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VOL. XVIII
tOUISBURG-i N; O-JUNE ; 7: 1889
NO.-18
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I AbsoS uteSy Pii reg
NEW .USE FOR
SEED. .
COTTON
Thi p vdereYe yarre9 marvel of
'bnritr striagth and: rKolf somenehS.
More economical tiian the ordinary kinds,
ana cannon oe; Baaa aUi competition ; with
the multitude of low testT short ' .weight
alum or phosphate powders.?.: Sold only
IS CAKS.v OYAI4 BAgJN&P0WIEK Co.;
PROFESSIONAL PARDS;
B
.-v "iiOitriSBTjnfc,N..c. .: ..
-OS&ce in tbe Court House. V r '
was cultivate4 for th? lint; alone,ir and
'everything else about it was: cofcsideredr
of little or no .valuer v The " gtalki wast
plowedunjcler, w4.tiie.89ec!,iCrJasrjat'
all i -were Ui?oa as a fertilizer-XpMr tho
cotton seed oil industry basy -bek)hie ji
great one, annually increasing, and the
i)tapldbjiHhmr
uses, and for culinary purposes in; place;
"of lard, in universal nse'before the, cot
tonseed ou was introduced. c The -time
is hot lar distantt lien'ihe stalktrul' be
utilized in the; manufacture of paper,',
rami uie Duti in ie manuiacturerOi ..cag
giag as a substitute for jute.; v-
Mr Edwai-d A tkison once remarked
that if the New JEngland people bid the
Cotton plant thevwoul3 get rich but 6fT,
tlie stalk and plant if Jhej ad to throw
avay the lint,1 ; If there are any i people
in the wdrld.whooTpuld get rich -out .; qf
what other people saw no money, in it
is the New England people. :, ilr. Atki-
sou'j reniark was hot intended so much
to compliment theitlnift - of the :iNew.
Englander,as to to express his" ' opinion
of thelnherent possibilities" wppedt in
the Iwirk of the cotton ; plants !But a
.hewjljbbmfouifl the; hull and
- tne cotton seed maj,arter,t5ier on lias
been extricted. Thc meal :. ;.' has f been
used mixed with other- ani,;les : asf3ed1
f6rs,tckbni'j
.beef on cotton se.3clhal3cncl Ufe taaal
- XJ .-L", t"V' ; ta Constitution states that a. hrmunthat -1
a. L'vf:Y anl yvO UNE L LOU At LA W
"I n 11 attend the tf Courts Nsb
t?TTinlrin Gi-aUVille; Warren.iind
Wiike O oitn, ies -- ilso the iMuneme
cUyvclearM $20,000 lastjrear by ftttenV
ihg beeves,' to which cotton 7seed. -lmll.i;
and ineal Aver fed an3 ppthing clss'" If
tins be so there re5possU5ult':es'1ia: Uie
-cofctMi seed which were not taken 1 into
;' . THE STOCK ;IfAWj:?;'
The Rocky Mount laindealer, organ
of the Farniers Ailiahce of Nash county,1
." Some years ago tins Question Vas fee-
bly agitated in our State, but bow . from
its increasing popularity it ; would i fiot
be wreckless' to pi-edict that in' a few
years only a small part of the farming
state will be unde fences. ; Many now
favor .the system who a ehort tinieago
would not liaye 8urrendCTed their fbces
for any condition".. We are convinced
that; generaffenceaire unnecessary and
entail heavy. expenses on the farmers
-4. It is with fencesas with standing ar-
mies. -The European - nations.' from- the
miglitydown tthe petty r-pruicipah' ties,'
must maintain an armed force ; at ? any
expense exceeding the cost of any oth-
: er institution. ! Thcse are7 not1 for - every
lay use Ut to guard against, somer, fu
ture contingoucy which may never arise.
Noy .suppose these nations would make
an.agreement and a majority .' of them
voted: to do away witlu- this expensive
institution, which is a harbor for political
.Termm and a place for. the probagation.
of the seeds of discord, would it not ' bo
agreed that a long step had been. taken
-toward ii higher 'civilization?
