I'
"L"-"i 'r .
&V ixN
'
U DISREPUTlMiEClCE4
which the people of the Sooth- ?
sbie to' sell thsm imlUlf
the-real Simmons .LiveBeg
later,-- becauarhjgr'iakjj t&m i
money by 'the imitation; And
tifejllftrllttle.'OiatrtSiejr swindle
th people iai-aelUngJhein tl
iifcrwr article.- It's ha money ,
they are after, and the people a
look oufcrfor themselyes rNow
this ia; jnst what, the people, are ,4
doing, and inerchants are Dating
a hard time" trying to get people? J
to ta A Jtaff fe&fR ent "
ia nlaoe bf immous-Xfver Reg-
ulatoifi-.whUili W She ?Kig- oi
fails to avpJKhefi in aiti;
Simmon Liver Kmilatofti Xoa
Snow it WfT35iA
void
OlB
2 on the.
package.
It v has
ed yon,
- who hare
ever -IsuK;
ana peopie
een per-
enaded to take something else have
always come baet;jgn;tji$ ;
Old Friend. Better noli take an?-
tl
JACOB
ATTO
GRAHAM,
May 17. '88.
a.
A TTORNEY A T.lXte. btj tl
NANtn,N..
win iiuiHuy bmiu yruuHJiiww!uu 91
Tins cutriuUdAdXumv OL
, GREENSBORO. N. CL
k.4h-coorts ot Ala-
nHuce county.
, Jr.,
18
lriTTTWflTnV fl.
KsaOniM VbU of teeth t $10 per set
niHfifl oa MaiD St. over I. N. Walker
:',"
lor.
I am the North GanaAfnt for,, yi
Dr. White's New Hair Grower Treatment
The Greatest Discovery of the Age. i
' It will permanently cure 3fling
of the bair, d-udruff, scaly eruntiona,
KMtulea,or any aealp. lip5S t 0 .( f '
It preveola hair turning' gray mtd
reetoruia bair to ila original color, and
brings a
-Jjbw? aaifs?ay p4d
Tt ia th nnlv ImtnMit that will
piodnce thece res.uTii.UpJi'S ?
T-stimonialgaod treatise furnished
on application. . "
Mr. John M. CobT4 HtJ CoHe A
j nompaon's store, ia my agent at -
W. C. Moore, Pjaop'JKi
GRAHAM, N. C.
Hacka mertafl tAtW?.GWif abasia
Ma teama. Laix.MarataA
MAGIIETIC NERVINE
I u( tiaa,
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mm
1. 111. Uel
a la aUaar -I
tlMtllMtW-lD
riaalnw. atiftntoia av m vnx n. I
t mil m-1. HI. fmmk MAOHITK3 ttia
VlNI mnrnmmtH temmm tn HlMr ft, In I I Ttltiitl
bot ttoftVftmlm4 111 ! ! inp.
mbmliimmt tty it.
. rcmkeiui aa urfluM V UM
Ma u aw it.r.M, tlj m mk! i for arwtt
wyiiftVMaMimiwrmMCiM
llaileoTew ixelpt of prica by
RICHARDSON A FARIW.
Wat? 'iBrnCPaTa
f IbU'aaalraV
f.4
1
2
feEed
L
PEirirVTlOYl. m VVJLFmiSLi two were boon companions and play-'-
f" " k - I fellows, tbe child seeing Instinctive-
0
! k ar
I'M wtf wftti c-ft. Uticv
tlwaa 1 1 1 r c rm
Tcf only by grMWOTF, tb rroa'nL,
..fist ) buk(aih , gxJUo f It r
.; I bC...4 ..? I.M . t"l "I. -M A f-ftftl-
Who
educa
Irtow up at alU She rode down on
the elevated troTSrecen tly I from
Harlem Twenty-third treetr and
a weary ridefshe had f it. - Sbe as
a rod-haired, - frccklefoced ' little
creature, with ; jqliyjiittlo tvkrned1
up sose.; and aa ; 'brimful qi cneiv X
-yescont life, and spirits ,th crisp
aulumn, njorainjf jfior, mother, who,
wa&witb hdr, wasy.dua and bloom-1
inp, but !her''oyebrowS' met Irt aft
ftnnng anfl Karaaapd frigriif . and It I
was plain, to be seen that sbe was
eri of f ttor laboriously conpden-
ve
-;the 8hinind hour, and efery minute.
mrovip fucr tuftjh-
ter.
When they
entered the car the
Hit
little'oflepraflcecf to f window, eager
W look out,
tier mower
at once
drew dawn the
blind. ; VKo.
b y'dtf'j
paldrtrfa ldwToicI,5 'youI
rta
Ij4ffl pp j)bll,Qoj;ree'arch.eTen
of tbVmolt elementary character.
