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AbsolutelyPure,
; Tli powderever .yaries.'. Amiftrvel of
puritr, streaj tk v iwd bleomene8.
More'economieail tkthe4iryki
4i nd cannot be sold jjm" competition - with.
'4he.mttltHnd ! lgwi test, flhrt. eyjht
ailutn or phdspiuite poffdeTS-bOuy ol.x;
is cans. -vKer.BAyo Powdke Cjl
- i . ' " -lOff Wall SUN. Yi
Methodist Be. A., MeCallewaftec
services . everv- Saadav aoruiBw and
nigW.-frayer meetiag ewrj Wedneaday.
.UItfadayaebrtVkAt
tor. i gervwes lt and 3rd Sandafauieaehi
month, nioraitg and nigh. Prayer eefrr
a nge verj,Tkiraday aigkt; sSaay Seaool
4 9 o'clock. A, 3f j v'.iv:- .-tSlf i
UAtoa-OMEllis ? :'j;?f . -"
.EgertonJ.-J. Barrow, JL A. Thviaasi !
Jo5STABLeIU D. Pinneil. - t f: t 1
Brd meeta Friday befare-fiwt lt4ay
4 a each montiti ' ..- ' . v.'.- J
. FB ANKLIN ; CJOIIKTY ,T C
Co'k3CisusES (i A Nash'i h'mn., S.
J. rudtto, B. S. Fa.ter, F. 1 Pkre, W.
it iiu- - r
Superior 3ert Clerk A: V-j Pieec;
Regiatr of Deeds B. KJJullopk.
Slieriff-r-ll. C. Kearaey. ' , -s - v
Tr.- i rer It- P. CUUuu - - ll .'
S.iijir'uitenlefls af Faklic Iattetii--
-J. JfrilarriA .
Keeper For House W. PiaaelL
Scp't of HBALTn DrE. S. Fwrtec
jjc) A.B O F ED UCATI03L x
Geo. S. Bitkec, Chairutaa,
K. (i. Cony-e . :
N.YXJalley- t- -- '
N. llama, fteereUiy. .'. .:.
The SapriBteudeuf wlH lie im Jjsm's
'burgon the second Thnfsday f FIv
uary. April, July, September. Oeto-i
r aul December, and remain for
thro ! da va, if neees"y. far the . p'!-:
jiae of vxatuinia airatato . teaeh
ii the puUieekolsj4FranklUi Cotm-
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
Jg B. MASSES UBG.
ATTORNEY AT LAWf
c ft 1"td'triStfBtftf c.t
" Office in the Cowrt Hease.
AllLbiisinesa put in my hande wut
areceiyeiarenat aitetioaw's- y?f
O.
M.0OUKU.
a fT' r and JQU J5SEL LOB at IAW,
LOUISBUK6, FRA.KKLIN CO., NC.
11 attend the ; tieurts) tit ZNaSh,
Crank in, r. Crrniivitte, CWarrea, and
Viike G ounties : alee 'Vke 'pieme
Court of North CaroHfra, and the U
S. Circuit and District 5ourti2Ji
U. JvE MALONK
'Jit, " . V f
Office 2 doors . below Tormao ft
iCiHjke's Drug 3tere adJoinutgDc-tSu
? .y A ,i .!
E W TlMBERLAKE,
-ATTORNEY AT 'LAW
: . "z 'ijQmsBTOQiwrcrff
: Office i he Ceeii House
..CI?
; .-
.,-.-r--.
v rATrj CP-zotti omp
DayZ61Iicotier:T
: 'ATT0UNEY5 AT LAW.
.; . HDEiasoji HZ
T'raCfiee iMhe courts o,;Frahkiinv
V anccGtanville,: Halitax, and Ifforth-narapton-and
the Supreme aad Fed
ieral coarts'of the State' & hfK-v
TVTEEDHAM Y. GULLEY,
?
