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VCJL. XVi
GR AHl;a, :TH&RSlpvt: APRILS 1Q, 1890.
no: lO.
NOTHING SUCCEEDS
as
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a to J. buss I
J Thiv MwaWia.. Jt1ul4.il 'ait. 1. 1 1
Jll'.-.,..lC!UrK Uil 1 1
j cine, lit ua-juae it bai
never failed tMianfl4-
(..i.icv no DltHtC wiu
lli rinr., fi'nni'Xep
rorj to tbe tlmplot
iknow (o tb bar
Ako njsleiD . . .. 1 '
The tcieiitiii! men of
to-de? clim and prore
CAUSED JBY, MIOEOBES,1.:.
out of the rte'in, l'hn lht Udooe yoa f
cnoot livnu-johe or" mln. ' Njj mstler
what the dli into, whether Iinplo'eae'"of
Jdalarial FcTer or a combination of diaeaees,
we cure then all at tbe same time. a we
treat U diaeasea eot-ititutlooall. .
Alhia. Capa, larrli, Mr
ckiUa. .Ht.iaaU.di, Ki4ar
! all iu rtraa, 4, la fact, every
' - DJsclH kMira tm Ik . ja-
IMS - or mmEn-riiTAL
. 8c tbat oar Trade-Mark (111010 as aboVtt)
nnM rat An auinh lllar "
Srnd for book "lllstbrj of the Microbe TLtii
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. " ATTORNEY AT LAW;
WIU be at Graham ou Monday of each Week
t alien to proletaional baaiuua. Sep lti -
ATTORNEY AT LAW
. ... ' r. pan it. aj.ej. ,
" Practice the Btate and Federal Court
will falthfallv and promptly attend to all na
aeaiatraited to bin -
Dill Cr. W. WIUTSETT,
V .' ;v SurneoD Dentlot, .
GREENSBORO, ';-- , N.C.
Will alM yinit Alamance. Cam io
. tba country attended. Addrea trio at
Greensboro. dec 8 tf
GRAHAM,
Mar IT. '8
E.
C. LAIED, M. D.,
7 V HAW RfVZR, W. C. '
Ftb'y 1V90. . . , : ;
iJtTi M. Scott, F. H. W;hitakeb.Je,
Greensboro, N. C. Grabam, N. O
SCOTT .ip "WHITAKEE,-
. Atlraja at l.t w,
GRAHAM, -
tlVlimVilvn! ftnrf nr Stvles-arisian; London and JNew York.
Complete liiie of the beautiful new styles of dress goods and trim
miiigsverr "fetching' Perfectly . lovely line; of white goods,
Ffenchf German; British, and Swiss linens, embroideries and lac
! BS-Spriae Clothing and Hats-latest Dunlaps, YoumahVKnox, and Miller blocks. AU coming m daily,
anour profit was made when tKe goods were first bought and onr prices to you cannot ; be; duplicated, else-
wnere. TJTX,
a
. preir jn retail .iiiiKk . 9
a
ADVEBTISEMEjrrS, ,
(liCJtnors
Will be far aaperlor to any year of Ita hi,
torj, a larjer amount of money havlnf been
appropriated (or the etnbe!llhmnt of U.e
' anacaxlne thaa ever before. Code, hat been
publibedf or (Kl yvar witboot mUilag an
ana. and . ,. ,' . ,-p . ' .-. i
YOU CANXOT, GE A BETTE J
two dollar' worth of ma(attn than ny
' eriblrgto"Uodeyt"Taa but fiaar Kao
aziaa la America, ' '
The leading attraction for 1990. ate t
Beantlful Colored Fashion Flatea Infrared
Fashion Plate In ' block ' and white, repro
eantlBfibeprtvaiUi:; (tylea, . produced ex
preaaly for (iodey : w. fc
aTiaclr ! Fralwli, r
BtaiaraMerr mm Kw4ltirrk ,
im Mew rawalar Ha),
C la aw' tmr- a aiaoM
,aa) t BalM, 4 i4MralW . , ,
. . . .. Caakias atarala, KM., ,
Tbe "Beaotlfiii Home Clnb by Em 3.
Obat, for young Lonaekeepera or tboae 'who
eontempiau becoming ao. "A Tear n the
JloaM. by Aoace-r. 8aLUbcT rstscorr
(Jenny Wren), which will treat of tbe varl
oaadutlee for each Btonlh. ,4 Children's
Corner, for the Hitlo once.
