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To Clubs of 5 Tub Times will
Absolutely Rure;
This powderever varies.? A raartel If
nritv-, j strength and rholesomeneiA.
Hore "economical than the ordinary kiudi,
Hnd cartnot be sold in competition with
llie multitude of low test, short weigltt
alum diphosphate powdera. SOL.D osiir
in cakS. EoyA Baking Powdkr Co.
i "IOC all St. N Y.
General Directory.
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aoUISBURG. N. C, I
CHUlitJIIES. ! r f f
MuTiibDiST E,eV." A: McCullen. paster
ervicrts every Sunday, morning ai
night. ;Jfrayer mcung every eanesaay
ju,'ht. uuday school 9 o'clock A. M. f
BaptKT ltev. r-iylns Cade, pa-
or. Services tst and 3rd Sundays in ea
iuo ith, n ming ana ngnt. rrayer me
a; every rn'rsart.y night, aunaayocn
S j'ulock, A. M " !
VIayoIr O. L. Ellis
: t-s ir.RfiTho. white. F
Co STABLER. 'D.Piun!!.' - . I
Board jneeta Friday before
in each month.
nrst Monda-sLL
FRAJSKLJN COUNTY.
Commissioners tJ A. Nash, ch'mnM S.
Superior CoartClerk W. J. King-i-,--Register
of Peed B," F. Bullae,. V
T.easu;rerB. P.Clifton,
S ij).;rihteudeut Public Instruction
. N. H.iirris. r '; I ; A
Keepei- Poor House--T. W.Pinnell-
Supt ov Heath Dr. E. S. Foster. .
Notarvf Public Sr. L. McGhee Frank-
3DA11D OF EDUCATION.
N. Y. jGulley. Chairman,
E. d. (ohyers,
H. B. Massenbarg,
J. N. Uirns, Secretary. -'.
T ie Superintendent will be in Louis
urg ori the second Thursday of Feb
naiy. April, July, SeptemWr, Oeti
b ;r an l Decernber, and " remaiu fof
th re divs, if necessary, for the I pur
p tse of Vxi nlnin applicants to teach
!m the pubUc school of Franklin coun-
y. ! ...
PRO'b-KSSlOSAL .CARDS
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ATTORlry
C .' P . C; a, fit 54S.
LouwairiURW fe.sa.
OfSoe in the Court House.
1! hasttioM putin myhatd6 viil
re ;eivc prompt attention."
iiTr an 1 ;OUNSEnLOTtat tAW.
L0rjI8bUBO,'crit akkw-co. c. t
AV 11 attend thef Cogrta apt ,Nasb
Frank in 6vileV' WafrWiWd
W.ike Gounties also the Snpieme
court of Nor th Carolina, and the U
. Circuit and District OourU. ?
JHcai oorrTelrrutfrmtir
Cooke's iDruflt Store.4 aUToiatag Dr .0.
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W iTIMBERLAKE, J
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ATTORNEY AT LAWJ
LOUISBTJRO, W. C.
0i5ee he .Court HotweJ
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w A. !lAY
Da.y &
S. . O. aQLIilCOFFER .
CJL,
ATTQ
BN" K r4; AJL AW. ;
Practice in the courts of Franklin,
Vaace,jran7ille, llalilar, and North
la nptoa and the Supreme aui Fed
eral courts of the State -
Al HICKS,
imin Law & MarxPffiia
OXFORD, N. C AND
TJHICKS,
Attorney at Law,
TT P.vnup o A V v n '
pfan vil Jje, Vanee, Fran klin 'add Warren,
Ill lltAtl.a AMA4k :n.lu.AHIl4lAl A.
