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NO, 7.
uX.
, gQgi ' J
Ani iJm.tieat 'friernl. 'that nnvei '
fails ybuTia BimmbW XiVti ReM-'''
you hear at the mention .of", this
people should not be persuaded
v that anything else will do.
ft is the Kia"g of jive 'Medi
cine : is -better . Aah.- Pli, land
takes the' place' :of Ciinune f andv:
Calomel It ata directly a the
Liver, KidneyV ,&nd,B8wtl;- an-'
gives BWMe to the whole bvs
tern, This is the. medicine you
L .... n il 11 Tf ' . kL.'Z 'ZfcTZ
want, ooia dv an iruggrerain"'
iiiquid, or in Powder to be taken
dry oij n4de; into a, tea.
the Z Rtnmp In- rwf m vitmc
Fblladtlpl.ia. Pa.
PEO SESSION A L CAER9. j;-
AiC t)B A. LON jJ-j
ATTOiUSEV AT LAWf Ojt
OR All ASS, - - - . '.TOiJJ&fr
Mavl7.'8.
.1 . L. itEltlVOlX
tVactl.-ofi u tie Stale ana Tedernl Cntrtsl
will falihfullv and prninptly atteuo !! oc.g
new eutrmtted to him t ,
John Gbat Bybuic ' s W, . Bvkdm, J.
Attorney nd'OotiAcel6ra t Icw,
ORKKM3B0R0, N. C.
' Practice fe'?n1ariy"to"- the jermrte of - Ala- -
DrVJolinR. gtockaf d-? Js,v
H I I) 1 1 1
a-i.
A BUBtlXGTONN. C.
Otfiee on Main 8t, over 4
N.Walker
& JP& fi fn m t a
't M&f&mh Caroirn'rApif niJfort j l
.tA MM JL a li
vr. wmm New na.r urower TrMtmeniT
The Greatest Dlscdvery "of the Airi
It will PermaneV,iVJc.rrei,,'1aftlnJ(tf
of t(5n'hrilr."tfirrtflt, aly Hiidooli
pofliules. or any ktb1-4'(s
It prevents hair turning gray, ard
restores hair to Its originaj color, and
. brings a : .. .. v:-sk;.
New Growth or Holr )taMry- BoldlBead o'
Earth. - '
It l the only ttealmeoV that Will
pi od uce tbece resulie. ( t ..
TstimonUfs and treatise1 furnished
Mr. John iSS. Coble. VV -Coble-tfl
Thoinnson's store, is myaKCtit evUrd'
ft
J f Beapeet fully
TM.APHLEl.
I)ec.l4-tf.
"Haw Siver. N.
'- '
A Leading lilagazine Free.
Arrangenieiit Perfected
byWliidlWe Give Sb-
acription ia Woman's -
WorkVitiiont .
red to iake a wonder-
tally liberal ofler lo all who pj in sdronre
for Ths luics- GLKAMsa. Wohak's
MroaEUalitenirraoddoiiMtkalmairu'nn
detervedly ooeoi the sreet popd or piiblikh
r. It is pure, enlnrt'lntrg ne helpfnr fa
every department, lu page arter filled with
eKual hkb.elaa reading BMile - mt lliu-li-o
aited to all aim ; it h pnhlbbcd to
MtUy tbe frrral nerd for rA home liters
tore, aid bo Mtar periodlearoieari It well,
bend t.SO for ar ppr and WoaaV
W bk one oTi fkteg Um latter free.
- All1v '
ITHX ALAM.'KCB HlllMlt,
-tS V. Grabom, M.C.
HwiitfiC-fEnVIKE
twit. FHO, Ollli-
H daoKe
OOTinM. Oril
i iuaiwi
iirM Mills. lmbi.
AFTER- tl!l7j!r
, Insanit
IrmLgth f tack u Mratar HI
IB "
MIl-d on rwip( of rn-tr by
.KIdlARIHNrABI5?, :
Vbolrfle R-tail I)r,tttt
. Grc- ttbjio, N.U.
' Charge, a; )
Wk in nnw Dren
JffKcSW''
MMk, Kn mirrhfe ti hnvA trtnf. thn AmrK
'1 'geucy wita calmness and a ready wit
Ho hnd certainly oxpcrloncod quite
enough "of enTjountm'rlthrtho'polioot
but, law-abiding oltizon that he was,
having an innato and cultivated respect
Inr tho imnrdJunii of m tnflo a7i(l faro
baka.tho Sro he encolntSeh theSrvHT0U nt inbT' ' ' 1 - ntl a wn-ji t " i ..