Tlie civiUzation of the United " States ;
encompasses" that "of anybilierv country
UeCas3 the people'hare decreed agaiast
the old spirit ofrfiire by hjaintaining
'he scnalleefstanding army of auy goy-
: ciuuiuuo tut uit Hie, . r ' t
-irvv ith th same spirit our farmers-' re
alize, that felloes are- unnecessary , forts'
as.u!)
growing to. control in ! pastures -or '-1 y
Uivders the stock which by ruunln at 1
Iire ruay cause.daniagelQ. their' neih-
iS.-Pntfry-i -,;j.'i-t jTv-- c
'Wanted Mora Tolerance
Ifoiow lliiu too Well. ''. .--
The recent Democratic; ctorjr in
Montana has been ? explained.1 Russell
itarnson aiu iu : -inai is witic iiicnara
F. Neglev says. . He Ufau old Montana
mquntameer anaa'uepuuuan ot, more I Vulholic priesthood, and Into the who'e
than thiriy years standing 1 Iq a letter gysteln more thoroushlv tlian tliev have
Mwr?te .f ;-d??tt i : l!e I .been wojit U do.'. It Is stated; that the
aJ8: . ; i.fi :-T; Xt ' . i" . . I Driest nad for some weeks been drink-
V Permit me to mfornj-ydU sir that on jjjg heavily. : It certainly would be well
the4th pflast MaTchjMonU:-i was, re- the Ionian Church ' to look a lit-
; The deplorable affair at Raleigh, of
which, from its character, we ran liave
little to say, will probably set people to
niquiring into the. morala of . Roman
D
J. ET MALONKI
O flee "2 doors below Furman &
"imWs D rug 3 J re, ad i oTniri z Drl O .';
El
W TIMUEitLAKE,
- tourt ot Sr-th.p ojlinar antt the jtt account; when the cottbrr 6il I industry
VI UU PLU-iU JUUpUi UUL13 VS iUHIOJ i LU lb.
It makes stock raising in the cotton belt
where grass and grain culture have been
neglected 'or 'deemed jT itn practicable,- -a
new. and . profitable business;" and it
should and .will hot", only. edebufae
stock raMngr but also the introduction
and fostering of bettcr;gres.,f Jt:
? It seems scarcely -credible tliat, the
.Cattle King of the west may find a com
petitor in the cotton planter of : the
South, aud"as yet .stranger - things have
happened. ' It has Jeen; ; said that
JKlng Cotton must yieldlthr -ceptrbx to
King Grass,but it maj bb that;' King
Cotton will aglun'ert " his regal su
premacy andJKing Grass be compelled
to abdicate. - A;few yearsgo the, , man
who asserted thai, the South wou id l en
ter, the fieid of the - iron industry . and
Compete - successfully with the;, iron
manufacturers of; Pennsylvania, or: the
rnxv WtibUU : UJAUU1MLUI1UX ALL
-ATTOItNEYlATiLAWr
OiBee ! hd Courts KouRe ' ;
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..it
"WMm ana CeMete MlawS
LOUIS I;U4iG N. (J i
p' Vil practice .- In " the courts of
'tj'rai) klui4Warren W.HkffUVanbe;
. nd Nasti, and In the Supreme court
V the Stole. ;
: TO SCHOOL TEACUEIIS.
, iThev Surwrintendent j -orPuMic'
i i5clw)ol of rVatiklia ebuhty;: will be
, ; in Ixujsburg-on4lie.8co!idThur&
('-day of February Aprit ; JulyiSept;
Of'tbber ntl Decern ber, eiid rejriaiir
-''iHor AhreedRySf if accessary for the"
-; : "I'Urpose of exaurihlng appHcanta to:
- . tfach in the Public Schools or this
W : Couhfyi-:'-.