" in all matters requirinctheir joint at
sntion
Uqpe by prompt, diligent and faith
il at'
'-uMvn to business, to deserve lana
eive a portion of ther- Jaw ' Ju3inS8 ':
KSeetlnn . , -
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w ! f royal f stsat j ,;. XI
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J. A. THOMAS, EdltorsmiiJeropriotDrsaci.TH malice
THfTPERAfiCEnPfl08LEM.
m AND COMMON SEHSE7
preparing a bill to be reported "at Al
jpany in aue lime. , - -
; Theubject;bf tempaoee is always;
xx thjarpeti ' NoJ)ddy x denies its
importance, ueiiher the
nor the liquor dealer.
cUfgyiuari
otUf(ccrUrsefivunessJs a crime-
oeause n debauches, the Tmily. politic,
taxes us for the support of peual ia-
siituUoos aal breaks up trie home,
wh:cU.;i8 the. aairof I civilization and
fCither holdirlg daffa otlauiplifost or
rui'uin tKroiB utae w.hu a Keeu
eje Tor the perquisites. ;
Admitting everything that has been
aid tir both wise men. and, fools about
intemperance iho question' wiiich Lis
dinned into our ears like an exaspera
ting and irritating blare of trumpets,
is " vVhat car y.m do about it?"
not v hat would you like to do about
it?" It is what can you do about it
7&cjeY''& governuie t swhose policy ;i is
tfeS l6ersvwftri live atr "Fifth
avertfienjiie siae streets and in the
tenement 1lrictil-. by, j.Ie ' educated"
aud the uneducated, the religious, the
unreligious uid the irreligous ? . ..
AH these pcSpfe Ql equal rrfghts j
whether they. have good judgment or
only prejudices, a high moral stand
ard Oi" no moral standard at all. V.v.
ery nianj.of twrn lias 'a .dtjW' aud the'
. ,, ZZZZUJtZi
-oesr-tawyyuu carrtyreriope-ior pon
der this statement,' for it rests oq hard
p.iu are those vhijh strike a fair av
.'t;rage.' 'OThat is to say, laws which no
tigtjgrant all tirestri jtions ..Jihat the
best ; elmenti, thin V desirable nor all
ithe lloense tlj.it the wors.t elements
would demand if theydared to.
Tlie prrthib ti list have tried their
hand and uot only, sho?n that they.
'can do nothing practical.' but that t-iey 1
.deKberately and with malice atore-' j
thought iiiterfere" with effijie it reform. 1
That is a rough statemeut, but it is
true. ' - 'i .- - X J': z
' Tlicy liave adopted the policy of the
impossible. Ganeral Fisk's party is
Ukj Quixotic pirly in politics. : His
constituents don't believe in their own
priuciples, or at any rate havu't the
backbone to stick to tlem." Thay are
sentimentalists, with unbounded clo-
queuce, a purity of motive that h is
never been doubted and a most as
tounding ignorance of human nature.
They deserted their colors in, the last
election. After deno ncing the repub
licans' in terms that bdered5nfen-
zVittiev Vaterl "almost s"rilidlv tfie re-
iublican fickeC "ithetallirig off orthe
prohibition poll was one of the signifi
cant facts, if not one of the humors, of
the campaign, fot it reminded us of
the 6id farmer .who aidrae wasMfdr
tlie law, but agin its execuliou.
Ther) are, then, two horns of the
dilemma from which to choose no
oreIivaHi''yJnral'i-enperae'
work the i prohpjitiooists have counted
themselves "'out."5 Unless they can
have every tbingjhey will Jliave niJth-
tfi and rmteSphey?MirhaT j; the
Ivhoie t bea vea at i pi&e! thejM preier?
You can have a . nominal license
which gives intemperance full swing,
o: a IukIi license which restricts it.
lPlhmmj)$jf this questiou we
leave" to others., The pulpit will Jake
thai up and discuss it butter than we
can. euc were is a purejy - uusmess
t'Sted.'
ftn"!., .JKT'Jiw. Ili"i trtilil'inrr :w
forty thousand dollar solioblhbuse."
