THE FRANKUHfHMES
THE FRANKLIN HM&
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LOTJISBUBG, N. C. AUGUST 23. 1889.
NO. 29
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Absolutely Piirc.
Thi p wdereer ari. : A marvel of
i) u ri tr, strength and . wholesomeae.
More eeooamical than the ordinary kinds,
aod eanaot be told ia. competition with
lUe multitude of low teat, short weight
alum or phosphate powders. Sold OXI.T
I S CANS. BOTAL, BAKI KO POWDER Co.
606 WallS;. N. Y.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A Y COCKE & DANIELS,
Goldsbor-WjNlC. '
CCDXIELS
WUso X. U
AYGOCK & D1HIELS & DAHIELS
Attorneys At Law,
Any basaaess entrusted to ua will
promptly attended to. '..
be
Y. GUIXEY,
AttcTney-At-Law,
FRANKLIXTOX,. C.
AllWai
tended to.
bukiiesa promptly at-;
111 OS. B. W'LDElu
ATTORKEY AT LAW-
LOUl 1JUKG, N. t).
- Office on Main St., one door
lnnr tit ITniPt.: -r
F.
S. bPRUILL.
Attorney At Law,
LOUISBURGX- C. ""
Will attend the courts of Franklin.
VanceOrauv Hie, Warren, Nah, and,.:
F ler?il "lud Supreme Courts Prompt
Aiieaium givuii 10 collections,
AUL JONES
Attorneyaai Connsellor at Law.
tLOUKliUHG N. a 1
Will; practice Sttt tlie jNnrfsf of
Fraiiktiiu: WArrenjt". WAfeeyVsirjpe
and Nasfi, and in the Supreme court
of.t he Stale. -
'T SCHOOL TlACHEKS :
' . mt X 1. ,f.; . & - n-Liti.
ScIuk1 of Franklin cuntyiHt W
in LouiKburg on the s cond Thurs
day of February April, J uly, , Sept.
October and ..Dt-.eem.ber, and remain
for three days, if necessary." for me
poriK)se of examining: applicants to
" tfach in the Public Schools of this
" County : o j
1 wilt also , be; in -I,ouisburg on
Saturday of each week, and all pub-'
l ictlays, to attend to any bus iuess
. ifia iitH..i w iiii iiiv .iiiii iteta .--
TifjjSf Hakkis, Supt. lj:
B. ilASSEXBtJRG,:
ATTORNEY AT-LAW-
i - . Offio in the Oourt HoiiBe. - ?
. -; A.U bnsines3,pul in my Hands wii
f ecet vf prompt aUeTitionfSS
VfT Yand UNSELLORttfLA
oaisBfjuo, rn.NKUN co.,k..
: Ji attend the -r. Courtsf Ujtsh,
r raofe inr .vulwaiTe-and
Vike ti oun . lea ?lsoKthe wee
eourt of Jf or th C arol in a; and the C t
..UircuitjmdDisTnicrroourta.,
-f-r-J.E
T3
MAL0XE.
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Once 2 doorsi below rFurman &
Uoike's Drug Store, adlolnlng Dr. O
1 KllisVf-?"
Q ;ilUBEBLA3KEjl
ATPOR EY AT, LA i
, , - V";xotiisBrBO: c.:i v;-
OSes i 'he Court HoueV
1
-r Trao Herobinj.
J-.
ILet others write battles fought, "
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;
-vi oiooay, gasuy ueias,
".Where honor greet the man who wins
a Ajaa aeau the man who Yields: -, :
But I will write of bun who fights
And vanishes bis sins. :
Who straggles on throusli weary years
Against hirnself and wins. :
- Ue is' a bero staunch and brave :
Who figlits an unseen foe, . -"
And puts at last beneath bis feet H :
His passions base and low;;!;-'
"Who stands erect in manhoods rnxt
. TJndaun ted, nndlsmayed --Z.'-yi
i The bravest man. who drew a sword, -v
0 In foray or in raid. 1
& I-,- - x;r s- " . r ft-.
It' calls , for something .mora than
f ..1 ' 1-raw- ,'-
t-'Ttr muscle to' overcome r
An enemy who mareheth not -,i
-With banner plume' and drum--
1 A ibe forever lurkim nurh. 3
. cnuicj Blu.ijr a.cli, i. . ,.y
Forever Bear your boardjoy day, .
Atnht beside your bead.; ' '
VlW -n.l. : .
All honor; then, to that brave hoatt !
-Though poor or rich he be, ; '.
Who struggles with his better part--
Who conquers and is free.
He may not wear a heroe's crown
Or fill a heroe's grave, .'
But truth will place his name among
The bravest of the brave. ; ..