.A-j. 1 IMh 1. aii3o 'be Vi n Louisburg 5 oti
. SVujday. of each"veek,and all pub
, licdays, t6-atiendHi& any - business
V nnocted with my offlce.?rKiC;;?clS:
TLUDS. B..AV7LDEK, V ' -rj
ATTOENEY JAT LAW:
JUOUISBUltG,
.Office on Main SlMrone door v
S;SERUILL??
Altorncy A t Law,;
l:Bf0:t:;lSBtfeG
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; will attend xne courts or Jb'rankiin,
V ance,' Gra 11 v u 1 e, V arren, Nash, and
: Fwlerfl 1 au 1 Supreme Conr w Prompt
,i 4iUentnju given to .collections' &&i :
f
. s.
!; ;t; A AH persons having claims again V
the estata of b. C. Wester will pr e
i"i etuHhea tonne at -on'ce.:t l ;S
' OiCX.EUVTBEreLjCKE'Att'y;: for .
. . -ti:,;. iT--- -; w , T. CoiXii'S Adm; f
' c.c: DKIELS
VfU80 NrC
,v'AolirO;.X!
AYCOCK & DAB1ELS & DA.H1EL3
' J. J. a 4- T'J'-?t
. WILSON, "NT. C
CAny business, entrusted to us will be
promptly attended to
:V. :;
iiably Rerxibiicanrand'Wouldbc elia-
bly Uepublican still if ybur'son Ilussell
bad brolten his. neck ' or died a "respecta
ble Jiatural deathsoon after Vour" inau
guration as president -It was the ini
pcrtinent intwedlirig of 'your on, in
Montana politics Ihat-assured the Dem
ocrats coniiol of our "constitutional con-v
VebtiOn."v It was his bartering." of Fed
end oSices in Montana, sorite of Jthera
ibt J.ptivaie- gain,. . others .'for private
pique, that-will prevent the Republicans'
eeiiding a membet of the House of Rep
rbsentad? aiid two Senators to Waslv
ington next December. If you. had
considered the appointment" of Federal
offices in Montana as -. a greai; ; public
trust devolved upon you by the conati
tution, instead of conferring them upon
yoursoa as he saw if, Republican: pros
perts '-iiii Moatana would'-no-be-
One of these offices at least your
son disposed of for a printing4' contract.
He disposed of oSRces of importmce to
pSirsonal favorites who enjoy th& thcr, rt
spect.pr the coufidence of the , people.
1st wiorC? : and 4 the policy : is j Last; November t the Repubhcans eloc-
, exceeding 5,000. : This change of feel
ing is to be attributed tb .yoorj son ' in
politics; We occasionally hear news,
from, thi East that there is some- expec
tation of Russell B. Harrison being Vaos
en to represent Montana in thff -United
States Senate. :! you entertain ,any
such Hca, please abandon it Mr l'resi
STATG PKESS.
-SCROFULAS ri "
k- formed from blood poison which.
idescenid vfroirr":7parent: " to child;
Jt appear in the next irlt is n taint
which must be : eradicate! fnMn the
gysteta before a curerran be icadeV
Sifls Specific drives put the virus
through the. ppres,f the skin, aud'
thuy. Telieves the , Mood ,of the-
'JL pX)onilbrcury ' and joftisl mi i 4
tures ury up-Jtufc sores otjhe scroru--larnd
other bloKt di3ases, only
to lottle up the pohon In the sys
teirr,' 'AMiichjaf course is . Certain ' to
break out at some weak spot, as the
throat, nasal organs or lungs, ;
11eV-more; -;cloee!y-'4ot-:ilia s cbh
duct" ot the priests 1u tlie matter '. f
intemperance. -Their conduct in .tins
regard too often is. scandalousi-iNorth
CarolinaJresby terian.
