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And tJH tfeatf JTrien: Mijit nertt
fails you, is Simmons Liver Eegu-
.iijpjiiear ath jaentionitlji.a
excellent Liver medicine, and ,
.ople should iiot kbitf petjuaded, '
that anything else will do.
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4iethe-lflee?ofi Qorn in and
j Galomt Jtvact3 directly on the
Liyeir .Kidneys 'and Bowels an1"
givei new. life the whble.- ave- .
topi. sThiB is the medictne-yon !
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PEO SESSIONAL CARPS.
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wilt fakhfnU v and DroinlUv atteba ou
Acis eiraetea to bit?
W. P.-BYXUM, Jr.,
Attornoyand Count
GBBEN8BOR0 N.
PracticSrgnlaniJnl-tlie ennrts X'Nya-l
noce counlyv 2 KWW? I
BURLIXGTOX, JjT,
SQood sets of teeth a tlO prrfrt
Office on Main St. over I. N.. Walker
t.aqillhl 'fn Vuyolin'a-Agent-for
OCWWte's Kew-.Hait ifirower . Treatment
The Greatest Discovery of the Age. -'
It will permanently uye",'tfan)n(
Dr. John RlStbckard, fc,
,'-; thehBir dauiru,ffB wcaly erupt;
ions,
postolps, or ftny tcaip t'cease.
It prevents bair turnii:g gray
restores bair to it original color,
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It ir the onlyjreatwien , that will
pioduce thepeTestilt.5 V
Testimonials audreatlae, fqrDisbed
oo applicntiou. . '
Mr. John M Oobie,- ai. Coble A
Thomiwon's stowe. U mt auent al lflra-
H. KeFpectfoHjr:-'
OSsftitV HawjUver. NO
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1 I'VVvv
Vat . .':I' J.t" rl
eaamg uiagazme rree.
rangeiiieiit8j Perfected
'4ipipn to Womita (
.'w: irauiv tmnared to otake e' woader-
fdHv liberal offer 10 all woo, pj in advance
fnrTTKa AUMiOCI ' fivnoii. Womar's
Wdil ia a Hicrtry and dnmetiialnuucazin
xjumilh nne ct theirost rood, ar Dnblib-
-fit ;iiit. enlert Inlnar ana helcfnl In
- very deparuneot. It pages arler fl lied with
I..rihiifii chureadin mnte wf Hum;
aali'XM uUe4 Infill sees ; il to pohliabcd . to
MiUy the grrav meed for ft nonie inera
tarajaid naotbor periodical mcrtrflt fO well.
!. for" Oar paper an WomavS
Vii ax one jeer-rauUDg uie uuter ireo.
, v---rHgilAx;Kgi 0 LEANER,
trt "'V Orauem.. Al. Cv
j v ;
" " HI - -
. MMUa. rW
pre low, eftftlM of ft tTti, Inmnitv
aiH alii hi. fall - iwuMCT0 NEt-
VIWC arrMtsall I
. la tf a& y 1 witxius
m ui fcrm.. taitUaxtalaLtriw i.liaah
tu iliifc aa4 wm kwi u4 luimia a tlx
itt. A memtMm rn.lwiM ta alaja I m bl
Mil u met aAdraa, i m kv Ik avAWita
Man tiNti
. . RICHBIXON A FAKIRS, i
- Vi'bolMtJe A BHail liik-it, I
Greeaaboro. X. C. I
t.fr V I .( Wervove Proea
, "Npt ft bit! You won't come to barm.
r tea you ibrougb an3 ive you money
afterwards.
IUl bav to go son.. What am I to
4or" ' "
The tramp was staggered at this Bug- !
gostlon, but be consented, though ho
vainly triod to got Lawrenoo to unfold'
tbo scheme.
" "The only"rrou,bWs7, BSia iiawrenoe,
"I don't know where we can do this."
