THE : FR:N K Llbj TIME5I. 7
JAllES A. THOMAS,
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ipaLLsbedia FraalUinetmtr, asd Ha
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LOUISBURG-, N; JtJLY'8 1887.';
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This powerever varies. :A ainrvfcl Of
parity, strength and wheiotneaeM.
More econBrateal than the ordinary kinds,
and cannot he Bold in competition with
the multitude of low test, short weight
alum or phosphate powders. SOLT) OSLY
IS cans. HoyaL Bakiss Powdbb Co.,
10t Wall St. N. Y.
General Directors.
LOUISTJItG, N.
CHURCHES.
Mbt:
ithodist Eev. A. IcCulfenpastor;
ccs every Sunday, "morning and
services
night. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
night. Sunday school 9 o'clock A. M.
Baptist Uev. Baylus Cade, pas
tor. Services 1st and 3rd Sundays in each
montlf, morning and night. Prayer meet
ng every Thursday night. Sunday School
o'clock, A. ;M
Mayor-OJ L. Ellis."
JottMfcMKSXEas Thos. white, F. N.
Egertoa, J. J. Barrow, J. A. Thomas. '
OosST.VBLB R. D. Pinr.eil.
Board meet! Friday before first Monday
in each month.-;
FRANKIJN OTJNTY.
CoM.IlS3loNESS C. A. Nash, h'inn., S.
J. Crmlnp, K.S. FostorJ F. P. Pierce, W.
B. Uzzell-
S;ioer r Coiifi Clerk A. W. Pierce.
Register of Deeds B. F. Bullock.
Sheriff ,Il!C. Kearney,
Treasurer B. P. Clifton.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Keeper Poor House J. W. Pinnell.
Sup't of Health Dr. E. S. Foster.
BO ABD O F E D TlCATlON.
Geo. S. Baker, Chairman,
- E. O. Con vers, , "
N. Y. Gnlley.- .'
J. N. Harris, Secretary.
The Superintendent will be in Louis-
burg on the second Thursday of Feb
. ua: y. 4JiJl, 'iiiy. Septemher, Octo
ber and 'Deeember," aiu remain ior
three dajil necessary, for the pur
posp ofrexanil.nini applicants to . teach
it the public schools of Franklin county.-
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-fRO'KRS ION ATj CARD!
B. M ASSEjjBUHG, ' ' ' ":
ATTORNEY AT IAW-
LOUISBCUG.N. c.
Office in the Court House.
AU business put in my haDds tvii)
receive prompt attention.
1 M-.COOKI:.- 4 t ' , 1
a L"T' Y and :OUNSELLOR at LAW.
L.OUISBURG, FK.VNKXIN CO..N. C-
"V 11 ationd the Courts of Tsh,
Frank inV Gr inville, W.-vrren,' knd
Wake Counties also ; the. Hmneme
Court ot North Carolina, and theTJ
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U, 3 B MALON ,
Office 2 doors
below Fufmairs'
Cooke's Drug Store, adj QmuiDr. rO,r
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LCISBUEQ, N. C. ;
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heDEbsIe
Practice in the courts 6f " Franklin,
Vance, Granville, Halifax, and North
haraptonftnd the Supreme' and Fed '
eral courts of the State-
EEDIIAM Y. GULLEY,
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Rnfn ation of .',ia and eonectin
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NEWS;1TEMS.
FltOM E V Eli Y SECTION OP i
COUNTHYi' 1
iTho Duiiiani Tkiorn5ngT;Apws has
suspended., ;.v . . . " '
-The-people Washinspa; expe zt a,
i-The new GfradedschooV bs'ldins of i
Gfreeitisboro, will cost tea thousand i
dollars. ; ;r:viiixt,it-- : -r
.y Due hundred morelooms have ' just
Jeen purchased fur the 'ttarrdlemau
cotton miUs: ' ' , ; ' ' .' 1
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, : A. Teacher'a , Institute ' is now m
(EtwaioB at UWllkv ft Jo'ld'fe
teachers. It will be held rieitiaveli
muxum
i A. steam 5TOX3rm)e rnur up. tne
fieach Broad Rvr fo Bievi.rd from
SUheville. . That sleniboatwill have
lo wear stilts" ta get dVer throcks.