The nee'! of it was felt hJiigjagoj .but
the money couldn't be had;; High ; Ai-;
cense fetched it. '' Now, if 3ou' wilt;
cat your eye over fiat thriviuac city
you will discover two things, both of
them the result of high license first,
a new schoolhouse, and, second, a de
create in the number1 of saloons by
about fifty per cent. Rather iuterest
in J fav to thoseV:i:jl:
.; . Out in Pjaterson the ""proceeds from
high liceuse have enabled the authori
ties to lav aside thirty thousand dol
lars to pave one of the priucipal
streets, .besides, the numner of sa
Icons has"; beeu material'.y decreased;:
4f Now;' Ne vfl Yorlc is" greaUjr lacking
in school accommodati us." 1 It 1 is . a
crying evil and one that should be
remexlied instsntly: - How shall these
buildings be paid for? '
Our streets are in a wretched condi-
on." priyc fasler than a j trot
through soraeof them -and" your velii
daiil groaivai' everjjl joint aodvat
last go 'all to pieces "from sheer exhtus
tion. It costs pili of money to keep
ibem ior- idBTuhd'$fit1gQ$d streets'
arer a prkne Necessity TJMi'ailA I
There are a thousand and one other
imprQvemenjsery murhneeded, but
where U the monpy to come fropi?
Xewark and Patersoii jean answer
thatquestion. Iligli liceise wiiryild
all we want. Nobody is hurt, intem
perance is checked, the people who
J enceV the trumber ' - bi loon s? -; Wfll bkt
i de reused and the authorities will
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have fuuds enough to make repairs
and keep the city in tipt p order.
A little ' le3spura r sentimeiit - and
gush Mdag('KkU'iTekLr4Qre ' commiri'
eense will enable us to handle thfs
temperance problem in a way to satis
fy every right minded citizen
T . BSllfcM i ii I H -
Nine years ago the Legislature of
thii State recognized the propriety of
he emploj-inent of compete fffTelnale
physicianjs to have thTcare -of femaIS
uatieniTirj tlie'Stale'hospitaU fbr the
insane by authorizing the mans
and trustees of State hospitals, to em.
'ploy them.- Under .- the . authority - of
this act thisjias been donj in the hos
pitals at Hamaturg : aril 'Norrittowo
and at the Ulockle Hospitaii' with
van tageou results. There are lea
sons wby ; competent" women ehoald
havethe care of women patients: that
ar so feuggestivtf as to prelude the.ne-
cvssity of. statement." ' The late - grati
fyinsi adiauce madelu ..'the instruction
-bf - womeuat - the medical colleges,
their admitted proficiency in their pro
fessinn, and the number of gridaat s.
mate it nnpossiuie to excise tne re
vtetatiou f male physicians for thi
patlicuiarjwoi-k" "on anyvther;"grtjutid
tea rocte l pref rence i J which bars
th'3 way to a proper an 1 needful
charigje. jThe cure-tf ;,insane patients,
is uot so much a matter of medicine4
as of care. Women have always been
the most lender, watchful and trust
worthy caretakers.,. They are nurses
by natural gift; and wben sucli capac
ity is supplemented by proper medical
irain'ma, tfieir care and skill combined
is precisely adapted to successful hos
pital' work. Th3 proof afforded of the
value of professional female assist
ance in the hospitals which have taken
advantage of legislative permission is
now so cumulative and satisfactory as
to warrant such an ameudment to the
act of 1879 as would compel the au
ihorities having "cliarge of the Dix
raon Danville and Warren hospitals
to eecure the services of skillful resi
dent tferu tle physiciaii to have the
medical care of female patients. The
hospitals are State iostituuons and the
prejudice of their trustee should no
longer be aUowed to stand in the way
of a change which would be an ameil
oration and a beneficence .fully in ac
cord with the popular desire aud with
the opinion of experts in the treatment
of lunacy. l'hila. Record.
. p -t -t .
Clay isf l?oyerti Ftillzeii,
In Virg nia and the south, where
the log cabin and the stick Chimney
are familiar objects, . most observ
ant . farmers must have noticed,
where such a chimney has been
pulled down, that the soil becoaaes
remarkably, li iable and fertile.
And yet few, perhaps, have paused
to inquire tlid reason for it.
