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VOJL. XVI.
GRAHAM, N. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 19; 1890.
NO, 20.
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The scientific mcB oL
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thai eyerj ameato la
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AND
icrobes aid d rife them
JCxtermlnate the
oat ot the wtei5, Jau when that is apne. ioif
eannot haro P achp.oc.pain. JNo maer.-L
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Valarlal Fereor a cottinatlott'edtaeseejs
we cae tliet all al (he ..saippinggjtj
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A bor.e Tniae'd By KindnrM.
Herfterr ttofrieV, -'.'of "Philadelphia, f j
au agent 01 ine oocieiy 01 ine 1 reveu
ti k'6f 6rueltVfo"A'niinttK was ' fav'prl
ed some ima jjgp by ..boingy prefer) tea,
wllha horse andrcrr1afe9p"i ith J wbioh
he'lias been1 ' able 6 co vef more 4itind
dischargeof bis duties. i.ver
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! TJiern jra jpn-a 8,590? man alfnea
weaver, -irHo sat every day, Xrom earli-
9t(H daWWinls' 'Jrltsnop.-'harcl .ab
work ; ond aaheva pna wh) put hls
.trust in Ood, to pasajtov. the time he
toDerfbtM ntjiueroMB-eleVer-acts,uapdi1i . ' ,",-T- " ,
wpenu ",.,TUj,..,f hMiX ti.Wkem !D.tl,e moruBgi) .j t.k,!;ij.;i
would sing maayahjynn. orjnuocent
sone, as ne foit inclined. Anil he nail
so clear affd'str&hg "'ii. voicetliae hi!
-oigjjljiosteqjrd no am''.'ifa'
owns a.
goid piece
Ireafficht asr snccBe
bins bis object. The agent
jece oijcouaa, .on., Shrpback0
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!str6et, Germantown, and he had a st
ble'bu'iiroii the iromrse91'fdr''rirfellie'
exclusively. , She is,smatyapijn&iltlio.f.
darkgolor, and has a very intelligent
1 loojl?,ti0i$ .
mai couia do taoic;iaoe!jreceauy vas
.w.',liKfi i'l i.l urihK Jit .:.
POIIOHAiC.,
N. 0, ..lia maid ftWf tBi;R,X .-CVi
paaMS" tlrrongh IhereMi; -and ' wnliif
(eat of the faal' Salem traiaa-makaC
lar atop-tit all eaay.,. Tb)j Inr-
1 l'frn-anfrtrit--ert)4l?.re cr
dlaJlj InTited to Inspect tnu fc larieat ynr
aerry In tha Steta am oha" ampa mltarrea
in tha Soath." '""i j 1 tt'! I
Btoek oDlta.appie;peaob,! cii jUer
ry, plum; ftaje, 7aj?adei'pcrfpinTotI"'rpri
eoU, necurlnei nralberry, nlne, J G roper
rujrrrapbe'rryr aooiebarry, earraBM pit
plaot; Kdi1IS watnirt,"'p&ab.''ptfcint
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All the Dear and rarajtuMaaAeir a
the old one which my new eatalogue (or
1888 wUl ho. " -
Gire your order to toy authorized treat or
deuce aoliciM, felbilptrVie4M.4ea (ret
totppUcaota, 4dxerK)
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prV ft OoUf wd Connty, li. C.
KeiisWe aaleaiaaa iradted in trcrf.aoaaty
good variaf eotnnilrna mill be fire. " "
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TO eta lUSkievse' Lck'llut-tiicht, Cbsf
1. parifiii,liliri.Lt CoatoUiaM. UXA
r .the aaaa an4 mifiitfi w.
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a.l.tj, i 1 a lit mniViii mna,'tt.u. at.