' We have a high regard for the - editor
of the Presbyterian andpcrfect .confi
dence in his piety. We do net believe;;
he would intentionally do a wroDg . act
-and yet in the above paragraph; he ' has
done great injustice, not to aa. - Individ-.
ual, but to the great army "of Catholics
in this country. Xlt isari injustice that
is not in keeping with the religious lone
of the Presbyterian. It would be whol
ly unaccountable to us if we ; did not
know; -the 'sentiments ' of the . editor
towards the Catholics. : He seems to
think the country is in great danger
from them, y He overlooks the great
good they are doing in his' fear that they
will dominate America. lie seems to
think that religious freedom is on ' so
flimsy a foundation that the Catholics
could overturn it in a day if they "want
ed to. Such fears are purile and do not
comport with Christian uth 'and
Christian charity. v ; We believo that re
ligious freedom is so deeply imbedded in
America that no church could control
men's consciences or acts. 1 So far as
we are cor.cerned we would be afraid to
trust. the Methodisst, thejlesbyterians,
the Baptists, or the Catholics to have
voice in the management of State, i We
have read of Catholic persecution '.and
we have read of Protestant persecution
dent? and save yourself from disappo'njp J They differ in little eave in namS.-. The
It U ei!o n the man who talks ' much
about his charities who docs much to
alleviate tlie sufferings of maiikind. He
who exacts uthe uiury of gratitude
from those he would aid, will loso n!!.
"Let us do the good that lies In ' our way
ai d if "people d uc t appreciate our
efforts it is none of our business. Wil
son Advance.: . r.'- ' .
; C rtainly the ' great . burdens ,' tliat
nature luW imposal upoa woman ought
.to excuse her froin asuiulng Umml that
belong vupoa the strong - shoulders : of
man. He is essentially a creature for
creation, she for propagation. ."To her
is entrusted -the life of the race, to him
b entrusted the struggle for existence.
A woman is greatest when she becomes
the mother of a great inaiu--Sanfbrd
Express.: ;', . ..v. : I-- - .
" We object to newspapers le!ng ad
mitted free. As they constitute such a
great portion of the matter carried, they
should pay a little for the carrying, and
when they, are rdmitted " free for . the
county in which they are published, the
postage of a very great many is not an
enormous sum. VWexe 4hey admitted
free, a class of advertising would be in
augurated that would almo3t block - the
currying service, and drive'1 newspapers
from the people Tarboro Banner. .
But there are tho ie who claim to be
Democrats are really acknowdged
laaders ith considerable following, who
rjpuiate.the Democratic ida. of tariff
for revenue only andsidewi th- the Re
publican idea of a tariff Tor. protection.
Mr. Randall is counted among tlnclase.
On all other questions hs stands fair as
a Democrat. The repeal of the internal
revenue system is another question on
whicn the Democratic party seems hope
lessly divided. Uickory Press.,
prbm'e no reward, and that triumph,
shall not follow the enlightened Jud
mcnt and the sober scocd thought of
our countrymen f There are to-day no -weak,
weary and despondent members
of the true Democracy and there
should be none. . Thoughtful attention
to poUtkal parties Is tliorouUy arocstd.
Events are day by day leading men to
review the roMona tbr their affiliations,
and the upporters of the prhxiplrs w
profess are constantly rocruitcd by luto'
Ujcnt, youug, and stunlacSiercnts.
Ixt us deserve their confidence; and
"ehuunnig" alV isnwW-'icaclkes, let us
remain steadfast to Democratic fkiih
and to the cause of our country. If w
are true and 103-al to these, the day of
our triumph : will surely and . quickly
come, and our victory ill lie jklrly,
nobly-won, throtfgh the inrincible spLrii
the Democracy.' ' v.- - .
r vt imtmv vmcm bhiq w tuns oil.
