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GRAHAM, N. 0.. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1882;
NO, 37.
tJottrn.
n. KKKNODLEr Frprieor.
TERMS..
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Summer and Autumn.
Goigooiu leaves are whlrUng i )Wn.
Hcuiewrard comes the seeded liar
O'er the stubble, war a d brown.
Flaunt the autnma ft ivrers irav
Ah. Hlao! 6
.fVB for the leagh of time f of which the
"W, iin Pauor eut :o dlflFerent offices
y Departure frqm Jhe Cask System
1'KEPAID AT THIS OffK.
I '
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(mo,
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1 in.
in. 3 lu. 'oiM col 1 col
'i - m, 1 .a r
inn Mlt 2 OOlf 4 )I 7 501200
1 9V 001 2 Sin 57 00!. 1 1 00s, 1? Oji
rfl Aft l ift RAH IS HC
i t OO AOr 00T TO 50- --I7 50 .SO 01)
! ' 6 50 10 00. IS0'. WOO., J500'4500
! , 10 Ooi 15 00 1 18 00 30 00 48 00 . 3 00
r frtri dvrtieiaent " knged quarterly U
Io'iiotlces ten cents a, line, flrst lnsei tioo
Joel inserted lr less than fifty ccnU.
JNO .CFAHAJ, r JA. A.GRA11AM
GRAII & an AH AM,
Practice in the State nd federal Courts,
eTJpeci il attenticm paid to collecting. '
J. D.-JvEKNODLE,
,f--. - GBAnA.-n.nr.c.
'"Wictfcel ill the Sta'te ''and , Federal Conrts
wH faithfully and proiptlj attend to all bnsl-
jew intrusted to hlml M ' '. "V :
Br. J.iJdiPifiitIl.-: ,
DENTIST r " rt-v
. fully preparer! ts ilo any and all , kinds of
ork p(irtaiiiii!; to the pcofVaaion' '-' -;:
pwial at.f.f uiion trlveu to the treutunat of
Cee8 of th MOUtij. . f jy it f :h
"OArw-itrENftSD m .ip,vnjirf.,,
ADVEtttt&tffeNYB:1
sitrlni' 1 lnvHd i ii..
'Neath the newly bud led tract,
flavin.. ... . i .
upvniu tu me 8Ki
K"t. alas!'
. . . Time will pa,
flower of apriug must die!
Oft oay maiden sat with me,
Mi-toning to the tb ruth's tone,
Warbled forth from trvury tree
Kre tlie meadow bay was mown-
v ' ; ' But, alas'-
' ' Suoinic.a'rasr-
4 Now," I wanosr all tione; - ;
Lovo, like summer time, la fair,
Decked with budg and blonsoms gayj
But upon thi autumn air
Float a Voice, which seems to say,
'Loves, ata! ,
. lsu DrtM. .
Aa thr summer pass away!'
Alt luineil with a start, umi oaw ihab
the silent stranger bear ilio door bad
riM-n Iroio Lis seat.
'G n leaienhe couttnafd.aintI tha
uiayeraal hush of amaz inoal'. I niuat
tell you that I urn a tailor, aud that i
eljct Id hear any uhu Nvak ill of my
tra..-.' ' . . -;' :
l)o yon, really . ciiod Henri inn
wilh a laujjli. Wdl! lliuu, I in tit tell
you that you will ei.iiur kop a civil
loiijfu" iu you hea I, oi Mi have to show
you til diS-ireosd iMtwuuu an li.meit
lon-sicr and a icllow wliv lives on clotU
clipping uud ends of tli id.
' 'tit'ltvr live on-tht tu limn on atolnii
Farallj Leiler Writing.
Georgia HospllallU
ten the letter U urritUu by.tlu hol of
the lauiily; and of those ait ,a eq ul
proportion are addrewd to Lit wite'
lolk. We don't Wnoir why it it ih-tt t
man so rarely writet to hit own foU,
but as ii ia not the province ol this) aril
Kame,' retorted the unkuowu, with bit. Ie totreal on tl..it tolded Will nr.-
tend we don't care. Tbte tour being
-Qeorpe Arnold.