Then. . eaeerlv l "Oh. - mamma, do
JobfcMr&M iUtllef wiri lover: theVel
She has .her dolL" ? ; . .
I Wftvferlmiwd tbfemtlJ ifl4, slid
'In'am.
Aft sr-
ilfth-ciirtet.dsappiWal,.tBt prob
lem "was at last solved, only to "ho
the lit:
riveted
idvea rorpurposesor investigation.
, yjWan?n1a,V-be4flpeied,-t'why
doh.t those rosesr smell sWeetr' " - .
wkh (iulet sererlty, Vand - spell
man." a-
After vainly wrestling with this
recuudite'urobteiii, aa1 the train
stonned at Seventv-second street.
the child
isbness
, j 1 i.itir
icL.wi.l 4.JLt
lir h,UftJt .ith nn Wnnaa!
UllPiTUlt BUO I lUyvplcu.l.? RwlwvlJ
i ; i7r.r3.v-
frnm hrr mothtrJ
.Ljl'What oughVyou to say?" sho ln-
.quired, irravely. v
L - 'Berep - t woth." repeated the
child, with a merry I7igf;le.
i VYou know that is not ritfht,"
ldVrWe
blundered and
sU&nleridO'tefore she finally
achieved Seventy-second. Then she
leaned bet head against her mother's
f plump Jd rlhoiaiorteble arm and
saia sne was urea.?
i?!SliupaHroigI.i,ia.aid her mother,
firmly. "How many are two and
three?" .. : -
-, Coifronted by tbSjabstrqae paj.h
started, in - time-honored ' childish
fasbioa) lijomisen finders, but
this trifling T was' promptly sup
presijd. By tbe time the problem
iras.B0lved the little red head had
tumbled over wearily, and tbe child
fdd)fwHhrih$onscious pathos, as
she leaned against her mother:
"Mamma, I'm so tired and my bead
aches." - .
AU.thft. brtghtnejisja.gpnoutj
of the autumn sunshine, all the fun
out of the expedition down-town.
hAld yetthef pretty ouliglnotheT
una uuv uieoftu iKiun.niv
Shf wa5 onl too ccasaentiqjuTan.d
too anxious to force tbe fruit, for-
getting that the useless beauty of
tgabloBsBm bas it ofTreeh cbarm,
wtJoh kJalasVqPlj M evanescent.
J ijduljz4 irrasdparent has
nc been celebrated? bet tbe record
of bis fond f&llshnesa with bis
'grandchildren has undoubtedly been
broken by a venerable divine of this
pnT?nowea?Jo5t effle,"
who brought up bis own sons with
an unrelaxing vigilance, never in-
duffing thesnlo-Almsetf jT'fjV"''1
jglsTderelifHifn I from stxndli (rttle.
Sy docifcfty his ttuSg; ppr
baps, because' it was judicioualy
counteracts by an extremely jolty
MT.irninir mnthir. and the
. with the effervescent fool- 1 v J:"T7, i J "1?" "
otrhiidhood; Viedout: i,- rtSSI!
raiwlsVeon
iwhotsWe ekn,;Bpj8 dbnipieajj
iDernseiTea.
TJe youngest recently came boras
Ml ytuiaQeirtyr-ld'vLit,
and upon this little scamp grandpa
cootscien tSisly reprd ' wftB hll
own boys. Feeling that the respon
ibiiitrW -wraipiM-lMiabUrested
- Btth tAv H ladhlged him
self aad tbe boy equally, and the
' ly that his word was law with grand-
pa,
Tbe climax of bis tyranny
reached one morning at prayers.
Be
a. .
kneeled as usual beside bis graudfa-1
tbpr. who was praving with Lis so-1
f-.."-rj f-T-r r: r ?
Af he' reached "that branch of Thy
Zion with wbich we. are connected,"
the: rest of the family beard a shrill
childish whisper break in upon' his
' aoODttHis'faetitkma! ?
.His slrietlyrtrained . father, never
'permitted to ; move or speak during
prayer, could not forbear to inter
rupt his own devotion's sufficiently to
look over and ee . his -reverend par
lent put his band in his pocket, and,
still -pray iug uninterruptedly, obedi
ently produce the kntt&jHi.ii
- All wa quiet at' the little chalri
for a few minutes, and grandpa had
gotten as f a'r a, 'the heathen lqs. tajr
distant ia,nds,. ii
1 : ,'AHastea .ahaime.n he nraved
earnestly .Mwhe& the earth' shall be
fllled''r'-V ,-'
' "Grandpaf'lWrolte In the, distinct
Whisper. jj J".. , ,y
; j MWitb the knowledge of the Lordl",
went oa graadpa, a little louder. - -,
; -''Grandpa," fsaid ' tha." Insistent
whlspei''open Itl" I ; Vi
! ."'Aa the waters cover the seal",
continued grandpa, obediently open
ing the knife. ;'? u. ;r. , .
