eomnelh,! b, ,v, ., 1 nil t heb-
i i
resources while waiting for the op-
porttuiity to resume their journey;
anil others who succeed in making 1 ward mr any case of Catarrh that can-
the trip l.efore winter w ill i.rol.ahlv n"t ' i-U t -v" ! ':?-;rvl 'UI'"'
. , , . . ; - I-- . v libN hi iV ( ().. Props.,
w ish lliev ha In !. (i.) to Klondike, ' Toledo, o.
youn-nian. if v.-u must, hut e-o1..,'' "'ideisined have known l-.j.
' HelleV tor the hl-t l- Vears. ,-in.l believe
slow- and Lp. n;-. J; Uot always him perl'eelly li.ui.iral.i.' in all business
the earliest l irospect or win . lim Is t ho 1 1 1 '" V'"'1 lji"-''lly ah!.-to i-iir-
11 , rv out any dliliation made hv their linn
l'lclicst nuo-o;e. I vi:sr i Tiu ax, Wholesale l)ru.-Nt,
.'niNn'tl,, way Tillman "t O.
talks there mip-t he Very little a'.out ' Hall's Catarrh Cure is tak.-n internal
that suirar h.isiness that he does not V1" SV' 71? :,'ul
i niiieiioiis siirtaci-s ot ilie system. 1 rice
already know. Tiiey miirht inves- j ?-".e per buttle. Sold by all Druists.
tialc hint with sturess. ' ' aJe the best.' '
S.iia Jones on Hit Tina's.
In !iiv peregrinations throughout
the country this tiucstion is perhaps
risked nie alnost as often ns "How is
your health."' -Mr. .Mc Is in ley and a
Ilepv.'olk-aii Congress have leen driv
ing the nutchi'iery now a little over
four moiilhs. The people are watch
ing for a cloud the si- of a man's
kind. The heavens liave .seemed a
brass for four years ami more, and ii'
there le any clouds they have not
a silver liniirr.
I have heeii through several of the
northwestern States in the last oi
daws. I have talked with the farmer,
the merchant, the manufacturer, the
lawver. the doctor, and the gentle
man of leisure. About half of them
talk hopefully; the other half say we
are in the .same hole we have been in
for five years and the sides ox'tting
slicker ail tne time. The free and
unlimited coiner, wherever you. strike
him, teems to be utterly hopeless of
his country. Thegoldbugs say, ''ffive
us time, gentlemen, tfive. us time, the
problem cannot be worked out in so
short a space of time."
I have, personally, lost hope in the
abilitv of either political party to
give prosperity to this country. The
politicians of "this country are pro
viding pap for themselves and the
fellows who help them into oi'hce,
! i and
if thev t an stay in oince, and the
pap-si
rs can he leu iney are nil-
wiUi wl.at iney uae accomp
1 in Coiunvss." The dickering
witii t:lC tai'l
this talk about inter-
national mmeiaiusin, cs mun- a
more harm than it is doihir good.
Ce.i-ress is not helping matters up
to date. 1 wish Tillman would take
his liitrii-fork and Ciean ut tl;e whole
aiul tlln (.'u.al, himself up.
This much 1 know, things are J,et-
tine: no worse, stoews anu oonu.s. ate
I :..?... I .,., ot o (r.wiil livinir
'-p ;iv,s.ana' c-attie "vield some
uiai-oihs of : profit to the farmer, and
;l( ii;;. a., m a.i ev.-rv lnuustiious. ixummii
, ", i eal man in thfs coimtrv who has work
,, . .,1.,,,,, f., ;, Wrl!
Things can't last as they are now.
Soinrthinr- will bend or break one
before lonr. When the ieop'e evt
thoroughly tired of rowiin ami
start out to accomplish someihin''.
then the maehinerv will beir'ni to !
move, but we can no more
rrowl
Ives out of present dillicultics
than a bov lost in the woods can hoi-
let himself out of the woods. The fiht against the confirmation
."o danger of starving in this conn-! of J. V. Howderly to be Commission
trv. oent 'emeu. If a man will ride , or Coneral of Immigration has be
throueh the northwestern States on ooiue so warm that .Mr. M civ in icy has
the rival: trunk lines and see the
cribs ,.f corn, the pastures full of cat- j
tie and hos. oats at eirht cents a
I .-.!,..! le.v il,e.... ,1,,::ii-s o ton nnd !
..f..iM-tl i.-v.f o's.-. in lii-iit ii iPtiotl ( J od
m, (iod i
nt itpon:
t Willi's
, '. lanself must send his iud'tnn!
; r r
i.s m tiv wav (o ire-rs ami
Minnesota and Wiconsin I have ever
S....M r'MW ill 1 Ill's.. Statl'S. lfrill'll-L'
. -
ltir,)iii;h tin' country and looking at
the wiu ai i'u-ids. not half of the fields
haviiio; a l.a'.f stand of w lieat on the
oround. indicates the shortness of
ti;e crop m these states, wheat wi.i
1:0 to a dmar a biishoi, out J rec-ion i,;
it will be after we sell out what we tl
have on hand in the Sauth.