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1 BuJS itng.gT-aatly anhdyea hc!j mp-(
chnntwhor.dwelt ,neaT.ihJni,:;..fiqrj he
'ueVe'f ''c3ald: 'stefep'before ' Biiditight,
WJwc' tft anoujthOaghii 'kbbrt'
iioney ; land jtery l eary. .in tin
monting ho was awoke by 'this' noijr,
yej(otnfin(Ol jjlfc nifghjfor th
He reflected how on jjould put an
1 nd to this annoyonce. 'i Ha could not
a u a . r ill,- n n n n ,1
VNallia' ' waa atandidE in. .her COW ' . .. . t - :
- " " ' - 1 ' - ' ' 1 I wnrklnrr i. IhA riffht nf AVArtf min In
. y. B,..w..B
hia"ovui hon'sej wlth'wWch ndrmkn can
stall, aud the stable .door wos'shnf.'T
were on the outside, The agent In a
iritL?piiOl f Vjft led
"NeJlUDeuJ6?8 S0Vm
self in thofbaftsf jour. rriage.
Withw a moment's hesitation the io
tellfgent beast t'urued' herself around
In the" stall, apdf'walkiDg totbedoor,
raised tha latch with her'rAoiAtr, and
wafked pwt, ttc28 npo Jnove'hlcle,
wlire she- waa harnessed,, " "NeHie"
was asked'1 WHAhW sbi-wooTJ like to
have a baatiDg, and she replied in he
neeevoby Vfeorouafv "sH'T-.lnrf
heauLgUef wMTtlienV W,ki r tlh
interfere. ) lit. must : tisa,. fither means
theri.' . ui: -..ii ,
)ie,se'pt'?pi' the orkmp,and 'i
ed him at what value he estimated .his
singing. .The workman" eplied that
halUpU3ht,lt,waflj.certaIpJy wortl , a
day' 'eias ft madethb day work
The merchant. !nqaired - how- tnncb
that was. ' .Tne tjfaii njAijLH anil It ifef-
tuicly was not a 'lurge.itiuta .that be
named. ,
agejjt she-'lofea j him'kaJ 'Neilfe
demonstrated that she did. )f talking
dp io'bar master and p'ac'.Pfcber head,
on JlIs"hOnlder,', where sliO'Temalned
..... . . I . i..il.j tf tk, r. t .
sons niiuutet. - i". w. -
er'tblothes w an -'a ey matter "for
beff aaattho wordof oommand aha ro.
UeyVi one of this pocket bf bis c'oaf of
one of the desired articles Turuing
oeasttwasaDasytasKibpaer1 which
ahaUiil with' nugrautoMO.' ..Tha
sgebf then' walkM,; ajiay ;teaMn n
dred yards OTTDora and called for his
pet toOMBoto. bin, "tticli coauo&nd
tridrs Wra sbowvi wbu4i MMted ' ibo
a:linitionDallrprit.c4 gaiucr
d rpf ttators." Agent Corrjer asyi' be
Benr was obliged m tha waip' or
lave rtconrM to rougn hitfiitac while
training NIIWM ( 4bnragii tbeae
trim. HeBionfiiy-anaenwro'toe
animal and 'would fel very, lonely
without her. Bod of Jiercy. . ,-
l ' . ant? DriPfMu. .. ft
rtiTKir-jri rwanmettd U.
All AIcn l-w. BiAiiraaai. Gwnrfo
kx trao-aark aa4 ODMOd Ifi dam
I
Then the merchaqt4tatl ha wonld
nav him a month's wnires in. advance.
't -ttit. -r as "7 -..7-....- '
Pot for the singing, indeed, but that be
should "henceforth sin)? normoro; but
keep a ejfict j aiieoce ; , and be laid
down the money beioa bios. r.
The weaver 'thought to himself It
could not possibly be easier earned ; so
bo took ihemeney, 'and prbmlsed be
would be as still a J a"' m6nsa in bis
worksboD.; -..,,,; .. '. . t
1 Wbed be'got home with 'the money
be cbfinted it oat' full of joy ; and they
were all-good new ,001 us more monry
Iban be bad avec npasajsed at one time
in bis lite before. t n the evening, bt
fore be went to sleep, be gazed t bis
rcaur bearly an hour; and at night
the pat it nbder his pillow, lest a ttie
f boirid deal say of it. At mideiRht be
sill rmdlt firWs.' bwid, nrf- tbotight
what he should do wilb ik. And In the
tnotfoiiiir, when he arose, i seemed to
weigh dowft all bfs limbs like lead
his bead was weary with lying so aoz
ioosly, bis bands were heavy snd lazy,
and rrfuaed their usual service.
