v The Alamance
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VOL.. XVI.
1 v'if-t'. v't'
GrRAHAM; N. G., THURSfiAY, MARCH ; 27, 1890r
fJOTHING SUCCEEDS
, IDs. rea'oa lUdsto s
Microbe Killer I tbe
mMt woDdsrfal medi
cine, I bwaM it bu
nerer failed In any In
stance, ne matter what
the diirase, from Lep
rosy to the simplest die
eas. known to tbe hu
man' system. -The
scientlle men of
to-day claim and prore
that every disease is.
:nTTpiTT Tiir trrn-n ATJTiri S
VaUOJaii JDX . JUJlUAyXXif9
. AND '
Eadam's Microbe Killer ,
JCxtermlnatei the Microbes and drive them
out of tbe system, and when that is don yon
eannot hare an ache or pain. -So- matter
what the dls iase, whether a simple' ease of
Malarial Fever or combination of diseases,
we cure then all at the me time, ' a ' we
treat all diieaeei coLititntlonall. ,
m. r , U v J.;ll 1) . '"ir
jaeAbaiB, CaMaaaeaitUa, Vatanwt, ifr"
. chitia. HfccaaaatUae. KMaey aad
' f.lrer Vieeaeee, Keaiale : Treablee,
la all lu ferae, aa, la raet, . ererf
DiweM kaewa m the II a;
TMiera'h.rlk' fcaraiiaa m . a
toeeaHMkr Bteaej, fcaaaaSWL
Leno!rJTor!c,. ( ; ..... e !. t-' ,
After bavior ttaVtoraed thef leorth
ad Mtiatt fcf ortb aroiina.' wa
bjiv (urtrtaJoed - tht . toward the) -Western
tnountalne thera ara : nlantw
iijiniJ ... inrr:7r.ivr-ir:-Tv
of paorifawha ht,ltomtfea.jrira
glnla, Mttrylaod, renngylvaula, Ne
JerMy'itiid even from NeeSijflaoil;
Eveilritbleycat (17i53) nioro than
400 'families witnhoraM, WmgtJnl ind
cettia W emigrated to thie State nd
mong tlrtm' are htrWera od Ter
worthy people who will ' no donU bo
of reet adTntegeJ the State.
We hare had epportnoity to te the
main itream vjjp that. part of BT Oi
which belonxi to Eer prenrille. We
have Dot found one that . ipev ttrietl
be termed navieabla. The tjhowaa
are Urge and deep , bat
freaheU.';. Thejr .
and have such
cannot well, be
See that onr Trade-Hark (tame a above)
appears on each jnr. - - ' :
Bend for book ,rUuitory of the Microbe Kill-
r," riven away oj -
Ij. B. HOLT & CO..' Merchanto.
Our experienced buyer left Saturday night for New York. Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore; where
he will visit the best markets for each line, and beintr thoroughly Dosted will buv directlv from headaiiarters.
One market for instance leads in shoes, another in dry goods and notions, hats, etc., another in carpets, cloth- and boW
ing and so on, and by knowing exactly where to go for the fountain head and first cost in each line, and haying hTinotldeHnI'
the lowest prices in each market in his pocket as well as in his head, he compares aualitv of goods and'
and buys where each large manufacturer and importer gives the closest cut to secure his patronage, there
oaed here, Hence they ca only tue
are bo many assignments ana iauures niaa it is a great tiskio sen gooas promiscuously, ana tnese large dealers P'C "'5 "7,a w,,a
... .y- charge enormous prices to cover therisk generally, but where ;a house of the highest commercial standing .od in event oThtgh laU
uumca uu tut; iuaiA.cb oiiu tuc avwuut id no Kuuuaa guiu uicv win cui tu luc uuiuji, rtttuer lilali ullBo eeillllg U8, 1 ' v"""1" wnere ine7 t
1 . . i i. J . 'I J 1 I" ' -2. ' " W J- ' A " I . ' - ' J.. , 'i' t.,: ; . 'i ' .' :'- .... ........... ... .... , , '
ana give Dest aiscounts ana inrow m long time. i
Now a we don't need any time we just dinoonnt the Ions: time for fpot cash, and tbna freauentlv we ret 6 and 7 oer cent off ealde Eettlne! eloseet nrloea to start wti head thin WR W A TCV. wojt n
uvb rnuiii wiic.i nui uuws iki riiusi nuuun i ana can goaraocee you oetter quality oi goeqs ana lower pncee tnsa yon oeuia gel direct irom nortnern mercnants yourselve foi
we are going to Mtuua room However ana double the.aite of our present large building,
ter aualitv of coeds and lower prices than yon eeuld set direct from northern merchants wounalvaa fa kn
for thousands where you would buy for one. 8o we will form a partnership with you and divide profit with you to get you to take our goods you ret your roods cheaper and enable us to bnv aireln
nnu iu wrK.r uimuiiiici mwu iiiuv. 'j wvn vi mi. kxriu . uu, ivh v uuw vur uutiun. uas iuuhhu bu rauiuj v.
