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Pueblo, Col., Jan. 18.
The hiccough seenrg to be a
modern and daneerou disease
hnt the ancient knew it and
prescribed remedies that might
now oe tnea advantageously.
Galen recommended sneezing,
Actius approved of a cupping
instrument, with great heat, to
the breast. Alexander believed
in an oxvmel of squills. Alsh
aravius made use of refrigerant
drafts. Rhazes put his trust in
calefacients. such as cumin
rrmpr. rum and the like in
vineear. Rogerius looked kind
ly on calefabient, attenuant and
carminauve nMfuiciueo.
Clara Barton's Weary Waiting
It seems almost a waste of
ink and paper to call the world's
attention to the duplicity of the
present ruler of the Turkish
empire, for all the world is fully
informed in regard to it. His
conduct, however, in the case
of Clara Barton has been so
flagrant that it should not be
allowed to pass without com
ment. For weeks that noble
woman has tarried in Constat!
tinople. waiting from day to
day for the order that will en
able her and her assistants to
proceed to Anatlia, for the pur
pose of carrying relief to the
suffering Armenians. Tewfik
Pasha, the Turkish premier,
has personally given her his
promise that the order should
be issued at once, but Abdul
Hamid, under one pretext or
another, , has nullified that
pledge, fetid Clara Barton still
waits, and Armenians still
suffer. s
No one need be in doubt as to
the meaning of the kultan's
conduct. He does not intend,
in the first place, to permit Miss
Barton or any one with her to
penetrate unhindered to the
scenes of recent massacres and
report to the world what they
have teen. lie will place all
the obstacles he can in her way
to dishearten ber, if possible. It
Is bis purpose and intention to
keep all relief a ay from the
survivors of those massacres,
and let starvation and cold com
plete the work of decimation
which the swords and guns cf
the Kurds fend Turkish soldiers
and the fury of a fanatic Mos
lem populace lef; unfinished,
bo far as Abdul liainid can do
so he will exte minate Christ
ians und abolish Christianity
in his dominions.
There are no other reason
tLan th-.-se fur refusing the
irades wbicli Mins Barton bat
patiently and sorrowfully
awaited all these weeks, and it
would surprise no one if that
self-sacrificing woman were to
get no further than the capital
of the Turkish empire.
Judge Can jou swear this
man was drunk t
Witness Well, I dunno ez I
keif ji do that, yer 'Anntr, but
I ken swear that bn wasted
over er dozen matches tryin' ter
Uht the water-spickct.
The Dream of Life-
The penniless youth fell into
a deep sleep.
Ah," he dreamed, "if only I
had but five thousand a year,
what good might I not do! How
happy I could be! What pres
ents I could bestow; what de
lghts I could bring to so many!
The poor should know my hum
ble but discerning charity; the
needy should not appeal in vain
Ah, if I had but five thousand a
year secured, what a life I could
lead! Ho"v noble and generous
I could show myself!"
The years rolled by. The
penniless youth was now worth
hundred thousand dollars.
Once more he fell into a deep
sleep.
Ah," he dreamed, "if oaly I
could accumulate a million dol
lars, how happy I should be!
How I could enjoy life! What
power Lshould possess! W hat
influence, what authority! How
men would look up to me, and
admire me, and seek my friend
ship. Truly, that would be hap
piness, greatness, joy!"
The millionaire dozed in his
easy chair.
"Ah," he dreamed, "could I
but turn my millions into ten
millions! Could I but add to
my wealth! Could I but get a
higher rate of interest; could I
but invest it to greater advan
tage! Could I but cnange my
million into ten millions! Could
I but do it, could I but do do it,
could I but do it!;'
The dream went on, and to
the dreamer waking came no
more. Truth.
Old Story In New Clothes.
"This is Mr. Gorman, Mr.
Jones," said the gentleman in
charge of the new member.
"I didn't catch the name,'
said Mr. Jones.
"Gorman," replied the dis
tinguished Marylander.
"Member of the the house?"
inquired the new member.
"No, sir; senate."
"Oh, yes; Senator Qorman, I
see," replied the new member.
"Let me see, from what state,
Mr. Gorman?"
"Maryland." said Mr. Gor
man, wno by this time was
somewhat irritated by his newly
made acquaintance's ignorance
"Oh, yes," replied Mr. New
Member. "Democrat or Repub
lican?"
The last question was more
than the demociatic of the sen-
ante could stand, and, with a
look of disgust on his face, he
turned on his heel and walked
hurriedly away. Atlanta Con
ititution.
