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VOL. XXI.
GRAHAMrN. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1896.
A CLOSE. SHAVE.
ft happened when I wrta stationed
'It was a roltcf to'oomo Bttddenly clump of moTiog "bamboo and acm
! BDon an winning -wblob I recollected niug mlonly oaoh bunob of tha
ii th iitn nf uTinict and toaeo tall lunrfa grawi mat roo bjwuuct:.
A m5T SIGHT Of tTtVENaOrt.
hwaand th,a dark ftjrtira atill
tip at NowwiHwgrnr tH1& too Tenth ; tt0vln? ts nelaUborhood ;
of the hnta, area aiabougB 1 nmi nei
ther tiina nor inollnalion to stop and
sneak to thorn. In another nitDttte I
GOOD FOREVERYBODY
and everyone needs It at all times of the
year. Malaria fs always about, and the
only preventive andjelief is to keep the.
Liver acti ve. You must help the Liver a bit,
and the best helper is the Old Friend, SIM
jVONS LIVER REGULATOR, the FED Z.
Mr. & Himrod, of Lancaster; Ohio,
t "SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
tttAaera 4a IB-, ana poor llm
0BriD wiw tn ohnrpa of the Elghi
nanih "LMnarr over K HfHnwni!e6v
not 80 mflea off; Tiro ma abont the ' should have jiassod It and plunged
oldest friend I had arid th bent of
fellowa. WaJiad boon students to
setbor in tbe luedioal aobool in Dab-
Jin and had both gone 'xmt to ladia
In the namo yoar, hoping as young
V fellows will bopo in Uieir Jiirtranoe
i that v,-o should sco a ereat deal of
ono another tbere. Wo bad ben oh
Are yews, and this vras tho fimt
time wo bad got within bail of on
nuother. It yum a great treat when
it did happn at last, bowovor, and
iimcdV o lollr hoar t spent In each
the eu
lika'bT ttio aida of ho traok.
Gradually I nsooveroa mj ncrY
lKtlo.. There is nettling
u9d to tliiugN and evou a dim for
est road with tho chanoo of a snp
porleas tiger la an oxperiuuce you can
grow aooustomod to afteir a timo.
Sarelyitwos gTo-ing'Ughtr again, j
I looked up ad saw that the sky
t f Miri-Fver of three i other's quarters- in aplte ot
proKc a i-a 1 r,iW rifle that stiTl swaratwd na.
SrSines; 1 shai. use Thi9 -as of.the J
in .mJ. and recommend it." - hovrovcr, own? 10 tho ua
Be sure that you get it. Always wok ror
the RED Z on the package. Ana aon i
forget the word REGULATOR, it is SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR, nd there is
only one, and every one1 who tr.kes it is
sure to be benefited. THE BENEFIT IS
ALL IN THE. REMEDY. Take it also for
Biliousness and Sick Headache ; both arf
taused by a sluggish Liver. - ,r .
J. H. ZeiUa Co., PfaiKtlelpWa.
FUOKESSIQNAi;OARIP.
Attorn5y-'it-I aw,
BURLINGTON, N- C
Practice. In the Mnfe b'1 Vciernt courts
OffiM I P?r 'white. Moprc- a C'.' ttorc. M.irn
Street. 'Phone No. .
TTORNEY AT LAW
GRAHAM, - j
JoiIiBY. w. P. Bysu. Jh.
BVNUM & DYNUSf,
AltorneyH and ConnM-lor at Law
thv ci'tirts r '
Practice . retiularlj- io
Unnce county.