uur new gooas sre comipg ana yoa can get wnat you want ana save money, : ' -
.cr, PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TAS.E.BOYD,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW, ;
w : -?-'i vf Oreetuboro. If. 0.
Will be at Graham on Monday of each week
te attend to professional business. Sep lo
jr. r. itEivoiL,i!:.
" JLTTORNET AT LAWf
'' iiHin.ll.s'''''
Praeticeiila the Btate and Federal CeurS
will falthfnllv and Dromotlr attend to all ba
sessntrasted to him
DB. Cr. W. WmTSETT,
Surgeon Dentist,' .
GREENSBORO, - - - N. C.
Will also visit Alamance. Calls in
the country attended.. . Address me at
Greensborur dec 8 tf
JACOB A.m
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GRAEAM, - - . N.C,
;faT 1788::"': .
El C. LAIRD, M. D.,
HAW RIVER, TSt, C.
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GRAHAM, - - N.
. . ADVERTISEMENTS.
.9 ;;dfr
-B00K-
vfuTbs'fasapertorioanyyearof its bis.
ton. a larrer amount of money havinc been
anuronrlated for the embellishment of the
Ssaraalne than erer before, fiodev has been
pubusbedf or 00 years without mlasiog aa is
see, aad . -.
YOU CANNOT GET A BETTER
twu dollars' worth of masazlne than by uh
BeribiBrto"Uodey,"Taa Bat Familt Mo
aziss "a America, ' - v
The leading; attractions for 1899 aie t
(eaetiful Colored fashion Platee : Bnrraved
rashloe nates tn oiarK aos wuie, re
asatinsT tbe prerulicr styles; vrodaeed ex-
re-lyferOodey " '
Wlaslv xaraseJ Sm itlflsee, Aw
af ai.U.ry mm HjwSIwwsi m.
itM, Mmw mm rwalar SI !, .
rim for tmm SImm S.a ,
Wl u Balls; :snu
estklai Beeela. Ssse. ... ..
The "Beanllf nl Home" Crab by tun a .
3u.-for Tonne tonsekeepers or those who
coo template becoming; so. "A Tear in the
Hons. br AveusT. Bamsbubt Pscott
(Jeany Wren), which will tree of the varl
aa dudes for each month. A ChUdrea's
r.njv inr the little ones.
A Ttcb array of literalnre by favortte sw
lb m amonr whom aie Emily Lennox, Olirta
Jyewell Wllsoa. soi aim rcc, " ww.
,aath3ro( "Gemini. belle C. Greeaa,
Briaa her hmaoroos sketches, aad ethers.
vwxwitnfS to dob raisers are amour Its
saecial featoraa, and Codey's oflere the moat
ekatee aad raloable of any saacasias pb
aVnd toe. tor sample number
Saining fnii elnb rates aad oremiums.
XTCST LADT BU OWS DBX88XAKKR.
vm nWHbM la Ooder's' Ledv Vwa.
ewapoa which yoa wlU Sad la each ember
anilss yoa to yonr setodioa of say rat
tMper pauera ulastraled ia Owley'e i4y-.
hook. loarlSe. Sample Copy wUI eoataia
easef these ejopooa. - '
I Maes tor mmmoto. wklaa wttl
IS
ka .IUmS m T
wkM hiiItM.