"'"Well, I :do, replied hiis cbmpanion, I
and ,he forthwith Jed the way to a do- , As the train began Its Jumbling Jour
serted 'rookery where utoeyspeetUy ex-.,' aey into thu night Mr. Drano folt a wild
changed., garpjen ts. Mr. Drano put on - exultation. lie was escaping from the
the rags again with' somo revolt, but be scones of tbo utmost misory.be badovor
was 'conBdent in tho sucooss of his eiperionoirtl, and he was. going to so"
.schetae, and that nerved-bim. . tho most adorfthla irfrt in the worldThe
.iYhen fcftextoppedu agaift into'
the street be asked the-tramp where he
had gone wbei-bejlrst-took the clothes
from the Adams Uotol.?f Ki "
. , "Oh," be 1 said," "I played in great
lticU; and L'U bkll rtght if yon; got mo
out of this affair with a little money in
l'for the dav. and the next day I foil in
with 'lUKQldeweetboart. ofialno. Sho
used to live ln-Huiralo, and boo was
poor) enough .tben but it. seems that
eooie itJUne, agp ' shpwent'hrQugh' a
mock marriage that afterwards turned
out to be binding.". it j i'
n.Tbo tramp paused and laughed glee
fully. . ';..V.W. '"V :
Ystys;ye&iMeajaB Drane
eagerly. "What then?" ; ,,
" " "Wh yTybu soeTlBft Tellow she married
was thundoring rich, and be went off
and left all bis monoy to bcr. ,' Ilaw!
bawl haw! A.nd then, you know; I told
'bcr that 1'bad got WchitdoV' I mado a
)l JUff ,!st, ,lt .with your .money , and
your ciomcs ana sno ooiievou mo., oo.
"You. married her?!' gasped Lawrence.
"Yep. . Married her as fast and bard
as parson could tie !tho knot. We went
"Up' to New Uaven and the ceremony was
r performed there. ;;AS' eooo. ;as it.waa
over i -lort ner mere tccome aown to
New York. I b4 business. :
had; tended to- work
racket on youlttoney, you knowr tel-.
J.grapb,to- Kansas City for some more,
and got .killed lust after tbeTceromony
,f issn 1
BV'I ft III aj'aM 1 J IJUfil'.llBl Vr "
s-xym 4 i ari
1 f . . "M - :
H- . 1 FIPTT HEW A :
jr - .
ous you spoueatnav. y ncnr ,EeAJ 1 Vinprnkeh-ni tt
waiting for me, I suppose, in the Boaver ont,WM the smart reply.
Hotel here I left her. You just put , ThU brlliUnt repartee bad done aerv-
SSf -J 5Vunk aad donl.?u - reJ tween thelerk and the shrewd young
, ' - 1." -riman dally for many months, and it. Is
awn, w,orerwneimw -Uia
ue reit ratnor loan aw
was circtunstantlal enough toaUrm him L ...
;7 X. 1 7,V. ; S rJ!.x j-VPTie young man eopiod rapidly down
terribly. "-Whatl i faia Bessie, good.Vv- a.L k . ..i...
1 and pure, nythis Mlowudrtnly.
fancj yet remaia NewYork,' to;
"ST fA A. mp"
sible 011 the face of it And yet- H
IW rSfl "l? m?h',T
but that be feared to arouse the tramp's
kinr KACrML... 1 1
. , i'('CI 1 , I - I
bere," said Mr. Drano. . '.'Ton Just keep
your head and donf got frightened a bit
.and remember, that whatever' happens
111 ukecareof you.' rm rich enough,
aa ioti' tftiW. -i-'-4-j .
'Blare away. euMyi Tm wld j" re-I
ndnleA tho tmnni e ... , '. . I
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1 I T-C li-i 'rrl'1 j,
Mr. Drase rang tlrelL The door
as opened at once by an attendant ,
- Uti Drase rang -
was opened at once by an attendant
whom Xawrence had not seen before. '
"Tll Mr. Janklna a fHnt llYa'
--i. . . . . , . , " - '
to "Tjyff
were admitted. The door once closed,
Mr. Drane whispered excitedly to the
attendant:,' , , " ", ' ' ' '
. "Ifs Lawrence Dranef you'd better
grab him, 'cause' he's very violent at
tlmea...-' ' j.t.J.. t
The attendant strack m bell and In
stantly two other net'eaoe Into the
ball, aelaod the tramp,- boo ad bis arms
to bis- aide with a rope and hurried
him to a back room, ne protested
vigorously, declared that be bad been
entrapped, and aU that., but bis eriee
, made m ittera worse for him.' Presently
the attendant returned aad asked Mr.
Drane about' the ' cap tore. ...Lawrence
told aa imagt aadve yarn with as low a
dialect as beeouJd etaster, and wound
up by dmaadiag the reward.