1 power thowJakerbowosto rAistthenS.
jr the 'food oh paiMi itMj
with a blintfrfctoieKtojg
ThorefOe, when te fwa BiaTOeoj Owtor
iLlatt
mens conscia rectt at very much cast
down nevertheless'
lathe balway of the parson's bouse,
fevloVnod himself toffothcr
and demanded tho cause of his orrost.
The Dolicemon were bv no moans will-
ing ioi o'xpld m; WW:
mat uiey.naa ainngproua maniac.on
band, and Jfmtny, the reporter!' "waS on
thTHr to jreta gdodi beWs item and
a reward at jhesamo time. However,
as Mr. Drano resisted, Jimmy Anally
produced this telegram from a Now
York nowspapor: f
?.?uhYltcrvieirWith Drane. Man
. held hero breved to baane and not the
Just one ray of Joy shone against the
dark background of Mr. Dranos pros1
pects in this dispatch tho tramp, im-
ioyu ulivj wniu
in Mch ' haTboen loS
UK properly jconnned
stance, bed been
that as pf one sin which bad been
given, Lawrence bowed bis head and ae
fiompanled tfio pollcemon'out of doors.
An officer was at either elbow and Jim
my pranced along behind. As Mr.
Drano was very quiet no especial at
tention, was attracted until thoy camo
loi.hk.'dobr'of: the Beavor IIouso. There
a man was slowly descending tho stops,
looking vastly worried and out of sorts.
It was tho tramp. lie had Mr. Drano's
clothes on and be appeared to bo in
bard hlck;ai"Whcn-"bew tho-offloora.
nl itkcjb; leonyoysaUtog ;t.down ' tho
street ho stopped suddenly and looked
bard ,- jrt jtjhe ..Jprlsohcf .,vvkb' jt wildly
ngetea ekpiwsBlorliileirisdll was
but .' moment that tbo tramp stood .
thus, but in that moment hi reasoning.,
;facultics--wont( through a .tremondons.
operation. This was "abottt" tno sub-,
stance of Wi'iii.'J'ul'Jli "vu
VilpUoJ -there's, Lawronco ' Drane! 1
stole his cfothel and his name and mafo
Tied in : both f"tbCJn on;: awfully rich
.widow. Uo,jBPt back at mo , by stcalin'g
his clothes azain and getting" no in
'hock.' WO evoTi inveigled rao Into jrh
'beBwibc eautevOf his misad ventures."? I
fufthfer,kno.w thaK the .Kansas pity men
who jflcclarcd; thla? mornin that d was
'fci,- hero by'tho',
will be hero by tno 'next
f train from Now York" and wUlifroo this
mo-fiAkM.:treubla.
lie is ttc-
I me I ft don't do bim a" good Inrn.'
This chain 6f "reasoning was s5 SPar -
ly accomplished that by tho time Law-
rence and tho poUoemon were opposite
the Beaver Uquso door, tho tramp bad
resolved upon bisourse of oction. Ho
ran dowiT the storfe poll-molliizoa
I Uwmfice by b baMB4'ze1lmcd; ' -
K "Well, well! to see you again .ri
thtasbapeli I'm delighted and eveW'
iigly relieved!" 1 ,' ' if
. .r-- r-r--.s t
LawTepoe, bsthe policemen
Ob!f yeu;fe, .are you?" responded.
paused.-
L "I see that yon are at the npper enef of
. ,
lie would have said more In expres
sion of bi bitterness,, bat the tramp
interrupted: . . , ', 'a, t. .. ,
Officers, I don't think ' yon bare any
rieht to. hold this man. " I know: hint
He is my only brother1. Ilia asme i
Lawrence Drone, of KoqauCity, nd L,ft
am bis brother John, -come, on to take
care of him. i; I demand,; that you show
me your authority for arresting bim be
lore you take bim any further." " '
, .This, of course, was a stumper for the
policomon. ,Thcy bad no authority what
ever. 1 : .'" ,! p.
' ''But," said one of them, ."how about
that reward ...
At this moment button in ill.
Drone's Bowery salt gave wayr
Jimmy, of course, bad explained tbe
n roe pec tire reward to tbe
policemen 1
and haa new on s terms oe uwuce-
TnX AIXXOXD JOU BBAJTB.
mento for their action. Keitber Mr.
Drane nor tbe tramp knew exactly what
to da i . . J.
"Well, the fact in." began Mr. Drone.
"Yon andersund," said tbe tramp at
tbe same moment, "Mr. Drane la net a r ,
crazy man; be is my friend and rela
tive!." -.
