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YANCEYVILLE, N C, FRIDAY, JAN. 27, Tm
OL IV.
NO. 25.
The News-
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W If. TIIOM I'SON.
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Attorney at Law,
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Attorney tnI Ctun'Hn'$ at fstirf
YANCKVVILt.i: N. C.
W,i; gic por? attenuoa t all tcs:aet
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Watchmakers an,t Jcwek-r.s. c
fOKUl.lTs. N.C.
" WATCHES, CLOCKS, SPECTA
CLES. JEWELRY. CUJI5. PIS
TOLS AUD Sc'.v:.'C M A
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BLACKaiMITHING.
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aataar. va Ltt nOte ia ievrtahf
" A. li. WATSON.
Surgeon Dentist,
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cat cl 0-eII aa! I'lsi C cojM:s
Atwmtnl ol Ieati?ty. VN
pro-apt a:te:w ta call by md. i'.hAtr
MOl(ta!r.
James Fkickkk,
JEWELKR,
328 Main Street,
DANVILLE, VA.
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laJct Watch tt SI. tit P. . I
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Nw ti Wtr?taty Watci. !'rt oat
for S . :-vtij aad re. citra.
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Dr. H. 1 Joyner,
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la etrry fa;wt, Ajer" ILair Vi,jor
ertr flS t reatont t! jtrattif-I frt-ab
r$ ax.I !;r to fjk.Ir-1 an ! pray Lxir.
It aivj prevent t!. ha-r fcxra fAlIInj,
era.lK.ktra ilinlruJ, ac-1 stinulatca
wt-ak har to a t irr growth.
Iire yara r. my hair, which waj
jCiu r"r, "ou.ni r. "! tKif,:. tol, in
r-;l cf cnttlir. ai.l irwu ir-ar.
tKti f-th'u.Ir tmnt iLinner
etrry !av. I mm f.r.aJIv p ra.v2r-I to
try A)tr Iljur V,f. Tu Uu!a cf.
Ihu riot!f rC ttly m.'H-I the Lair
tt't.t ihlltnz. but a! ir!"fn it ori
lz.1 ri.f . an! uiuta? i a t,-w cro ta.
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Ayer's Hair Vigor,
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EtrmoM tv the. Fiw. whftVr !a
It f.'iu c-f ! cr Ikll. !nl!r?
lrrjcrii.r In the t !!, an 1 limM su
j iit th? aw cf Ay araiILk,
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j an.! frl-o I U1 t no r-mtT
f;ol tit AyrT' xr rilU. i. Jf.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
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SadlZeQalU.
Pilea.
Lmtago.
Eaamatirs.
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THIS GOOD CLO STAflD-SY
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k a kl ur tt a rw.A i r avUivU ! lacr.
Xhn lick4na tor-UK. lr Ufc.'S
tl;k 11 m m anCUw fr l'a C-crr t life.
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Tic 'II art! k7i ip of the Farmer.
I nc 3ifku!:y with which the firmer j WcKicd velvet is h: thir. in tuil!;
hi to center, i Li that :hc jr ce cf his n TJ- ' '
ft'u Ji is r:7u!iicf! by th- j r.ee at uhxf j Caxeos ire again coming into (ih
he v ! s hi nrj.tus in thfc markets f,f oaabls fivor.
wcil . he has to pay for sJl be Luy Gra.r ton net's arc favors! ly !a(i.rcs
jir:.c a.tifiaJy clcatol Ly Lhc cnor. j wll 2c leaving olf niournjTq.
v. a:tai::i. He Las n'scrl! in crm- I;!acit lnx the faavori:c fur cf
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i : e:.t:er..Ku:i all the worM while l,r is
l !i 'c! to rr.jlce the r.u-chase cf wLu
he nctvli 'Jt
house. eld and for
Hcrk t,n the farm from the manufactur
ers of the n vthcrn stc;L.i. of the Uni-
ted Sr.i Tc He z S the smil!i:;t prkc
si',ie ur his surplus product. He
hs to j ay t. o or three j r.'cts on the
imc bitis for all he has to buy. He
pays twll on every p!o v he uses, every
m1 rut he wears, every pol cf thread
'.h'- ,;'Ox! wife -ts to at:fY the cxLor
rior.ate ;r.d of the mannfacturing
:nono; olist, the ct of the Republican
Is it jny wor: Icr that he nth it d.f
iktilt to male bcth ends meet ; that he
finds i; inip,.,il!e to get ahead in the
A, r! i ? He is the hewer cf wood and
drawer of wu;erf in d;td and in truth,
tor the Northern tariff baron. The lat
ter is the fav rilc of the Republican
system. lie hai his r.iarble palaces,
his Ltcam yr.t ts, !: is fas', horses, and he
it is who is able to vii: Furore with
j the rest of ihc gay woxld and sqmder
here thcu'ards ujon thousands of dol
lars every e,r. The farmer must toil
and delve to support this magnificence.
