1 HE fFKANKUN 1IN1ES.
THE FllAN KLIN TI IES
PUBLiSHEjiti :eebi? Friday,
, ) AMES AiTTHOM AS,
BY
'.hZi?M Editor and Proreto;S
TnCTiMrais the ouly ncvr?ir UT
pabUshcdiu FrarJ-lin county, mx its
circulation extcixls a. qycc erery fwc .. .
: ': li Jl't'e s.: V v;
One Tear - -Six
Months r
uoa of tut raiu(J-ou:irg corcitios, td- -
tcrtisers bLouldnille a" tcte barf; "
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,1. A. T ilDHI AS. Editor andPronrinl nr :
MIICE $1.50 PEK ANIIt II : In Advance
- The Editor wll net be rcrt-rnfiLIe .
To Ouba ;of 55iiEs'lffl?lS:
fix the views of effrc? jorxc-nts.
.V t i
, Unci commuiiKfttioLS c-ora all terw
tlota incst carrwt'y no?k.LcK .
Items of any naturv.will L thankfully
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" r I"'?;e-r&.l,?,r::,RaUlingaU she -said,?!:; 1 ?riieaf !iluslieUriua4 I wus.4ioico wwcouec-iae ixqxua f rmml WnWrn U
4 Hl f !;:Hf;:TO is a new
Tl 1 , " wmt ae . third of-
i'FARf.li;OTES.r,
1 1 ju;
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Uicse
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She "told jnc all-ihe verr.word rJ iasl s yjarwui ayetag of 53 bdsheles.
MThatl mostwishcd to hear ,F6a pounds of wheat yner sera 'an! -21 ft 1 Saaall eaters make poor- ddrr-cows-l
ers wjllraat-io know-the a.nvt nP-liis I -AJse tnat tand or fitler for stables and
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yOj i4f4Haf 8tol;a-Ir)ftiJief liqifidthroatf:
is
KeifetiefidToWs ftjiv 'ste w: need shoeing. However, their feet need
tr i An 1;iq a ; .i.,ti.i - it l m mm in ft Ann rwnnrr w- . ,
?Eor playing with her hair-
nx) Sualmer:Tjlow,,'T saw thee"not
..iUeave'..t)fthec Eicev'TiX! aTaJilM1,0CiS ;P?tato cropi is slmplj J VEviarmer ought " to. grow "small
eutqf wheat . peculiar m
all his straw and clover-
mulching his wheat. - This
1-3 f N 1 - But saw light in her soft eyes ; r i f "tne uses
3 I - -i Tfioii cans'ttibt sheL I weeU;C -i'Juuuigs for
; Utl IuWyatherfeetj ; . Q Z i.!.
a strawberry bed, t care be-
at bo wheai : 4s v Smother
"Do . turbera ; which xemain, 1 in t
ground after their vines.' are- dead'
crease in growth t f The question Is un-
"io NesrrocH Need Apply. U
WilmLagtoa Mcssenser.; J t", V;' ,
iTKUent IXamsoil and lusumut
banish the colored' brother and ' sister
llouAe. The news
that wlutsvants
of all cok?rcd employees
departure, and it takes
note, under a llel
pi;blican administration. - The privilege
of filling the comfortable serving places
in the presidential mansion is denied the
colored race, for the first time, bj an ad
ministration which they have 4 thought
to Shovt them extraordinary iaTor,
Why Polly Thcmffht lie ' Stof
t; I Tbo Song of tl Voar.j
Absolutely uretBS
fW.T.Dumas."
.. ?.tMrifi-th' and. wntsonteaeb8i-. J- !