In everv eommunitv into which 1
-o 1 find 'ome merchants properous. ;
s"ine iarnu-rs 111 spieimut shape, so.
iawvers with a bu practu-e. so
dootors doin- well, some preach,
with crowded houses and line salari
Also in evei
community there are;
'Honors uniiuui iiucuce. ia ei s , rom .i cell is 11 .-.1 more tor everv '
without clients, farmers t.avinir more! leathrr satchel or trunk: from 15 to!
intetest on mort-a.e;es and on otherjiT, per cent, advance in price of belts, j
i debts than their net income is. some ; st.-ips. harness and oth-r leather
....... a ,., ...I J 1 . , . . . -
" e.a in-1 s u on eonipai a 1 1 e v i.n o i
enure lies, some doctors who liave j
turned their last, patients over to un-;
derlakers. and so it ,'oes. I reckon
soon t ist s would ntil this state i.f
thaurs. "'the survival 01 tie fittest.
. .,
I suppose we win survive the Mtua-;
tion until the fall of the year when 1
taxes become due. State' taxes in '
enty cents. Jt (.eoi-'Tia Keeps muiti-
plyinj; her taxes in the in. xt five 1
ears as she has in the past, a fellow !
will have to move out of the State in '
self-defense. San 1'. Jonhs. j
Take JOHNSON'S '
j
CHILL & FEVER
TONlC.szZ
V;mt of Time.
Tlie m:m who imtiresses himself in
nas chosen ma lo no so. iue woman
who, absorbed in a round of jayoty i
and ; society, declares that slio has no
.time to traH1 ,ier children and super-
intend her household is utteri
eveuse as vain :w it ? fn'sn Klir.
; .simply decides to uso her time for
''''" '" purposes. And this liberty
:fehoi,v bel m f, every one in
spite of an v desire or attempt to dis-
m it.
-A little
ne'.iiis. v.h
Lrrar.d-chiid of ITuoh
lives in Meckienburir
ceeiity. not far from the L'niou coun-
,y "-VV 11 1"' da-Vn
tiL'o ami bit oil the head and a small
portion of the stem. The child's
irrand mother discovering blood in its
,mnu,th' ,mi' ""m- ami to
her horror found that the child had
bitten off a snake's head and was
-l!cvin,' it with the onion. The stem
"f llu 'T la.-o and hol-
low and had been broken oil some
distance from the top and the snake
had crawled into the hollow of the
st(Mn - -,, m
A. II. (Junter, of .Moore count v.
has a hen that he thinks is cei4a"mlv
Republican in .olitics. She came oil
with a brood of chicks, some of tin-
l,t'"u: l.'ack and some white. Sh
' 1,UK 1 ulc' 1 iM (me ljul t f"
the whit.
How's This !
We direr One 1 1 1 1 n ,1 1 H..1I.,,... !..
CORE GOfjSUMPTION,
T. -A. K'.oeum, M- -. thr ;rf:it (liemist
ail Seien! isf, (liter- to Semi I ree to t li
. tliielel. Three Cittlesof UN New
ly IHirmmd Kenn-ilie, to l ure
('on-'iiie,i: ion :ini All
I.-.ne,' 'l i-iiillilis.
-...ill hi
. 'Ticro vhn.uitlir.'jii-
r;l ITV l:i".' j"' ill ilw.ll..- t.i.lll Ii ll-Tel 1
M, .::,. V. '!. 1.1 i'liti. o; . I. N-.-.v ..iki ity.
I ..ulid-ni tli.it Ii.. ! .-...-i-.
f.-..,. an. I all 1 nil :u
t.i ni:i !, it iiP'Sit ii .-in tn.m ii. j
tin- , I...HI... Oil.- si new sys
1 ii Ills, and
-,,-iicl. tr...-.
Hie.lieiliel
t.. :,i.v r.-:i.l.T ..f 'I i..' li-n-ilii'M lm is Miir.-rii.tr
In. -n .''! t.tliroilt mid i u i t r. -tj s,.rr.. li iiiui.lieli.
II.. iuvit -s tlioM- ! sii-.iis .f .I.Miiiinir the remo
di.'s to sini! v st ml liim tl.cir exeress mid .o-.t. .llii-o
ad.ln -. an I'lvc-ive in i iii:-:i tin- ll.rw Lottl.-s.
A ireuly (!.is "new . i nlitir ooiirs;.1 'f llieili. -in.-"
lias ..rii'ia!H.!iUy ciir.'.d tli.nii.iiuN of HM'UrfiiUy
ili.ii eases.
II,. .-.in-i I. -is it !.N religions duty- a duty wliicli
lie owes to hiiiiianily !o...nati. liN infalliiile run'.
tillered freely, ai art from iu inherent strength, is
enonuli to e mend it. and more so is the jielfeet
eontid.'iire of the creat ehenii-.t maUini; the oiler.
