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THE PUBLIC GOOD OVIl CHIEF STUDY.
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VrOL IV.
YANCEYVILLE, N. C. EltlDAY, APRIL 27, 1888.
NO. 33.
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The News-
rxattmiu avaav it av
j W- II. Til UMTS OX.
Cms I"k CiU acit Kerr's Hotel
j.ca.l iV:.I?. IXADVAXCK.
ctseaty. R ai es aaa-le I a oa spplkai k. j
A. K. IIENDKKSOX,
Jfittorncy-al-ZtLti'i
YANCKYVII.LK, N. C.
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Yancey ili. f.
(,k.N.l. acey
IWRKKR & riNNIX,
Attorneys at Law,
TANCEYVII.IX. S. C. "
I aai prtoat ancatioa ten t
a! aae caUaUed to tLem
lr l;e ort f I Vear e. llAfieNa A Ga Hwff.
I f. J'ir.
Ji lit lNINt
Y4i;eyi!e, N. C.
JOHNSTON A; JOHNSTON,
Attorneys at Law,
VANCI.YV1U K. N. C.
Troaift ttrtivB gitca to line ea
ftvl to then.
WATT .V WITHKRS.
A lfry !' C llir tt .it
v.nci:yvi!.!.i: n.c
Will f r frmnpt t?enion t U l.aineu
-h !c? la ibem. I It Rior .ti:ncr. Ku,
H. Wait. c '.y lx fr-ub-1 t thtir !fic
Yai i!2 wnrn nut nccrnly tnt.
Dr.J.A.Hnrflle
Irntlst.
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A N I r K o N'S STOR K, N . C. J
WMI practke in Catwell conaty. N.C. anJ '
4itiwt crmntitt CalU by mail an4 lh- t
t't f r joptly attenJeJ to.
J. C. Corhert & Bro.,
Watchmakers Jewelers,
COKllKn.S.'N.C.
WATCHES. CLOCKS. SPECTA
CLES.iJEWELRY, GUNS, PIS
TOLS. AND SEWING MA.
CHINES
Carefully repaitel aM wartante !.
BLACKqMITHING. I
Tae 'lrr;re4 -ill cnotioe the ttlack 1
tm.tKiC bioea aa "iti p e
II the oli catiaaae a cuaae o4 . a n.
Horse Shoeina Specialty,
a4 i pffpare! to J. all wv. tke U. t
eaaef. it wtit.c anJ on eafcooab'e
U,m' Am D. WATSON.
Dr. H. 1 Joyner, i
S urge on Dent is t,
Cuiri;wtiL. N. C. .
Ueftfal!y dr I U eru to the citi. ;
eat c CaiveU aa4 a;oiii Caanncs ia
eery 4eprtaot of letUtry. Will Ce
lvBp attctKa to callt ty mtA. Chiifti
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James Fhicker,
JEWELER,
328 Main Street,
DANVILE, VA.
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Or 11 0i l Ace S;eer tro- iBvIir
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Ne Ssrne Wateibary WatcS. ttrt oat. ;
f e $t t j. tjtare aa4 ir. eatr. I
N i ! trrieta etery st k .
VEAKUHDEVELOPED
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Liver Complaint
Ii more tartly a perJilj rurrl ty th
B c A;cr Sxrijri:iA, tLui L an
ciLrr rrmrIj. I a pcat u-xt
frva liter LrvuVktaAJ tccrftfu&4 anj
thin; iLU r1 cm ;rxau-al rtlkf catll
I !-rxa ui!c; Aytr SraprinA, about
two rrt ao. A few Uttt of thlc to4
kio ruJjcl a rIIraJ cure. -IT ra. E.
HUr r, IX V.'lirook. U, IkMtoo, Ham.
A Remarkablo Cure.
Ajrr Sararr!W La rami r of a
lJ cam of Awmi of th Liter a ur
toBua trtiix eoukl t aClctnJ vha atxl
tit. I u eooJnrJ to tbe bou fe two
y er. aji, for U Ut Lbrr toootb of
ttiM liiu. wj cnhl to leave tnj bL
Tomr rbtcktuia treated cno without rtr
tnx rt fUf. ao-1, Iq faet, ootMnx blpe4 tat,
ottll 1 &VJ Ayrra 8araapelri:ta. Alter
rfajr a raarter of a bvtiio of Uile isoUI
ci I lm lo fl better, aaj ovtry
iUtluaaJ le acxDed to briar are
beaJtH a4 atreoxtlu I U4 tbrtw bottle,
avi axa mw aLW to attril to ray boalaeaa.
1 walk to town one mik dittaat ao4
return. wiLbout OlfVuhr. Ayer ata
gorilla bM imimpWwJ all tkia for Xac.