Job Printing
r
Neatness And Despatch,'
i i
Giv TJsa Trial.
Fashionable 'Lailot
1 .
' :r4m$m
; .. . . .'iSi--.- t Xl'J
' Is
bedi
for 1882.
Prepared to makeTlno Clothing for every.
Duiuuir-H nan irrvins nnn arv pi
wa way
widla,afji tn t3dir and
CLdyain- -
01-DBvr.p.. T- pHc,
Tbellttrdest tug or All
Tli mm wt just lifgirning to sink
oyer the iieuuiitul hillt of- Southio
Bavuria. A big red (warded man with
ariui bare to the elbow, stood at the
dour of a little iiouutain inn upon one
of the higher fclopee, watching, wilh.hia
broad, browu baud ar- h-d uv-.-r hi eyet,
n groHp of live men who hid just issued
frjiu the tuasa of dark green pines that
ouvi-rod the crest of the oppjs;e r:-dge.
'One, t p, 'hree, four, five, counted
the landlord, 'They're all the re but
HeniMiir; but they've found no game
can t.ee. Where can Hermann be, I
wotider?(Ht wou' come bujk etnj.iy
1iainled, I'd be bound.' .
'Hi iuibuii's lxte,! FHid oni? of the for-
V t rs, A nt I; -.. warrant JliVil tie ready
ov liiii . mijip-r 'Ueu he .. d oef
ooiie. -
Anl we il he may, if-hA In l'ouad.
Miiy aain , fur I can "ell Jrou, ladf, that
.o cany a q tarter of veninou from tb
Rieneiilierg to my doo , on a rousting
day like this, won d be a job for string
S hulk hint If.' . "
'Aud who ni'V S'rong Soha!k be?'
asked v-a'1snniuiftJ'"peddlr who was
Viltinu beMile the window.
Vh ?' echoed the landlord, staring,
V1.V. brother, you must be a stranger
in these parts to afk that. But il you
want-tj knii1 aboirt him, all yo i've got.
t.. do iiio go down to Sreuzweg toWa
youder Hiid ask any man, woman, or
oiiill yj '""J meet - about Strong
-gchalk,' nod ih)'il tell you tomelhing
that'll astonish you.
And if tliat'a uot enough,' struck in
one of the hunters with a grin, Met him
go into Schalk'afh .p and challenge him
(0 wrestl-tnd he'll be astonished still
more-Uh, Frtifier M.ui'i V
Ugli ! dou't talk of i?' grunted th.
land ord. m .king wry face; 'you mk,
my lingers ashe with tlie very recolleo-
tion v .
Vhj, he must b a perfect Jftant!'
cried t ie jieddler, who had ben tUtru
iff (innif moutiied.
No, that's the t ranges, "part of it
He'- no bigger thaii another man -rath
er smalh r, in .fct--Hnd a tailor into
the bargain; nd yet he can do teats
worthy of Haus StrouBh-nd in the ato-
'. - :
Of whom - areyo speaking?' ked a
deep voice Iro'U the door.
OI Strona Schhlk, ttie wior oi
If re.izwee. friend Hermann,' answered
the landlord, shaking lianas with the
new comer, a powerful young ftllow,
. . a t L I. a tkaI
with an air which noweu inai. w
no email idea of Ws"own importance.
The wtscheif take StroDg balf
cried Hermann, angrily. H ni aiok oi
his very name;' and with the full power
of hi mighty voice he rolled out tbf
song; , "
There were a host of tailors,
UravA fellows one and all;
Thn rimnk thev. at the ninety,
Ay, nine times ni. e-and-nlnety,
Out af a thimble smaJL , . n
'And when thU draught bad quenched their
' Tbcn'wcih themselves would they;
let could not ail the ninety, r
, Asinsjlego.tnpweufh.