He .roved c.in-ii:iii.tioii to he a turahle dis-
'I'l.ere will he no n, Ntake in st'n.liMg t!ie inNtak.i
11 i,e in overlooking the l.vtor"s ceneroiis invita-I!.-hie.
on liie in his American anil Hum
an lalioraMii.-s thousands of testimonials of i. v
rieliee from tiiose cured, in all (.arts of the world.
I It-lays are daniieioii.-M mail your addreNs to T. A.
renin. M. '.. ! l'iue Street. New York, and when
i'.inthe Iiortor. dea--e mention reading this ar
!r in The 1 leatllisla.
.Nati.mal ( ;iii!al attt'rs.
Washington, I). C, Jnlyl'l, 1SD7.
From Our lii-itjUir i' Tre-;.. n lent.
The Senators who opposed the ta
riif bill bean their kic.dn s-'vera!
weeks too late. If ail they not al
lowed themselves to be tricked by
the trust-bound supporters of the
bill while it was bein.e; considered in
the Semite they mi-dit have had ev
erything that they kicked too late
for, and tnirrht even have succeeded
in defeatine; the bill. When cotton
ties, cotton b.'ir'rm;' ami burlaps
were put on. the free list, and the
duty on white pine lumber was re
duced to SI, the trust-bound Sena
tors did it merely to keep the opposi
tion uuiet and with no intention of
a imviiii' them to remain
JIad the
kirkiti" been done at that staev of
the r-ume it wou.d have been easy to
have secured pledges that would
have insured those items bein' let
alone in conference. To kick on the
conference report could accomplish
i.othlni,r, unless hacked by votes
enough to reject the report, because
the report had to be accepted or re-
iected as a whole. The new tariff
will do more for the Democrats than
any id
kin;r on the floor of the
Senate could do.
requested Republican Senators not j
to have a Vole te.lu a upon the noaii-
nation until the regular session of!
I re, T! ,i- !.. i . es u !.. -m-. i
li-htin coiitirmati-m sav thev have.
f,o:n a ,f.k let ii u.u! ,,r of j
s;, 1 .... tl.o r i-liiiil in--!
I. .rl 1 1 I e r o : em ' ' ei eii- tluM- iei.
t.vn. if the vote were taken now, and !
Mr. MeKm'.oy re-an Is rejoctioii as'
lu-obab'.e that he has promi-M-ii to 1
v.ar.ts IN.wd-rlv to hold it dunmi
the recess of Coni
,.f l.e-.m oll'i r-l i
n pavmeiit 1
Seii.it r Ti'ihnau was a very mad
man when Car R--ed ma-'e the House
C..;:;ai:.ttee on R..lcs rrfa-e his re-:
,p.ot for a -p- cial order for the ;
........ ( .
House, to vote i ;-.. a las P.-iieiisirv
realty J.assru i.y the Senate, at
ssioa. J: .preventative Khiott,
of South Carolina. opiosed 5 ho .'rant-
in ' of S..n:itm- Ti'dman's i-e.in..r
Acconiiair to an expert business
the iohowin" is the tax t hat :
vi'd be paid to thesii;ar. t-.ba.-co and
eat'te-r trusts. 0:1 account of the new ;
teiiuii.ican tarill': An a vera ire of ."0 '
cents, more for ea-h pair of shoo: '
e r0 r ; s o ' 1 Cell I a KlUlllI IIKHV ill'i
sa'ar. and a viu-i-al advance in
prh-.-s ami deterioration in qualit v of ;
iull cand'u-.s and proerv.-s: an advance'
: ,,f .,0 c-i.ts a box on imported cLrars :
and a 'nera' lo-.vorli-" of ou-cit v in i
i oiqua.nv in
ail rra a-s ; euars and ciiraivt tes. ;
Some of Sp. aker R.-ei'.'s admirers
are verv sore b.-eaus,. i!.v .,,.,'...',...,1 i
that litt
oo:1f-re.
i i
.': Hit the I louse i
at for a s o- i
.-ehe-lule that would 00, rate a'ai:it
the trusts, and p laved MiL'ar stock
p, fall. Its t rei.i.-i.V,..r., Use. which
is row List. c,.tul.t ihem lor lanv
amounts.
(-u ,,.,;,!tr-s f,,,',,,1,,!,',;'i'''
stna:! uenommat 1. n,s. 111 anticipation
of a larjre ditnarai for currencv to be
used 111 inovii: the crops.
The extra session of the Fifth fifth
Congress came to a iitial close to
nirht at ! o'clock.
.Di.iiMioiiii mai:ki:t la roiir.
.n re te.l Weekly I.y H iker, Isler i d
W luilesiiie mill lletiiil (.roi-crs.
(.'uttnll
liulk Meat I'''' V
Salt
Uiee meal
X. ('. Hams
. . V. Shies
?-!e.-tl p.-rs:ick
L'li.ur
..j(l(('SI
. . . .'.'to
l.(M)
I.IKI .r).()(l
- Sl'.ar, r:imil;tteil
t'orn .
Oats.
Hay..
Suffered Eighteen Years.
1'ains Drp.irtPd and Sleep Came.