Ah, and be dared not ting ! ,
Time pasted away slowly sod tedi
ously, to tbat be could scarcely enduie
ibe day. Meanwhile he bad been
thinking the matter over,' and had
coma to a conclusion, for the man who
stood at eight that evening in the mer-
cianl's office was the weavei.'" "' ' '
, ''Sir! wUfi your permission," he said,
"here you ' have your money back
agafii fit Is an evil spfritf Vhtoh does
not allow me to sleep quietly." 1 -.
Abd befare the merchant could pay
a word In reply, the weaver was air
ready ontside ' he door." and 'singing
wun a fiear,- full voice, . IM.
. ! "A fresh and merry heart '" ... Ji.n
Is worth more tban money or wealth.
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Oreemlioro VVo.kmaa.
The Hon. Chauncey M. Depew, . In
his address delivered before the Alum
ni Association of Tale University a few
weeks ago, mode these remarks, which
were inspired byhiB observation dur
ing bis fecebt tout through the Botitfi'
"The net result of. bis vUit . to ,.tbe
South, to my mind, la just this that
the South is the bonanza of the 'future!
We bave developed all tha great and
sudden opportunities for wealth, or
most of tbem, ' In our North-western
States and on the Paciflo slope. Bat
here is a vast country with the bet
climate in tha world, with conditions
of health 'which are absolutely ' an par
alleled, with vast ' forests' untouched,
with enormous veins of coal and .iron
which yet bave not known anything
beyond their original conditions ; with
soil that, under proper culivation, with
little capital con support a tremendous
population , with conditions in the at
mosphere for comfortable living winter
and summer which exists nowhere else
in the country ; and that la to be the
attraction lor me young men wno go
ont from the farms to seek settlements,
aad not by immigration from abroad
for I do not think they will ' go tbat
way but by the internal Immigration
from oar own country it la to become
in time at prosperous as any other sec
tion of too coantry and, as prosperous
by a portly American development."
Xhe bentato ef vacation season may
be rreaUy enfiAricci, if, at toe Kama
lime, the blood it twine cleansed and
vital ized by the ue of Avar's 8arsape-
rilla. A eood ai.petite. fresh fiitor.
and booyaot splnu aueml tba oso of
this wonderful medicine.
Id an experiment at tha Indians sta
tion, tba application of barnyard ma
nure oeaxly doubltd the crop of pota
toes over thai of the Held not manured,
and the tubers were just as sound. and
smooth.
-i Boaula. :.l
tireentboro Workman.
. The making of good roads In the
county Is a ubject 'dn vrtlch Thi Dalty
noTicman nas written earnestly for a
number of years, putting the ' question
In every shape that It coutd think of,
and tba conclusion to which we Have
come Is that men ara blinder to tha
advantages of good roads than' to anj
ono thing afftcUog their material In
terests, and. are more stingy in contrib
uting to that end. Below we give in the
briefest way tba reasons which a sen
sible farmer has for anting good
roads : .
1. I can ban! better loads, and take
more at two trips," at least, than I could
at three trip? oyer "..bad roads.,, Tbls
would save me 33 per cent, in time,
aiona.'":':'.';;.";
i 2. My wagon and horses would re
ceive from ten to twenty per cent, less
damagejri'wear and tear; ;;.",';
3. I could then use a piece of a day
in making a trip to market, which now
I often have (o.throv awsy..' . ' 'I
V .With wagon and team thua bel
ter preserved my loal would appear
better after It reached tha market and
would command a better price. '
5. In baulitig fruits snd vegetables
to market tbey would not receive tha
amount of damage which now they
often do, rendering them Unfit for ship
ment. . . . ,
0. My real estate provided I want
ed to sell, would be enhanced In value
to the extent of from 25 to 100 per
cent., and make a piece of land salable
at a good price which at present can
not be sold at all. '
7. Instead of getting so bespat tered
( with mad that when I got to town my
friends wouldn't know me, and I
wouldn't bave an equal chanoe in buy
ing or selling, I would keep my (ace
and my clothes clean, and feel tbat
sort of self respect tbat red mad always
takes out of a fellow.' ' '
8. I am thoroughly convinced that
such roads as wo have la tba country
contribute far morn than any possible
Increase of taxation lo keep tha farm
er s noe on tha griadatone, and this
Is all the mbeV ftel since railroads
bave beeo establUbed and tba farmer
bas to go the ofteoer to market,' buy.
log and selling. , . . .