Th. homeward trudged the all-but lo!
The door was locked within;
Then hopped they, all thrt nsne.y.
Ay, nine Urn i nlne-aud-ninety, , ; , - .
i4lghttbrouh the key hoU in.
Tho bot-steroua chorus had liarUly
died away- when a quiet bnt iinmitaka
b!y firm voice waslcwr l to say'
S op then I enoigh of his!!
iu comeinpi.
At Ibis last iiiMuuniion, honest, llr.
uittiiK -who ceriuinlj was said to be uot
overparticular whether the deer that be
shoi belonged lo the park or to the for
est, lost patience altogether, and laid
his baud upon his long hunting kuife,
but instantly the lumllji'd thrqsl him
self beiiveen them.
Halt there, lad, no bare blades io
my Louse, If you please. 1' II tell you a
belter wiy to settle it than iliat. You ; tii.sliy found, the fi tlalua neatly
know our old Bavarian fashiou; wheti
Iwoyouux lellows waid to try eacli oth
er's strength, ilioy join hands and see
which can tug the other across the line,
vleat a space there, and let us see which
is the best man.'
The table and benches were pushed
back, a Hue chalked en the floor, and
lleiiiiauii aud the stranger seizing each
..I.A.MJ I......I. r t h .... . . -. 1
uiiici b tinuuv in a Biiuiijj grusp, nuuu I
toot lo loot, awaiting the signal.
Now tor the first time il broke upon
(he forester that their champion might
not have such an' easy vjctnry after all,
for (he tuple jig or of the etrar:jer'
uioteiuLuts, and ihe firmness with
which he planted his teet, showed Ihat
Herinanu had his work cut out for hiui. J
Uerinann luuiseltr feeling Ihe iron grasp
bt theunkitiLwn'ii . long," bony' flugeV
began to think so ipo; but could auy
inau, much less a tailor,' be a match for
him? Absurd I And he began with a
pull that ought lo bavo ended the whole
bnsiiiesiat once, but somehow itdidu'l.
. Then, Stimulated ' by his comrades'
shout?, Hermann put foith all his
strength, tugging as if be were uproot
nig a tree, till the sweat hung in big
drops on his forehead, aud the yein of
his hands stood 'out like cords. But
though the unknown was sorely shaken,
across the line lie would not come; and
at length Hermann paused,' exhausted.
'Then ihe watching eyes around
saw the stranger's arms siifleu suddenly,
and Hermann's hage frame bend slow
ly forward. - Frantically he struggled,
but' his strength, .was spout, aud for
ward he slid, inch by inch. - Just oil the
chalk line he made a final Aon, aud
stood firm for an instant , but now the
stranger exerted all his force iu turn,
aud pulled htm over the line with such
a tremendous tug that they both lolltd
, . ' '
on the fioor together,
(JoinradcJ' shouted the nuulei's,
ei'nwilinv round ihe couaueror, 'you've--
v.. - .. - .
done what none of us could ever do--1
Tell n your name, that we way remem
ber il.
M) parents named mo Ferdinand,1
answered the , stranger, with, queer
little mo3king smile, 'but of late folks
have bet n calling mo Strong Schalk!'
Strouic Schawl' echoed Horinauu
starting from toe. et opon which be
had snnk" dejectedly, 'Shako hands,
The family letter is written, Sundays. ! ' Aa I got beyond R issvNIe, id ri .ling
The reasou' that day is selected is not out to Ihe batta-fl Id of Cldckamatiga,
alone because of tho leisure It presents it began to rain, and the wa the Ihuii
The q'niei of ihe day, its relief from ail ' der roared and Ihe lightning fl ished and
influence- that irritate or agitate, .frees the flood-gates opening was appalling,
the mind from irrelev nt and a ifauo) i A , farmer juat over the Ueoria line
Miotic matter, ami w ikes it prcviuitnu J beckoned me .in out of the wet, and
ly a fit occasion for coininuuiug with dis. ' fhere I stuck Irani one o'clock nut il
taut loved one, lu nine cases out ofidaik. It was a steady storm, without
a break for a uluute, and as I here were
no signs of lis clearing . r.p before ; the
man said 1 had better stay all night; It
looked that way to me, but it was a
log house with only o-te room, aud only
two beds for ihe. twelve of as. There
wore six children, some half grown,
the farther and bis wife, an old w maii.