Jlrs. Julia A. Drown, of Corincrton, Tonn.,
w!u-( litwhur.a lian chsir-o cf the electric
lH-ht plant :it th-tt l !...ee, 1,,-is been ;i preat
su.Ter.-p. II--r aiJii,, nts ami rji-eay cure
arc best rlcserUV.-d !.y h--:-;r if, n-ifeliov-s:
tort y.'-tirs I p;i'T'-p 1 f r-m nervoenrss
nri'l ir..!i.-. ai-,.-,. i ; . i,...:.v reric-y ree-or:iT;ij.-u..e-l
17 f-.ir.Py i,t1 fri.-t:.!:!, lmt I
CO'.ii.t pel no re!,, f ;. ;l;1. 1 wo yenrs :i"0,
ciaus, Lis. hariet, Mi-i-y I'ii.l'f.iwwd!' tie
Mrs. Julia A. Brown.
informed me that I ha.i become dropsical
anil that there was litilu hope for iue. I
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine,
1 tt.is then unablo to pet to sleep until
well on toward dayli-ht, and during all
this tinic I had a deep, heavy pain in my
If ft side. uas tn..t miralls, indeed, but
after takinsr one-half bottle of the Amine
I could sieep all ni-ht just as well as lever
tIKl. iho Afri-iiH! 1 tlie only remedy that
gave mil any relief whatever. I am now
waiani stron-,', a-id I thank d-d. every dan
of my Itje fur Ltr. MiUs' Atrvine." "
MRS. JULIA A. BROWN.
Dr. Miles' Neryino is Fold on a positive
puararitee that the first bottle will Vnefit!
Alldrui-?istsscllit!itjl16 bottles for?",, or
It will be sent, prepnid, on receint of nrien
by tiic Dr. ililes ii'edicLl Co., Elkhart, PInd!
Dr. xniiles' Nervine R?.ffiu,
Every woman ueeds Dr. Miles' Tain Pill
fif'-'J'- &jij , I
hW,fC -4 hi
(Jiiahit ami ( iirir.iis Male Hems.
Durham now has a lady doctor,
Miss Clara .Martin, who is a graduate
of the school of ostecpothy, of Kirk?
ville, Mo.
Henry Williams, a five-year-old
Ilowan county boy, is a musical gen
ius, bcin able to reproduce on the
piano any tune he hears.
A 'Jreensboro contractor tells the
Ilecord that VM houses have been
completed within sixty days or are
in course of construction in Greens
boro. It is said that Dare county has
not a single farm and every house
may be reached by boat. Pamlico
county has neither railroad, doctor
nor lawyer.
J. Tj. Wilkinson, of Vance county,
has a curiosity in the shape of a four
lerr,'cd duck. All the le,rs are per
fectly formed, but the front ones on
ly are used in walking.
Mrs. Mary McCoy last week re
tired from service; in the 1 to bedel
cotton mill, near Roekinhom, after
having worked steadily in a cotton
factory for more than fifty years.
J. II. IJrinijle, of Rowan county,
while plowing in anew ground, Wed
nesday, ploughed up an old army
fjun, which had probably lain there,
concealed since the close of the war,
3'2 ears ao.
Sol. J. Jones, of Wilmington, has
the largest Chinese balsam farm in
the world, containing about five
acres, from which he ships to the
lar;e cities East and West and ob
tains fi.r this balsam from 10 to -I
cents a pound. He has a Chinamen
with him to cultivate this truck who
is well experienced in the business.
According to the Monroe 1 In
quirer, a certain Union county farm
er has a clock which is a true baro
meter and foretells rain more accu-
rately than the oldest weather prop
het, liefore a rain the strokes of
the clock become indistinct andean
scarcely behead. In dry weather
the strokes are very clear and dis
tinct. The Lincoln Journal says that a
younj man named James Ilamriek,
died at Iron Station last Sunday, un
der pi culiar circumstances. He was
convalescing from an attack of fever.
Saturday a work train on the Caro
lina Central was en-.'aed in loading
and unloading railroad iron in front
of his house. That niht he dreamed
that he. was lyin on the track, un
able to move, and the train was about
to run over him. The fright lirouyht
on heart failure, and he died,
4tlt- T?i-
L: (X I llC T OOt
:'.'' '
l: ''A
-v ;'' W i l j-'-1
f; ,, Oi G, 1 IV
'v';.-l d-'Zj
sa-vs an .tnent English coctor, "wt.
ill
carrv enougn poi;
ison to infect a house-
hold." In summer-time, more espee-
ially, dis ase germs rill the air, malti-
tudes are infected, tall ill, die ; muki-
tudes escape. These messengers of
m;i0h?et do not exist for millions. Why
not ? Because they are healthy and strong
protected as acrocodile is against gun
shot. It is the weak, the wasted, the
thin-blooded who fall ; those who
have no resistive power so that a sudden
cctath or co.d develops into graver
disease. We hear of catching disease!
