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A. E. IIKNDK1SOX,
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YANCEYVILLE, N. C .
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N.C. Vaixey'Uc.N.C,
PARKER Ar MN'NTX,
Attorneys at Law,
TANCKYVILLE. N. C.
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OS;e oei flfif. IUntU"n A Co'i atcrc.
Wet nit. N' C Yar.ceyril'e, N. C
JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON.
Attorneys at Law,
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COKHKl TS. N.C.
VATCl!ES, CLOCKS, SPECTA
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BLACK-MITHING.
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Horse Stincinga. Specially,
lit pt-pnt In Jj all th K 1
aif. a rt oo?k an.J rn icomMr
Ulmt A. II. WATSON.
Dr. II. A. Joyner,
Surgeon Dentist,
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UaufccsCVxka. Jcwetry. ic.
A a aaa! ( ba! t ar J nr r '.
t vtirt v jui iy alt. Utet chit. f a
Liver Complaint
la Bort ure!y t. J J..y t -rcl by tba
u cf Ajr'a 6it;'-a.Ili, iLia by any
cclxr rtxJy. f it great u5.rer
frvia iltr trwlkf, tcwr fwusil aajr
t '..? XhMt Kara irsiaaei.t rxlWt thill!
I a Ukln; A j r" 5 an s ; ar.lia, a U,a t
two ) eart a-r. , f w iv.i of tU nel-J-loe
J rI.it,. I a r- "cal care. Wm. Jl
A Remarkable Cure.
A)r't MmhiU Lm carrJ m cf m
tvi ce of itKca cf tff Lirrr m aar
I.9run beta rouVl b t!Slrt4pl whb anj
I f. Im r t.rt or-i Ut lb bm fur two
jr. oJ, f jc tl Ivit tLrr donltinf
thU t!3ic. wti ucb to JTC Dlf bvi.
Four thciao UT1I cie w!thjct tft
bi4 rvik.. ko J, In ft. utklajc bftped oh.
Du'lJ 1 trUU Afrr' fkrutfui:ia. AfVr
uiuf UATtr vf a Urfi of tii
c!ne I U(q U fI bctur, laJ-avarj
a24!iktuJ J4 xk2 to brio mw
bith al itrcoa. X uk ihrt botC(
a J am ov aLU to k!Uod in ray bulatu
1 will V town - m tsU c'uuat ami
rttura. itict dfOrvhv. ATer Far
partila L acciap4ttwl all ihU for xsa.
W.tf. iIti4r,CaroaU:,iilclu
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4 r.ct to t!ow Jon cclest
tVe Tof r wu!. it; er anr! any m l
that J.-ct a t Iable ubtt.r.'t! farm bctlJ-
i' ptirrr. ouitii; ana co iiii
thaa any clT.tr taul ru-It.
J! r af tcrsre bjih raaiun aai Geared
Mill an.! cairy a Icll line of wit M1U
M r.'lttv Sr! tc catal-vrr aad price.
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YANCEYVILLE, N. C,
Tjc influence of Home.
How often has the sweet and torch
ing raclojjr A 14 Home sweet. Hose"
drawn the !tn t3 the ejes by iti pa
thetic xnrlody.
In th:$ cliy cf hcrry and confusion,
of jailing and smartness, there is one
spot in the heart sacred to all, and thit
. , , .
is the one consecrated to home.
. . .
The hojc of every country rests op-
on the hearthstone ; the future life rnd
years of the dtizen depends upon the
eaily and sacred association ol home.
Napoleon was once taunted because
he could not aca:e a French ans.ocra.
cy. "What care I for a nation of no
bles i" he aked. 'Givc me a nation
of tme mothers, and I will be stronger
thanall the motuicU of the worid."
There was wisdom and truth in that
s;cch.