; -;v:'il"t,-ifef 'rl-hlapocketi yOu must be i & ' person
: I J S4511 j? 8 s pf very low In t;ll ience , f : r
A MINT AS TO .WOMENSI WA-
nil ;-pr.y..n.
j rTwO' pr$nt,. .recently; coniinz
nome irora worK in.tne nse-car.
Were overheard to hold the follow-'
irJrst Printer: How'sJ yomr; pf-
ficci? v.AU: union area?
is1
6econd Priaters Ko-i-all orta
We like our pay nd hours and joiL.
our ofSeel
4Tirsis!-'asay all sbrls. Do
you meaiv umv luurts .uru auy . wiw
jecondV:'':Ye8; there aro several
I ; lret: Any
-the union? '
of them belong to
-j
; Second: I don't know: -about
'.that, but: I think. they ought to. ,
j vFirsl: ir How's that?
! J Second: ' GoocL gracious! jlron't
!youv thidk they ought to get as
iuuch for a. thousand ems as we do?
. .... t. . . .- . 1
First Oh! I don't know.I suik.
they oughtitdi If they Ido-as-!
: Socood:! ?hey doi Well asineo
you' bet. - But not only thatcaa! ti
you seolhat if womcu a4i golog. to
get les wages. tiaa men We must'
alt unite' and see thai they getjust
as inuch everv timerr Tv !- lit i
lFiretWhy?trt
iisecona: well, i simuia say tna
H wereleep JJo you" want
-6men 'dIvingSjus meTtprhUers
kll out of- wprk?lAttd ifthey work-
cheapert;;won't everybody, be for
iinDtoylng thrn? Di -'ypu suppose
kny rnian is gein tohiw araaci' for
$2.00 when he.caa getl a womarx
Who wiildo tfaework just aV-well
.First; Sure enough.
Second: - I should say- that it
wassure enough 'i X-tell Hrbu we
su4iatJfiin-logether ,aud , see that
woineu-' are paid just as much as.
men, or else they'll drive us out of
rtie Dusmess.
".VI
TIie. mills of - the gods1 grind
slowly; but thy Igrlnd- exeedlug
small." ' - - - ?-
Xt i becoming- more : ana more
patent everyjday that the very ne
cessities of the ease are going to
make women Hie care of men in
the Watt er of wrages. Men have
been driven very largely out of the
Reaching in .the: common sehools,
at least In the northern states, by
the' cheaber suddIv lot, women.
: ' " 7 . m i
Hen hive not : minded this tery
1' much." ; Schoolteaching is drugery,
and, though it is in many respects
thenoblebt avocation . to"; which a
human being can devote , himself,
men have not seriously 'grumbled
of beiog turned put of the field. :
But when women; fairlyU: en tew
th irarfps and. hlerhpr nrofpssiofts.'
. 8 well-efluippedearnesti high-mind
' I . i htn vt mv . lnrtk our. -. for s
gofid eal of interesting history.- .
.She has only begun as yet, but
men are already .coming i to see inteii.g nt tnose are wuogive ex-i.-iVi-
j i---''.? ' H.A'm.ni.lM'-1 pressitin tosuch sympathy, the greater
that, in order to save themselves,,. e5r te .,l),uJ JH4-Jtt-toe -more
they must see that womon 1 fare as
14iey 4o themselves. " , .
In shbrtmen are coming slowly
tcf percieve that the two great' di
visions of the human race -are one
in ,4. there : interests, 4. their rights,
their aims; that what hurts women
hurts Hlw$6lef;to
np women ;utir jiplJ-; IJ"
It will be a great thirig" when
ihe ;equal . pay ; questions iare set
: tied; but how mneh ? greater when
ever mother in 'the land ' is an ed
;2teai$i wonien! .' It'ls-; eyemore
ineeessary -that equal -endowments
should belong ;to thevfather ahd
mother in a home, thari.that ;'equal
pay should belong to meiv-printers,
and women-printers. ' "
HE COULD NOT HAVE BEEN
KILLED EITHER.
