Alamance GleaneM.
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VOL; XXXVI.
GRAHAM, N. C, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1910.
NO 22,
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AN OLD ADAGE
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Sickness makes a light purse.
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tenths of all disease.
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ter, thoroughly quickly safely
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The Dairy Industry of the United
States.
v According to the last year book
of the Department of Agriculture
there are 21,720,000 milk cows in
the United States, and these are
worth $702,945,000. The magni
tude of the industry can perhaps
be best understood when, it is
considered that these cows pro
duce yearly about $1,000,000,000
worth of dairy products.
. There is no other branch of
diversified agriculture so impor
tant to the progress of a commun
ity. The fertility of the soil can
best be maintained by the liberal
use of barnyard manure and the
dairy herd not only makes this
possible, but dairying is also more
remunerative than other branches
of farming when properly carried
on. '.
Dairying has made wonderful
progress since the advent of the
modern creamery and the con
sumer of butter has not only been
benefitted by being furnished a
more wholesome and palatable
article of food, but the wife in
the farm home has been relieved
of the drudgery incident to mak
ing butter on the farm. Where
formerly the cream was ripened
and churned into butter under
conditions not conducive to fine
quality in the finished product
and in the majority of cases by
unskilled hands, now the most of
the milk or cream is delivered to
a modern creamery where condi
tions are suited to the purpose of
making butter, and the result
has, been a wonderful improve
ment in the quality of our diary
products. As the quality has im
proved consumption has increas
ed and the progress of dairying
has been remarkable during the
past decade.
: ' The perpetuity of the country's
greatness depends upon increas
ing the production of farm pro
ducts from year to year, a result
Which, not only furnishes our peo
ple with food but maintains the
prospertiy our farming communi
ties. Increase in production can
only -come through improved
methods of agriculture and soil
improvement. When it is con
sidered that the dairy cow is the
foundation for soil improvement
and farming prosperity, her im
portance is best understood, and
interest in her should not be con
fined to her owner. She is an
important factor in the develop
ment and prosperity of our coun
try.
Any lady can get a silvered
'No-Driii" Coffee Strainer by
nrrir.ino' Tir. Shoon. Racine. Wis.
Send no money. Simply ask for
the "Uo-Dnp uoupon privilege,
giving your name and address.
Dr. Snoop will also send free his
new and very interesting little
book 1 describing Dr. Shoop's
iToftlrh f!offftfl. Health Coffee is
such a close imitation of real Cof
fee, that it requires an expert to
tell. the difference. And neither
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taste is exceedinely gratifying.
No tedious boiling either. "Made
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Mr. Whitehead Kluttz, of Salia-
t.r Trriiiia.nt vounir orator.
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delivered the 4tb of July oration
at Asbury Park, N. J., Monday a
Wek and received a great ovation.
waa introduced Dy uov. run,
New Jersey, and at the close of
. ,1mm was followed by a
neat demonstration in hie honor.
received a numoer oi mvu
n. ts. deliver addresses in
uvmw
Northern and Western States.
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than
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faltering
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Four negroes o neia "
street car la Atlanta i. -ij
killed the motonnaa and robbed
A MILE IN THE AIR.
Boy Aviator Smashed All Records at
Atlantic City.
Atlantic City, July ). Soaring
one and one-.sixtli miles high
aoovo the ocean off the shores of
the famous summer resort, Wal
ter Brookins, the 22-year-old Day
ton aviator, in his eagle-like
Wright biplane late this after
noon smashed all existing world's
altitude flight records.
Gradually circling upward in
great three mile wide sweeps
which carried him over the heart
of Atlancic City as well as the
ocean, he reached the highest al
titude of G,100 feet in the phe
nomenal time of 50 minutes. lie
made his descent in 7 minutes
and at an altitude of 4,200 feet
shut off his motor and glided to
the earth like a bird.
When he landed he was obliged
to fight his way through
the crowds by physical exertion.