Parents are very apt to Ion! their
aliortcomiosontlte backs cf their chil-
.Jrcn. If in t!.c morng the boy or
tl greeted with a growl or a
instead of a kuidiy 'good morning"
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wi lt nn Vw rr-t,. I Jn wVirn Th
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Caincscmair.ta.nthatchildrenaren.it-
urally inclined to be good, but thatl
their elders spoil their nature. Perhaps
this is true. We do knew that as a
rule ch.ldrcn will give kiss for kiss, love
lor love, kindness m return for kind-
nets, now Mien is a cMJd sent away
with an Jinpalient .--Don-'t .bother me. " I
when it asks a simple question?
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I'aTcnts, remember that it is by in- U a deep, strong loam, with an itn
tpairy that the brain. is developed and crvioo., litiriLp.tn gub Foil. Tin's
the understanding culttvafxh It is
never a waste of time to talk to chil
dren, to read to them or tell an inter-
Lcsupg sto;y. Lnadrcn require mental
m . . . .1
"as "well as physical food adapted "to
Lthcirycar - They must have novelty
Their minds are always open for al'eO"esJ--.ra .ft .jnpwngca uaiuin
that is passing about
ut them.
Hovr happy that parent, who, know
ing this, will lead and guide aright the
receptive faculties of the child. --Spare
the tod ami spoil the child," should give
way to -Spaic the love and spoil the
j child." The ciubof a birch iod is the
very vcrt teacher in the world A
kind word will do more than the moth
er's lmpcr. Have a rood romp with
the children at times. There is noth
ing to be aJiatr.cd of in playing with
vour children. It is said that the KiDg
cf England once made an unexpected
rail on the philosopher Edmund Burke
As the monarch entered the door he
was greeted with a noise of boisterous
rniith, and on going into the great phi-Ic-s-jphcr-statesman's
room he found
him on the oor rolling over and romp
ing with the children. "Go on," said
King George, "it is the best sight I
have ever witnessed. "
Th: aucicnt Greek taught their chil
dren a knowledge of tilings before they
taught words. They encouraged ac
tivity in 5jort$, and the greatest philos
ophers would unbend and have a irae
with the little cnes. Let the children
have good books to read. The Bible
stories houid be told them, but they
should a!y have such books as -Rcb-mwn
Crusoe," "Two Years Before the
Mast. -'Grimm's Ta!r, "Anderson's
Fairy Stories and books cf that kind.
Give the children healthy, mental
f - as well s whc lcome physical di
et. Teach thcta whatever the ares o!
business or the troubles of life, there is
always a smile for them. A smile and
a kiss may change a child's whole life.
.There is no disgrace nothing to be
ashamed or, but everything to be proud
cf in leir g a loTing father and mcther
to vour children. Let home b;thc
Urigh-.cst and best pot on earth to
them.
How many a bright boy his beer,
lured into bad cospany, how many a
spirited girl led to rum tt rough home
Ixlr.z s cheerless, the d.sci;hne so
strict and the amusements so limited.
Better never to warry ant! assume
lurccuhovKl than to have chddrcn and
let them feci that ther arc a bunkn or
in the way. I
The future of th an I every ccun-
FRIDAY, IVIAY 11,
Fatn and Garden Xote.
Secure pnrc water for home ose.
. Phut both useful and ornament
al tree?, and do it early.
Trim ont the dead wood in cur-
rant and gooseberry biifhes.
n i i n
The vitality- of old feeds should
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bo testea before planting or sow
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The richest clover hay is the sce-
Jond growth, made when the weath
Cr l& hot, and the plant is .obliged
t0 reach down into the subsoil for
- 1 moisture. i
I I
iua,,t on u,c ,ann M
lhe holbcd of 'y annually
I will caac ten times the Ws equal
to an amount appropriated for drain-
ling it off.
c a rule those crops pay bctt
ut 0 anJ a(.