"Wi can't give yon the whole re-ward
to-aight" was the reply. "The Ave
hundred dollars offered ty Mr. Draae'S
friend is not tn our eonuroi, bet yon
may nave the fifty dVe liars offered by '
the Retreat and if yoa will call to-aaor- ;
row afternoon I have ho doubt that yoa
can collect the rest r I
Lawrence reflected that fifty dollars
as a pretty rood price to pay a met .
for capturing khnself, and. that be was
lucky to even get (bat -Tbe money was 1 Intensely relieved that tee escaped
promptly turnedLover to him and. bf left maniac should show no signs of viol
the Ee treat after inquiring parUcularlj epor. but, Lawrence holdback. ' lv.
u to tho hour wBon Ce stioula calT aerain
' "It's a pretty bard trick on thatfol
1 low," ho thoujrbt, "but bo dosorvea It,
''' and I will keep my word and seo him
jaafely out And of ooursoTU roturn tho
reward.
With all the speed he had be hurried
to a powery clothing store, bought a
cheap but' decent suit, and then took
tbo first avallablo train for Now Uaven.
i
"mis. I. DRAMS.'
mor0 he thought Of it the -tnoro the
tramp's story about bis marriage ap
peared to be absolute fiction and yet,
the fellow bad boon so confident, so un
mistakably pleased with bis prospects!
And Bessie had' said that she' lived in
Buffalo. , Was she deceiving' him, and
, Mrs.' , Bowers, too?! '''It ' was all very
strange. Why . had bo not taken the
precaution to' jear 'tb.e ' tramp's real
,nme? Had be gone and married Bessie
Under the'narao of Prahe? " i?"
. ,Lwrcnoo shivered untif bd recalled
that tho, (ramp , bad known Bessie in
childhood and therefore could not pass
iblmsolt.to her under a false name. This
Iwas some comfort, but as be puzzled on
lover tho-skaatioa be began to doubt
whether he bad done, wisely in running
'away .from bis Eansaa City friends who
bad come to New.. York, to find, him,
'Undoubtedly, however,, they would have,
declared that the story of his advent
ures was the figment of a disordered
brain;;.- ' t--t ii.s'n atntiwt it '!. -;!
j' 80, with perplexities and .doubts bis
exultation gave way , to anxiety, and
even the prospect of seeing Bessie again
failed to relieve bis mind of trouble. -'It
Was long i past midnight when be
(reached New FJaven. A cab took him
to' the Beaver Uouse,: where, be waade
'nied admission because all rooms were
'taken'.' ' Leaving an application for the
,flrst vacancyyto .found accommodations
'elsewhere, a Sleepy' watchman, grum-
, ,bling immoderately, showing him to a
tiny chamber ion ' the top floor. When
' Jhe came down-stairs in the morning to
. gpay his bill tho clerk politely requested
j iblm to register, a' formality hat bad
jgj'Deen negieciea. uertainiy ne wonia
comply, and wltn a aotermmation,
, formed in a flash, to sail under true col
ors, ho wrote his name and address with
a bold, legible hand. ,, Then he stood be
fore the window, Apparently, gazing Idly
: ; into the street,. really absorbed in form-
lulatitg a plan of action. Just as Mr.
Drane was registering a shrewd-looking,
'"young .man with a note-book In one band
- and a pencil in the pthor entered the of
fice.1 He waited until Lawrence bad
Kdrimn from the.vounter and
then
I'w.. A.ilrlnnm to tha mA.
an MnetM t bxook. JIb
ci0rk greeted him Jocularly:,,
uvoln T(mn,..-k.i'.
,-7"
ibrobiioK)rTlI1.,uiL TbereUnoth-
'j ,,. - . - . . 1.
p.uked and scowled an lnJteat,
- ftorWhJ h1 ..r. wr8nM Draa8.
ianaatCity, Mo., No. M. pd.." very
.j&ei .boutiilyly to 5ri
tiiise ihe broad back of tbe genUoman
j 0
.t r . . -v
Jimmvtwinked. and nodded mvsteri-
obsjy, and begani to search among the
newspapers) tying on the writing table.
Presently be found, a New York paper
of the day-befofe. ,a4d turned to the ac
count of Mr", DranelTAescape and the re
TtJ
ra on area tor niaonpiure. ' '
I 'thought for be) said, with a tri-
nmpbant grin, wnilef the clerk looked
4 nndisguuwd eurioslt. Jimmy
. i ill. 'V . il.