The 150,000 people who witnessed
the feat are simply wild with en
thusiasm to-nigh, and an im
mense crowd is gathered in front
of the Chalefonte, where the dar
ing young aviator stops. He
scarcely dares to venturo oufor
fear of the strenuous reception
which awaits him.
About four o'clock this after
noon, Brookins, despite a high
wind, notified the committee that
he would attempt the flight for
the $5,000 purse.
When Brookins bad been in
the air 3H minutes he reached the
estimated altitude of 4,300 feet.
At this height the aeroplane be
gan to look like a small kite.
The sun had been shining full
when he' started, but when he
reached 5,300 feet, forty-two min
utes after he had left the ground,
the sun had dropped behind the
meadows west of Atlantic City.
At the altitude of 5,080 feet,
when Brookins had been in the
air for 52 minutes it was necessa
ry to follow the movements of the
craft intently to identify the
minute speck which wheeled
eagle-like on the aerial heights.
When the aeroplane had reached
its ultimate pinacle of 6,100 feet,
even Roy Knabenshue, the mana
ger sf the Wright aviators could
not discern whether the craft was
rising or falling.
Sudden Death of Ex-Congressman
Atwafer.
Ex-Congressman John W. At
water dropped dead, Monday,
July 4, while plowing on his farm
in Chatham county. He was in
his 70th year and hia wife and
four children survive.
Mr. Atwater was prominent as
member of the Farmers' Alliance
and was twice & Stale Senator
from his conuty, first as an Alli
ance Democrat and then as a Pop
ulist. He was elected to Con
gress from the fourth district as a
populist in 1896, but was inde
pendent during his term of ser
vice, so much so that many Dem
ocrats favored renominating bim.
He was a candidate before the
Democratic convention in 1898
but was'defeated by E. W. Poo.
His retirement from Congress
marked the end of his public ea
rner, Belief la SU Haara.
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Dr. B. C. Hyde, convicted of
poisoning Col. Tbos. IL Swope,
millionaire philanthropist and a
relative of hi wife, waa sentenc
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. -.. u TriMdav a week.
Hyde was convicted some time
ago and since then application
for a new trial was pending. The
cans was appealed. -
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Three New Justices.
Charlotte Observer.
It appears to be considered
probable that Gov. Hughes, who
has already been appointed and
confirmed as an Associate Justic
will succeed the late Chief Justice
Fuller. The only hindrance con
sist in possible unwillingness to ap
point an outsider over the present
justices' headd a special appoint
ment, however, which was made
when Mr. Fuller became Chief
Justice and throughout the courts
history has been made more often
than not. It is understood that
Mr. Lloyd W. Bowers of Chicago,
pow-solicitor general of the De
partment of Justice, may either
succeed Mr. Hughes as an Asso
ciate Justice or may become Chief
Justice himself. In succession to
Justice Moody, whose retirement
because of disability has been
specially authorized by Congress
and is expected soon, a Democra
tic companion for Justices White
and Lurton one, the last of the
Cleveland appointees and the
other the first of Mr. Taft's
seems not improbable. The
court's present impairment by
reason of death and disability has
already been noted in these col
ums. With gratifying certainty
that the appointive power is fully
competent, we await the moment
when a full and reasonably vigo
rous bench will determine some
questions whose continued pen
dency unsettled handicaps na
tional prosperity. . "
Outran the Train.
Greensboro News.
Yesterday afternoon wh6n G.S.
Bradshaw arrived in the city from
a trip to Thomasville, Tie was
greatly surprised at being greeted
by a friend whom he had bid en
goodbye when he boarded the
train for Greensboro. In; factj
Mr Bradshaw was half way mys
tifiea at first, for he knew that his
fi iend k-new ndthing of aeronauti-
stunts and he did hot even
take into consideration the fact
that he was an expert automobilist
Mr. Bradshaw, with Mr. Cham
blee, had gone pver to Thomas
ville in the early afternoon, in a
machine, bnt, on account of the
threatening storm,, he decided to
return on the evening train, leav
ing Mr. Chambloe to return by
himself in the machine. It waa
none other than this same gentle
man who greeted Mr. Bradshaw
when he alighted from- 46. ' No
wonder the colonel felt a little
surprise for the train made good
time, arrivbig a few minutes
ahead of its schedule. ; Mr.