Thai
i bow to eat eai
it the
y
apis
i pattrra shows yos bow t
rat yea want. That Is ail
U space. For Voo rest see yoer
as bar. lor whlcB an4 Ue. at oaec.
Haoey-Is OBly S CO s year
Address -GOD ET LOOT'S HOOK."
. - ,-. - Philadelphia, Ps.
Ten common-sized, eggs
pound, v
Two tablespoons of powdered
S.h. Mh ail iwiiinA
For nose bleed, get plenty of pew
dered alum np into the nostrils.
To restore gilt frames, rub with
sponge moistened in turpentine.'
When dress' ilk becomes wet pat
it between the hands to dry quickly.
Iftiie cover is removed from soap
dishes the soap Will not get soft. '
Rub your lamp chimney with salt to
increase the brilliancy of the light.
Sand paper applied to the yellow keys
of tbe piano will restore the color.
' m . U . S a
Tissue or printing paper is .ne nest
thing for polishing glass or tinware
The best of tea makes but an Indif
ferent decoction unless ths .water
rVaah
For corns and bunions nothing is
cooling aa tbe beaten white of aa egg.
Cucumbers cut in strips and laid in
nlacea Infested with ante will drive
tbem away.
Patient rubbing with chloroform will
remove paint from black silk or any
other material.
Young veal may be told by the boo.
Id the cutlet. If it is yery small tne
weal is not good.
rw.krr that has been "soaked"
with grease may be cleaned by slow
in boiling lye.
A eolation of alum, tea grains to -an
ounce of water, (a excellent for bathing
tender feet. f-.v-f
Egg shells crashed shaken In a gl
bottle half filled with water will dean
Lemon Jnioe will remove from tbe
throat the dark steins often caused by
wearing black fur next it.
Brooms dipped la boiling sods once a
week will last last longer and do bet
ter service than without. . '
When boiling cabbage set a vessel
containing vinegar o the stove and
the smeU of oabbage will not be appar
ent.
gU extracts tbe Juices Iroea saeat ia
-a A
cooking. Steaks ought sot therefore
to be salted until they have bee broil
ed
Olive oil saturated with camphor
makes an excellent application for, la
..a.rr awaUiss. also for rheo-
maitc ioint.
Ceeoenat oil ia eaid to increase we
a a
iv rf tha 'eveorows : appiy h
moetaly with a camel's hair brush at
Birnt last before reUrtcg.
When troubled with neareigie paiw
v . a., km mi a doaMe tola of
fUnael oa tbe painful parte, then move
and fro oa ise aaaaes.
In Club with this paper CODEY'S
mmA lha flrviwn Ptua ? 00. arhich
... . . ... I ! IrAM (a
Gatrattmr Ppeaa. M lotavediaUly.
What le naeM.aryrrIClaraealas.:
We frequently have oooasioa to refer
to the subject of markefgardeaiag, In
answer to such questions as what cap
ital is required, how' to do the work,
etc. ' The capital required, according
to the statement of one of the most ex
perienced gardeners in the country,
when ooe begins the . business . near a
large city, is about three hundred dol-
the milk from which It was made may
have been whole milk or skimmed and
robbed of Its cream.. If the milk be
poor in butter the cheese must be equal
ly so, and will grade according to its
richness or deficiency In cream.' Many
persons are of the opinion that cream
that has once been separated can never
be so well mixed again with the milk
that a portion of the fatty matter will
lars an acre for anything leas than ten not flo oat w,th th whe7' thiu -
. ' I ! .1 1 1 . f I aw, s .
acres. The first year rarely pays more oenog we eneeee teas non. - i uis naa
thaa current expenses, and the capital j Tn rise to some discussion as to
of $300 per sere Is all absorbed i ' wnetner ncn jersey mi can do pront
horses, wagons, Implements, sashes, I W Int0 obM without skim-
manures, seeds, etc If tbe capital is m,D ' '
insufficient to procure these properly, r Accoramg to tne late rroressor at
the chanoea of snecea are eorrasnond. I nold whll ln 'er93p emphatically
inriy dimiiibhed.' Above all. be care- bulter w hm mlk to rich ,n cheese
fnUotto attemnt the cultivation . of h,,Ur ni w,lhoat th "
more land than your capital add exp ,u B0tt'7 mattar, bo converted into
rlenoe can prooerlv mauare. More t - rico En,th Con-
men are stranded, both on the form """""f nra vtuj-
and garden, in attempting to cultivate mB mut uQttmor Arnold was
too much: perhaps, than ' from any i P"k, of milk, almost
aB Steers! efa Leaf .lta.
other cause. Western Rural.