M-Te"eeonomicl tkan the ordinary kinds,
ft..- multUade ttf low-tet, ahorteight 1-
-i,.. ... uDi.-it Bowdera. - SOI.D OKI.T
odieredT
yet that all the surface is coveted paven-
iy-J, lie was led to adopt ": this , method
frombbsemrig that after Tie' had mulch-
if ompiervinpf pnas aite ne baa mulch-
,,f edthe thuiest and. most exrbsed lioftrt
Bemembcr your live-stock animals.
horses, cos, sheept or hojs ." appreciate
Comfort and good treatment as well as
vou dot
; "The most profitable results are se
cured by feeding fuch"" materials as are
U LHprptect i from
B
iiioFi:?sioiij-jiBM
re
t-
K Ki
be cured of bis vicious, habit by " prepar
fag an egg foriiira with a liberal admix-
f yi-ifikk pra hrra,rMfeif ld fbrlhav and Vthen otr pd.'; : Rnt I ture of cafmne pepfwfi' wt'
A-et''?t:rf 1 3&aemineCa3arge fiuHber hrtelal Ma yearha,;raade no-b It more profi-
gent ana progressive . iaxmers Among J k3 ioio ciuver raiuge naa oeconia so i uunu ; uih o u .
'thw&a?ffeneinannJ 000 te&eiral as io 'rof-llieoif Velover I the pork and .seU;asrbacon, rather
-.r5?3rA-.-c i.-. 3 sr. - f -r wv.u ktxi--ti 1 than tA sail la fa k n m k- '
gratifjkig hdillove jicbacluded tkat,he 'wonld i acrince 1 pw fnowW never te allowed to run
ly ks much to bring up poor stock as to
keep the well fatted la good " condition;
AH bisvttiutift
IV0 prorapFaitca wi.t l 55 TWrd Trade! add
v- .?ft-v .--"V 7 "?- T " " t. j
..i-'- ? ; j ot country iiieon-JLong island m seiiia i ;naj crop iormuicn. ine; iastj aeaon
I wliatcpuld it before iany tbloom )Tpparel"-
&m fYP r fou pf Ong tJsut:sn.:-The eggs- of tiiis pest are laid in : the c!oj.:
thecatoytedin cntr and -lught -f feed pnf the forming :seed.; To check
s' i
arrtoTiisrsiBfei
L O a IS B URO , ' F U ANKLIK.
'V' 11 attend the Courts of Nashi acres Jofland atH per acreIIerje 1 niat isheconcludc4 thait was well
Fr a ak in ? Sv nv ille ? Warren ;5in4 hjiemears been; t qui- J for biik. not to; have any clover. ; bios-
w axe u .rin ses aiso r i.n , 1 jetly jecreating in-developing a piece sf . 1 so:ns a w places during . the period
CULULU VK V. V vl
It is not what may be secured in a
short time (by extra heavy feeding) that
is the real test of valve with a cow. but
rather what can bo secured' during the
.y".:-;. : t'- : r
It is claimed that soft food for
a : r 1 - m a. 1 . n. i ii
; i iMrL whipK ti t!v. ,Anmcm fhinAP iWl whnn th"nQiriwA lava hpr pororo Sri lift 1 xt la ciHiiueu uiai soil 100Q ior cauie
. Circuit and PjSTUict oou f; Hwccn ,TSavton' and 4 CTmcinnaa would ! cutlisdover before any bloom appear-' better than dry food, and ihat : in the
Trvrt W'Kr I 64 left 'it a it fell before f the mow- dairy .is no trouble, with plenty of ensi-
Tj er; so "sii no clover wasmothere6 J The. iaje, to keep a sammec flojrof milk all '
O 3e : aJd'i6ea'He3b'f-Fm was his clover seed.wereready to 1 the year, i ; i r-.A ? 'J
' liM-ATTD ttN A Tit A Wi'ii
i.;t-'V--t liU IOBU ... J'-::-7;:Aii.:-'A-.
wlucli,. wuh. his garden and wchard, 6&
cupyihg eleven aeres?leaves twenty-one
acres in pnfr field. iot cultivation. Diag
onally through this is a 'depression, so
as to leave about half of the
Will cTtiiii Uiei courts of
Htid Nasrti and in the Supreme court
tvf the 8tftle.". f
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cat a month earlier, ' and ho 5 had this
year five, bushels and a peck; per acre, .
