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. Microbe Killer is tlie
most wnndurful roeill
' cine, la because It has
never fulled In nay In
stance, no waiter What
e (Ijb', IroM Up
'i v to die simplest dis-
1 t ui known to Ui h-
f tiii'i system, i ...
y - The mniitifls men of
f to-day claim and prove
J - tint etery dtseaso Is
.'caused ht iaocrs3, "
. . E fcn's ! !i:rclT Ilillcr '
1 ' Krtcrmlimtcs the Microbes and drives tbcia
. ent of the system, and when that la done yon
"'" cannot have an ache or r.alm' to- matter
' what tlie di'tiase, whetjior a slmplo ease of
' Malarial Foyer or combination ol diseases.
. 'we care then all at Uie svne lime, m. :wo,
i. treat all disease coutitiltlooally. . , . - J
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Alabama increased 400.0113 iu tie I.. '
deciule and Texas t-3,!!. j.
' Of 6.0C7 books cuLlI. lied last s
In England the moist it t' l vi ..
i works of fiction. ; . ,
The Petit Journul tf r 'j ' ' j a
daily eitcuk'.lon of 1,1. 3,1. J c . i.
Thorawi Eailcyf AUrSul " ' : : t
a new volume of bis poems, tj tt j -
I l:..";ed In .l!e c'-'v.Tn. . '
JasSbaaa, l'aaptUa, ratafra, Hr.
l.lrrr a Lease, ITeaiala Traablw
. la all It Urmt, aa, la fact.; erer
- IH y!' K .' faaiaM r.
J w Y kat . Va4
8ee tliat onr Trade-Mark (same as Sabove)
8nd for book "History of the Microbe IU
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' ,' Wifl be at Graham on
,'ir attend V profession, . ,
.ill
v of each week
.. Sep 16
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Practiced in the Btate and Kcderal l;our
:i faithfully and promptly attend tq ail nn
Mntnuted to him j , t ' '
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;d. w. wwtsett,
r . . Sufgeon Dentiit,
Will tilua visit Alamance. C1U l
fne country attended;" 'Ad.li-eMtmt"!
T Xre-nsbr; " it r$ 8 tljf
JACOB A. LONO,
'ATTOKWEy AT LAW,
GRAHAM. - . - ,;KCi
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E. 0. LAIRD, II. jD.,
Feb'yl3,'90. iv ,- .i
Levi M. Scott, F: H. Wbita:e,3k;
Greensboro, N. C.' rnbanij N.O.
' ' . SCOTT & T7ETTAIEE,' -:
GRA1IA1I,
- . ADVERTISEMENTS.' U V
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;'-pooiiA:iT.(i
''JLaJir.ti. Ab.'wi-?i iCVB
paaaea through the groandi and within IS
- eet of the office, Balem tralnt make iwi '
larauvi dUy ih way. I Those I
J estedht frait ad fruit (rowing art m
dlally lnrlted to inspect thla the Uresi tar-
aerry la the State and one amoog the Ur jea
InthaSonth.' ' '- ' V,'l
. ' '. tvLi cooelsii of lpje, peach, peaTi eR
' ry, plum, crape, Japaoeae persimmon," api-
.1. ' f oote,: tseciarlnei iullerry,i f linco, Orooer
' Figs, raspberry, ' Kvioseberryeorrarila,-
. plant, English walnata, pecans, Cljesiout
' - Strawberry, rosea, evergreens, ahada ree.
All Ihe w and rare rarletlea a well
, tlie oM i uea wbieh iny acw .Ulojrne for
f ' " ' show. ; i f , ' :
( a your order t nry 'z"d i"!uf or
f & "ect fr' 1 vm re' ;jti.
dcuc xincited, reeriiii.WeeutioKaee Jree
to appHcanta. Addres, ' ' 1
J. VAH. LnrDLET, ' 4
aprI TT. Gn!lf-rd County, C.C"
h ' hie wiinid li crcrf c.''.
i tr '. - J be firen
V 7e n x: a pr.opODitipii thai you vrpiild -baclt uo in it X7&,x70iu
. , -i.i' . v rJ-. Vj" ' ' " ' - ' ' 1" ' " '). . . , . . , Statlfltca show tbst Hie co?n cr
' l ' ' - ' - y . ', l ,t , . -i , ' ' . , i Ihia var tit tha treat est iw I ro ' ii t
Eneland will take its cenntn on C.3
5(h of April, 1C11, aud will do It In o
day .with 4J.'JiJj eniimera'ora.