A rich array of Uteralnra b favorite- a
Chore, among whoa ate Easily Lenaoi, Olivia
Lowell Wtlsoa, Ada Mart Peck. State -8aow.
."anthsrof "fiemhil.' hatUU. C rasas,
slLh ber hansorooa aketchaa, and otkara. ,
PEIVICMS to dab ralsere are among Ms
apecial feaunr. and Codeys oflera the eaaat
caolo aad valuable of aay ataraxina pwb
Usited. Stud 15c. for aample a am ber coa
taiaiaf fall club rates and prcmlnr . t .
KTXRT LIST B KB OWTf DBE81CI..
who esbsvrlbea to 6odrra Lady fer-.ee .-
rava wt yoa will lad ta aar as so bar
an. .r oaf ow won af av rat
ir j o"id in God ixari
r . uta Copy W -! eaiuata
tN of t.ra J''" . ;
a4 I 5 ra.a r Slaaaat. wl will
assuswaa iMt Mttnats
. wkaa raaasvaaW
Tbe psMTashow yac bow to eat et tbe
rtrsnl trag vine 1 hat ta all at eaa aay ta
tais veafe. For ths rest sea yoar aaatpte
(inbar. lor wbWa arad lie. at oacc
t,rtey-. to aeiv 1 1 M a jm'
Addreas -Go- tl S 1 "r'" f'T,"
1 i uusfit , Fa.
Iatlabwith this rr, OCtl'TS;
aod foe GLEA5IS 1 new ', i.eh
hrold be arnt to tba c el tbt
C-UlJGrahai.
par
She had laid all In a.stypor, breath,-
ing with heavily Inbored breath, but as
the-siin wok to ret in tlie far off esU
era aky, and the red glow on tbe wall
of the room faded into dense shadows,
rhe awoke and called faebly J to ber
aged, pa.rtur, ;who Was sitting' tnotlob;-
less br the bed side ; he boot over bis
dying wife,' and took wan, ftrlukled
nand In hlsl YrT'T-
"Is It ninht ?" she asked o'jremu.
loua tone. Jookii'g at him with , eyes
that saw not. - ! :!
Ym he answered softly, ."it U
trowing dark.": ,Xt""
"Where are the children," - abe
queried ; "are they all In T" "
Pnor old maa h -How coulJ. be an-
swer , bet ?The ehildren", who-. bad
alrpt for long years in tha !oltl '. church
yard, Who bad outUved childhood and
borne the bt ataud burded of tbe slay,
and growihg old, bad .laid , down "the
cross and gone to wear the crowir be
fore tbe old father and mother bad fin
iabed their sojourn. ", . .
."The children, are safe," answered
tbe old man, trv'mulously; don't you
think of them, Janet think "of your
elf Toes the way seem dark f "
"MyHruatisia Tbee; 1st ma pever
be confounded.' What does it matter if
tbt way ts dark ? -
"Td
.Than
I'd rather walk with hi
Tbaa walk alone by sight 7: J j j
"John, Where's little Charlie T' she
asked. Her mind wss again in the
past. The grave dust of twenty years
bad lain on Charlie's golden bair, but
tbe mother bad never forgotten, him.
Tbe old man patted-ber cold hands
that bad labored so Lard that they
were seamed and wrinkled and cal
loused- with years of toil, and the wed
ding ring was worn to mere thread
ofgold, aod then be prssssd bks lb la
lips to them aad cried. She had en
couraged and etreogtbeoed him in
every trial ol life. Wby what . a ' wo-
maa abe had been I what t worker!
what a leader la Israel I 'wlwaye with
the gift of prayer or arrviee. They
I rather walk wi'b God In tha dark,
an walk flon in the light ; -
and death-bed triumphs; ami when at
midnight she beard t he bridegroom's
voice, and. the old man : bending over
her 'cried pitifully, -and the' young;
graaddaughter kissedher.brow, there
waa a solemn joy in her voice as . she
spoke the name of her children; " one
"by one, as if slioWw them with immor
tal eyesr, aad with one gladsrnile put
oh Immortality: " ' " '-'"
'They led the old man sobbing away.
and when be saw her again the glad
morning sun was shining, the air ' Waa
jubilant with tbe song ot birds, and site
lay asleep on the couch under tbe
north window, where be had seen her
so often lie down to rest while waiting
for the Sabbath bell. But what strange
li-ajuformation was .hcrel fhe wrln
ktes were gohe. ' The ' t races of age
in paiii i'nd wearineas were all
smoothed p'utfc' the facenas growi
atrftnffelv votinc and " a placid smile
WMlM i' 'the patt ftp ':' " ' '
The old roan was awed by this . like-
nena to the bride of his youth. He
kissed the unresponsive lips and said
softly:- "
"You have fonnd heaven first, Janet,
but you'll come for me soon J. It's our
first parting la more- thaa seventy
wears, but it won't be for lotir i be for
' ... - . ;- . ,T :i ...
long." : .-,!.