Ibh't Porous pl&iier. . Oali. at 12 eenta 'Tr '
W. JL, Portoan. . ' ... . -
' A nual Injector tro wkh raeh kottlt
of Khiloh't euUrrh remedy. . rrics W cU
bold by Fanuaa. - .
ment. - We know your son too well
Montana,3'
in
y Are-yon made miserable by indiireailon.
constipation; dizziness,, loss of aipetite.
yeilow akin ?- Shiloh'i YiUliier is a poi-
a ? - . 1 U.I1 1 ... -
Somebody asks, VVrhy don't T our
3'oung men come to the front f .Be-.
cause the bald-headed men get the seats
first. '. ' " - -. -" " - . ' - -
duatry and .coinpetfc ucces?fuyi Tvilh
the long Ista'blished ' cotton raahufac
tories of New, England would have been
pronounced f a visionary, 4 yel -: she has
done it and ui an tohisiiingly Brief pe-;
-Shipping fat cattle to Northern - mar
kets from" Southern plantations ;"would
not be a morev vremarkableTi revereabof'
of the old order of things, than sliipphig
feoutnern rnade cotton, 'goods to New
England or Southern-made iron to Penn
sylvania, both of which are no common
occurance. WiU Stai'' .: - ; . - ,
TIIE NEW DISCOVEUYi 't 1
-Ybu have : heard yoiir: friends and
ueisioouis laiKing aooucit' xuu may;
yourself be one ofthe many who knovr-
jriittr: persooalt-experience jnts l;bw
good a thn.g it is.- If you linve ! ever
tried it you are one; of its ; staunch
friends. becnuse 'the;" wou(1erfuJ r thing"
about it If "that -when-oucei giveua
trial, Dr. King's New Discovery ; eye-r.
afterwards holds a place in the Iiousps
If you have nevor used it and . should"
be afflicted with a couh, cold ot anV
,tliront lung or ch?st trouble, secure a
bottle at oDce and give 1 1 a fair ;trinl.
It is guaranteed every time er money
refunded, ; Trial bottles free at : Fur-
ma.vs drug store? -; .1. ?
Judging from what I have seen
I regarla'SpeQrihy
of patent medicines of the day. -I
know several persons . who have
been permanentlycured pfBerioni
cases ef blood poison .bydts use af' ;
ter proiongied and onsuccessfal use
of various other remedies C "
as.EPattox,
- .1 Attorney at Law, Dallas Tex.
' Treatise on blood and skin, dis
ease rhaiTed free v.''- "V -''. " j ?;
;.4 iTHK.Siyi F C SPECIFIC CO, J
: : I'? Drawer 3, Atlanata Ga. .
The Agfe of Modern Man,
- People are fond of saymg ;tmankind
w 'growing .wisell and weaker.", But-is
itreally. so?Let us glance at the facts.
iarding 0 tlie latest ksta&tli'":lhere
-are more, centenarians living now . than
at Any previous tattie inlhe history "of
the;worlL" Why Because ofthe great
"d1sy'eries''in medical'gciencer; which '''at.
fbrdhim'iin
formerly deyastated mankind, " ijCJreat
e3t of them aU is c Dr. Perce's Gden
Medical Discovery, the best blood-puri
fier and renovator of the age.
ever-sores, tumors, .unsightly V ulcers
ab eruptions vanish like magic beneath
its beneficient influence. . f K; - X
A Formidable Suit,
flPhiLBeeor'Sl
J-A suit involyingjthe ownership of the
.entire'system of" eiectrici incandescent
effecting
:..A SQUND LEGAL OPINION. -
: E. Bainbridge, Muday'Esq,,' County.
Atty., Clay. C.. Tex. says: ;"Have
used Electric bitu rs with most happy.
result-,- My-urother also was- very
iipwjvllli malarial fever aud -jaundice,'
but was cured by fmefy use o. this
medicine. Am satiated Electric Bitters
saved his life."-. , : . . ,. ; ; J 5 ;-v - - - -l.
Mr. D. I. viilcoxson norsb Cave;
Ky., adds a. like te8linjpny,-saying:
He positive! would have die:!, " had
it noi. been-f.r Electric Birters. .v.