til if
' Kentucky Coronor (sarcastically)
to witness) You say ' that a quart
bottle full,bf whiskey: was found
in the pockets, and yet you think
the1 unfortunate man. .committed
Wctaet9
TJ Witness--Yesf sir., -V-?ii-' S: f
; Kentucky Ckroner-WelI if you
think that anybody would commit
suicide with a quart :of . whiskey in
f,Domocracr6traightout; w '. good i f Madame1 Mbnt-c:. , " who' jj,sw .Y11
eiokVfoWse,'itti4;wiUli)rbTe d'iediQ Iaria'!tt thefctl :Ufthe! jcept afrUgeble da;' She W
to he good enough la, town ym tbsi Xf jKtn 'XodLj'. 1 .lippe,' ' ,e1,?t",, ... . iv'
ment. liave trlid it lif fatouad passeii her one hundred ca J: elev-J : . wA,-,-. ... , i
Ve agtee tritb rthe Raleigh Chronv
cUltatahe Slate Pemteiwyii'a:
nu:8Uoce to good peopte aad ',luirIen-
i.?rae toiaxrpfije rSeivThe jhippin2
r px8 tls far .betUr. than a penitentiary,
where thief cs and ecoundrels are fed
and jEattau&l-T-C har!ptU.i0emo1aU"
-.The public toad of the Stale .will
be worked by.taxatloa- it! ilesa than j
ten years; we believe. i xuat is tne
only .way ta work'lhe roada,; " Let a
wheel i&x? be Icried for the
pur-
po e of wbrkins? the roads,
we
say.'
We sliall elaborate this subject iu the
future .Wilson Advance. " ' .'f.
f -Men w ho ' haw -beea nneompro-
mising la their hatred of Deinocracyj I
ho believed 7: Bepublicanism: I
'i rr m I
Godj begin new; U see thatYtherej ie 1
gooa uie pancxpieaauyocawa oy. I
S.?rtTWrH r.W; I
i.n aas bcen wen v .wtetrbeart
coutent and now;after tw6 years i of
Democratio rule, they can ' compare
the two :aud give In theh verdict. It
in the Democratic party, a' parly that
desircti honesty , in its adminialra
jlion of its affairs ; that is' opposed to
rascality and its nog that - demands
Vqiud jasUceVtO all ; that makes the
South of to-day what she is. : a
Southern man fu-1 to the breeze of
anyother banner ? 'Can . a laboring
man who Uunki..who sees the olesa-
ings are conferred upon him,,. iu. the
development of on t industries, Md-b-eate
any-dthgr ? ' Ve tliink not , for
it is sureTy the laboring man's part."
Fa velte viae Observer.
Way doesn't the President convene
c ngr s. to repai tne Inter- t .te
Coium t e bi.l, the most tlaugercius act
ever iis-d by airy, legislative body
in tfiia : country? Scotland Keck
D-snioerat. - . .
' One of . the l iws A'.itlDrizes thj
State to pay house rent . for. the s Gov
ernor, and f'irnisli Ileitis an 1 fael,
Thai's a,n iight, 'as ' the,- Governor's
aaUry cau't be raised daring his term
of otB . tThe Go v-iruor's salary ",s
fixed by law; Ui S3,0Od: "' The Legisia.
are took a short way - to raise it to
about (3 700, The Tact is, th Gov
ernor O'jght to receive a salary of
$0,000, buti.o Palace to live in- and
be aunoyod with- company,'. Char-,
lotte DcmjeraL-
t Men are put in tl peniteiitlaty to
be punished f r theit .crimes. , Tlie
thlev 'and in urdarcrs and oiher
criiniaals of the hiu i arc .coo fined to
hard Labor,' not to. be prayed t over , or
teated with. For the protection of
society thia isdone7 tWo have no"bl-"
jeetion to any ret'orinaiory measures
that may be undertaken : for theur re
' cJamation in a religious way, ' but we
should, as i it'zena of North Garoliria,
seriously -J object to ' anything that
tenda to promote' Hot orj interfere
With penalties." sympatay. with not-
j ouS convicts is nothing more or . lea
than highly c:iminal. And the more
: their respo;
iignry resuiw to the -vmore ignomnt
outride our prison Nor is thi s any
the less deplorable and despicable be
cause of the use of thei matter thai
may bo made by corrupt politicians.
