13
'miSTTlBOUT
i, i
5
' Kffiiwtebl' physician fjS 1
Vhmtaiavns wcoenize Iron aa tba pest reaorauw
t: Sri todprof cwsion. and faicmiry of any
SS.l& J substantiate &eertao I
fhjit thare r mor preparations oi iruu ; i
il
JTUUES2
Hers i
. . - . -1
The mljiSs'fe!? JSSSSSl-
BROWII'S IROpilTERbf !
r-i oareBdiestion, BiUonsTiess, Weakness,
3 JrdjHda, Ialarfa CMUs and FY j
""'&4re7Bay51vlr
1-farftll theeo ailments Iron is -prescribed, dally, f
SRRDWn'SIROriBITTERSiSnSfi
nhiatL like all other thorongh medicines, it acts : ff
13! ibewffit refaetredenorgyl The nrascles then beome
Vrt la omcn th effect is asnilly more rapid apd marked. J
33 Sm; -healthy color eomes tytli-cfeeefcs ? eivOsneS Jt
i3l3Asapperaj faaetfonalderangeiBBnts becomB-.rega-! - i
lar. and if a nnrsimr mother. abandKdt 'sustenwice
uuv efea Degm st once xo Dnffnrn; pwaun wcmo
Sr, and a nnrsing mother, abandKdt 'sustenwice ,
i mnnViaitv z-TiiM Tlinmntnhflr KlDWll 8 Iron c
Bitters iathe ONXiYJron medicma that is not in-;
on wrapper. TAKE NO OTHElt.;n ;
Oil
- r?
emit a QaeriSiSf'; SsfcwilBl ?f'
t
rttrep to the ifou? Oie jBtrgUytng phosphates
'giat are removea wiia me urau, auu wuiuu a.r ie
i .ttflted.bj thfl ByBtem-other
?3at:oe thte.i K -coistg'less is healthier; and
, tthanany'othe?;pdetr i 7
TESTIMONY
v.
57-; UVUl'tri' '1
'-'J.I5W4l.s " '.S . .
ill
sr-:-r" "T" OBEAEiitfrrB. N.?arFeb. 27, 1885.
" It is a weil-kuovm fact that the process of mak-
wheat flour relsove? wijth the bran in the bolt-
L toe aeitlen 1 of the 'Natural ' pbosphates of the
ftiii Riosphates arejof thgreatest value In
tatalning mental and physical vigor. Of all the
tveparattens used to raise bread, Horsf ord's Bread
fSeparatfe is thfronlyone teat replaces the phos
ates ef the graia, which are of great nutritive
fettortamee. It Is composed of acid phosphate of
toe which takes the place of the cream of tartar
k' i?.lfcu ilttSt oti)tner preparalloiLs and bicarb
2. btrfloda The .result ol the chemical acfio'n
n Ven the preparation and the soda are added to
irtt mixed in the form of -dough Is & uaiOB'Of the.
Sospnonc aeia ana tne soaa, inusuDeranngine
ftoTUe add eas, which performs the rising pro-
erettoffOBjphate of lime and oda
? t "Tbl nti loteul stnethens the; flutritjve value of
1, blaod and bone food. Here, in the South,
1 the heat tells on the vital forces with ener
CI eflectj Dbne anki'bralii food becomes1 of the f
rfaawt Importance. Th Horsford Bread Prepa-
, nt3m Is et theifirsCvatae on this account, and no
. ota bakmg powder i so weUadtedto the de
' JBmOa f 'the uthern'oountry." " ' ' ' .
I Have used the. Horsford Preparation In my
'BSSSf for, the past Jen. Tears, and certainly would
Jtd other.