wnere mj neigiiDprs uaa jaone.,
. lie says heis satisfied1 to" make the
seed and utilize the other mowing as : a
.Rea4 the foibjwiug; Mr, C II "Mor
ris. Newark, Ark., sayn " " ; ;
wWs down with nbscess of lung,
into the northeast and the f.othcr lialf I mulch and fextihzer.'i Tliis lass point of -ue n incurable consumptive, egan
tothewumwestnotthe niost :destra- t cutting clover Dew-eit blooms to-xnacai tak ns lr.Kin2's New Discovery - tor
the ravages of the clove-midge is a new. 1
fenutthem vlong denied rights and
many prjvuegef hitherto withheld.
c It was not so under the recent Dem
cratfc adnunis&aiion,' for Mr, Cleveland
retained colored servants lhat were em
ployed as Ikr.! back as- Mr. Lincoln's
timL - A Southern Democrat' in the
Vhite House would be pretty sure to
want none but colored people around
Lbimsas ;ervantst But President Ilam-
son and lamuy are pro-Enghsh in their
tastes and 8tyleSltbey"cri6rTear
the sight of colored '. skins la their
bbuschbld. v They must have-the white
dbmrsticsj to which they have been a
customeh . in , their private Indiana
All this is of coursea matter or ; per
sonal .taste, and a. privileged, private af
fair and would -excite no remark or
comment but for the attitude of the col
ored people toward the BepubUcan - and
Democratic parties respectively. They-
adhere with such loyaltyo the Kepub
licans, and manifest such 'unreasonable
and enduring hbsality'toward the Dem
ocrats, that it is well to point them to
this circumstance as confirming the fact,
so often illustrated in -other ways, that
the Republicans at the 3Jorth have no
use .whatever for the colored people but
to use them at the polls. -, v , ... " ; ' '
TWENTY PIElJS.OF:nnoE.
.A "pleasing story, of , Deacon. Staples
parrot Is being told in Boston nowadays:
One day when the deacon's wile was tkr.
ing up pickles, the Tarxot, wbea her
beck was taroed, stolejk pickle fwxn the
Cislu Mrs. Staples turned la . time to
see the thief; and drew a knif atlhe
parrot with' such, force and '.aauracjv
that it took all the feathers smoothly off
the bird's hcad. Tor days the bird was
disconsolate at the ices of' his topknot,
but recovered la course of": time. ? Soon
after; a clergyman came to t spend .Sun
day at Deacon Staples' and the parrot
waa la the dining room wbeo the guest
came in to breakfast.- The parson, was
bakL bis head was as smooth, as a door
.knob. .-, The parrot looked at. him : .with
interest, and then, said, as. heads were
bowed while the minister sU grace,
the bird screamed ..with., distinctness :
uAhl you oU scampi; Been atealia'
picklear-) .-- v:
i v.
-The lilacs are pui . i.
The-thrmhli rXout '
:The"fri!tor'fl:cye.r-" :
Uove's'swcct, asd Love's here!
; On thorns that re trc'.v ;
The rose is n-srov . .
T Tlove's sweet and "Love's here,.
I .um heart of the year!
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' vtfheu' you doot feel "well and .hard
ly kuowa what all you, cite li. W B.
(DoUnlu Blood Balia)a LlaL It is a
floe tonic . t n. -
-T, Jtiliahan, Charlotte N.,
write: Is. U. B. Is a fine tunic, and
nas done me great good.
; li W. Thorn paotf. Damaacua.' Ga..
Vrites; ."I believe. B- B, ?B, U, U,
bet blootl tuxiQer made. It lias great
ly im proted my gr-n era! beiLllli.'' ' "
A,tr old gentleman writes: B. B. TI
V.'J
ia CONaU AltTl ON INCUU AB
TO CHOOTi TEJkOHEKSl
iThe'-SuerlntendeHtHfPubHtf
..' : 3clioAl9;6fcFra"u be'
iaLuisburg"6ntbethidl
d ay of FehruaryjApri I Sepl ember,
' X)ctot)er sind Dece.tnber, and remain
J for three daysifrnecesairy, for the
pu r pose of examining a ppi icants t
: teach in the PubliclBchol8 of ;this
t Cou nty.jgM-f if ::AMvf?