.,5 Tho t,lc ,aIl0r
, . . i . .1
are what wll in the marked in the
Uhape.iftho crop
'
The most economical mode of
(using the buttermilk is to ivc it to
the young pis am! alo to the lay-
;n hers, as it promoted' growth of
hdy and a&Uts in the production
I r cftiTS
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The best toil for. the strawberry
land should bo at! ohl held that will
lurow threeforirths of a ton of hay to
tlC crc and should bo planted to
rfirn tlio fiit vcar
When the udder of the cotv ue-
"?with warm water ia the best rcmr
dr. 'Use the water freely and ruba
the udder daring the application I
then wipe drv. It should be treat-
od dial v until relief be civen.
Tar paper is ope ol tne best ma-
terials known for lining poultry
houses, as the fumes will prevent
the entrance of lice as well as the
cold air in winter. A granary ,1 in-
ed with tar raner will not be in-
fested with grain weevils, and one
lined with tar felt may be consider
ed a rat and mice proof.
Bv tying a snnll corn cob to one
leg, allowing it to dangle at a dis
tance of about six inches, a Maine
poultry fancier is said to succeed
in keeping her chickens at home.
-The fowl can scratch and ge
about with eae, but will not at-
tempt to Oy over palings or squeeze
through a crack."
There U no fixed ratio of grain
in stock; in all experiments that I
have leen made, it has been I
monftrated that even with animals
of the same age and breed, feed
alike, and given equal advantages,
each individual differed from the
others in the weight gained during
the same period of time.
Rotation of crop bafuYs, in a
measure, the root enemies both
insect and fungus, that prey upon
them. Each plant has its own pe-
ctiliar enemies, and changing of
plants remove? them to fields nnoc
enpitd by 6ach encmic-. This is
true of the enemies of the above
ground growth of plants to an im
portant degree.
I it ocit to feed O'WS all the
orn meal and wheat bran they
will bear? wis one of the many
questions found in the rpcrfion box
at the Ccnr.ccticut State board meet-
ing. Jir. ecreiary uo;q -rrpea
yt, up to the '-point where the cow
might i? ijuix-d or tiic fcxl waited.
He once tried to dry oJ a cow by
1888.
mle, except ?uch rulei x the intclJ thivUiiit when the itiiurr'Tcdns.
iigtnt, vatelitul aitendin: mah
for each nnimal from day to-day.
h "arttter lonm' If 7c Kiiijinrjm.
lli: nobler the trcv, the ir.arc pVuut
the t :g. .
The better lawyer, the worse chris
tian.
The more servants the "worst service.
The oMcr one grows, the more one
barns.
The scabbier the sheep the harder it
bleats.
- Dogs have teeth in all countries.
A hundred Lukcrs, a hundred mill-
ers, and a htuidrcd 'tailors are three
hundred thieves,
To every' fool his 'tip. -
All my goods are of silver and gold.
even copjer kettles, says the boaster.
Friends are known in time of need
In the division of inheritance, meiul
ship standeth still.
In the land uf promise a man maj
die of hunerr. 1
In small woods may be caught large
hares.
It is good fishing in. troubled watcx.
In proiperity think of advcrs.ty.
The )oun may d;e, the old must. 5
oung twigs .may be bent, but hot
old trees.
Little thieves have iron chains, gtcat
tmeves goui ontrs. ,
Small gai'm bring great w alt h.
Of listening children have your fears
for little pitchers have great ears.
Empty vessels make tJjic most sound.
Idleness U hunger's mother, and of
! !
theft it is. full brother, j
I a t a'
ioui moutn must tc pro viacxi witn
a strong back
Tncre's many a knave concealed un-
icr a surpiice. ,
A sow may fi;
nuy had an acorn as well as
hog.
The sheep that b!ea: the most give
the least mtlk.
Beauty without virtue is like a roe
I without cent
yr word please the fool, and some-
lames the wlc.
p-nc words without deeds go not
far.
. Should the- heavens fall, many pip-
kins will be broken.
Light cares speak, great ones
are dumb. 1
The desire to make a nuitc itidi
eatcs -the savage. .