: -v AYJrx'J.'At 't
T. C. SMITH, KLD.
Commercial nd rOthertrayellBrs in the South
wltfatteWtd the fthatWobrthe best railroad
lertamrants south of Virginia, are to be found at
, .Gurlotte, N. C, and Way Cros,mBMbaris
the erring evil in the Southern country, and the
ence Gresham, the manage?TOg3 edi io rite
(wsumed conduct of'Se Blcnniond'ana'Dan-
ville Dining Booms, at Charlotte, and the excellent
Juccess I have met with in 8a.tisfylngihetTavlUn
ar w A-, wmuw w vi. vj MiU ID UUD w
We ave deceived
ex3eBajtlt QrftpfvtEestapIi farticlebf fooaTmeT newn-BaaTeen a aigmedpittle yo
OiatheoitewavJpu ner faaefincsno wasjojlrteen, filling
fans to impress ffiose who patronize it. Mr. Clar- hdeadmotlier's place witfir absolute
the use,ot this, the best of aty BaklnglPowders.'V--
v fV'y , . .. ;j . h3 n
nei9eAPd;octfupMiineycmr
prising all the novelties of the Reason.
a h i- '1 '
Olfffi
aiiwi unowj. n g -'s w
1 ii
-FOR
Ear -A i
novfvr .We-inibi youaHy especiallyi ttiJs
TiHQiiS Vivll h'KU'Kf '')V0! l-r07 ;Vjv; iu q 0V
tol i.weef tq inspect; dujj trimmed i ?
Hats and Bonnets1
. 4 1
f "
DAlIrY
THERE NEVER WAS.
f?l xlier neyer .was an, axuxijr mui
1 ...:.'. -'f j'
1 That bungled not too soon with clctuJS d o 1
jAssunrays with the night jo iwirfo iuo j
W that faded not from that fond heart" p
rilWlHireohfce it loved to fitay,l'"f;jfri jO j
Andleft that heart more desoJata r w
a-rn a trwai xivi Jni3 !
-fMj wsAnV SfcV'V.roi. to j
, But ltjwas dimm gcn. jears,',-j 0-r7,
Cansed by such griefs as ever dull j
an
sone
IT,
jiThere Mvex&ras; ftjaoble: heart-tti -o rl r?q
ji it) .isl aundi oil, worth ana powerH-iu oina
n jTliat hatlnotili this sinful .world, xk io
Some sorrow for its dower. .tiHiBiiuv.n
ThelaureHHiih0! brow hath Aid,
Fromfflknx,aar.ele PJjic
The secret of the soiil within, ,
iThere nearer jwas-a restful. soulia r y j
.iJr, SweeseB A0r;ioi; axiajy
FreefroniWd sbrrow's stain.' jf t
iW e rxmrk de,wdrp. on ?ihft grassy r ,P -
Kg fii; soon iri sirung pmuTxjrs !tuHf)2T
tno-Arjid diaik theniall away.'- -h 'r
eview th& nwuntaing stepped in light
- At me nrsc pmsn 01 aay;
Beheld howehangeSlfliey are at night,
t's Ho"w4ull and dense and grayj (US'1?
C -CTTifK -fhA "Ki-rrlcr it tnnafnl onnTicr
1 lr How Bweet then flongs jn. May J .,-, ., r! i
B, 'KBifughhey'liaveVndr care tWy take
! In'nerter5 wis ftf bubbling f oonT u'
Whose waters to the fevered Hps i'j
inf aiimgrwecourd bringiT rrr . ?
, All changes cm. Time's sinful shore, I
' br hides from mortal sight;'v" J - j '
; " . JI At - 1 i f I
1 ; J -Luther G. Missis, in Boston Folio
UNCLE PHI10.
r
rV?rom Uncle Philol" said, Jenny San-
for dl in ; a toneiof .c.csternation.iStarini;
at.the signature ox.the letter she held.;
.By, Jove!" her prother Tom ejacu-
xaiea; ana mittea a long wnistie,
apressive of deep astonishment .
the doorway. u f
f John was r not one .of the household,
Dut , Demg engagea to jenny, net was
nearly always on hand ":??- t I
'He s coming!" said Jenny, sinkine
into achairrdesTjamnglyX ff: V f '
"Oh, by1 Jove!" said Tom again, with
horrijSed .intonation :1S ii ? i7
"You don't seem fond of Mm V John
observed.