. "But," interrupted again one or the p
ulkiucu, wMrowwv. r.-
pose to suy out all night looking for
this (rent and tbe reward without some -.
j return." -" - -, ,
insarioj JlSyiUJi 2 Iloj U vonj now sus
pected pt bci.ng a lanotldr."Kowl Knoy
wftahi1i'tk htft tm1y sane, but that I havo
a, ' ; '. Aw
And here Mr. Drane's right knee be
ccoDon.isnUttooml rapidly nd
"Docs it look very bad??' he whispered.
r, n .. ,,,-,
to the tramp, as be. felt jsesm in tbo
back burst.
-rt
Itr look lik bloody mordarvT'said
the trami.'" In an undortone; "'and
speaking of Ibat, bow do1 you . think '
it rr til a. n
luco ivanBas v.ijr uiauo
"TolPem yonTT gfw 'ent'tt- check
' - v-Tt
tf Thd trarfpfeflowlnthat LaVfcnceha
lots of J '" l?t0 .thl? Pla- .4n !
.the polloo, knOWingf' that' they ttaa 0
Mtnomy -immocuatciy aisappearoa.,
ButnotsoJlmmr. Jltay bungB:
tU the tramp1 MTObim; that b ana
rano were going xo no pareoa nouso
Iir' - - WM - vn
this involved, Laurence aiscreetlj 'kept
fL. -i , J
dashed off presumably to give o1""
of copy to bis nowspapor for the, last
edition.1 After this the tw' men paused
on the sidewalk and Mr. Drano begari:'
,-f "My dear man, there is something
about you hi addltioiv-to. my , loUes,
which makes me think that you are or
ougbt.tobgen.tleman,, .
f 'Bir," responde.d the tramp, 5'thoro Is
his mouth'
- t - . . -1 'iv 'i jit
. I J as desUned to , better things.
than you have endured during
the past
week."
-, . . 1
Then both men laughed and after that
they shook hands heartily.
"1 say," .wid 1 Lawrence, "what U your,
mer and bow the -, nnnjentionablo ,
name,
flond did yon get into tramp's Ufo?,"
' '"My name," responded the. other "Is ,
plain ' Jphnson, baptised Eichard J..
I waa at.one time country schoolmas
ter,' which may acoount for i my lapses .
into fairly correot English when I talk. '
Schoolmastering, I found, did not pay .,
fqr a man who had acquired c'hampagno
tastes on a beer lnoomo, and so I deter
mined to travel." s Exporienoe of an un
usually' severe nature nndormined my
convictions respecting meum tt tuum, ,
and I therefore descended to theft.' " But
it is only fair to explain that' this de
scent ih morality came from the foot
bat soon oiior i gave nj
tog I wont into politics."
that soon after I gave 'tip school-teach-
nnfortunate.' murmured Jlr. Drane.
"I was on' alderman," oon tinucd tho
tramp, "and I voted various franchises
to railroad -corporations and escaped in
dictment . I. never knew bow. Then,
having' my hands. In tho publio treasury,
otherwise the people's pockets, for two
or three years, I loat all sonso ' of de
corum and honesty."!,. .. ',.,"' ' .,"
- ."Yott are , to be pitied, not con
demned," said He Drane,
' - "So," oontlnued the tramp, "I am not
altogether bad. That, with your kind
nosav7ou seem to; see;- but, the foot is
tbat if I bad always worn as good
- "Olotlie a thoae-toursrX.WQuld.j)Ot
hre been temptea to commit tne
crimes that have brought troublo upon
yotf."
That is doubtless true." answered
VM' - I""18. dubiously recalling bis po-
',(WjIatdventurM;. "but it was very
t.vwng K you to take away not only my
men-,u "I" na orca
. ..
Ah, s4r,!' replied Mr. Johnson, smil-
""g. ''it is an old saw that 'noccssity
nows
no law.'
But let us not
waste
time J in argument. 1 came
here-7 to seek .ray; wife.
and when
shall bo
the misery
I bare 'found-' ior yon
fully repaid" la money for
whlch.I hare eanscd von."
. They badf been walking along indo-
ferroinoaLy,.ana ncra air. Lrrano sioppea.
"Johnson," ho Said, "yeu are in a bad
fix. Yoifr Wife is not only poor flnan-
,'elally, but so badly off tbat-she wants to
- 'claim me for husband.'- t
Johnson opened bis mouth wldo with
'amazement, and m be knew net what to
' say, LawrenM auntinuod:
i "Whatever clafmshobad to tiches she
abetraeted from another person, m yoa
took my olotboa.' I bavo seen her this
mornings She Claims to be Mrs. Drano,
and- , . V"? ' '- ' ' "
"Yoa Infernal ecaitndrel? exclaimed
Johnson, and -seized Mr j Drane by
tcoiiaKicn or poorone " f ,
. away from me 111 break your Lack and A
put yoa in the asylum again to boot."
