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LOinSH&ilQC. AUGUST 16 1889.
VOL. XVIII
NO. 28
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
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116
lurUlover
,j. m. ir.
Young Harold Gray, one afternoon,
Walked over tothe larm,"
Where dwelt lair Mabel Yauglin, who
held
His heart as by a charm.
1ogst;'horBt cattle and fijaln.
!They;ma8t false rrten and women.
To do this thera must be on -the
farm Intelligence and morality.
The steam will nnt rise higher H an
the fountain. Well has Prbfessbr
ttalph, Twiue, Baysi"-' 'A child born
in the midst of sin and vice, Iff
cities especially, will grow up to
r
a sudden and uhnecou&table pininM
whfch-after the nsual exchange of ques
tions and volunteered ' itformation re
veals the name of the maiden who
causes the : gnawiu'". and
piniu " ' She coyly retreats outdoors,
chased, overtaken, captured aud forcibly
compelled to relieve her enptot's-distress.
- - ..
; "At one of these entertainments which
it was the narrator's fortune to attend
there was a remarkably beautiful young
woman, who had been married about a
month, ner husband was present, a
nugc, Deeue-uroweu, biacK cyeu 3"oung
mountaineer, with a list like a bam.
The boys fought shy of tho bride for fear
of incurring tho anger of her hulking
spouse. The game went on for some
time, when symptoms of irritation de
veloped in the giant. Striding to the
middle of the room, lie said:
uMy wife ez pooty 'u uice 'a' cz
sweet cz any gyurl here. You uns has
known her all her life. This game hes
been agoiu half an hour an' nobody has
pined for her oncet. Ef some one don't
pine for her pooty soon thar will be
trouble."
She was the belle of the ball after
that. Everybody pined for her.
She was not at home. He looked for her: ?be crlninal assure as the night fol
.iaw ine a ay, unless some power is,
brought iu'to. prevens it."- That
power; naust.ba knoylede and mat
ai purpose.. Don't espeelnlly try
to live by a. motto. It is geneially
too small aud nurrow, but do try
to live by correct principals which
shall live and dwell In- the every
day life. In this way nobie men
and women wiM fill the.
He searched the jnvdea. over.
The grove, the meadow, and at last
lie found her in the clover.
Ah '..fair she looked as there, she stood
All in a,iield ol green, ;
With rosy cheeks and sweet blue eyes
And hair ol golden sheen.,.
Her robe was white; a broad straw hat
Kept ou. the sun's hot rays.
She did not see him, for she turned
Upon the earth her gaze.
ALWAYS YOUXG.
She started as he spoke to her,
And blushes mantled over
Her face when asked what " 'twas bug
sought,
She answered, "Four leaved clover,"
Then Harold Gray stooped down and
searched
The clover all around,
lUlU CHl"v sg uvi im vuiiiucmiivu -ww avsi 1,1111 . 1 a a
the multitude of low tesr, short weight While she looked on; at last he plucked
atuni or phosphate powders. Bow oslt r our green leaves ironi me ground.
I-H CAXS. ROYAJ. BAKI KG POWDKB CO.
4QG Wall St. N. Y.
Absolutely Pure.
This powderever varies. A marvel of
nuritv- strength and wfcolesomenesR.
M-ore economical than the ordinaty kiuds,
and cannot be sold' in competition with
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
AYCOGKE & DANIKLS,
Goldsboro.N. U.
C. C. DNIELS
Wilso Nw C
AYCOCK & DANIELS & DANIELS
Attorneys At Law,
WILSOX, N. C.
Any business entrusted to us will be
promi tly attended--to. ;
N.
Y. GUILE Y,
Attorney-At-Lawy
FltAXKLIXTON, S. C.
lejrat busiress promptly at
tended to.
She said that he would have good luck
In all he sought to do.
"But will-good fortune follow mc,"
lie asked, "when I shall woo ?"
"Ah ! that no lover ever learned,
Except by trial," she said.