The Greensboro Southern Tobacco
Journal, after tnorough investigation,
puts the .estimate of the North Caroli
na tobacco crop at an average of 60
per cent. : i"j " j
The'Reidsville Webster's Weekly
telis of a colored p 'et. His name is
J4n1.es W. Poa ap4 c as a it of po
eips'Tn prep4riilion, for the printer.
His volume will make 150 pages.
Dr. Eugene Grissorn has been elect
ed President of the Association of
Superintendents of Insane Asylums in
the United States. The meeting at
which he was elected Was held at De
troit. '
; The Weldoii News speaks of the
WelJon Fair in glowing terms. It
says sufficient stock has been sub
scribe 1 to put the association on a sol
id foundation and that the tan- will, be
held Nov. 1-t, 24, 3d and 4 h; and
that it will heuausally good one. ,
The Greenville Reflector thus speaks
encouragingly of the crops in that
sjeetioi : Crops coutinue to flourish
While riding through the country, the
t fier day, we saw plenty of cotton
thai was knee high, and whole fields
"of coin'as talLas the average tence.
The Clinton Caucasian truly says:
Thd grumbling farmer grumbleth still,
while his 'sanguine neighbbr-continu-eth
to brag. , As usuaL "he "trath'-Des
in the golden mean. The crop pros-
-pect, ou the whole, is encom-aging,hut
it is not so trancendently and jinprec-
edentedly exceljeht as ;some; would.
have us believe.. X ' 'J .1
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'Revr DrH. T. HnTson, -a -"metho-dist
preacher of some reputation in
N C. Conference, has been' placed in
the Morganton InsanevA'sylum. We
are glad to see trom the Shelby Auro
ra that he has much improved since
h's advent to" the Morganton Asylum
and there is a prospect of his com
plete restoration to physical and meu-
tal kp.ftit.hr- - r- . - , r " T .
a aoctor m maiana iove.1 a g'n
She would not marry him. He loaded
an old gun and shot her, but wounded
a tailor. The Charlotte Chronicle
think the way fo win a girl is to shoot
lieri 'llf the snils would :ouly get in
their shots
s first and kul off. soinc pf 1 relation pi the soil to therop. Con
y3bblB.it Would aiivelivery - tihued hafd .daily '.lahorr without an
these eraz
wholesome eflect
BILLv AR,TAL,IvS ABOUT THE
' HATRED OF THE NORTH
t . TOWARD THE SOUTH
LJ50 throusrjtallfigainAiioniar
Sd thetfe4Shifti5 tWyeCn-
nejArpady, Siiermsn has raised
it od a; pole aad we see It. We
thought for a while tha the tariff
would be the Issue, but no they
cant unite, the 'party tin that. Fight
JenUvr jsidast resort Jt- is-
J-uritiylodl ifc isl sadrTKdy5 fahr
Wrsth e&atetirfdWTtar ugly
and don't know it' "We'tfiinkllfiaV
" we are 'beliav ing very decently.
.We doithinkithat any) Judge in
Christendom would bind' us over to
keep the TCace.-1 When tiy of our
menmake febig jspee6hqabig
occasion and 'say j anything' about
the North; he speaks as gently as a
suckling dove. .Our folks keep on
inciting them fo come.jdowq- . ajnd
see us, and C ;hring. tirkpiteing.
jWas there ever such a kind hearted
long suffering people as our people?;
The enemy smited us on one cheek
other. V
took away our coat and we huntedj
up the old cloak and give it tq
tliem. , we are helping to support
their invalid soldiers ami. their
ows and orphans and to " keep np(
4helr cemeteries but still they are'
inot happy. They don't like us and;
Hey'dont;WanlUo;hey;-'drU!
fwarif to gi VQ ground at Bettys--bu'rg
f 6 build a moniihieat tof our.
There as KeY.-John Key Thomp
son, .-who made a decoration sreoch ,
the other uay that a -nortnern paper,
the . 'Kansas CityT Times," : says
Aras grotssqie, ;;extravagaht arid
blasphenos, ana js jcentra laea
waaterna4 batOr-TWs--he -never
forgot nor casi3a3Vf a moment.