Mr. Drone shook of hie antagonist
f easily. . - '
i "Don't yon atll rof namea," be cried,
"or 111 have yon arrested for tbeftr
Johnson cooled down atenea.
, "Whore's my wife 7" be asked prea-
Uy- c 'r '
f'Come with nse," said Mr. Drone,
nd 111 ohowyoa," and.be forth with
k led tbe way to tbe parson's boose. . Just
as 'they arrived at 'the door two men
harried Be who sreeted Lawrence effu
sively. They' were relatSree of bis
from Kansas City, arrived by a way
train from ' Kew York, Johnson bar
ing caogbt an . express at tbe same
boar. Tbe relatives looked at Law
sence sharply and seemed to -wonder
whether be was all righ t or riot, bat be
refrained from explaining himself aatil
they bad oome again Into the parson's
study. . v , . ' '
OAfTEB XIX.
m nawAon ot ni
j.ir. Knowlea was nothing If not i,
itoapitaoie. nen uui nninvitea oone
Inrado-i his bamble bat eom-
f actable dwelling be battled a boot with
areolae aailctv torVietrontertainmciit.
,Jaf mc! e-f "w" kcf -"J1-?'
1 softly, VI haver mqv nplliiflf Ukp
Ginoo we aonauon pariiun in guuu , uiu
Iudimk.' I'm sUro you're 1 rjtiitc wel
come. , I'vo boon out with tho two ladies
looking for you, but' wo fallod"to find
I you. uowovor, wocnrouniorca a young
pan called , v'immy, who u 'connoctea -T.
hb tho prosfi, and hi; tolil mo, to return
homo and .wait fpr you, 1 ( Kow 1 do hope
tbatall this quarreling ls o'r,"nnd that
li'you, air" pointing to Di-ano-"li4yedo-
"Such is .my, present' Intention? , aaid
urano. "lam getting a little tired 'Of
being- lunatic." 1V ,,; . .: ,
'"'You Boom to havo sulTorr-A sorao yio-'
lonce sinco you wcro hero .Murp," cpn-(
tinucd Mr. Knowlca, , VI . trura, that you
are not seriously hurt. . It efUin,hapr,
pens that harsh experiences of this
kind are wholesome, -.and neeossory to,
bring us to a proper Btateof mind.. Jn-
decd, thoy always are,-i if w oouldoniy
teo IV wiunn h-c-t ,!.;
Meanwhllb the 0tb6r members of the
ifjarty ;w;cro "looking ; aRkance- at' each -other,
' ' Johnsob was beginning to real
ize that tho new-comers wcro -tho 'Kan
sas City relief Oxpbaitibn.' and that -his'
own usefulness and opportunities wero
nearly over.' " Ilo'was medltaHnga julot
'and" 'inoffensive' dxit vlien' bo chanced
to catch Jicllio's c,yo, and it 'riveted
'him to ho spdt ' Shb' was looking "at1
bim witharea'Vitendcrnoss' of expro9i
felbn. and a certain admiration, too. Itt-'1
ftondiohnson.ln' pranps blothos-Was-worth
looking at. Uo ,bdvai ,niolli-,
gent and not, uncomely visage, .which
bad been much. improved of Jateb,,
- HiIl looked at him, thinking of the
Moh jolncd tnoir oondo!
and sho grow quite pale, but not with
, f oar or regret. . .. , -j ,
, 7 -TV,TR.ri i , , . 1
lMtMTWa ''.'''
or,g,N of CLYDESDALES. , :
. . .. ...' i
' One- of the Dukca of Hami'ton "the
, ; First to Study Their Crecding. ,' .
' The Clydesdales, parbaps- the,
u:u ,. A.Mmni , h
IIV1 Ot;g ujvov ilium r vpvi;uivm vj
t tries, ; are bred in, districts bort
tiering on the Clyde, and owe their
, prism to ono oi iqo uuKes oi iuxiuu-
. . -l.-l TT ,1
ton. 'who crossed somo of his best
t T.rtnnrlrB' w?t.h st.iltihon h lmtvrtll
f nahderd, says tho Nineteenth'
, . . ' . v,rta
Century. This breed is conspicuous
for' its high courage, activity and
endurances Several years ao the
lateJ Gen. Peel told me how suc
cessful ho had been in mating his
thoroughbred Toxophilite ,".wlth
Clydesdales... . ...
"When you use," said he, "a thor
oughbred for draught mares always
use the biggest and best you have;
and ; you , will be sure to produco
draught ', horses second to none.
Horses good as Stock well are not too
good for my Clydesdales... What I
have bred will go on their knees -to
move the heaviest loads. They won't
be beaten." .