If hc.couM pi.t uj the price of his y ro
duvts as the Republicans have put, up
the tarirf on rnanutactured articles he
would have ho rtason to complain.
He would hive an oflsetathand for the
ratcitv of the protected manufacturer
of :heNi.:t!u But he hasn't the pow
er to do this. He is at the mercy of
the Republican high tariff
Yet he is 1 ir-c!y in the majority in
this country. He is the great body of
the popnhtion. I le is entitled to equal
rights and privileges under the govern
ment with all other citizens. Hence
e demand that the tariff be revised
and reduced somewhat-in his interest,
since it has been steadily frimed away
from that interest for a quarter of a
:c;iury,.as well as in the interest of
..thcrs ; that its inecpjaiilies be smooth
cd away as far as por.sb'e, its cnormi
ies lopped off, so that the burden of
taxation iKtess.irv to the supjKMt of the
j;ocrr.mci.t nuy.be as ctjuaily distrib
uted as jjoiblc among all classes ct
citizciib. -Ye-w t7. Olscrrer.
27i Old lMMonvtl Girl.
She as a littli girl until she was fif
teen ?.?rs old, and .-he hJed her mo
ther iu her household duties. She had
her hours of p'ay, and enjoyed fierself
to the fullest extent. She never said
to her mother, "I can't I don't want
to," for obedience was to her a cherish
cd virtue. She arose in the morning
when cas'ed, and we do not suppose
she had het hair done up in ciimplng
papers and cr.rnping pins, or banged
over her forehead. She did not grow
into a jcung lady and talk about her
beau lcf re she was in her teens, and
sh did m t read dime novels nor was
fanccv:m; a hero in every plow boy
!.e met.
The old fashioned pirl was
r.iotrsi m r.er ucmcinor. an i.uiu
1.
Jtjlkol slm n r u.rd by-words. She
I did not lauh at oid people nor nvike
(fun cf cripples. Sh.- had respect for
j hea e'ilcrs am! was not above listening
; to word of eo'::.-! fiorn , those ouLt
1 than her 1 elf.
She d:d not know as
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t i mucn as ncr moxi.er, nyi m a--
( ;h.it her judgmcu; wis as good that
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Spcntd tu U p.-ce:.L . She eT:tto MM
Jtn av ". ai.d duulthss she said he r
j prayers and slept the sletp i
ccr.ee. ar.ocpB.i.iK.i".u...p-urijfCoa lhc m iawdst prrct:
; v ard capable of g:v:::g lappir.cfs.
: And uo:a f-hncd
-:t ti c ?!d tiwlay, may l eaven
it rr dkp and raise up ethers hke
he
I- : 1 .p.. w in 1 ranee arc r.o
1 decrate-i with g.ld thre
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r"-trLS ana c.tlcriy nia.ds wbo cannot
! !,ortl eiL
Lizurd skin is a verv klvliih leather!
and is used in many useful ard crna
menta. articles.
Prown and white for house wear is a
favort.e combination, particularly for
morning gowns.
Cashmere gauntlet gloves nith pjish
backs are in favor for murf v.ear in the
coUe&t weaihtr.
The very newest seal coats arc short
at the back, with the lon fronts deeply
lcrdered with fox fur.
Black velvet bodices are o:1en worn
a -
with delicate tints such as , pale blue,
pink, light 'brown and other sh-des.
Some of the new silk stockings for
wearit balls and operas are open-wcrk-ed
and embroidered' with tinseL
Imported garters show embroideries
of flowers, killaloo birds, storks, etc.,
and are further mide dazzling with en
ameled buckles.
"Pcretual motion" is the latest de
parture in earrings. The .solitaire pen
dant L set cn a miniature ball, and os-
cillates continualH.
A very new bracelet is a 1nere thread
of gold holding a large oval stone to -
paz, rough emerald, moonstone or am -
eth)st or else an ancient scaib.-cus.
Mak veils of all colors now have
vines and flowers upon the thinnest net,
while for wear with cloth suits come
fine tissues exactly matching . their
shades.
Dressy bonnets are made of white
cloth with Turkish embroider)- of gold,
the cloth being employed as the soft
crown, with dark vllvet cdgir.g the
front.
The newest fancy in perfume sets for
the toilet table is to have the glass bot
tles encased in metal covers imitating
a -piece of cloth tied atound the neck
wi-.h a silver or go! J cord.