S far as the late outbieak at the pen-
itentury is concerned,,- wo may say
thai the authorities acted mildly too
mildiv. ,Wa. faar. :bad disnosilion.
iwas encpuragoa Cunvveti-areti oe
pfeuisoeu nos xeu. uuui uiey aroaices
and fat, and thus encouraged to'.diatm
bey those. in anthorit ji-UaleighBer.
cordei ; tj'ft-i.ir.'vlvi ifl-l L:i. Ifi.
BURNED TOf DEATH-SUSPI-
CIONOFFOUXPLAY. J
, News of i horrible' affair reached
Wadesboro Wednesday, i It is to
the efleet that; Aron Pratt v and his
wi fe, two very oid colored people,
jiving. Jen; thepremises-,of Sam
Pratt, near Carlo, were burned ; to
death last Monday, night. Their
house ; wad; ; burned last 'Monday
night; Vand ;ln the morning ;j the'
jcharred and " s4Isftgured remains
krere found Id th rlns, vjW bould
learn no further particulars up ! to
the time of our going to press. .In-
Udeed there seem to be no further :
particulars. All that seems to - be
knewn ' Is that; . the house was
burned and; the tenants' perished in
the flames,, t. . i .'C'-J. - . - 1 " -f
There Is a suspicion .that the, poor
old people were foully dealt "With,
but we can learn : nothing definate
- 1 butwe
n Cn the
subject. -'nrZ': v'
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4?JHOW IIE KNEW
t-? v-'u ij
lak! iyalt'overywcrr.Tv-'3 in !the(
Garden of the Laxemtuv
V
i;.0ne morning while t! tt!rj on ..ft
oencn, there, she becan-1 .'. c c-t;och
and a lijsa ofUe. Liiortfto go"
Jttome,' but a he had XbrgoUen '.not
only i where ;Ehe: lived,' r but "her:
name-as welUl.ffi.ff-iU v-je
She caUed gentleman who was.
-paS8ing;"ii:ii'i. ? -vj
t HVill; yoa tpleaser conduct ' tne.
homesir?',,; ' : y:-
The gentleman offered : htr arm.'
Where do yoa Uve madame?'
he -skedi ,yv -''iU ; -V'( ':
"I cannot remember the - street
or the nu!nben said aher"an(r.
what'is worse: I cannot remember
what my nameVfei' -But perhatw
yidli mVulideraUna better v why1 1'
Bh0ttld beta this ' plight tf .1
teU yoa that Inmone hondrecria
devenears bld f ;Jt u fr M
"une nunarea ana eleven' years
bldir he exclaimed. cThen :;"yoa
must be Madamef de Kontgolfier,
who Uvea at Number heenteen,
llued,l(BrLvli...',-;: :-l:.i.
,:, ExactIy sirj - am she V- the
old woman, exclaimed, lu deligh't.
She, had found. out who she was.
She was conducted, to her home
and j died peacefuUy, within, two I
days
i
r MEAT AND DBINKi ''
Taking excessive jcare about 'Ulet
ia believed to be a cause of dyspefS"
sia:- .. .:V'v.i
A white saecharioe powdet de-f
ri ved from coal tar serves to sweet,
en'the tea'and coffee of dibetlc' pa
tients. - ...
. Cotton seed oil is among the as
toalshlng variety of things ' In the
clieese we eat which have no busi
ness there. . ,- ... .
.. The recent Increase in the supply
of eggs haa been; ehiefiy:, from the
Southwest. ".A Heavy , Northwest
: surplus Ls expected In this market.