. Now the cause, apart from . , the
presence of soot which is a - power
ful fertilizer, lies in the fact 'that
i)urnt clay is a good fertilizer. By
baking and .burning and smoke
drying clay , looses its ; adhesive
quality, aud so breaks up. and
inains-eruiiibly and friable, and its
Sillini elei9e$ts 'urlBlfree Jd
made soluble.'' Hssldes this, the
burutl and ; broken particles ,ab
soro ammonia, aitriauti carbonie-
acids, &c, which jieldur;u?hmeut
rt,l,.i v it- yid-1 i
' Lius iuipurmui;xe.iuit ui .uuriU'i
clay haif uot tieeff utalized' Vr the
extenij inaii n Buouiu.nave-, oeen.
jtiis'ket.Vtliatcould
fields be subject superficiailyf ".ioio ft
powerful heat Hie ": quality'4' of ; th&
sou wouiu .j-oeL'jrewiy faropro vea.
For gardens, vTviiieyard.T orchards
aud '!plalitswof u ih&ltTMi&ls'.
would i not seem to be 'a
difficult task. If such ground were
4 ---w-u .m n- n l m jj-.:. ... n n it 11
TOWAitD nqsk-, with chaiuty for'all". .. ytmCE $1.50
first ridged so as to expose i a good
Ileal of the clay suisoll,' and then
covered over with a dense layer of
Drusti or wciiseasocea wood, sucu.
as eld pine rails, 'and IMs materml
sat On' 'fire 'and -consumed on the
land, the heat would have beeo suf
ficient lo pulveriztta good' deal of
i. , " . . ' . i .
ine ciay, anu maKQ it - inaoie and
adhesive. In .this way a good per-
cenl. 6f tho clai f the soil jjwould
be permanently freed of its tena-
ceous quality; its inert elements re-
ie9uu nvi bu iuau iuure lcrmr.
and "certain V thb addition of the
ashes would be no Injury, fortheseJJ
oa,;tjifndwtorepdt r a tenaceous
olTJes$ idtfesiy. J Clay might be
borned Id klfosi the same as shells,
and.ihis iPlieti to close.soils to
reHdt4hein iaoie fopen and pro
ductive. It Is believed a fe'v fcdol
laijs invested in burned clay would
ofted yaya3 well as the Kitme laid
Out V for ii fertilizers. Petersburg
(Va.) Index-Appeal.
UiijustPrejaclice Ajraluat Law
T yera.
There is ajvery unjust and inde
fensible prejudice iu Nerth Caroli
na: against the lawyers. We do not
stop to trace the'eause of .this au-
tipathy, but lt.exists.
The reci nt canvass was made in
this Stale .-by lawyers and good
has been" done by J their united la-,
hors. We cannot undertake to
enumerate them they are so many.
Many gentlemen made two r a
half dozen speeches in their sec
tions who were nott candidates but
lawyers. In a word the canvass
was made almost entirely through
out the State by lawyers.
Ther'.was"'Sver1aliy:8e'i)sl;tn uVer
prejudice against the legal gentle
uen.The Star i a people's paper
as all whojwuow vho have taken
the pains to read it carefully for
some time. It stands by the inter
est of the people always'. It there
fore thinks it ts doing the people
good in trying to remove an un
just prejudice asaiast a class. The
lawyers of every age have usually
heen the staunch friends of the lib
erties of the people. An examina
tion of English and American his
tory will reveal to the student the
fact that the noblest and boldest of
the defenders of civil aud xeligous.
liberty have been the" lawyer of
the two countries Patriotism, is
partial to uo calling or profession,
but is common to all classes of
Englishmen and Americans. But
there have been no truer, more ar
dent, more aelf sacrificing patriots
than those who have been known
as lawyers.
An upright, honorable, truthful,
well eauinned lawyer is a necessi
ty in every town or community.
They are generally the ;only per
goTiCh aire well I fled to d ra w
DmVhitenaetjudteioua laws. A
Legislature without a lawyer in it
would blunder "from 'day iq day:
and unless they could employ .out
side help their laws for the most
part would be extremely defective.
We would not be eurprisert If the
next Legislature did not feel - the
need of good legal talent before it
got through with its '' labors. A
man is not to be preferied rfor -t of
fice because lie is a lawyer, and he
ought not to be excluded ' for the"
same Insuffleient reason. Star.