JIp,id tlua SQutJjv alone, wmKxn-.
sioiisible JTor thO'Mn Wi-ctlfSB of
stnd then made' rar,swnd- 'Odd t had
tft rais, up, tjrant aad Shwmaa juad
sheridan to put down the infamous.
rebellion. . Well, now, It won't do
for the good conservative men of
1 the North to apologize and say:
"Oh, this fellpw TompSon is but
one man. He does not reflect the
i sentiments . of . our people' He
does reflect , them, or they . would
not choose him for the big gun of
the occasion .i .They, knew h set
ti ments befbro they selected ' him,
fatid they: admire him for his bold
;ness in daring to utter the senti
'ments they try tp conct-al on ac
icount of policy or business. Our
folks are tiading with thousands at
.the North who are juntas mean and
levilish, but smother it to jrer. our
bdstom. They will go up and con
gratulate Thompson as soon a3 ho
comes off the platform. Now we
put our demands to minutes. That
sort of. talk has got to stop, and
stop for a sudden, or wo of the
South will eo to talking and hating
too. ..We hava been holding out
the olive branch long enough.
The North owned slaves, traded
and trafficked in them, waa up to
liereyeiin the slave trade, but
when slave trade no longer paid
she sold out to the South and then
went into the emancipation busi
ness, folded her hands meekly and
cried aloud.
Pin Wing, the fisherman's son,
Was the very worst boy in all
' Conton.
He ate his mother's pickled mice,
He threw the cat in boiling rice,
He ate hei up, and then said he,
. ''Me wonder where that mew cat
be."
MAKING THE FARM PAY.
: How to make a Farm pay is the great
conundrum which every land holder
often asks himself, and not unfre '
qently, indespa'-, he gives up. La .d,
says the practical wr.ter. Joseph- Al-
leu, often fails to produce good crops,'
not because the laborers have beeu
awkward in their work of plowing and
f "vstw"S uu6 necause tney
d d not know And fully understand, the
.educated judgment du'ecting an eauca-
J j: . jt t 1
k u jwSHmu uouukiug tuum applying
crrect-aprinctfsvI:'taat?e fair'
ci ops,butiL willjnoMuiheii r'ef
sx Its; it liiVMU4iVdW
'a i limtm-'
fault with the farmera, la,, when. I any
op oitsrEkindstock ,is pay
ing a-larger per cent, of profit than
uinteiy wru ,.tue4iVteuion Almost
exclusively to thai special product or
stock, until the sopplyekdeeds the de
mand, and, as a consequence, prices
decline, below cost of rjroduction-
vipfirmej.fiP'j1!
thieve changes and revolutiona in,; pri-
cek :pf t the ; , dif) ;ejcen t , commoditjes4
Tley thencould,tBome. xteqtiayoid
all eqmgs.n, Whei any kindi of-
graipj ortock payf an extvemely high
pe: centl of profit, , they ., should , not
sive all their attention to that: special
omecand, on thepther hand,; when,
anj article is selling at or below costof;
proQUCfciou, xuey snuuic uufc- tuswu
tirjuej ts'cultivation or production . al
together, but they should avoid all the
extremes and they will find that, in:
tho final outcome; they will , be more
siicces sful i There is no one special
system of farming, either in . grain , or
stock, that will give. a. large per. cent
of profit eash year on the . capital ; lu-
vested and labor performed. The 6n-
ly safety for the f aimers of this coun
try is in mixed huihandry and rota
tion of.crops..; ; , . .w"."-..- v :'; --"
It 8UOU1U DO tne aim to uavo f onw I
thing in return for every tUU ,
is maae ana lor every qoiiac mriea.
even when only a few-house.; plants-
THE CURE FOR DOUBTS.'
Many Christians axe greatly
troubled with doubts as to the gen-
uiness of their repentance and faith
in Christ. ' I have had most dis
tressing cases of thH kind, nl ,'9
hs: every paaMr 49 na woctu ur
arclbald Alexarer,W imaaiiDf I
great common sense and great pes' I
trcaiskU! meau'g wltrisach cases;
A: 4 theological "student once called
on hlhi In J:great;,dis'treMr,:oC.ml'n
doubting whether he had ever been
coay ertefl. '.T5e 6M!doctor enCourv
aged him to open his mind to him
After he was done, the aged dis
ciple, laying his hand on his head
said: "My yoaug brother yon
know what repentance Is what
taith.is. You think yon once re-'
jpented and once believed. Now
id aa't fight your doubts go over It alt
again repent, a o w, r believe in
Cnriat now; that's the way to have'
a conclou3nessxf acceptance with
u(a. .1 nave to ao Doth very or-
ten. Go to your rKm and give
viinr coff fr f.KriQf in a mmarf
. . .N .... ?
apa let your-uouot3 go. 11 you
have not been Ilia disciple be ' bue
now. JJjn'l n.lit the devil on his
own ground. Choose the ground of
Christ's righteousness and atone
ment, and then fiht hlm."i I rincs
had a lady in my church who was
greatly troubled as to her accep -
tance with God. , I, tried brluzinz .
up all the promisea and urging" -bet
to tal.e hold cf them, bat it was "all
in vain. She said that they were
all very good and true, but that
they were not for her.