This fact proves how beneficially a
good cross of ireah blood operates,
I and particularly so when the new
blood is obtained from the thorough
bred no!1 from inferior specimens
of this breed,, but from the very best
from ''horses as good as Stock
well." The Clydesdale differs from
the Shire horse in that it has a
long, low back, short', flat ribs,
good, hard tegs and long pasterns,
which would seem to have been de
rived from a cross with a half-breed
or thoroughbred horse.. . t . , ,
This certainly Is not a desirable
conformation,' odd our 'Scottish
brothers, have, for several years
past, inoculated this breed by the
introduction of the best Shire blood,
both male and female, which has re
sulted in the production of animals
with shorter and stronger pasterps.
This breed is in much request in
England, - and tho best specimens
are readily sold to Americans
(j Franklin's Chess Table. t '
" The most interesting piece of fur
niture In the reception room at the
residence of Mrs. E. D. Gillespie Is
a table which no one nowadays
would presume to call a chess taole;
but soch it is, and .was the prized
property of Mrs.- Gillespie's famous
grandfather ;' Benjamin Franklin.
Mrs". Gillespie says that her mother,
who was three years old when
Franklin died, could remember see
ing the great philosopher and states
man while away hours over the
chessmen. The table is of mahog-
any and of ordinery height,
tbougb
' The top is scarcely a fooWequare,
and St looks as though there-was lit
tle room for the royal game." There
is sliding piece, however, that
Comes out just under tbe top in some
manner similar to that of tbe pieces
used in tbe modern roll-top desk.- At
tbe back there is a long, upright
sliding frame irj which Is stretched a
piece of silk. This Mrs. Gillespie's
mother recalled seeing Frankl'ut
raise to kep the wind from blowing
out the candle by tbe dim light of
which
tbe game was -played. PhUa- j
a Pall '
delphia.CalL
Shakespeare and the Forme
- Ex -Senator Palmer, of Michigan,
tells a good story cf an eld Michigan
farmer to whotd he lent a volume of
Shakespeare's works," After allow-
iog time for a perusal of tbe book .
tbe senator asked the man one day
.
be thought of tbe book.
Well," said tbe Micbigaoder,
tber Is some migb ty good reodin'
in it, and I see the old man has
some of oy ideas."-
ASOClETY."EVENr.''
r;: r, -. W- ,.,V, -.if
TSfi ttad thei Title But Ber Mother
Had the Koney. . , .,
Bnt the Count and tlie Dollars railed to
' 'Hake Connection, AlUtoagb' the Da. "
bappr sianma-'BewaiU' liar tin . ; -'!
i -. proStable Ua,rrali)s ' -. :
'wewport uoes not moDopoiiso .ait
of the sensational incidents attend'
iug the introduction of impecunious
titled foreigners Into wealthy Amer
ican, families, - j Waabinglonjias Bad
ft first-class sensation,, recently,, in
the 'domcstio complications of i
JVencli' count of good family, who
married a rich girl, whose rrich and
widowpd mother. continued to reside'
here and was prominent in society.
This- mother-in-law. agreed to give
the ' count a handsome-allowance,,
but she was not wiling to pay thirty
thousaud dollars' worth of his debts
in Paris. , ' As the couiit pathetically
exclaimed: 'Everybody s, n ows slie
wanted me 1 for a son-in-law, , and
nowshe has pot me she doesn't want
to keep mcr 'TJnfortnhatcly all this
is true; bu lilte, .fpdst mothers 'who
desire titled bu6bftnds , jqrj tHcir;
'daughters the lady soon .tired of the
bargaini ' Tbe count alleges that his
motber-ln-TaW promised him a great
deal that she has never 'gi ven' him;
and he has' a beautiful Bcheiho on
paper for his Paris creditors . to lay
siege to his Washington mother-in-law.