In a nursery w Jiereiu all is, . life and
laugh'in!tead of crying aud fretliog,
there is sure to be found Dr. Bull's;
Baby Syrup- Price 23 ceuts a bottle.
tfe'aa thinVarry. whei TBuf
teriuff with Ineadacher Lax -dor v will
banish Vliis A 'disagreeable ' aiim ent.
Price only 25 cents a package. ;
Rev. Dr. Bell, Elitor ot the Mid .
Qontliient,'Kinsas CityMo says' ; in
Jtsjs;bfQct.,,A8t,38S7:
9
t. Ill M to hty believe 1 that Dr. Shallenr
Je'pfBochester, Pa. has : au6nie
remedy for iever and ague.r - A,, geny
Itjeman, iii qtir employ iujerei ; grea ft
ffjnT rrialarla, and t ried many "reme"
dieXto.po purpoe;twh6u, 'seeing1 rthl
ANTIDOTE'' advertised, triedi it, wa$
imiaediately relieved, imd uj finally
cured. This was two years since and
he has had no return of h".s trouble. ;
lhe Nubile SehooT System;
VlCarthage; : lllade: ' r.
This Is
a subject which jye - cod
aider thoroughly ripe for discussion,
and onevhich we have' some time
beeni Intending , to- touch upon,
and no belter time ha , ever; been
presented for bringing this .matter
before the public than now the-l
eve of a session of. the Legislature.
: 9ur school system Bince the war
has attained gigantic propotions.
The fund has grown from ' nothing
in 1876 to more - than $000,000 in
1887.' This immense sum is appor
tioned according to school popula
tion among all.the children ofs. the
state, both white and black, equal
ly.1 But our main purpose Is ti
show who'bears the burden of Xhis
tax. Of the 600 thousand collected
last year, the whites paid about
$570000 of it, while the negroes
paid ouly about $30,000, "aud , yet
they derive as much If not more
benafit from it than the whites. Is
this right, is this just? We ask
every white tax payer. Most cer
tainly not; It is an outrageous im
osition upon the white people of
the State, and we raise our protest
against a further continuance of it.
We ask is it right for us to be
forced to educate a lot of "savages",
as judge Russell calls then, when
they are our bitterest toes? We
get no thanks for this -"tagnificeut
gift to them. jq the other hand,
tiiey, in every election, solidly
array themselves against the white
aiau and his best and dearest inter
ests. Tuis shows how much, they
love us. They don't know, the
meaning of the word gratitude.
JtJut. yecu not meau- that' we -pi
pose the negroes being educated.
We desire that they all be educated
if it will tend to elevate them and
better their, condition, but in as
much as tney worK and vote antago
nistic lo us. we sav let them pay
for their own education. This is
but right, but of course the negro
will disagree With us. They think
we should be made to educate their
own children, while thousands of
strapping negro V bucks over lhe
country loaf around and pay no lax
at all, nnu live off the whites as
best they can.
This matter should be thorough
ly investigated by the next Legis
lature, and some relief be given
he "vhite tax-payers; thsy are tired
of carrying this burden. We are
expecting much of the next legisla
ture, and we hope a remedy of this
evil will be one thing. We would
like to bear from the brethren of
the State press on this subject. .
The best cure for ' rheumatism o
neuralgia is Salvation OM, used accord.'
ing to direction. 25 cts .
, Tiie news from the seat of war is
constantly contradictory, but not so
from Dr. Bull's Couh .Syrup; every
report concerning it proves it to be the
best Cough byrup kuowu . Only
cento a bottle.
25
j "TnETilADOXN'A AT 1 HE TWB."
' fll. whom Mis Phelps wrltesjras'a gen
nine specimen of health aud streugth."