And it was not louz. The winter's
snows have nat fkllen, andrhere Is an
other srrave. and io-dav . would have
been thierdiamond wedding.' We bad
planned much of it, and I wonder, I
wooder-:but no! where they are there
is neither marriage oor giving la mr-
riate. Selweted. '
a - -
Wai ant Waasl arsas. !
- fcr H - it 1 . ? . .. ) V
- Everybody admits the benefit good
garden is to a faotflyl and yet vary Jew
farmers pay enough attention to put
ting aod kerpiog a garden In proper
order. Some we know do really ap
preciate tbe luxury of a. well managed
gardeo, but the most of them do not,
aod thry fail to bestow attention and
work saffioient to to make It all ans
wer the demands of a garden. Why
do la raters deprive tbeeaselves of a
luxury of good health and vegetable
had stood at many a death -bed together. , diet fur themselves and families npon
closed the eyes of loved oaes, aad thaw tb flimsy whims of ita being a small
set down with (be BtbJ between) them baaineaa, and thai tbey have a time
tored tbe promiaea. " j to atiead to a gardea, when the truth
Kow aha waa about to arose tbe dark w pawns in i,wj w.u..
river aloae. Aad
mtA ta tkaald
graaddangh, left thep, 'fJLtX
hear her babble of walks ia the woods, . lbe Trr. tM and teach the
ef gaxheriog May flowers aad strolling boy aad (rirla I take pride ta making
with Job., of petty lKehod frea ZJZSZi
O0 WB will
1 about to eross tneajara " K-1' -w
. . . a rood gardee rehooods ssore to tbe
ad it was atraoge aad 1 htmllh Sappineaw aod prufiu f tbe
maa aad the yellow-1 boos-bold tlaa bu fold the aerea aul-
thst sb bad always pot
ttroog, reacdau hand, of wedilog feasls
to great advantage
Eitbaoj,
In gaxdsoiag.
Veasaaereial sertlllsere.
j To prevent tbe smell of cabbage per
; meating tbe bouse while boiling, place
on the stove it dish couialnlng Vinegar.-"--
1 . - '- "
I If a cucumber is cut into strips and
It is not a good plan to ue coarse
fresh manure In the garden for two
reasons : One is that it interferes oon
siderablv with the Drenaratlou of the
soil, and it usually contains more or the pieces put lo placea where ants are
less weed-. Beth of these tteius tend found It will surely drive them away,
to increase the work of securing the ja boiling meat for soup use cold
soil in good tilth and giving thorough w,r to extract tbe jnices, but if the
cultivation. ' There is nothing that is meat is wanted for itself alone put it in
abetter fertilizer for the garden, thkri
well rotted and fine stable manure
thoroughly incorporated with the soil.
But when .a sufficient supply of this
ceo not be seoured, the next best thing
to use ia commercial fertilizers. Oue
advantage with these is that if they
are good, they are usually readily sol
uble, and consequently are available
for the use ol plants in a short lime af
ter they are applied. With the major
ity of crops, it should be applied ou the
surface and should, be thoroughly in
corporated with the soil before the seed
Is planted1 Th plowing or spading
up should be dona aod the soil worked
Into ja good tilth with the rake or boe,
all ready for the seed, when tbe ferti
lizer should be applied broadcast, and
be worked into tbe soil with a good
rake, after which the rows can be
marked out and the seed sown. Broad
casting is always preferable to apply
ing id tbe drill, when there Is a sulll-
rdeot supply to admit of tbi pitta being
followed. Ex. "'
boiling water. .t '21J2.2
When symptoms of croup exist ad
minister at brief Intervals a teaspoon
ful of tbe mixture made of equal parts
sweet oil, paregoric and syrup of Ipe
cac' ' '
Take a pair of shoes that have be
come stiff and uncomfortable by con
stant wear in the rala aod apply ooat
-.lln nikklnn It'll! avail with M.
o uTandln. bo; tlm. the leatn.r J First, S-co-d, Fourth, Fifth, Seventh,
IZ imL J soft and pliable as when it ; th, Tenth and Eleventh district
- t.t,.n rWMii tha ahatvaa of tha shoe I e,Bal'
WW wBa4ve MVHi waw - v mr- - m -
dealer. "' "'-
referring to my gardening .book .when
I may expect to hive a vegetable on
my table after planting, by the result
of various years, unless the weather
should b exceptionally unfavorable.