He whispered something in her ear,
And she bliuhed rosy red. .
Softly the breeze of summer blew
Across the field of clover.
And to the farmer, at his door,
The sweet scent wafted over;
But sweeter far to farmer Vaughn
Than clover's delicate scent,
It was to sec those lovers there,
For he knew what it me:uit.
But that was several years ago;
Xow, on a summer's day,
. There iu the clover lield lie sees
His two grandchildren play.
Aud Harold Gray, as one by one
Their golden clays pass over,
Thanks' Mabel for his happiness,
And says he's still ix clovkh.
Why is my wife so precious in
my sight?
Is it because her eyes are al
ways bright,
And grace and modesty are in
her air ?
Neither, believe me, though
she's very Ciir,"
She 8aysi and says it with an
-earnest diction:
44Tlu3 growiug old. I fina, is all
a fiction, -
Since fortune sent me Favor
ite Prescription.
Dr. Pierce's famous remedv of that
name is, indeed, perfect specific for "fe
male weaknesses" and kindred ailments.
By drmrgists.
Cleanse the liver, stomach.. bowels and
whole system by using Dr. Pierce's
Pellets.
Christian. Charity.
EPOCH.
T
11 OS. 15. WLDEh,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-
W)U1 IJUltli, N. CL
Otiice on Main t., one dour
low the Eaute Hotels
l''urm;uiS Formula.
Attorney At Latr,
LOUISBUKG, N. C.
Will attend tl-.e conrts tf Franklin.
V.iiu-.e. Granville, Wairett, Xash. and
F-tier 11 'tu.l SitiJiviire Court. Prompt
a Lion li ill givvir- to cllectiens, &c.
P
AUL. JONES
Attorney afi-J Cteellor at Law,
LOUISl.UHG N. C. '
Will practice In t-he courts of
Franklin. Warren, Wske, Vance
and Nash,-, and" in live Supreme eourt
of the State. i
TSCHOOLTEACHEKS
The Superintendent of Public
ricliools of Frankliii county will be
hi Louisburg on the second Thurs
day of February, April. July Sept.
October and December, and remain
lor three days, if neeej-sary, for the
purpose of examining applicants to
teach in the Public Schools of this
County
I wilt also be in Louisburg oh
ftatarday of each week, and all pub
lic days, to attend to any business
connected with my office.
J. N. jJakbis, Supt.
B MASSENBU11GF,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-
IiOtTISBUUO.K. c.
Office m the Court House.
AU business put in myhaDd&wii
faccifrc pfonspt attention.
Ct toOtjKEl ". " '
fcl"TT add COUNSELLOR at LAW.
LOCISBURGf, FRANKEIN CO.,. C.
Jl attend tke Courts of Nashv
Frank in, Gf inville, Warren, and
court of ToOh Qarlinaf aiutthe U4
. Circuit and DiSTiufeTOdufts; -
H. J..E. MALONE.
0"JEice 2 doors below Form an
w'ojke's Drugstore, adjoining Dr. O.
L. Ellis. , . , ,
TP W TIMBEHLAKE,
... -.... i.
ATrakNEY ATLAW .
LOUIStiUSQ, N. C.
0iSce i he Court House
The Southern Cultivator, for Auawst
1580, is at hand.- As usual the whole
number is excellent, but as the "Fur
man Formula" has produced the bist
results of any with -which we have any
knowledge, we transfer it from the Cul
tivator to out columns.