Success in any co-operative move
ment among farmers for the purpose
of buying tbeir supplies cheaper, de
pends nearly altogether oa . whether
tbe cash or credit system is followed.
The organization of farmers la Michl
igan, mentioned in former . issues,
adopted the spot cash plan, -and to this
can safely be attributed its suocms. . It
accomplishes much by doing away with
the surplus of middlemen, but it does
mors by following the strict cash sys-
i. It is tbe keystone of tbe organ 1-
cation. But this particular organiza
tion has co monopoly of tbe plan. It
can be adopted by any farmers club
or neighborhood association. There Is
a cash market for farm- prod nets, and
farmers should bay for cash. It is to
the mutnal advantage of the honest
buy er aad seller. - The buyer gels more
goods for bis money, aad the merchant
rone no risk, and does not try collect
bis bad debts from bis peylog custom
ers, it is tbe 0a Dee" that te tort
when the psy-as-you-go plan Is strictly
followed.. Gash as forces boaesty.
Farm and Fireside.
Immediately from the cows, when the
solids are la the most perfect emulsion,
and beaosmorftof the globules of fat
will be held by the rennet. With mix
ed milk brought to a factory once a
day tbe ease would be different." Prac
tical home cheese makers aoiverselly
agree thrt tbe sooner tha- milk Is set
for eheeee making after it has been
drawn from the cow the mote of batter
fat the cheese will contain.
Jersey Caw a. a Cbas
The Jersey sow is eoastdered
eminently as a butter cow, with her
most profitable use ia that direction, oa
account of the Lirg e proportion of cream
contained ia her milk. Consumers of
cheese need not be told that iu excel
lence depends almost wholly on the
quality of the milk from which it Is
prepared, as is farther well indicated
by tbe commercial terms of cream
cheese, skim cheese, etc., according as
Waaa laay Ware New.
First Jury 007.' 1
' Pins made 1400. ' .
' Needles ased 1645. ' . -Matches
made 1749.
First cast Iron 1514.
First newspaper 1494.
CWusedasafnel 1834. ( '
Surnames ased ia 11&,
First gold oia B. a 906.
Tobacco introduced 1583.
First steam railroad 1830.
BUrosene'lstrodueedl82S.
Lead pencil ased la 1594.
First poatags stamps ia 1840.
Window glass ased la 694.
Electee light IsvenUd 1874.
Iroa found ia America 1718. '
First Insurance, marine, 532.
First American Express 1831.
First wheel carriage 1559.
First Olnmlnatlsg gas 1792,
Let! a eeaeed to be spoken 680.
Musical notes in (reduced 1338.
Bible tyslalsd into Saxes 447.
Gimpowder oaed by Chinese SO.
Bible translated lots Gothic 872.
PboJocraphe first prod need 1801.
Old Testament finished B. 0.440.
EeaaaoipaUoa proclamaUoa IMS.
Paper made by Cbiarse B. C KO.
Bible irsoalated into Eo.iish 1534. .
You sometimes see a women "whose
old age is as exquisite ss was the per
fect bloom of her youth. (She seems
condensed, sweetness and grace. You
wonder bow thli has come about ; you
wonder how it Is her life has been a
long and happy one. Here are some
of tbe reasons : '.''
She knew how to forget disagreeable
things ; she understood the art of en
joyment ; she kept her nerves well in
hsnd and Inflicted them on no one
she believed fn the goodness of hsr own
daughters and In that of her neighbors ;
she cultivated a good digestion; she
mastered tbe art of saying pleasut
words; ibe did not expect too moch
from her friends ; she mede whatever
work come to ber congenial ; she re
tained her Illusions, snd did not be
lieve that all the world was wicked
and nokiad abo relieved the misera-
able, and sympathized with tbe sor
rowful ; shs retained aa even disposi
tloa, and made tbe best of every tblog j
shs did what earns to' ber cheerfully t
she never forgot tbst kind words and a
smile cost nothing, but are priceless
treasures to the discouraged ; she did
unto others as shs would be dooe by,
and now that old axe has some to
her aad there is a halo of whits hair
around her head, she loved sod con
sidered. ; , ...