Any one that tries this plan, I am sure,
will always follow It. You will find It
useful even during the first year,' for
sometimes tbe seed may take some
time to come up, and if you have made
a note of the time of planting you will
know whether it Is necessary to re
plant. Home and Farm. - ;
Te Be Biassed Ttssa yM. ,
The people of Aiortb Carolina will
have to elect this year : ' -1.
A Chief Justice and an 'Asso
elate Justice of Ihe Supreme Court of
tbeEtste. ' ' ' ' "
2. Superior Court Judges' of .he
HaasehaM Blala.
1 f v
The oftener flour is sifted for sponge
cake the lighter, the cake will be.
" ' " Oai
The time for gardening ia rapidly
drawing near, and, indeed the weather
for weeks past baa been so spring-like
that it baa been difficult to keep ' from
planting. When we seo flowers' that
have never bloomed before, before the
first week in March, in full bloom the
...
first week id January, and Engltsil
peas, where they bad fallen from the
vines, , up and in bloom, it ia bard to
realize that winter may be ahead of na
and to remember one swallow does not
make spring.
Before we really begin to plant, I
want to make suggestion, which 1
3. Solicitors In all tbe twelve Judi
clai district. , . ; , " '" ,
i. Members of tbe House of Congress
nine. ; ' h
8. Members of the Legislature,
6. All county officers. 1
The Legislature to be elected will
have to elect a United States eeuator
to suoceed Vance wboae term expiree
March 4,'1891.-Ef ;
1 I
have followed for years past and which
Jt small piece of sulphur placed In 1 bare fou od of the greatest use, vli ;
the cupboard or drawer will drive j Tbat we k)ep m gardening book, in
away ants. 1 WBteB w nt0 , record of the various
items relating thereto. Set down when
each thing Is planted, when they eome
up (make their first-appearance above
The flreb of fresh fish should be firm,
the gills should be a light red and tbe
scales ail very.
In making a mustard plaster for a
patient with a delicale skin use white
of egg Instead of water.
ground), when they bloom, If blojfni
they have to, when they come to bear
ing and how bear. If you make expe
riments aa to fertilizing or mode of cul
ture, make entries of It, aod for refer-
Hard soap lasts much longer if dried eooe ye will find this book invaluable
for several weeka before uaing it. It 'for Tears, ' ' " 1
is also lees hurtful to tbe skin. I The gardeeers and aeedmen givey on
(excellent general directions, but the
Wash mirrors In warm suds, then lodjoq of your garden and the kiad
duet with whiting from a muslin bag afaoil oi eh htdividual la a aelrthor-
and polish with chamois skin.
Wba egg re scarce ern starch is
A good sobrtiUU, one tabteapoonful of
the starch ia equal l aa egg.
Broome dipped for a few minute In
boiling suds ooee a week will last much
longer than they otherwise would.
hood even may be different, and what
will suit in oee place wDl sot la an
other, aod there is no better gulda tbaa
e s perieoe tod i vld ual ex perieno.
We all know how apt we are to forget
when we planted this or that, at least
( ' A viae la (he Teams;.
Yonn frlendsj ia whatever pursuit
you may engage, you must not jorget
that the lawful object of humaa - ef
forts are but mean U higher results
end aoblerenda.. Stait not forward In
.life with tbe (dm 'of becoming mere
seeker of p'eaanre, sportive butterflies
in search of gaudy flowers. Consider
sad act with reference to the true ends
of existence. Tbt world Is but tbe
veetibole of sa Immortal life Every
act of your life touches on some chord
that will vlbrale-lB eternity ; these
thoughts and motives within yoa stir
tbe pulses of a deathless spirit. Act
sol tbeo, ss mere creatures of this life
who for a little while are to walk the
valleys and ths bilU, to snjoj the sua
shins and breathe the' air, 'and then
pass away aod be no more, but act as
immortal with a aim and a purpose
worthy of your high aatore. Set before
you a the chief object to be aa end
that ia superior to any a earth a de
sirable end, a perfoot end. Labor to
socomplish a work which shall survive
eehnngrd and beautiful wbeo time
shall hare withered tbe garlasd of
youth; when lb rosea t( power and
monuments of art shall have crumbled
Into a-bet; aod finally, aim lo fchieve
MM... kin. L. ,L
ta I w wivu w uc a turte our muia-
ble and penahing T"leS are buobed
I Lnr.
aa afas tws, ;
The day will dawa when an ef u
'. will hearken
1 Ia vain t' . hear a voles that baa
grown dumb, -Aad
moons will fade, moons pal and
' v shadows darken
While sad eves watch for feet (has
never corns. f " ' .