;l will also oe in iiouisourg on
?8aurday ofacn vreekrartd all pub'
lie dayst to attend to any "business
. counocted with my office.
ble slopes for profitable 1 fiirming. ; The
soil U a clay, very retentive of moisture
In some places it has a quicksand , sub-
soiL that the entire field has been
benefitted by tile-draining. Some of his
neighbors thought he , was extravagant
nl his use of tilerain. . .v
I -After this had heen done to his satis-
-i" 2'. y iiit itl " t Jill '. C " . i
laenon ne secureq an iue parn . tuauure
from the village for a Jew, years, - until
his soil was brought up to the point for
he ready growth? of;- clover. 3 Foe the; 1
put any manure or ''v'mmexciai .fertilK;
" The great ,dimculty about common
sense is that it is so tremendiously
f. : j6! . i F, . 3. - -0.1 gcarce that it isn't common, S
the fclover-sod has been harvoste4He:- j - lL T, ....
ierimiTiber fieWe-keepa.twoJioisles' I ploughs thus early ki the ifell' 'oecanse LCTB1C- BlTTEBS.- ;
andia jcow I ana puts tne manure irom i aiwf iue HHiijwcaiuiuui we wm u tf" a wwuuhj.bw "
these oil his gardea and about Ms trees, daced to 40 or below thy process or nuu w ee.i u
"r ..v9": -Ta "."rAi 1 j- v. v , r. ' I special mention.-All who-haveuused
' Office ou Main St.; oil e j 6 jr
law the Ea?! Hotel.
'AM
I..'--
s. spbuill;
Altorncyi
: ; louisbubg,u, 0. -
ravages
tiling and promises to be of great value"
in the '.battle to the enemy via the
clover-seed. - ': '
The lesson from our visit to his farm,
andf careful? inquiry ? was about thisi
This man has first studied his soil and
the heeds of his crops. We found "' he
understood thsthsory 'of X hutriSeation
and -was aiming by hismulchingof clo
ver jo i facilitate the. process. ;
with this , theory he
ploughs his clover-sod in August, after
onsuuiption," am uovr on my third
bo i If. and able to oversee the work
on iuy farm. It is the finest medicine
'-evennade. .
j Jese Middle wart, Decatur, Ohio,
ays: Had itnot been for Dr King'
r ew Discovery " fo? Uonsumptiou L
.would have died - of lunz troubles.:
Vas given op by doctorpC . cAdi now
hi the best of health." Try it. Sam-
;plebottles free at .W. II. Furuiaa Jr's
.Diug6tore. " '-- ' " w:
.lie claims that tnis uuipsou is marye - tmjiuicawua-iec- awjw wu- i W(&tri Uaters iinjf the same sbnatof
ill only 'Handle it 1 est .aavocaie ot taui piougiung yuurv
; . My little niece, left m , by" her
mother, had one of the worst cases
of white swelling I ever aaw. More
than twenty pieced of bona came
cutof her leg, one piece., being
about the size of the small , end of
a walking cane and nearly three
inches longi i The hole left by tak
ing these ple.es out wa as large as.
a wwlnut. She was - not - able- to
walk a steo for eizht months, and
was afterwards rompelie!to ue
crutches for nearly a year The
doctors said there was no cure and
advised amputation of the limb.
This I would not consent to and
put her to taklug Sift Spedfie,,
lea ving off all olher treatment, .
has cured her sound and welt, and
I shall never grow ''wear of spiaki
'. : , , ; Mrs. Annie Qresling.
0)lambas, Ga. Feb 11,3 t ; - i.
. THE WOULD OUGHT TO '
gives me new life aud new atrenxth.