' .;.'-'-'"-..;..Vy'."--t v.: -f
j Meanwhile the badgered mothers
in-law engaged a detective to gar,
rison her home and protect her from
'th6M!ownW.The young, countess;
Who -sides with her husband, con
cluded to add herVorces to the be
sieging party, when she was so
rudely hustled out of doors that she
was black and, blue and had to have
a doctor to dress her bruises which
naturally distressed tbe mother very
much. The mother-in-law has run
away to Philadelphia to escape the
alleged persecutions of her daughter
and daughter's husband and all
this scandal, annoyance aud dis
grace because an -American man
was not thought good enough for
an American girl I Tho Pappenheim,
the Colonna and all the other cases
have not been enough . to warn fool
ish girls and still more foolish mothers-
against these ' international
matches, where Ahe American gM
f urnishosHhe money and , the, impe
cunious foreigner the title and tho
next French count or German baron
or Italian prince will be welcomed
with exactly the same effusiveness
in Washington and b6 regarded as a
great matrimonial 8sb just as if the
.town were quite blind to the object
lasson just furnished it of a count
and a mother-in-law. Boston Tran
Bcriptr '' "' -' "
.-VISITORS TO NIAGARA. J
Basis) for , Estimating 'ikb Number
-- Who See tho Falls in a Year. '
Speculation is often heard us to
the number of visitors to Niagara
Falls.' Some light is thrown on tho
subject : by the returns of the elec
tric road running along the Cana
dian bank from Queeustown to Chip
pewa, through Victoria park. It
appears that the travel for the sea
son up to November reached about
our hundred and" sixty-seven thou
sand passengers. This road skirts
the river all the way within few
feet of the edge of tbe bluff, and is
operated by . the water power of tho
great Horseshoe f fall, the gener
ators . being driven by turbines
which receive water through a canal
just above the fall and discharge
under the veil of tumbling foam and
spray.: The' plant isof three thousand
horse power, It yas.tbeflrst large
utilization of the energy of Niagara,
and it is now proposed to parallel
the road with another on our own
shore, which shaM have tbe peculiar
attractiveness or . running s out oo
brackets at the foot of tbe cliJ,' and
will thus put the tourist riht over
the boiling waves of tbe . Whlrlpoul
rapids. T- If' one hundred .thousand
horse power is taken from 1 Niagara
for all classes of Work; it Is 'estimated
that the withdrawal of the water
from its natural channel will make a
difference of but one or two inches
in the thick green sheet falling1 over
tho Horseshoe. St Louis Globe
Dcmocrat. ; .- .... . , . , : ; -,
. ',4 '-Pcppw ow Ine Suge.
' Some years ago a famoue actress,
having been disengaged for some
time, packed her wardrobe In pepper
to preserve it from moths. She was
suddenly called upon to take the part
of the queen in "Hamlet.'' r Being
rather late for her first scene, she
omitted to shake oat her royal robes,
and ber dignified entrance bad an
astooishing effect The king, after
bravft resistance, cave vent lo a
".... ,i
mighty sneeze, that well nigh made
tbe stage vibrate. All tbe, royal
ebuTtlcrsan(J irrttlds o bonor-followed
suit sympathetically. Hamlet
came on wit b a nviet sublime tragedy
air, but after a convulsive move
ment of bit princely features, be
buried them in , bis somber robe.
hile sneeie after to cere was all tbe
public beard from htm. ' Amid the
bubbnbon the stage and tbe shrieks
of delight from th'e audiroce, the
stage manager between; snccses,
ran dowa the curula.
, UTILIZING ODD
Queer Ways by Which Many n Hon
est Penny Has' Bee'ri Turned.1 '
.
. h. Where are, we to look for'hewoutt
lets? Inventors and discoverers are
the saviors of society. The photo
graphic art is modern enough tobe
a useful 1 case' In point, ' Photog
raphers increased 41 per cent.' from
1871 to 1881, and 59 per c?nt. in' the
. following decade. New industries
glfo rise to new wastes; and it; was
not long befbro -it was discavered
that the precious metal used in the
developing solution's could be re
covered, or that the yolk of eggs,'
whoso white was employed ih pro-J
vlding albuminlsed paper, need not
bo thrown away as valueless, but
would realize tmndsomo prices- from
pastry cooks. -The history of waste
products, indeed, ' is extremely In
structive and very pertinent to this'
article'. In some cases by-products1
have ' become tha main products.
Gas-tar, truly an unpromising mate
rial, now yields numberless products,
as any science primer shows. ? Froui
cvefl more unlikely sources scents
are' obtained. As Lord Play fair
once said: "Many a fair forehead is
damped with the builede millo-flcurs
without knowing that its essential
ingredient Is derived from the drain
age Of a cow house." To the French
belongs the greatest credit in dis
covering' new means . of . making
money; The Parisian chlffonnier is
much 'sharper thad his London
brother, who docs a queer trade in
cigar ends and old hats, boots, etc.,
which are "faked" to look as good
as new. It was a Parisian who
first utilized eld sardine tins,' long
regarded as worthless. He extract
ed the solder and utilized the tin in
the manufacture of toys and for
.beating into furniture. Another
Parisiau, an old soldier, collected
old crusts and made them into bread
crumbs for cooks; and in time start
ed a place of business, whence were
supplied croutesau pot, so dear to
the connoisseurs in soups. London,
Exchange. '- ; '"-" '-'
Bietiid ay glasses for children are
small, with a handle on one side,
similar to the glasses used for sher
bet. Tbo initials' and date cf birth
are engraved on tbo other side. .
