a - r - '- . - ' . - - - . . . - . '
-
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
- 4-
.1
TH E:TRA W K LLx liMLb. L
t.t J' .ll ,4i
JAMES A.THOMAS. f
f-w.. wmsm vrv
1
f T ' "
tioo of IbU and .idJoninjCopTiliiy. .
A3?ertiart ahould mtVe jj,poto ?Vrtt "
lor th Tien of toreipoiiJiwlJL tl
i Brief eacaaimavaUoAs ' CrOa H et
lion most earotUy wkptAJy 39vcr
fB a. res-:
V-
IT
Une Year'
U 50
tj i f
qT-' 1 00
...,1 it -.1.-
lvEdjltor .WITU'-MAdEtd wXRDCONB f WITH cnpiXY J-OR ALLj-v- VRIOE $iio PER ANNUM In Advance
To Cabs" 3 Te ; Tkatiea Wili be1
: no. '25 fsute:
" ' :-- ... .. . -, a,'
n
.4
..V
" ' :
Abcolutely pure-'
This'powderevtir varies.? !A marvel of
, fiurity, , strength and wholesoraeness.
More economical than the ordinary kinds,
And ca'unot be sold iu competition with
the maltitode of low: tst, short weight
alum rpliowphute norder. 8ou.0!l.
oajis. 'KoirAL Baxixo Powde: Co.;
;,;v 1, ! :v , 1 Wall St. N. Y.
General Directorv.
Louis uua, N.I.
CHUBCIIES. v
Methodist Jw. A. McCuIlen, pastor
services every iSuuday, morning and
ight. Prayer meeting erery Wednesday
n iglit. Sunday school 9 'lk A. M.
IJaptist Rev. Uaylus Cade, pas
tor, Services 1st and 3rd Sunday .in each
.month, morning and night. Prayer meet
ug e very Thursday night. Sa4ay School
o'clock, A. M
. UAXOR O.I I Ellis.
:oxt.Ml.sstosBR.$ Thos. vhite, F. N.
lEgerton, J. J. Barrow, -L A- Thomas.
. OoxsTABr.E 11. D. PineiL
Board meets Friday before first Monday
iu each month.
FRANKLIN OUNTY.
Cowmissioxers Q. A. Nash, h'mi., S.
J.i'rndnn, U.S. Foster, F. Pierce, W.
B. Unell
.Superior Court Glerk A. V. iPierce.
Jtegistcr of Deeds B. E, Bullock
Sheriff .11 C. Kearney,
Treasurer B. P.Clifton.
S iperiatcndent of Public Instruction
J.S. ITnrriO 1 "
Keeper Poof House J. W. Pinnell.
Sup't of Hbaltii Dr. E. S. Foster.
BO.VltD OF EDUCATION. .
Geo. S. Baker, Chairman,
K (J. Convers,
' N. Y. Gullcy.
J. N. llarns, Seeretary.
The Superinteadeut will be in Louis-
bnrg on the second Tbtivsday of Feb-
uay. Apnl.-July, Soptembejr, Octo
t)er aud December, and remaiu tye
three days, if necessary ,'for the, pnr
jjjose of fxamiuiB applicants to ieach
n the public schools of Franklin coun
tty. r" "
v O F KSS IO N A L CARDS
B
b. massenbuug;
ATTORNEY AT LA W-
. LOTTISRrjU&.X.C
Office in the Court House.
All business putin-my Uanda riI
rcccive proinpt attention. - ,:. s
aT Y and COUNSELLOR alAW.
LO0ISBUBG, Fit AN KLIN C6.N. Cr
vV 11 attend the Courts TasK,
Frank'in, Grnvilie, Warren, nnd
W;ike Gotm ties' also the . npieme
, C on rt of North C arolin a; antljtlie U
S. Circuit arid DlsTttier Oou'rt.
1- ': ..- '$-".?Z.
ill. J. MALONK
Office 2 doors below; Farmon &
C.xjke's Drug Store, adjoining D&O.
EWTfMBERLAK'E,
ATTORNET AT 011?.