W. tt. Allacr. Crou CHy, ilicix. .
Sarsaparllla,
tr.-.C.Arrro,Lotn.MA .
ijFrlusiang Liniment
Milt- K.iti. lJTrT. rm-rtratm
1.
iewwjee Siffeat ea J Man e"aj
juoiuiun 2uDjcn-j
mum a
It hat beca ia conataat
c for 16 years, with a re-
ird eAllcd by aoae.
irJrrrwerl
to blow dowa malesa
the Tower roeaw.th it; or artiaat any wind
that doet not Unable AabalAntUI tarn baiU-
to be perfect; to era il Ait aad do better
work thaa aay olbcr mill aaade.
Maaafactare both Paaapiag aad Geared
Mill aad carry a fall liac of wixn MILL
iliLtcv Send for catalocae aad prices.
AltlTS VAITI3.
ITS! f 11111 Will IXll AX CO
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JA2UTIUL ?r ,
A Cttcrhlm$H of Miircrm.
A SKKIKj! Or QO3TI0X4 XVOKK ISTTi:-
1 To wLat cause do yon chiefljr
attribute you ucccfc!
2 What oUier can&cs do yon con
sider hare heljKxl ytn to ncc?
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u.cs wu.cu you w,niu roTo.i
young man starting m active nie
cuitiTaai 1
4. Whaiis your opinion as to
the tunc of life when a man u hoi
wishes to sticcccd alionld marry!
5. What are the thiugs yool
would adriso a young man starting
in life xot to do?
6. Plcio Uto the special qual
ities which yon consider csntial
t' succcea in yoiir particular proft-s-
;;n or 'jtisiiie.
7. When a young man has saved
hia tirt 6 100 whaf would you ad
vise him to do with it?
8. Durinir your early business
roxecrnow many nours per J
ltd you nnd it nccc&ary to work!
9. Do you believe a man should
ceisc thinking of business matters
when ho reaches home in the even -
n?
10. Have yon followed this rule?
II. What i your definition of
"luck." and what is our estimate of
-luck" as an dement of eucce?
1. Hard work.
j 1 Jiavc never ociievcu mat ten Bc m3ixiws in the highest and best
! hours wasres should le paid forc-,e- i
cMit Iiotira work
3. ieh'ability and general know-
lodjre of a II a ire.
4. Vhcn he can not Jiclp lutn-l
feil.
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5. (Not to sjcnd more, than he
earns; not to waste time.
I 6. .Attention.
j 7. (iivc it to him mother.
; 8. I have always worked from
twelve to sixteen hours a day.
Yes, but work on other lines.
10. Yc.
11. Fortune comes to all, but
few know when or how to move.
AWEI.L-KNOWN RANK PRESIDENT RF.COM-
SI ENDS OLD RULES TO YoUNG XI EN.
Sit: Any youth having good health
who will heed th j following hints will
have a right to cxiect to be successful
in the best sense of thit word:
As to the body :
1. Keep the person dean.
2. Bc as much in the open air as cir
cumstances will ernut.
3. Kat abundand of plain, whole
some food, especially of fruit.
4. Have nothing whatever to do with
intoxicating drinks.
5. Be in bed not later than 11
o'clock (10 o'clock would bc far better)
and ric at 6. Beware of late hours ;
of temptations in the streets ; and at
theatres and balls.
6. Have no jrsonal habits such as
smoking or chewing or others that are
injurious to yourself or disagreeable to
other people. Have dean hands and
clean domes.
7. If occupation is sedentary, take
your cxeicise in gymnasium or n other
ways, the simplest and cheapest of which
is walking.
8. Always give place to women in
streets pr street cars.
9. Spend any ftoliday of days or
weeks in the country or at seasiJe."
10. Be not extravagant in dress
but, bc well dressed, not at your tailcrs
expense, however.
11. By all means keep out of debt,
and do not borrow money for personal
expenser.
As to the mint!:
1. If without education, try your best
in some way to get at least a knowledge
of sjcliir.,:. arithmetic and grammar,
for ou lave l.ttle hope of success
without.
l careful what you read arid do
not confine yourself to newspapers.
U)o net tead anything in thrn that is
i Likdv to bc hurtful, especially polkc
e
jand as to choice ct ljks sctk advice
froia othera. Rcxd best novels, ha
mcrota and pathetic, and write for your
own eye brief notices of the books you
read. Buy few books use public li
braries. 1
3. As to public entertainmcms for
recrcaiion in the evenings go to no
place of seeing or hearing where you
TOttfl; Tne tl V tinitr tnAtK.. n.
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Ifyoa keep to this rule jxu are not like
,rta&hurti As to gzmes, avoid bin-
wi gamUng houses or par-
I , v4. If you are a deik learn shorthanJ
writing if you can.
I As to business:
i.-Resolre to be faithful in every-
I thing.