THE 'COST-
EDUCATION
OF AN
"Bdacttloa U aa aroameflt la pnMptrltf,
a rtluft la kdrtetltr"
The Parent'5 Dlccusslon
Hutbana "My. tta. eur bey Robert
' frdui ft-oa Ike public thool very moo.
toe know. IUv yes Iboujhl what fc k4
til do lhn?"
Wll ''Well. John, T4 like tvar e eiach
ja bin to ceilcge. If yon Ihlaa ar couM
: , aSo4 H." "
Hiwband I'm srVaM ttxtl oM of the '
' emttlon. my dttr. Do yoa know tbat It wente
' ol a at lb vary lel S0 year for bin at '
'- s (ooa coUrgaf"
.. -Wil "GooJnMil A muc a dial) Of .
Cohtm can't atna bim. But I so want to
' jlvt bl a food urt lo Ibaworkt. aad 1 oat .
. tblnk I rniblic tcbool adiKalto I aaotifk te :
aauip him for lb belli of Ufa."
HabaeJ',HolllBOt.toar. whoa ji
, a4uatkM I M (aoaraL Now, I' v bars ,
tblnklnc of an advnimtnt t aw la The
Cbarwita ObMTvar lb other say. ana ibat '
It ky t BfvctmjiP u t.ji n-iKBi
Ths Trouble Is, I Think.'
dial most younf oanon ateabl Into baMaeea,
art throws Into It by acclaam r tiorary
' oacawliy. or an eraw lam It by ail(iiiaa4 . '
. eaibltlM or aarwia fancy, without any
-rioa tboneht a to lhair Si for IL Wka
th year for toarnlnf rh tbaory eel trachea
el inalr trai or pnflo ar aaa4 Ibay
eftoa awake wllb ragrat a4 aluaay to tba fact
that tbay have not only euaa a ralttak Is
rbdr aalactlon, birt be waatee rbrcl
' year of tally raanhooa epoe wroef ural, .
. ; "Now, tbo Chief thing for our boy' race
fa Ufa eot aJccatloe a eiiKb at froon-
:luca!loo thai I. JocaUea alt the Kn el
It ea'iiral bet h' a year r two before -1
k rralai'.t. I'm rolet h lo kla aa .
areomatiiy of aoi e Mle ioay at bone
.; IM tin. I was looking at tba
. . I acclosaaiia Brlta-m ca at Tha Oberv
- daailng Muoai tooay. ana It' really a rt .
thing. Wlrb tbaae boob kt be bouae. Robe
will have Infotaiailaa) eaue every aeulbla '
' aobcl at hia kan. 4 k la tka raoM rcUabie
tataraabaa tbe wotU. ( Wheteva '
I1U Nature! Bent . ' f ; '
bcaan4eroawrSwekiaaarlaf!ils
f CaeyloraUla.wjtbarJt atbelew.
aaacbaaK. engrlag. Sleraiere. er aey of
tn art ana acKnce. I tblnb wbaa b t ' -tal7to
graJwal w wt alt have mmd ee
- alaetwkat Oa H bM Sttee tor by kit
- the. tweUaa. there hwiNe4 tbe
Ola tiortee of all b graat mmm of the east,
aae be wlb know of their eat,'thtr
(tniggie rbeb- tocca. e4 h auqr '.
have e batta awe aere mliee firm of kt'
Tain barl t " " "
be caa r-t la a collage eancattos. HaaaiUy.
The
think of ay acbr
Wtie-- baat trVraill. Johas bat whet vtl
Om korka rVT' - - -
lleiboi - ""T " T.Hlaa
alaeMi Wa caa eot tbea lar tea cast a ..
. Oay. tM tWak el HT
- faiwata. who ore cwaiatSerbtf bat
aetboa eewcatleg tOetr mt wawat wM
Hbk lew eht aaacaal ecaMeal eaar of
The Observer,
GiMrtctte, tl C
Bilious and Intermittent Fevers .
which prevail in miasmatic dis-
tricts are invariably accompan-
ied by derangements l'o(i the ;
Stomach Liver and Bowels. ' ,
j'Tlie, jffi$$Jtitfc; ;:
deliver is the great "yihg: ;
wheel " in the mechanism of
man,' arid, when it is oit of qrder
the whole system becomes de- '
ranged and disease' is the : result. ' '
Tutt's Liver Pills
; Cure all Liver Troubles.
Vile
MACHINIST vu
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I ;XhENC I N pERi' ' ;
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BLACKSMITH SHOP. FOUNDRY,
j GEAB-CUJTIG. ' '
. BQ-riping. FUtlBS, Vaives.r Jte. - f
leTHC IUT. -
riT ron a kino.