Folded p'cot ribbon at throat and
wri6t in lieu of linen, has taken on a
new lease cf hfe. It is seen in all co!-
iors, and has the trip'e recommendation
of comfort, economy, and becomings.
Fearls which have been sacred to
ycung and pretty women from the day
of the Montespan or Anne of Austiia
ate higher than ever in favor. Rose
buds wear a single row with bangle fo
match.
All street jackets liave some sort of
raiding. The handsomest show tinsel
braiding on the wahtcoats but very pop
ular are those of dark blue, edged all
around with a cording of black astrak
han and black braiding of rich and
heavy design.
lloir to Sure Icr.
I have read with much interest recent
directions in vour inurna! as to the
j best manner cf constructing ice-houses,
j writes a correspondent of the 'Country
(Jcnilenan." The one in use on our
place is ten feet high and as many deep,
constructed of stone by farm -laborers
at leisure time, and, when completed,
uas tinted ' w4th mortar. The raft.
ers arc b.ariled bencth, the .-pace be
twcen this s.dmg ard the shingles be
ing
tiled
th sawdust. There is a
small cjeiung :u each door iu: vcntiia-
tiuti.
In fdh'ng the ice is thrc-n b prr.mis-
JS;Vf
aud after each few loach the ;
...- c is broken i
intv. tragmcntN
.va.
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! if i.T.cr.st:. t s mav Irs t irna:iv ni.d
.ic
, -p:: sarte process omptetcs me
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tor
to a
sawdust is at enceapphed
j -f cr rocrc mihcs. When
jtLc sct; cf April have roched t!e!'lct
; . u vacancy
acancv. If 'r-ourcvl
reach the bottom .
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Little tuithtr t:ct.Len u g.vcn uctu
' . cc wLcn thc ait is re -
tnok.U flora aro-nd t:cwa.ls.to a depth
t UU time u:
i.$ real as
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j ha melted c;hi& tache trie i.cs n era
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a jmaJ!-faced ramrscr.
teln't.ikn to have it reach th
Lo::c;:i a: every joint The iftKes t
continurd until a pcifcct wa'I of saw
u jit junoun!s the ma's. No fa theT
care is given, exctp: to keep the surfer
firmly troiltlcn. ' The iours a;c wcn-
cJ each evening and
close 1 in the
mon.i;:-, th'i ntght uir Icing generally
1
jcoour than tt.at confined wiJ.m the
house. . .
This line cf mmacracr.t furnishes
three famdies with a!l the ice needed,
and the new supply has, for the lat
three ears, found a stock 5 el on' ha mi.
The saru. sawdust is ucd from vc:t
lo. year, the waite ar.d shrinkage only
being rep!acctl
The e:;tie cost cf the building, in-x
clUihng excavation, was 'Te:vs, perhaps,
than cr, and no further outlay will 1-c
required than a new roof at intervals
of twentv cr mere veari ' I
i'hristiitnil y. :.
In a truly Christian commuu.;y a
community sn which the principle of
doii'g lo others a. we would have them
do to us, the p.incip'c of equal rights
.md jual freedom, permeated laws and
instiiutions there would be.no pover
ty, no prisrir, no almshouses, no pau
pers and no 1 1 amps,, no monstrously
rich pr.d monstrously joor. There
would be no nomeu toiling away their
lives for a mere pitur.c . no children
.at work who ought to be at play, no
ab!e-b othed men vainly seeking em-
1 p!oynien, no idlers enjoying wealth ol
J which Lbof had been robbed, and no
! prostitution of the highest talents to
the greedy gathering of-wealth that can
no: be carried beyond the grave. Jn
such a community there would be
loom for all, work for all, plenty for
all, leisure and opportunities of full de
velopment for all that God's providence
calls into the world. Standard.
IIouHeltold Hint.
Decayed vegetables should not be
left in the cellar, and cedars should be
whitewashed to be kept sweet and
clean.'
Put salt in the water, to prevent Ua.k
calicoes from fading when they are
washed. j
Half a tcaspoonlul of common salt
dissolved in a litt'c cold 'water and'
drank wili instantly relieve heartburn.
A good substitute for buitermilk is a
thin battt r made of flour and tepid wa
ter, and allowed to remain long enough
to sour.
Many very fine cooks will not use
baking-powder, soda, or cream of tar
tar in cake-making, while others think
it impossible to do without it.
When laid away for any length of
time linen should be washed, rou?h
dried without bluing and laid in 1 ot
folds without much weight ou it.