Dr. JohnE.Stockard, Jr.,
i$m?-
'bithlikoton, .k. c.
wit - -
tor. ,
Liyery Sate ,5 Feed
STABLES.
waa a fit horseman, and I had uo-
como an ontbusiastio fliadpio or tne
bkjydo. '
Tho l-ainy season -waa Just abont
dw. Indeed we hal airoaay nna
eoirie rain fallowed by a day err. two
of very hot, unhealthy weather,
wfcioh. as a rale, heralds the arrival
of tho regular rains that do doty for
tho Inditrn -vvHitcr. I hadn't neon or
hoard fronr Tim for over a week and
whs jwst wondering what oould bo
the mke whan my orderly ealuted
t the door d the hnnRnlow and an
rKml amosaengfflf froni theBabib
Dr. 0'Btm. Ia another moment ho
was tishfred in. and with a low sa
lsaai proHontod we with a note writ
ten is poccil.
"Dear Pat," it ran, in Tim'a cbar
acterwtio writing. "It's myself
wcmld be glad to sea yon for in hour
up hero, floret Dick Sullivan gone
't .wnriiM mo if the noor fol- till the sahib camo with hi. gun?"
nuuiuii i ...
yon iimma ;
IdBuMtd Saw TeUe 9UM
lUt 111 th B.bHdM. ;-
! It ia nearly quarter of fcewtury
sinoal first Mrw Btsransoa. n w
ntnxnn of 1890, In ootnjfcny with a
former tdbodlMtlttm, I m to
Babrld. W ha be wwdering
ia tba lomf isku, as tiiey name th
a.l 1.. .nil na acittniM
into the forest road once more when grow aoatwtomort to artor a nmo. oawr spc. --.Vv "
"wJ MSd by the soond of alow Inrely it was growing Ughtagab,. 0jS
waiUngXe at band, and I andden- I looked np ud -w that tte aky of ije of no?tonta
,4 the dismal sounds which all M- . x nnB w . - , TT W aound of
Kill UUiWJ tUJivna w
talk. Professor Biaena was among
them, a famous figure that oolla for
' ... a atet' .V.n
of darkness in upon the nerves. no description, ana a vomu,,
Fur the moment I felt a contempt gy man. dad in bombspun, with
for tho wholo tribe of oat- groat and speotaclea forward upon noaa. 'Who,-
smnll which was almoat sublime, U was whispered to ua, waa Mr. Bam
arid it waa with renewed vigor and Bough, the Scottish academioiam. .
enercry that I n.ado the bicycle apia water oolor painter of some put
luf the silent path. The moon who waa to die in 1678 There ware
rose quickly, .and the road grew dis- osejUns omi
Unusually pretty native girl, al- tiuct once more, yet the c ea At Ujejauc,
S? JST fSJS " r 5. SoVrV t orabout my own age. oae appear-
tlSKdf bTr hair and lht in tho western sky had fbeen anoofor some "T Jf
SLlvrildlyat me for a moment, more cheerful than those caatfrorri stantly attracted me
1 WTTM ;i4W TSave Your Money: ' r, r
Barreling Apples.
Many of the mom profitable
operations in commercial life depend
in the first instance upon very aim-
pie facts. Most persons would pass
by without observing the barreling
of apples as a ease in point. If .ap
ple were placed loosely in barrels
they would soon rot, tin uglj pausing
over but a very short distance of
travel ; and yet when properly bar
reled they can be sent thousands of
miles , even over tho roughest ocean
voyage, in perfect security. r This
is owing to a fact discovered years
ugo, without any -one knowingl
particularly, the reason, 'that an a
pie rotted from a bruise only when
the akin whs broken. An apple con
be pressed so as to have indenta
tions over its whole, surface, itli
out any danger of rotting, provided
the skin is not broken.--- In -barrel
apples, therefore, gentlo
.t.T.M. It nrilinarv lao- 1 nrievo. jsouoay can
. -n0sAon Mm it under some such 'drown.