Ahe doubtless anderstood and appreciated
the matchless qualities of Dr. Pierce's
FaroriU Prescription whicit relieves and
curerso many ailments peculiar to the
sex. As a powerful, invigo.stiog tonic it
imparts strength to' the whole lysteiu,
and to the womb and ita appendages.- in
particular. For overworked,. , worn-out.
ran-dowft, debilitated teachers, milliners,
dressmakers, seamstresses, shop-girls,
housekeepers, nursing mothers, aud. fee
ble women generally, 'Favorite Prescrip
tion istbe greatest eartniy boon, bein
nneqnalled as an appetizing cordial an
restorative tonic. s
BUCKLEN'S
ARNICA SALVE
Tliebest salve in the world for cut,
bruises, sores,-ulcers, salt rheum,
fever .sores, letter, cnappca . hanu,:
eliilhlains, corns and all skin eruption
and positively cure piles, or uo , pav
required. ".It is guiranted torsive
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed Price 25 cents per box. ' ' '
i For sale by J. B. Chiton.
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Br virtue ot a power contained in a
mortgage deed executed by Luke Taylor
and AJahssa Taylor bis wife, -to me, regis
tered in, ffiee of the Register of Deeds of
Franklin county, in Book 64. page 243, ,.l
wilt on Monday.-the 24th dar of Decern
Der 1883. aell to the hiehest bidder at the
court house door in the town of Louis
burcr. for eash: all the interest that said
Luke Taylor and wife have in the tract of
land described in said mortgage deed,.' '
Nov. 19, '88 , VTM. Rcdd,
C. JL Cooke, Atty. Mortagpe.
PEE ANIU llln Advanco
NO.: 46
STATEMENT
" ThfsThows the number of meet
ings held by the . Commissioner of
.Franklin County N. C, from De
cember the lt, A. D 1887, , to. De
cember the 1st A. D, 1883, and. the
rer, Diem and Mileage received by
each member of the Board, during
thotime. , J -e ..i; -. r , , : : v . .
1 Number of meetings held, 31. .
- r, ..C, A.' Nash, Chairman.
Attended 30 meetings at 2.00
( per day. Traveled 02 mi 19
l at i cts. per uiile. Making
. for same. $6-1.60
' . F. P.-pfERCs ',. .
Attended 31 liieetincs at $2.00
per day. Traveled 830 miles " :
. at 5 cts. per mile. Making
for same. - i : $1030
8. J.' Crddcp
Attended 29 meet I ng! at $2.00
per day. Traveled C86 '
miles at 5 cts. per mile.
r Making for same ' $02.30
U.-B. Footeh
Attended 31 meetingsat $2.00
per day. Traveled 293
miles at 5 cts. per mile.
Making for same $76.90
W. B. Uzzle
Attended 30 meetingsat $2.00
per day. Traveled 320
miles at 5 cts. per mile.
Making for same $76.00
tJoMMissioNERs Office,
' ' LOULBBURG, N. C.
In accordance with law, I, B. F.
Bullock Jr., Clerk ot the board of
Commissioners of Franklin County
.North Carolina, do hereby certify
that the above H a true statement
for the year ending November
30th, A.D. 1888, of the amount of
claims for Per Diem and milea -e
of the members of the Board of
Commissioners of Franklin county
N. C, audited by the said board of
Commissioners. .. . ,
B. F. BuLiiOCK Jr.,
. Register uf Deed and
x-fficio Clerk-o" Ibe BoaTtirl
It is sweet to live, but oh I how bit
ter 10 t e troubled with a cough, day
and niht. Dr. Bull' Couglt. Syrup,
however, i a ture remedy 25 -eats.
I cannot siug to-oig.:t? My throat
is sore." "Of course vu havn'l tried
S Uvaxion OJ f"., , No," - "Then get
it, aud you'll sing like the birds.1'
Never promise invre than can be
done. Laxador has been --uccessfully
run on this principle. For sale by all
druggists. Price only 23 vents.
A royal heart is often hid uuder, a
tattered cloak.
Catarrh- cure I, heaUh a nd swee
breath seen re 1 by -hiloh's (Jatarrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal In--er"
or free. For n ale a: Fu rmau's.
A fool is like other men as loug as
he is silent.
Piles ! Piles ! Itchiiijr Piles !
Symptoms Moisture; intense itching
and stinging mon at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tu
mors form, which often bleed and ulcerate,
becoming very sore.' Swayne's Ointment
stops the itching and bleeding, Leals ul
ceration, and in most eases removes the
tumor. At druggists, or by mail, for 50
cents. Dr. Sway tie a Son, Philadelphia.