; . The rest of tbe prayer may have
been a profitable spiritual "fixerclse
ior lthe old gentleman, but it was of
very HXtle benefit to his family.--.
Outlook. .-!'' u $Ui -'a
pomas Ybrbugh. Nearly: jrwa1 Can
' ,.Jluris A Weatber ProphsU..
f There is still in existence a copy
of ddugh-'a MNe w ; BnRland, Alma, i
nak" fof 1708. 'A yftrt rof its very
Ions? title is as ".follows': . "Cloujrh.
(IjQf.Jjir'glandAlmaoJwkj
for the year oi, our ixrd UDUUiv.
From the Creation, 6651. ' 'From the
Discovery of America,- 210. Belnar
secopd after Leatf;Ye'ar, and bf the:
jyeiim. oi. our uruciuuw.-uuru.
WaUamthe;Third..tba,14thryew.V?.
UThe. almanac , contains pnffes!-of ':!
Memoranda j written ip m,! antl-
ouatea manner, sucn as: "
i ',"2d. Jufte 1726.. IVotedyt a New
pPump be prepared, for ye use of ye J
;Jdtcnen, ana y at.mow , vyeu oe aug
vy-"- 7?""?
to see ye Belifcung for ye clock to
Strikeon. and give an Acct of ye
. ., . . I
coarges .wiereoi; ana ys.ye care
ye Clockbe committed to bim for, ye
year to keep it going, andy t hebava
stAtAwitksjtfpsieinK accural. i
tenrhfcwadeibaF'perHhps-froHl
tbe -t6tb to the S3d of January it
will be very Cold; Weather if U
i"freai,by ..the flreside ior jo , tba
Bonny side of Fenoe at noon." - '
The: month ef April -is filled with
similar prognostications. "Per
haps -wet. .weather,,, it it vEains."
t'JUpw : fair ' weather' - If 1 the Sun
sMnes. 'Wlndy ocalm." Aad
Id, July he writes: rit now the
Weather do prove ' f alrj-, People to
Cambridge' do repair.? Youth's
Companion.'
1. 6 V
B.U J.
; Qerman "Women as Farmhands.';
The utilization of women In Ger
many as farmhands, which so many
moralists have considered their duty
to censure, apparently meets with
kotf.lhei rabbi, forlna letter frdm
GATDany to his congregation TJpa)
soys: "ucn larm worn lor wpmen
is neither degrading nor totaxiag,
Ty have pledged to become help
mftes to tbeir Jiusbanda anq tbeyt
retard it their dut to llefsen-
latprs of tbeir fatbtJrs; and beta,
piwsicaiiyaDie to ao tneir snare
ttbly regard ii,Vrputoxetdi.he
ationgeiser ti slate bemsavei
deith wnil3 tliey" are idling thei
tiike-awayat ,hooiiv.udglMi
.tbfir happy and healthy looks, the
aeim to be none the "worse for ' tal
in fadr'nlacc klAtfiMlda- tha Aif
f oft . toe ; the purpose ; 'ot bones tlyj
eaoitjWr bwad. Pad, wa vsf llt-f
tltmore pcacuoal good .sense nd
less sen tlmentairtrTatpag out wom-
et.tnyttaay a woman's life!
mfrti -be happiei- toKlay. Japiet4
fos beia;nkoraIveialI nd 'ilny
MitvoflavlSftr itself to death
UiduIgaX wWs or a
. ' 1
nrssana luxunos.
Keeorav I
m
Ttleatraclty tck
tl bow '-cmlmed. thai so-jri
tbe percpnial ."hay ifprer"
eoldT'btcd -suffer loni
longcrj
y doca xbaMbui
by klUiag -certain ,Dervea
in fcs t effeBflina; :aoke.. X
tbatsoold In tbe bead le
tter eft nerres. wretched little?
tbat'nbfnerga 'tbe b
tVf , to , wa most Ignomjn
ady known tn pbysiologylf &.
dal ealcrebetr are ever 00 the watctk
for these susceptible and altogether
devilish organs, and their removal
is certainly a triumph of modern
i lor bis services in Keening 16 JBM moor maratarr saKeo taa reporter.'
brter.Tif,;;: Xi'il.f; I we had thiJ'uffht oMt soaiei
ClouKh,1WMextremeJy,weath; ,"IVW P"nry? W
i ...m u. t..t.2.K idea that we..can't.hopa tojoake a .laa-
bit aw wiiii ij in 1 -. a. m iji m ij 1,111 11 1
vim
. apse
EaSoarkft
mr
act
science, though perhaps tho microbes
will not view it la that UglifT-Boa-
t - n IT-' I
BRAZILIAN
As to KOI If Batan mAi ko Hani IT
al4. Tot Vary Braablas -
A Sun reporter fonnd him so If In a
crowd that stood starlnrr into a fruit
storo window the other day. In tho
, window, hanfrlng by a atrlnj, was toue
thing that locked like a big Bartlott
pear, exoept that Its color wa doen red.
