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NUMBERS n if. KM. 41. 4»,..„
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kv.Fajniterlll# 4 30 12 35
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ti .41 ji.lsU ru f. 43 S M
l tiv, Magonlis . 741 4Si
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PM AM lM
TR AINS GOING NORTH.
AM .... KB 1
KUMBEIIS 7». 10.'. 31. 4». 41.
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A M I'M
Lv Florence. t'9o 7SJ ....
LvPay«4te«lllo ii l*> u 41 ....
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ArltnekyMt. . 3SO 610124S 11 2.1 J i>3
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l.eave TarbOrn. 2SI ....
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ArWeJdoa,...; 432 .... 1.J.9
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Wllntloirto , VOO HIII., arrive* Kivel.uirllle
12 03 p n», letiv.'H Fayetievliie IV ui, nr
rive* KAnfnrd 143 p ill. ItetU rtilu if |f(,v
Nanford 3 OS p m. arrlvn t'ayoiii'vitl i 4 : r
|>m, leovH Fayettevllle I 20 p 111, Hlrlvu
WllmlOKtotl 0 25 t> n-.
Bennettavllle Branch-- Train li-him IJ-ti
aet'ev Ho B 0i n in, Muxtxii tiO.» am. lie.
Hprlair* !l 51 a in, l'arkltih 10 41 H 111. L|..p.
Mill-10 M a in.irrtve Paytutovllle 11 10.
Hiriilntt Icavo FayeUevlllH 4 45 p 111, Hi p.
Mill" Soop m. IW H riiixx 543 | in. Ma>
too # Ifi p m, arrivi-a Bin net in ill.- 7 IS juij.
tsunn»'tl«>in at I'liyettevill* with train Ni>.
• Rot Moxtou Kith tli4 tVlilml tt« I
road, at Heii Hpriuira with tliv It'wl M|>ii»i;»
and Bowmoro railroad, »t Kantord wlih itio
Kuaboard Air l.;nw mat Woiitlicrn Itailwny, nt
fililf with tlio lliiriimii null Charlotte Itnil
ro*d,
. rain "u the Scotland Ne*!'* Ilrnnch Uorl
►eavi-a Weid.iD S |> m. lli>lt(ii.v 417 p in. nr
rivea Neotlailil Ne« It nt &tH p 111, (imtiivllle
(167 p m. Ktullnu 7 55 p tn. iteiurntug leave*
Klnaton T W ii in. Orennvilln 8 All a ni, turiv
liiK at Hulilm nt II 1H a tn, Weld .in 11 UJu iu
daily encept Munday.
".rain* ou Washington Ilrnnch N*av* Wn-li
inirtou M 10 a til and 2 SO |» in, arrivo Pamela
0 10a in mid 4 pm, loiiiriilutf leavo r
35 a ffi and ft :M) j» »n, nrrlvo wu«hltiutou 11
a ui and 7 SO p m. datiy except Minday.
Traiu loaves Tarboro, N. C„ dully except
Sunday 5 :»() i> m, hnitdny 4 15 J» in. arrive*
riytnuut l ! 7 40' pin, oio pin. Jtotumlnir,
leave* i'lytnoi.tli daily « xo«»|-t Sunday 7 50
h n»,na«l Huiidny OOJ ft m, arrlvog TniUoro
10 (On in, 11 00 a m.
Train « n Miilliiid, N.
Uoldabor » dully. except Hun-lay. ft 00 a m,
arriving HmlthtMd « 10 u m. * iMurnlntf
leavea Hniiihfloid 7 ou n in; urrivu* nt G.ddi
l«oro H 24 n m,
Train on Naaiitilio hrnuoh Iravm lioi«>
Monnt nt UMOa m. 340 |v ni, itrrlv«a Nash,
vilitj 10 :0 a m, 4 03 |« m. Hpnug 11O|m H OI u
m, 42.Vp m. lU'inriiiim leave H|»rlug lloi n
11 iO a m. 4 04 |i in, Nashville 11 4i n in, 5 iJ
p iu, arr»v« in llofky M«»unt 12 iu |. n». (n 0
l» id. daily t*xi*««|>t Sunday
Trt'n on rilntou lirui.t h tcavnu Wur«n«r
to- Clintoo daily, Huuduy, II fo a in
and 4'J» |» tn. INiirnlnjj Um»v«> . lint n nt
t> 4jft in nud f r .l) )• in.
