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VOL XXX.
GRAHAM, N. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1901.
NO. C7
IC3E05SI
If too are nervous and taxed oat
conturasilr vou could have no
clearer warning of the approach
of ssruws female trouble.
Do aot wait until you suffer..
bearable pain before tod seek ti .j
not Ton need Wine of Cardui
now jnst ai moch aJ if the trouble
were more developed and the tor
taring paint of disordered men
struation, bearing down paint,
leaoorrhoea, backache and head
ache were driving yon to the on
failing relief thatWine of Cardui"
tat brought hundred of thonmndt
of women and will bring you.
Wine of Cardui will drive out
all trace of weakness and banish
nervous spells, headache and back
ache and prevent the symptoms
from quickly developing into dan
geroos troubles that will be hard
to check. Secure a 11.00 bottle of
Wine of Cardui today. If your
dealer does not keep it, send the
money to the Ladies'; Advisory
Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine
Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn.and the
imxluriiwt will be tent you. .. .
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: Pmctioes in the courts Alsv-
end Canard counties. -
TRAIL OF THE JAGUAR.
His
Method of Killina Anim.1.
and
Cstching Fish.
The trails of the jaguar are
many, but they nearly all lead to a
nver, for water appears to be more
needful to the tiger than to any oth
er of the cat family. And this is
not that he actually drinks more, so
far as I can learn, but rather be
cause along the waterways he finds
an easy and abundant food in the
river hog, in the small deer that
come down to drink and in the fish
that swim plentifully in all these
streams.
In the Rio de la Plata, just off
Buenos Ayres, is an island where at
one time a number of jaguars lived
and thrived practically on the fish
they caught, for there was nothing
else on the island, id no one ever
heard of their visiting the mainland
because of its settlement and not on
account of the distance to shore, for
the tiger is a strong, bold swimmer
and minds no river of South Amer
ica, not the widest, if he wishes to
reach the opposite bank. He is a
patient, unerring fisherman, watch
ing for long periods from some van
tage point, which may be either a
fallen tree trunk extending into the
stream or at the bank's edge, until
a victim appears, when with a light
ning blow he hurls the fish out on to
the bank or clutches it as it swims
past
While the swampy jungle and the
water courses are his habitat, yet the
jaguar will make incursions upon
dry ground if cattle Or horses or
dogs or poultry offer and river food
happens to be scarce or for the time
being more difficult to secure. I
heard several trustworthy accounts
of cattle and colts killed by the
jaguar, though his ravages are not
so frequent as once they were owing
to his further inland habitat His
method of killing animals of this
size is literally to stalk them up
wind, that.no scent may reach the
victim and then to spring on their
back, fastening teeth and daws in
the neck. With smaller animal.
the jaguar springs for the neck at
once and appears to prefer the hind
quarters to the stomach, which is
left for the vultures that are omni
present in the open country.
The jaguar is a noisier animal
than any other of the feline family,
particularly at night, and roams the
jungle disdainful of lesser beasts in
his manifest superiority. And he
is without doubt absolute ting of
the South American forest There
is literally none to dispute his do
main, none even worthy to do him
homage, for the puma, which is fair
ly plentiful, has as little the cour
age of his convictions in South at
In North America. Uutmg.
MARCUS AUREUUS.
A Stew Who Was Called the
Christian of Pagans.
Marcus Anrelius, who has been
Jlfld the "flower of stoicism and
the "most Christian of pagans," was
born in Borne early in the year 121
A. D. He was brought np by his
grandfather and in 137, at the re
nuest of the Emperor Hadrian, was
adopted by Marcus Titus Antoninus
Was, wno was nor w me mrauo.
TT twimo Caesar in 139 A. D.
About 146 he married Faustina, the
beautiful sister of Lucius Verus,
whn was Caesar with him.
Marcus became emperor along
with Verus in 160 and sole emperor
m tha fetter's death in 168. He
AiaA f illness brought on by ex-
TMsnre in a campaign on March IT,
180A.D. As he was the best man
m.t t,;. Hnu aha was the worst wo
man. Her son, Commoans, iouowou
in her steps, not in his father's.