" This great remedy will ward off, as
well as cure alt malarial diseases, and
for all kidney, liver. and stomach dis
orders st-inda unequalled. ; Price 50c
and 1 at Furmau's.-ft -1
' The Four Hundred in New York t rr
semble Washiugton in bne; thiug they
are first in war, and then In pieces ! , - '
Why wilt you-, coaxh when Shiloh'a
Cjjre will give immediate relief,. Vriee 10
xts. 60 etv and St. Sold by Furman. .';
lighting in this country, and
-Dusiness interest 1 amountinz ; to ' over-
OpO,00.0)vilKbgu
ed States'Court at PittKr2 tb-dav be--
;fr0ndBraffley.Thp flght fa-.be
tween.tne, Wesungton iilecme. Uompa
ny and the Edison Corflpariyi r and the
.point at issue is -the, "priority. Invention
St the incandescent lamp, ot the.' system
brous, carbon, heated to V anincandes-;
cent in a vacunm. Edison f 3 popular
ly supposed to have invented this lamp,
ad it is generally known JisJhe jEdisbn
.system; but in 2885 -the -patent - office
dicided' that "Sawyer": and Mating twb
NawYork:electrician8, Were entitled "to
. . .. -- ..... ..-.. . . - , ...
proity of invention, and it is for an t in
fiingemerit bf' flie patent granted to Saw
yei? and-r Manh that the feuit - before
Judgeradley has been ms tituted
There is a collector in town who car
ries his bills m his hat. Some call him
an under-dun fellow. i . v . - i .. .
time: was when both believed they serv
ed God, '. by .' burning 'dissenters. We
wouldn't trust any of them " with ".civil
power now. - Reltjioua bigotry and in
tolerance are not all in ' the Catholic
church. If the editor of -the Presbyte
rian will stay at homo he will find some
of it. He will find some in ;lhe Epis
copal, Methodist, Baptist and all other
churches. ; ,
Brelheren : Let us have more char
ily. There are as good christians .in
tbe Catholic church as there are in the
Presbyterian church.: . They have as
much right to go to mass as : a Presby
terian has' to believe in Galvanism, and
an Episcopalian to believe in apostolic
succession; a Baptist to believe in eraer
sion, or a Metnodist to oeueve in ar
msniauismV-"People will.difler, and it
is their right. America was . settled
by men who sought religious freedom.
Its future depends upon era a ting that
freedom of conscience to all men.
: : ; The great danger In this country" is
not in the Catholicism as some Proles-
tant preachers would have us believe.
It is rather.Li religious intolerance,; sec
tarian bigotry . and "stolid . indifference,
Xet the preachers and editors of religious
papers flgbt these three enemies "of
jChristir.n.ty and freedom with .all the"
weapons at their command and they will
not: have any , time " to fight 4 supposed
.Chtholic evil asgreesionl State Chroni-
cle.i-.-v -' -:":
Shiloh'a cure will Immediately relieve
efTsp. whooping cough-, and bronchitis.
Soldbv Fnnnan. . -
For drrnepsiaand liver complnint yon
liai a printed rnarautee on every bottie
of Shiloh'a Yitalixcr, it ncrer tabs to
eure.Sold by Funnao. .
The Be v. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bourbon.
Ind.. aay.: lSoth myaelf and wife owe cur
Uvea to dhiloVa Coasumptioa cure. ' For
ale by x arnian. . . . .
The prettiest thin j in veils Faces.
Nothing . grate about it TLe opea
fire place.; . : . '- , ,
.Why is Oolong a sure thing Because
Uisartaintca.' - Vf '
: There la alcays plenty of interest
about a rich banket daughter.
It seems corrocC to ajcaktal a specta
cled m&a as a four tighied man. '
. AThcre is the finger of destiny to be
found ? On the hand of fate, of course. '
, A person An shipboard Is usually agi '
tated, which is a result of being filled
with the motion-' :
. like producos likc'comsequently the
irarap story is generally like himself
itwon"t wasbJ" . . ' JV", :"
We grow wise as we grow ldcr, but
ills by forgetting what we .thought a
knew. r ' ' . :v .
tmamt mm ttiMMlt frmjtrmmtl Laat
'iMrtCtfWMr
gExtarcvrrt.