Humorist.
"Any signs of spring up your
way?"
"Well, yesterday I saw a man
turn a buck somersault getting
off an electric car before it
stopped." Exchange.
"Blinkins tells me be was in
a tight place last night."
Where was that?''
"In Soakum and Booze's
saloon."
"uouain must nave been a
hard drinker."
"What makes you think so?
-we, i, you Know, ne was
killed with a 'sling.' "
Wilkins-What is the mean
ing of the proverb, "Truth lies
in a well?"
Bilkins I suppose that refers
to the variety of lie a man tells
to bis wife when be comes borne
at 2 a. m., and insists that be
hasn't touched a think but
water.
Husband I see a Denver
theatrical manager has turned
bis bouse into a resort for men
only.
WifeThe very idea!
Husband At least, it looks
so. lie has ruled out ail women
with tall hats Philadelphia
North American.
"Bloomers are bound to in
create litigation."
"How's that?"
"Well, you know, iher are
breeches of promise."
Lawyer Did you ever serve
on a jury before?
Juror --No, sab; I nebber
serbed on nothin' but de chain
gang.
Lawyer Did you bring your
retaining fee?
Client Yer bet yer life.
Lawyer Where is it?
Client In me pocket.
aa" m
sawyer w en, now ir you
wiii jui turn it over to me
Chent Not on yer tintvM
Didn't you lust say it war roe
retaining fee? And l'se roin'
ter retain it where it is till dis
case is settled.
Lonesomeness and Insanity
A unmarried ranchar, A. M.
Giflord, sixty-three years old
who has for many years lived
alone on his own property near
Union Mills, Oreg., was sent to
the state asylum a few days ago
violently insane. He was driven
crazy by the appalling lone
someness of his existence rnd is
the second solitary ranchman
committed to the asylum under
such circumstances from the
same county within a month.
sucn cases are not uccommon
in prarie states like the Dakotas
and Nebraska, but it is more
often the wife of a rancher or
farmer living many miles from
the nearest neighbor, and who
rarely sees her husband except
for a few hours be is home to
sleep, who goes crazy from lone
someness. , The dreary ' mono
tony of the prairie, with often
times not even a tree to break
the level sky line, is a great
factor in breeding the melan
choly that has not infrequently
driven a woman raving mad. It
is said to be not uncommon for
lone sheep herders on the great
plains of Australia, who often
do not see a human being for
months at a time to go insane
from the same cause, New
York Sun.
A Good Seasonable Story.
In the trial of a case in Powel
county not long ago the attor
neys objected to all the jurors
who had been summoned save
one. As no others were at
band, it was agreed that the
action should be tried by the
one remaining juryman. After
the evidence v as heard, the
judge told the lone juror to re
tire and make up a verdict. He
retired, and, after staying out
for over an hour, came back
and reported solemnly that the
jury had failed to agree upon a
verdict. Louisville Courier-
Journal,
Grew Through the Stove.
in nevaaa, mo., a young
cataipa tree, about twenty feet
tall, is growing with a section
of a coal stove grate firmly at
tached near its roots. The tree
has grown through the bars of
the grate from the seed, and, as
it increased in diameter, the
wood lapped over and under the
bars, holding it as in a vise
The grate was lifted off the
ground several inches as the
growth of the tree progressed.
Philadelphia Ledger.
An old Hampshire peasant farm
er came to town to buy a bat, and
was requested to look into the
glass to see if the bat suited his
tastes. The customer stood be
fore the glass, as though fascinated
by his reflected image. Presently
he slowly inquired: "Wnll is
that me?" "Of course, it is,
guv'nor," was the shopman's re
ply. "Why, don't you know
tourself?" "I be 6o years old,"
said the ancient, after another
panse, "and I dunno as ever I see
my face afore!" And when, bis
purchase completed, he turned to
depart, he went up to the looking
glass, saying: "I'll just take one
more look at Diesel', for I dunno
as ever I shall ha' the chance
again." London Globe.
Shoes were blacked as early
as the tenth century. The sub
stance used seems to have been
lam; black mixed with rancid
oil, for in an old romance a man
is ejected from a company of
polite persons because he had
just blacked his shoes and they
could not stand the smell,
Bwr of Ointment top C
tarrh that contain Mercury.
as mercery will surely destroy
the sense of smell and complete
ly derange the whole system
wben entering it through the
mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable
physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good
you can possibly derive from
them. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F, J. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, and is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the
blood and muccus surfaces of
the system. In buying Hall's
Catarrh Cure be sure you get
tne genuine, it is taken inter
nally, and made in Toledo, ).,
by F. J Cheney fc Co. Testi
monials free.