On the big end of tbo frnlt was a pulpy
looking protuboranoe. lavishing his way
into tho atora. and . pointing to tho
strange f rait In the window,; the
portor askod tho dealor: . -. -;;
. "What kind ef a poar Is that?".
. "It's no Jcind of a pear," ropllod tbe
fruit maa. .Vlt'a a Brazillaa caju." ;
; "Ufa, deedt' aald tho reportoa ---:
. "Yes," replied the dealer, "thafa
eajtv,' and" It's She only ono In tbe oity.
ffueea It's a ooriehis kind of a. fruit, too,
for wbllo it Is one of the most dollght
fully oool and refreshing of dbUcacles
It will make yoq deathly sick, and maybe
kuiypu.il yov eat it, it TO UrailUan
eaiu wasn't, made to ba eaten. Vou have
to drink it to properly enjoy it"
"Ahr Mid tho reporter. "What are
the habits t.tbUpeoullar fruity
- J,Woll,V. said the custodian of the
oalu, "that ono la the window la what
they call a garden oala because it 1s
cultivated ono. but It mows wild.- Tory
wild. They make aclarot wine out of
the wild caju down tlfBraiii that the na
tives 0te on. It Will Vtancr yofc 'on
your .bead,. In less, .than tea, minutes.
The oultl rated fruit aomotimea turns
out red like that ono, bat It la also apt
to be yellow, and perhaps pinlcj The
ways of the oala are in- no way ' In
fluenoed by Its color,- though. A rod
one can't discount a pink one, and a yel
low one la as much of a thoroughbred as
either of the others. The- palp of : the
most luscious orange Isn't half as tempt
ing as tbe inside of -the caju, bat' the
caju pulp is poison. Juloo is what the
caju Is for. ' I'll bet that red one yonder
baa more than a pint ot lulco in it, and
If you over tasted It you'd never let go
until you,, engunoa ; me wnoie 01 iu
Therw's'nothing Bnor. The swell lira-
slllan auoks the Juice out of a caju every
morning before breakfast,"
: i "What does the caju wear that ro
sette for on It big end?" sskod the re
porter. :'-ii-o-;..v, !,-,
"Well, that Isn't' exactly a rosette.
replied the frult-doalor, "but It looks
like ooa, " doesn't it? - That Is , the
seeds, of the fruit. They' are' put pa
the outside, to make room for more Juice
Inside, I suppose, and for another very
important reason..' ( they grow on the
inside the aucking of a oaju would be
followed by , the tnatant and complete
annihilation of the - suckers stomach.
Yoo oan' t soe-. the aeoda because they
are covered up by pulp. 'That pulp bas
a juice of -ita own, and whore vet it hap
pens to touch your floah a big blister
will rise up ;an4'borTOw' itself into the
flesh like Vho burning head of a -parlor
match. They. ,4on.spem to mind it
down In ij, Ahflpjb;':,..,
popular up here thaj Is, liable to. kill
you. if vpn, eat It and born you up If yo
handle it., f I'd ilka to have a quart of
eaju . juiea right now, , though, sli the
X. X. Hun. .. , i ..r- j -
k CDcasAy ' cttrrew ARr. ; ;
Marvelous Growth ef a City In a
! , Unpregresslve Country. r' '
Odessa,'' which is called by the
Russians the sister, of Paris and the
niece of Vienna bas been en fete
two tdays , recently celebrating Its
centenary, and the event bas excited
ettraordioary enthusiasm,' says the
.London Standard. Tbe Turkish set
tlement near Odessa named .Kbadj
hibey was taken by the Russians un
der Admiral de Ribas, September 14,
1789, and was ceded to Russia on the
ConcluBlon' of the peace of Jassy,
ffl?,. . Two, yeara later the fouuda.
tlon of Odessa was oMDmenced and J
on April 127ll lhe Oft01!
house was erecied. lnT799 an earth
quake yearly, destroy"ed .-the plac.
Shortly after this, thf Trehoh refi-geej-Duo
da Ricbelieuj arrived here
as" governor general of New Russia,
and at that time thefa. vera. tyfYt
four hundred bouses, mwuhilmt'tn
six and eight thousand
and when thai
werti
onlv 'two thousand six hundred
biuss.-wl'thhpwarJpf .iwty-fi ve
thotuand lalbitanta.r r tt
, the next goveraor genfrral worthy
of notice was Prince, Worentsoff
whose mother Wai af Cngllsh ofo
an. It was duringf'sis governo
gcatAliblfothaftt ateamers Jlratftap
pesed U &a Black seA and comVl
mencod to run, bet ween Odessa. Eu
rtprta 'and-Yalta,- 'ft" 1833, '7 and
snortiy axterwara to uonsuntiaopie.