9. Since these things are true sod
can't bo denied. I will think my neigh
bors to coma by the half dozen and
kick me entirely off of try own prem
Alerter Lm Anandaf. (i,
. B arat Netaa an4 Htwa.
Xeafy and lovely June.
' Take it easy on bot days.
Thin but the pears early.
. A ateel rake for garden work. .
Better grow berries than brambles. -'
The sugar beet boom la extending; -'
Almost time to prepare for haying. '
Have yen mulched th strawberries f
. Keep hogs In tho-horse-pasture.- - --
Care well for the y6uDg orchards. ,
. Protect all Insect destroying birds.
. Provide a clover pasture for tba pigs.
Taking full loads to market pays tba
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' Are you ready for the census enu
merator? I::,,..rj!' -:." '-f.
Poor, shackly tools often cause dam ,
age. ; --t ;'-.;: 'if .'..;.;.
Guinea fowls consume grubs and In- ,
Sects, - i ':
Potato, bags are at work in Rhode .
Island. , .i. , . ;. . ,
' It is aaiy to run In old rata, but it
costs too much. . - l
If the soil Is dry, oo ver seeds deeper
than when it is moist.
The crop prospects of the Dakotaa
are pronounced bright. . ,
; Never forget that pigs in clover en -
oy themselves and grow faU -
PlgS likftpeas, and peas agree with -:
pigs. Grow a patch and .try 16. '.-
The crop prospects of most European
countries art reported good. '
Agood clover sod turned nndar fits
the roll for almost any other crop. '.
t Grow for borne use what is liked at
borne ; grow for the market what the
maiketcaljs for. j,! .
.
Generally tha nearer tha market tba
better jtbe product wjhen it reaches tba
consumer. .
V.t:i- -i u .-I 'w.f f-i--" ' " "
Burn the limbs trimmed from yftr
fru't trees. By sodoiag you will de
stroy many insect pests, 'j , , ,.'r - ,
Tba proper, preparation of the soil !
for tha crop Is quite as important m
proper eultivatioo afdrward . i . -,
Feed your fruit trees if you want
tbem to feed you with good fruit' Try
manuring' on aii Sid orchard. ' 1 ' . 1
Generous feeding ' of all kinds' ot
stock. must be kept up if we wonld
Guest (altemptlngtooarve)-. "What
kind of a chicken is this, anyhow V
Walter: "Dat's genufuo Plymouth T i,. - r.'.il L-.i '.a ilt.' .
nv nn hnOt I -. ..:' hurl -i . . .
1 There Is very little land tbat la not
benefitted by underdraining. It l
specially ad vantttgoonr to all day
Soil., ;m m)! CM.-.1
Tb northwestern 8tatea raise over '
2,00(1,000 Sores of flax annually, nearly
all of tha fibre Cf which is wasted.
Florida 'Is said ' to' contain 200,000
Rocker, sab," Guest (throwing up both
hands) : "Tbat explains it. I knew
she was an old-timer j ' but 1 bod no
Idea abe dated back' there.' 'Tuke'"er
away. ' I draw the line ' opt Ithetbena
rrom tba Mayflower."Texas Biftlngs.-
Miss MayTurp iJAra you going .'to
give the coniut-Uker your, real age
when be comes ' rdunaiVFav?" "afl'aa
Fay Dedrose "I suppose I shall bave toi I d,es f pmlta of phosphates, which
Thbre Is a Jpenalty for ma kin a fulss't cdn be mthsd fof 25 cents per ton.
statements', I finder, .land;" - .M; ;;t. 7 ' In kew Yo'rk citv at'thalastcensua.
i am so giaa tn consul takers, are 2,223 persons were engaged in agrlcal-
men i" i Miss F. O. j" "Beeaose ' they f taral vocations, and 4.474 in Fhiladel.
sayuen cao k.ft ,acr;rrBuMa I pbts.