One of us two must sometime, face ,e
' Utence ". ' -
Alone with memories that sharp
. fr pain; ' - .j . r ..
And these sweet days shall shin back
in tbe distance, '
Like dream of summer dawn Is
- nights of rain. .
One of n twe, with tortur'd heart, half
broken, ,
Shall, read long Ireatared lettera
through salt tears;
Shall kiss with anguished lips each ;
cherished token,
That speaks ot those love-crowned
' delicious years,
une pi us two snau una au iignt. au
: beauty .
All joy on earth a tale forever done ;
Shall' know henceforth that life.only
J " means duty
0, God 1 0, God I have pity on that
.'. one.
' Eixa: Whbxuek Wilcox.
Pattltry Naea.
T I T 1 . 1. . t
m &uuw .n.i l i . l mrmm wnv hi. .....
1 j - , forever anaii nva i..Mii .. j
adopted the plan. I can tell now y triumph of ImmcrUlity. C II. CUspin.
The goose and 'duck canendnra.
more cold than the hens, and there
fore need lees care. The wild goose la '
said to exist where the temperature
falls to sixty degrees below zero, while (
the duck can enduio still lower
degree.. ('They are found on the cold
est place of our globe. Tha dotnestio
goose and duck are of courea subject
to th influences of domestication, aad
it is not expected that they eaa con.
pare with their wild ancestors la en
durance and vigor, but we know thaa
they are better feathered than chick
ens, and are not subject to ailment la
winter resulting from cold. They ar
best kept In a place that a fiords a dry
floor for them at night, however, as
dampness seems to accomplish thaa
which cold fail to do.
; . ." ... 'j MATuro. oeJUM. .''
The best and largest gees for
market are produoed by mating , two
pure breeds. The rulels to ores th
Toulouse gander with the Etnbdea
goose. If tbe ordinary common flock
ia to be improved, it Is best to use aa
Embden male wltb tbem, keeping th
female only. The next season, Ton
louse gander should be used with thev
half-breed Embdeos. Do net be tens
pted lo use half bred males for breedV
lug, aa it only leads to disappointment
and loss.
WATKB FOE ftU WOQ.
Food lor tha egg ia very importaat,
hot water for ths egg la mora so. Aa
egg Is nearly all water, aad the baa
must be amply tupptjad with u s.haa-
dsooeofitor ,sbs cannot lay Give
warm water and give all they, rtsJr.
. COaTOr KETPIKO A BKV.
Acoordlos to tie noultrv adltAv t
the "Farm JouritaltM the feed aeeesar
lor 100 ben for a year is ss follows
1,000 fit, clever hay chopped, 1,000 ft
potatoes, 2 XX) lbs. corn meal, 1,000
oals, 100 lbs. cotton seed meal, 800 lbs.
barley meal. Supposiog these smoDta
to be aearly correct, 'as w prssnava '
they are, the wt.f tbe aiticle will be
about 70 per cent, or 70 cents per bea.
Any respectable beo ought to lay eggs
enough la the course of a year to bring
1,50 or moreClnan double thr east of
ber keeping. If tbi flgurihf 1 correct
th poultry business ought to aay eC
Ur than asoet branches ef ntraslng.
Ex. -
Ftm Ttvst nxmn.
Wemtassj, autiana. Isilfaastlaa asst
Uka
m4wmj iwoa rrrrns.
quickly. Tor sale by aU
Peddles Beg aedoa, ssa'm, bat X
am sgeat for Dr. Feeder's Spies Root .
Bitters, aad I'm sore if the asemker af
yoar fcasily -weuld try tbem thev
weald have the flaest appetitea
Lady at Poor (s-vwrsly)-Thls, sir.
is a boarding bone.
V-4
' ZlAny Persons
Af aroeaa dowa froas avarvork ar botu
Ilrown's Irtta l .ttrs
asafV thaeratasLaia rMtiB .mm
"af ka.mlaBsatt.A Wb..aat
-Rub yoar lamp chima-ys a.Vr rub-
ng with dry salt, aod yoa wi'l t
priaed at lbe new ht'M'.nsf T f r
itta.