2. lie on nana among the first.;
3. Be among the last to leave.
4. Be quick to answer any calL
5. Be prompt to do what you are
told.
Say "Yes, sir,' and "No, sir,"
with hearty expression, and say "Good
morning as if you meant it.
7. Be not lazy and slovenly in any
work you are ei to da T alive and
robber m Ubor u dcinjL
..g, Xrcat your employers with unfail-
ling respect and your fellow clerks and
I workers! whether superiors, equals or
1 inferiors, with heirty good wilL
I o. Let no temptation to lie, dtrectly
or indirectly, or to indulge in or listen
10 fiIy talk, overcome you.
IO- Uc a gentleman alva-s lor it is
wllu,n your awuir-.
I 11 Make )-oursclf indispensable to
rour emniorers this. too. is possible
will hereafter have others depending
luoon you for sunnort or heln.
it. Do not wait to be rich before
I
1 you mam-,
te to your duty to God :
1. uont supxse you can go witn
out Him. Many do think so, but they
are not wise. They are not successful
Lin the best sense. The best men and
women you know arc they christians,
or are they people who care not for
God?
Timely Suggestions.
In selecting ' young peach trees for
spring transplanting examine them care
fully, as the borer is often found in
them. A healthy young tree should
have very smooth bark, plenty of roots,
and show no signs of puncture Dis
eases ol trees arc easily brought on the
farm by not giving proper attention to
the source whence the nursery stock is
obtained.
By actual experiment it was found
that it required on an average 4.12
pounds of shelled corn, or .074 bushels
to produce one pound of pork in four
weeks. It required 4.37 pounds of
corn meal to perform the same service
thus demonstrating that when fed dry
corn is robre economical than com
meaL
A western fanner bought hogs and
fed out 100 oushels of wheat and it re
turned him $1.63 per buhel for the
uheat. Others report that they thu
secure $1.35 per bushel for their wheat
when fed to hogs, with pork at 5 per
100 pounds. The wheat should be
ground and moistened and not fed
whole.
A Missouri (aimer bought eight acres
of land with wheat sown on it, He
sowed do vex on the wheat. The
wheat yielded three bushels and a peck
to the acre and there was a tolerably
fair stand of dover on the most of iL
The following year eighteen torn of dc
er were cut from the eight acres.
The dover was allowed to stand for
two years, when it was turned under
and the land sown to wheat. The yield
was twenty bushels per acre and the
land has been producing well ccr si ace
Coal ashes art of some vlue as a
fertilizer, esr-ccully to mix with clayey
soiL But the best use to make of the
ashes is for roads and paihs. A good
ctrrcri'.g, over w
hkh a lit'e Oil his ;
been thrown, will s-xn fo-m a bird sol
id roaJ.f To make a Utter walk pre
pare and leTd the bed, excavating it a
few inches below the general surface,
pour oa a coating cf coal-ur and rov-
er it thickly with coal ashes. When
this shall haTebecrmc diy repeat wvtij
another coat of tar and ashes, and so
on until there shall be four coats of tar
and as many of ashes. In a short time
this will harden . and mike a walk as
hard as stone. I
Uousehotd Hint
To anlecoil-nnished paint or hard
wood use weak tea, almost cold, and
remove the dust and discoloration, and
then nib it over with a flannel rag di-
ped in furniture polish, made of one
third Unseed oil. one-third turpeutiue
and one-third vinegar. Shake it well drive them away. Thoy toon be
together in a bottle and pour it into a came very tame; and, f he jsclr
saucer and rub hard. It is a very satis- rabbit is rather an affectionate aid
factory polish. " "j. mal anyway, they kept making
Ingrain carpets, worn beyond repilr more advances aiid trial of friend
should be cut into lengthwise strips and ship until they and the old tnah ''bo
woven the same as a rag carpet. 'It is came qnito "sociable. When ho
unnecessary to sew the ingrain cuttings sam out af tcr jiis cows two or three
weavers generaliy preferring to overlap
the strips as they weave. Mats and
when made in this way, and arc very
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durable.
Never sun leather
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thoroughly on a windy day in a cool
nlace. The sun draws the oil and
gives the feathers a randd smell.