Vhy not catch health : We can do it
bv a'.wavs mainuininz our health
veiohr.
tV & " .f
C0lv5 GintU&tCTU
.fP.I 1;.,.. r:t . . J :.u
"t u iuimhii:cu iiuuiu.l
ment; food for the bui.d:ng up of the
svstem to resist the attacks of disease.
It should he taken in reasonahle doses
all ,uinmer long by all those whose
.- u .u j j u i
Wea:at is bdow the standard of hea.th.
i .'. . , i . .
6 t,wu-'"' " " u"llc
now-
i'"or sa'-e b' aU druists at 50c anJ ii.om
" " " ' " "
THE
NEW
Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine
VriTH
Rotary Motion ar.d Ball Bearings,
Easy Running, Quiet, Rapid,
and Durable.
Purchasers say:
" It runs as light as ;i feather."
" Grent improvement over anything
so far." f
" It turns drudgery into a pastime."
'The magic Silent Sewer." ,
All sizes and styles of sewing; ma
chines for Cloth and Leather.
WESTBROOK 5 CULBRETH,
Sur.r. Ai.kms Mot-vr Oi.iyi:, X. c.
E. 81 CUTHBERT & CO,,
Uankcrs and Hrokers,
r.ro.ul Street, - - - N,.w Vrnk.
PRIVATE :-: WIRE.
Krimili )Ui
UalciL'li,
Wilson,
Fayette illc,
.Monroe,
Ifiniiam,
(iililslniro.
. VaiIehoro,
(liaiiollc.
Cotton, Stock-, (Jrain ami Provisions
bought ami sold for cili or on margin.
JOHN E. CROW, Manager,"
(;I.IiSi;oUO (KKICEi
ALLEN & DORTCH,
ATTuUNEYS AND COVXSELLUUS AT LAW.
(JOLDSliOIU), X. c.
THE (
NEW HOOKryvSSiv
, J.-W r-. p ;
I hunt "
I - .s il
ssj
"M
i "
SPrXIALjMESC
JroUSK I-OK SALK Located on cr
1 nor of (Jeore-e and (ak stiroN, two
stories, coiitaininir si con veiiieiitly ar
ranged rooms. For terms apply to this
otlice.
SADDMiKV. r,n;cY i;o;:ks and
Whips, in hut.''' variety, an ! at al
most your own price, at
Sol Tlii:!;i..M. Ri.lNKI.KV & Co.
IOI1 l'ltlNTIN't; NKATRY AND
,J cheapiy done at this oliiee. lisii
mates f iiinishe.!. Troofs sulnnilted.
Mail orders will reo ive carefii! atten
tion. D( )NT i ( i;i ; i: r i i ; at ( k k r n-rs
shoes are t he hesi for the money,
livery pair u arratited. n sale at (iol.ls
luirn only, at
Sot TUKi:i.Ni. ri:iNK!.i:v &('.
lTKAD(rAKII-i:s r 1I raikjains
I I in Drv (in.ids. Notions. Shoes ami
(.'lolhini'. Whell com 111' to toWII lie
tire to call on u and save iiionev.
Sot i uiau.AM.. lil.-INKI.KV A: Co.
KKSS (iooiis AND MlOliS AUK
; low er than evt r before at
our slorc. .Now is tiic accept. '! t inn' o
;et what von want. Money acil is
money made.
Sot i n KiM. am. I:i:inki.i-:v Co.
To Water Consumers!
Owinto the siekni ss of the sliper
iutell.lelit of the Water Work-, the
Usual waiter rent n.-tiecs have lmt
hceu seat out till the l-'.th of this
mouth instead of the 1st. the hills
have all h.-en made out out lie .piar
terly payment plan. All ilcsirinir to
retain use of t lie Wat.-r Company's
water w id pl.-a-e pay or send lh.-ir
rent to the ( '.'iiip;oiv;s..ilee. Walnut
-t if t.
OtlicO Itot'.l-s fie Ml !' 1" i.' a. ill.. - to a p. 111.
Frank Evans A. ( .,
Will carry a -a: !1: .-.i-k of linii.os
and i'pe la .-,;, .1 !..- water e. ii-um-ers
and hopes I.y pi ..nipt aileiaiuli
tc. Old.-! - ail. I mod.-! Ue eh. i;o-es 1,.
olitain a siari-'.' the liu-inr-.
SALK T,l TAX KS.
'I'his is to o-; ,. ,,,,! I have !,- i
ed on the property of he parlies named
helow . w ho failed in pay 1 ii. -i r t a v for
IsiMl, and w id sell -cell at ptih.-o otiterv
at the eotin house in ( ioi 1 -! -, ,. on Mom
d..y.A,:,i sl,ad.ls:,:.a!, n: (
V-KKr;
kVxV -m
T.tN( ol. Indian SpiinsTowiisnip.
.irsT i;i:ci:i vi:d
200 -:- POUNDS
OF
LAHDRED"S-:-SEW-:-CROP
Turnip Seeds.
ISrOlNTE BETTER.-
-A 1"
Mils. VWIKIAI
ci:i-:coi:Y.