LOUISBURS, 'W4 q. i ;
Office i he Cddjt BCoe V
' " ., V -. '.i'ii"
' '. . i -. r ?-.:..' .".. 1
"W H, IAY-. "' : A-.J,-SJOiXC ?OFFKP
Da.y & Zollicoffer ;
ATTORNETiTLT LAW;
Practice in the courts of f Franklin,
V ance, Granville, Kalifai, and NOrth
harapton and the Supreme -and Fed :
eral courts of tke Staled t-'t hW-VW
jq"EEDHAM Y. GULLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LA. J
2'fJj"':
:-v.
FKAJVKLIJfTOJV, JV.a7,
Negotiation of 1 Loans and olIectins ,a
.ecialtyi " -- ;
PlUJCItf Cr -AND -TOIPING
Maj. . JUHf Jiagland,; Jlycq, i j
Under this head there is Kvide dif
ference of i)iiyi6h.f ' 5 Breaking off Itlie '
mall afd nfri6 leyjes 'p the t plant
jiear the. ground i 8 called ;JpriruingJ'
which operation is dene s -along ' Jm th t
the'tnppltig,? if done at alU There
adya&gij ftijf i4pd gain? t poi- j
lu out-tbeiBeedi bedi 'and adjacent
Vm tli ? leatesf iti trie'kuTiib and i
'Jgetj r gomeconte Jihjil .'jthe .jull-
inif off '.h'. lo'wVr. Jeavi;! jBaps Ui !
plants, an-1 retards the growth if f the
weath'of is dry; that : permitting, the
lower eaves to Remain oa v. the . stick
t protects the upper onrs frota sand
at.d grit, makes ' them cleaner and
therefore more' saieatie ; s'ahS and
grit re the terror of tkejftffgcco buy
er. Oa the ther m td UeontRnd
ed by ofTmtbyl off the
lower leavesferge&rally use
less, the remaioTOg ;?eaye s receive
mere outrimeot -aaIoootajn mora
vsz. oil and guin, aadtiuit lo w er
leaves harbor 'worms and make 4he
wofiniogprocNs mbiTlle'diolsr fjT
it Is best to "wait 'un til a 'corisidera -ble
number Cplant begin to button
for seed before commencing id . top!
Topping Should be ihn work of cxpe
rieneed and trusfy hands men ": who
can top, leaving any required number
of leaves on a plant without count?
4ng. The secret of this-no longer' a
secret to the HnitiateJ is , that the
topper soon leirus to kn w th.nt
counting the bottom leaver that hang
over it in ''the third twr going upward
makes nice leaves. Fixiuif . this in
mlnil; the topper has only to add of
deduct from this index leaf, marking
niue; to leav any desired number on
eao plant with c -rtaiutjv and' "wltli
out counting. You'll; men, if you '
ilou't know how, get sota la noro .
to shor voii. '.Toppi'ig yotf wUl-"-fiifd
is a slo buines-, if you . havd id
count th j Kutve-'on all thV'-'Jrta iti
loppe-1. If the p1aat- are not prjpived.
at thH bot'n th-' lea:" mast beli fixed
4y the eye, looking upward for the
leaf in the. third tier vhich hangs .over;
it to catch the cue as before If pri
ming is done, don't err ia pulling oil
too many leave. No regular rule
can be given so the plant r must
judge for hlnsclf. Tlie roasou given
for waiting untilr mauy" plants are
ready to be topped is mi inly thlit,
moie plinti may ripen together aad
-ba ready for the ktiifo at the same
time. This is an advantage that ' ap
plies with strong force t& all tobacco
intended -for flae curing.. .
The number ot leaver to be left; o i
each varies accordiug to the time the
work ia done, early or late, the., ap-i
peuirunoe and .pcospective . ueve.op-
ruent f. the plant the season, i wheth
er propitious or unfavorable, strength,
of the soiLaud the fiiuount of fe:tili-.
r'ng material appliod. : Oti jnediira
soils, in ordinary :as.i:i!s . t!ia fjr.it
t i p og should be from ten tv t-'nr-tee
a loavv8 rarely more for brlgltts.
aiid f ir d irk, : rich bhipping, from
eight to nine leaves are enough. As
Ida ftfl lAon nvani-i rfidiife the ntnn
ber of leaves :accordingly, remeiivber?
ing that quality mora than- qnautlty.
reguliles retcrn".
iBILXtAEPAND THE BAM.
rTQChf mherrhfri.i yrfjr down
to feea ;tiie iiogs, ;nj -lUMr48
throvfinc the corn1 over.In thelen
jth old cgtwold Jfam IurripedvinJito
divide the breakfast, and as be was
butdnglthe hogsl aroond liyely . I
picked up a little stick and climbed
overjllie low Tence t iastise him
and make hfrn. depart those coasts.