4 :.l:,i.J . I Ana Aoironuaen tm. x.j tun natcn
The rate at whlcH this ear is $e!ng ery will distribute this season 1JW0
mapped ofl ;and sold in chuoksofsoper- broolc (rout, 2,000,000 lake trout and
"" ' wmcminn aiarninn. Aiier i uno on n-oaL flh
a I '.'ll i.l "Vui1 l-A ' t-.'i 'I ..
- .,. . v. .-ug l.,l ou Tba-form of the animal an tha nn.I-
to dig boles in the ground aad sell the
sides. And there is enough' eolerprWe
ij ing orounu loose to w on some .way
of making tba perpendicular' sarfaoes
deairable ' ' Inrwtraeotji. Washington
XOSt. ' , . 't. i-i )
Say; pop," said Johnny, Blimklns','
"Charley Sawyer la going lo elope with
sister Mary to-night, " He's got a ' fad
del- bid In the bArn'vyou. don't y
so. Wait till I go in rand tell ' your
mother, se's she won't think Its' bur-
glar, and Kick up " racket.": An',
Juhnay, you can bang around outside,
and boll the ladder If Cbarfey' a ants'
ye to." Washington Post. v
Tourist (beaded .westward).; "Are
there many wolves in 'Kan tail"'
Mover (beaded westward):, ,"JIeiip
or 'cm, pardueri" Tourist:
do yoi pronounce tba name by
they are called o o-y-ote or I-ot
Mover: "Wall, some calls it one an'
soma tbe other, but tbem tbat ' bare
ran up agin 'em much prounoea it real
eeUte agent. Muntey's Weekly.
ity of the meat depend mainly upon
the breed, but the -growth - and devel
opment roaiply upon tbe feed.-.
'Prof. Adgur of Connecticut recom
mends sprinkling cabbage with brine
strong enough to bear an egg as a rem
eJy for tbe cabbage worm. It is also
good for the cabbages-
Prof. Linter eays tba potato beetle
has 25 parasite , enemies. , Yet not
withstanding these and all tha poison t,
bow heroically it stands op and defies
annihilation. ;, .
The farm and live stock require car
and attention 7n summer as well as In
winter. Good pastures should be pro
vided for animals not stabled or soiled,
particularly for cows. lf they bave
"How I shade, rubbing posts, pure water and
which I boxes ofsalt convenient their comfort
will be promoted, Working teams ara
greatly taxed at this season and should
be kindly treated and riven liberal ra.
lions. The horses will suffer from
chafing and gIls unless rigbtly bar
nested. Care for tbe cows il yon wish
gilt edge June bntter iu abundance.
bhear the ebwep (or have It done) skit-,
lully, and do up tbe fleeces so neatly
aad cleanly that they will command
t"p prioee. . Ticks tbat now ge from
Soiling ciops should now receive at
tenlioo. Last mouth we spoke of tbe
sowing of oats and peaa for aotlinr as I ,horo beep to tbe lambs may be erad
tben timely : bat Indian corn an.t il.i a DT n'WiB& be Utter in tobacco
... , . '.,. . I water or tume otntr strong decoction.
man millet may bo fon to advent-1 Pigs destroy manv insects if -Daatured
sis in June and July. Corn anwa In I la orchards. Guard Ibe chickens
drilla is preferable to lioacfcanf': and i i?' ve1D,n d Prect tbem from
wimsu io,wiii give 1 traps ana snooting irons.
beet result. Sweet corn Is btt for
soiling, but other vsrlelles are nted for I "My father, at about Ibe are of fifty.
i tbe Durpojo. For a auofeaaioo. twU.. I lost all the bair from Ibe ton Of bi-i
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