4 'Fond of him?" Jenny repeated;
'We detest him! Haven't we ever told
you about hlmtkHe's Hhebane of our
lives. You know when errand father
died, the left most? of his property
to fattielrhlC Sioose amon ther'restj
To UncM PJiilc' (hel liveaj&way jbff JinJ
uaiton ; i om ana i nave never seen;
him)-to, .Uncle -Philo, who is worthj
noooay Knows now much father says
he is the richest man in the county jhe
left only' ahousand dollars,fjustra?mer;
mentor Of course he was' right ;' TJncla
PhUo didn't need the moneyV .and father
did. But Uncle Philo wasn't satisfied.-1
Jenny'Srblueeyep burned with rindigna-.
diUdriY xoutlf thenhous-r
and dollars; hey wouldn't even comelto
he Was Mg'tolc6ntelt the! vill. Why;
he,did:ii'jfciwas a&yitei:tb3lii Father
says he is a dreadfully determined man
But this explairisi itiVi Jenny turned to
the letter with quivering lips. "Ife'i
slnrj3fylSt;talrinshlH& aboutii:
anJiitlMMjs.C iaffdirsiMJheCcan leave;
themHiaferyf ankllndw.heTaflcming ou,
here he states it boldlv to look at the"
place, and seeti&her it will be worticl
his whaIedJcotest J theAHll. He'a ,4
. ifJWiffJ-? y T TJirT -y.-,r i
'',; t : .3 . iJ-i:A
BhuUfedlal aalntyIhaji8Kefbhief frpm
her pocket and sobbed into it Tom and
r her fiaiyre looking on compassionately
Bne was not giyen to such outbursts
m .
- t!gplj
energetically restraining a desire to use
stronger adiective.
""IlttthfashJUiMith of Ma
iie ixje comes jneroi-.xpm aeciarea
"No KalLKe.afcHed. ! Svith somethin
oi a-grin "ru introduce him to Mr!
seliihglignihipg -
I gt the longest tongue oQmy
J ever saw. You can't get away f rOm
I'll nresent-HT ttpJnvnrl TInIfl
Dobbin's ' afteM d
hrif tb t.K? sifAiv Tinn'ig fcfeti hkn.
'Zr-5t..rr,"rf,r raWTOV -"jTTi.rT-
said" more cheeriullT. anayyT.aniPyUyeatinto
; The,sunshine of our years. .
VrJ lobk npohihe sweetest "flower Jt j
Uobbm. That will settle himj"
fr,tD6bmfSaiaefi"T
rods itf tawn'nTOm "explaihea
Jlilttolfoie'cT me8ffeday, ati6Pot
dinner, so entire her success-Jenny MMn
& born cook and so sratifving were jtlw
praiseT which Tom a'nd"hlr future lpi$l
naa 'snowcrea npon it, tna uuwo iuw
andjheldanglrxjfhidht
were almostTorgotten. ' !
rsiiT. aa ana irnnn l ti liiis . uuui n t auut
OLnigi motives. ,wuft tnis .nrTyu.v,jjrw -
.S.ivjrivCtinkerm
matched their departure xogemer xm
n3(i bisrprpspective if oj&&4p fjk verd
1 Af Vo J? w fh a nam brln r.ftlishe "felt'her ; in-
itruggle through life had always teepiWtf, 'can Afford IOea withohlAiidf for'
hadW.la4Wgiwa
hoyf V.... ....nab-H T WMCOIUB 4V UUU.
n small hand unconsciously olnchd.
vvaar ppi sne fa, a " 7S t
SEROT - Tl
She waa' putting thlksh
ish'ed glass in the cupboard -whpri there
iaineLainpcsk; at the. kitchen rlrmr ... t.
t lc?ud aggressive sort of npek,
and Jenny went to answer it timidly 4
Bmall man, lyith.-thlh, grayish; hair, and
bright, little eyes, and a carpet-bag about
as, big as himself.