Chamblee, with the automobile,
outran the train.
A Frightful Wreck
of train, automobile or buggy
may cause cuts, Drnisee, aora
sions, sprains or wounds that de
mand Bucklen's Arnica Salve
earth's greatest healer. . Quick
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Vnr hnrnH boils, sores of all kinda.
eczema, chapped hands and lips,
sore eyes or corns, ita sapseme.
Surest pile cure. . 25c at Graham
Drug Co.
Strange as it may seem, horse
cars are still in hse on some lines
in New York city, bnt they are to
be displaced in the fall by storage
battery cars. ' ' V
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ruivrinnri; No oiea now ever taste
so good, what's changed? the pies?
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Your digestion is poor ana yoa
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At Chester,. S. C, July 2nd
Ilenrv MeMasters. a colored boy
about IS years old, and his sister,
aged 10, 'quarreled as to who
shooid have the last biscuit on toe
olate. As a result the boy cot a
hot rn and discharged both
barrels at the girl's breast, killing
her instantly.
tSa rammer coarse of the Na
tional Religious Training School
and ChaUnqna for wis uoiorea
nr was owned at Durham
Tuesday a week with an addrets
t,r inAsrc IMtchard who advocat
ed agricultural training for the
Only 13 Confederates Left in Con
gress. Washington Dlspaloe.
The death of Senator Daniel, of
Virginia, and Senator McEnery,
of Louisiana, leaves but 13 former
Confederate soldiers in Congress.
They are Senators Bankhead and
Johnston, of Alabama; Senator
Bacon, of Georgia ; Senator Money,
of Mississippi, and Represents
tivea Talhptt, of Maryland ; Rich
ardson and Taylor, of Alabama;
Rucker, of Colorado; Livingston
of Georgia; Spight,of Mississippi;
Gordon, of Tennessee, and Lamb,
of Virginia. Senator Taliaferro,
of Florida, who has been defeated
for re-election, was also In the
Confederate service. Senator
Tillman quit school in July, 18G4,
to join the Confederate army, but
was stricken "with illness which
caused the loss of his eye and kept
him an invalid for two years.
The East India Cotton Crop.
The East Indian cotton crop for
the rgricultural year 1909-10 will
be 4,502,000 bales an increase
of 911,000 bales over last years
yield, according , to the final
memorandum of the East Indian,
government, submitted to the
State Department by the United
States vice consul, A. D. Jackson,
Madras.
The total area under cotton in
the territories of East India this
year is 20,228,000 acres, a net in
crease of 228,000 acres over last
year. This area is about CO per
cent, of the area planted in the
United States, which according to
the last government report was
estimated at 33, 196,000 acres.
Largest Shark Ever Caught'
Wide World Magaxina. r V
A monster shark of the man-
eating variety has been captnred
and killed in San Pedro Bay, Cal
ifornia, by two Greek fishermen.
This creature is , claimed to be,
without exception, the largest
shark that has ever been caught.
After being killed and drawn out
on the beach, the monster weigh
ed fourteen thousand pounds. It
measured 32 feet from tip to tip,
and the circumference of the body
just forward of the huge dorsal
fin measured fifteen feet. Across
the fearful month, horizontally,
when opened, it was two and a
half feet, while from the tip of
the snout to the point of the low
er jaw was three and a half feet.
While the two men were engag
ed in fishing, this shark became
entangled in the immense netting,
soma fifteen' hundred feet long.