Bold by druggist, price 75c.
bottle.
All War Requisites Furnished.
Proprietdr of Big Ironworks
If I understand you correctly,
you wish to place an order for
armor-plate that no cannot shot
can pierce. We are turning out
that kind of thing every day,
and "
Agent of Foreign Govern-
ment No, you misunderstand.
wish to know if you can
manufacture a cannon that can
pierce any armor-plate? .
Proprietor-Certainly, sir. We
are doing that kind of thing
every day.--Philadelphia In
quirer, y
Buried Alive.
Mr. H. L. Woo ten, of this
city, informs us of a distressing
revelation which came about
through the remorse of the
body of his uncle; the late Mr
Charles Wooten, of Centre ville,
Pitt county. Mr. Wooten died
about five years ago, and the
other day his brother-in-law,
Mr. Jos. May, disinterred the
the remains to place them else,
where.
Both the box and the coffin
were found n a good state of
preservation, but one side of
the coffin was found to have
been forced off to have been
forced with such violence as to
break the screws, and Mr.
Wooten'8 body, instead of being
on its back, in which position it
is absolutely known to have
been buried, was on the side
with the face toward the part
of the coffin which had been
burst open.
I here seems to be but one
solution of this state of affair,
and that is that life was not ex
tinct when Mr Wooten was in
terred, and that he revived be
fore death came, and struggled
sufficiently to rend the coffin in
the manner described New.
bern Journal.
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Traina netween waahington and Atlanta,
Train. 18 and 41 have through alecpera uetwe
weiuoaana prw lots.
No. w makes cloae connection at Portamoatl
with Bav Line for altlmot- Old Dominion
neaniera lor new yora every aay la the wert
ezceM Prida. With Merchant and Min.ii
Line ior Boston ana rrondenc erery day in th
weea except Tueaaay ana Thuradc , ano
Norfolk and Waahittf Ian b. B. Company daily
for Waahincton
No. 4 1 makes cloaeconnection at Durham arith
train fcoine; weal oa a. at u. railroad.
Foriurtner information la retard to eon nee
ttona, etc., apply UlLi. cneatnam, agent, oar
ham, N.C.
JOHX R. WINDER, General Maaaf at
T. I. ANOHKBON. G. p. A.
s. ht. iuur vice rrcaiara
SflUTHEROAHWAY.
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la Effect rehruary Jth, VM.
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At Greenabtiro. fur all foinlt fur
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Utily
paiem ana point on the ortbw
lent orth Carolina railroad. At
Salisbury, for all point in Wreteni
Tara
Bal-Kt
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.NorthaCamlina, KnoxriJle, Ten IV,
: 'itindnoati and western point; at
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ibuled iLiniite),and the Kew Tork
Florida "hort Ltoa (Limiod) train
fcr.ll noinu Xorth and with main
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and intermediate local station,
tlao baa Connection for Winston-Salem,
and with vain Una train No SS
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6:00 p. m. for Oxford, llndeani.
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PullmaB cart on afiernoon train from
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Doable daily trains betweea Ralctsb,
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Notice of Administratrix.
Having qualified as admlnlatratria
of lb. cauta and will annexed of Klijah
II. Tilley, deceaaed, I hereby notify all
person bavin claim against hi es
tate to present the same to ne on or
befrne the ifttb day of February, 1817.
ot this notice will It plead ia bar of
their recovery,
Prrwins indebted to said eatat are
Botified to make Immediate paymenL
MRS. EDN8Y T. TILLET,
, AnminUtatrli,
This February ailth i8y6.
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"Kvery season, from the time I
was two years old, I Buffered dread,
fully fayim erysipelas, which kept
rrowiiijr worse until my hands were
almost useless; The bones softened
so that they would bend, and several
of my flnsrers are now crooked from
this cause. On my
land I carry large
scam, which, but for
AYER'S
ftirsaparilla, would
be sores, provided I
' was alive and able
to carry anything-.
Klsrht bottln of
Ayers Sarsaparilla cured me, so
that I have bad no return of the
disease for more than twenty tears.