This emperor-philosopher Tegara
a Hmolf in fact the serv
ant of alL It wss his duty, ha be
lieved, to confront every peril in his
own person, to be foremost in the
hardships of war, most aeepij -mereed
in the art of peace.
He practiced what ne P-
He was one of those wno new u
nothing should be done hastily end
that few crimes were worse than the
waste of time. - .
His "meditations" were composed
only for his own eye and ware jot
ted down ub found time. The first
hook was written while he was actu
ally in the field fighting the Quad,
a tiennan wiue. . , .
From an early age he had been S
atoic, but instead of becoming eynle
JT end caress he softened stoicism
toward others, though not toward
himself. He learned to wora
toden7hinet?
alander, to endure huiw
rrsve wiinow. -
w nar to any
-X7n a letter that r have no W-
or continually to exenos u
2d "rfdinT7dtie. by .Def-
HTZm the be
pagan that ever ayea
ti .. u muse of vaneewver .
prftothePJ-
bers wero entertained aT dinner
.i Yalpara-o by
the
the
the
m niiLi w
4 told Arebibali Mem
of the expedition, ;
aeeds of the w P, .
doctor, being wta
KTFrom than.
IV., who neveFlsHed to point it out
to visitort when he happened to be
ai jvew.
The kingt interest in it first arose
perhaps from the fact that Menzies
had been a shipmate of his. This
historical tree died early in 1893,
ana iu sand, vnich stand the British
climate fairly well, are known by the
name oz monicey puzzle.
Har Parents,
The mother of a young girl re
cently secured a divorce from her
husband and married another man,
tne terms ol the decree providing
that the daughter spend half her
time with her father, who had also
remarried, and half with her moth
er. Meeting a friend of her family
after returning from a visit to one
of her remarried parents, the little
girl was asked "how she spent her
ume nowaaaye."
"WelL" she replied "I spend a
month visiting my father and my
.ul.. fm. v. j. . 41 V
"uh. men uie nut moma i
go on a visit to my mother and my
iauerr uarpers Weekly.
The American Servant.
Sir Philip Burne-Jones gave the
following amusing instance of. the
lengths to which the efforts of
American menials to preserve their
own gentility extend: A Inend of
Sir Philip's asked a waiter on one
of the railways to perform some
service. "No, I can't" was the re
ply. "The other gentleman will at
tend to you," referring to a fellow
servant a few yards ofL The first
waiter then strolled serosa to the
second waiter and was overheard to
say, "There's a man over there
wants you to attend to him!"
Swallow. Attack a Cat.
On the top of a disused chimney
in his hack premises a man in Maid
stone, England, observed a huge cat
endeavoring to teach a swallows'
nest built under a projecting course
of brickwork. The parent buds flew
around the cat, endeavoring to drive
it Kot baing able to do so,
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LPi!" ".
moments with nine other swallows.
These in a compact body charged
tne cat with such force as to almost
dislodge it, and it hurriedly de
scended to a place of safety.
Ivan'a Ad.
"In Moscow," said a traveler, "I
saw a little child crying miserably
one afternoon, lie walked slowly
down one of the principal streets,
and his howls soon brought a big
crowd around him. t
"'What is the matter, my child?
What troubles you r every one ask
ed.
"The boy paused finally. He look
ed st the multitude which had as
sembled. Then, lifting up his voice.
he shouted in a sh nil treble
" 1 am lost Will somebody please
take me home to Ivan iroubetskoy,
the champion clothier of the south
end, who has just got in his new
stock of spring overcoats, suits,
neckties, shirts, hats and umbrellas,
which he will sell cheeper than any
one else in the city? "New York
Tribune. ;
In Mwnoriam.
"Bather handsome young widow,
isn't she r
"She's more than rather hand
some.' I think she is one of the
handsomest women in town." - --
"Too bsd she has such poor taste.'
"I can't agree with you if you
think she has poor taste
"Everrne of her diamonds is
nothimr more than paste." .