The following is Fnrman's Compost
Formula and the mauncr. of using it in
Furmau'S own words:
"Now to give you the formula upon
which my compost is made: Take tliir
t3r.buslels of well-rotted stable manure
or well-rotted organic matter, as leaves,
muck-, etc, and scatter it about three
inches thick upon a piece- of ground so
situated that water will not stand ou it,
but- shed oft' in every direction. The
thirty bushels Will weigh about nine
hundred pounds. Take two- hundred
pounds of good acid-phosphate and one
hundred pounds of kaiuit and mix thor
oughly,, then scatter evenly on the ma
nure. Take- next . thirty bushels of
green cotton seed and distribute evenly
over the pile-and wet) them thoroughly;
they will weigh nine hundred pounds;,
take again two hundred pounds of acid
phosphate aud one hundred- pounds of
kaiuit; mix, sprerd over the seed, begin
again on tlie manure, and- keep on in
this way, building tip your heap, layer
by layer, until you get it as high as con
venient; then cover with six inches of
rich earth from fence corners, and leave
at least six weeks When readv to liasl
to the field, cut with a spade or pick-axe
square down, and mix as thoroughly as
possible) Now we have thirry bushels
of manure, weighing tune- , hundred
pounds, ail three hundred pounds of
chemicals in the first layer; and- thirty
bushels of cotton seed, weighing nine
hundred pounds, and three hundred
pounds of chemicals-in the second layer;
and these two layers combined form the
: perfect ompjbst.; Yim pejeeiyethat the
weight 2,400 pounds. Apply the first
year 500 pounds per acre in the- drill;
the second year 1,000 pounds;, and tho
third year 2,000 pounds; and ' ailer this
use from 4,000 to ' 20,000 pounds pet
acre, as you may be able to prepare." j
' We yrilUadd that thc farmula; reduced
to the quantities-of each ihgrafieri 6 nec
essary to make a ton of compost, would
be as follows: ;
" Stable manure,": &e. '
Cottonsseed green) . : -AGid
ixwpliate - ; - ; -,
Kaiuit . . -. v .
Dlirliam Sun.
Every day or two brings to light the
downfall or rascality of some fellow
man; in high places as well as low. We
never rejoice over the downfall of any
man. We know that human flesh is
naturally wik, and man is "prone to
sin as the sparks fly upward." We have
1:0-sympathy for frauds, aud humbugs
and villains, in religion, in politics, and
in our social composition. They should
be exposed and. kicked out. When a
good man is overtaken iu fault, hc-shonld-be
shown some mercy, and the finger of
scorn be slow iu poiuting him out to the
gaze of the world. The world is ever
ready to kick a man when he errs, and
every httlc fellow, prrliaps not so good
as the -man who fails, will clime in and
lelp to send him scooting down the hill.
As Josh Billings once remarked, when
a man tails, "the lull seems to be
greased for the occasion." - So it is.
Every man is surrounded by persons
who are ever ready to- apply, tlie grease
and make it slicker.
Tlie vorld is more- willing to tear
down than to build tips If the secrets
01 all hearts were known iu this- world,
our religious, social and political founda
tions would be shaken to their very
base. It is not for mortals- to know.. It
is,well it is cot. It is with a." higlirr
power to adjust these things. Christiau
charity the genhino- ar.icle if rightly
applied, more frequently than otherwise,
lias a tendency to lift the fallen, encour
age the weak and elevate humau beings
above tlie degredatiou to which they r.re
consigned by the thoughtless and frivo
lous j rattle of tle worlds.
The transition from long, lingering
and painful sicknesn lo rol est health
marks an epoch in the life of the indi
vidual. Such a remarkable event is
treasured in tlie memory and t'ue
agency whereby the good health has
beea attained is gratefully bloated.
He ice i! is that so much is beard in
praise ot Electric B tiers. So many
feel they owe their rettoraliou to
health-lo Electric Bitters. If you a
troubled' with any disease cf ki incys,
liver or stomach, of long or short
standing you will surely find rtdief by
us of Electric bitters. Sold at GOV,
and $1 p?r botile at W. 11. Furmau
Jr's Drug Store
Uccipcs to Overcome Wakefulness.