I had some little ' hesitation about
tnis buslnessf 'arid proceeded slowly
and shoot the.,8ticKat.; ium. lie
just stepped back a little and Jtow-
wi iiis nect and doubled op hla
1'ore feet and rnade a lunge ,at me,
and, voull have, knocked me,. clear
over the fence but was, over be
fore he got to me. nl: was as mad
as Julius Ceesar, nd I grabbed - up
a fence rail and stood outside and
punched him until he jumped out
where he jumped in.. .
m The good ! booksays that- man
shall have dotcihioh over the beast
of the field, but it looks, like ' mine
are In a state ol rebellion; and : ard
trying to nave dominion over - me
Atlanta ConfcUtutionv''
STATE FXlROF887-
t ....
J. "J : a. 17! 1 fifi'U
vTlie premium list of the iweatjeer-j
erifli annual State Faic' to be held , in
Raleigh cdmmeticing tlie l?th pf ,Oc
tdber nextT and ctntinuiug for Tt, th,e
-li'i ';-.iL uLi. i "- -
wees, nas.ueen issueu. ,,.. - , ..
;i As usuaVthe fair au thori ties, have i
onerea some) very j nanasprae , premt-i
amalwlcb'wfliVnA doubt secure ..
JaetenunwP'oif -farnierato'
raisers, etc. pome o lue, pus mipor- t
lant premiums.are as iouqwss , , . ,f
: ( ottodlFdr largest jield from five
acres of lan4 . for. best bale 30.
Thd aggregate of the premiums, for j
cotton is about 6350. , .. . , .... . ..
Aooacco cor Dest ten pouna lemon
wrappers, $20 ; for best ten pound qn a
hoany wrappers, , $2v, ; ,witli) stuallqr
premiums Xor .other " grades ,,( in. .all
amounBng (oabut $3w ,
For corn, wheat, anta. rve. rice, tjaas.
very liberal some of ( them being Jt
high as' jiOV .Iu these . departiaeats
the premiums .aggregate $250., . i.f: ?;
.Hay---i'or the largest yield frora one
acre, the handsome premium of 30;is
offered. ,(. -; : f(- j -:r ,j,-..
Ho ses, TJxis is an . attractive porr,
tiou of the premium list, eipecially, to
the owners of fine horses.; About. $350
are offered in this department.
C attle.-i-The cattle raisers will be
especially pleased with the handsome
premiums offered in this department,
the amount aggregating about six hun
dred dollars divided between Jerseys,
Guernsej-s, Devons, Ayrshircs, Short
Horns, Holsteins, Ilerefords, and
grades or natives. In this department,
cattle competing for premiums must be
owned in the state. '
Sheen and swine.- In'these depart
ments, handsome premiums are of
fered, also in the poultry t'epartment,
in which several new s; rains have been
included.
sIu other ''epartmcnts- orchard pro
ducts a.id fl ricul;nre, pantry sup
ples, manuCicturea, . icercaotila dis
plays, ladies' work, fiue mrts, jMiitit
ias&c, off- rs special Inducement
to home artists, and indications are
that this department will be wtll at
ronle-.d.
The rarea. There is at least one
excellent chance in this department.
The running r;ice which Lave be-n
ol jei tionable to bOine vt our people,
have been entirely omitted, and the
trials of speed will be confined -to
trotting and to horses owned in the
Btate.
Satistaclory rales have been se
cured frm the railroad--, and if our
people are blessed with good crops,
of which there is "a ow every ind en
tion, tliore will be a. Lrgnr attend
ance at the next 'air, than has ever
been present on any similar occa
sion. - .: y
Tersons wishing copies of th pre
mium list can obtain them, po it-)Kiid
by addressing iJohh Nichols, E-q.,
secretary of the society, at Raleigh.