Smfferlna of either mind or body, stances as mine how groat tho eifeot
My doctor's instinct compelled mo
to pause in case it mi-ht be the lat-
ter. I bad made rnysoHtolorably fa- -:
miliar with the dialect of the dis-
lnvoluntoriiy i
pulled up and addrettsed her. At tho
sound' of ray voieS she raised uor
head and showed tho faoo of a young
alldtwasea
bfthe stomadv-iTet woI3
Nd Reckleii sscrilohl'
For sick headache fyipaa
malaria, conttfpatlott sidlu L.
usness,amillionpeopledor9
TUTPS Uver PiLU
buslind or child muat have Just aieti
without any effort being m ado to
savolife. "AVhy did you not send
for me to Nowannuggnr?" I asked.
"I would have come. '.'
"Bendl" she exclaimed, with ft
frantic laugh. "Bend? Would the
tigor, the man eater, . thon have
gwaitedtho coming of tho sab lb?
Would bo then have left me. my boy
low didnt pull through
you wwo telling me of some new
treataeut you had tried without
killing tlHrieut, and as I'm at my
wits' end wist to do for Dick yon.
might, boo if you can give ua an idea.
It'e throe nights" I've sat up now
when I wight as woll have been in
bod foe any good it has been to Dick,
sort you think there's anything in
your new treatment Just take a rida
over aiU aee tlie poor follow. It'a a
mother and two sisters he's got ia
Kilkenny.". ;
The lust words . were exactly like
Tim, and tircy wero qnito, irresisti
ble. I kiKrtv what Jungle fevor waa,
too, and Hurt thcro ws no time to
.othra-rrifto I Bhould oertaicly
not hao twmed out at tbat hour in
' I said.
rong.o s . . . , .
Yos. at tno Dost ii waa cmwi uu" . ---
in spito of rail I was making good ed the plain, palo M f ho took tho
proerosa now. Tho -road waa 'still lowest place in this privileged com
heavy in plaocs. but it was nowhere puny.
very 'bad. and I waa beginning to I The summer of 1870 remains in
speculate how booh I should roach the memory of western Scotland as
the end of tho forest and looking a ' 0no of Incomparable splondor. (hir
little anxiously for the first sign of. Toyago, esjedally as evoning drew
tho lights from Kamwangee. I had 0n, was like an emperor's progress,
got nearly to tho lovol of tho valley ; Wa staid on deek till tho latest mo
nf.wt Tho road was firm now, and ! ment poaaiblo, and I occasionally
1 t. uiorwi If no loneer considerable watched tho lean youth, busy aoa
o. w,lnr ami all in my lavor. i si-viceaDio wun somo ui
i i- f ,in ;nnir sinner mnrrilv and al-
my words in me Barm hum wm niu"'
spair. "Near tho village. Sahib, seel .ready was congratulating rmysell on
Lsst night I sat whoro I sit now. Tho having got to the end of UTery ais-
.v.j . w.t an dorlrlv niwiho arrrmable orixricnco.
KXiauunn 1 ,v " d , . . Im
At thatraomoni x oiariwi luwnm
tarily. I hordly know why, and yet
I started, and a cold shiver ran down
my spinal cord in a moot disagree
able way. I glanced around qmiokly,
but there waa nothing to bo seen
only tho tamo, moving panorama of
trees bamboos and tall junglo grass,
swovinz softly in tho night brooao.
Vnt. tioro waa something. Thcro
ing
the
oth
one
bar
are
MACHINIST
AND . .
ENGINEER, -
' . .
HURLING TON, - -J- N. Q,
MACIILNE,; .' I(
BLACKSMITH HHlP, - FOTJNDBY,
OEAB-CU 1"1 ING. ,,
Iffir Pipings, fittings,, yalyea, ctcj
Southern Railway. 1
riKDMo.NTAiiiUNE
FIRST JAXli SECOND TjlVlgI0K8
Ue t NovlT, 1891. :
1 Rhuddcred. A tigerr
"And near the village?"
'Near tho village." Sho repeated
W. C Moore, Pkop'b,
OllAHAM. NVC
Heck, meet all tralrn.. Good l'K1'-J,r,'ou
ble teams. Charge moderate.