The first bottle seemed to reach the
spot and a persistent use of it has
perfi-cted the cure. O. C Davis,
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Nf.tice Land Sale. '
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to s. Ixirhsm.'iinal, rioi lh
itn.r i-,rt r ntui outi. la SiTr of
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t, at tn ( eurt Huoa tmi, la burns, M. C,
ftONDAV, THE etfe DAT OF APfilL.
at II o'rlnrk M., all the ItiUmrt. riiiht and title
hlrh the said I. M. ftrrra mrnol the ahin.
namn m it-onanu hsa a the Sillasi ln dearrlb
t real estate sttnale la Dnrhaia Tnwn.hlp, s.wl
mnly. and Is or Bear the Um of Dtirhaas. and
Hilly dnsTltwd la a put reenilly awl. Iy N. A.
RaaM tn a survey rf the nnns-rty nf the asisi
of J. B. Cmi, denstard. a alll apprar by r.1.,.
vn-ne to the Scram la IM oir u( RerMce of
tireila Inr Unrraua Cunnty. ta Bimk of D4s
Mt, IV, pare ri W. snd kaowa In aaMasiaa
an l. f. 1 m, sz, s. .1, 44. V , M.
Tl and n. mhk-h lot are all Pull dOrntmd h.
aielM and tKinnds In pal alr trkn4 to ; alao
an in uwfinn, nam am uti of Utm sH1 M P
Onwa. anmher of said drfc-wtsni in and to the
Mk ma dvrliivd real mtny anialnia
Na IS.lia,amM, ta said plal Ihereln d.
srrllMt tl nHmaitd hunnd ;! all Um lntr
rrt, rtahland utleofaaldl. B. Orera. eauther
of saw defendant la and to the follow Ing rml
tL M. S4. a. Tl and IL aa dsrrillj hV i-U
snd hoonda la aald plat brnr4 referred la ; als
all the Inlorew, rtihl end ml of ihs ahme
iwi wirniwnia ia in miinwin darrlhr4
rml rIMlm sltiBitad In th Tow nDu,k.s mm
WH Main atrwt, and nnm sthGth..r
bnusa and Utm ayljfilntnf s 4 waiehcmsa k4 lurm
erly eunnerted tli.rvth a th wanhiu bit,
the aaiar hrlnf th peiifofly Imm hrlnndn
lo I. B. Cre4, derweil, and frmslnln mmtl
Third a H ant In t ie retirt nt the nmls
abmer apf.dnled lodlrU th sUIeaaMd
wl, "aid nery or an aiwli tlr f. as y
b nvtmmty, auid to sotufy and aaeeaUon and
, Tliia, MarcB7ta, 1MM.
! Jona V. ioa.
PnerlB of Inirhaia Uiuntr.
tntheSrat naneof theahnry eisratbrna, t, T
Ba and I, M. Green ar prtnrtf.il. and M p'.
Qtrm and Jam a. ira ar srnirlile and to
M. Green will bt aold. '
J. V. BtCOSRRCShenC
Valuable Land Sale.
By1r1e'aadraf,h. Ssprrtor Court. of
wiiwmvuubi7, mkitir in. ofTti rrocoed.
let eUtld, H Kfi Bsrhee, r.oardi, of Ka H
Hsthre, Irene Barn and Htmmm lu,h ..a
Mr. Umim A, Barbs rapart. I will s.11 lots
EJr";' wsnii suwry, at the Coart
Kuuse, of Imrham Coaaty,
Mondoy, Mareh aard, iaae.
llioeeHla lot of tend Mtsstedla Durban
county. Hui of North amllna. know a Lot
A J. Hat he.
3 uminin. psnillou l tne laon off f
Hatoe. iM a anontra of remrd r.
"in Berordof Partition of Durham eount
" j rj soo wr a more
rrfrreur I herrhy mt
purlirular drsrrlBtiiia
14 record, aald
lot eonlaluln tml
inaere.
CtW I ltt .k. UH ..
No. la 4d t-anmo eoatalnln ninut ihlrtrro
acre. aUo the. Ix.orr Tract" of Mr. UmlZ
At asm Ilia and
A. Hrtie.
widow I. A. 1. Barhee.
eouialuln St
errlofor cold sd aow I Z1 J,
It.rlw. for a or aortlrulM da i.LZ'Zl
',171 ""'! paces 4
. klf eaabi -e-batf
lavaoolh.d.ferrd Mymeatlo h aerurred
VoT.. TJr tafL" 7
JTeV-iS'
Barheaa I -Irower Trarl." sA.
Thl Isik) I kmitrd j rnUea Soot kraal f
ST. VITUS DANCE, ,
A Physician Prescribes Dr. Miles'
Restorative Nervine. '
Dr. Mtloa Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.i
My daughter Mattla, aged It, was afflicted
last spring with St. Vitus dance and ner
vouanesa, ber entire rlKbt aid waa numb
and nearly puralyied. We oonaulted a phy.