Orphan Asylum is not yet a fcll-ea-tiining
institution; that the annual ap
propriation of the state, the proceeds of
our several industries, and tlie voluntary
contributions of citixens are not suffi
cient to meet current expenses, which
with tho best management and closest
eeoumoy, tut at all times bo hnvy
and UKn the increase with the admis
sion of every new nnhiennt. Our friend;!
wUl please bear in mind tliat wc lu
over'SW) children now at Ums Asvlum.
to be fei andifothed and Incited; that
orplmns are not difiVTenr from -other
children, except, . prrhar, they have
larger appetites -and come to us witli
scantier wunlrobcs. To suimly tliclr
actual uccewities and keep the in.stitu
tion up to a fair standard, requires moiir'
t 1 .
ey, ana a coHwcruino nmoonu 01 it.
We need help;" we need it now, aud ak.
in the name of humanity, tliat all wlto
feel an interest in this grand work of
giving to the rather less and forsaken the
trainuig and protection of a ChnstUn
home, come at once to our aid with sub
stantial tokens of their recognition, sym
pathy and support.
VI ail active chanties none onrs a
larger or more attractive field than U
orpiian work totlay. Tlo reaults of
such labor caunot be eAtimaterl. The
actual cervices to church and stato and
country is beyond computation. IVture
the ragged street wait without home
and without friend, a candidate for tlte
work-house, the jail and the iieniteotia
ry, converted into a ueral, educated,
self-respecting citizen, and say that the
mite you omtributcd toward fuch a
transformation was Pixuit for no tmr
pose or could have been usal to lottier
ends I
We ak our frionls to think of thoe
thin, to rcmemler our need, anil to
send In tlieir contribution. We dk'.ikc
to remind them, but they ltave forot
tcu us of late, and neceity compel U.U
appoai. From tlte lculgc, utore partic
ularly, we look for their customary of
ferings. Orphan's Friend.
The Crctlit Syatcin.
Tlic llcruld Otaatbu.
la
Nm men seem to be Lorn with no
other hope and no other tlmught but to
ilablh their crcrt- If it U for a
sum not crcatrr than nioctr nine emi I Wbca .kc jmp bath loal It.
- ... ... ' Mumw
AnJ H tU'JIal by the call, Tu
cu!Aj hours oftLe rAtta
wnw,
WliCti the Uhik jto ooli aoJ the feci
are numb;
tlev vmrn fr th triv-i;v nf tr'':n-
j j - 1
the mcrclkuit lo "durga" tlt to tlcrn.
Tlie tliirtv Aivs come aruul with
wings not leaden. Tti collector rc-
mciubcrs that Ue firt of the month ha
come and retnlml tlicm of it. lie Lvt9
U1.1t hl bill are due. an-! dxlares with
a longing k.k tint "lie needs the moo-
cv." lHublles he doc. Wc all ncl
m)ney. Tlie mcadtcar.t 1:1 tlie street
Uiink't Ui.it lw ncixN m-mer." Tlw? mil
die man the raan with a roui ho:n
and all plcasantnev aroond an. I al ut
him he. lo, ncnU mor.ev. The niil-
hoiiairc w'.Ui .1 rait toll tlxat ww'.l
reach from here to Synwxe, U ia we
dutrc?vi, he mut Iwivc wLil U due
him.
And so the work!, with its ciiHions
and millions of circulation malium U
in want of money, al why cauuol all
besatUnol? Why was the miserable
and sukHil ytrn of credit ever c
UblihoJ? Why rltouk! lbs !onri
men be nvide to pay the debt of the
dislior.cst? Yet lie dots. Every man ia
busincsH calculates on o much hn ou
account of bad Jc'jt a.kl tLa wzv thxt
the honest poor jnan buys are marked
up to a figure that win cover tint loss.
Is it right? I it jut? I'.x.
TIIE VEUD'CT UNANIMOUS.
arm
How Ute tis.i wUI)otfU i the dy
pn by
When uc cr u heaid that lrrs hrA
try.
Wlkca the bmiu by turkd iu drtvrnlaS
drrp
And tUc uttl was
a lent; unbroken
batcbrlor by f
TUEIU BUSINESS liOOMING.