A Head of Hair !
path as they do now, ana my Doy
was . playing near my side tbero,
there where tho sahib stands now.
There was a rustle in the bamboos
yonder a spring a cry and my
boy waa gone, and I wnsnlono.- I
followed, but what could I do? Ho
waa goino, and tho jungle closed be
hind him only ono cry. and it died
away in the dark aliodows of tho
forest."
i "And Tot Ton nro horo now. Do
younotfonr that tho tiger will ro-
tho little
trieka wHh which, wo were later on
to grow familiar tho advanoo with
hand on hip, tho side wis Wending
of tho head to listen. Meanwhile
darkness overtook us, a wonderful
balo of moonlight swam up over
Glenelg, the indigo of tho poaks of
the Cuehariins faded into the goner
al blue night.
I went below, but waa presently
aware of somo obsngo of oourso and
kti nf an unexiKJOtod atoppago. 1
tore on deck and fonnd tbat we had
left out track among tho inlands and
pressure is -exereiaed, so that
fruit is fairly pressed into eacli
er, and it is iriipos.-iiMc fir any
fruit to change its place in tho
rel on its journey. Apples
sometimes taken out of barrels with
largo indentations over their whole
surface, and yet no sign of decay.
In these modern times wc under
stand tho reason. - The atnionpliere
is full of misrroscopic germs whic h
produce fermentution, and unless
they ean pet an entrance into tho
fruit rot cannot lake place. A mere
indention without a rupture of the
outer skin does not permit of the
action of these microlc. This is a
simple reason why the early observa
tion etiftbhs tho barreling of apples
to bo o successful. Median's
Monthly.
'The Tarsuip Stands Freezing.
Gi-qpneboro, Hairluhn Goldeboro.
! must have boen. I knov it, though 1 had steamed up a narrow and onvia-
who- offlowi ro- "Reram! Would that bo would
monsMitd wfert tby ww mo five
minutos later making ready for a
start, bat Tina's appeal waa quito ir
resistiWe. 'Oh, ill manago it before
dark, nevir yoa fwrr," waa my final
ftssurajseej os I waved goouDy to ae
return 1 But no, Be will . not return
here. Dot you will find bim, sablb.
Ton will find him in tho darkpjaoea
whore tba path winds through the
shadows of the Jungle. Sack him
there, sahib, after tbo manner of
i. ,i ,rrmA mv fam rcsolutelT- Trmr neonle and avenge tbo death
"v""1.": " K,n r fro
I am the North Carolina Agent for
Dr.WhitVs New Hair Grower Treattr
meat, tha Greatest Discovery
or the B' -
It will pcrmancriilx.cnr(aTlingoT
Hie hair, dandruff, scaly eruptions,,
postiiles, or any scalp disease.
It prevents hair turning gray and
restores hair to original color, and
brings A NEW GROWTH OF
Hair On Any Bald Head On Earth.
It is the only treatment that will
produce these results.
.. Testimonials and treatise funusb
fidxiiLapplkaiioii. . -
Mr. John M. Coble is my agent at
Graham, N. C.
Rcspcctfullv,' -'
B. T. 1.ASIILEV,
Dec 14-tf. Ilaw liiver, N. C.
tn i-tjsk before mo.
i didnt underrate it either. I had
traveled tho road too ofton for that. ;
It was a long 20 rofloa, not perhapH j
jnBBured by yardN but eerfcrinly by t
labor and therefor, of course by J
time. In sntte ot what I bad said J
betd even then tiomo doablw whether
the time allowed by the son, which ;
already bung very lcrmtowaTa the i
western bcrirxm, would be enough
for the journey- The tartuer-i-weni .
the more my doubt became a eer- j
tainty. The rain n al1 "
done more harm than I had thought
the
ground as sho spoke, and thore was
something almost majesHo in the
way sho waved Jfocr band as if in
farewell as she turned rway.