5","!". ."ZT'l.T 'Zl' JV
"""-"" - 'ir
tinr down' wpere ne eouia see Mr.
Dr'. fo rnnlng tb. paper
parlson. 1
HMptacIie gone end clothes differ
ent," he mattered; "but It mast be the
manX I ; wonder whether bell become
Tioleai and. murder me If I speak to
bint Perhaps I can Inveigle blm to a
police iUtion," -c s; ..."
While Jimmy was stQl debating what
to do to faooop" tbe boys on a big piece
.Of news and. gah ' a thumping reward,
Kwrence deoidest upon bis own course
1 started, to leave tbe bote. - Jimmy
wie-ww bis feeinsteutly and inter
cepted blm. t. - , ,
VU. Drane, I -believe?- be said, ia-
noB-ativelr. v I
Yea," replied Lewrenoe,wlth a start
of surprise. v
f "Lawrsass Drane, of Knn CUyf
icpnttaued Jimmy. -y "
Yesv what can, I do for yon?" ; " ,
V "1 Want to ask? yoa some questions
about tbe condition of affairs In tbe
West." said Jimmy, glibly, "the crops,
job) know; farm moitgages and their ef
fect on indoatrr. and all thai sort of
thing. U you're going out I wlU walk
along with yoa so as not to waste your
time"
Jimmv ODened the door lsvlUerir.
, 1 DECLun t na taiBBVisvrico. -
'Why"doyou ask'theae tlxf igs7" be
inquired. - ,t ' .- ! j. ,,. ,., 1 .
" 'I represent the Evening Dispatch,
and we like to got Interviews . from
prominent mon who - favor Now Ilaven
with a visit" " V ',-! -
"Young man," said Lawrenoe, layinv
bis band impressively on Jimmy's
sboitldor; wboreat Jimmy jumped about
rod backwards and got bobind a chair.
" Voung man,"oontinuod Lawrenoo.stop
ping forward, somewhat excited at this
encounter and the strangeness of it "I
know nothing whatever about crops, and
wbat few mortgages I bold aro my con
cern and of no interest to the public"
. Jimmy looked discouraged, and Drano
foolishly supposed that be bad Settled,
the business and rid himself of the an
noyance. . De even felt some wholly un
necessary compunotlons of conscience ai
having been so rude to the young man.
However, he said nothing more, but
walked rapidly away. . 'tu.-: --ii- .... . '
" The reporter, of course, , followed him.
and did not lose slgbtof him until be
turned into the Beaver flouse. Then:
Jlmnjy :ran to the nearest telegraph!
'office and sent this dispatob to a New
York newspaper:" "1,000 words Inter-
view '. with' LaWrenoe Drane, escaped,
maniac. " Very violent Shall nave bint'
looked up in half hour. ' i.' ;'' i
This done he returned to the Beaver
House, learned that the gentleman bad.
gone up-stalrs to see a friend, sent a
message to police headquarters and sat
down to writo a glowing account of the
capture, which he regarded a good as
consummated, for bis local paper and
his New York patron. ' He bad directed
the answer to bis telogram' to be sent
to the Boar or House,' and' it came just
as two stalwart policemen ' from head
quarters hurried In.' Jimmy began to
explain the. situation to them as ' he
opened the envelope, but when be read
the dispatch bis Jaw droppod. in a way
that threatened to road his oountenanoo
in twain. This . was the editor's an
wor: ;" ..., : ,'.'' "" J.;.'-,
want it , Must be mistaken,
oustody hore.. Captured last
lloomen, growled , and poked
the reporter, but Jimmy was o
sure that bo was right and argued so
earnestly , that they consented to stay
awhile and take a look at tbe alleged
Lawrence Drane. ...,
Moantimo the victim of this pursuit
bad scanned the register of ; the. Boaver
House on the dates Just subsequent to
the theft of his olothes and bolonglnga.
At a time that corresponded exactly
.with tbe tramp's story be waa horrified
to find this entry: .1
' "Mr. and Mrs. L. Drane, , Kansas
City."-'"'" : ""....,
' He learned that "Mrs. Drane" was n
and sent up to ' her a - card with bis own
name scrawled upon it In due time be,
was' ushered to the door of the best
room in 'the bouse. He knocked and
entered at onoe. i; ;
A rlohly-dressed young woman ; n
quickly aerost tbe room crying: t .