News-Observel , ' A"
HE STOOD THE EXPENSE.
A ' gawky young man and. a shy,
! w. w
arnj, attracted much j attention m
' they walked along theBtreet. The
young ; Tallow bad told ft botet cijerk
that he lived,: near. Clamey .Fcrk
and that be. was on his- bridal to or,
'Iiou,' saiaHh'Ssjball4,,fcfepii,
p mgnear a0,frnllj stand, f'order
hat yerappertlte.Is e CTavIn, in
blamed ef I don't pay for Jt.' , i C
The w ifeeelected an orsnge, and
t id husband, as he .handed .over, a
nickle in' payment said; r-y -liy '
Ohi when'.- I go On' af spree uy
this sort I never let expenses skeeir
r4e off. Podner,'? nodding at the
iruit1 dealer.. :tf this; is my-' Wife
ahv, you -bet; I'll . standi by her. 1
Whupped. tn erfneaa .uv er- teller
that hadcou'ted hcrsix years an'jes
nichuMly "her away:' from him.
Lbdidrdei what yer appertlte Is er,
cravin an' blamed et I don't pay
flriL" ii.n,: -'ti'-tU' v: --vJ r. .
,She took a Dickie's worth of can
dy, and, as . her husband handed
over the amount, sald; J,Oh, it
ain't Often in er man's life that he
gets on sich er slechln round 'spell
ei thisi, Lod,' I'm with you an' 1 1
want yer order. ?,.Ef ',yer'dj mar
ried Andy Buckner yer mout stood
round here vith your mouth.' wa
teriti for things'. 1 Lou,' I'm ; yore
husband, ain't IT.1 i
. .fiYes.-Dan.",!; w-'-v'';u-;: ';!:-:;
I MThen order what yer appertlte
iscravin. an' blaned ef I don't'
V '
II rv
vl'jtv-'il
In a year from
now. uellgates;
IV.6 DemoetaUcI
will be hoseh to
national convention. In July 1838j
the presidential .ticket will be. oom-
inatea. T.jyir, vieveuina j is hic,
strongest plan nowvandfJiewUl' be;
the strongest .man j tihej. fiijlhis
head er the- UcketT T-toor three
democratic papers, so-called, and a
few public men are trying to' cro-.
ate dlsaffcetioti In the TemocratIe
Tanks'.1 They have never liked Mr.
Cleveland's frank and honest poli
ty, and they'aro'worklnj.wlth nil
their might to defeat the; President
in the convention.1'' But "against a
feiy kickers we: find arrajed a great
majority of Democratic congreas
i,.Ur0,:gTeatiroajor;.ty.T,pf,the JruocraU9 .fc jnewsparjera s and , the
poassqs of .the Democratic, party. ,
, , What has jdeyeland administra
tion T.dbne, ask ihe Republicans and
tlie handful of anti-Cleveland Dem
ocrats. The answer is easy and the
masses can understand it, - Mr.
Cleveland has broken up sectional
ism by being the President cf the
whole country. lie ha turned out
of office the Republicans who rep
resented sectional hate and offen
sive method. Id Virginia nearly
every postoffice and every internal
revenue office was in 1 charge or a
Mahonelte. One of Mr. Clove
land's first acts was to replace Re
publicans by worthy "Domoerats.