Hooked after i for a moment,
and t-bwi I turned, I eonfosa it, with
something very like a shiver, to tts
haArwv road which I fcad to Ira-
erMwitk this story fresh In tn;
mAvA. There was no heln for it
soadd ot go back now, and I could
not stay where I was for the night,
sad soeidoa, even if that bad boen
tvaarfbla. there was Dick euHSvan's
ior
pebK and there vplaoes where fcfeat stake an4 Tim s appeal fen
Iwas forced to dismount and nmko the nothor and sister la disUnt Kft
. m foot for somo distanoe. konsry. Ka, It bad to be faced if al!
my way on foot for somo distanoe. konsry. Ko, It bad to De taoea u ii
At last 1 reached the top of the fee tigers to tie lunjab wero lurk
lonf ridce that formed tho division j fog in the Jmigle tbrough.which the
between out system oi vuoy a
that in which Ramwsngeo is situat
ed. The last two mile bad taken
tnn mil of mo than I exjuld have
I could soo nothing .and couiun c
eron say I hadhcKrdaoound. I have
lathed in my time at theespreeeion
that a mva was all oars in somo mo
meat of danger. Now I understood
what it meant, and for the moment
I feH as if every nerve and fiber in
my body could boar. '
Tea. There was a e cuna a nuuuu i
that ib not ao much new as some
how Btrnnpo a soft, low, ' rurtling
sound tbat was not tbo rustling of
tall bamboos nor tbo sound-t tbo
breoeo in the Junglo grass. My heart
seemed to stand still for a moment,
but it was for a moment only. Then
the swift blood rushed through my
veins in a fiery tide. I felt tbat it
was now or never, and fbat my one
hope of escape toy in the speed of
my msyele. I bad CM tsred myself
that I exwl4 do lrsodcrs on a traok,
but rto raores; track eonjl bare af
forded tip taeitesneut to" exertion
wbieh I bad new. I bent forward.
i strained oaoh nerve and smew to
its utmost toosion, and still eaoh
nerve and fiber saesoed to listen. I
oould bear it srO swift, stoaltby,
nrnel as death, it seemed to flit
throsgb the jungle a sooida soft
tcrrioM m lis
believed, snd I was glad to dismount
for a minute to get tbo seiwanon oi
mn ont of my leg. Tho sun bad
actually gone down ; not even a part
of bis disk could be seen, although a
i tit 1i.r)rnninr brMnrnc scruna mv
""-'" --r " -. ... t , .1.,. i
road wse leading mo. There are a steartny eiiioa-
lot ffeOowa who would bav ymT noi-o.- On, on ! Tbo trackw" down
belies they are neter frightened, bill, and I to"y
For y part I don't bolievo thoni, , ly going it a pod that might bopo
and if I did I should think mighty to outstrip is imrsuur
Utile of them after alL
Onhvone of two things can excuse
a man for never feeling frightened
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,nit cmldmravs streamed 1 the one tbat hebasnevormet with
nnward into the sky at the place bo ; Mrthrmr worth being frightened
had cono down, ahdwing that bo about, and In that ease bed be a
oould not have set more than a min- ; foot to be afraid, and tho other that,,
nteortwo. I know tbat tho radiance ' aUhemgh he tras in danger, bo was
would bo short lived and tbat the j toohig a fool to audersfand it oi
nieht would follow swiftly on the thcr of these was ray position. There
...... i,u-r Whatwasmore. i ws no mistake abont the rtk of
I kbewthat the latrer port of the travHmg that.TO, and I was along
i mssed through a torest way front heisg
track which bad a bad reputation
for tigers not a pleasant refieotioii
after dark on an Indian forest road.