soii-invlaw, a young woman and inj1
self. It looked as it some of us would
have to stand up to sleep, aud along
about 9 o'clock j began to get nervous.
Perhaps the man noticed i', lor soou at-
lerthat hour he said; '
Stranger, we'll a' ep out aud looh at
the weather.'
We went to the barn, and after a look
lit the horse returned aud found all the
women In one bed and the light out.
'Shake oft and jump into t'other bed,'
whispered the man, and I followed di.
reciious. I waa no sooner In than he
(oilowed. Then came the young man,
then I he old one, and then three Loya
lay across our fee, ihe upper one resting
across my knees. Il waa impossible to
move or tarn, bat iu teu minutes all
I were snoring away as-if that waa their
uaual way of going to lied. I heard The
old clock strike U, 12. l and 2, ard was
finally doaing ofj when some one opened
the door, walked in, and begau lo nu
dress. The noiso aronsed the farmer,
who carefully cxPed out : ,
Whoa that?' ' -.
' Wbo'aicer . -! ;
'Jim Baker.' .i .
h, Jim, oh!
aight?; '
'I reckon.' ' '
selec'ed for indicting the letter the first
thing is to find ihe paper.' There is al
ways a drawer iu every we ll-regulstod
l-uiily for keeping such things. It is
cither in Ihe table or stau I.' Here the
writing paper and old screws and fi.ldle
strings aud broken locks add fish-lines
and grocery receipts are kept. There
may be other (Lings, but If their are ho
will see them. The abeet of paper is
scraped off, and the seareb commences
lor the ink and pen. The former is iu
variably foun t on the m til tel next the
clock, a::d is immediate! laid on the
table convenient to the perspiring man,
who surcustically inquires il the letter is
to be written to-day or next Sunday.
This Supplies the wile with new xeal in
l ho search. -She goes oyer the nrawcr
iigain because she knows he wouldn't
gain
see anything if it waa right; under hi
nose, but the pen is not there. Theu
she l.wks over the top of the bureau
and lilts everything on the front 10001
table, and says it see ins singular jt can't
be f Hind, when she saw H wnlv Ihe day
before . and: thought about, lbo loiter.
Then, she goes lulu the pantry, and after
exploring the lower shelf lit rain stands
upoti a clihir, and carefully' goes , ot er
(he top shelf, where the1 medicine bot
lies' aud unused cans' are stationed. AN
ter she has dene this she starts up
slaiisand pretty soou returns with the
pen, and takes it to the sink to wash the
Kreaie from it, bat does not succeed iu
quite ettuoiug the dolloate aeent of Berg
amot, This leads him to ''observe that
anybody who takes a pen-holder to lift
hair grease from a bot'le ia too j.ure and
innocent for this world. Everything
iiow iu readiness gooJ humor is re(or
ed, the wife lakes a seat opposite,' with
ber elbows' on (be table, and her chin
in her baudi assumes an expression of
couiiteuauco that Is mysteriously calcu
lated to.both enconrage and depress the
writer; and he grasped the pen! lightly
between his fingers, and Stares at .the
paper with an intensity lhat is entirely
Ru necessary. The date line; atarla oil
glibly, and fhen suddenly ceases as it
reaches the date itself. He pais the
holder in bis mouth, aud immediately
spits it out aniu, making up a face iu.