- It is hard to dean after a uurgardly
husbandman. r
" BENEWS HER TOUTn. ,
. Mn. Phoebe ('heslcy, Pt-terson,
Clay , 01. , Iowa,, tells " the following
remarkable otory, the truth of which
m vouched for by the reaideut-J of. the
town : I am 73- vHr old, and have
been troubled with kidney complaint
and lameness for m iny . year! . could
not dress mvself without help. Now
I am free from, all p tin and , sorene,
and am able to do ill my own house
work lowe my Jthiuka to E eclrio
Bitters forhwmgrenewd my youth,
and removed, completely ail diseae
anil pain."-'-"- ; ' - t - ' :
Swttt m foal .
,fnortutt!lattUgt
.. Tna Leading'
PxicaSSCts.
Sc3 4 t Dnigsista.
Cures UoerCemptalat,
Ccttifcneii, iiiotS .
Ajftctiona, Litidinuu
Atdniggitt. S.5. 1
Price cn!g 25 Ci. Selibj 3 imltiu V
Will relievo tkeuaathzt, Jourafgla,
SwrtllngsJIruisesjMabajcJprains,,
Headache, Toot&acha, Soros, Bums,
Cats, Scalds, EaclachB, Uour.ds, c.
ftuettf LAHGE-8 PIUGS, The Crrrt TobcKcelim
LnL a &47ttlfTle$ 10 Cts. AteJt druijglit
mi
THE ;FKANKfcltTIMi
;TUB TlMs U.UieoIes'uewsev'
pnblished in Frankjic couuty, and jtj "1 '
circulation exteudat.il over "veiy scc
tka ol this aud '.adjoining ,cvuntie . ;
Adverti&ers should make a note l.ere.
1 '-f
" i Th Editor wilt uot be iBjjoqbllt
for the vie w bf orrespoudfqvi,; o-.' r ;
i Brief eommnn'catiUi frorrDallitc-j, ,
tiona most earneU j eolicitod '2tew u i ?
tems of any natnee wOJ be tbaakfcdly . ,
cwaveU -r.T .' "i ; t il .;sv ! j f n j u, .-j
is COMSUill'lIU jNCUUABLS-'V ;
Read the follow iufc :Mr.-C.: lit Mor t "
iu,N-.waktArk.l ?;Wj- jiowt.:
with Bu.ai , of Langs, ind . friends -- -i.d
pdybicians prruuhce iiia,aV.jLa,7r "
incarablo conauniptive.' ' lafci'J '
ing Dr. KjUi Zs-y , Pit-overj! '
Coi.sampii(n, am now on .rny .third .
bottle, aud able to ovcra,-e '"Ao'rioti -my
arm.- It ra: the ' linest',4u-ci.lo,I -
Jesse Mtdclewar.DecuiurUla,,
say: 'Had it liot bevu for Jjr. King s'
New ''Discovery "lor CoVifcuViVwoU' l"1
would have d.ed- of Lnog TruU.r r ,
Wa3ji7en ui bj-.doouni4 .-j Am t . 1
m i; st oi healt y Try n, flirupl
botde Iree nttlifton'a Drug feture.3 - '
A nasil injector free with,ich'6at''f
tie U SliUoh'atrrh ,reu3edjr4-JFai;'j
sa e at Furmau's,. , , , ....
The Res. Ceo. d. Thayer of. Jioar . J
bon, Ind., says: -Roth inyelf ,'Knd,',
wile owe uur lives K:tihiloif 't"onf
siimpt'um Cure Fmt tale aJfuruu-.vfl' .
Drugstore. .
., ohiloh's cough and consumpUor
cure is sold by us on a guarantee. -''Ii " .
currs conaumpuoc. . For anlaratFtir-A'l .