. "Where have you been? and why"
' She stopped, gave a faint scream and
sank Into a chair, taring at Lawrenoe
in bewilderment On bis part be felt
an r Immense relief to find that tbe
young woman was hot Bessie and bore
no resemblanoe to her except In general
figure. '
."Madam," he said, "yoo will pardon
this Intrusion when I toll you that 1 am
Lawrenoo. Drano, of Kansas City.
think we have both been Imposed upon
and between us we may be able to set
matters right" . ...
. "1 don't understand yoa," replied
"lira, Drane, "but yon can sit down.
ai r. mane compiled ana alter a pause
began: . , ;,,
"You seem to bear my name, madam,
but I am quite oertela that you bare no
right to it-. Yon see, a fellow stole my
clothes and Honey some days ago and
proceeded to masquerade around tbe
country ander my name, bringing me
into all kinds of trouble. . know be
ram to New Haven, foe be collected
money here In my name.", . ;
' Mr. Drane hesitated. ."Mrs. Drane1
waa dreadfully pale and be disliked be
yond measure to explain to her that ber
marriage was invalid and that even
were It genuine she bad been tricked
by a penniless adventurer and crimin
al. - ' ' - -'-- -
-t didn't have nothing to do with if"
remarked tbe young woman, faintly. '
. Tbls' language struck 'Lawrenoe as
strange," coming from a wealthy woman,
bat ber ignorsoce only made ber sitoe
Uon the more pitiable."' .' '
t, "1 bavo no question, be hastened to
say. tbat you bare acted with tbe
utmost innocence In the matter, and It
la exocodingly nalnful for me 'to tell
you that roar husband's name la not
Drane,. and that be la sot tbe wealthy
man be represented himself to be.T ! J j J
' "Mra.: Drane" wea a-reaUr ae-itetod.
and In order net further to mbarraee
ber Lawrence rose and, walked
tbe room to window. , A bin;
crank bad bees) placed there. It was
plastered all ever with euetooM slips of
various countries, and conspicuous
among tbem was a lag sack aa la need
by pnassngws wbo wish to have tbetr
baggage available daring a voyage. It
read: ' " 1 - j
y '.'-:'"VTAirrED.-"
""" Mrs. Brest b ILabxawo.
toWTAUt, N. Amxmica. .
First Cauix. No. 1ST. '
Tbere were mere words than tbeee.
but tbe name and address of tbe owner
were ejKrabjtoiterUoha) aTd throw a
,-, "Don't
Drane in
night
The V
fun at
great ilgbf on tbe situation. This f'Mra.
Drano" must bo. the servant who' had
run away with bit Bessie's property!
What a complication! 8b. believed
tbe rascally tramp to bo rich; be. be-,
lleved ber to be tbe possessor of thir
teen millions; they bad married.; Wbat
an awakening for eeoht ,'
This dlsoovery, however, bad to be
verified, and thedlsbonost young woman
who bad brought Bessie narland so
much trouble must bo punished for it
dawrenoo felt . that be must move with
excoedlng caution. ; He turned, hardly
certain aSto whatcourso be sb9uld tako,
whon the young woman, blushing fitful
ly and with quivering voice, aald: 4
. "My husband's name ain't Drane at
all, at least be said it wasn't I was
truly married to htm right in this town,
and I can prove It' if you know whore
he to" - -i v a ,
; to jut coirrammt 1
GOOD HUMOB.
The Philosophy of Happiness
der All Glroumstanoea.
TJn-
A Fable with a Itonil-itoorce Herberr
sensible View A .Moral Uenaalogleal ,
Table Bonjae alaka a riae
UUtlnetloa. v "
According to Goldsmith it, was
Burke's unhappy lot "To eat mut
ton cold and cut blocks' with a ra
zor." This misapplication of fine
Instruments to ordinary purposes,
remarks the Interior, and the let
ting tbe mutton cool while the ante
prandial orator ''goes on 'refining"
has a humor and ludicrousness in
Itself, not al ways apparent, ' how
ever, to those who are the objects of
It. It is not until the joke passes
beyond the immediate and original
audienoe that Its full flavor is ap
preciated , and the ; long-delayed
laugh comes as Its echo. This is one
of the compensations of many inci
dents in '.life which at the
time are far from humorous, and, in
fact, often provoke indignation and
sometimes lead to hasty words and
actions which we afterwards regret
when tbe humor of . tbe whole occur
rence strikes us. To eat mutton
cold,, for instance, though but a
passing prandial affliction, at the
time seems very remote from humor
ous ideas, and unless' the English
juryman is much maligned he would
sooner hang a ' man than to miss the
right turn of the roast or up-on cold
mutton. '.,;
The haeo fabula docet Is. obvious.