. "Oh, that may be sot She prob
ably wears them in memory of her
husband.' He was a billposter.''
St Paul News.
, Not at AH Suitable.
SheXlt
cannot be.
I am not
worthy of you.
He Nonsense!
"It is true too true,- ? '
"Impossible. You sre an angel."
"No. no: yon are wrong. I ant
an idle, silly girL utterly unfit to
become your compaawa ummtn
life." , ' -'
Th'u is madness. What sort of a
wife do yon think I ought to haeP?
"A careful, calculating, practical
woman who can live on your small
WMhst the DMta Hdsk ------',
There is a Ule of a traveler in the
lake district in Engtsnd who, heart
ing that a partioular Tillage was in
winter almost entirely rut off from
the rest of the country by snow, aak
ed bow they manafed to get a doe-
tor if any one was taken iu. "On,
at that season,'' was tne rwy, -fcee
people die nature death 1 .
W a bench of snacis-
the oresidinc testies at
vhich was wQ known oQcer C
Militia, whose nrido in Lie Tigimsat
was the sabjeci i pnhlic eomment,
On iweeiving her sentence she thus
addressed tie bench: "Well, tow
worships, my father was lagjed fer
Bfe, and soy husband is doing tea
rears' "hard,' and I have a brother
and a sister that are two out and
est bad ones, but I thank tho Lard
that made ma that nobody belong
ing to ne was ever connected wf
the jaUiahy T "London Tit-Kia.
at aay wen wB aty
far, feet pare si side
W the Vat as kaep, as
m saw a staadard UfVj. U jwm
Cvwbj are m s the seaadard. ra
xbww tfcer arv aot at tketr fen;
prisonment
rates'
Aetolnj
aartaaaty
LADY JEUNE.
mm mt Culiili tr Wi.n
Tnwam SmMt CrMaa.
Lad Jeune is one of England's fa
tuous women, a reformer whose oot-
spokea opinions have made ber a name
on both sides of the Atlantic Lad
Jeune Is a sodetv critic who writes
from the Inside. Bhe Is one of Lon
don's most successful hostesses, Inde
fatigable with ber pen and In ber love
of entertaining.
She Is the wife of the Right Hon. Sir
Francis Henry Jeune, a Judge of the
high court and a brilliant member of
the English bar. Her first husband
was a qolooel la the English army
The daughter of the late James
Stewart UacKenale, Lady Jeune began
writing in bar early girlhood. She has
published a collection of
nanr imn
titled "Lesser Questions,'' but ber chief
literary work baa been frequent eoo
Mbudoos to leading newspapers and
mags si nee. -.
Lady Jeune is confessedly food of
Americana. They are her frequent
guests at ber country place, ArUngtoo
Manor, at Newbury, Berks, and In ber
delightful London home In Hariey
street The Society of American Wo
rn In London has no better friend
than Lady Jeune, who is the frequent
guest of honor at tbe society's tancn
Lady Jeune Is a trenchant critic who
does aot hesitate to speak ber mind
freely, but ber occasional rebukes to
society have la no way endangered ber
popularity la tne cultured literary and
sodal circles of London.
The Bwlr Tralnlaa
There Is no ' lesson that; mothers
should strive more earnestly to teach
their children than that of self re
straint It is from the lack of self
control, from self indulgence, that all
tbe sorrows and troubles of life are
sure to spring...
Tbe first lesson la self restraint must
be taught very early in hfein fact
within a very few bows of the birth of
roar child, Tbe boy who Is not in
dulged la an hla whims le learning
tea that will aid him te avoid setf
todnlgencns la after life that would be
imprudent and bsrmful, and his char
acter will be ell the nobler for the self
restraint that will become more and
more easy for him to practice as the
years roll by. While yoa are teaching
this lesson te roar caiid- yoa are
strengthening year owe character If
yea are wise and just, and yoa will
ktara to conquer assay nana that nave
neeosoe great through Indulgence for
tbe sake of tbe little one whom yoa so
dearly love.