Train Nil. - i*iom» «*«■ tiii*-• *tt at
Wfltlou ft»r all noil North daily, uit rail via
lUthinond.
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and after Ulklnc to * broker tor two
Rolld hour* bought a government bond
because ft was safe. Next day they
eold it becaoae It paid very little !n
--(«reat and bought gas stattk. That
evening aom* rrtettA alarmed them bj
saying tfctt It the gaa worka blew up
ktoek wouldn't be worth anything, ao
they returned to the broker and
swapped for railway utock, which they
returned to him next day becauae the
railway* might go Into tho trual and
stock wouldn't pay any dividends. Y«
they bouglt Suapenalon Brtdgtt boa&i
at 2:10 p. ra. and ttWe on band at
6:30 a. m next (lay to sell them.
Hadn't slept all night. Had just beard j
about the Brooklyn bridge. "Appose
a tornado ahould blox* nut bridge over.
What security wotald bo left?" For
bridge bonfa they secured an upper
county bond, and actually kept from '
worry for a whole week. That they
swooped down on th» poor broker kad
had him tell them. He gave up hia
client®. Then came-a One looking gen
tleman named Adams, from Dallas.
Texas, who wanted to borrow 11.000 at
10 per c«nt on Ills big ranch, and
would pay Interest In advance. The
Wftmen trusted blm. and now learn
that thert! are worse Inveatfi&enta thai*
gap. bridge, altwt and governments,
Adam* »«Wlrila at the expense of the
state of Texan, and won't answet any j
communications from the Bfty-odd
flrat mortgage holders on 'he aam«
piece of land
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bicycles in Japan, and some automo-
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THE ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER S, MOI.
IAS DONE NO GOOD
ArpSays Etfvcatiflf the fcjr* lis
led A Failure.
IT IS NOT TIE KMED? SOUGH.
The Presaat Generation of Negrwes
Mara Oahaed Nothing By AH at
Their Book Learning
A neighbor said to me. "Major-, whal
is all this racket tSis rumpus—
this swimonrf'iSi about the nigger?
HaV« Ihey broke loose? Have tbey ris
again? You remember how they usjd
to rise before the war, but the* gen
erally went to the wrfl Held or the
cotton pateh I'Ve been readln' the Mew
Yor* Journal and It looks like some
thing must have happened out In Mis
sissippi or somewhere, and the M«hops
and college folks atari »ahkee women
are mlahtll|r Mtllftrfid about 'em."
W#!l, it Ik &musing to read these
stale platitudes and theories about tho
negro. A few of then* frt sensible,
aome of them a delusion, and some are
alm»et tiliotic. With most of them edu
cation seems to be the panacea for
everything and some of them Want
kindergarten achoola f««r ilie babiea
and separate arbMll for the mothers
to leant physl>lony. Bome of the north
erh female antiquities want aocial
equality and bint at mleeegnation as
the coming
aration ft the only solution and the
Oogro muat gc. and some say that
every dollar spent on their education
wl«Vns the gulf between the races. One
very aenaible writer exfe strip th-lr
voting and atop paying taxes for their
education.
Take them all together and they
don't harmonise on any plan, thriugb a
large majority, wl»h Dr. Curry In the
lead, fr» fi>f education —more educ.i
-tlo9. Well, it Is possible for even so
great anil good a man an Dr. Curry to
be mistaken. He and Bishop Candler
and ionic other* on that line have
mad# a life long business of educating
young people, and are naturally dis
posed to magnify its Importance, bat it
stents to me when we try an experi
ment tor thirty y'ars and spend over
one hundred millions of dollars on it.
and the negroes get worse Instead of
better. It Is time to halt and try tome
other methoJ. .