Philusr for ltisses.
ItbW TITE X. C. 1I0UXTA1 liOY3
and GIkls Osculate.
750 pounds
750 pounds
334 pounds
160 pounds
Making a ton of.
2,00a jpounds
mt' MAN AUD WOMEN. '
It is not alone the mission of
ti,-e people who till thf soil to raise
Back in in the North Carolina moun
tains the student of customs may still
find material for research. The most
unique are tho kissing games, which
still cling to the soil. A lot of big
limbed powerful young men and apple
cheeked buxom" young girls gath r and
select one of their- number as rna. ter of
ceremonies.. lie takes his statioi in the
centre ot the room, wlulc the rest pair
off and parade around him. 'Suddenly
one young woman wQI throw up her
hands and say: .
"I'm a puiing.'
The master of ceremonies takes it up
and the following dialogue and. interlo
cution takes place:
"Miss -Arabella Jane Aptberp says
she's a pinm.. What is Miss Arabella
Jane Apthorp a-pining fur ?" .
Tui a pining for a sweet kiss."
Miss Arabella Jane Apthorp says she
is aipinin' for a aweet kiss. . Who is
Miss Arabella Jane Apthorp a-piaing
fur a sweet kiss fum f"
"I'm a-pinin' fiir a sweet kiss from
Mr.'lf ugh Waddle." (Blushes, convul
sive giggles and confusion on - the part
of Miss-Arabella Jano Apthorp at this
forced confession.) Mr. Hugh Waddle
walkj up manfully and relieves fair Ar
abella's 'pinin'." by a smack which
sounds like a thcec-year-old drawing his
feoof out of the mud.
, ? Tbcn ft young man will be taken with
Among the many recipes winch have
been given for overcoming wakefulness
Is one devised by a Mr. Gardner, nnd
formerly celebrated in England, but
now almost lorgotten. it is to he on
the right sklc, with the head so placed
ou the pillow tliat the neck will be
fctraighlKkccping the lips closed lightly,
a rather mtt -inspiration is to be taken
tlirough the uostri'.s, and the luugs then
left 10 their own action. The person
now imagines tint he sees tlie breath
streaming In and out of hH nostrils, and
confines his attention to this ilea. If
properly carried out, this methe.l is Mid
to be infallible. Counting and repeating
poetry are other means that have been
recommended. Combing the liair,
brushing the forehead with a soft aim
ing brush, or fanning, are all good sleep-
ihducers, and might well be tried ou
sleepless children.
To these may be added tho Spanish
practice of getting a baby off to sleep by
rubbing its back with tho hand. A sen
sation of dry. burning heat iu the soles
and" palm, which accompanies certain
diseases iu come people, is a cause of
sleeplessness tliat will give way to
spongiugthe parts with vinegar and
water. Wakefulness is sometimes the
result of lack of food, and a glass of co?d
water or pale ale, or the eating of a
sandwich, will, by setting up activity iu
the abdominal organs, divert the super
abundant blood from the head, thus re
moving the cause of the unnatural ac
tivity of the braiu. One reason why the
most gifted of minds have frequently
been afflicted by sleeplessness is because
bodily exercise is too often negloctc by
people devoted to intellectual pursuits.
For such persoc8 there is no better
soporific than muscular exertion, car
ried even, in extreme cases, to a. sense
Probably no cna thing has caused
audi h jrc'cnd revivnl of trade at W.
II. Furman Jr's Drog Store as their
giving away to tl.eir customers ao
many free trial Lotties of Dr. K-ns's
New lMcoery for consumption
Their trado is imply enormou iu
this very valuable article from tho f.ict
thai it cures and never d-apoomts,
Couh, cold-, asthma, bronchitis.
croup, mid all throat and lung diseas
es quickiy cured. Yen can st it be
fore buyiu bv celling a trial bottle
free, large size $1. Every botllc war
ranted.