The part of wisdom, and, in fact, the
chief difference between a rash man
and a philosopher Is this self -projection
Into the future so that one may
be able to look . back upon the pres
ent annoying incident when it it
bathed in the sunny atmosphere. If
we may believe George Herbert: 1
AU tht'nfi are bl with lest; aotlilns- that's
' plain.' - .v4 ij.-. jtj
But mar be witty. If thou bast the vein.
" But to 'correct poetry' by: prose
and one English classic by another,
along with . Herbert's,, declaration
that "all things are big with jest,
it is well to remember Addison's dis
Unction between' true and false
humor. .Tbo genealogy of true and
false humor Jlddison sets down as
follows: 1
Fabwbood, ' Truth. "
NoaeaiM. ' " Good Haasa
Tnutf UoMm WUtllrto. . .
false Humor, d . - True Humor.
' To still further aid in discriminat
ing' true humor from false humor,
as Addison phrases them, let us call
to our aid two, other, great humor
Uts, Washington Irving and John
Banyan. "Honest good , humor,
says Irving, "is the oil and wine of a
merry meeting, and tbere Is no 1o-
yial companionship,' equal 'to that
where the jokes are rather small and
tbe laughter abundant." And as to
false humor, plain John Uunyan s
still plainer' rhyme draws the dls
tinctlori reirfectly: ' . ; 1
Boms tbloa are of tbat atture as so make
Oae's facer cbockle wblle bis heart Seth seae.
L Honest good humor Is a great con
tituent In happiness la life. As to
wit, unless of the kindly sort, and
in that case 'it. may be Included In
good humor, It. may be valuable In
giving s sense of intellectual su
premacy, but It never makes friends.
and. so far ar happiness Is con
cerned, one Is better without It.
Like sharp-edged tool, wit needs
to be most carefully handled, while.
as regards genuine) good humor, It
Is like the 'sun and tbe pleasant
light of day making all things beau
tiful and vivifying and ; strengthen
ing ail good-purposes and friendly
coapanloosbip. 1 r, , .T,-
PoperfaitM '"if Brrtlsb India.
According to tbe , census of 1891,
tbe population of British India and
tbe native states waa 287,223.431, an
Inert aei of 34,000.000 In ten years.
Of these, ' atccording to religion,
there were 207.73 L 727 Hindoos. 67.-
82,164lohammedans, 9.820,467
aboriginals, 7,131.361 BuddLisU. 2.-
284,380 Christians, 1,007,833 Sikhs,
1,418.638 Joins, 89,904 Farsis. 17,194
Hebrews and 42,703 of all other re
ligions: ' Of - the Christian popula
tion, 1,315.263 were certified to be
Roman Catholics, aod the remain
der, 969,117. with tbe exception of
few hundred Syrians) etc, Protes
tants. . '-j--
' ' 'Mundios an ''Al,-'
I want to build a silo out of brick. I would
like to know if It would do built of brlikv
Bow 1 It built aod would ootnmon mortar do
to build It wKh or would It have to becemenil
The place 1 want to build it on la htnh Krouad,
aralnat my bars. How dojroo put tho fend lor
and do you salt It t B. B. F Uurnaid, N. a '
(Answered by V. E. Emery, Agriculturist, N.
C. Experiment station.) , , ' . i '
I have seen a brick silo In tbe ground
like a well which kept the silage very
well. Tbe trouble with a below ground
silo Is the cost of excavating, while a
brick wall above ground strong enough
to resist the pressure at filling, Would,
probably cost too much. Your atten
tion ia called to the plans illustrated in
. Bulletin No. 80 of this Station. The
round form is the 'best- A steel silo
can now be purchased which would,last
a life time., -r . . -,
Feed is ,cut to iH or even 8 or S
inches lung and run up into the silo on
a carrier attached to the cutting ma
chine. If the ground Is high and you
can drive on the uphill aide it will be
beat to do that; set tbe machine so the
silage will fall into the silo and dis
pense with tbe carrier. No salt ia used.