It was partially-bombarded . br tbe
British and Preocbln April, 1854,
because of the Russian batteriea flr-
Ingos e$aaof truoa.i Ia 1863, tbe
innautanta of Udessa atimtMjred one
m-La. 1 ... ... i,V
with tarty-three educational estab-
lUbmeet and: three taopaaad for
hundred and six ty-oloe pupils. Now
tbe population ' is three-hundred and
thirty thousaad. of wbbm one "han-
drd and i wefty taouaanq are Jews
aad.tweaty-onatfvaMsnrid aevea hnn
dsed aad airty-fourv forelarB, aad
tweaty-fva ttowaaat) Soldiers, with
two-brad red Sod- se-teaty-slx educa
tional establlshmenUana twenty
two fUetJ-ffre puplhu.
The latest Ifeaeiactar lo Ibe town La'
tbe present mayor, llaraxley, a mil
lionaire of. Greek origin, wb baa
occupied tbls position for . fifteen
yeara and has bestowed many fine
buildings oq the town, the principal
:ng tie towa 1 - -rary, .
JnaabitanU,
m ha fiiirfweni I
TUm aawfTM aw.
Correspondenoaof Th Procresslve Tanner.
You can confer a great," favor upon
many uf your readers by culliog their
attention to th new law in regard to
land sold for U tea. I u some counties
their are thousand! of acres now ad ver
iLied'to be sold. The new law requires
tbe slier'.flT to sell to tbe biitbeKt best
bidder, the sheriff to give purchaser a
certificate, aud if but redeemed In 12
months, he is bound to furnish the
purchaser witu a deed In fao. The
original owBc r nas a rigbf to , redeem
tbe land So sold for ttzes by paying
the purchaser all the tax and costs t
gitiitr with SO per ceut on sll laxe
aud costs, but does out allow any par
sou lo loan the money to , the party
with which ,t pay auiil tit x ami charse
over six per cent., int-ract. Th i.w
iioe uw tiiuu ins Diuiitr in such east-s
t tnex.11, piuus.-Tiot.t.. t0.' Ho fth
Buenn; soan sen iat , "Dishes t and
best Didder for cash." ftp. In (ha Ian.
gusge ol tho law. And if such property
ia not redeemed lo lis uiootbd ly psjft
mentiviuo (turcaaser air ne Has bid
with, with twenty ner cent, tlia land
Is none. . Tbe law auvht to bava limit-
ed tn purcnaser to tbe amount of tax
and costH, but it does not. .
: In eueb sales Ibe sheriff mar aton
tbe blddlii.se when hla claims are read -
ed ir be cnoesttii. but tlia 1 new law
seta no limit. .
! Ju. twby a money lender is restricted
lo six her cent. Juterei-t ou monev
loned 1 jor any ether purposes, and jut
If he buys your land when sold for tax
es, the law compels Aim to cbarae vou
twenty per cent. lis little stranse. vt
sucn mine case, jiyour jand le ad-
L . t I" Aft - . . . . .
lised to be sold for taxes. , vou- bad
better look around sod scratch up. tbe
. J . . - , - w WIVl.
for if the purchaser holds It, Over 12
month you cannot- redeem it excent
on such tortus as tbe , purchaser - may
dumaud, If at all, '
, , ; V. Y, MEACBAKi
, Will Paalaa CeaUaaaT" ' ; .
5 j
Beaver Dam-Home, Populist.'' , " " '
la tbe last election the Ponulifban..
Kroublicans eo-onerated . to aet a
change in the eloc-tiou law. and couniy
government system. Ioasmuch as
ss these reforms have been carried into
effect. It Is a question as to whether
co-operation be wren tbe parties should
continue la '9fl. In . '96 the Fopuluts
will be coofroiifrd bv a astloaai elao.
lion and will 'be callei upon to V te
for a President. A mononoly serving.
gold bug eaudidate will be nominated
by .the national Kenublican convention
next year.the Republican nlaee-faui tara
Of this Slate v 111 be hungry lor "itv"
and wilj probobly ask tbaPupuIUti to
divide ibe the electors (u order, to rff ct
a fusion; If Populint, leaders liecoma
so eager for office as to sce pt hucb
terms they will find themselves usable;
to deliver the goods when it eomes lo
votiug the f .'pulista. of I. C, for. s
gold bu , candidate? fur . President..