Throughout the South good South
ern men succeed corrupt Republi
can henchmen.' "
The day that Cleveland took the
oath of office stealing la the gov
ernment bad to stop. Thieves had
to flee from the public crib. Star
route frauds were no longer possi
ble; oavy- ard frauds were exposed
and stopped. The Treasury IX.-
pai tmcut could'no longcf be
us a syndicate for making million
aires of government officials. Mil
lions have been stolen nnnually
through the Pension Bureau aud
other divisions of the Interior De
partment. Ali this corruption had
to come to anend A new system
of bood-keeping began in 1885, and
the millionaires who had been rob
bing the government every year
through the channel of land grants
fouud it no loncer possible to wine
und dine commissioners of railroad
accounts, and they have been
equalling ever.lnce. "Public of
fice la a public tnwt" is written
over Cleveland's desk, and this
motto has been faithfully lived up
to. The Secretary f the Interior
has presented a scheme which has
been approved by . the President
providing Cor the opening up of
100,000,000 acres 'of' lancL Rich
Western laitds. hel by the railroad
syndicates And long unoccupied
will be sold at reasonable . rates to
Industrious settlers, the rights of
the millionaire corporatione hav-
!nv ovnirpH h 1iir!tttrkfi . t Wir
I this scheme is carried out thou-
MnVlo tunt:Mn nr
men will be able to acquire'' small
farms on easy terms 'and develop
tine countrywhlle thegwernment
at the same tlme'srjll ' be" able -' to
reap W Tfch ' 'benefit by the sale Of
th vast stretches' of ilriused :!terri-
Ury? )lvX 'v7
I But 's'noethlng more is expected
of a Presldentor.couase, than m-re
'attention1 Of . , detail'a. .' The Presi,
dent' m n s t have tatesman-like
qualities. He Cmoet have prd
nounced Views t upon flnance ; aud
political economy., ..Vell Mr. Cleve-,
land has shown his statesmaulike
qualities in many, ways, aud he has
put himself squarely on record in
favor of a . sound financial policy
and as a good revenue reformer.
Every good Democrat appreciates
what the administration has done;
and we repeat it, Mr. Cleveland is
the Strongest man to-day and . he
will be the strongest man In, 183.
.Richmond State; J , ; ' ;
ii.l
Tlie qaafity of the "blood depends
niuch upon good or bad digestion nd
assimilation; to make the blood : rich
lo life and strengtlv-giviog constitu
ents, ,U3e Dr. J U McLean! Strength
ening Cordial and Blood Purifier, - it
will nourish " the properties of the
blood from which the cJemtrxtsxi ri-
J tally are drawnj
POSL
In' Judging Senator Vance it Is not'
-orily Jost! that Ills attribute towards'
the President should .be understood
as stated by himself and not as sta-
tel by newspapeif cbtTespdndents.'
y.nhUshit elsewhere ; : Senator!
Vance's position as ' explaIdel', by;
rjimseir in letter to the President
of the Jackson Democratic - Assoc!
ation of Washington City. The'
letter was written in answer to en
quiries made at the instance of the
Association.
Senator Vanoo expressly says In
that letter that there is no personal
feeling bet een him and the Presi
dent and (he only difference 1)6
tween : them ts udod the none v
r
which the . Democratic "" party
Ought to pursue and upon
the 1 const ruction, which' should
be put upon' the' party's declara
tions.' They differ upon these as
they have the right, to do. There
is no reason why any Democrat, be
he the highest or the lowest, can.
notdiffer with the President and
If he do differ there is no reason
why he should not express his opin
ion. This is all Senator Vance has
done. There is no treason to the
party in it; there is no ground in it
for attacks upon the Senator. He
has as much right to hbj opiuion as
the President has to his. He has
not tried to injure the President or
to hamper him In any way, and
has shown no undue feeling iu the
matter. The open expression of
his sentiments dot's not Indicate in
tho least that Senator Vance Is an
enemy to the President but rather
that he desires to let the President
hear the other side of the question.
If Mr. Cleveland is re-nomlnated
he will have no rtronger supporter
t SENATOR V VANCK'3
iwett-HUutnSeriator Kance; and There will
be no inconsistency In it. He slm
ply says he thinks the President
is mistaken In some things, and, as
a true man he gives his reasons to
the world for so thinking. He Is
no demagogue. Roanoke News.
Aim larmer s menu uas Tor many
.V-ars b,en Dr. J II McLean'.
mi. r . .
Volcanic Oil Liniment,- for horses.
cattle, nog and sheep. It has proved
us worm in thousands of ras s.
Ludmgofa boy's lettei from
boarding-school: "I can't write
any more, for my feet are so cold
that I can't hold a pen. Your af
8ectionate son Tommy."