9. CORDOVAN',
rntwcnavtMajifiirBCwr. .
4350 Fik tnitXmm.
XVPOUCEsolcs. ..
2.M7J,E2w'SnratSm
a. ram m rami fleiar
DOUoLAOa
! Over One MIIUoo PeopU waartba
We L. Douglas $3 & $4 Stoes T
All our shoes are equally satisfactory ;
They give the bet value for the mionay. .
fhey eqnal cawtom aboee In style aoa lit. .
hslr wearing tjaalrtles are unatirtieaerrl. "
The price are untfonn, etamped oa aoiew
Prom St te saved Over ether eaokee. 4
, 11 your daUarcaii&ot aupply you we can. Sold by
L. B. HOLT & CO. :
; . SUFFOLK
Collegiate and Military
INSTITUTE, , ;;' '
Str rvQiijc, VA 4
. Enelinh, rk-ientifle, Malhctrslltal
r.uil ClasMicnl ftiursce, wllb sprt-iul Bti
luest Deparlmsnt.. If you have a son
you desire to eilncaie drop a postal for
Catalogue. Addrw -
, T. J. KERXODLE. A. M.; v
July 18 tf. ' Principal
Are You Going to Build ?
It yon arc going lo balld a liooe. you we
do wi ll In call im me for price. I bao a
furee of ekllh-d work mm who have born with
me iron if to S year., who know bow to oo
giiod work and a heap oi.it. 1 will build by
con 1 1 act r by the day 4 Iuri.ll material or
) oi; van do It.,
Come and tee n.e. Will be glad to tire
yoa figures. 1'lisuks for iiexl nelrousire.
Your Ac, Vt. W.THUrbUN.
-. - . , G.-aliaia.M. C.
ing. 25, '
PENNYROYAL WERS.
AtfpMM mowtthly mMtp far It rT
to twturc ai4 rrrultM th romotw
pt-educifty fro, hemitby ami fkJitlna .
JaaTaJlUaM. Vo W)aW OT Datim M
urvck Uxw nssei by ovr SU. tadtn.
only tkoa. with oar atenator arruaa
taciXUbal. arotaaahmtataa. aaM
partaeaUr malVI 3c atamp. aiaa par
baa. ad.lraaa, SUUEK CBkklcfaZ
utss orymnav it oi ;
ooarab ireiawta. aucau
For anle only by SIM JtONf , the Proanrlat,
Ornbam, N.C. . , AmB4f .
Sals'cf - Valuable Laad.'
. By -ilrtoeof the powers confeircd In a
rnmuigf deed from din R. Irel.ed and
wife to Mxrehnad etaoklng Company, daierl
M-ircb 13, ltflt, and reiiiatrred Id the off! e
til tbe RcvtHer ot ieeda n( lamanrr County
In I IT, paxes IW, tf., raid Moreliewl
Banking Company will offer for tale, FtMt
CAH. apoa lb retnle la the town of
Sartliuilon, N. c. by pobla eurtiue On '
" MARCH, 23, 1806, V f
at U o'clock 'M. the following deeerlbed lot
til porrt-l ol land aluatrd in tbe said town of
Rarllnrion, on tbe Kat aide nf Ireland Mreet,
atlj'Hulug Uie Ma f O. foteat aatl othei,
ai d iMMinded aa -ollow i- -
bealaiiiiis; at the rpek aa Katt aide of Ire
land Mrn-t. at ( ucf i.f Da- Pi-leal'a Iota, .
thtner S. uUt W X !. Juat tu a rot-k on
V ret aide f tiiliner rect, 400 fietj- theacw
North H far. Eaet 3 feet oauike In'
Ol'if-r etpiet. ronwr ol at ti wr lut of Ike
tald Jn. K. Irrland; I hence North 9)H if
,. Wt to a ktafe la Ireinaf ctt -Iheitf
a aoota f deg. W'oat. to tbe briniiliig:
it being a part of lb M of rand roereu
tn tnoaakj Joo. ft. Ireland bv K. 8. Parker.
Ailnf. of Jerry Tarpier, and oecupte I at
the dit. of aaid anortj(aar deed ol - Juba 8.
aewup. .
' Monta-cm Bavziwe Co .
fab. ISth. 1809 Follart. ralKjr.Auja.
AttlC YOCB . , : !?
- - ' NrtgbborbBboat the rurea made tf
wllh.wl aiamtti fne er write, thy la- .
furauailoa FKKtC Foe aaic or rent.
Ls-l tratlua Blal. -. ,
JOMM WfcBB,
- TfS titti bX, WaiOiiagtoo, Dt C. -
Bring your Job
work to this office, .
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