Simply keep the top leveled and tread
the sides and soft places in filling so U
will settle even. ". ' i
Cattlor Oad for Vsed. ' I
Please let me know which would be the bat
ter way to cut oats for feed i to out tbem Id a
touch state while straw Is Kreen or wait until
ripe. I want tbem to feed as hay and am un
der the Impression to out them green would
be besb 8. J. B., Oraaite Hill. N. C. .'
(Amvei-ed by F. E. Emery, Agriculturist
H. C. Exp .rlment Station.
1 Oats cut while yet early In the milk
stage will be best for hay, as the val
uable food compounds will then be
largely distributed in the leaves and
stems. If left later the movement of
these compounds to the grain carries
much from those parts which remain
comparatively valueless straw, while,
the nourishment of the crop ia largely
concentrated in the kernels.
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''Why don't you go and get ItT" ' '
"Obi grandma, deaf, j I ate it
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1JST. THE M abket; j
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It
Dmrwrm sno worms,
medicine made. , , .
1 eoosider H the beat
W. W. TUOM AB. .
, Dock Creek, K. C, May I, Iffid.
Rudd
isoyam, u,nmr m near mra I sir.
a very responsible lenstomrr of mine.
gaveoatf e teaapooofal of Worm Killer to a .
cblld lent week and tbe result waa 16 ' worms.
Mr. uanl Pines uses It wl(b) still better of-'
feet : . 75 wrmia from one cblld ; of course 37
sales will be large. . Yorm truly,
.'j . .8. SMITH.
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or three dimes of the Worm Killer and yes
edge worms," . ,. .- .
B. fit. EDMtnros, u. p.
Mr. H. M. MeTlrmaid,' of lia Orange, W,
says. Dr. Jioykln's Worm Killer .brought
overlOO worms from one child In hie nrigh
borhood, and that It gives universal aatlafae
llon. He nells more of it than aU other worm
madlnln.
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Sale of Valuable ! Land.
" By" vlrloeer tbe' sowers eouferred b a
mortage deed from John R. IreUad aod
wife 10 iforehead Bank ln; Company, dated
WareB' t.' iet.-end -eeaisiered In Ihe ofllre
of Ihe ReeWer at Urede of Alamaacn Cooaty.
In Book 17. paces 8, Ac, said Morebeed
Bankrna- Cootpany will offer Tor sale, rutt
LAKH, booo tb premlae- ln tbe town of
BurHnrWn, . C.. by pabtse aaetkia on
MARCH,' 2S-1898,
Hlia'dotVl'llit foWfaartmeseriocd tot
m parcel of land ehaate he tb Bald towe of
BnHlnrMt, on tbe at arde rpUad atreeC. -ad)n,alas:
the iota nf 1X foteat,,ana ottaers,
and eosssded as tollows :- . .
itnrioninc at the rock on Vast aide or Irs
land street, at rd- ber' vT D. Potoat't lota.
thtltre 8oTJth N Oe(t BaK to a rock am
"est sldewf -Gilmer r rest, 400 fret; thence
Wort H -efeev -KaPt etSt feet lo stake in
Gilarer aimet, camera at MS lot of the
said Joo, B. IrrlancU iheece North der.
West, en fert so a stake ta Iretsnd Btj
(beuea soam X de. Irsst, be the begaiut
it betnar a wart ef the lot of ,laed coo vend
to the eeM Juo. R, lrelaiMl bv K. 8. Parker.
Adm'r. of Jerry Tarptey, and 1 eecupte I at
liM ditaof saicf morUara' deed of Joke R.
KewUn. ' ' m a
MwaBDBao Bawcnte Co .
fob. 11th, 'I89S ,- 1 ruiler k roller. Anya. .
'.' ; " : .''. I' frdil- IT
Gtiiira-m: (rraham. wriS. If. O. T. njt :
fTaW Hirer, or almost aey of year Meeds erne,
tell yneafgesd work tbat tbe
baa dooeT It la a hooerttold word. It urfii
eure yea.. Inha-tunUou free. For sale or rent.
Agents wanted. John H. Webb, lato bssds.
-r Atlanile KleetrneutB C TM Uie bt
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