"fhese negro?* are a new generation
and know nothing of alavet-y. The
northern Idea seema to Its that then
•re the same negroes we had before the
war, and that they havo recently
emerged front slavery and seml-barba
rlsnt. and must be educated Into good
citizenship. This Is a mistake. The
old-time negroes had a very good edu
cation—not In book learning, but by
contact and association with the'r
masters and their masters' fani''cs
and neighbors. Kducatlon Is not all got
ten from books. It comes through the
ear as well as through the eye. Our
old-time slaves were better educated
for usefulness and happiness than are
th? college graduates of today. Thty
had more common sense and far mure
morality. We had among them carpen
ters. masons, blacksmiths, tanner*,
shoemakers, tinners, wagon maker*,
painters, pa perers, railroader*, and >ve
had good farmer* and glntier* and
millers and hostlers.
Amoni; the women we bad weavera,
carders, spinners, aeamstresses, ihatu
tH'rmaids. butter maker*, ctfoka and
nurses and they were all educati'd tn
their business. I owned a carpenter
who could plan and build a flrst-class
bouse and make a handsome mantel
and run a modern staircase. I owit ' l
another who isrew up from infancy
with my children, and who could paint
and pap-r and cook anil put down
.arpets and dj other useful thing*
and he was my faithful bodyguard du
ring the war and la still dovoted ti tity
family. Kducatlon- why. the children
taught Tip to read, and that raa
enough for him. he wtn always
happy and contented. lU bad the daily
t» -tt that wr> have/now ovwl.ooo ffiff- -
vlcts and did not have.one then? Alt
this maudlin philanthropy has como
from the idea that our negroes were
savapes until freedom came. when the
truth la they were better fed anil
clothed and housed and far happier
than the poor of the northern UltM.
I «lo pot remember to have ever pun
ished but one of oilf slaves—our own
bovs g.>{ most of th,> whlnninat alHl
the neisro-s grew up In fjar of 11. It
Is not the lack of education that In
creases i-rlme and tills om; | rlsons, for
It Is recorded that 47 ptr rent' of thr
convicts can rmd and writ-*. What is
wanted is cood moral training and the
fear of punishment far crime. The ne
groes Ret none of this frmi thel>.' pai
ents or their teacher* or preachers
while In slavery their race trait ol
stealing little things wa.i curbed ond
restrained, but It has coine back in
full force and now all of this genera
tion will steal with but few exceptions
We have not had atr. one domestic n-r
--vant In twenty-five years wlij would',
not steal, or as they ''ail It, take little
things on the sly. We expect them to
steal and are never Jlsippolnted. It 1*
Just as much a rate trait In the nepro
as U is in the Arabs or tho posterity
of Ishmael. It Is to tin credit of the
negro that he will not cheat nor betray
your confldiave. It Is to the discredit
of Jews tnd Gentil»* 'hai they will
cheat yiu or deceivo yo\t If they can
"honorably."
But the most alarming trait am m*
the negroes is their utter disregard for
chasity and their conjugal obligations.
A large majority of the negro women
are harlots and their children are bas
tards. This lack of womanly virtue Is
no drawback on their social standing
or their church membership. If a
woman belonga to the Daughters of
Zion and pays her mito to the preacher
she is one of the saints. A negro is
never turned outrof church. They never
suffer from remorse or the stings of
conscience. They tear ghosts and
graveyards, but not hell or the devil.
Their religion Is s compound of emo
tion aad superstititon. Neither the jail
nor the gallows gives them much con
-trn. for they spend their tints in
eating and sleeping, and then no
straight to Jesus. They are a curious
and interesting race of people. Imita
tive aa monkeys, they readily fall lute
mil the vices and follies of the w&lte,
folks— negro boys all smoCe clg±r
ettes The young bucks about \fct
i towiynatd cities wear tanned shoes
and the girls wear spectacled and blac*
stockings because the white girls (In
A lady who has recently gone to Wast?