Do aot let your love, and sympa
thy for yowr little child lead you tats
lndalawnces that will after years
prove bis undoing, but learn to restrain
aim for his ewa good. It Is an old say
ing that aa snseinsh mother makes a
selfish child. There Is a great deal ec
truth to this, and It Is wiser for tne
ether to conquer her own antnlfisn
than to give way to the child
Table Talk. ...
very Wtle while one seas a mass of
dated advtee to mothers, tadadiBg
the charge, "Don't be la a starry," ec,
"Take yeew time la overyttriag yea de
and thus inserts your nerve force,"
eomee at. last to wonder u
tne writers of all this eerie ever un
dertook to take care.ef a family. Did
sack pereooe ever sttenpt to pet brek'
fast for a man wbe elzoply must be at
hat dally work at 7:80s. av.1 Meantime
the baby cried distressingly, and aosse
ec the ether children wbe were dress
ing cbjmered wOdty for beep te find
teas er to have tbetr dotnlng
or battonsd If st was saw Mean
while the leeesaa poeaaod at tne deer,
and the aaflksaaa was late, and there
i cream for coffee, tbe tenet
tbe eoffse boOed over, tbe good
to be lets to bat wwrk, sad-end en, a
things store bb tbe way ef Wa
nt And n these people wno
wrRs se soothingly apoa tbe "dost
berry- senUene wil kindly pat
to tbe pises ef tbe
r
eartata 1
saw and sady thing to do Is to 1
ry, sssrry, hnrry 1
that tbe la
ta
and soda. Caffl yea bare trtod
tills yen wfll set feanse what a affar-
K wll aaabe as Che brtniasjee ef
fhengnt It M not ataH aa snsBeaunaa
thing for wsaien wbe are vary fsaridl-
tter pertanatag as
tbe baaptasT of the basse m perfect er-
ar to pay Bttis er as srtantias to Che
IS taam wwas easy
ere empty er trha tbe wicks when tbay
tt. Laospe asast be aapt par-
fartly ctaaa ea the saatde ae wan as
tbe satalflt If tbrf are te gtve gead
Et sDonilag oey aneaie ae
tbareogmly niahvl and cieeaed eat
essays ea
'saay fiiaitly asp ansa ee
heart and disss isi that
teehanaw.
tt is tbo"snd aw U e'kiritiat
am. If tale is tbe eastern to yea
ante see to at sarssaany
w sarts are takaa eat and boM
as aooa ss flre I. a SiMytrWrn af the
gathering af AjX iCJc. - -
thing th:il tuuxtlie'looUd after. Iloat
of tbe bother wl . lamps to caused by
tbe flnlug up ot t -e small holes la the
gause, thus preventing the free pas
sage of dr. These little boles must be
kept free from accumulations of oil
and dost The "tube for veatilatloa
must also be carefully watched sad
cleaned oat whenever It seems nee
eery. ;
The dirt ui Stor
In furnishing ber room a girl should
bear la mind that quality, aot quan
tity, to the keynote to beauty. She
should decide on a color scheme and
stick to it or If she departs slightly
from tt tot ber go In the right direction
and choose a color which corresponds
well with the main color scheme. Iu
the first place she should sveld top
many personal photographs, half a dos
ea of her dearest friends' photos sad
no more.. Her room should contain at
least one picture beautiful enough-to
raise her to a higher plane whenever
ber eyes fall upon It She should be
cautious to dealing with posters, brle-a-brae
and gewgaws. Simplicity ef
hue and on tune should be ber mala
Idee, striving rather to have a few
good things than a great many inferior
... SnSe War So CI sen Ca '
An experienced chemist says the fol
lowing recipe to warranted to remove
soil and spots from the moot delicate
carpets without injuring them:
Make a suds with a good white soep
and not water and add fuller's earth
to this until tbe consistency of thin
cream is secured. Have plenty of clean
drying cloths,' s small scrubbing brush,
a large sponge and a pall of fresh
water. Put some ef the cleaning mix
ture to a bowl and dip a brush In tt
Brush s small piece of the carpet with
thto, then, wash with the sponge end
cold wstee. Dry as much as possible
with tbe sponge end finally rub with
dry doths. Con tin no this till you are
sore that an tbe carpet to dean, then
let tt dry. Chicago Journal.
la th
Do yea ever pot money to
mouth! Do you ever take the nickel
for carfare between your teeth while
you replace the glove you removed to
search fer tbe ulcketT Did tt ever oc
cur to you what goes Into your mouth
with the nickel 1 Where has the nickel
wandered since It eetae from the mint?