. ile-iookecl pp; into her pretty, blonde
f ace- witti a Wort of astohlsh ftr!
rid csfrne in wfthoat beinginvited. no J
Hf -Tjdotft: -anfe ; to buy , , ayth ng, said !
J?hny,,,-with1a; suspicious: pbince' atthe
carpetbag, ' 0h i' as a suSd en . r'ec6I-
iedtibtt of 'Tom's1 wordsarnV into her
baiiid, 3MyQu'r the lightning rod imanJ
ftlr.frf 3iPpbb.?1nTals;e,-a)soat.,7' ,
,r.:iii&uLiie,ma,n8aii aownm mlpnoft -with
ryjenny sadonitboriwakderMg i lit-j
-It did not agree -wi& rTom's descrip-:
ion of him'; byt Tom' was "slightly given
to' exaggeration?' Ciii;
'You:iI'ywant.;a ladder. E suppose ft
air. xjvuuw was &viaentiv Daspiui.- i
"But where arejflie rodsli? :J': i
. Mr. Dobbin smiled., ";little, oA
oufrhed. uneasilvJ . K
oejwasv dv&co
embarrassment, eVidetly. , ; -y
,t ,Jenny',s; of t1, heart, .was melted ;th
she said, pleasantly iwith.a.desperateder
sire, tapat.himat his, ease, 4 .V"I , am, exj;'
Indeed!" skidK Mr: DoTbhL ' finding
his" voice; alklasfciW ovX ;xi6y;Wt.'t-:
His tone -betrayed, so much interest,
arid his bright ' eyes","' fixed ' "approvingly
On nW f sice, knone im such; a ( friend I v
Curiosity that ennyi felt -a ? sudden; lik
ing for the 'littlo man: apd anTimpulsivb
desire to pour, beri troubles into his sym-
pathmnear.;::;vv.;.
; r JT 1o1"yS tf -iiitiAIa J Jarii skill ; -wit.ri.' neT
prettiest bout;;! ji'And I abominate him.
I'm: very unnatural, am l notr', ana axie
lanfrhftfl. . - . s
The 1 lightning' rod' man did not re
spond ; but he betrayed a sudden increase
f interest. : ;'.' rj U r t . ;
j "I'm unnatural, ",n Jenny : repeated.
J.'But I don't belie ve an angel could feel
' t Mr.7Dobbin ioiighed again, and j wound
one. of his short legs around the rungs of
his cbair. i lf (.'. fV : "V i y-i
1 ''Might JI inquire; " he said, mildly,
'what 'thiseasV is?'1 V; - y v.: ,.; . ?
"It is the most dreadful you could im
agine 1" said Jenny, impressively."
And, with an ; uneasy consciousness
that '. he ought not to . confide it to a
stranger, sne launcnea mio ,.an muignam
recital of r Uncle t Philoys: unpleasant be
hivior, ' from? her: jgr'aridf athers ? will to
vUnclerphiloa letter A andi jpad it aloud,'
wth scornful emphasis,, pointing out the
naruaeai ceaness 11 lpuicaieu,. aau tiweu
uig on'its. general wickedness. A :'A !
i'Th think-." she cried. 'that he. with
;all? his . m?6ey j :$hpuld , begupgo us this:
Tl i 1 . u 1 I '' T.I
. ia ur mucn;( i wouiu', omj. fuaa.e,.xuui
a little richer i but it is" everything to, us.
And father .his : only brotheT I He must
-H5r sof fe eyeserJbnghwith pret
ty wra,th, ananerfaceHwas, charmirigly
! vThe''' 'lightnitig-roA man watched her
with; fascinated eyes. '...v ..'1 ,f.--..- ; !;
? V'Ifhave.- though vv- Jenny went f on.
musingly, 'that if he knew. how things
are," he miht feel different - L Tf he knew
how hard father has! always worked, and
hoWunfor,tunate he has been, and how
how
tance V. ,Vooifi-'.?-. .firi -f..fjj3.C'l
v She stonned suddenlv. '"with a flush.'