H 'V.
'i-x tr
4
9 VS?N '
4
slclaa and h prescribed Dr. Mllea Beatora
tire Nervine. 8b took throe bottle before
w aaw any certain signs of Improve ment,
but after that aba began to Improve very
fast and I now think aba la entirely cured.
8b ha taken nloa bottle of tba Nervine,
but no other medicine of any kind.
Knox, Ind., Jan. H. W. UoeriTTra.
Physicians prescribe Dr. Mile' Bemedles
because tbey ar known to be tb roanlt of
th long practice and eiperleoce of on of
th brightest, members of their profession,
and are carefully compounded by experi
enced chemist. In exact accordance with Dr.
Itllea' prescription, aa used la hi pracCea,
Oa aal at all druggist. Writ lor Dr.
Miloa' Book oa th Ueart and Harvaa. Dr.
lilies Uedical Co Elkhart, lad.
Dr. EUcs' Ecmedlcs Eestore HcalLh.
Executors Notice.
Bavins anallfled a Rxeeutnr to the Willi
T. B. Farthlnt; and Was. Farthing deroased,
notice 1 hereby elm to any and all person
Indebted to ellhrf ut to eome Brwr4 and
aculnst then will pleas present thru to ma
....4 M AA ullVl. ' . Smm .1.1. . -
urbam, M, C, MarrJi Mb. MM.
O. C. PASTH WO. Kxerntor
Of Win. end T. a f AkTH1.N0.
IF YOU WANT
An Extra Cood, Extra Heavy and
Extra Handsome
COME AND BUY THE
A Combination of Boautj, bur
bility and Cood Service.
NICE LOT OF
UfiiiUlU OlUIIidCUia UUA1XU
General line of Hardware. 1 .
& 8. Paint.
I T. Womble
FOR WEAK MEN.
The 3 frr ton teal Cure.
TUB GREATEST BOOM tver fjva to
1 suflering ansa. It enres Impoteit-
yp OpbIhb r Emissions sod Vari
BOCBlB aa il bvmaric. Alter Baeing It
nc yoa will about Eureka, for all tros
bit vanishes Immediately sad yoa art a
ataa aain. It double Sexual PowBP
ad increase air of tb parts. It ta not
s drat or vacuum pump, but a wouder
fal and ccientiGc ayplianca discovered
by a phyticiaa, biaxelf a euflerer, and
siter k bad nearly rained hiatsclf with
BwtaoaoM dm p. Avid Drugs Ts
ve expect to tecowr. ft is feat altss
sad st obcc relieves the disease.
Money returned where care is not ef
fected. One P-scbajr warranted to cure
nv case, beat in plain, well sealed
oacksgw with fat) la 'tractions. FrUe
Ij.a. Address
MECHANICAL CrB CO..
OnsatM BKIf. Chicago.
la Darbam by W. M. Yearbp.
Too Tiredto Smile
Wits, Wavy and Worn
a
Mulnwss, ImpATB) Klood-Curwd by
Mayer.
IXsay weak ant worn-trut woraca
know just what Oils i. ns, Ia totally
Hiiwt eondltloB
for work, they
fore tbcmselvrw
tlirotiKh Uie dally
routine of duUcB.
almost too tils
eouraged to even
look for rclk-f.
J Dot It b to txi
'M found la Hood
it v Wof yioarsapariiia
VVy r Whlcb make tlx
v' I blood pun, twUdr
W-oiX-J Bp tb BBfTtB.
Btr Wsa. Solta BiakM the WftSI
VavterkCltP. ttroiisT and arlVBl
a ebeerful spirit. Ikad thlsi
"I kaven trend nor thaa ton rue eal
tell from dlMlaeas and sever pain la af
Bead. I alao felt SO tow Spirited that I
fta said I wUbed I was dead. A trtrad
sarcsted that I try Hood's Barsaparilla.
I fave It telal sad was snore thaa sar
prbMd to What a great ehaaf cam
awsMartarllMdtakaatheflsst bottle.
1 felt better right sway. I have aow take
Hood's
early Ive bottles ft tx.r
jttWr: Cures
I weald sdvls sU Br vrb)
afiertBf oa aeeoant of lot pare blood M
trynood'iBarMpejlIl. It wUleara."Maa.
wt Burnt, t:iE.tth' K.T.aty.
Hack's rills kueoBM aurltatharM
GOOKIHG APPABATOS
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