Imagine its Journeys and perhaps you
wont care to thrust It between your
teeth or to bold it hi your lips for even
tbe fraction ef a second. Wbe else has
bold tt is his moots? In whose pocket
It reposed? from what filthy gut-
tor has It bean rescued by s sharp eyed
youngster and who lost it, there
raiisaoipnia inquirer.
Severe headache and colic are fre
quently sttrlbu table soMy to bolting
food. Indeed. It to quite within tbe
bounds ef possibility that tne continu
ous swallowing of Indigestible lumps
of anenewed food may, by the Irritation
tne latter cause, pave the way for can
ear In the stomach. Mot only 4b the
stomach endaagered by the habit of
bolting 0000 food; tbe sppeadtx to slse
Imperiled Appendicitis to very much
common than at used to be, and
aason for. Its prevalence to tbe
hurried swallowing of mimes of aa
asseticstsd food. '.
The only remedy that we know of for
limber neck Is tbe proverWal ounce of
prevention. If we would not loss our
chickens from this cause we must be
watchful 'and aot allow tbe ageociee
that produce tt to gather about as, ssys
a 'Tennessee Poultry man hi Farm and
It to so assy te start it and the
results are se sure to come. Daring a
showery week one July we
a email rooster and could not
find him high or low. Finally we de
cided that be bsd strayed off or been
la one of our yards of breeders
there wss a bswa log about tea feet
long tying near the fence. Tbe skew
ers aad tbe beat continued, and one
evening we noticed several of tbe bene
te that particular yard sitting about la
a peculiar manner, some of them with
tbetr bases ea the ground. Aa Invest
gatioa revealed tbe missing rooster,
dead and feeterlag between tbe tog and
tbe fence, bat tbe hens bsd found Urn
first end ere toot etx ef them end tne
aid cock la the yard with them ae s re
sult ef ear oversight -
la writing on gapes Mr. Tigttutsltr
states as follows: "Kaowmg tbe active
tnflnsaoss ef earbeOe add ea tbe lower
forms ef estates Ufa, I determined to
try tbe effect of tbe auhaletioa la tbe
ttos. I operated ea chicks and tarkeys
several tunas that had suffered severe
ly frees gapes, being always choked by
tbe worms. Each bird was pieced la a
deal has. the epea top being eov-
wtth a doth. Te fumigate I then
placed at sot a dosea drops ef carbolic
add to a eeaan ssstsl ssacsr heated by
I at the bun and pot the
apparatus to tbe latsrler ef tbe box.
Danes white fames seen filled tbe box
ef a i penalty breathed by tbe
The
to ovary
mt af suf ocatioa. They see
ered, however, ea exposals te tbe ah
ead en tbe day following tbe tiwstntoot
ebeat petfauOy free from
af disease." Feathery
pallet tbe follow.
W0 probably be
cleat, ears imsrtesa reaitry
Ict a eatej aaaatity af ettre ed and
gaotty sts alp male the parts. After
ward giro renting feeds, sad If bans
are toe fat radaec the ratten. la cane
tbe egg rsaaet be cxpeOed by tbe as
sort ef tbe body to
as caa be need eta set tojory
and hake tt there balf aa bear er ssere
oats tbe parte are relaxed.' Then an
Jnet en ead eadsster ss seals tbe btfd
by eajafat
er by dflstion of the
!
Whan tbe pallets nee snated te tbetr
stra the seat cocker ahoold be saeted
te tbe aid bene, tiros forming two dV
sf tbe ttaa.-EeU.Ue reaitry
ereraaahtg
Fer tbe egg stead
Which End of You
Is Uppermost?