, mr. T Apoou . uxevy, xiis uiuux a lili-ib
jtoser.- - IiiTv.i .:-kr..
5 'Ho much yott; what, mydearlt; he
saiat3gently;Da ,Io3l8 imii vJ .sir !
Tri Jennviiooked athim timidlv. !. c. 1
But there wis fatherly look ofkind
p.esand s
I !RoW. i rauch, 3Li:rQlilCi:Jik6f to; bring
need it dreadfali&W 1.03 .snJiiiiiV
Thghod.jvaa, silent, j -J
VI'm i afraid ! Jjav e hqred you," saia
f absurd 'toJh'aVe toldbtr at all." I
oin, witn a Kin a nmi '
OS toMdjjq" Jen
aniriTi7l, T TT troFirotiyt t'.'il-r rtt,7t
1 Jenny-
UiwSoOTrjito at itj td
keep .Dobbin metr' "Torn eiachlatecw
s'i--9nciB-xuuoi-rj rj tJ ennVi Tepueaj iu
"I
he
so
lft don't know how I came toi but
.y,,y1 y.-u . ijii. Ll- '
occcavMr-orw-iivbio-iuau, uiix
Jt'LittleS" cried.Tpm. "Dobbin, little tg
Verv'tallahd.!
yery lanky man, with a shock F'-bright
- T - - - ---wTy.JWU, ,mw,jni.iuivww
valuing hisWa and th f1ivpf Ms fam'-3
1 "vw.v. u mmn rn i na J)R3fcLGil ' TI 111.
ibt but what, r
j irmy rodg hadn't beeef 'on. that house,'
uiatianuiy would have been"
much he. needed, .the-money, and.
many things, we'd luce to aor tnat we
can7t : even ' nowhow lA much I,- for: inr
ir.TihTi o linnrrui lirflia riHAll anft aaln
I aoftlj.f?yO-rTrexpept tb marry him, Vou
flno1 inules'blif? aclirki We shall
nvv Tiftincr. nRt;ilv. 'Of r.ouTsa .Vott; I
f i r ji orr?i i rr tf t r t tjh : ; . i 7 r .
wantea to pe at worK.77 .j-.,
K6iwitf VaM?.1 Ddbbin - rejbiridi,
$)fthatfisJthmkIIwill come;to-mbr-'
- , '. It Ji. 1, - 54-- T 11. y i iO
lMjyrVi!m
P riim tdhmBriirrfftVg:i He;
a: wa?really erymice;f oif i lihthinp-roal
Ulan, iri l l-l lnf iiTiif.-.f-r nt i
HtfjMTi liOBpus'eamev" sneisaid, ngntiy.
a4 'tayiia .rmevjgf . JhaH .believes jyoja again.7
tOHer HtfisnJtSuch Attalketatiall " 'kXn I
him. Was asleep then, or tempotarny inisane'.
if niwi ana '" .. i -n wiraiaoniB' no 'inxuK-- oi iviiiab
1 1 didn't clve, him a fhanrJ? juid.'' Jennv.
iiisteaMlfdhW
puhe etftedhfeof havirifetaken
? yThere;wa auddeWnbc
aud-J enny pefied iitl-' h Ar;
- iTHIIRSD AYJ: QdTOBEBH5. 1 88b:
j Jenny turned to her brother In be
wilderment. . : ' '
4Don1t talk,5 ehf, said Tom,- in'an
amnfeed undertone- 'j;: ' i- ' ,'.
s; The , red-haired man, perceiving tthat
he was notheardjdisappeared.smilingly,
around the' corner of the house,, continu
ing the1 account' of 5 the' rescue5 of the
family'of fourteen under, Ms breath; I 1 1
j uVjs that the,lightning-rod xnan?;'j aaid
Jennyr anxiously. Jt , j
iom nuuueu. .... .
-th'iS mind of both.mi 'ra j. a; ;'.-'.;!
.Uncle'.Philol" said Jennv,-. faintly.