Finally I tried this plan and
saidd "You think too much about
yourself. You are all the while
looking into your heart to dud
something there to hanj a hope on.
But you don't find it, and you
won't. Look away from yourself.
You are all the -while looking into
your heart to find something there
to hang a hope on. Bat you don't
find it and you won't. Look away
from yourself to the Savior. Hang
your hope upon Hi3 cross; and to
prove that yau do this and really
love and trust Him, go to work to
bless and save some one else." She
took my advice, and soon found a
poor woman . who had a ., triflin,
d.-unken, infidel 'husband. She
asked her tq c6rae to' church with
her; but the women had no shoes,
nor bonnet, nor dress fit to wear, sj
she fitted her, out with the nacassa-
ry clothing frorri 'her vd wardrobe-,
and iheo biought'hef- churcli.
Soon the wprfl.eyortedt and
rejoicing 19 hopo Ih$ VPd al3
thine for Chrlat.-
Let thwrri
lrt"alIlheffCkQmv f&allngahd hMT culmlnate..Dnta . pleasant, veuiJOZ I
sdeotaSdTlfc&SaaiiX V'rwentfe'reflectlcpf lUietinkg.i.. b'.r-t -i,
; Chrt9Ttn. iiiw4rinori tne bellow. .11 DDedb mazrvf 1 Deefle
reRftJfarR Md Utefa laDtsJfc
vLrle"LiiVrv tbhertre 5DoorQ5long the shady Jane; when with a
sintui souu&aafla taoaxto, tJArwu
ttnd
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aijd-jory.
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EXITFMEN ? IS TEXA&j"- r.
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Great exo:temnt has" been caused
In the vicinity of Paris Texas; by the
remarkable recovery of Mr. X ; E.
Corley; who was $0 helpless ha conid
notttuxnda bed, or . raise - his 1 head ;
Everybody said he was dyinjf of. eon
sumption. n A trial bottle of lr Kmgs
New Discovery jeas sent '. him. iFiud-"
m4 relief, he bought a large .bottle
and a box of : Dr. , King's NewLife'
Pills ; by the time he had taken two
boxes of pills aud two bottles rf "the
Discovery, he wss welt and had gain
ed in flesh thui;y slx pounds. -;"'.;
An e eellent Balve for brcises isthe
follow 'nj: Take the leaves ofcatrjip
and bruise wVth salt pork In a mortar,
or with a rolling-pm ';:41f applied to
flesh wounds and bruises of any kind,
it will at Once allay the soreness , and
Inflammation. - ; -
;OUR EXCHANGES.
What thkt sat 'or mm ard mattksJ
The fmnreKSlon rlnlncr crmnn
tnat eherman; has deslroyod his
chanCGa fdi. th(: prp.t,1pnftal nn.nf-
-1, i
-m r- . h--a -ihWt:
The white people of North 'Caro
lina are almost a unite for the re-
establishment of the ld whipping
post. They believe this Is undoubt
edly the best. wayujpnnish a lrge
number of criminal. Wilson Ad-
There lbt kofele lUMtr W
SM&tof Mriplzintrr wbleH lll
fat
csaM4 ttt& '1SferiafdrJ krflW
I4av64 theWabcraUt.' Indehel
has'norinll fnated any" luch' thought.
The Citizen heartily cbncu'rt with
the rsenator's views on the course
of the President In the ' appoint
ment of negroes to office in the Die
trlct of Columbia. Ashville Citi
zen.
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Senator yance(ls a bold straight
forward man, and he is not afraid
to say. what he thinks, .Claiming
tq have the. right to do this he is
ever ready to admit the same right
as . belonging to another, and to
none surely more readily than to
Mr. Cleveland and the Senator has
never hesitated to bear testimony
to the high charicter and unswen
ing integrity of the President.
Washington Gozett.