Ington city to' to the Nov
York Press that slfe cannot get a r?l
able or trustworthy negro servant. inn
Mft: "Bin all the good u|tom
cone ten sooth to Booker Wash
ington's school? What has become
jf all t*at falthfltl dog-like serrice
the tdathertters tall M about? I aare
tried 4 whole procession of tbett, and
they have worn oat patience. The last
one I engaged camfc next morning at
10 o'clock wearing a white tolle hat
and a pink satin bodice!"
Bat we still tad thorn willing and
useful at V house, sad patriarchs like
my wife sad myself Whß ha¥e to kojp
open t)oqjke for humferdui offsprings
and kifinrtd gad friends can hardly
get along without them. 1 can sclll
black my shoes and go to market and
the postolftre and work In the garden,
juid I drtn't mind making one Are in
the morning. U I feel well enough to
get up. bat there are numerous little
things I don't Ilk* to have to d»; Old
Unci* Tn»n rfirtfpifig wood for me
no*, aftd my wife bas just sent him a
cop of coffee and some biscuit to u-Jlp
out his dinner. She hss great regard
for these old, humble, good-natured
negroes. 1 don't believe UlieliS Tom
would at*Al. ftor he says It was whip
ped out Of him when he was a boy.
Pity It Isa't the rule now td wblp them
and save them from the cbalngang.
What a del) of negro burglars and
thieves there must be In Atlanta, Judg
ing from the daily business of the re
corder's court. I reckon it It At bad I*l
the other cities, hut we rtort't bear of
It Rmhnp Gallrtr says, the Tennessee
people have tried education long
enough and the people will no longer
be overriden with a hdrde of trifling
Illiterate and immoral negroes. Mis
sissippi declares that although the ne
groes outnumber the whites, they pay
only 10 per cent of the poll tax and get
back 60 per cent for their own educa
tion. and that it has got to be stopped.
If a negro won't pay A dollar A year for
the education of his children, they
don't deserve it. and the people
have determined to quit speodlpg half
a million a year upon them. Georgia
seems determined to do the same thing
and our peoplf will say amen. Let
tbeni have the taxes they pay and no
more. Nothing is prised that costs
nothing. Old Colonel Howard, whom
i very body In this community loved
and honorel, was one of the best schol
ars and the best read man t ever met.
and he told me that be never bad l>ul
a few months' schooling and he prized
his el.nation all the more benaußt) he
got It bard, for he was poor and had
to work by day and study by the light
of a tallow candle by night.
Well this Is enough for one time —
whether It be orthodoxy or hetrodoxy.
It Is my dojy and nobody Is responsible
for It but myself. I have some cardinal
principles about the negro that I dare
to maintain. I would brute
who assaulted a white woman. 1 could
see him massacred or burned or
hanged, drawn and quartered. If thU
be treason, make the most of It. 1
would pursue him with arms and pitch
forks as Israel Putnam pursued the
wolf 'bit devoured the lambs of hU
flock. Even tha law excuses some ho
micides when done In the heat of pas
sion and before a man has time to cool.
A father or a husband or a brother of
111* victim never cools. It rankles and
stings to the quick as long as life lasts.
If the officer gets'the brute first let
him keep him. but I have little respect
for the officer who runs his horsei'fo
get him first. 1 have not forgottia the
ten years we llvod in the country sod
the appreheuston I felt every day that
I was away from home. The cltUens
who livo ih town* or cities and whose
wives and daughters are protected by
day and by night know nothing about
the shadowy fear that follows those
who live In the country and have no
protection against the brutes. This fear
is the greatest impediment to the
country schools and the controlling
reason that causes every prosperous
farmer to rent cut his farm and move
to town. It was this that broke up our
school and brought my family and
roost of the neighbors to Cartersville.