It Is declared Impossible to de
tect tht cotton seed oi adulteration
of lard, the case being much h more
difficult than that of olive oil in-;
spectioru tl n -
. One of the feminine butce ra
who has had & place for v twenty
five years in Washington Market,'
boasts Of being able to- cut ' up a
calf quicker than any man '"' "!t4 i
Good buttermilk made Lfrdm -sweat
cream and taken Tresh, ia 'ft
form of food found serviceable In'
cases of diabetes. " A lietof pure'
bukwheat flour cakBa ' has also
proved advantageous' glycoiurla.'
1 No, more bleoraargarlQe ; under
the name of butter . in fair France.
And the plain characters . of mar
garine,'? or 6lemargariae,V. must
be burned into every fbrmt. of arti
ticle . containing , .these ' manufac
tures. ' ' . Jrs. "-,- i "i .....
MATCH-MAKING i:.
'For the
a first two or three dajr after
mgmBuSsU'lhuig.''go on
the wedding
Ivery welVtliat Is, While the famUis
. .LiliAL
Among the , wealthier Bussuuis the
r.
marriagebU daughters very . hand-
somely and take them to a . city gar
den,T admething . like Boston Com-
rmnn ! ,:'..v'-'.l J-V
ff ' ;wvi ; 5 '
j. The sukdreases of the girls are tm-
ftkei anything uyon ; ever saw here.'
Thev are ninki yellow " or sky 'I. blue;
witn tuige cowers or contrasung- coi-
orss The girlffare arrtflT'as susar
loaves In them. , The mothers ;, and
daughters' seat themselves on benches
In the garden, and all the young men
who want wives parade before them.
The'glrl never look at the men.; They
sit until 5 o'clock without 'saying " i
jword.' -Theri they go hopae and" wait.
Jn two or three days, or perhaps a
Aat the husband beatahla wife; : and ppem." V4; V r?1 t y S
If he does, not beat her she thinks it Is bh which was -wrlteii: -.-We de- j. 1 nriTrnW nl 1
ferr asi iBfllPMll-S i
- ' . ' - - I . .. . MAvroTtnf1 DTTvvP3u . I I II aw.-BtaftMaa.v i
aikt fofthe' mother fcnd"besUx' to
There areiudd to W 600.000 opium'
, con&mers in the United rt&ter.
"The fchlgan-LegUla tare haapct a
prioe oil t lie heaJa' of,:Englia,! epar;
- 'The'Feconi United State Infantry-
18 the oldest organization. In the regu
lar army." ' J !jl ' f i'i "'
-' KriippV latest gun 'sends a ball two
tons in ' weight throagh thirty-eight
Inches' of aolld Iron. . ; -x -
. MrBcecher'a books. "enCTaTlnca,
etchmgs eW, aire to be 'sold by auc
tion, probably in November. '
, One1, of the features' of 'the Queen s
jubilee will be a grand review of all
the English troops'at Aldershot. "
A bit of Chicago land that coit Ben-
jamU Shurtleff fS00 la 1357 wa told
by hUn theother day fcr'..lM,O0O ui
Acwrding.fOjthe Baptist., year, Book.
for 1837. there are 2,732,570 members
of .tlt In the United Slates, . .
SAVED IIIS LIFE,
- Mr. D I Wileoxson of Horse Cave,
Ky.. aays he was, for many year bad
ly afflicted with Phythude, also DIs-'
betea: Ute pains were, almost unendn.
rabie ana woiua sometimes almost j
throw' him" into tontulslous. He I,
tried Electric Bittars and got relief
from ftrjt bottle and after taking six
bottle, w eii iirely4 cured,, and . tad
gained In flesh' eighteen' poundu. Says'
he positively believes he would have:
dit d, had it not beetr f or the relief .af
forded bv Electiic bittferi.1 Sold at
fifty ctnls a bottle.-
-vtVlV.