If tbore ia aoytntng that will make an
old man. young it la 3 b b.
P.. A. rlwpar aotTilk Va- writca;
f pepeod on u B B t-.r the preaerralion
Ni my healtrw I have had it, in iny
,amily nearly two pears, and ,, in all
that tunc have not had to have a doc
tor"
Thos7'Paul5c. AlaphaGa. writes;
I . SulTcrcd ternbly. with drapepaia."
The ue of b k b has 'made me feel
like, a new man v I woald not take a
thoaaaud dollar' foe the good. it has,
writes: I had a IAn spell of. typttold
fever, which at 1 st scmed to selt'e
in my ler wuicn swelled up eno
1 1", j -Xo b!rd In the air, ! K
? I -3o Lough Tut ia iire ;
i -M. t sli ( a va. awiu: 1 .
" ! ! 'Love's ewect. Love's hcra !
;the worVthatiskC "''' ;
t The ftdecs filling fist-?: , ; 8
. ,ljves ?wccf. Lome's hcre "
; 'Tbeendcfthc'jear! ''
,-1LizeUeT.ese.In Wide Awake. r
The Clover Fever.' A 4
This XeWca Eufcrpvize. ' f
Clover la the ,jrO'd mine of the
fardiers, and Catawba farmers are
getting the fever a4heua4u-arn-
eeL' ThU spring there - has- been
rriore clover tieed planted thart la -any
doreo sprlbgs before. Firrners .
no longer cbme to Newton to' bo "
clover seed In packages of a few
pou;id3i but they"get1t by the bags
fulf and some by wagon loads. "IV ."
enricheslhoiandl makes' the best'0".'
or pastore and hay, mid Hpruflfable ' :
In tltW'Ifld of seeI.' 'Good land, n ; t
gootl stuck and good crops; Inevlt- c. w
blyjcom to the fnTrntr who freta f
his hand well-set. In .tlu'vcjr-Jhe,' '
seed can be planted Ja the spring :
or Cdl with equal success, and it is s V -still
time fox U who have not al- "'.
ready donoao to plant (heir seed. "
Mapy of those who hrtve been sac
cesifur with clover claim that' the -first
half of April .Is the bet time .
in tha whole ymr to pi Ant the seed..
mOus!y. An ulcer also appeared
lucb discharged a cuplull ot matter a
day. I then gave B But trial aud it
cured me " , .
1 Itather Prejudiced, 1 i -
'Jennings is no J ad jre of' beauty,
said Jones. - - - s:r - ' V
' "I don't know ! about that ' said
hla friend. ' 7 --i1"''--".;
- 'Well, I do. returned Jones; He
is going to marry that girl who Jilt
ed me.'
Tn are pleaded to see oar Scotland '
Kpck fncnds'rh6mg as they are."' . "A".' '
cotton fkctory is sail to te "an asstxred'
enterprise for that town:- The" "subject
has .been "canvaseciToniya sriori whOe
and already stock has been taken within ' ' :
a few thousand dollars of the amount,
wanted. That ar- busiceaa - and -shows :
what manner -of txxiplo . the business
men of Scotland Neck are. The Times
will rejoice with them when the busy '
hum of machinery is he&:d In their new "
cotton factory. - ;- , ' . -
I ' , . . .. ' - ' -m.
The strike of, the laborers., at Fa l ,
Elver has collapsed, and all have return- ,
ed to work at their ' old wcges. , Th's '
atrike Is a fit iHastraaon . and proof of ;
the fact that the high protective - tariA
does not protect the laborer but is far, ,
the benefit of the manufacturer, just
w4 tall by the dernocrais during tlui 5
late campaign. ' "
lously fertile if we will
pirtpi;riy:r
fti His conception of whatps vmeant ttj
"haaidling it woperly" may be" fnferred
from what he is doing and has done with
,tfc After tileHdraiaiag,clearing offs
roots and stones, and establis'
praise. A purer medicine does not
correspondent and on the same grounds. -1 exis, and it " is guaran teed to do all
that isclal:ued. Klectric liittera will-l-r
. - a a m a a 1 1 1 1 11
a- - ' n Miia nil maanaaa tw run iiav and ar i 1 t 1
- Tj-j V "-4 v4afc."l a. tiovuOw VV u& fiitl jjaua kva 1
ov 1 y :wm remove pimples ; boils, salt
ariy Bm&i5mypjte. Sl Wieumand oUet aflectiona Caused by
uiRiarur-
KNOW IT.