. V. Snt, Jl.ppui, Ind.. lesiif.o:
"I can recommend Electric BUcr as
the Tory best rtmedv. lirerv bUle
sold has given relit f in every case.
Uuc ni-iu lovi. s:x uoii.es sn 1 w
cuied of riieumatiam nf 10 yenrs sland
ln-. Al.nham Hare, drusjrist. mll-
ville, OMo. allirms: '"The best sclbi2
meil.cine I ver luiDd'iHj in nty Iweuty
veir expcueucc is Eiecliic Uit'er.,
Thousands of o titers hare atkicd their
tcsiimofJV, -o tlwt t'.! vcrdi t i uaaa
imou that Electric Hitters do ccr all
disease of the liver, kidneys or bio-!
tnlv M l dolJr a bottic at . II.
Funna-J Jr. I)iu Moic.
sierp:
llritio ! tor thu
yoro
Ai! Uic blifal pcvC wbkl wUI cooms
t.o more !
T!e clock li.k ca arl the bb sti'J
ye'l
,I L. tiiircd U-c ugn to tu jorr
tHi t
As uj U.ytu his Urnrt Uis dictum swcTju
lJTit
Tttat
. Brat I
North Carolluis iud lcr Youn.
Men.
How ApiK-nruncc 1h.-cIvc.
It is a ooUl! Svcl thit a larje nons
brr of our IrtchUM aa! brryuanj mm
do kare the rotate, and da arcecd moch
tcUcr llan thy puwlbly rtsdd kn Nortk
LVtroHua, There is scarcely any SUta
in the union that Uts rnibol so nutnj
noabl to many ram of naSf
sulsUnAl worth, as North Orolloa.
Somebody is c4Ctiualij aLioj why
Urf men are not kept al Loose. There
is a catc toe tlu. and tlte cause Is very
crkkxu lo any oae tliat will jk wi'Ja
ocu eye.
Fnr a loti tixae the kkn kot prera3
ed in North CaxoUtM to a cctuskrable
extent, Usil ju:t tm are not qaili
ficd for onitiou tl Uu rUoce, thai
llkcy lave not bm drillsJ Ion 5 etwujk
in tiw sclwol of rxprrin. There lu
uot born suii'wicr.t cxwuuratnKtilcvrerv,
or fu.J.ir-.it hulucciwnU uTcml the
younj men ct Ni'fth CarotlnA, and they
btve uaU.rJ!y toukt a tV'd wbrre
I. Kir mm'-i are iu-re ajrtrek.tstu.
Wiu;on Lo.ii".
iieoiitlio Alert.
A iwily citl&cxj left Woiml averiue
car at IU411 street octvrccii how cr
yestenby, bul was Icirdly mi the "lo
walk bcfticc he began and ba k-
0111:55 ai lue tivr.
"It'e aia orders lo stop cxvcj-tj-it
crofcsiiisr,' observed a j?ngtT 01 the
rear platform x tlie coijduclur rm-Jml
up to Mill tlie bell rop
Yt, but be ha- obably lorgvttrti
somctbbis."
"Well, let him get it w hen the car
comes down. 1 have uo pnticucc
forcefful men."
-I gues I'll Up anjlw-T.'
"ll's a strune to do it."
The cat was stin,l. aid tlie irtin
cam? running ail iki:H.5 to rail ou:
"I ft my si'.k uud-rdla i:i l!w?
car."
"Yen, and here it i. I wn. krSi;g
it for you," replied iht htdivkl'xd who
vu opp'l the lop.