It was useless to give way w
a . ... i a iut tniirii in w
JOBOTIWDAXIKIA" -rlS, "ZZT m both ddes. bat
... l.ii?8P! C,u the descent bepaa the for
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iiniuxm mm inra wbearoiok
winn i bv rii i Li-n
. U, tor M tlWi cia uam.
tn lfibv. so after walking
perhaps 100 yards I roraoantod the
bicycle and prepared to
best of it AsTcg.tboreadkcpt
rn the bieber ground it oontwned
w MWr liebt for the land
sach a fool as to
like the Idea el raaxrag a suTpcr
for a man eatiag tiger. Tea, J was
frigktewed horribly ; frighleaod, I
believe but there was Tim wailing
lite pcrtapv.
Suddenly
on tho right a emmp-of yellow jun
glo grass which shone pale in the
moonlight wayed witha quick movement4-
------
Tbero was a Cash it might have
been tho light from Jiving eyes or
. onjy tho'gwift glancing of tbo moon
lightand a bar'of somethtng dark
shot out xsl tko Jungle with a low,
fierce snarL I crouched together in
voluntarily as if from a blow. rJomo
thing passed' mo. I felt a sudden
warmth on my shoulder, and it was
gone. ,
On, on we rushed, and I board
behind mo ft soft crash among the
bamboo canon on my Irft- Tho tiger
and he bad mfesoa mo.
. . . UMinm than itVaVmAarxt Pallivsn's life pCTBsrsi baA arn-anc;.
f8Df10" ""i irtr-T walking far ; flooendrr. ttnon yrrivaL It hsd Ta five minutes more I dismounted
to be done, so I ettnebed my lecta in the compound in front of ilea
and turned tato the track. It looked OT3rten'sbnnpalow,snd it was Tim's
a good deal darker already, although - own Scarry Toioe tbat soonded so
my intcrtiew hadn't lasted ftte min- stragely distant in my ears as bo
ntes. ' , exclaimed:
The dark shadows looked Mackri , Bedad. Pat, awl I'd almost given
and the narrow track still more nar- ya op. It'a yersclf had tbo divil a
!-t drwwcloser to tbo road on either than it Kad done just before, a own luck to give the tigers the slip.
t . fw hmt the licbt I .widcred ss it truck rao how caily . txtbnnga
a tiger could take tho wholo width I . -
of the road at a bouwl without tho . A aJi Aur.
kMllnirmtnli "Tod ha TO a WCttT exWnSlVO
miiiHH litu ' i
i f.ii. the long, still reflec
tions of tbo forest trees and the quiv
ering shadows east from the
. .v- Krimboos that irtn(ryj
OX (AID m
.k-t f.U more awl more darkly
I ot aooua atn
thioeamicatr Protert rorW ; betro.r j
Wing ram waaitn. wnia " V"r l
It.
and
tired other thooghrs
-,i l t,rrr mrsclf 1 nna another fbrourh rsy Ct
..fJT. . r,TaaIouai;?n a. X rWbed on at mytttlo sev.i TryinocTOacjlt
nurut i - . . .... t v
fancies
wn in Tttxas, haven't you.
roIonolV
ColotMl Alamo Ob. nolJOat
Involuntarily casting
glance that as bcm
ration at the tauglos
r. . a.ji I , -,1 . .. VL-m, hr niwwbat? .
glance that y one o . ---7 sih ' MUmri t-f-
ttd fiord of the mainland I think
Loch Nevis. Tho sight was ourious4
and bewildering. Wo lay in a gorge
of blackness, with only a strip of the
blue moonlit sky overhead. In the
lrk a few lanterns lumped about
the shore, carried by agitated but
ttnseon and soundless persons As I
loaned over the bulwarks Stevenson
was at roysJdde, and he explained to
me that we bad como up this looh
n take awav to Glasgow a largo par
ty of emigrants driven from their
homes tn tho interests of a doer.for-
oat. As ho spoke a black mass oa
oamo visible entering the vessel
Then, as we slipped off shore, the
fact of heir hopeless exile eame
home to these poor fugitives, and
mMtnlT thronch the absolute si
lenca thero rose froth them a wild
kerning and waillug. reverberated
by the cliffs of the loch, and at that
arrange place and hour Infinitely
WMflt Wham I came on deck
next morning, my anaamed friend
was goes. He had put off with the
aogiaeers tovisit some romoto light
ftooss of the Hebrides. "Personal
leVsnorie of Robert Louts Steven
aoB, " by Edmund Gosse, in Contury.