And now the northern prfss is gloat
ing over the prospect of reducing our
representation, bciause the negro has
been disfranchised. "la!t them do it,"
says Bishop Gallor—we must control
the negro jpr the south will be ruine I
tiJT them. After it Is doiw wilLwe havi;
p.-ire—or will the republ'can part*
anSthe 0". A. R.'S. (grab all, republ!
e*ns». hunt for something else to feed
upon? Well. Morilecal Is still sitting at
thf gate, but It was Hainan who waa
hanged.—Bill Arp In Atlanta Constitu
tion. . .
P. 3.—1 havo Just read Bishop Kel-
Inv'a renlv to the svmDosium and hear
tily Indorse every word of It. He un
derstands the negro and knows what
he Is writing about. And I havo read
Professor Council's earnest pleading
for the negro girls who are nursing the
little white children all over the sun
ny south. He begs the mothers of thess
children to train these nurses in good
morals and virtuous ondwt end save
them from shame and disgrace. His
letter la admirable, and so are all his
writings and speeches. I have great
roaoect for him. B. Ai
Ants Fs'l 'n a Shower.
From time to time we hear of showers
of blood, of pollen, of caterpillars and of
debris and vegetables, and now M. A.
de Longree, a member of the Astrono
mical Society of Ffaye, tells of a show'
er of ants which feu reeenly at Brus
sels.
M. de Longree resides in that city, and
ihereforc he had ample opportunity for
abserving this curious phenomenon. It
was four o'clock in the afternoon, he
■ays. when the ants began to fall, and the
weather was very warm, the sun being
brilliant and the sky clear.
A great cloud of small black winged
tills, interspersed among which wer
some gigantic Mack ants, measuring
from five to seven millimetres in length
•pread quickly over the city and its sub
urbs. and in a few minutes the gigan* : 
ints were over the pavements
»nd the small onea Were falling on the
garments of pedestrians, and even enter
ing their months and noses.
For two hours the insects remaitvti!
in the city, causing every one to wonder
how they oarne there, k is fuppostdj
that they were brought thither in a storm
which started in 4 neighboring district
the uj>ump:ion being that the tempest
lOUS wind tore op entire NESTS of ant*
from'the ground-and carried them along
n iti course. The only objection to this
'heory is that there *B no sign of a
:orm in Brussels when the insects ap
peared. Nituraliits. however. insist tHat
in no other way can this singular phen
omenon be explained.
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The expense of harvesting 1,000 acre*
of wheat it not more than s6oa This
amount i» exclusive. of courae, of the
planting. Ploughing a field coats $1 an
A pa rty lb Arabs, with cat*
•la, koraee and asaea. which has hart
for some waeka encamped at the Zoo
logical gardens In Vienna, has left for
Trieste. The m«s appear to have mads
a conalderable Impression upon tha
Viennese women, aa they took away
with them no loss than seven brides,
five girls and two widows, all poeees
lag property. A boot thirty rejected
kdmlrera of tha Badoaiaa. who aaw
them off at tha station, and wept in
an affecting maaaer, would willingly
hava followed the troupe and em
braced a deeert Ufa but wCre rejected
by the Arab* because of their poverty.
The women selected will be married
according to Arab rites upon reaching
their destination. Aa the train moved
off the Araba uttered a piercing, part
ing cry, responded to by cries and
waving of handkercblefa on the part
of tha rejected onea. The horses,
asses and Camels are left behind to be
told in Vienna.—Detroit Free Press.
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and Bouib Carolina, Oeorala and Flori a,
o.i October tfitfe. aa it sill retnaia on Bale
dttring the aeasoo. Exceptionally low
rates are la efieet tbia year !•• I'iueburat ana
Southern fines, H. IX, Cnocdeti, 8. C..
HSTSanab, tls., sad all points In Florida a d
Cuba. To rnrb ajy of the*® points, tbe
wrTlce ot Ibe Heaboard Air IJns Bailway
"Capital City Koute,"wlll be foubd the brat
nod most attractive. la adduoa to tbe
tU|srlor aervlce now operated, U is aa
bonnced that Cafe cars wld be placed la
•ervice oa tha Waahlagtoa-Ailaata Line
a bob i No»enil er I*l. aid oa the Florida
Liars ab'>ut January Ist, 1901. Following
tlile tba Florida A Metropolitan Limltrd
alii be Inanguiaed about January IMh,
1103, with aun p:uotM appulntmeuta and
•u|ierb rqulpmroi. Including dining aod club
ear*, constituting It b«yond a doubt, tbe
prsr of nay train In the world.