Hruce.lt witl.be liiconslt-tent . and i.nr
DrScMuable to eu-oneraU on national la.
sueV iwpiaclloie that U.wiU W
As for N. C. Ibe PoDUlisfs and Eenab-
licaos may with some deirree of consists
ency cv-operateegaln ou 8tte issues,
out we barmy thiuH it would be wise
for tlie. Populists to lake aoy. more
fusion lo theirar Tbe fusion Lraialatura
felt short ol doing what was vxpeeted
of it Its failure to mske a reoitrd for
retrenchment aud reform and , tbe
greedy diapoeltioo of some of Its mem
bers are blunders of which th tra - Is
abMlutely no excuse and which will bt-,
nara to exiuuiu to iue. eaUsinctioo of
tlioae who do tbe vntina. . Aooor linir
to the terms of the fuxion t he Ppulit
will be held equally responsible with
the Republicans for the failnie of the
)(rlslsture 10 do its full duty.
The PopulUts' held ths balance of
power between the two old Mitleain
ttls Htata snd sru in nositioa to dieta-e
terms. : If the Repnblleaos ara not
willing to help the Pop economise ini
Hi
is bta e govrrameot and reduce .Ux1
tinii, then the eoOnec fusion oeaaes vbe
bvtter it will be for tbe ropalbu party?
Si- ill ' ' I I ' I S li I . .
w aArlsht Teaaa; ratW Won fua"
' ' Baetoywi'e eartr ' '
Old BHn'monslr advertised fer a seerev.
tary, aad whott,a young, man preaeated. 1
sinwu, fcftio vm iruyw- wu4n) i lira
sharply and la s gruff yolce MkedS,.,i W
, I'Woltslr, wlt can yoo doTT,1.. ..
"Don't know, exaljtrbaTonl sited
aiyaelf npiaaootnylete way yet, bit I
thLok, that caa maaagoto hold, mjr end
P- !!. Avir-ti') vt. wt - -' T n
: ,.T.es,ywarblf.ksa., ew, air. I want
a man to do my wri4agt aad I want alot:
to ba a man of jndgsBSnt. .Do sea an
teratandr --.t a
"Tea" .lfrj:t,f-''t.-f
' "I dotf t waat any. atVy-pamby. feU
low about ate. j I waat a aaaaseoaieh
my ideas at osee. aad in. axprsaatag
tbeat s my eesreepondoata aa, aa
few words as psaaiblsJ. ui i t urn ; u.
j Tktak I'm yotfr maxt, air," ? i
; T tom't .waoa aay aoollopa,- awdev
Stand. I . want plaia wofds want
p4etobeeallodspada-" ., .,
AU right, sin and If I ddnl snfr yoa
I AonV think tberSJa any body that
aa-Tj.t -.iw-..a .1 fl ..K
"TmtlsyoBamor,.:.ftl.r ...j,..
ptiwa,f -,: r,1?r.t'l .!. it it I ii
"Very. gtud. f 0plras, yea msy g
ft . m
Wbea the old sawa toohay tha first
lotsertaet Sdkwa bad wvtstaa, ao'loeteaT
St tV a asaaens aad . So auccea aa
slurry ealaooiya. "Why. rkas ao
ye -Boaa here Atier sigidag asy aaasa
vow-aava wot tboarord tweaes,' Wee
iid yoade that fort"' " l" V-
(- rWlty, to earry om yowr Idea of ealV
tug a spade a apadei for, lastead of say
tag oar Bplrea, I'biva simply added
sweets, which, yea kaow, asoaas the
sesae thing. , exptfased la a ataiptee
way."- ' .. - ' " '
-Mr. Bplres." aai4 the ou aiaa. ana
bis voloe tre-obled. "I shall take yoa
Into fall eorpartaarahip at once. air.
Bplrea, 1 hero a beau U Tal daughtee. air.
Coma with ma to my honvx" Ar k insaw
Traveler.
Two twys were' born ,n . tho,5 self same
Ob the very same brinht' dev.
They both grew up as bnsipess pen.
lucu cbooaing a diileieDt way.
One of them hung soma goodsoatside,
But never used aa ad j ti -.At:..:
He said lbs people wpuld And bis Store
, xi tney, wanted the goods be bad, ..
He bsd some trade, but bot enough .
i me oeeu or a clerk, -And
thus he saved a.tidv attm.
, BV doiliff his own Wnrlr. "
41-
Tile other published well made ads,' :
' And gave them good display, - ,
Described his goods with price atteoh-
-f ed, , . i-,-'.', ",.'' ti v'--
i -In the papers every dsy.
Ere long the' one gave p his place '
And took a smaller room r ......
Tbe other .built a splendid block f
( .cause of a but-iueas boom.' ,
At lat the one "went to the wall"
It il 1 Mmmm ll- 1 ..... i-., - .
nd the other bought .his. goods and
made
A "Special Bankrupt 8au." "
a a-
This story I oeed not prolong '. .