no vie sugjjesiire of brgainil, and
pettishly asks her it she knows the day
of t.ie month. Ot course she doe. It
is the I3tlH-or is the but no-it must
I OO. one nei., .miw ihi
ers, and is loaf. She doesn't know
whether it is the the 13tb or 18th, ba,
the almanac will tell, and she at ouee
starts to hant U up. ' This occasion a
delay of some fifteen mluotea during
which he makes ninety-five pasaea at
one fly. The date having been aatisfac
torily settled upon aud the things wbie b
' rolled over the floor aa the stand drawer
Waut to stay f al
lad: it would have broken my heart to ' onexpectedly tell out having been re-
- - . . a '. I. a. It... fl.
stored to ibeir place, the tiate Uue Is
completed, and 'Pear Mother' started.
Tbe pen la a borne ren, of basblul mould
and whenever it starts a line it requires
a hall dozen passes to make it give
down. All home pens do this. And all
home sheets of paper have weak VOt
which the ink relates to cross, thaa ere
ating some remarkable divisions o,
Im haien bv a tailor, but I dou't mind
vw 4 '
a bit being beaten by you. Come, let na
be friends 1 -
And from that day forth tbe two men
were the best friends imaginable.
VuowShk Saved Ubb Dabxikg. 'I
shall not teel so nervous again about
bsbj's teething wriiea a grateful mother.
We almost rosi oar aarimg .r... uv.-, uA considerable eontaslon
Infant am , but happily heard of Parkera ' geHtencoi. Some of tbeee epou are two
rt Tonic iu time. A few spoonfuls , ii.cl.es in diameter, and anybody iu (he
Ginger ionic xa time. ) utxl room . can tel! the moment the
soon cored baby, and an occasional dose , wrUer comes to them jut aa well as if
keens us in good health.'-Brooklyn he waa lobking over his shoulder. When
keeps us iu i ibe letter i completed, which generally
Mother occurs at tne eud f the fifth boor Irom
... tiieommencemeiit, it ia carefully read
pie-rate ten cents a over ami -uppueu wim ei
au.l then gone oyer again and artislical-
: ! ... . 1. . nr. allh I lis tvall at th birR
i iv .iruvticii iitF " ...w r-. , -
Then it is icuiea up lor me
Well, strip off and pile in between
the first two on the front there's only
four ol us lying len'thwise !'
Jim piled, in without another word
being aaid, and was Boon asleep, and aa
I waa sliding silently out lo finish Ihe
night on tte floor, lite farmer sleepily
queried: t ... ,' . , .
'That you Tom ? Poll ofl yer botes
and slip In here lots of room left yet I
! .
1
WbKSty 01 Ceii Fall. )
t. Young men often fail to get 'on in Ihe
world becanse they neglect small oppor-j
(unities. Not being fsilbful in little
things , tbey are not promoted lb tbe
charge of greater things. A young man
ho geta a subordinate aitutiioo some
times think It nnnfeessarv for him lo
give it much attention. ' He will wait , ST,Si0!??
t-.-.u. ...i-i.fi j. anuses inns. nvw -
I Illl lie HSC ri..'nii.i' ?
ttieti he will how people whal he can
do. This is a very great mistake. What
ever Lis situation may be he should
master ft In all its details, and perform
all its dntiea faithfully. The habit of
doing hie work thoroughly and consci
entiously is what Is most likely to ena
ble a young man to make bia way. With
this habit, a person ot only ordinary,
abilities would outstrip one of greater
talent who is In the bablt of slighting
subordinate matters. But, aHer all, Ihe
adoption by a young man of this essen
tial rule of bueeess shows bim to be;
possessed of superior abilities.