Tba service of the seaboard Air Line Rail
way to Cuba la most suractlte, lu Ca.a
oar aeralee and mauy other faatnraa |iraeact
advantagea commending U to the favorable
attention of all tra* Her-
KM tbat your to Inter Touriat ileketa read
via tbe Florida A Waaf India Short Line.
Seaboard Air Llue Hall war.
LeW Kaln tar Hunting aal rbkisg
I'arllre via Kea board Air
Liar Hillwar
Tbl» popular route. who»« lloea pwatr«t«
»'me of the beet country for name, k> rd
*nl 11-b to bo found anywhere In tb« 8ou«e,
baa OD aate reduced rate tlekrta from Norfolk,
I'ortair >utta and lilrfemoud to all points lu
Ylrjclnla. N«itb Bod booth Carolina, for tbe
benefit of hunting and flahibir paitlaa, tn.rlug
Individually or uthe/wl-e. O. e'dog Is car
ried fiee wlih each pataeuger and oibera are
trai aported at a rmall rust.
»11 Information u to moat deairahle
point*, rales. scheduler, Me , furnUbed n|Kin
appllc tloß to any agent or representative
of tbe Company.
PCTITAM'a FIDOI.BU I)rB products the faat-
Ml and brightest eolora of any known dye
•tnlf. Hold by all druggiata.
According to aMlistira prepared for the
Home Secretary 1 7iio children are burned
to death yearly in the United Kingdom.
It*afarw t'aaaat (tr Cared
lit local applications aa they cannot reach the
riiaeaaeri portion of the car There ia only on«
way to cure drafneaa. and that ia bv constitu
tional remcdiea. )>eafnea« i« caused by an in
flamed condition of the tnncoua lining of th->
F.uatachlan Tnbe. When thla tube l« inlawed
you have a rumbling aonnd or Imnerfect hear
inR. ami when it ia entirelr eloeed Itearneaa i
the reanlt, and nnleaa th» inflammation'an b«
taken out and thla tab* restored to it« norma'
l undition. hearing will be deatrored forever.
Nine caaea out of ten are cauaed by catarrh
which la nothing lint an inflamed condition o'
the mucoua surface*.
We will fire One ITnndreit Dollare for mar
rue of Deaf nee* i niMit by catarrh), that ru
not be cured b» HiU'n Catarrh Care. Circular*
•ent free. F. J. CIIKNKY k Co., Toledo, O.
Mold by Urnggiate. 75c.
hall a i'amiir I'illa are tbe best
The man who always expects the unex
pected to happen i« |irool against disap
pointment.
Meet Tmt the Seweli.
Xo matter what alts TOO. hefelaoHs to a
rancor, you will never pet well until year
bowels are put right. C«ao»BKTS Uelp nature,
rare von without a gripe or i*ia, prolm*
eae.r natural inoremente, coat you Juet II
eenla to start ;elli>i( .rear Itaalt'i baa'*. Cas
tussT* Candy Cathartic, the genuine, nat ue
in metal botes every tablet has C.U.C.
•tamped on it. Beware or imitation*.
It'w wfren a -
that ahe vi|i» ner Ices furlunate enter dead.
IK OPtNLETTER
Address to Women by the Treas
urer of the W. C. T. U. of
Kansas City, Ire. E. C.
Smith.
"Mv DEAR SISTERS:— I believe in
advocating and upholding everything
that will lift up and help women, and
but little use appears all knowledge
and learning if you have not the health
to enjoy it.