The heart has reasons that reason
docs not undcrsand. . 1
Nothing is wholly bad. Kvcn a
dark lantern has iu bright side.
nioiiies diffifr in everv eoun-
L... tM,,.. ,i;f,.At, ;a r.v,r flu.
same. f
v man-uf integrity will 'never
listen to
any reasons against con-
" a
jciencc.
A young mart mut stick liim-
?elf to bttisxnesJ with the glue of
induct rv.
It i the poorest way to get tip
in the world to be continually down
in the mouth.
A higher morality, like a higher
intelligence, moat.be reached by a
slow gro.wtli.
No serpent distil such fatal poi
son as that which drips from the
ton-rue of the sUndcrer.
o
He who docs a ban? thing in zeal
for a friend, burn4 the golden
thread tiiat tics-tle:r heart
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togelli-
Hope is like the fun, which, a
wc journey towards if, tatf the
hadow of onr burden behind us.
Hie Ultnt of acc is nothing
moru lltzn doing what yon can clo
well without a thonght of fame. I
NO. W
n hi jart tlc kthdnefA should bo
iii oh nr.
NVouhtj-t t!t u U!e to the full
ih jiivrxm.f of life! Then kd?p
thc!f loir V fcnmilitv ftet. The
swietcst t f the eane is the rmt
thut. rowi. tiwr the earth.
True i:ct:ce U the ret
of the
mind, and h U tlie body U'lnrish-tiu-tit
aud n?frciiH;cnt. It U t
jjreat virtue; it covers foliiex, ketpi
ocieU, avoids dipntc, pre
ren!i firu
x
licLi9tg and CUppiua.
! not "tutke in a room where
there h an inf m! or a young child,
or a sir!; pcrn, old or young.
I6r the reason that embroidery
properly "done. ia durable, it U let
9 w -
o "select the Wt !uacriaU to wdrk
. wth. ' ',: ' j1
Fk retitlne cords and braid aro
used for couching and laying and
I'diji.ig, nnd come in antique-metal'
lie .or. bronze .effect, -
One fbonhl not atlvanco toward a
houe in a uiptciouii manner.
LcH)k thcta ocnly in the face, for
few are the' horse j tliat'nro nut cas-
ly -'couijuervd in thu wav.
.Don't- forget j.to ofler baby pure
eold water several timcA a day, es
pecially on warm days It is some-
fmirs thirsty,- Hue yourself, and
rutiT water t'o .quench .its thirst
Let rich p!iddi:;g'ahd p.vtry also
pickles 'and' jncucrvi, and all kinds
of highly R'aNJictl diidic lo imong
forbidding fmxls for email aid grow-
inrr iartrcr auklriii.
An appl teat ion of earbofic icid
and buttenuilk, iti t lie projortion
of a Liblo-f poonful of crude acid to
a quart of milk, h recommended as
a sure cure for lice oil animals.
Tho Rural New Vorker i warns
its ''readers' not to tse foreign grown
Kitlatoe.'i for .'seed.. It savs: Wq
lave ried freig?i seel rcjeacdly
and ahvayn with he refuU of small
cr croj:
We fett You Plainly
that Sfmmoqj Artt kejrtti?cr will rid rati
of MyfjMrptia. Headtth?. Cor.t!i;luo and
Auoartrk. It will break up chiltt aod fe
cr ana prevent tbeir. retuf-n,' an.i'ia a cum
Ic'.e anud-j'.c jr all f.i!iriil r' - yet
enarcly fic irtm qo'nine or calomel. Try
it, and you wU tx aaumuhe! at lhe focl
ealt of the gttiatne'Simmmi lter kj. '
ator, preareu Ly J. II. Zethn Si C
We can furnish , any sha:e, Vc or
tvlff Rubber Sumi, brand or d;e re-
uircd for any pu;;.c, an J at from
25 cents to $1.00 ?c$ thin you an pet
them of any Ncnhern house. The
hcics-. self-inking Ruh'r Stamp
ress is the bct tiling out IJ-ttini
men can do tiK-ir oa n rtrintm with one
of these presses. CaJl at ofHce
arui see it. .
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