C f- tit"
,-, 1 We value everything in this world by
comparison. Water and airhars Tiom-
trintdc valued and Jetf Ja Gould famish
ing in the desert,- Would " give all his
wealth for a pint of the former, and think
U cheap; hence, life and health are" the
standard of all values. ' Iiyoot System
is fu'l of nialaria, yon wH be tery " nils
erable; a'few 'doses of ShaIlenDergcr"s
Antidote will make yoa well and happy.'
Is one Collar a price too high to pay t
BREXB
. - Thft Tailing
yumn asi.
E-QLuOlIE
Price 25 Cti
U a DrasElaial
Cvm UotrCcmelclat,
trtlons, i'.iii'nnM .
gnigjlstt. 5.
catfle-to
in ear)
i tumns i to keep stock oflLcntirely ?Hs rbelieves f impure Wood. Will drlve
hln a Vfc cronaha 'f lroutheysiem and" event atlwell
n The world ought' to. "know, wliat,
o. p. o. nas aone ior me in; ine
cureTof inallgniant' -.cancer, whl c h.
wns so
m. w r"- - t . j ; .. . s . . - -
71i: 1 -hi Wn- m'vft it vure all malarial rev r. For cure curable oy ine pnysiciaus 01 nica- 1 of educatioa la "Ka
Prtmmnn niif"f fill i.iih i i i l i r-i icuk. lit' i.t t i- I aud oquii Kuit t. .u wtuwuv r' i mam riw h im-t ii Kttritn .in r aar. i
cmaea mat; ne ;naa ; . experience enougj
with his soii tdecMedpon?aiV rotation.
suitabletoit lt should be potatoes;
Will attend the coutsof Franklin,
; .V ancevTirauviirer w arrenjN asn,-ana
Federal and Supreme Court. Promp
ttentfon "given to c-nl?ectUns, &C
- All persons having claims against;
- t h estate of L. C. yj?sterTwiU preC
send them to me af xmcev t. t J
". ; " E. W. TmBERiiAKE Att'y. for .
W; TV Coixiks Adm. 'Z;
;;Vilson,N."C.1
GoldsborOf NQ.
;ATCOCE! & D AUIELS ;& DiHlELS
. -
Attorneys At Law,
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Any business entrusted, to us will be
qpromntly attended to. i:: -;
wheat, and clover. He preparel seven'
i -A-, iy. f -j&v-v. -iV :i
acres ior poiaioes, oy suDsoinng . iwch e
indies, leaving the surface soil on ; top.;
This wa then thoroughly worked -with
thelbdw.) cutiyitoH hefore.ti po
tatoes were , planted. The potatoes
rwer worked aft eyerrauyery
4flerithe potatoes Were takenff the
ground was thoroughly : harrowed and
worked for wheats but not fcroKen witu
the plow. Clover was sown on the
wheat : Thus he made three crops and
oushed hisTand hut! once .. in three
years. . ne plants ana aigs ms pou.wt
with 'machines, hires all the work done
on these three crops "..allows himself six
per cent, on his "estimated.value of $200,
per acre, ; ana. ,tne. crops 01 -poia
wheat - and1 clover pay over' 75
cent. . . .- . . . . ' ,
- He has raised 56 bushels of wheat per
:acre,?4i6 bushel3 6V potatoes, -and shf
bushels of clover seed. lie claims that
farmers generally ought o raise on this j
Ohio soil S-Jfcushels of wheat : or- 200
bushels of potatoes to the acre as : their
average crop.. His ideal is high, as .the
" actual average on such crops made .on
The) secret is simply intelligeatf; manip-
uJaiion of the.soiIAi- lfJ:l-!iIi,-K '
ite hires all his wwk done, pays $2.50
per' day for man and team, has jnati
wh9 is to come whenever notified the
night before, and his ."pay is$1.50- .per -
Here we have a strikingillustiaUoni
in favor of few acres and better culture.;
Hia income from these three crops from
oes
tirtti try Electric Bitters. Entire sat
isfaction guaranteed or money, reiuod
edl Price 60 cts. and )l per botlU?, at
Wr H. Furmans, Jr's Drugstore. .