At first the -monster cot the net
ting Into strips, bnt could not ex
tricate Itself. The more franti
cally it strove to escape, the more
the shark became enmeshed. The
strings and strong netting were
wonnd around ' and around ita
gills during the creature's farious
efforts to get away, until finally
the powerful monster was held
fast, a hopeless prisoner. IU
anger know no bounds, and the
sea was lashed into foam by its
struggles to escape. Therhfollow
ed a lon and desperate combat
between the finny prisoner and
the - two resolute captors. The
fight was waged furious'y for
more than an hour, daring which
time the men .had many narrow
escapes from the fearful jaws of
the monster, which bad to be har
pooned many times before It was
killed. Finally the creature gave
ap the ghost, and was later, with
great difficulty, stranded.
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Fever Sores, Itch and all Skin Ir
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Graham Prog Co.
Former President Roosevelt, an
intimate friend of the late Joel
Chandler Harria, will go to Atlan
ta October 8 to deliver aa address
under the aospieea of the Uncle
Remoa Memorial Aatociatloo.
Former United States Senator
Thoa. B. Torley, of Tenaeasee,
died, July 1st, at his bom ia
Memphis, aged. He aoeeeedea
Isham G. Harris la the Senate.
Suit against the Cumberland
Telephone Company for f 1,
900,000 waa filed, ia tha Circuit
Court at Bomeville, Miaa., a few
davsaito by TT- P- Shlnault,
special attorney for tte8tate of
MissiasippL Tha charges are for
violation of tha State anti-tnut
law and discriminating against
anbrriber.
A One-Round Fight.
Homely Philosophy of "Juatlre John" ol
Richmond.
Charlotte Obaerver.
One of the most cherished insti
tutions of Richmond is the police
court presided over by Justice
John Crutchfield. So admirable
has been the record of this tri
bunal that iu every county in
Virginia, and widely throughout
neighboring CoramonwealthSrJus
tice John is a name to encourage
the law-abiding and to stricke ter
ror into the heart of the malefac
tor, be he of great wealth or of
none at all." In addition to the
even-handed dispensing of justice,
this particular court occasionally
improves .the opportunity to give
the habitues of its sessions a
"straight talk" froin the bench.
Few of these deliverances fail to
tako rank as classics, and one de
livered last Tuesday morning is
unsurpased in the whole series.
The exciting cause of the re
marks was the docket's congested
state owing to numerous small
battles following the "fight of the
century" at Reno. "You niggers
might as well rocognize that I am
here," said Justice John. "There
is just one round and one side of
fight in this court and it is a
cinch to name the winner. When
you get out on the streets and
a fight just remember that I am
going to referee the mill the next
morning and you are going to lose
the decision just as sure as you
have a kinky head and a shiny
eye. A white man who will fight
with a nigger is almost as good as
a nigger and when I get any of
that ilk before me I am goiug to
treat him accordingly."
The tenor of the paragraph
quoted, considered in the light of
the court's record, renders it ex
tremely imprjbablo that there
will be any noticeable race trouble
in the former capital of the Con
federacy, at least while Justice
John is spared to continue busi
ness at the old stand.
Waste Paper.
Wlnalon-Salam Journal,
With the jrradaal but ever in
creasing price of all qualities of
paper, the nation is confronted
with a problem that means the
saving of forests, - if waste paper
is collected and used to advan
tage. There is no more needless
extravagance than that involved
in scattering waste paper. 1 his
Daner if gathered together may be
used in making more paper, or
may be used to commercial ad
vantage. Many cities are begin
ning to realize this great waste
which may be avoided and saved
to the advantage of the city. The
gathering of waste paper and bal
ing the same has been profitable
to a number of cities and would be
worth a trial In Winston-Salem.
The country Is being flooded with
phamphlets which go straight to
the waste basket. Save tbia
waste paper and you will help the
great conservation problem.
Wark ft Hoaraa Day.