L-"Could it have been ITncWPMlo? '.'And
. 'T)rJiaTiit said Tom.' wtfrfrtrafeelinbr1
mirths MI 4 ponsiaer ut ; extremely- jolly.
H Uncle Philo's worst' was a vast'surprise
e verybodyl j ,s i .-y ,i .ti ' qj L4oil'
T-om rqame ib-qrae, ajweek; or so,ater,:
holding a. thin getter, ana. nanaea it to
Q H 'FroMrbrijie o5aia? sbtemni
"I don't dare to have you open it. Of
course itsi,the formal notice of, Uncle
Phijo's proceedings against you." .; ,
kin'dilo6'kiri a' certainf p'air of sharplittle
eyeain; Jenny!s.pfnd4 - Aj any ratj sh
tQ-a; ppep, j tne. eooyeiono iprajeiy. jJv 1V.... i
It contained merely two'sllps' of paper
one a'cKeck representing a sum15 which
t 'took four figures to :express;the other
ajbalf-sbeeti of- note-paper,' vwithxsfive
And the will was never contested. Em-
- ..- J y-l: ... ' v.wv-
ma,A. upper. .
1 -
I .1 r A: 'Finland I?onse 911 1
1 'In crossing the country;! "noticed
that near every farm or settlement there
was a small log-nut withr pnenings all
darkened by smoke, and ion asking
wuac 11 vas arways receiveu. aacansww
that it was the savna. v. r'e j oiu n? j
"The savna is , in fact the common
bath-room of" the. farm and sometimes
the neighborhood. Every Saturday the
savna is used by the whole - family,' the
servants of the farm, and any guest that
mav :be desirous of participating. A
huge log fare .is lit on a hearth in the
room,' and 'when the bricks or stones aria
red hot cold.water is poured- on-them,
which soon- fills the . room with steam.
When all is ready, the, bathers gather of
l ages;''8impiy in the state in which we
are toia our nrst progenitors aisportea
themselves, and this even if the mercury
is frozen to a lump ini the- bulb. When
the room is full fresh ivater.is poured; on
the stones, and t the bathers begin to be
labor each ' other with birch twigs, an,
operation which has about : the same
effect as rubbing down the nhdeform by
a. hard r brush t and a powerful , hostler
would have. J The proceedings are nat
urally carried on under a great deal of
fuh from the younger : members of the
company. ; ? When the bath is over, and a
profuse perspiration has, been caused by.
the whipping, and the steam, tne wnoie
m wnicn anoiner. oaLu iaKes piace,-xiu
over, , tne oatners aajourn to various, ai
rections in thei same clothing they came,
I had many opportunities of witnessing
this spectacle oh my lengthy journey
intdti the f' -heart ' Of Finland. IWiSopie
1 1 ?-
Tfhere Strong: Men Wept.
r ' Hie morning that -Lee sent' weird -that
we were to retire fromjtheiiroaa . to ithe
Appomattox court Chouse: r and- leave., it
, ciear? non of usj knewyhat.,tOrder
meant,' but ,e ven if ,we . bad 1 ' known - itz
wouia nave oeen cueeriuiiyoejea'raej
troops withdrew among ; the thnbei'J o,
pur commipsary. stores Jhad been" packed
oh the Drevio'ua riierht.- In a little while
Eee rode iitf ! io; he'J rMr) acebmpahied
onlv by Colonel Marshall: ; his i aide.1 It f
was with the greatest .diltculty -that f he
men;were kept from rusning out .and
siirfpundihg ' the' general sb 1 'mdeii 'was;
he,? loved. We 1 cieptP !fward 360
edge; of the road and saw? Iieer returning
yaa.Cf.iejTj-rBadvif "When ;"ha -.was
opposite to us the soldiers coulcf no
nished but i a'wild mbb'arbund "his old '
iron-.gray ' horse, jshouting :6 'jtLeeli Lee 1
iUeel All drscipline'i west thrown. to the
calm and seemed to- be profoundly
movcd,:-.:.-.Wheii-Beidismounted'he made
a motion; f iqx silences and .i-ririg.