...TT
A MEAN MAN.
w OM Billy vr. was one of the rich eat
men. who. lived, some . fifteen years
ago, in that Part of, West Philadelphia
called" Man ma; and one of the meani
est men who everdrew breath. One
day he took & Lancaster Avenue car
for the city, carrying in his - hand a
basket of superb white grapes, raised
in. his own greenhouse. . Old Billy sat
in one corner of the car, and a . poor
mother with a sickly child in her lap
sat in the corner opposite. The child
looked at the grape wistfully as the
car rolled on, square after square. At
last the old man In a- tone of j rasping
curiosity asked the -child where the
was going: -.;-.;.:!'
To the park sir,toee the grass
andthelirds."- w i -
. Do yon like grapes f
.'1V !rrf and th -nalfl faea brln4it
ened up as the child half rose from' Its
T .i. iMt- . "...
mcthm lap.- ' " ''."-
' The eld man lifted up his basket of
' luscious fmltrand plucking" one , grape
from a gigantic bunch gave It to the
child. '.""'-' -
- The rest iof the ''passengers ' said
nothing, but the way they ' looked at
: tlie old man would have split a stone
.poet, t ' -
! BUCK LENS' ABSlk S VLVfl -. '
; The Best Halve' in 'the world or
fSif- HthIim. Roras TTlrers.- Halt
Rheum,"FeYer Sores, -Tetter; I Chan-
Etd hands; Chilblains, Corns, all Skin
ruptlona, md poaitively cure Piles
or no pay required: It4ia guaranteed
to give perfect aatlsfaetioo, or money
ref uuded. Price 25 ceuts a boxV ' '
c- . "t vT
I V A : QeTgytnaa . relatea that ; on
- - ,,i tninilnai '.m
1 ,"7 J
ptev toveltf
I ? PZZrZl iTT
mAtalned the' arrlake' fee.''rOn
r,It U the doty orevery person who
uied uhee's German Sjrop to
jet iu wonderful qurUtiea be known
to their friends in curing conuznp-
tion, severe cougha,-eroup, asthma.
pheumonia and m fact ell throat erul
diseases. No. person can use it
without Immediate relief. Three do-;
set will relieve ahy case, and we con-
sider it the duty of all druggists to
rveotnrnood It to the poor, dying eon,
tumptire, at least to try. one bottlet
as 80,000 dozetf bottle were sold Lis
year, and no one cast was reported
where it failed; Suea a mediciae as
the German Syrup cannot be too wide
ly known. Ask your druggists about
it. Simple bottle to try, old at 10
cent. Eegnlar size, 75 cent. 8old
ht all druesiita and doslers,'-i the
United States and Canada,- .
air . a. aTutK si aTraa m v was n w s a i
1 1 . AHLUiltOUUIW OUbViMtli - "11 II - I
-- -BE : K2ND! TO THE OLD. ; .
' Be kind to those' who are In the au
tumn of life, for thou knowest not
what suiTering they may ' hare eu
dared, or how ' much, may tUU ; be
their portion.. Are they querulous
and mireasoniile t Allow tiot hki
anger to kindle against them ; rebuke
them not. for. doubtless . many. Lara
beea tha croaaes and trials of earlier
years, and perliapq their deposition,
while hi the ppring-time of life,, were
'more ncxft!4ha. thlae TJwTiTT Do
they require aid of thee r Then ren
der it cheerfullr. and forget not . that
the time may come when thou may
est desire the J same, a&sistaoce from
others that tho readerest unto them
Do all that U needful f..r the old." and
do It wiih aUcrity,ADd think' it not
hard if much is required at thy hands '
. lest when age has set . Its seal upon
jthy.brow, and enfeebled ,tby limbs
; with trembling, others way wait pa
.thee un.willuigiy, and feel jeUeved
when. the. cbffinlld hai. covered thy
. j j .. i - ...
face forever. , . ' . .