.The end Is oot surprising
It shows that bupiness nowadays, ' '
' Depends on alvertising. ' - '
y k ! jf ss- The Tax On Ooctart i ;
The North' Carolina Medical Journal
bas some plsia ; things to say, aa fit
lows : , . , . f
; Tbe doctors of this Ritn m,,.f i,..-.
sf-er pay an annual tax often dollars
luto the Slate Treasury for the privl
I'ge of practicing mediciue I -Tbat is
the edict of the -mongrel, Legislature,
Which has been ia session In Raleigh
and w$icli bas afiacted the attention
of the Whole 'coublre'htr
Strange -tbl.iastbs bav done. But
can ao evil tree bring forth good fruit?
Verily, no.' ...-;-,, ,' -,. ,
.There Is no class of men who glte
so much gratuious service for the bene
fit of tbeir fellows" as f physicians,
Poysb bins are ibe the only class of men
who, for the sake humanity, use their
bet endeavors to desitov lhar irsiBtr
condition which bring them work and
opon .Which, tbeir'support dependn;
ibe physician Is subject, and expected
to respond, to tbe call of those who
need bis services, even a hen there Is
no prospect of remuaeration: n.n th.m
cans carry, mm tntotlie presence a. -Of
uangeroua iniectiuu and require ! bim
to drive for aliens tl rouuh mbiniuht:
storms uppu roads ."which abound in
pltlslls sad dangerue places. When
Called to'see tbaohlid-uf ooe of these
leglslatora whmb 'may be tick of soari
let fever or diDhthMlfl. ha .
reiuso 1 11.111,00 does run , the risk if
w-T.yii.g ma VOUIaglou tO .bU OWO
botiMebold, andL though .hiaouly reward
anenTne Cblld laretitoriHr in ih. nn.
gratorul Parent be, "I'm uub obliged:
d-ictoi, till you're better paid,1' Aad
w oumi iv hi xoatdld tha tnaiilnai
aaAl bir patt debts wfer i,tUA th.,-
wouiu oe maoy of those legislators,
Wboroled levy ?:ihii Ctx - who
would curse the aubitibn. ami K.nM
i a " Ml sifvw
tbst carried them from their tlo. .nd
m-ivviiii muu yiaoe (Ben la tha lain.
iWltb aearly every physician perhaps
fifty per osnr. of bis work Is dona with.
out any xpectatloo 'of reward, aad
from tbe other tilty per'ceot.l from a
quarter to a iniru is never collected.
Did phyaictaus refuse to aarva tba
poor the ounolles would b- ol.ttc.t in
employ moulcal attentiou atao espouse
fth -kftftl.M. A .1 l I . .
luviwra uwuara a year. ana
wbea Dertilenes viaita a
JL . - . ,A I a . .
uwi wvuiu wnaemea, and right
ly ao. If they should follow the exam
ple of others who might be able to flee
for their lives, leaving ths poor to per
ish in tbeir belplasenexe. Tbe dortr
roust stsy aad da,Ab4igh be die, and
this lsofteo.ibexeaaeiand for'tbis priv
ilege ba musj, pay s boeoseof , tea dol
lars a year. ..It is a damnable oata
aoriby of.t iegsng ahoperiietata,l it!
end .we feel sure tbatsmonu thalrat
things dine b the . seat Lrt.laiHM.
will be4o reeal tbis Soctloa.t la tba
mesoUme. w aoggs4 toiaesa doctor
y no my ne va ui servo ine- af tha So,
!',.W'ri'0.toted this sx that, they
fauraas laeur eDargea-.tp om ,thm
amoOftiii oi. tx. , u the legielatar be a
dad head.as.be is now a deed; letter.
eaot riimonaqa leiatat gope w1ao
th oonafry doftorj,,
'.A .T v tf-'j ": 'ir "')'-.ii ,
W-abyw-lft,wTkt-WWr,1
: Wa1e-raaaCaSa-aevMarCsoira
f Wh-a) -hakeeasaa Khaveha sa-ag Ss Castorta.:-
w3waateaadCaaUraa,aetawtaeaC
'lV I ttC? Ivt !'.
f ffl.
I eU It if. 'rt!(Jl
.1ftMf&l
.
' - -
i.i
DMtv-eW KldarVantfBrs'rMiffl
eaawa rrlie(al 'art "bours hy'tbi
T 1 w G aasT toxrtK A at mcaif Vtut,'
f n now eenLW-ay M a ' arral SOYOriee tn
aeaauas 4iS exeeediea vroattitneae la
raHovtag psiaa htthw-biadder, kidneys,
aaa vrr) imn or ina annary pawMyes
la raaleorfwma1e.tt rTlever-Uniion
of watr aadjHus Is aaaMritalinni
rorarliati. . Iynu. a ant oub k lef
ana cum-ais rsyour reotMly, , gold by
T. A. AllghtggWarskanv?
Pt?. HI -? ia'vd swu3-f ru.