Thousands of fainiliei kare had occa
sion to try tb never failing qualities of
Tf. Bull' Cough 8yrup: and they all unite
lo the praise of this wonderful prescrip
tion; A professional plamist says a
person can never tell a lie with
his hand shut. We know people
who can tell a lie with both hands
shut and tied behind , their backs.
When the stomach lacks vigor and
regularity there2 will bo flatulence,
heartburn, ntuiea; s!ek headache,
De voosnres, vse Dr. J 11 McLean's
treug'Jiin Cordial and Blood Puri
fier, to give tone; and regularity to
th stomach. : ''' v
Dr. Johnson ouce, speaking of - a
quarrelsome fellow aaid: , "If be had
two Ideas In his head they would ll
ot wuith each other.
.eaUrkenmatlsnrls in inflammstlo
of th joints, marked by. pain, beat,: red-
ceit, and Ctadeaey to sadisaly shift
from one joint to another, . , With - taes
symptoma apply Sal ration" Oil, ' the great
pain eore, to the affected parU without
delay. Prive V, eenU a bottle.
A noticeable
nose, j f. , ,
feature A crooked
' It you suffer prickiog pains on mov
ing the' evesi or caoooi. bear bright
lijhW ana find your signt weak and
failing, you sboula promptly use Dr.
J.- H..; McLean's tftrengthlog Eye
Salve. 2? cents a box. - '
i;-;J :! Eclectic .41., Oct. 23,14331
Dr. AT 6haUenberSef'.t
! ; B'ehester; ia,'- Dear Sir test Feb
nutry I received from yoq a bottle of youf
JLntidote fer malaria, and gar It to a
yoanglady aUendinr school here, oui
who had not been well enough to g 0 ' for
seoeral weekr, and . was quite broken
down In health. In a few dare after tak
ing the medicine she was back' ia school
egain, aad has not lost a day the : entire
summer. I think it is the best medicine
lever knew.
H .. v. : w - Yoars very truly,. - '
n B.C. WillUma,
IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE.'
"I suppose you don't, believe In
urtshlp," ald tho paragTaphUt
courtship,' ald tho paragraDhbt
laughingly to the president cf the
gas company,
In its Work nil IhA kama " - . . .v I
Then the paragraphlst retired I
- . . 1
wuna Tery gioomy counttriaaceL. 1
,11 ' . . ...',-- V 1
wwiuu wurjier.
i"
BHCKLEN.-3 ARNICA SALVE. J
Tlie Best Saive ia" , the world , r
Cul, , Bruiser, ' Sores, Ulia. , Kali
Rhenm, Fver &res, Tetter Cbap-
Ed hands; '.Chilblains,' Curpt, all
rupUona,- nd positively euros Jiief
or no pay required: It w guaranteed
to glv perfect satlfation, or', moner
Queen Victoria has ordered fYom
a Lyons firm 2,800,0u0! pocket
handkerchiefs wUU her plcJLura on
them, for the occasion of her com
ing jubilee,' thus preparing the way
for the hardest,and most extensive
blow hor dynasty has jot received J
INDISPENSABLE TO TIIE
TOILET.
Darbys PropyLctio Fluid eores
cliafinir, eruptions and iudammatioo
ofa'lkindf, curej InfUmeJ or sore
eyes: relieve -.ins from bits j
stings or insects and sore Iter,, de
strays all taint of pcrspirat.on or of
fensive smell fixxn the feet or any
part or lb body; cleanses and . whi
tens the tklu. Used as a dentifrice it
lujiflcs the' breath; preserves th
Ueth and cure toothache; sore jrura
andcauker. A little of the fluid in
the water used iu bathing is very re
ficshinj and especially beneficial to
thu sick.
At an Anarchist p'.cuio in New Jer
sey a riot occurred. Atepoiter who
wore an Auer';can flag was bcateo
and thrown over a fence. Some hk-dij-nsnt
youn men stormed the An
archists when a fight ensued. Six
were injured, none fatally. CI a Da
and pLtols were used. Star.
WONDERFUL CUUES.
W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and
Retal Druggist, of Rome, G.i., aayt:
We have be. n scllicg Dr. Kins' New
Discovery. Electric Bitters and Buck
len'b ArnL-a Salve for two years.