Let the suggestion that a worthy
monument that the forty thousand
North Carolina Confederate dead
bo erected in the capital square
here at Raleigh be not allowed to
fail of full fruition. Let the press
of the State keen the matter alive?
find press it until the monument
shall rise, in stately and beautiful
proportions to speak to tho world
of the patriotism of those who died
for their country clad in the gray
of the confederate soldiers.
Raleigh News-Observer.
BUCKLENS ARNICA SALVE.
The Best Salve In the world or
Cuts, Bruises, Bore, Uhera, Salt
Rheatn, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
ped hand?. Chilblains. Corns, all Skiu
Eruptions, ind positively curd Piles
or no pay required: It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
reruuaea. nice Z5 cents a box.
Not a great many year. ago, there
lived not far from us a tall, raw-
boned, wisophlstlcated youth
named Peter. Peter fell In love
with Paul me, a dashing brunette,
as full of fun and coquetry as '. iny
girl in the insolated section. Peter
hun? around Pauline the entire
summer, his bashfulnes prevent
ing a sufficient avowal to Justify.
the fair maid's giving him the
,."mltten October had come, still
Peter was ever' "at her side , with
that faraway dreamy look, la .her
. ' .LI f - rm m a
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I'JVUs jsuilne; x iayo. ..yoa ; -ad
riane : tot a. dead? pause. . Pauline
iponded;.IttQ, ;PeteK';; Peter.!
said ho more, .for jbeliig v in ' doubl
about the propper. definition of
"ditto " he wisely kept silent till
theVralk ' ended, ;. The, nex'day;
PtetrJ aq4 his fitner, who , was not.
gien to loqoidtyy were in the gar-
den pntting away the" wJnter . cab
age. Distracted with doubt and
f vexed with hncertaInl7Teter"""wIth.
a cabbage la each hand,' asked , the
Old maxi, what,', ditto njeat.r ;The
old! man Cleared his throat,' point
ed at the cabbage m the right hand
and asked, What 1 Is ' that T, A
cabbage, said "Peter. "Well the
one in your left Is a ditto." Wth .
f a yell that would do credit to the
wild man of Borneo, ne dashed thet
cabbage to the ground and in maj'-'
estyof passlod exclai . ed, . "Con
found her: deceitful '.hide I The
mean thing to call rao colhvxls."
Ex. ...------vt :- " ' " V"-'-
: Cold waier'abd plenty or iti proper-
ij applied, wun a iair amoant or oap
w inuic, is we oesi uimg to ciean
a fcntcnen ooor. The regulation bod-
et wdsU apt ,loJmaka 'a' kiUhen
floor greaay.' ' -." ' ,
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THE VFKDIT.UNANlMOUa
v L W. T SaltTDmgitt, Bfppns. laJ
isunet: - "i oa- rccoinmaa .Elee
trio B.tters as the very boat remedy.
Every bottle aoId haaaiTen relief in
every caa. One man took six bo-
lleaoi was cured of Rheutuat shf 61
10 years stndinfr.' Abraham :
drugglsr, Bellnlle, Ohio., sflrm;
"The best lelllng medicmrf I have ev
er hnndd in Iny W yeara teiperieuce;
isJEJlecric Eitiers." . Tooosands
otnera tjave acyetheirtiViliniDqj,a
that the verdicT"s' 'nd aiumous that
EleoauDitttfd4Dare : allftneasU
AfAhfpJUTtruKid& i Btqi r .tt
yiufiokii lis J&
rcj'cSR-W B
Wrdilrrr.
good quarteicQt
boards-'
aire worth
$50 per thousand.
:v:..
The quality of tho blood depend
much upon good or bad digestion and
assimilation; to make tha blood rich
lo hie and strength-cirtoj coostttn
ents, .030 Vt. J U McLean s Strength
ening Cordial and Blood PunAer, ii
will nourish the prpperUej of' tha
btoodfiom which the! eleetnenb of vi
tality are drawn.
For poisoning frorrr phosphorus, as
when children suck . matches, - give
. tablespoonful ot magnesia, and then,
lreely, gum arabic water ; less- mag
nesia, if only a little phosphorus , is
taken.
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INDISPENSABLE TO
TOILET.