Tin vessels rust and are often worth-
Jcss in a few weeks, because, after wash-
in- thev are not set on thz stove for a
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moment or in the sun to dry thorough- eat. Several of flic nirwt intelli
ly before they arc put .away. - gent he has singled out for special
A dish of whiiing should be kept by favors. He lias taught them a
every housekeeper. It makes nickle number of tricks, such as jumping
shine like silver, and removes grease over a bar or through a Hng, walk
and dirt from paint without" injuring it ing on their hind leg, and jump-
une ot me motners wno nnos Knit-
ting stockings for her robust bop an
irksome task has adopted the excellent
pUn of knitung the leg and foot separ-
ately, without any seam or narrowing
in the leg. She then overcasts the leg
nA frva-it tvTatViar anl avKn lK afn
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ned from the foot and the front tinned 1
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behind and sewed again to the foot, and
before the stocking is discarded entire
ly the foot is again ripped off and top
and bottom of leg placed m reversed
positions, and the foot is . securely fas-
tened on again. This 1 lan would work
admi:ably with any slocking ..thit has
. . .1 .U 1 I. -
not goi a seam iiiicnuuwn uc uo.k o
tne leg. 1 nc leg ana 1001 joining uu-
dcr the shoe in a neat, flat seem ren-
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ders it fuJy as p.casant to the wearer, I
and curtails the stocking wonJerAilly.
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Do you ever make a;ip!e pick.es in
the spring ? Tkey are easily made and J
1 1 ' .1 Li - n,,.
11.1 ill! II IV. .l .V. -
mm and tiuarter tart aunles. nut into
the stone pickle jar. To one quart of
Oder vu.egar add five pounds ofsug I
ar, heat togctner. .une a smau cioui
bag and fill with cloves and anntmon
nut into the vinegar. Tour seeding
f . f-t rntf r
hot water over the raw fruit. L-ovcr 1
u .
close, ihe next oay reieai. 1 ncy
will be ready for use in a few days.
Crops for an Orchard
As a rule, an orchard should not
be cropped, but if it is in vigorous
condition and making inncli wood
it may be a benefit to ir to be crop
ped occaiiona!ly. The beat crojs
are those that are cultivated, pota
toes being ilic besi; peas beans and
clover are desirable, but grain crop
are not. Care is to be taken not
to break the surface roots by deep
plowing near the tree, by which
the growth of sucker is eiicon raged.
When an orchard is not thrifty
inanuring an 1 plowing and seeding
clover, leaveiijg the clover to fail
on the ground are very beneficial.
Ne-.v York Time.
BiUe depots are CiUblislicd in
cvory lulianclty.i
If London did rM have iu four
hundred inUsionaris said the Karl
of -Shoftibari it wonl 1 rerintre
forty thotvand more poKce."
Japanoe friends of - the
bibb
IS
tie UUe of a society wnicn
numUrs IM& nietnbers, caeli of
whom is plciged to read a portion
of the scripture daily.
A JOTam Adopted by IZobbttm
There ; is an old man ut in
Xfoon J Valley, Xcr., a hmil jipcr
ays, who has been adopted by lot
of jack rabbita.' 1 heir fricndlinciyi
md good feeling have bccvtnc so
btniiive that the old fellow won hi
be thankful If somehiu would
happen to alienate their .; affection..
He U sort of hcnuitT living all
hit time to cattle and horse raking. C
As ho doeant try to raire vcgeU- C3
hies tim rabbits could do him noC
harm, and to he has never trici to"
juZCM jwai come iwming
alm, aftP hi 'l...':,,.. ..,.1 1.;
w J f-a 'nu aiiiii
runninrr llMrwn hia ! : ml nlll
i. 1 t xr e
I lilt f 1 rt rr i m, ,'ft .
drove of them will gather around
I IHB V Fill mv v.n 1111 Hit ivf O? tk
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1' xroni 01 nisGoor. leap oil-
ias be J, jump into his chatrir he
w not ocupying the only one hitn-
self and n.c around among liii
kettle ami. diahes fu somclliins to
jfl over one another like leap
frog. Hut the rabbi U have devcl-
opeil 6Uch a liking for dviKxarioii
that arc about to take ,6es. ,;
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gun to reartheir broods in it, o
tha the old nian hardly kiiowi now
cr owns tne nousoor sun.
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W tIlc with he rabbiU.
Mf. W. A. Britton, of Ashcville, has
established a hennery in that town. It
cost 5 2,000 and is fitted up handsome.
My. Such industries make a town.
ff you piaingu
,hit mmoo, jjr Reiatot will rid ya
of DyijxpnA. Headache, Conuipanon aad
y.uouuea. 11 wiu Drean up cnuu ana ic
er ana tvtnt thelf relorn; '.B! u cnm
jntlo!e far all maUna! poitc--tet
lenitretT lice from oatnioe or cawtnei., 1 ry
antf JOil wi AtlonUleJ al lb cwo4
reulu ot ihe genuine Simmon Lieer Htgu
paior, prertarcu vj 1. 11. ,ina a. v-o.,
W unTh W f
J. for Any purJosef and at Jrom
a- cents lo $t o lex than you can get
Ithem of any Nonhern house, The L
naess seii-inxing Kuoocr oiamp
is the best thing out. limine
, , . .
men can do their own nnntin? with one
rtf nfTur
antj 'lt
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MJVESTISEas.r;
LOnO&TBflliAS.
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