-.--5 V
All K
Oliiee over Miller's Dvuz Non
IVlilly ilee:i Ve.I :un liruken i!nwn teetil
ami runts er m-.l wit h l'm eelaiti ami
jjol.l, anil ma.le as g, i. as s..iiii. teeth.
All eliartre- i-l-v l easi.nalile.
f JT 1
rXt-it-i J IjIJIJI -
Am Ukuiksm Vm i;ki.k
At tiik Ni.w I'm niain
1 1"
E. W. EDWARDS.
-Ml -:- liie- -:- I i .. 1 1 : 1 e -:- 1 i-ii.IM.
Fancy (Jrnccrics. ( 'uiifecti.inarics
ami l-'ruits in lare variety ami
ciieap.
Kast Walnut St., opposite Mayor's ollicc
Summer Meats,
Ice-Cold Meats,
Served Our Patrons Daily.
Only the Best
Brought to Market
Sol.l at our I'lahlisliinciit.
kisi:i: ciTV nr.i, i:i.'v.
A'0111- 1 i-oii:iii- SS..li il el.
S. Cohn & Son,
CITY HUTCH KKS.
-DO YOU
Contemplate Building ?
If so it will In- lo your interest
to have your tinniiig ami gut
tering ilone liy ns. for weTiim
To Save You Money.
Call on tis ami nl.tain our esti
mate ami weare certain l hut t!ie
wortc u ill l.c ours.
WE DO PLUMBING,
lock repairing, in fact, all kinds
of tin ami sheet metal work, ami
fully guarantee our work in ev
ery iiistatice.
Taylor & Lane,
(at S.l15. Parkers old tan,l.)
! ';... -T.P
j'' f r ' J CZi" ft I Z C
'.Jiil-lo. Seraciirnes they s:.y t: apaUe:.'.: ..oc.
u-.:st.-::.c.- v.-.Il avail. V. u r.-.i-ht :: wdl rccoac;!.
- 1 1 y. -::r will." 'I !: r.-i.r laany iastaaef s
e tl.::: 1 t!:e:i th.' r::t:c-::ls a-stonL-lieJ even
LsVdaj v. cll after ta'.l::.;
FT7s r. ffi -rs. r-
Wtn. V. A.tivs.cf T?7?-.th Ave., r;.. -lost t.
'-: N V.. ii.:.oiH!- o. ii.- Miiirret a-oi-i.s ei
"i.s:-: 'I kiJn y .:... j T.'.e sur-.n s:iJ I..- i:..,t:::t--"""Vr.
r.--. nit tj 1 cr I. .-v. ;:'.i surt'v .tl.---!':. t
r'' t:i l::: : 1 v I. I.o-en Dut .".r ..! ::rs
wiellr J :-.:!;r;t. I..' 1 .-!: i 'r. DaviJ I.onae-y
fav.- !-. p.-r-o.ivn-J CT'Jt : 11.
This e -.rr..r.n-Jy aii) cures ut.-rs. s..r.s.
s-r'if:i-.i. --sit rh-:en. rlvHirr.-.ism. ccz I.
r -n-ila-.-'i t':; !-.-. !. arl curss hanirt.S'.f tl.
tliit u:.,o t:;. cj.i-.t:.-a:i.n.
5 1 A IlOTTI.'
X irOTTLl S. i j. AT ANY DK.
1
'JMMO I'XIVKl.'SITV.
7 Teachers. 1 1 :J Students, (Sum
mer School l".si total, ."il'.l. Iloard
ss a 11, out h, :! Rrief Cours.-i. .', J-'ull
('nurses, Law and Medical Schools
and School of l'liarmacy. (Jradtttite
Coiii-ses ojii-ii to Wotn.-m Summer
Seh...il for Teacliers. Scholarships
and Loans for the Needy. Address.
I'll! SHHAT Al.l.l lfMAN.
Chapel Hill, X. C.
ELOH COLLEGE, K. C.
i::..n i ..:Vu. vi.liie.'. nt I'ftv t!i..nui. .L.llars.
j.-.. .,...;;,-,.) ii,,. Cl.risiian hie. li. I.- al .1 en Hi.
Southern U.nl r. .ml. six lv-li e miles nest of Hal
eii-le I uresi wilier; nl.-t s..lul.ri"iis eliimil.-:
r I l.iiil.liiiirs: c.-e.liu-ali..nal; elli.-ielit laeillO
of . I.a. m: tl.n-e i;...l lil.-r-.rv s.H-i, li. s an.
haa : n I lil.rarv an. I rnelin..' r n: -e.-I
lent moral lone; Iul'Ii lira. I. of work; lioim-liki
in ll.aiia'e.i.elit. Oir. is ti.e f,.IIo ini; .l.xrees
I'll. U. . . I. .air I A M. i:xi.e!.-s l.-rate:
i I'-.ar.l. to ln r er miiitli: tuition. !.-. 1.. f-j
.:ill v.-ar: miisir. i is t i 1 1 ir. .M-ntioM, i-oa;
j ii.cr.-iul ;nU i-n-vunilory ,l-.itrt.n.'lits. I 'I
a.