This Is ths secret of a long life and a
happy ooe. Ladles Home Journal.
Vswll Dallare.
There is a charm about fruit culture.
People go to California aad pay hun
dreds of dollars aa acre for fruit lands.
They go to Wsshlsgtoa and pay two
It will not do to attempt' toi . grow'
fruit without the deoessary knowledge
to oo it. reopie in toe city often go
into tbe country and try it. They Im-
liilthe water subsides. Tha ttmfioa
these streams hay oo tide waterjs the)
greet Sand Banks which Us east or the
State which impede the rivers la. their
"exit" to the sea aad prevent the tide
t-om coming in. , Sometimes ,too la
cbsrjge the narrow entrances which
the ships' use forenteriDr, the rivers
These pauses o"peraU to make t dif-
r?h iTJ cr y;i -ea., J.thw
captain I" unfamiliar with this coast b4
may easily strike a mmd-bauk and he .
may do so even if he is acquainted
and 'experienced," 'as the . Sends ar
shifted bjr aeaand WtatV ' f
We paid a vlaft to the Tu5arota te
dians who live on the Roanoke. They'
live upon tract of very good land
cured to them by act of Assembly' f '
suppose It cootalns front 20 to SO thou
sand acres of land. " It is 12 miles long,
but not broad.4 'V
r, lumom tynitOv.
mesl WhitmeleJ was kiDd enough to).,
gowfth lis and' showed 'us( all .their"
land ' and ' made " as' "alntffd' with "
tbem. Hsbss been " trader " amhos; .
them, understands their language and
(
aalna that all thera 1. M An. It ... r r"u" "
.v.;. . 17 71.:: "7 rr: p" I( flnr.
" - .aw, iyu IV .ua ITUie Will
oome.
ens nl tha m t f k Ti i .1..' ...
They are disappointed, as everyone I I.. 7" "77 . . "7 T,
. .... " i ua u excellent cnaractar among
with knowledge of fruit growing ex- allolassraelndlaMUva io
peots i they will be. But unfortunately but , CspUin whom the whites7 aelect 1
w' " wnnnea to from their midst, ' There are also some
toe amateur iruit grower..
.. A good many people who were born
on a farm and have lived on a farm all
their lives, seem net yet to have learn
ed that if a crop of fruit is to be grown
It must have attention as well as other
crops.. Ths man who plants a straw
berry bed and pays no more attention to
It until be goes to look for fruit, will not
find the firult. He will find a fine crop them
of weeds aod grass, however. The man
who plants a tree and leaves It to iteelf
will say, we cannot raise large fruit in
ia tbe west. The Rural believes that
there Is money In fruit. The eomsump
tion of increases all the time, and
while we most get different varieties
individuals who live among tbem as
Their number Is'' small j !th4y 'atd
with the Six Nations sgalnU tha Ca '
Uwbas, but suffer from thh relatlea- '
ship vsry much. 1 They are "very pool1
aod are oppressed by the whiles, jtri "
Whltemeal is their agents agent aad .
advocate and Is much 'nstiected b
Nosfforts have as Vei beetf ''
made to cbristiaoise theav :
They gave us a message to the CW
Uwbattaot knowing that they had
made peace with tbe Six Nations)
should we see them; "that there were
enough young men among' them who
know the way to Catawba Town.
tbao anything we have, so far as some I They oouid come aad go there ' la lf
kinds of fralta era oonoeraed, tbe true days ; they had remaided very traiet
secret of sooosas is la iatelligent in
dustry and perasTeranoe-Was tern
Bural. . ' ' i "
fasaeevs
si la Vara! Teste,
as long as tha Catawba did. SbotrTd r
tbey however beoome troublesome tie "
wsy to the Catawba Towa eoald abo 4
be found." i' : '.'