ThA bnateat little thin mi ever
mado are Dr. Kintr's New Life
Pills. Every pill isa sugar-coated
globule of health, that changes
weakness into strength, languor
into energy, brain-fag into mental
power; curing Constipation, iieau
ache. Chills, Dyspepsia, Malaria.
ISO at Graham Drug Co.
McKinley Myers, a 13-year-old
boy of Winston-Salem, was killed
in aa anasaal manner last Satur
day a week. He employed aa a
water carrier at one of the con-
stroction camps of the Soath
boaal railroad. .Saturday be
crawled Into aa empty car used
for hauling dirt and went to
sleep The car was moved to an
other location and filled with dirt
without the boy being seen, audit
was not until the ear of dirt waa
emptied on a fill that his dead
body waa discovered.
At Charleston, Mo, 3rdinsU,
two negroes were lynched for the
murder of Wm. Fox, a planter of
MiasLa-ippi county. Mo. They
were taken from the county jail
by a large crowd of citizens, who
broke down the doors with sledge
hammers la broad day-light. Fox
was shot in tha back whOe riding
la hia wagon. .
A mort of a big money fin I
comes from Laurel, DeL Asbury
Hammond, a farmer, is the alleg
ed luckv man who ia said to have
dog $32,000 in gold and silver coin
out of an oil grave on t: i .
Coins of Old Branch Mint's, Including
Charlotte's.
Washington Herald.
Harold U. Boogher of Philadel
phia, an enthusiastic coin collec
tor, who was seen at the Relaigh,
iu speaking of his hobby, said re
cently: "The mint mark collectors
are growing in number among the
coin collectors, iu this country.
The genuine coin collector, those
who collect the coins of all periods
and of all countries, who value a
coin rather for its historical sig
nificance than its scarcity, are in
clined to look with indifference
upon them. Nevertheless, as a
lesult of their activity, the mint
mark collectors have given new
value -to certain coins of recent
issue.
"The desire of the collector of
mint marks," continued Mr.
Boogher, "is to possess a speci
men of every coin of a certain
denomination that has been struck
at all the different mints,
although the coins are exactly
alike with the exception of the
little mint mark.
"Of branch mints there have
been five Charlotte, N. C. ;
Dahlonega, Ga. ; New Orleans,
Carson City, Nev., and San Fran-
cisco in addition to the parent
mint at Philadelpia. The first
used the letter 'C,' the second
'D,' the third 'O,' the fourth CC,'
the fifth Z The coins ef the
Philadelphia mint are distinguish
ed from the others by the fact
that they bear no letter.
"The first of the branch mints
was the oue at Charlotte, near
which place gold was discovered
in the United States ib 1799. The
last branch mint to be put in
operation is that at Denver,
which now uses the mint letter
'D.f The Dahlonega mint, which
formerly nsed this letter, was
abandoned many years ago. It is
only of recent years that Interest
has been taken iu the collection
of mint marks, Now at a coin
auction it is not a rare thing to
see the most spirited bidding un
expectedly develop when the auc
tioneer offers a coin of very mod
ern date aud of apparently small
value. But investigation will
show that the coveted coin bears
a mark which means much to the
collector trying to complete his
series."
"U Lift- Worth Mating."
Mm. Mollio McRaucy, Prentiss
Miss., writes that sho had a sev
ere case of kidney and bladder
trouble, and that - four bottles of
Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her
sound and well. She has tried
several other kidney medicines
and had been treated for three
months by physicians, but got no
benefit until she took Foley's Kid
ney Remedy, and she closes her
letter by saying, "I heartily rec
ommend Foley's Kidney Remedy
to any sufferer of kidney disease.
It saved my life." Foley's Kid
ney Remedy will cure any case of
kidney and bladder trouble not
beyond the reach of medicine.
No medicine can no moro. Sold
by all druggist.
A fire which did damage
amountiug to approximately 300
000 destroyed sixty buildings,
made 30 families homeless and
wiped out the business section of
Benton, Columbia county, Pa.,
occurred Monday a week. An
exploding fire-cracker thrown
among the straw in tho barn of
George Crowley was the cause of
the fire.