?YjWk AYE backed lisV.please call now to: see if we have lived un
to iW agreement. l Eyery inhabitant of Alamance CJounty is
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-Alwaja aave tha boat for.amd.
Miss no farmer8r'club tneeflntra.-. , t
c Hurry jiihe corn and poUtoes. "
flow, about dry fuel for .Winter ? i
Make a good seed-bed for wheat"? ' t
Cannluflfruita, etc., new in order
Have fou"Bclecte96od aeed cornf
Frottlcoming push lh Fall work.'
jpool oight8-Twarra weather waning.
Drill In auperphoKphate with .wheat.
"'JfaH ploaghing" saves work In Springy
, Put, plenty of good fuel duder cover.
' Large arrivafaof poultry in .Chicago, j
" Rave you wwo BOmerrje for pasture t j
iwavy rains nave nurt. many , large ,
tu k fDo not borrow poney . unless) you
fefraL
cah mako if; bring you -' a larger , per
cent.Ttbaa yo'u'p'ay. " j . K,
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Select breeding stock first for , health
aod vigor ; second for early 'maturity
and aaay iatteauig. , s ,
u ir growing colts, corn la too fatten
tng ; oats ara best to secure a .. develop
ment of booe and tnusolt. ,
i Permanent Improvement i pnly he-
cared by great care Iu the selection of
th,bieding animals. jt; j
English i atcam'eiw are 'bringing intp
New York thowanda of packages of
Spanish and Egyptian onions.' '
It b by saving everything that can
inifahAigfatlfovtotA-1 nillized as feed, that the keeping of
Provide good reailiug for loog even-
Ing8ij'. .'iv,-! w-.i r t, . v.
7Figbt weed and. Insecta till frost
thai mot atctck is possible,
In sowing grass seed It is qnita an
item to gat Iba . seed .- distributed aa
evenly as powible. Try good drill.
- Bad creamery bolter in just aa offea
Better prices'coralnj ; for farm', pro- lve ai bad dairy' butter. 'The, name
ductsut ira
Fine fifopt .jpTariberrfes " la r 'is-
Keep the barrow goinir la the field
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sy aa you may tbii.k.a
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jAo .:,! v 1 1 !s J pn Jj, arm will
dot 'Introduce Tpes t'jc-.- f .1
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cBolling water d"r'rcyg t' e germs of
'inraiHii V.ui it confulua.' f' i..
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Tytrelgnf, ducks v ,: l-y more ecja
(lurintte jtartfian hcng.M j I
Wan-e the .fee.lin ; ; coops for ' the
young poultry every e w day. . j 1 1
gumuier t.'.Ioaiiig, ii used toy ba '
r lACiiiw?, id a-fooiUb tbiesr. - : n
T-r ra is scarcely any danger of giv-
jtoOB.-.-'l Viriefycff J.' '
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AI n-ar!y as p
offir i .'
jWow a line rBef eattU-aad bogs are leas in inn-
i:.. t ou';;- best. . .
i f "c your , tools
ani keep tlsai iJ a g xmI e'diiilllon.' '
b trn.i'n c.-ra
' Dont ii
e planted
"-.' thia year,
cf Lfpinj- your
ar!or-l.ke.
aces bu'k
ofbanllin.
i m'jioKt any
ith corn,
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doea not jui part cleanlineu or flavor,
'Nobotjyylias' any' moral " right---dr
legal right either, for tbat " matter to
tel diseased milk or tainted cream. '
i Da not be io a hurry about selling
the apples this Fall. Apples will; not
be lower than they 'are 'when you
harvest them. ' "
Now.lf.lhe time to look after the
milk flow by supplementary feeds.