Oberlnc Order.
Ilugh Mo , a aon of tho Kmor-
aid Islo, who had volunteered in the
xt regiment of South Carolina in
fa try, was . stationed onlbe beajjh
t ffatilvsn'a isJsndwilh strlotor-
tfrm to walk between two points and
to let BO otift leswlthout tbo conn
tersign, and that to bo communicated
only In a whiir. Two hours after
ward the corporal with the relief
slseoverod by the moonlight Hugh
p to his waist, in water, tho tide
having sot In since he was posted.
.'Who goes there?" Relief."
"nalt, relief. Advance, corporal,
and rive the evmntrrsign."
Corpora? I am not going In there
to be drownel Come out hero, ana
let me relieve yon,
Hugh Dlvfl a bit! Tholoftenant
towld me not to lave mo post.
OotisttsI Well, tbon. I will leave
yon In the water all night. (Going
a war as he spoke.)
nigh Salt! Ill put a holo in yo
If ye pass without the countersign.
Them's rue orders from tho Unten
ant. (Cocking and kiveSng his gun.)
Ourporsl Confound yon. every
body win Bee it rf 1 bawl it oat to
yotL. .-. . -'
Hugh Yes,' me darling, ml the
lef tenant said it must be given In a
whisper. In with yo; ras fi over's m
the trigger, and roe gun may go off.
The corporal bsd to yield to the
force of the argument and wade In
ta tto faithful sentinel, who, ex
rhfcned : "Do JVtwre, tt well f
com v Tho bloody tide has a'isost
djvuea rja. 'Whlasija PV
it
' Ka. 19 :
Eat Hound ' No. K. Muted.
.- i' llally. IJallr. 1 1
I4v fireenitliorr. 10 Mam IStam lr-
Flon Ci.ii.ko lOHtani IW , . ,
liurlliiKton ....i . 1UM)' ICS
- 'iritham ....;i;....;i 11 ul
HllUhoro J.... 1 itt '
LiiKoinll-... 11 44 Hi,
Kurliaiu .... IStwpnj 114
ArlUleiKU ............ 110 JSJ.
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3riun.n. lt . .
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Ar UolilBloro .........! nuu ISeOpm
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Wet Bound K. SS,- I Mixed
ArOrreaaboro ........... TWpni 8 Mam
- Khiu (?HeseCT........yi.w -S 11 1 4
lllirlliKiton.................... ) 1 m !', 1
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yillfboro. T SIS ' '
riilvcmlly ...;... 6 Jil w
Durham............... ...... ft 16 10 " ..
lv. Itulvla-u .. 410 tot
Mixed '
.- Ex. Sun.
At nIHKh.... 410 IDlSpai -i
Clayton .... .". ... 130 V IS
Selma 154 1 1 ,v
Lv Oold.horo., .. 200 ;
Ki. X and SS make eloe rO'inecUoO
ITnlvuralty to and from ChaoUllill. ., ,
It is well Jcown Hint the parsnip
is Biiffieicntlj"4iar(ly to withstand
Hglit frost, and thiit its flu vol' is hn-
provod by this freezing. Hut this
result is nothing hrorcJharKtho ac
coloration of the ripening prciccssby
tho action of the cold on the sap
cells, and it will happen rall ths
gaihe by keeping the roots in a cool
cellar, so that it is not really desir
able to leave the crop in the ground
to bo frozen, but, on tho contrary
the reverse, for there is riskof oyer
freezing ami injury to tho roots.