ITT?
fr3rKtIlartimgi
PrkaUCA
Soli Xran
Devotion to l'rinclple.
OR
AtgnifsttU. lie.
At a banquet given to Ex President
Cleveland by the Young Men's ' Demo
cratic Club, in New ..York, Monday
evening, Mr. Cleveland "gae utterance
to the following rcmaks ; -
. "After six years of public eervice, -1
return to youfiny party friends, with no
excuse or apologies, and with no confes
sion of di3loJalty. It is not-: given . to
man to meet all the various and con-,
fticting views of party duty " and policy
which prevail in an organization w here
sJt-tTj 1 . t . r , j ,
ujuiu1u opuuoii Bo nroeiy toieraiea f.Jni 1 1 ftni - (CY T1
as in the Democratic rty. ; Because h V flLy A I iUi J sJil
inee various ana connxung yj Mmf,2SC. $an.SiU.
eumc 01 uicui must oe wronz vnu
1DJ IgjlUjlUL'T
"iP i-'.jy ' 'IT m1 ay" 1 1 ' -4MW$r "
y Shiloh'a Catarrh -Itemed y a ' iositi ve
cure for caUrr'u, dipthi-iii ami canker
muth. Sold by Fat man .-.r: ; ' .
5 ,Why should the spirit f. mortal be
proud ? No reason we can ; see "Unless
he. owns an ice-pond.-
1 .
BUCKLEiN'S U ARNICA, v- SALVE
. . The best salve in the" world for cuts
brutVesV::8&reff;ulcers'.'Jsalt
feyer, jspres, ,'telter.'. chapped;,- habds"
ehilhlains, corns and all skin erosions
and positively cure ; piles,, or 00 pay.
Scrofula required.' ft i3' 'guaranteed to ; give
perfec t satis faction, or money ref aad
cd." -Price 2-5 'cents .per box. J: . ;'
- For sale by J. B.Cliilon! '
TlsloMTraissB. B.B.-r-
": The sufferingof women rtainly avak
ena the Bympathy of every true philan
thropist. Their best friend, however, if
B. B. B (BoUnio Blood .Baltn.) Send to
Blood Balm Co Atlauta, Oa,or proofs.
H.L. C'assidy, Kennesaw, Gu., writeaf
IThree bottles of B. B. B. ered my wife
of scrotnia. . ' v 'r . '-. .
Mrs.lt, M. Laws, Zalaba,. Fla, Writes.
t have never used anythiog to eqnal B. B.
B. . . . v-.'
Mr. C. H. Oay, Kocky-ilount, N.-.C
rites'"ot adity fv 15 years waa I free
froiu headache. B. B- 3r entirely cared
me. -1 f eeHike another person." " "
Tf James W, Lancaster, ilawkinaville GaU
My wife waa in btd health for eittbt
years.- Fie . doetors -and.miny patent
medicines had doae,her no good., c-ix
bottlea of B. B. B. cured her '. - . , --
MissiJ. Toinlinsot, Athens, Ga, says:
Foryeirs I Batfercdwith- rhenmatisVH
caused by kidney trouble and indigestion,
I also was feeble and nerrona. B. B. B
relieved ' me: ai oace, althoui .several
other medicines had failed." v
Rev. J. M. Richardson, Clark ton, Ark.,
writes: . My wife aaiTered twelve years
with rheumatism and female complaint.