, ..vx0j,t
EXPEBIUEKT. m
ii;i. ;
. - . i f i
--Ten eannetafioid to waste time . iq
expexlmning when imr lungs are in
danger. Consumption always, seem
at first; only a eold. Do' not permit
any dealer to impose upon ; yon : with
some cheap imitation of Dr. .King's
Ne Discovery for. .Consumplivn.
I coughs aud colds but be sure tou get
the genuine. Beeaosehe can make
UUIC lICUk no uiij-Kii juii'g tun
so me turns? just as poo a, or jast mo
same. Dou't be deceived, but hni-t
; upon getting Dr. King's New Dis
cevery. which. .is guaranUed to alve"
relief hi all throat, lung and chest af
fections. , , .... .
-A Handsome young ; bride waa
t observed to be in - deep reflection
on her wedding day. . One of her
bridesmaids asked her the subject'
of her meditation. Iwas think-:
Ing which of my old beaux I should
.marry If I should become a wid
ow," she smilingly answered.
OYSPEPSIl
Up to a few weeks so I considered ;
: tnyseir tb champion DyspepUe ol
; American Dnrlna the years that X
nor neon affllctad I hare triad
almost everything claimed to tw a
8p9clflo for Dyspepala la the hope of '
iwwiipg something that woold aiZord .
: permanent relict I had about mada
up my xnlnd to ahajidon all madl
. elnea when I noticed an endorsement -
I .' Taromtxtent
Osorsian. a jnnst wnom
'1 knew, and concluded to try It
i enecxa in my case.
I hare used but ' '
two bottleav and .am saUsfled that X : :
hare atrnca: the right thing at last. .
X felt lta benendal effecu almost im
mediately. .Unlike all other prepara
tiona of a tn.- kind, no speciaX
Instructions are mrolred as to what
one shall or shall not eat. This fact
I alone ought to commend it to all
' troubled with. Dyspepsia,
. . . j.ir. noLMxa,
1 .- . ' ' . " Ylneland, 3T. ,
COriSTIPATIOtl
if
' To Seeare at Begalar liui i uy
: ,i wld t alngtctae DUitDU- '
.( eryaaislag the Sjntat. take .
i EEIIIOltSlIVES REGULATOR
i . -'-' nf ecMume aAwMtvas sv -'
i J. ff. ZEIUM & COAsMladitphh. i
I . aaaaaaaaBsamas t
I Lel me sec, said the minister,
jwhQ.wai filling up ' a marriage cer
tlflcate . and had - forgotten the
date, this Is the firth, Is It not?"
Np, sir, replied the bride,- with
some Indignation, , Vthls Is. only
ray second!"; i.-JiO -i .
mm
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priTIILT.:BIQIUTE3a.
If tskea dorisc tse CHIXCTS OT T TTX, peat
offering a ad danaer vO b imiM. nTSaai fee
i aoos - hmmi to worn,
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i An Ohio lover, writing to i hXt
Bweetheartt"BXpatlalng . trpoo h,!a
effecUon for ,hcr, describes , his
heart as bclnz rolled out Cat llke4a
I
Dan cake and folded around hcrsl ' .'
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SALYATIOHOit,:
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wuj rcuer oorw wncstry-iaas aay
oua nowa rtaNj. KMnuuua,
: N e nralgia, S wa Ilia g, B mi a, B atss i
' S caHa , Cu ta, .um biuga, Cora a, Fro 1 1 '-bites.-
Backache, WemU, HsaacbeTi
Ttthacht, S prab , ft e. &al 1 by aUn
DmzzUti. Price U3 Csts a Dettla, ,
, BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTaATSO.
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; literatare, amd caa m mxu y jrvW
oaaea ia may faaally circM s i
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OtjUlned. sad ail PATLfiT MLiMA.
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oprmite th D. a FftiwU oeves, asd w m V
tU lMpn la teai brat than tSoa Nam ttmm
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mom of InrrnUoo. W sdrtoa m to
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My shop b still ra urt Street.
.wlere I will be pleased to have my.
mewis ana patrons cait to see me.
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