See tbat the water la the pasture Is all
right also. '' ' -. .' '., i " , 'v
i riooeet buttea men in Connecticut
and MasMohosetts will continue their
light against the oleo combine again
thiaFalU- -.f ? ,
., Feel hraa to tba cots ta bulll up
the wasting bono aud supply phosp
bate for the milk1. No f jod la better
for their purposes, , . , '
rr tbnn
, calves or j
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bej" tho two years, and wt.b tbo short
grain crops beef and pork" must com
mand fair prices,
' I ITalue the sweet-corn crop Is good,
am) if frofts hoU oj the pack 'of can
ned corn wi'.i be larje. The oar are
nnu-;a!!y filed out. ' -
The Dearer the enm is rot at the
r, 1 1 t'' belief quality of feed It
wi)i mske an 1 the more stock can be
kept in j" portion to the acreage.
If yor eora is immature, it is better
ti lit it a '.'a 1 ' re 'Uttin j it into
tie sIIj ; if ia prr per eonl.'Lko to cut
1' ,' ' ...I. jj t) k're it te-U
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. A curious outgrowth 0 the' rivalries
of Americas cities U the practice that
obtains so generally of offering bonuses
au4 pecuniary inducemehta tomanu?
facturers to W their plant. ! After a
fire-that burned down A part of a sew-
log machine ftctory thelother day the
owners received so many proposals
Irom aspiring' cities tbat' wanted to
take them in, thai they were obliged to
publish s notice to the effect that .only
a small part of Their wofks had been
burned, and that they wero not opeh
to prorfosals for adoption." Any factory
or established busim as employ! og la
bor can -have, its choice, nowadays,
from a lobglisi of cities, new and old
any one of which will give it a alio for
a factory,' pay the expenses of moving,
and perhaps contribute substantially
toward the construction of a now buil
ding. People whd own land or wbo
are engaged in business In cities, real
izes that It pays tbetn to bavo tbo cit
ies grow and they are willing to hire
desirable inhabitant to come to' tbem
They roly Upon' getting their money
back In the (ooreiised value of land, or
the geueral lacranao Id bnsineas. Tbe
result lai that the mtgralory die.
poeltlon already so pronounced' in
there ' days Is Intenaiflad, and ' It
has become a familiar thing not
merely for Individuals . to move,
but for-great aggregation of work
idgmon to shift tbo scene of : tbelr
activities from one city to another
sometimes,! hounani of miles away. ...
Time was wben where the avenge
man found himself living, there bo con
tinued to live, nnlese circumatancea of
exorptlonal urgeocy Impelled; him to
change bia residence. It n diflerent
now. Tran-portatlon baa become 00
cheap, and travel so ea-y.thit tbo 'ties
of locality ait very lightly on tbo aver-
ago American, and the fact that yon
find bim aeUIed this year In New York
or Pennsylvania, affords you a very
uncertain basis for expecting to Cod
bim next year ia ihe same place. Wbeo
you bear of him again, If bo hasn't
moved to Texas,' Tacotna or Fouth
California, or Maine, or Xorth Dakota,
you ft el that he most have bad some
exceptionally good reaeoi 1 for tj ing
at home. Men used towsg their beads
end croak about the Inability of roll
ing atones to g.t her mosa. Wo lave
Changed all tbat. II.ia U at a 'v.
counlao.l there U a premium vvn
roi,."7. ; '-,ner. - .-
. ' A Vaaar Prableaa. "' '
' It was a warm, sleepy afternoon and
tbo scholars In Miss Plummer's school
looked nd nctqd as if they wished four
o'clock would coma quickly. ;'1
, The class In meptat arithmetic were
taxily droning through tbelr lessons,
when Deacon Day popped hU cherry
face In at the door, All tho children
Iqvf dhim, and were glad' when' he
came to VMC the ecbooi: ' v? -f
Perhaps be. saw they needed; some
thing to wake them up, 00 when tbo
class was through with tbe 'lesson he
gave (hem this problem : .t
"If eighteen cows wore going through
a narrow ;ote where only one oould
pasa at a time, which cow could look
back and . say t , 'There are eleven.
nnfrtf Af hnrna liikhlnil msfi . . ..
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tbis year Ik the greateBt evr ro . t t t
that tbe farmers are K ia t . s
any time for twenty-Cve ye
recent very trustworthy ealcttlf 'o-.a
of the popuiution of the Ciiineae L. 1
pire by IluoKian authorities reckon ii
at 862,000,000. '
Lit is estimated that tha amount cf
gold iu the world ia about C13 cq'.'j
yards, and it would fit in a room t n.
ty-four feet each way, if la a
cube,-, . ..y ... '., .