Br
' ""V VERY stick has two ends.
f Laaaw So has every fact
Jf trait and every action,
. sasw t diversions to find out what the) other end looks Eke. c :
' NOTHING US THE WORLD IS SO nSTTEREST
lNaTO A MAN ASHIS OWN SELF. I goW't'ltoids
man who has an album filled with pictures of himself at different ages
and In different costumes and who declares, with a somewhat brutal
frankness, that it Is to him by far the most interesting collection of
ptigwrnfi the world oould produce. , ,i
Another man, far- from handsome, but very bright, cynically
proclaims that he lives to the glory and for the advancement of
Mephistopheles or Iago or by whatever name you choose to supply
his ml name.
;;.Ki;j.!.f:...-..ri ;rv. -V; v-;v St St H - Vv
' Well then, granted that the most captivating study of mankind
is himself, ' I WILL SUGGEST TO MY FRIENDS PINING
FOR AMUSEMENT ; THE LITTLE GAME OF HUNTING
UP THE OTHER END" OF THEIR OWN PET VIRTUES,
find if they hare any faults or can get tome friend to point out one or
two they may solace themselves by discovering that every f salt has its
alternative virtue. .. -
- For instance, our friend M. L, who lives for his own glory and
advantage, is only the other end of the man who lives to spread
abroad some great discovery and advantage to the world, which be
comes incidentally glory and advantage to himself. '
The "lovely woman who stoops to folly" for love's sake is one
wno V HOLDING THE SCEPTER OF, WOMANHOOD ; BY
THE WRONG END and misusing the noble virtue of love and
elf sacrifice. X The lawyer who sells his gift of eloquence and defends
the criminal who pays him is only holding by the wrong ead that
weapon which it mightier than sword or pen the tongue of the
ready speaker.
- m
When you ran and helped grandmamma up the steps and seated
her so prettily in the easy chair and brought her some tea and waited
upon her, ss she said, "lie an angel,' it was very filial and sweet and
affectionate and dear, wasn't it ? At any rate, you felt yourself very
good while you did it and were not surprised at her praise and pet
ting, but didn't yoa know, in the depths of your deceitful little heart,
that a nice young man wss looking on and that he declares sweet
ness, docility and domesticity a woman's chief est of charms t
' NOW COMES THI tfTTLt OAMK. ' THAT ACTION MAO .TWO
ENDS, ONE OF THEM ALL, ABLOOM WITH THE PAM UUEfi Of
WOMANLY VIRTUE AND THE OTHER CARVED INTO THE SIMILI
TUDE OF A ORINNINO IMF OF FAUEHOOO AND PRETENSE.
WHICH END REALLY WAS UPPERMOST
' A queer thing about this is that very often we see one end of the
staff while the world cries out fit the other. , Did you never find your-;
elf blushing and ashsmod at praise and laudation and popularity be
stowed most lavishly spoil some action which the world considers
very self denying and generous when YOUR OWN CONSCIENCE
told you the motive wss to gain this very laudation or perhaps money
or position or some other price t
: And were you never setonisbed and grieved at finding yourself
ooused of just these same base tnoti res when really you had for
enoe lost sight of tiresome self and been working purely and simply
for other people I V'" :,:r:-':;''''V-'!Z- 1-"
' WELL, IT, WAS IN BOTH CASES BECAUSE THE WORLD OOT
MOLD OF THE WRONO END OF. THE STICK, WHILE YOU KNEW
MORE ACCURATELY WHICH END YOU REALLY MELD.
America Has
Many Women Tochers
- Br Bar. MULBSBT B. CStAY. WsrSea af BrtSasH CiBajs. Bsslial
TT" AM credibly informed try the master of a well known
.; II ondary school in New York that not more than 7 per cent
iL, of the male teachers stay in the profession more than five
' years, and not moiw than ft per cent msJte it their life's vooa
fion. The result is that even in the secondary schools in the does
THERE HAVE BEEN A GRADUAL DWINDLING AND
EJ3ONATI0N 5 OF MEN
HEALTHY PREPONDERANCE OF WOMEN TEACHERS.