Oil lady (rushing into drug ' storey
kJfvj UAlObU X. VVAUW OVUIV p"W
.Obliging.
fence?" ftW
Clerk "Yea'm. . Face or
Tixe State Board of .Education, held
a" meeting at Raleigh Tuesday and vot-
maugnaiH. cancer, , wuicn. 1 rf blae4)ack' ppng .book;,out of
badas to be considered la- the1 public schools of tSe State, " This is
North Carol; ui
so far as the public schools are concern
ed. They can introduce , narringtoa'i
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BUCKLEN'S. AltN ICA ; S Aly E
twenty-one acres diaveiayeraged
bruUes,.-sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever 8ores, tetter, chapped baud-,
ehtlitlains, corns and all skin eruptious
and positively cure pu,. or uo par
per; annum for f5xe,years v
- Secket ABlTBlalae astonished lan" of- 1
ficoeeker from 'Baltimore. . He. was ' fa4
yorably impressed Jby taa applicant, but ,1, required. , It Is guarantoed to give
calledlat'tealioii folhe icr thaTHs f pa' t ferlect sausuictiort, or.monoy reiuaq.
""Sw v : - .r price 25-centa rer box. ;
per? had few sigrmtures- of . poUUcat ., , For 83ie by j. B. Clifton.-
prominence." . : -.l ,P v-- Y- ----- ' ' -
''Don't you know some of the mem - Used upBalloons. ' . - - ;
ber of Congress from your State ? The'artisi 'who puts' nptt'lgns'inay
SeCTetarydaquirech. r? , , w be-rnuch of a correspondent, but he
The hospital. surgeons gave me up,
gaylng they could do'' uothlnr for
me. . One of my neighbors sent me
a copy of; an advertse-iienlj cut
from a paper In regard to Swlft'S '
Sp-eclflc, and X uegan gating , x
got relief, from .thefirat few; doses,
t . . . i
the poison was graauauy urivcu
ciut of my system ''ft-id I wa s oit
annuel and well. . It is now ten
months filnce l Quit taking 8, 8, 8
nrl I hava had m slgn of the " re
turn of life dreadful disease:'; "T
Au Sable, Mich.,' Dec C3, '83.:
ffteud for book on blood dlst asei"
and cancers mauea ire?. , , ,
Ths Swift Specific Co.. ;
. . . Drawer. 3 Atlauta Ga.
speller and elementary reader combia- f ' , , , ' '
edn if they want to, and as the .2ews- ZZ. r-f7t,,.T'V- Pt't-?i
Observer gays they wd; but. a fState , .'n: Bm,:m:LumhBa2aiaiBt: '
.1
iiCantiayLta4p.U
: i jDoa' t you know Mr. Gorman Vjt
ft 4Great; heavens ! , does ' Gormav Tun
this Administratiort, too f "f; i ;
V ? 'Never mind about that, "sail illr.''