wa,s , formed around . him. Tlen he-
stretchea'out'iiis haha'Hos andaid : .c
oouldi if or you, 'i!Todyn;I,haye "furrBh-
strong
oponth Igrombd at ihisi feefi and L-weep
Uk6yWomen. yt 3,br .Shouta1 and ;5 cries bf
mv comrades were heart-atirring,:'XB0
iooked'upon the ' scene' ;fori;' a', mom'dit
fBighedf tnd 1 turned ' awav. i It i was: i.all
flri?f-f i L'l;)!- ; lin?.l( w:
Vflo fcceS Predict: the Weattiett
KJ)Waffiiijonrj;Qexman7 bees r-aah storm
iwarnersi From numerous observations
the writer advances' .tentatively "''the,
Bt ieorv;oii'tWapproa
.'kss; -tecataernxcitfcL 'abd, exceedingly jiri
n aju A J a. 1 ) w j .
rijable, ana win at once aitacK aay ooy
evenJhciLUsualteMant, apprOa'Ching
their hives.,,. A. succession, of instanfces
are given in
in which" "the' b'arbmetef J
h'fgrdMete beoi
r.or rthe.instrumenta gayeino .intimation! of
storm, uut wc.. ucca jui... uuuio jjcxui.c
Srere irritable, and the3storni cam'e;'3 jB
Concludes; i thercforejothat; the i conduct
i-irfi5ee3l if a0-ifat worthy .Jnpcajtion
'made We'Pabifio-ioceaitJ y j En"glisn
ientic&ipiuicjLainuv.MWfci(wtM
ninit.iiti;e3olorersjrwlxo obtained, a iepn
;fiTgAthoana
'3 -r'i'x 1SaVrwhy fs everythmg' i.mc.Ii? WL"
li ' -rr.; E'ther at slxesoi vTJ??"omorj 1
ftobsbly.myearneryousster, ca, you
are suffering from som of r'dlsensej ilrt'atiar io
your sex. Ton have a 'dry4sj-ui-defttirfTai,j,'
tne baclc-BChe. you are ttoMUiyUtri. v(fi bH n.:.i ii
hf various kinds.. -T:afce r-XyliV- lleretx s "Vivnr.
ice iresenpuou" auu v a jva. - X7M tv-daced to
if this hd' Was nearf or f never V&w5 suChr
a ldvaiE yet 'disorder! YushnLee y.aa3 1
.aer.eq., jjiq ,anii y o 1 1 x orjuern . . t. lrgima.
Boys, go horned Mss ifiii3 i -i
u 'i'S3W strobiren th'rowth'emleiVBa'
.whether, ajstppmas, .imnains ovea cenij noeiioi. 3:xu loi oaw 'in nvolo -tamdistnet
t.f n6r JS-Ja,teTrilJtL, JWii iftjl .n.-i
;Th ; :ltavoritV;K-H!ouse
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IX. iETBXi JklliS TO. CtJKE ALL A5 13ES AiM PA
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W. N. MULLEN:' v
Dear Sir L used rour. Hornets'.Nest Liniment on
of diphtheria, his tbtoat being so badp t wpELen
never intend to tte without In my bouse. Begpectfulrw 1 B. L. CrJlhftTxnvfl8
U-VUL9. (uiu curcu mm. wziKCUS wsii. . 1 uitve aiau
C w muiiUSBeaF;Sir;,I qan
it cured me of a very bad, casefctflWw ?4
n Foi; gale ' allDr nggitf
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VThis medicine is a combination xf nure Tegetable matter which acts :enth,ely on the digestive orea4
Kuvuui infill ju, o guovuj llOOlWl WUUllilvJLlt'
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does not belong there." ' No malaria or otherblood disease hang? around; thesystem where EASKiKjl
.W8 o;-ioii Ti'riJOt);-.ea3 lioiuiv ; taut fr;'-Sl;itifeVjs,r;vi-. 1
. , xne acoumuianon oi garoage arjoui xne premises, wnicn ierments ana decays, is acknowlf dped to m
tuu ucrays, uib gases arising ujererrom poisons me Diooa,- ana as a consequence ciseases oi vartoif
forms are generated. J A few doses of KASK1NE puts the digestive organs in order, cleans out the storf
ach, a perfect circulation of blood andperfect digestion is obtainedj and all liability of disease remove!