"Thank.. You are an bX3en nvvv
No oranintion, of wlntever cliarac-
tcr, lias ever shown the marvelous
growth developed by the Farmers Alli
ance. At tint it was sneered at and
all manner of evil conjectures were in
dulged as to its permanency and its pur-
pases. Quietly and serenely it has
cone forward aud larzcd until now it
mbracsH very many of tlio bet cili-
acus 01 our State. 11 w siron- ana is
daily growing stronger. Iu power lus
not been o signally diilayed as iu Uic
bold, manly and determined manner in
which it resisted '.he bacrin" trut in
18SvS. Tlie pluck and skill and unity
which it displayed greatly astouuded th.
whole country. Hut Uc result showed
its power. The mot hopeful feature
devcloied in that titrug'e was the Zxcl
t'.utt" wliilc the lolitkiau, woul'.-Lc
lenders, legislatures, and even Congress I " there were more men lue you lh.
itself, cringed before Ihese m.m.y onU ou be a UiU worl to l:ve in.
and diil not dare to move a hand against llere -nave a ciir.
them, ihe sturdy, honet farmer of the
South tcpjwil forwanl manfully and
of fatigue. Once A Weekl
ShUnh's coustiniption eora is sold br u
an a frnarmntee It easts eonsamptloa
For sale at Furmnn's drug store..
Shiloh's 1tillicr is what 70a need
coustipatiou, loss of appetite., dizsiaesa.
and all symptoms of drspeiisia. . l'rie 10
and 73 eeots per bottle. For sale at Fur-
nun s druz store.
81eefles nights, made miserable by
that terrible contru. bhilo cure is tue
remedy for it. For sale at Furuiau's drug
storK , , i -1 . 1 '
Will too suffer triih drsuepala and lir-
er complaint r ShilokVa ViUlitt-r Is
guaranteed to care too. Tit sale ut Far-
man's drog store.
dcJ'catal ihem.
The Alliance is now strong enough
to become a great ct witli this cbss.
llcia;e wc learn cf certain scheme for
utilizing the order in the furtherance of
personal or party interest. The mem
bers should keep their eye open and
be constantly on tlie alert, for there are
many traps set hi which tliey might be
ensnared. Auy schemo or proposition
should be tested by the principles of
our order. Lay it down side by aide
with our principles sec if they coolcidc
wiihout contorting or bcudiug our prin
ciples. Do not try to bend or suit our
. . .. a. a
principles to tue suicme, cui masc inc
scheme conform to our principles Jast
as they stand, nnd if this- counot be
done, reject it, wliatevcr it may be
rnuciple, priucipie is everytuing wiui
us. Iet us stand falUifulIy and uu-
fimchmgly by it In nil lUna and every
where. rrogtcsaive Farmer.
Mr. Thomas C. Lo proprietor
of tho Lee Hotel, ArkadelphU,
Ar., says that Bwlfl'a H,ecine ha
so strenjrlhed bis wife for her
bors aa hoste I hat bo can rco-iin
nend and emphasize the assertion
hat as a tonic for ladles aud chil
dren H. 8. H. has no equal.
EUCK1N3 AIIXIUA SALVE
AN AVl'EAL.
To Frlendsof the Oxford Orphan
Asylum. '
It Is again necessary to- call the at
tention -of the good people ef Narth Car
olina, and especially " f the Masonic
Fraternity, to the iact, that tho Oxlonl
Thebet salve in tl.e world for cut.
!rui-ea, res, ulcers, sail rheum.
fever sores, totter, chapped hand
ehllhlains, coma and afl skin eruptions
anl poaitivaly t-ure plVa, or no pay
required. It la guranue'l to cive
perfect iatisfaciion. r mooy rcfitnd
rd. I'rka- 25 ceota per box.
For sle by J. 1$. Ctlitou.
Mr. B. F. Whatley l n prnml
nent merchant of Ilinton, Is. He
bays that ho has sold 8wifV Spe
cific to many persons and know f
sonio wonderTul cases of blood di
eae, and has never heard of a
failure to cure. Beveial . t
severest blood poison wero caretl
after all the doctors aud all other
remedies bad failed.
I am of tho optolon W. S. H.
S'lould stand at tha hed of tho lUt
of blood remedies. I airived at
thU conclusion fmrn the testuuony
of scores of perwiw who hv told
ine ol'lhe ko1 reaults from ita-trx.
i havo been tilling 8. S. 8. for
years, and It hss won a ln;e wiie.