.man's.. ? i ;; j t, . 1 5 I..U p,iv
Sailoh's catarrh remedrA pcsU
live cure fof ;atarib, d:ptUru kajia 4
canker mouth. J For sale' by 'V.- IL'it :
Fairnun, Tr . i o ..t v.-di I tailf .'.1
, Hackmatack,' a lasting, aadf fruuii
grant perfume. Pii-e 25 iwili 50. ta.- '
For sale by FurmaUr ' 3.4
Sbnoh'seure-'Vili'JmmetefeirrP111 :
lieve croiip,whoopiugcmghitadbWfnJdi
chilis. .For sals by Furaan. -rf (nU ?
F or dyspepsia and liver,; com plain, tm r ,
yoa kavea primed guaran,e8? ,ev
eiy bottLi ot SliilohV YitalizVr'. ''It
icverfal'.s to cure. ' 4'6M:ile"at'ifttY9l
min's. .illir.f 1
f'DOYUUOuTCIlOIl?,,
t
TTk Aid tin lUiU ehUM Mudumr tn tJ'lA id ta
i-gaayis '
trunl ifecauM M 4eant U. iax i.s kuw ..
- aOa," M might hatw rmorkti ettA frai !'
IMrtAa aUt." auiU tM-t-W e . , .
IrmK h Af a an4 vnt&wt n ivruil n$,
tin Jrrmiir.or Mr. OUcctimuiflaiMMUA
lowtiatbuat Instinct- t(itt riyKt.
Knc. mr1ent. gwymr iMStHut tut !ftiIl
badiy" a half thow. n4 yott wiii eutrtvQfUu pat
tt?Mcktatfcior 1 4 , ;vwl '. i -q k! -
1 j. c. huts on fit qq(i
jF'ixriiitiiiuOi J$t,ajXM ft
whiu roc ui anriJU .
... j -v. ,Hl4Sll
Brocattd e S Ik ParlirSuiU , (lC63A9-,i
Silk Piuih Parlor Soifs f.om '&5e.0Tf
Rilk Plush Sora
Silk l'lusu Divan
.fii
bed nopr, SUITS
'! 'l "
VUtvil
Poplar Chamber Sails frdrrf 74225 t4 "-l
;ii.; : ; : ,vv IU
Oak Chamber. Suito
,il.
u aiuafc uiwuoer aouua x.om oiaw ,
- t to CO
Walnut Bedsteads from 8.001 vU 12.0w.xi
. .v"lnoj i0jl
llatr Maewa!JfinesVquiit
Pine Hair Mairease'' frorri tlW
I; 1- j-u.-i alto ftitiCTf .
Cotton Mattreaea,irO(n, 5.0Q .tq LQ3 -
Straw or Shuck, ottou
S5'
DIXI1YG
L
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Walnut Extension Tables
Walnut Exteasloa Tables ' 11:50?
Walnut sideboard- 29.ir0 toiTOddl
Ppplar sideboards ' t vll i IQJOQ.ia
Drop
Cenlr;
A
Ch iry cntr4 Ub'ei
; f CHAIRS
- "TABLES,''1" UrAiii..
Teaf Tables . ' Vr'' tew" v-
TaMei Jt2.00luid ZZtf'1 ?
n iq le O lr Centre tabl ea ' ; u 4i a 5
l-ii'fU AjI T , ' i.
C'omnon woo i cba'rs -.f.t 1:10 .tgia .
Cane seat chnif-i -.?; utAth l3f-75J h
Oak dining chain-.41.00, IL15", ttS&n?.
Utjcketa -
Ca- e, f r reeatiug chairs, .OQCalaTa
Single SUt'b'eH " " ' Af -X vU t f
' Woven-wire Mattroeses '1 no wl fa b !i
v arurobes .rHO.Of) an4l8VS07f
CLildren' R ktrs and. H'gh.., Chair A tt
' ' ; ' "'"75c. il.00 aVid)i,5 '
Baby Basket Carriages, Wth -rJrAwk '
"I.-" i . - t 8.U). SiOoauidljlWiil
Ha'.l S ands ..y.:la.0OadJ.Wlj
iraiigea from 87-00 Id iT6.S ,
Haumock c.iAlrf; $&OJa4ff'.to0i ; .
.Beahstad fr.m Al . j 2;0fttO12i(lit . '
Ordrsf .-om ll-cotrr
ire nrom; t atlatih. Wfet r aW ..
. run
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