New:Eife
' ia given by Using BRdwira
f Iron Bitters.' ! In tho
Winter " It strengthens and
, warms the; system j iji
Spring it enriches the blootj
and conquers disease ; in the
- Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs j
in ' tJie Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
' of sudden change' ' ,,A
In no way can disease be
so surely prevented as by
r keeping the system iii per
feet condition. Brown's
Iron BiTTEKS enaures per
fect health1 through' the
changing seasons, it disarms
tho danger from impure
water and miasmatic. air,
and it prevents Consump -tion,
Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c
.... .-,-..! .... i' w- tit ri.'iv'l
If, S. Berlin, Esqct the
well-known firm of H. &
Berlin & fJo., Attorneys, Le
, Droit Building, Washing
ton, D. G, writes, Dcc jtji,
mi: v ,
Cemthmtn: I take pleas
'. . , re in stating that I have oaed
Brown's Iron Bitters for ma-
' kria and nervous tronblesj
Caused by overwork, with
" excellent results.
' . Beware ' , of ' imitations,
' Ask for Brown's Iron Bit
' ters, and insist on having
it Don't be imposed pn
with something . recpm-,
; mended, as "Just as good
-' The genuine is made only
by the prown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md. . J
s
IaZt. i. nnnl ts d-nladm as a msaws of
-an. aaT- haasi ulto- axpkxIM BT Sh
; Om . laBWnaois issmoiot sow;
si Tins' tToaaa srer im.sotih.
Tbp., modern
piece.
ur.v Vh . ..(ml anrl nlacea.
IHE OAFMrr -""- . . Mtu.nrv , marla that
restore iheyontnmi con r ' r .i
. .i i it i ' . ' 1 1 " ;.','
if arooad
isanrlaff.w
i ia rsfard
, aavs kw
M of tha
syssaca, tn
im malsrli
jt hLMrl. tha livwr
aadpoa,tlai,sUe'bejdr.- .
a, J" sals ay aUTWftrts aa Vsalsef ' j
T
Do boldly what you do at all.
Boldly do we affirm that Kidney-wort is
the great remedy tor hver,bowela and
kidney diseases , rheumatism and plies
vanish before It. Tbe tcale effast of
Kidney wort Is produced by Itselesnsins
and pnrifiing action on tbe blood. Where
i here is a gravelly deposit In tbe urlne.or
milky, rcpy mine from disordered kid
ney's, it always cures- : 7 l,; ;r
Chicago girls liave discovered that by
keeping fie. or six beans the mouth
tbe vok is itiven an 'old artcxratsc
family ' accent something between a fall
down etalrs and trying to sing with the
bead in a box.
From the Danvers (Mas) Jfrror:Mr.
town was cured
Jacobs Oil.
SilliiM III, mm butUtmmt
arvar raiisia w titayac imm am
MM. M s
4.;;
Gil
llCSlf
t
V
us;
WIBK-r, BBSBB, MR.HIIM, WIUI-SW
many of Iba beat aiediriiici tnowa kaecoavf
Lined int-amclicia-al aack vmied ana cfleett i
po-n.aslDBKjLetli-GiTaaIUixxtPiMiacr&lbc'
atllsalasMStreaattm
Itenrct Irqu, Km-tiwa, fplrjia,
It diwues of tlie Suaaach, hMftH, V-mJl V"b
KilucT, and all Feauh Muntfc
If Toa ara watting -waa Vim iUaiawuOaa1 or
any disease, mc tha TP'-":?V.,-i,T- wlJ ,ure!T
h (oral, ranemberl a ubrsnorrlorta Bitters.
EiseacaiofGuiferandvilsc Tonna, aa St txalds (
up the system wiiWf ijjcnvng. joe. and $i I
sizes, -tall dralcm in duv Ko.-iwuiulioit
siputtircof III COX & t-i) K Y. bc:uilorcoulari
UBUBSATMOMBCTlita iKKDOUJUISIZS.
btZSmrasBMSsVaaBajpSBaaaai
J. Southgate Son, .
Life. and FirelnsuraticeAgjnH
DURHAM, N. C.
Large lines of insurance placed,. i.i i'"r
comfanie.
, Oct. 13, tf.