A lady member of niy church ha-1 been
eured by B.. B. P. She-persuaded wy
vrife to try it, who now says there noth
ing like B. B. B as it. qnickljr -jure, ber
relief v - - - -
' Whethec in the north, sou th, ca5t or
west Dr. Bull's Cougli gyrup always
make a first-class recotd. r One writes
it has cured iny cough and cold;7anoth-s
er has cured sore throat, hoarseness and
'catarrh; a third has had a sirnilar- expe
rience in cr.838 of whoopiug "cough
and croup, and so you a may run ,the
whole ga-nat of these and kindred afl'ec
tion9 and we have testimomals of cures
in all cases. With one accord the- tell
all the sanie unvarjihg tale. - No wonr
der the ' people believe in ' Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup.,: No wonder they win
have it -it tne neaven s tail.". A" gen
tlemen from the metropolitan city of
the Palmetto State shoVs his graStuiIe
of what it has done for him . in the ) fol
lowing appreciative terms: . ,
i - This is to - express my. sincere
thanks '" for : the benefit I have ex
perienced from the use of Dr. BuO's
Cough Sjnip. I had a . severe and ag-gr-avating
cougfi so that I could scarcely
talk after using one small bottle of Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup, it not only cured
my cough but sUenglhened - my sore
chest. I take great pleasure in testify
ing to the efficacy of .the Strap and
heartily recommend it.". W. J. WIL
LIAMS, Jr. . " . . "
- 73 An?or St.', aiar'.tat'oa; S. P
yet, "when they are . honestly held and
advocated, they should provoke no bit
terness,, no condemnation, tut when
they are dishonestly proclaimed, as a
mere cover and pretext for personal re
sentment and disappointrnent, should te
met by - the exposure and contempt'
which they dscrve.: . l with a sincere
design and intent,' "one charged " with
party representation has kept the party
faith, that must answer the party obliga-'
tion.;;-l.-- '' . ; "' : .
; t Whe5 we seek for the cause of the
perpetuity of the Democratic party and
"its survival through every crisis and
emergency, and in the face of all opposi
tion, we find it in the fact that its cor
ner stone Is bud in devotion to the rights
of the people, and sympathy with all
things which tend to the advancement
of their welfare and happiness; " Though
heresy may sometimes have crept Tin to
its organization, an I though party con
duct may at times have heen influenced
by the stiffness -which' is tlie habitual
device'of its opponents, there has always
remained deeply imbedded in its nature
and character that spirit of true Ameri
canism tmdlhat love of popular rights .
which has made it indestructible in dis
aster and defeat, and has constituted it
a boon to the country a its Urn's of tr-.
umph and supremacy. ...-' ,.' .
u We know: tliatr we have espoused
thecausof right and justice. - We
know tliat we have 1 ol permitted the
couotiy to wait upon expeuienry. Ye
know that we have not trafficked our
principles for success. - We know that
we have not decci veil the people "with
ttse promises and pretenses. And we
know that we have not corrupted nor
betrayed the poor wi x (he money of
the-riclu , . - : . ' . .
- uWhd ?hJl rny that tlice tlins
77 nfera &h$umai!ta, EumJjia
& Willi 11 3 ifPnis $ tJLum 5 ag opnJa t,
h'eadzcie, Tocthasho, Sons, Burni,
Cats, Scalds, Bet acho, Vour.s,&c -
YAUBORO & ALSTON
". . - - -. ' -
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.
Shop on Nash Street, near HnTiMiji
'Oflice. -
LIVERY vFEED
STABLES. Wc nave leased the T nvll4ible
io Jjuialarg. we will euU avur to
corn m il xi- tl puldio withcol co:i
jfeiawtca. - Hwo.J h'rcaand U:
gie, anIatUnitiv-drirers wi'.I b-n-o
tb 1'iit be, w areiUucnit Jit-d tLt u
iball tc d -tie. Alaw are f9.iT I
.to tdae c re J"iru, nsJ ifse ir'rr
b9t ttws.ioii 1 i.ui Ce give.i IL
Wi srr )feiaivu v do all U'ais
ba aliu, uaviug ffctired1 a f.rt ca--
diay lor tit j'urp.iee. 'Give us u
si r. of your puruniitr, aud tc
will ftra -caatifc lion. ,
. . Vrv I . s 1 e ifu lr.
. ILAYL&.PI.VSLL.
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