Darbrs PropyUctic Fluid cures
chafing, eruptions and inflammalioo
of ail kinds, cures iu flamed or sore
eyes; relieves . -.ins from biWs ox
stingi of insects and . sore fret, de-
strays all taint ot perspiration or of
fenslve s uell f.-om the foet 'or any
iart of the body; cleanses . and wbit
tens the skin. . Used as a dentifrice it
purifies tho breath;" prt serves the
teeth andtmres toothache; sore gams
and canker. A' little of the flmd in
the water used m bathing Is very re-
xresbing and especially benenciai to
me sicx.
"Papa, said a little five-year-oW,
pointing to a turkey gobbler strutting
around in a neighbor's yard, 'ain't that
red-nosed chickeu got an awful big
bustle. Chicago Rambler.
WOMAN'S VERACITY,
It U th opinion of theologian and
lawyer and jadra that a a rale womea
are truthful. lleaca, the public right
fully attache! greet valnt to the teUmo
ny of a lady as to the t fleet ot medicine
Mrs. Mask, ic the wife of oae of the
moat proeptroos and iatelllceat farmers
ot Alcora coanty, Uiti Edward Uask.
After nfferlaf two years with an vloer
that covered, her left lef trom- the kaee
to thi foot, recently she haa been curtl.
Read what cared her:
Gift P.O., Ui. Ffb 1M7.
Oeatlemen A year a 50 last fall a aore
broke oat 00 my left leg, below the knee.
It began to spread, and run no til toy
WJoUlecwaa covered. Thu eoatiaaed
until last fall, when I began to take Swift'
Bjerlflc Tbe phyfeieian told tne it would
take about oae dosea bottle; bat vhe I
had finUhed two bottles pit 1?x wtU.
, While I offered, I alto had chill recn
larly,' These, toe, disappeared when the
vleer wa healed ap. lam truly eratefal
for tha betiafit I reeelved from 8. 3. S. aud
both, myself aad haiband talk p your
;medieV t4 att oSe. frletui. 1 ; , i : .1 1
Mrs. UordeHa a. uut
rTlIE FTED '" pTSppSlA't EXfet-
Jasaftl VlaL'lfatea'ii isiW
aejtraV7aa.i MjL JbosU sSc
imbed, aad rav beaith wu aa peox.
I ,.r. Af 8. k. R wM-hbronrfctm aVSwaVt
yur
biod pari&er. S. H. S.
. v r Torra traty; '
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4 4 -
Treatiae om) Bood
aad Sria Disc,
USiled free.
- The Swift Speeile Co, Drawer St At-
aata Ua. . -
j Lookers-on see more than Dlayerr
..fa) i' ' m 1 .. v.- . ..
. No preparation could j Lays- raade
neb a reputation , a ,bJ ratio a .on
hak (io:SQ short a time) wjUsont.-Ja'
trinsio mcri otha highest. ord: It
kUls"paln. lrice tweuty-five'oent. a
boUla.,,,;. j, .-i? .j;.?t
,! lestlng Iiesbrhig serious sorrows. .
: If a dealer offers yon a bottl' of
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup- without la
bels, or, wrsppecs. or in .a' mntllated
or defaced package, don't touch it
don't buy it at any prk a, y 00 -can
rest assured there is something wrong
It may b j 11 dangerous and ' worth
less! eoanterfmt.; '.Insist spon getting
a perfect, unbroken, genuine paak
lie.' '- - '
locaewS fieafcHrt iyaaJVa-fTi '
A Kn writ itag wuw utMU, w.u wk.i
ri liable
To( diperM black' ' nts. JL Scw
leaves 6t green wormwood, scattered
in the haunts of these trouble bmi In-
sects, is said to W effectual In dli .
lodging them. - " ' " "
. . rarsous wuo lea a JUe ot . expos
ore are sobject to . rheumatira, , nsp
raigia aaa lomtMgn.ftna wui god a.
valuable remedy to Dr: JrTIT Mif k
Lean's Ynk-ama OU Lialaient; it wilt
biUsIipainarf.spbdue. ixm
Uoa.
-V'l don't edoit, myv'son, iwhy Z the'f
dm ploy facnltiea'at eollegu at '
rates, uoten it is 4 Uiat . tte- s Codec ti
hare none of their wn.'.?-. :?.? 2
Geueral fJeaxi. while CoVsnrorof
WiI regard joat TAUd3a'V si 'i
well as in others known to me,lt 1L.
dlUTboi 'tffir pro? )& kaZ&Z
stoehpisaiiiil rAkSZZP
rial in Us genera) SVfs wpoo tixs y
teoau: l .'" - ' ' " , . ' ' ' ' '
Always be ready hi tlnvj for churc&
If you do not reApect' yourself sufl
clenlly to be punctual, respect . lite
I feel bigs of other people. " '
, When joaart cunstrpaio4 wUh lOss
of appotlte, headache, take Dr. J" B, .