K..r eai;.!. i'iie and other information, avi'ly to
Il!. . .1. O. ATKINSON. M. A.
,llarvar,.l
I liairni-in of Family. KI..11 C..llei.v. N-'.
THE STATE NORMAL
AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE,
; i;i:;-:ns;ioi;o. N. C.
Offers t:i(- voting noliiell ef liie State tliorolltlll
Vrol.-.-ioiii'il. literarv. r!a m.-.U. vin-.tiir,. ami
ii..!iotri .1 .-,..i.-:iti..i.. Aemial exe.-ns.-s :l to
fll". I'ariilly o "J.. iii..iil,.rs. More tliail I.KI
re-iitar stu.l,."its. rraela-e s,-..,l of r; ii.ils
I-..- l.-aeliers. More than l.-.'nc inatrieiUiites re.-resciiiniL-
every eeiinty 111 the stat.- i-xi-e.t three.
i rrri-oii'lelHV inva.-il tr..in tiios." ile--iriiii;
ei.i.).e!rllt trail:. -.1 t. ael Tl ., cure l.o.,-il
in .1--i :iul. rl all fr.-e-tiiil...n :a ( lie if:, ns must
U-ii.a.ie lvf..r- iii i.-i s. I .'.r c:Cal. .mie ami
liil ..l.:.;i ..II. a.!.:;e-s
FRESiDEHT Charles D. L'cIveb.
GOILF0RD-:-C0LLEGE.
!" i n: s :i 1 .x
l'iv.. larefe and we'll ;ll-l;lll;'.-.l hliek
he.iidiliLr-. hesides new ( i V It 1 ! 1 :t i II ! 1 1 .
Seieiiee 1 lall I10W I illi h 1 i II IT. Co-cthl-
eatioiiah r.iii'.dimrs specially plan
ned for 1 1. .t li s..,-. Location in
h.-ailhtu! l'i.-.iiiccit sfclioii. :',iiu
acre 1 la i r v farm. Three i-hiums leaI
iaj :.. -l.-j.-ees. A!-.. M'lsie, Art and
rhvsicai 1 raining. ( en cspoinlein-e
sol'icite.l. I'mis. L. L. Ilniiis,
luiifol d ( olie'c. N. i '.
NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
MECHANIC ARTS,
"'11.1. Ol'LN Slil'T. 17.
i Tiioroiuh aeademie. scier. t i lie and tech
j Iliea, colli ses. Lperiellce.l Spcciit!-
is;, in every d- pitri nienl .
r.Xi-l s.s ;
: -n
Including Board:
l .ir Cniiiity Mii.l.iits
I l'l.r nil lltlier s,,,, ,,t.
;.:i.iii
l -.'.. no
A;:y .. ri .-.:. s ,.. ; .
Al.!: WI'Ki: 11 Ili.I.l.AHAY. 1.1.. I..
i-i.. n . . i i. . ..I. nt.
EAGE
iiin-itn-r V'.uiiir I.ailii-s,
INS I ITU IE ..aiei.ii.N
l"e. Il.-sit liiii!.l:n-s ami I.ear.tiful
e;i-..-uii.s in ;l Healthful l.iie:iti,ii)
wilh sp'em'i.leliiiiate. Man. Is :it tin-ei-y
tr.mt ;n Female K.Iiteutioii.
'rimriuieji, ii, it C(,Hl-es. Ili.jr, ,
lis St-ii!,!;!!.!. 1'Ns l;rsi;, JN i ts
1IK.1! MUK-AI. KINK A M 1 ns N.
Ti:t.l.i: I I AI. AH MielAI. IXKI.f-
iai r.s.
T riity-oiit' oiueers .-un t.-aelii-rs.
Vt-vy ii-as.inal.le jiriees. Semi l'.r
eatalnejue.
TRINITY COLLEGE.
Next Nessnuis Opens ejit. SI li
'I'liree full courses nf sf.11.h-. Lai-.'e
I nmi.l.el-,f eleetixe,. Twn full chairs in
! tii.ieua.lniitte.lt.. all classes
One lliin.lie,! ;in,l ,. TIi.iii,:iihI l,.ll:lrs
a-l.le.l to the cii.low ment ilurin the
ju escni year. Only male literarv college
in North Carolina that is loea'tcl iiTa
city. '1 he ln s litlsim-ss cojirst' offelCil
in the State. Semi for all. tun an.l cata
logue. A.l.lrcss, C. KIL(,().
: : li ijiiam, X. C.
DAVIDSON COLLEGE,
PAYiiis, in. -. (
Kixly --,.Jir - Si-pLiHL.-n;.
Ten l'l-ole.sois ,,:i. A-si-t.-mts.
Four Seieiitilie Lalioratoi ies.
Three ( 'olll'ses for Degrees.
CI;issial, Malln-iiialiral,
Lilt'ranr,
Si-M'iiUHi-, Iliblical.
IVrms Keasonahle.
-m:m r.i a ( ATA i.ik. ri:.
J. 23. SKCTTl A t? Trvra
----1
J'l.'KslDKNT.