n'.t- .e.u.-.t.l .1. - ....... U-
ity ins action oi ine coin, too siarvu
of the sap in the evils, in which
consists in the form or small grains,
is brought into a chemical cbarge
by the combination of water with;
the carlton to an increased propor
tion. This being all lhat is needed
to change starch into sugar. Rut
this effect is oTly a hSWijning of
what would soon be aa-ompftfched
by other means iu the slow ripening
of the .roots, just ns Sa Ihc j:ae with
tho "ripening ot ' fruiU gradually
when stored hi a c placet
It is alwaj-ii wjso to l( sf.fe, nnd,
as these roots left in tho. soil where
they grew might be easily left too
long, ami get InjuicJ by too much
freezing, Ills lbs safest way to get
them into the cellar cr into pits
without delay. New York Times.
THKOI OH 8CIIBD0LB.
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When To Vitcr Horsrt. ;
Always water your horses the first
Uiing in lhetiiorning, and do not
let the water le too cold." If it is
too cold you will probably havo a
case of colic. Water is best when
it is about ten-degrees warmer than
the oowidc air in winter, and as
much cooler in summer. Give the
hay before, the grain, so that 'the
stomach maybe partially filled lc
forc the concentrated food gris into
it BctttTstiljJcd chopped feed.
Mix 'therou id grain with.d.HT. pen
cil hay . ofro.hhr and-givethc
lar.ist fifil at nigiit, when the horse
has .ime to digest it. -- Fat and food,
for ihrtViVusrltw are made, when the
bori-e u at4csti American Agricul
turist -.. " ;;- .
.j
Children Cry to
Pitcher's Castona.
SSLEEPINO CAR 8EBVICB.' 1 ' .
Nn; 97 and ss, WasHlnirton and Soutb
wewtern l.lmltnd. eomiiaed entirely of Pull
man can. : minimum Pullman rale tl 00 1 no
extra fare. Throiiah alceuliiir ear between
r i -..ra ana i. unetm, iora ana
MemnhM. New York end Tamra and- Wah-
ItHTton. AaheAllleaiMl HotHprtusv. Aleecar
rlea Srat-rlaM maca between naalrtniruia
and Jaeaaoavllle. Dlnlnir ear between
4J reena'ajro and Motjt(rroerT.
No. and M. II. H. Kat afalL Pullman
lelln rare hetween New York. Atlanta
and Mnttimerr. and New Tor and Jectr
wmillle. Alao alerplnc car between Chat
kitieand Aaau.ta.
No. IS, eleei.inif ear Greeeaboretn Ralelas. -
Nn. av. 'leeplna ear bUn-tab to (inenaboro.
Thnniirb tlekete en eate at prtncltial .ta
ttoo, to ail point. For rate or lojormatkm
ari lr lo aor fee of the ooropanjr. or to
(WN. i. O'llltlRN.Sutt. Jt dt, Imnvllle,
Va: W. B. urtRH,Supt.Snddlr.Charlotta,
?N. C.: W. A.TI'kK, -n-l Panaenier Ami,
Walnston. Ik t'.: W. H. OHKES. Oenl
- Manager rEaetern, Vtr.i, Weablaaton. U. C
Suljscriljc Utt Ta Gleaxkb, $L
'0 A year in advance. ' '
Oinata. ant Tnvle-Xarka ikialaat, and aB Pa
.a. rnrrorpe
leai bom Ua. laoae
Children Cry for
Wtcfc3i3 Caftorla. "
e-j. oie -a eeearr e)
aa w ' rwm . na: eat im
wrmmm ana a Mar)..
Send moi-i. SrawVna er r, Hb eWrln.
ftoa. We atriK, If ftfteaiaHa er ant. See at
ctarye. Oct V a eaanS few a Monad.
" patir, " Use M im Pkteota." HS
eeaau artaaf att.-er. n oat Cau.aulr.-'
SoaUAnV
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