- -.ex. -
Lawyer aud Witness.
. . States vOle Landmark. - f ;
The Asheville Citizen learns that dur
ing tbe recent term cf liadisob Supcr
or Court,' there being on trial a case
against the railroad for Injury to cattle
on the track, one of the atiorneya i ap
pearing for the plaintiff remarked ' ' that
t ie engineer, who had been examined,
as a witness, ought to have seen, the
cattle, and that .he would necessarily
have seen -then, if he had been" at" his
post of duty; and further remarked that
the engineer must have - been ,; In the
hggage car taking; a drhik, wbereupou
the engineer, who was present in court
cri d oat in a loud and angry voice : to
the attorney to stop, and remarked Vitb
an oaih t t the. aUorBey.rwerl knew,
that he was not druk. The Citizen
add thXt the proceedings of ithe ct cr;
wore greatly interrupted by-the incident
and that "Judge Clark : vwy-' properly,
'commuted theengiueer to Jail for thirty'
dayswWe regret that it 'did not go on
and aaywhat be did with the attorney,
but here its narrative ends. Here is ; a
case of a lawyer going clear outside f
the evidence and alleging-that the engK
nee., instead of being at his post, was
tack on the train takiug a drink, and
t ie witness stung by the Injustice done
him. prqiests in" open court. Certainly
he did wrong; he should hare waited
f it the adjournment of court and , then
-tiled with the lawyer; tut his putting
h mself ui the wrong did not put the
attorney in the right, and we know that
Judge Clark, with his nice sense of jus-
tice; recognizt d this fact. His Honor:
.eertahrfy&t least f eprimanded the ' at
torney for his aspersions upon the engi
neer and probably madehim take f his.
eat and . keep .' it during' the further
progress of the case, for he ; is not a
judge who would see a respectable - but
helpless witness misrepresented and then
punish him for a 'sodden 'ebullition of
natural ' passion ' w ithout at the same
time visiting some punishment upon the
.The Wilmington Star has a paragraph
concerning, the above inckteh the fol
lowing extract from which is on- a line
with jour thoughts; - . ' v
-l it was proper to punish him the en
glneer) for his disrespect to the 'court,"
but what right had the lawyer to Sup-,
pose'that he had deserted his ; post- and
was in the baggage car taking a" drihk t
That the engineer's 'reputation for sobri
ety was "worth something to him, and itn
should not have been wantonly attucked
even in supposiUon. in a place whcr6 he
could not defend It. . People slioukl be
rnftde tp4y.duerespecito the courts,
L'utJawyers should be required to : kfcp
Within'Uue limits when dealing with the
character or witnesses, - in this case
the impulsive engineer did -wrong ; and
paid the penalty, but his : thoughtless
profanity waa aotwitbbnt provocation.
A Prouibltiou Qeaerier.
J RevV RttBawuhgof Attrnarle
county, Ya who has been a very ar
dent and prominent member of the Pro
hibition party in that State for several
. years, publishes a letter in the - Valley
-yirgmian, in which he , announces I his
withdrawal Orom that party and : gives
this curious and amusing reason, as fol--
;:irrd years ago I was the prolilbition
candidate for the Legislature in -j Albe
marle county, spending $25 - for the
cause and receiving fbrtj-nine votes.
Last year myself and wife were dele
gates to the national ; prohibition', con
vention and helped to nominate Fisk
and Brooks Mrs. B. being one 'of the
Jice-presidenta of ; sald convention,
And myself one of the two V Virginia
members of your committee.
-T We came home enthused and worked
like trojans for sakl nominees, placing
the Voice at our expense in .the' hands
of every voter who would receive it.-.ln
our congressional district and spending
about $5 00 in the campaign for prohi
bition. ' The result of all this labor md
expense was lSTotra for. me as Sector
onFisk and Brooks ticket , in " Albe-
marie. Out of fifty ministers receiving
the Voice in our county only two voted
'-From tlie above facts I have - conclu
ded that I must be wrong; that it Is
useless to throw my vote away ou ft
any longer, and that it b my duty to
abandon prohibition, and In the future
advocate high license and work in the:
interest cf thWRepublkan party, which
is the representative of that klea.
Ifeving now an apple Jorxhard of CO
acres andLa vineyard of 100 acres, I can
give every brother visiting me a glass of
wine or apple-lack as he may prefer,
though I have not touched a drop since
Cleveland's election, ben I got -very
drunk in joy of Uiat event, i No more
Cleveland and Lee, but Harrison, Ma
hone and prOtec;ire tariff to the brim
to boomT Virginia. - - .
Yours In brotherly lore,
' - R. n. Uawukqs.