Fremont -,- AcademyT
A IIOMi: S('()(Ij.
FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 6, '97.
Send your daughters here, where
tliey will have the advantages of
s.hool coniliined with home lif,.
Diseiphne.nililont liriii.i ustr.icl io'
thorough, rates low.
a school Foil tiii: tliii-s.
I'.ates f.,r school year, from Sept,.,,,,
ner to .June, i Literary dep: ,eellt
t1 '" I',"IMt' Miss
:" i1i' ient and a,
con,j ,sh(,i ,,.,. lf Ulll.
as just enjoyed a curse of special
trauung , i;sto. will . in
t our music department. "
t:F.a- further partietilars write to I
the principal,
AUi. AV. II. SlM:i(iUT.
FUEMT, X. ('.
I'uiu has i..,t.!,.nv wit), I r. Miles' I'aln PlluT" i
A LARGE LOT Ce-
tadebaKer mm anu
to fu'.M vWUi-v f'i--"!' til1,1 ;
otiods villi I'" f)oi::.dit elsewiien- 1 -; -,
WILL SAVE YOU
.n evefV II!'L'' orMlllTOtl
.,n,l I.esi.L's I iim tliy sole
ouee
JOSEPH edwa:
The Champion of Low Pri
WE WANT MOX.-ii
AS VK INTKND TO
T,T.
"31 Ta"i VY SY ii y
AT som 1: FiMCi:.
Cost Guts a Small Figure Willi
It Is Money We Want,
Money We Need,
And Money Wo !
Every Article in Our Store Has Been 8re.?;'
11'' rents :ui l l." triiN ( );' imlies nn.l Ks;.i.;-'s : ,
per y.ir!. I.m'.ies" Fine Sliirt Wtiists. ,,!.! 7..
iiiiT :it ."' :i!pl L'-V-ts, Stiilisiir -.'i' sM :tt I:';, et-pi -. ;:
EVERYTHING ELSE IN ?R0?0
Remember the
MOUNT
WESTBROOK & GULBHETH, Prop
(Sc -ei's--irs t, C'.'.Y u-: 'li Il.-t.s. I
-sjf-'-
1 1!
rum itu re or every iJosonp.'on,
CHINA, GLASSWARE,
and CROCKERY,
Tlie Leading Furniture Store of Mmi
PRICES ALWAYS
AND
JOSEPH ISAACS, prcpiicto,
Special - Sales
are ge.ing,,,, ev.-rv dav at our esia!,- i A A fjf vJ'A :h
We Are Selling Cheaper; T"'"t '
!!:;:;i:;;ICril:iSiJ;
Our Prices
Tell the Tale
and weare selling j.hkIs fusi.-r than
we can get them in. Anoth.-r m-w
lille of Mimiili-r goods jut leceh e.l.
Come ipiiek and secure our enorm
ous ltartrrrins.
Dennis W. Cobb k Coj mm "'
K. w: s. ...-. v ..... 1 " "'v'- :'
STLER ALWAYS LEADS,
DRY - GOODS.
i'Myar.lsimi.(;illi:i1:Uusfl.1,uir(li(
cents lorpard::.i'oo var.NCali.,
extra. piahty. only .Vts.,' I.imo vards
l:uit goo-.Is liought low. from to
""cts. per van!.-
NOTIONS ! - NOTIONS !
Toweling.-,,-, yard: good socks and
stockings .,-. pair. I,cst ,-..!, -.Mic.
i .wu.,. nne .ircss Imttons on!v .V.
:i dozen.
HATS and TRUNKS.
A lino straw hat only le i;..,.
,':'!-0V'-Vr",r - I'':lile leader
tos I .,.. latest stvles. A ,..,. J., ,,.t.
trunk $1.1.-,, ,). si.pjV;,1,.,.,-;-1
GROCERIES and CROCKERY.
Just look colTeo II) .,.nS s,,,r
iiov I ,,,Ia 'lv i;,.. i
x Lorax soap and, t,1(: sp,.,,,, .-..
I J and samvrs i'et, J A
glassware and almost? ilM kJ llN .-
F. B. EDMiiNIISliN.
lii-l Walnut M,Vl,.T:,,,K.,,, ;V ,.
I I.nilirlil tle-M ; ... .
e:it firs tills ! ,
- e:it f.n- tin
iu. - 'ioct my st iv.
SOUTH IX Till
OF OTJIo
Goods Must Go!
OLIVE, N. C,
: JiOi
N tL K '
o r
A T
RIGHT
THAT TIIK i.uW !!
.veeping
RedLiclio!! i:i
BUCK'S GOOK S fOYES
anl I irtii iTv-s- A
mcnt .f L::i i- :
LOW PRICES Oil AL!
Cm-nl S -e. A ;
w u unoQlM
CLEVELAND
; ' " '
-:.-V..).-
i. -J
-AM'
Westfield :-: Bicycle
ai;:: ti;f. :' -:
r.-r s:. :
I
GIDDEKS' -:- JEWELS
if
t 4