. . - . , , ...
Sold bi
liching buala-t, crnstv and .pealy
aralps af in bote s. raws.! aad healed,
u r.
aad ouwt Weeorslora.1 bv . Johaana'a
1 Oriental bVmhi Pur salahy . Rjobavrd-
war iy nsea.ftftftjro, . U, t , x
; OenrtHMllaa ' and aielr ' beadaehe
posttlvwjy eure,hy' Jpaeee -Uvrr
PelieU.' tO a-' I Is 15 rta. For sal tiv
B'ebardsoa aV Farts, Onofaehoro, If . C.
E. Kaltv of 8. Pau, Miaa.' write:
"Was tontine I :o my bd for thre -weeks,
Anrtnr ounlil do wi ao good ;
Japanese file Cure e-ntin-ly nrv-rt iwe.''
Far sale bv Brhardwa & Fati,
lirercrbvro, N. C.
disease by the timely use.Df
futt's Liver Pfllsi' an old and'
favprite remedy p( increasing',
popujrjty, 'Alwayii cures -! & : ;
SICK HEADACHE.
lour stomach, malaria indiges-M
tion, torpid liver constipation
and all bilious diseased J 4
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
rift
wf- .tti-sf-, f.t'xi! .
MACHINIST ;
AND
engineer;
BURLINGTON, l, .
MAGHINE,r
BLACKSMITH f 8HOP, r FOUNDRY,?
TWurtpio Ffttlns, VaiyesVW1;1 r
S3 SHOttr.; nz' !
I. CORDOVAN,
nRNCHaxMsauuscair. ; :
1 3.V POUCE,ssoua.'
isaiwowiifir' ff
si, - '. ' SWMTWUW.. i .-..! -
' ' 'OvarOMMtfltoaPWDlswaartha ' 1,t
W. Li Dmidas $3 &. HU Sriiv ;n
Allotirsboes art equally satisfactory F
PThsy y tha bait valas lor tha aaiaiy. ;
Tkay qual custoa, shoes la style aad At. f- ;
ThslrwsaHwf fualltl are atwiii p . 4
The prices ari anlfoinetaaipWea sohv' ' ' -rom
Si to Sa eaved ever other aiakee. . V
, UjdtalercaaMsapplryottwecaa. Sellby
; f L, P. HOLT & CPs -
Execution iSale.i
' By rlrtue-of aa ezeeatkmln my. banda,la-. ,
sued tmin the Alamance Superior court. In
favor of Jane & Iioar and otoera, ezeeutora .
of Jwwb Ung, deoeasBd, and against Henry4? .
M. Kay, I will sell tor ouk. at tlia court auose ,
dnor. In Oraham, In Alamance county, MorUt '
Carolina, to tbe best Mddes-M
MODAYj MAY 6, l&fef
atraet of ts'nd tn Orahant towlkiTwrla'l
eountyai etate,aadjeiiilnK the homestead ,f
otvtaeaald Heury M. Ray. the lands of wTk.1
Jouea, W. C.IJiocns(Uy aad others, atalnhig. n .
1i vlW-tC$$ii-U ?afyf'.::
atore
ei
ani
asld axecetlon.- r V-1T- " -7"'
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fay br. Oar WeaMltoW aaC
fHi aws whereto wmin ear '
' rvasaMeteees ak". "' '
-ta ya west wWaaSe If yasea, ; I
w r- itm mm .1, y
ef-OW- TheBaawheaeeeaal.....
t aaas ftsha a surety ba ht Sm ssa
aaraaeisjteia,sabief - ' "
saseeawwaeaaaaMelB, im
aweaawyeai Xhwa a aa Mill siaria ; ,
yhq Hesitates
. Iff f . '!
v'.-i
Re 4 SMsee dtet'lsOH mat
TlMateraatOilMlsfcao j 1
W y e s se, sas jm mm tt vaa, .
staW ii.. u! i
U i,,f iiSjlilia.i
. .. Mma
. lu SrsswaarrawwIeSsiWwars. aw yea" "
L atSaayi I erk kar; my Mlvy I mwSI
;'':!lBMaa(B4iiiMin-f'
. i. waawewa aasfciawj . sap as Saw fi
iowt, Listen:: V-
' ' few lariat aW sa.llit ftttu nreita.
i al 'hNbaa WVkarthiMvarUalseaBt -
OvawtS aeajHse reeky ha aiisaSiana t ,
'I twaaaiaiy arfakal ia'iarhesv i :.
f et ear eth eerats eaave SeM ,
ikn hlg kswerhwernryMas
" Saw ateeaeTttie Or
2 anwiie aw m
ti .'TkrOani iw yea can h M yew
en ty tk slwyt u'lar ia seats a
writs far
rayrca6oa Sitae.
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