Have never bandied remcdUs t!iatall
as well, or give such uuiveral satis
faction. There have been tome won
dciful cures effected by these medi
cines lu this city, beveral cases of
pronounced Connmptitn have been
eulirt-ly cured by the use of a few bot
tl?s of Dr. Kiug's New Discovery l
keu in connection with t lee ric Bit
ters. We guarantee them always
Sold by Furman & Cooke.
Natural gas has been found at a
depth of 500 feet, a short distance from
Nashville.
GBEATLY r.XClTED.
Not a few of the citirens of Locis
burg N. C. have recentlv become-
greatly excited over the astounding
lacU that several cf thnlr fridn -hZ
hid been urnooanced bv thair
sinnsas incurable aod beromi .Til'
hupe-suffcrtug with that, dnadrd
monster ousumuUou - hva - been
corapletelyxared by Dr. King's Now
u:svOtry ror consumption I'm k 1
remedy mat does positively cares all
throat aud Iutig eiaousca
An Englishman ha sent Moody s
checx for 125,000 urgbg him to use It
in an evangelizing tour iu India.
A sort of letharcr sometimes takes
possession or the kidneys aa, bladder;
uiey anouia oe promptly stlrnula
ted to liealhtul action by the use of
Dr. J. IL McLean's Liver and Kidney
Balm.
A South Carolina wren built a nest
under the eaves of an express car on
the Abbeville . branch railroad, and
built it so well that the car makes four
trips a day .without Injuring it,
-- . -
. In the dechue f life, infirmities be
set us to which oar youth and maturi
ty were si rangers, our kidoe). and
liver are subject to derangement, bat
no thin 2 eq tals Dr. J. IL , McLean
liver and Kidney Balm a a regula
tor of thoe organ?. '
The mainspring of a waterbury
watch is 24 feet long. The main
spring of an ordinary watch U twentj-
slx inches. . .
s Malarial poison may Le thoroajjLly
eradicated from the system by using
Dr. JII McLortu's tLill and tever
cure. It i mild in action and s car-
a n core. 30 cents a bottle. -
-Whynbt r'aked ,pe-presP WmTC 7
'Becanse lovers always 'turnthe Sau wmviS ffiK 1
gas down,oa Irmnr; ha, ha,' ha l borM ttWt&if&jd-
Vrph! that .makesno dlCerence,!' hare thing. fafft '
said the piealdent, .Hhe metre gets Wailoot hurt IfTk?iti
: , ft . il Lt.L - m. 1
TO CURE A tlOIi;
inripii TTtcr!ption "Lere 'g?vVtf
bm we ercrv coaorincn
:n i t. t ,t UO
,Um end the horae wdl j.baolaieJiir.
win ua uciunum w wm tt vti m an.i m
.
V Ock the atkcnv thin
AfeSOLTJTE 'CCOT! fRuLattt&
r. r.rLMy tit ntyjj MW
UckofrhumUni. i attacked me n. jt
drawn an. tad vhea!jUd mk J. lUast
Hot Springs, Ark., where I reafttfretf f .
eral weekInn bsslU4ondUovght
I wwHU ae, OH frTr -rival
home it errloptd agto .tKea
look eonrse of it Wloff'thWelHfo'
to bottles- TMy.rpatkwMPlw
and from that diy to tb I ha tya p-r-laetiy
ftee from kcaitUss.ltLi 1 .!
t I regard 8.83, MahlataM ;thf arn,
ef raeaalalhna. aad a perfeef-blood part
ter. t X thlnJk It Uo bct ni lietoesKfiJltei
best msdinis la the worUViSJvi il J f
help it I neveV eqret W pre any othei.
Ituapja4i4 gtaetal tadiUiaUaaM
iag oat th system. ad tbas r?Uiurr at,
the root of most dUeaesi ' ".-
3.D. Carter.
UK HU JIMf . IM
Treatise on' Bood
aud'skla'DueaJea
roaiJ4 free.