AU tire rooms of the White
House will be accessible to the
public daring the summer, for
the first time ia many yeus. Be
fore leaving Washington for Ms
summer home President Taft
gave instructions that the build
ing should be thrown wide open.
As a rule, only the publio recep
tioo rooms are shown to visitors.
Anrelo Hamilton, convicted of
murdering Mrs. Sallie B. Hix at
Lynchbury, Jane 13th, 1909, waa
Dut to death in the electric chair
In the SUte penitentiary at Rich
mond, Va., Friday morning a
week. Hamilton 'a body was tak
en to his former home at Durham,
N. C, by his widow for burial.
Hamilton's was infatuated with
Mrs. Hix and shot her because of
jealousy. A desperate effort was
made to save hia life and he was
several times reprieved. ,
.BTOnXA.
laaaa t us urn m r i
( Us Ul 1m mu
Do You Get Up aaX
With a Lame Caci?
Kidney Trouble Hakes Yoa ESsaratle,
Almort trronelaiowaof DivKfljner'a ,
Swamp-Root, the great kidney, lirer and
i caaae of iu remark
J tVT! Hi able&eaiuifeetoraic
MM
every wim is rer
coming rhenmatiam,
pain in the back, kid
ney a, liver,: bladder
and every part of tho -Urinary
footage. It
cotrocw umbuitr to
hold water and scalding pais fatfanaingit,
or bad effectj following aae of liqaor, wine 1
or beer, and overceoaea'tlatt sajilMaaiit -necessity
of being conrpcUed to go often ,
through the day, and to get up many
times daring the night., s :( , - r
SwsmD-KOOt is not recowraended for
everything bat if yoa have kidney, fiver
or bladder trouble, it will be found lost ' -the
remedy yon need. It baa been thor
oughly teated in priTate practice, and haa
proved so auceesafol that pacial ar
rangement has been made by which all
readera of this paper, who have not nl- -ready
tried it. may have a sample bottle
tent free by maO, also a book, telling
more a boat Swamn-Boot. and how to
una out u you nave jch
neyOT bladder trouble.
When writingmention j
reading thia generous I
oHer in una paper ana I
end toot adareae to.
V inmirrr or. vni ' mm . .
Slnirhamton.N.V. Tha resnlar nitv-cent
and one-dollar sue ootuea mrm mom- vj -all
drnggiata. Don't maks any miatako ,
bnt remember the name, Swamp-Root,
TV. Kiltner'a RwaimvRoot. and the ed
drea,BiBghiuBto.Ym
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OFFICE in SIMMONS BUILDING
P3i
ucoBA. LOxa. J. xurxa Lowe.
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Attorney and ConnMmlorm at Zmvw
' OSAHAH, K. 1 1. 'S '
T, S O OOIZ,
Attornoy-at- Law
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Offloa Pattarasa Building
Seoond Floor. . . . .
loan Usa r Urn en. . W. r. Brava, Jn
BNUM &BYNUM,
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tBXNBBORO, a U '
Praalea regalarlr la the ooartt of ' Ahw
AMceeonair. , Aag.t,Siy
.iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiinui.
o
Hi
e adaches!
This time of the year
are si gnals of war nine.
Take Taraxacum Com
pound now. It may
av9 you a spell of fe-
iemem
ver. ii win reguKtiu i
vour bowels, set vour ,
liver rightL and cure -
your indigestion. -A
good Tonic. , -An
honest medicine
araxacum
MEBANE.
, N. C.
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easily ruined if not properly $ - '
when being aiarpenL II i
them sharpened rULt and rr & ii t
rat aa good aa sew pre r -i at '.
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ax to a prnJ-knifs. C. -
ate. B. N. Tciji-. - m.
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It -
'j at Thb
r N.C.
the eondnetof, bve o
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UTicn-l to death.