' I think that it is not straining point to say that THE PRE
PONDERANCE OF FEMALE TEACHERS in the higher ot
secondary schools I ssy of set
vnAa AN EFFEMINATING EFFECT ON THE
CHARACTER OF AMERICAN BOYHOOD.
There it a tendency for women teachers when dealing with boys
of such advanced age TO INSTILL UNCONSCIOUSLY, NO
iDOHBT, SENTIMENTAL VIEWS OF FACTS rather than to
rwerie the prindplee of eondoct
What Our Navy Should Be
. : Br (be tiea. A. MOnsOSI. Itsrilsrr af tna Mnvr
CHE NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES OUGHT TO
BE A FIRST CLAS3 FIGHTINO MACHLNEL IT
OUGHT TO BE THE : MOST - FORMIDABLE ONE
IN bTtTHTV.XfiK. Its military
watchful ears, and after the proper ships end weapons have been
pnrrided k should U the atady
ships are bandied right . -
, There should be unlimited inanenvwring and tnrf p
the rimnera saav shoot strsirht.
rnnv Tire ADMIRAL DOWN TO THE TAB SHOULD
12 THE ACME -OF CO-OPERATION.
If troubled with a weak digestion
Cmheriaioa ctotnsch and
ver Tablets. They will do yoa
rood. For sale by the J. C Sim-
Drug Co. :
Mr. Flea Hampton, an aged man
who lived on IiUle Horse creek,
Ashejcouoty, fell or was thrown
from his horse on the 15th 1L
snd was k Hied. He was found with
his skull fnctored snd never rertin-
Mrs. (RANK LB LIB
and every truth. So has every
and it is one of the most amusing
Too ,
TEACHER? AND AN WSt-
purpose preponderance and not
from them.
eficieney must receive the most
ef those in charge to see that the
whUe AN ESPRIT DE CORTS
Would not interest yoa if you're
a?
looaior tore rnsrenveen cejva
' KnTPffbal rm t llsnsn II. iu
of Ponder, Mo., writes : VI suffer
ed with an og!r sore for a year, bet
a box ol Bncklen's Arnicn Jve
cored me. It's the beet Salve on
errta. 25c at the J. C tusmocs
Drug Go. 'a.
Spirits.
Good spirits don't all come L -Kentucky.
The main source is 1
liver and all tbe fine spirits f
made in the Blue Grass te'9 coi
not remedy a bad liver or lis hu
dred-end-one ill effects it j . jc
You can't have good spirits and
bad lver at the same time. Y o
liver must, be in fine condi
you would feel buoyant, happy se
hopeful, bright of eye, light of ste
vigorous and guccesslul in your pu
suiL i Yon can put your liver
fines! condition , by , using Greer,
ADgU8t Flower the greatest ot l
medicines for the liver and stomac
and a certain cure for dyspepsia i
indigestion. It has been a favori
household remedy for over tLirt;
five years. August Flower ; w,
make your liver healthy and acti'
and thus insure yoa a liberal sur
of "good Bpirits' Trial size, 2c
regular b ttlea, 75c. ' At all art-
gists.
The Central Chrolina Fair i
Greensboro will -embrace Octob:
11, 12, 13 and 14. It will hat
many attractive features and tt
managers assert that It will be on
of the best fairs ever held sni
where. .
a'en.n-nea'Wsnt ten Ars.Taatma-
When yoa take Grove's Tastlei
Chill Tonic because the formula i
plainly printed on every bott
showing that it is simply Iron an
Quinine in a tasteless form. E
Cure, No Pay. 60c.
The Republican 'executive core
mittoe of the seventh district hi
named L. D. afendenhsIL ot Rai
dolpb, as a candidate for Coegre
to oppose Corigressman Page.
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This time of the yea:
are signals of Warning
TakeTaraxacum Com
Dound ; now.' ?f It ems'
save you a spell of f o
ver. It . will reiu!at
your bowels, set you
liver right, and cun
your indigestion.
A good Tonic.
An honest medicine
Co
MEBANE.
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