MBS. K a SMITH t
" Having found by personal erperi
•nee that Lydln h Plnkbam'i
Vegetable Compound U a medi
cine of rare virtue, and having seen
donna of cures where mv suffering
aisters hare been dragged osyek to life
and usefulness from an untimely grave
simply by the use at a few bottioa of
that Compound, I must proclaim its
virtues, or t should not be doing my
duty to suffering mothers and dragged
out housekeepers.
" Dear Sister, la your health poor,
do you feel worn out and need ug,
eepeoially do you have any of the
troubles which beset our sex. take mj
advice; let the doctofa alone, try
Lydla E. P!nkham*a Vegetable
Compound; it is better thau any
and all doctors, for it cures and they
do not."—Mas. S. C. Bwra, Ull Oak
St., Treasurer W. C. T. U-, Ksntas
City, Mo.— tsooo-fwrfrl* fa*ee« tm*m Isf to
astfeeufsa.
Mrs. dAwo
WE FAY B. I. FARE AKD trront $5,000
NOIRKKRCHOLIKRHIPH. BOAKUIT
COST. Writ* Qulok to OA.-ALA.
BVBIKBSI IULIA%K. MA COM. OA.
—» ■ .. r - - T
It •Alrtetl wlik TVMMAAMIA EMA
IfnalftT* riff artel ti pt«nl— or tnpiliai,
ikm en tar part oI the Mr, i*ti bonae
ot joint*. telling Mr, mta patches, ewal
len gland*, ikia itehea and bnrna. rare Hp. ar
a?
pfllQaf TO® HIMPI ITOIB
prison or a« baglnnioge of deadly cancer,
koo may ba permanently eared by taking
Botanic Blood Balm B. It ■.), nab as*
dally to cmra tha wool blood aad aUa 4b
eaax. It heel* arery aara or alcar, atone all
achee and pain* aad redans* all
Botanic Blood Bala curaaaU malignant blaad
trouble*, *aeh an ecxeaaa, aeaba aad acalaa,
pbnplee, running ioraa, carbuncle*. acrofala,
etc. Kapee tally advised for all obstinate cast*
that bare raaobad the eecoad or third etage.
Drnggiate, *l. To prow it cnrae, pie of
medicine Hat baa aad prepaid by writiag
Dr. OUlam, 1* Mitchell fttroet, Atlanta. Oa.
Dca-ribe trouble aad free aacdird adrio*
tfven. . X
Brooklyn, N T., Nor.JA—OarAaldßaadacka
Powder* ar# aold ban in largo qoantitiee; ikh
•howa t hat people raaliaa the value of a raaWy
at once harmlcea and atwtiw. Tha Puae((
arc of undoubted ralae in caring headache* of
all kind* and in bnilding ap the nervosa aya
teia. Inreatlgata "**» grade of i*a*cdla( of
fered for thr mra of Haadanhaa aad tha Oar
fleld M« aiUche Powdara will ba found to Ml
Ant piaoa. Writ* OarAald Taa Oa. for (amplaa.
Soma meu bear tha auae relatioa to
life aa the vermiform appendix to th* h£-
luu anatomy.
KITH permanently cured. Ho Ala ar nerroaa
hoaaafter Drat day a nee of Or. Ktine'e Great
Nerve Keetorer. tit trial bottle aad trcatiaa free
Dr. B. H. Ku»», Ltd., 881 Arch gt„ Phil*. Pa.
It ian't bccaure people are fond of **a
«ic that they blow their own horna.
Mr*. Winaiow'a Koothtnf Brmp fee children
teething, aoften the gum*. reduce* inAaaaaaa
tion, allay* pain, cure* wind colic. Me a bottle.
Men have been known to loee en dead
aure thing*.
I aaaaaraPiao'a Oara for Ooneumption nt*l
mr ur* three yenre ago.—Mas. Taonaa |toe
aiaa, Maple Mt., Norwich, M.T.. Feb. it, IMA.
A tombatone inacription ia often • grare
error.
We refer to the. Mi aa small potatoes
who don't get to the top of the heap.