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PREVENTION
xiu pcrauii wxjuse uiHCHiiuu jb uraiiiiy uetsu
Bijnaie case, oi naoiiuai consupauon. . rnce ou
a, .S.
For sale by T. O, Smith & Co. . !
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kii'ii&oMo'J lir. y5xi;l1
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-r ' " wur sHore 18 nowTuu
noS siPiiio OaioiriblWgom
j oa f i)F fri; ana enoestiua reason
nothing will put the digestiye organs In a healthy condition, as quickly as KASKME. Be sure to ke?
your stomach in good order by using KASKENE, and you may Jaugh at contagion. I
i.. Wa valuable remedy Is DUt un In a condensed form, and two to four bottles Will
tern' iA
1
iiSbli? if Spb a?!mo1re corhsiithtoery
pc w uitjtitny reasoaaoie demaiid lathe ,.; jsie
'"waydf Handomfef 'styles ,L?w Prices and goodpi' - a
6fl.'.-liiil oJj ..-.'3 rtrjipefiepods-
jjjs wh favor tts with' Hieir
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i no oiMiuel Ilivr rainnl .1, - I
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fiorWwfafut; 'f-'f A
.as represepT Wje: mvlte inspection, and guar-" 2.-
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miLnn niiLiir na . k jij'Liiin ill bviitu nqvnaiiin. y. ati : .
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WeMve nowjceadjfor Jn all the
Shanes and'lOTnnVr ot
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. .We are pleased, to inform our . lady, friends r that
our Milliner,' Miss Dell, has arrived and is ready to
execute all orders entrusted to her. .
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Pak Gkove, Union Co., N. C, Sentpmhp.. 10
mv little bov. who vtus snfferlnc with
that hervtas.past speakm&and it relieved 'lw atti
uscu ivja Diner raiits kuubds n or trmnt I.." lsn
V; jXtM2,pferchant, Clear tolfti
land Country Merebhtsi
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OF DISEASE.
uave any iear oi cuoiera or oiner coniaffions iirpbb ami
cents ana one apuar a come, '.
AKGHERKPro pnetor,
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ot the. oholeest and most
UnetBtock of tt-
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being in all grades larger
Jthm'will be found Just
patronage.
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,s.iae'ffs?o-!qmr boft' jfl ,R3t'; (Xs) f
Oi M'X7Sr '(f 7t oiOtiw ,0 y;il iwlii S3: '
.. f olinstn Blocks Xryon!Streefc
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W. C.
.nof Osborne u&Maxwcil,
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ATTORNEYS AT
the
a CHABLQTTE.NVa 4 I
actlce the , State and Federal Coc
Will Practice in
Offices 1 aftdSrtaw'RfitwiTii
July,lst, lja. - v ,
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new
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s .U j A Y. AiUii.. H .ii
aii wfl attend at the times .and places meBtWj
oeiow, for the purpose- of collect trur he Stale
TflonnftarfiaoEl885Cfrs;Jl si"n s
Steel Creek. Tuesday. rwt. 13.1
Berryhllliiln'fr 8tof Wednesday " -14. .
In . yl a n k . - ... . . . .
-a 16,
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Davldson;College,TnesaI5a " W, '
xiuuwsrsvuie, weanesaay, " u, d
Mallard Oreek; Thursdayj -r . : M 23,
Crab Orchard Friday, ::i5 23,.
.0ear jCreelqitjmday , 44 26, '
Mornln2fc.tar. Tnpsav. " v 27.
a
Providence, Wednesday. . " 28, '
liarilili TAXES MUST BE PAID PBOMPj
,U-J Li IV 'A,'- POTT0 Sheriff
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Biliousness
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