Blaine; ydu'get a lctter.fi.-om Senator
Gorman and come back here." Ex. "
; i turiis but soma LiilliantJetters.-
fyienha t red The Emperor of 'Aus-'
tria.r; :.:"-: "
. A favorite toast in Algiers The Dey
we( celebrate.- r - " ' "7
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Are vou bilious? - Do yoa feel
Srowsy? tHavegotthe bluesl'
i t '.':e L;iix'idur. 'I .Prica 23 cents." All
.,... - -
aruiigists keep it. ; '
ilf your baby r is rest It ss while"
rVethlng, get Dr. Bull 's Daby Sy r
Sp,'a dose will " relieve, the little
.utTerer at oncc Ouly 5 . cents a
bottle -
Board of Education which doesn't know
that Webster's, blue-back and .a, limb
from, a persimmon tree are necessary ad-
juncta lor the education of a -North car-
ouna boy has set us tiznu too nun . tor
the game. StatesrlKc Landmark. r.-
'Htadiche. Tcothashs, Soros, Curr.
Ctrt si Scalds', Dzcltrche, IVoands, &s.
CHZ17 uiofJ-frte Id Cu. At ad 4rmet!tf
j Tle Oue lloss SIi-y
-r h -Bl-ACIISMITIIING. .
'1 i delr to return .rar tba- Tto n r
aaaaT rtcoas who hava c'tcO . thr
Of Dr. Holracs, b full of ; the genial I EuntioB of the tame for lEii? I ,. -
Author's exuberant humor. - Its fun ia.
euperficial and -obvious but more is
mean than meets the ear or eye.TThe-
'A city full of watxJUitieur-Ueneva.
'AboVe all other animalsthe glrsiTe. .
Ich'op sticks' Axe hAndles1. f ' ?
v Ut roiiitary outleak-anip feTer. . 4-
i He savl; "ily love I am sorry dis
apToiat you about the picnic, but Vmy .
tmtter. has. a lame foot.','. . .That's nolh-
ln"I.. We'Ye gos plenty., ot baiyauon.
OiU. ..'."'. 1 m ..... ; k : ,
Thq Detroit Free J"r ess .Fiend has
been pumiing on Dr. Bull's Cou-i Syr
up..' JLs ia Only gralitadA for all tLink
id ' moa know its wents. (Exch.)
vehicle which ran for a hundred years
and a ay without a break,,- typiSea; a-:
heakby human, body, and represents the
Mturalterm of its service. , IIV- howev
er a T-nanlias .catarrhal,, troaclual, or
asUimatic, orpuloaary., ('Jscjues, he
cannot live out lialf his diys, uulefs 5 1ms
eradicates tho tcrofalous humcrs. whoso
presen-e causes . tnese lovil. troublca.
The great blood clcnnainj 'alterative, Dr
Pierce' s known ai 4iGoUtu HeI'cal L)L
covery,t rids the blood of Scro.ralous
lutioniranvl.'bTP'W uig "the" "u trP
tion, gives vigor to tlie- detillated" y-'
tern, and cures these diseases. ; .-.
' Uneiualled Dr. Safe's : Catarrh
BenibdJ - ' - ' --;"'.'
Nre I will be ablp to do betif r-ia- tb
fatorv 7 e " r"" bird, and l-rir
-rjr lw' Thoaa ba bare hbrfei to l e
bed cauoa bh. i. ?w K-uarmme is: -
LittloA u evert, r-articuk-r. -,1'neti lo.
If Tim liva a bore tba'ortsr reaches, cut
4ki ankle, itwiuble. aaorna or tha b-t-
ror kcl, oll a !! ut, n4. , .
atirMt itif action. Do not fort-I
tat 1 o prep'd !""' Tlr goni. gr t
bTCiailr-drU Gch a riJumer, tul
- 'j u r. 1 i. kMi..
MACilHiEfiY. '"-:'-"
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" .The u'.iJt-r-lrnol Kis ! r..i'e a jtH
six horse fow.T er.iue,' o ' wxn i.L.- .
AW a Coltoa tToi, Feeder, end cu-1
el-i.scr(xKW.) . ' ,,. , , '-,
1 He; of lumber, nchis wervth-
er-lXiuig, fi .i:iT. f'ciiJ'.t.iv'.i 'tec I
illvll iuc ntitbiiHTy at a 1 i-ria.
' . . ' . " ' J. P. 'TliCilLXLAKr, ' "
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