L, •• Slralfrnt-ea-Ataa,"
"1 am Anuhing a tour of Rurope; the beat
thing I've had over here ia a box of Tatteriae
I I brought from home."—C. H. McConnell,
Mgr. Kconomical Drug Co., of Chicago. 111.
Tetterine cure* itching (kin troublae. Me. a
I box by mall from J. T. Shuptrine, Savannah,
Oa., if your drnggiit don't keep it.
Uit year there were 192,705 mile* ol
telegraphic line* and 133,153 nilci of viz*
iu the Lotted State*.
imvmmmwmnnv
S CAPUDINE ®
S riHEi
9 Nrrvnua Hradarki 1 , Nairalila,
g and HIC&HEADACHE. It la abao-
C lately barinlra*. No effect oa the
JJ heart. For aale at all Drn« Hum.
to the acre at less cost, means
more money.
More Potash
in the Cotton fertilizer improves the
•oil ; increases yield—larger profit*.
' Send for our book (fire*.) exylAUung how to
f»t these results
GERMAN KALI WORKS.
93 Nkimu SI., N*w York.
New and Eolarfad Edition
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International
Dictionary
ot English, Biography, tocography, Ficuoa, etc.
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Thrntwe mi* gtriag #*ooo.oo pr dmy flwr tugs, to fix the mem
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amd prove mt them from
R. J. (tEYKOLDS TOBACCO CO.. WWSTOM-SALEM. N. C.
Asthma
"On of my duihWt bad a
terribla case of asthma. Wehrkd
ntaaont everything, but without re
lief. Wn then tried Cherty
Pactornl and threa and one-half
boom cttrad her."—Emma Jaaa
Entsminger, Langxrllle, 0.
Ayer's Chcny Pectoral
certainly cures many cases
of asthma.
And it cures bronchitis,
hoarseness, weak lungs,
whooping-cough, croup,
winter coughs, night
coughs, and hard colds.
sSSKSSFSSKS
befan chooaing. A good pair
rf OK. adfcte the Off of your whed
" WicThVhlt G giea'ftrtt,
last and a3 the time. Tfcey ■« comfort
•blc, m*whc*r, MMimrfio rcyair.
(■at tha kind far courtly mad* and tig
laada. fcnd far catalog*.
a* J TIRB COMPANY,
THE SWIFT CREEK DAIRY AN
f—STOCK FARM
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ll V\. i ,v anoiuerof 1.-fi.t'-r. .1 AjCt'
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B *-1 up u» ila'r: noarb.tter
MtMttoalh. Til - blood.-. the famous M k» IVta la.
K , I aaibrrt na.t *» «'W. Pnlaad t ljmm
l'a«i on hanl. T.P.fca.w«U. Hatllrbi.ro. (Tc.
UUANTED AT ONCE!
IV and graduate la time to accept ki«l P"-
altiona In tb« spring and t.tnni r IMI wnlt
for part tut luu t. n til poalt ana *r. eeear d,
accept n .tva. or will pav H. It. tare and fur-
U'ab .Bloc w.rkf ir i«rt ' uitl- n. Inard • linn p.
Don't mta« tkj» tttcat oiler, but w rltv at uuca
for full Inf rotation
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We waat intelligent Men and «'«•»» aa
Traveling Representatives cr Local Maungera;
■alary tyoo to Stye a year aad all nptun,
according •to eapertrnce and ability W e alao
waat local representatives: aalanr $9 to a
week aad co«aiiuian, depending upon the ttr*a
Arroted. Send stamp far lull particulars and
fete posit 10a ptefercd. Address, Dept. B.
IU Mtxx COMTANY. Philadelphia, Pa. i
@FOR EIGHT
V DOLLARS
I Y on nil tuy lh« Tery hot
I «00 lb. Platform Scale.
f OOmt lUra wjuaily low.
Jooea (He Pay* the Krrl tf ht.*
ni* BUJuIIAXTUN. K. Y.
M . AAV IICDC V * new Pookrt Inhaler that
■ UU* ntnt I for Vfara ( w»«h» w.iiat
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