Buttonholes in children's girments
are apt to tear out, especially in waists
and drawer-bands. If you will stitch
a strong cord immediately in fiont of
tke button-holes you will have no more
trouble of this kind.
Since so many women have to. speed
so much of their lives' in the kitchen it
should be made a place of comfort,
lie sure and have a lounge or easy chair
there.
For a rood trxith-rowder rnit. If reth-f
, -
cr one ounce r.f jxjwdcred orr.s rof
jone dram of gum camphor, Uo d;arus
of 0)w(htul myrrh, half an ounce 'f
prepared chalk.
Women wr.o do thvir own work re
gard their rough hind ith-;vciy great
distress. " To make and keep thcin u
wear old glove t r.ght, just rattos
in an ointment mad by beat tht
tn te 01 an egg 10 jtou a a-.;
1 lit into a cup of roeltol iar to v. mc.it .
is added one teasjoco of giyce'ne. j
Ktep the mixture in a covered far, ex-1
cludini: the lignt. Perfume may be j
Great cue shouM be taken inv wash, j
ui.lk-cans and a!i into wiiich !
is Ki'!k Vr. ;'i
I fj hcn put tn an uncicao-on. vi a.t
! m coU water, uxort.in oogj
e aw ;
cleart.tHl water. i;e uv, , M
pXh-, set out oi ;dcors to in arulj
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TtvjrriMv AVim andXotr.
j Mariklca;!, Mas., Ki$ Liaeascti
"et; aaaticj $icLoo uotict jifoJjiin.
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city W jrajg Dakota, has rais
ed a nra of $ icoos to enforce the
Pruh,tIiioi law.-;.:'.':
Governor IrTabec, cf lawa, rerorti
j that $j cu: of the 99 coanUct in that
Sute liavc no saloon.
Thc HdivMpelf Soticif ti the
name f f one of the Gotpcl temperance
SQcieticrof London..' j J
jlUkota lVohtbition'isurwdI meet' in
iiumn to otanue tnc jjurty m that
Territory cn July 17. j
The tlatholk church of IJubuqt c,
Iowa, has itartcil a jn-venunt for total
abiUncnce in that city.
It is ard that since prohibitirn his
been enforced irt' Kansas church mem-
lersh:p has increased forty prr cent
Im
;.i5o.i:ne:;t
having tttirrly failed
to lessefi dfunknncs iu the British
army, if is :uiw p.ruuse I to punish i!ie
ofierider by stoplpe of pay.
The time is coming hen the people (
will put an enj o the irrugint dicta
tion of the salpdn in politics. It u l-
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sohitcly necessah- for the safety of the
people and thei welfare cf the Govern
ment tint tliU is done.
There is a 4tory from Marquette,
Mich.; that c'Cg$'tjto make a gtxI many ,r
new memlnrrs of temperance societies!
out there. t wa only a vlrunken man
who pcunded his 1 wife to death with a
heavy iron tea-kettle fiilcd with icald
mg water. His nam- is Finn, and he
makes really' one of the best arguments
for taking the pledge that has come
alongi lately, for, of course, he did not
know what he va about
imvwu ' v 1 w if 1 a a v w
city churches wjoumI reach seven m,dt
it gin mills and lager beer saloons fifty
six1 mile.
TV- National Temperance Society
has taken up jthc matter of locatinj;;
past o.Ticcs in saloons as is done in
Wisconsin, and will have such action
prolubited by j Congress.
The Unitcdj States District Court at
Dubuque, Iowa, has decided thai all
liquor cases -are to be icmanded back
to tlie State courts. This will prevent
delay in trying! violators of the law and
ttjl result in dodng every saloorji in
1 hat State at an early tlate.
A lAidif'm Pcrjeet Conijxitiion
rAiM.tss; Ch.i nst Tti, i ntw took by lt
lonecl New York' mnt ki!J-
fttl phyA:cian,
that piio U but occtft
h. bat rwalti from wiwt
xry ih chiMtir
canity uodcrtioI and oTercoroe. It !eaflf
itvct ibat.aiiyi wotfian may tcom a ow
her airhoat ictIriog tny pin bteTtr. It
alj leil hs of rcotne-aod preveat morn
tag ikk ocfc'ijallt4-hmlt, bJ allo'KervtU
aueudi.ig pr chancy. I 'l
If cnduihJ by !jhywciaa crybr a taa
iff trar ivkle cnpaiur. Cat Ui I
A "wiii avs yai gnra.tJpo pwl'l 7t
Jtlc. .rni two-cent ;trat for kcritj
c.rcu'.art, te,iiij'iult, ana cfc&i6Ul kt!
ter tit ?n ie!d tav&apt. A4drtr FAt
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