TbeSwlf 1 8pific Co Drawer . S. ..At-
aata Oa.- . ... - ;
The propoocd uuveraal.,-stnk::iqi
Belgium ha-s been rtpoueJLbufciH,,
.aeemj to be the general, beief that ji,
hundred" uplieye is only, j waiUpi
Py0-100. ' CI ni
' Persons wljo lead a life '.rJ Irpoo-i"
ure arj auhjact la rlirorattianv aeaw'.
rslgU and lumbago and will fipd..
valuable remedy In Df. J. II." Mc
Kaan's Vokmnio Oil LinimeutiM wrf!'1
uaniau pain apd tabdao ix&lLiUaatt
tion.
'A boiler explosion occurro 1 at., tie
Eta wan PLophate' works, "nctr
C barles tni rl C., rece n tly I ' Fl y e men j
were scalded, two seriously, one fxtaV
ly perhaps. '. " .
When you axe cntipied withlnsi i
of appetite, headache, Uke Lr. J. ;
McLnui's Uttlo Livrr and . Kidney
IMIets, they are pteasaqt to take and 1
will cure you, 25 oeuta a vial. 11
Prince Blsmoirk wlll,lt I aonouricd, l
be prevented by the muscular rheuma-T
tisra, from wh-ch he U triffcrlrg.'''
from going to Fredrlcbsnihe as o-nal.1 I
Faalts of digestion cause) Ck'oivKssV
of the liver, sod the whole jatem .
becomes deVauged. Dr. J. H. Alo-,
Lean's StrengVhin? Cot dial and Blood
Purifier peifocts lf proceso of digc-' 1
lii and assimilation, aad thus aaafceoM J
pure blood. t . .: - t
i The bodies of six. hundred Cbinja
will be 'disinterred next' '.w'cekanr
shipped to 1 China from Sn Truiclar
' U -i ... 'l T
... .. ,..i
The first sheet of la. plate-;Rfiri
raade In this country w as. succejt fully ni
manufactured at Youngs too OriTtil
cently. , mUkt
Pomona Hill NtirflW
-tUiiiUlid, X3.il J, pi Ur5Or-
PfiTitflN A N.P.. .
Two and UlC mUc.TwoU'tf .
Greensboro, NJ CV 'Ttie'mam luiec! "
th U.&D. llHtiiui throu -h W
I grounds sod within 100 feet of the if. r!
nee. Sa'era trains make rrgutsr a ton. .
twice dallv eaon war: Tboaa UtZZ
cited in Fruit Proit growing are tor-'1
dklly iavite t to inspect this the UrgU "
est nursery la the Swto nAvlOHmob
nm-og the largest In )h. Bovilh. , .
1 Tue proprietor has lor tnany' y'eari
thriled the leading Nuioewk Jortau'
aod Wes aad CorrtspuoJod wll
those of foreign eon n trios, catherisg
every fruit that was eUulatet tosint. . t
Soath both uaUve and 'foreign.
The reputation x t Pomona Hill Nor-' .
series is such t ut tnany agent 'go-' 1
lug o-tt uviu viwuvwtw vprcseni
Inr other nurseries, try to leave tw
Impreadoa that thoy are n-preenK,"r
Int three nurseries. Why do t bey do '
Ut Lei the publlo answer. . . i
I have In toek growing (and . can
show Tutors the same) U iargeat
ana Dest iock. v., it si.
ever mown or eeen ia aay . ...
two nurseries'ln North Carolina, 4J -eooslitios
of apple, peach, f-,,, .
cherry, plum, grape, Japoneoe . pez.'"
aoamoii, J a pane so phira, apriooVt
raol berry, quioce. Small fmi- ; .
StrawMorry, raapborry, currants, 3 ,
can, Engl it h walouts, tbabar1 a -I,
partgua, evergreens, !iado. treX
roses &c. . , r
Oive your ord-sr to- my oaDrizruv 1
agmt or orJr direct from h b, r.
aery. Cormpondence soJaiJr (f. ' D " ' '
ecriptire eaUlogue- fre to aj nlicitts.
- Addxees, .rr- . : u
" j -". J. Vaivi Ltnaixt, t , ...,;.. '.
OvM rd Conn vv N (X
r
1
i !
. j
yyi'-'Y;- y.y:-::y. . ' ? K '.
V - '
-i
O . v ". ti v e' ' ' ' 'J' ; ''- ' v 1 ' ' ;