MoLtan's little Liver and Kidney'
ltf lets, "they are pleasant to take ' ad
id cure 7004 lAMita 4 vtai. ' -
Drift U as bad m thrift. . V. '
Faults 1 digasUon cause 4irorJar -cf
the liver, and . the whole srstsa
becomes deranged. Dr. J. H. Me
Iran's btrengthiog Cordial andBloec
Purifier perfects tbe process of dlas '
turn and a&sirailatloa, and thus makes '
pure bloud. ,
Ecooomy is 01 ittelf a
nue. Cicero.
great.. reve
' Malarial poison may bo Iboroog hi :
eradicated from the system by 'nXis
Dr. J II MJjoau'a, chill, and , leve -cure.
It i mild In action and a car'
aincare. SO cents a bniUe. "
r , , 1 .
To be good and love, to . 4 o ood u.
hard work sometimes. X knev7reri .
well, but we all help one another, am1
o get on. ,
aaaaBwa w mbbi BBBBana awaea m aaaw mmmmmmmmmmmm
When the stomach lacks vior and"
regularity there will be flatulence,
heartburn, nusea, sick headache,
ne vousoess, nseDril H McLean's
Streo2b:nz Cordial sod Blood Port
Her, to give tone and regularity to
the stosoaeh. I
New tins should be set over the fir
with boiling water m them for sever."
hours before food is pot Into them. '
' The farmer's friend ba for mat
years b-.en Dr. H McLean
Volcanic OQ Liniment; for horn '
cattlef hog5 and sheep . It has provi v
its worth in thoosands 01 ;
i The manner of saying or do teg 'at -thing
goes a great way: towards t '
value 0 the thing ItselfL 6ceea.-
I In the decline cf life, m rallies t
et b to which our yealh and ma tat
ty were sxrangeie, our-kSdojS e
liver arc subject to drangemenU b
notniQg enuaia jjt j. iu , ziclaxq
Iver and Kidney Betm as a tTetILi, ,"w
tor'df theatf organs. 1?- t? -r C 1 ?
TomonaHill Nurse
i 18S .'- rl-.!b
! - POllOMalM- i.r;J.
J Two . and ahsi miusv wt
nreensboro'.N. C. . The mala Laa
e K. et V: B. r throttih V '
rtoascM aadt Ca lrxrzettrsi xJt.-J
Ct4 fiavlnuaieakt tt-sizzsSmZM
VltaflfMltVitail teVtsrrt ss4 T ' , -T
1 ine proppkv u v msoy yer
Wleyi tbe
leediag'Narserles W " '
d . Weetaod cotrcspcaaded w
those ot lora'tu oontrisv gaihert
.fcfery fruit that wss calculated tos. , ,
the South both'. BStlvs and forel .. '
.Tna'rersitjatvctPotatfnaHtoJ Br''-
series U such that many areata . 's -hag
oat from Oreen.bcro, represe.
lug other Qdrseries, try to, jears- l-. ' -
irapresaion thai iLey ere tvpnbir-
nb there ourieriev yda they
t r Let the public a&s wer.
"' I hara 1st stock grs tr iargi (ami " t - ' ' '
sbfcw vitors the. suae) ; the lxn : ?
and b8sf stock A tr.ss,- i,..
ever' shown "or stsn !b '?
tw ,'. norseries : in: North f ArolL' '
eopsittinz, of spple, pes' .m. "
cherry, vTum, grspe, Japxesej p .
intmon," Japanese 'plua. apriot
mulberry, qaiacee. fJmallTfnii ; -Strawberry,
rsapberry. " cor.nis, n
cans, English walnnts, rhobatb, -
pamgua, evergreeoa, taAx tree.. . -1
roses, Ac ' t j.
,. Give your order, lo 'vJQytfbt
agsitorocJerdb'ect . the. srs
eery. CorrMpqrer. aelioted. JX' . ;.
acrrpavecauloeayxre, tosppUosr .- ,
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