, Tla worthy of remark thai the cbtf-' ' q
dlletaf tha Tadtaaa'kMa I. .Jtr ' '
fereaM from that ia Peaniylsia.
Ws hear very little about the' ad
vanes of Improvement la agricultural There tha Indians sre sot feared at all ' ' 1
Impletaenta and farm machinery, but anises they are drunk. ' Here they
that branch of tbe Industrial pursuits conduct themselves In each k way ihat ":
of ths country Is keeping abreast of the the whites are afraid of them. If they
times, nevertheless. Tbe plow oflenter'a boose aad the atea h aoi af
twenty-five years ago'isaow a euriosi-1 horns they beoome Insolent snd1 the
ty, sad those who sold and used It eaa-1 poor woman most do as they command.
not realize bow It was made to serve I Sometimes they corns la socb bwcw -'
nundred dollars tor land that would I
not ssll for more thaa forty dollars per I tb P0rP4 for which it was manufao-1 eompaalea that even the man U likmtf
acre at Ibe out aide for other purposes.
And yet aons need be told that fruit
culture does not always pay. Still it
is perhaps true that years together, if
properly maosged, It will pey welL
As is frequenUy remarked, ooe great
obstacle to saooeasfui fruit growing is
found la the Increasing Insect en em Ise.
Bat tbey are aa enemy that Increased
knowledge sad persistence will enable
as to conquer. Ths neosesary knowl
edge to do this is being rapidly spread.
Our experiment stations are giving
eoestaat atteatloa to finding tbe best
mesas of fighting iosecte, sad tbey are
doing a great work ia that direction.
Waea tbe kerosene emuletoa was reo-
ommeaded a very cheap insecticide was
foaad ; aad bow ths arseaites bars
haaa ft4a.1 aiwt tnnwkA t .k.i
I sear perfection as Insecticides. We
' ess get the beat of the insects U ws try.
urea. Aoa too plow of a decade I pat to H if compelled -16 deal wttfe
siooe, while perhaps not so crude, has thsm. Sometimes men do KkeuAB
beenabandoned for a better Implement, drew Lambert who lived! oa the Ca-
Aad se It to all through the list of sgri- tawba about five miles below (ho' Ca-
caltural implements and farm macbia- tawba Station who foaad : traces of '
ery, and la another quarter of a eaa- B" Mlmm on bU land aod ia his
tnrw It la ruM. k.. ,1.. . , corn and found that ,tbey hst, iifled
tory it is possible that tbe farmer will aad aatan soma f hi. eaixia ia -.iu 1
walk no more la the cultivation of his
fanv-St. Louis Globe Domoerar.
e
ed bis dogs which .as used for besf
bunUog, soms eight or ten ia number, .
and, with his rifle ia band, be drove
tbem out Tike sheep before him andt
ST. nxLXXA, NArA Co Cal Kst 1. Ma I ,hD" " himself of the. nuisance." - I
To the citizeoe and mmietmA a'.Ka (alone In the woods about beret thew '7
Valley I dema If my duty to give this I danger of getting tmo ' :'
reoommeodatloa without any eoikita-1 relaUooe with ibe jBdiaas. Aerihi '
Uonoa tbe part of tbe dealers ia eaid j Carolina weired war with Ibe. in? sfia, ,
medicine. In St. JoaeDh. lf I a... la time the latter became worst! .nrl
afflicted with aa aggravated ease ofiacosaeMneelost'their Isnd. ! '
kidrfby troable. aod br imMMt I I treated a bed feeline- Bo4 an ll .cmBiv 1
offered a drink of Wm. Radam'a ii-llho" tribes immediately e-erned
out with all ths rest. This fc of "
snimesily will not speedily die out.
Thisssserta ItseW oaaU occasions an i ,
it cares so far In N. C. that not onl y
did the Indians rob Ibe people of t' f
stock, but h some cases ereu I l -esse
of tbem.
erooe suuer. Aftar taking one ralloa
In four weeks 1 felt like a new man. I
ban freely reoommeod It to anyone
having the above troable.
H. E. ROBINSOJf.
For sals by L.B. HoU & Co.