The sale of 20,000 acres of val.' '
I Alnhama irfnoml H reports I t
have been r.'ttJe to 1, ., . a canitt.:' t
wbo have other large interests ia A.' 1-
1 bama. . ' :. .. ' .' , ..
Mies Catharine woods, at. "T 1,
I MeUerott, tiioemaker, has wrii.;,"i
new etorv witn the striking uue, "i .
Mark of the Beast." .
Matthew ' Arnold said : "Criti. I i
la a disinterested endeavor to h . i
and propagate tLe best t'jat ia koowu
and thought in tbe world." '
Theartof veneerioir was known t
the Egyptians more than three thoa-
Isand. vear a!?o. Tha acu'.Dtures cf
Thebes aro said to illustrate tbe pro
cess. ! - ". .
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A dellnn'ient subscriber nreaenf -1 a
Georgia editor with a bet we; ' i r
twenty prunJ, -and the e ..Lor pu...
thanked ti doner- for "ao characl.i-
Great Bevitiws. recert issue fi
Csmelot Saries. 'constat rf no !I .'
famous books by Ecott. Larni. i t 1
and others, selected from t.e
numbers of the great En
Theodora Tilton is descriLfc 11? t
lady who recently saw bim in Far 3 as
having "crown stout, and 1 '9 1
hair waa puiiid behind Lis ti
There is beginning to be Observed
In the south a custom which- has' long
prevailed in tho west, namely, the
lavlnar down of new rail wava aa . nlo-1 white
noon rather than a tho attendant of re.u. .u,.
developments A number of new rail- . Quests at St. Louis hotels l '?t:." -
road. hav. been rooently, oonstructed no ? ,
in secviona 01 , country wuicti uaruty 1 aoout it, anu tney Uave no ws.ters tt
semed to .bo sufficiently rich in, 5 re-1 nP, '., v, : ;
souroes to lurulsb enough material for I A Kanms doctor recently renorte 1
to Ms medical society a - caxa of lea I
freight to jneet , running , expenses,
and yot tho result baa been agreeably patieut', habit.of putting tbe eud t
uiHappomnog. rne soutnern railroad, I me leau peocu ta his mouth.
't!i.i'i..".I;i-l,"Li"' ' ': !' ' . , . -. .
iowia weamru, aas oarne properr,i ."Beed'a ru ea to 'ernAillla '.,
ity In Its train; and baa proved ' to be I un' have worked so well 1 hat the t ,-t-
nrofltibla where theri Wi' Annstaa. V.n m n?w whether r not
- -r - ..,",! '.T. I tllll IWUiKin Of l!nnnra, tui'l an I I..
able reason to expect tbe oppoalteT ' time for the next one to beslu." Puck.
Am k. Mlt. . II.. XT-J1.. I .
ab iiiv m rcukiuu VI IUI itunnvrD I 1 1 'Pmiii!...!. 1.1 .1
and western people Is further attract- fused naturalixntion puperato an Ant
ed to tho Varied advantage of the trian wbo ad lived e'hLt years In thia
Tbo claaa.thplightbusny for pin-1 souw, wnicu means a ateaay . increase i was a republic or a monarchy,
.i..n,..Mi..T..TiiftiiliiiiJ I In tha volume of Immlirr&tlnn aa waif I . '.'
U1V KIIVH M, V.I A Vl,u m jwmw.
"Which one. Tommy V naked . tb o
this dlrectloo, the railways already 1 " y fP cd eats. There rrj
In operation in tbo uthern states fiSft"!"4. .l6"4? 5 nouf'1 !
c r t. u.Misit luicreat. a
deacon,.
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j Another miaule of study, then.Celia
BrdwH put op ber hand. ' : , ..,
i'Wbat do you think, Cea tMAf ;r4
"I think it might b tbo eighth, for
when the cow turned ber bead to look
back. ber owu'borns would, bo behind
her, wouldn't they Tf , i - , . B . ,, ;
MKo, It Isn't the eighth," tbo deacon
said. ,
. About the same time little Johnny
rTartsborn, on tbo front seat, began to
sttfeker. ' " " "
."What are you labgbiog at, Johonyf"
asked Mia Plommer. -
fCow-caDt-dlk V giggled Joho
y. . - - .--.v . . .