C. A. Ohikkitii,
MjtjtL)wer, Ark.
Mercury and potash mlxlur
dry up tho secretion of the bly,
etnscs mercurial rheomatUni sukJ
dyspepsia, and finally run thevys
tero fbiwn touch a eunditl n tlat
other iliscasc4 nruluduced. 8 Ufa
HpedSc builda uu the Mtient Irtnn
too flist diwe, nnd jtivw IHV aul
vi-ir to the Hholo iiuujju Truiuv.
T)we i ai'.Jr rtiuoa ky many
otm men Irave Ibe MAt In sock
numUT. It i bvaj. of the kutvtja
ble llurt jT mocicy tkal jcrrsila ercry
where now-a-daj. TW 3 uun men
are tvH coa!enled to rrmalu al horoo
ai! rre oat tleir apprenticeahips,
Tliev rrrwl the bound!ca resoarrra af
tin; lc wc:(ra su:e and of Uk (Lr-tu-.u-
ll.t are t'.ere aonirrv ki abort
iu c of uar. Hey Ruuwt bar tba
kkti Uin at home and pk&kLcg
alon for a trrru of) vara h order that
ajier a tIuIc they may rife to ' palticua
tf prAmLnoiice aM Uilucocc Tby
itt-: as tucy -oad txke a ticket lus
a Wxiery.
Take the S!M f North Orolhia tsv
di a-vl it will be found itjit Utemoatof
J.c a.t lio iwre pmnincut on ocroaal
1 liirir callh cr ut Lbc l.ijh rUkai
tlu-v in t iftf avelkaa lre Sr-rju-rcil
ll.oc positions tbroc'h hard and
jrntn.t work; that tliey started oat
a )oung mea wttbnt forUiot or 4n
the lowe-i titious ef U.e callings of
tk L5l- l!ey c!rxc la (low. Sxne cf
tL? Iiisi officer oa oor raCrtla to
.by Ktt dwi ho startAl tlieir rairs4
carnrr as loconmiire enerrs cr auto
otLer u.h lowly pos;liotu Tue mou
were r:itenlcd to work and ta so work
lltA llcy wookl ne gradually' In (Lrir
oorupaiio. It was never mtmoed ta
mm to rich without jnyL-: kt lm
rvhas wiUi the sweat of tie (ur.
Ti true. i lliuk. tlat au2skoto
coum gnu;; l t ooi grra to Lie yoting
men of the StMe to remain at born aul
cast 1 heir lot with their peoric. Wert
more etKouracracut girc than firwrr
of them would leave. TW tata b t
Ikirac hi lli rrspect fur losing so many
of Iu I right y 00 a? men. NilL If tLs
mm h-vl more patleoce, they wookl not
U.ouw Lcourroi eaally, aaJ
would be nire willlug to slay at bouM
arid tlt ole ibrir Uixx al thdr bnia
to the sdranccnacJt of this Sutev
Lkirhaiu lUnL
TV Ttcv. (ic. II. TsMrar, mt DrVi.
In4 m - : "ttota m;1( mm4 ( rrr
llr la ivoiob'a MUTUw M Tt. , FwT
Ir my
Why miu taiclk wlum JU4s
er ill gim lauMmoat rulimi, tric M
i 1 yJ ctv. a 1. s!4 my anJu
,U jruai Je nmrmlAm my malfmtmt
roni.. p4ilM. iliuikm, torn mt ysUlr.
yttUtm- . Aaitvb' ViUuLf b pr.
liiausT. 0okt by ftmss.
Civ.hawpUt ecaa4 DswkItW
iMMdiitf rriiTrU by blol4'. Fc
sul l r'wnuaa'a drt( str.
t'atAfra nnd, -U mm4 WrUsi
sccmttJ, by MtWk'i Otarfc lUsaW.w
t'lirai jrl ttkU. Naal lijirwr It, l'r