Deaeon Day tanghed, too, then.
"Johnny has answered it," bo aald.
"None of tho cows could do It, of
course." ' M
Tbe tbe scholars all . laughed and
woke op for tbo rest of tho-day, and
Deacon Day bowed himself out.. " .
. SWalaara trail war MHeasw
'The Increase In tb tnlVs ;e of new,
railways constructed ia Iba southern
state to the coarse of tho lt ten
years, Is one of the very beat iofica-
tioasef tue progreas which ibis section
hjj tnade la that period of time. The
reater portion cf (Lit ra'.lroad iHtilJ-
irg la taken place in the latter part
cf this rerlof, wl.I- wo;.I f sra to
i'Hti'y tbe aniicpation lbt tie coo-
itrjr.Ir.!! t'.at will ? on during the
next drca-la '.'' l I '1 ncrr-
eedcntei io (be LiUory cl t' s. ;
U 1" t'- - l.ic'r v.nj
tf t . ! "v I-i r -' t i i t
in the volume of immigration as well
aaof Investments which will flow In
lis dlrectloo, t
operation in
will become more profitable, and aa
Immense Impetus will ho given to tbo
construction of new line. The sootb-
ern states "will, in 'a comparatively
short time, hi aa closely lutersected
with railroads' as tbe northern and
Western stales are to-day, and when
that general condition Is reached, Jhe
prosperity of tho aoulb will bavo been
placed oh basts which will defy, the
shock of InWiuItoUs national laws and
the force of sectional nuImoslUea, Ex
change. :
'. , ABIIg IIrM Oaras. . v . '
It Is chrotilcled tbat the largest borve
look after c
dops atiJ c-i kuuied to como next ia
order.
lie InSn-c of Jew frraruri ci
ocount-of the unL ieoulr " ; : t
of tbo Ri!tin rvernmi-rit it V u
opesa 1 1 Je ,-.,h c '' ' i 1 t i-
l-yed tutitso I. t; : 3 f
these people Wul sutk re 3 iu Au. r-Ica.
The'cltv of CLK ""9 la
to secure the bene.,. from -..' i cf
city funds in the banks. The i ten I
ha for years been above ( ,j n-
DUally, and i lb CilV tremtnrpr l
elalnd and appropriated the sum 11
perquisites.
The number of fnnhionahla a n. , .
at Newport who constant' y ir'ir i 1
poblio v.itb d"-; cf one kiud or t .-
farm In the world I situated 13 miles other, probably Urgrr tl an ever 1 -
iore,aajrae rrrferty f vea rie t
from Cbeyenne, W.' TV It comprises
120,000 eci.s of hnd. Over tbl
boroesroam. Tl.ey are kept In boun.Ii
by 100 mile of wl.-e fence and require
the constant attention of C5 men. It
ia not eay even for t.iete Cimilior with
borse raiding 00 a lnre scale to con
ceive of this frantic farm, bit it ie
great enousrh lo be worthy of our broad
country. That West, by the way, is
spread In. Itaelf la ti t way of slock
raUlng aa well a terr u!:ure.
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Ijako, Texas, 1'y IS, li:,3.
To Win. IU.Iam, lTicn.1 Ciller, Aca
tln.Ter. IWr k.r I believe yonr JTirole
Killer a c rtain cire f.-r rl eunn'l- m.
I'ntoa vtirijol vud 19 j a f :c t
part f rev time wiib re1
ben taking yoor remedy, t i s
UWirT to faHons have t'- ' t
trout - J wild it ainoe fc' t .
borI t a pall ) then, an ' 1
1 if 1' it enUn-!y t - '..
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f..r tl.rt J... f la...
el t cure r: i-v nev
Coob.J.'raLJe Cuu3iaLt au J rv
ihe lower r ' i rf the f'
at Jiothestfr, :i, Y., are u
tuuu-ciod t-l e,.-cl rieity
i...n au meters are i 1 b
f rnif.tjei to run eu
s- idiior f.ior. te ... 1 1
e uteen do.!r a ye r f r c
norso-power.
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