O listen 1 if within your home
' Some gentle one is fading;
Take warning, ere a summons
come.
a our happiness Invaduig.
. For all the suffering she endures
- Is needless, did you know it:
The "-Favorite Prescription tures
. : . Unceasing praises show it.
Tmly a household blessing Is this
marvelous specific Dr. Ilercc Favor
ite lrecriptionror the Uls of wotuan.
:Who thit sees a dear face grswlng each
day more eihereal but wiuXrejoice to
learn that the wife or daughter may yet
Te saved, and the family circle preserved
unbroken f Dou't despair, but try it,
even if the doctor i- tay there is no
cnrcV It is the only medicine, sold by
druggists, for woman's peculiar weak
nesses' and ailments, under a. positive
guarantee from the rnanuJkcturers, that
it will give satisfaction In every case, or
rnooy will be refunded. Head guaran
tee ou botUe-w rapper. . . . .
llenveu. JXeecVtlou itoom.
" As we ascent the golden steps, nn In
visible guardsman swing open tho front
door and we are ushered right into the
rcception-ropm of the old homestead.
That is the place where we first meet
the reception of Heaven. There must
be a place whirs the departed spirit en
ters and a place In which It confronts
the inhabitant celestial. The recep
tion room of the newly arrived from this
worlk what scenes it must have wit
nessed since the first guest arrived the
victim of the firat frntickle, pious Abel.
In that room Christ lovingly greeted all
newcomers, lie redeemed Ihem and
He has the right to the first embrace on
their arrival. ; What a minute when the
ascended spirit first sees the Lord. Bet
ter than all we ever read about Him or
talked about Him or sang about Him In
all the churches and through all our
earthly lifetime, will It be, just for f one
second to see Him. The most raptur
ous Idea we ever had of IHra on ' sacra
mental days or at the height of - some
great revival are a. ' bankruptcy .of
thought compared with the first fiash o
His appearance in that reception room.
At that momenta when you confront
each other,; Christ looking upon" you
and you upon Christ, there will be an
ecstatic thrill and surging of emotion'
that beggars a description. Look 1 They
need no introduction. ; Long ago Christ
chose that repentant sinnerv and that
repentant sinner chose Christ. Mightiest
moment- of an immortal history 4he
first kiss of Heaven I Jesus ' and ' the
'souL-r.1';;,';- r'.x:
Bat now; Into that reception-room
pour the glorified kinsfolk.; ' Enough
jearthly reten lion let : you rkno w them.'
but without their wounds or their sick
iiesses - or their "troubles. ' See" wha;
Heaven lias done for them. 7 So radiant,
so 'gleeful,' so- transportingly " lovely "
They tall you by name. , ' They gree
you with an ardor proportioned to th.
anguish of your parting and the lengti
of jour separatiou. - Father J 1 Mother l
There is your chlil. rSsters t Brothers!
Friends ! I wish you Joy. For years
apart, together In the reccption-coom of
the old lwmestead. " You see they will
know you are coming. ; There are so
between here and Heaven that new
like that flies like lightning. - They wi'l 1
be there In an instant; though they verf
hveome other wot id on an errand Crocs
God signal ' would .. be thrown that
would fetch them. Though you ralt
at , first . feet dased and over
awed at theksuperoal ienda,aaflat J
feeling wHl be gone at their first touch
of Heavenly sahitaeidn. What" scene
hare been. wUnessed In; the xecepGoor"
room of the old homestead ! -"There
met Joseph and Jacob, finding It ' a.
1righter room than anything they, saw
ia Pharoah's palace; David and the. lit
tle child for whom he fasted and wept;
Mary and Lazarus after the heartbreak
of Bethany; Isabella Graham and her
sailor son, Alfred George Cookman, the
mystery of the sea at last made m&ni-
" " 1 I
ci uq vcuiwuou, oun xxowaza ana tne
prisoners whom be gospeUxcd; and mul-
titudes wihout number who, dace, so
weary and sad, parted on earth but glo
riously met in Heaven. Among all the
rooms of that bouse there Is no one that
more enraptures my soul than thai reception-room.
"In my Father's house
are many mansions.H
Another room in our Father's house
will be the family-room. It may cor
respond somewhat with the family room
on earth. At roorninx and evening
yon know, that Is the place we now
meet. Sacred room in all our dwelling.
Whether it be luxurious with ht
and divans, or there be only a few plain
chairs' .and a -cradle. So the family
room on high will be the " place where
the kinsfolk assemble and talk over the
family experiences of earth, the wed
dings, the births, the buriala, the festal
days of Christmas and Thanksgiving
reunions. But you must before, you
enter there, and so I bare 'opened a
iounuun wnereyou may wasnau your
sins away.- come - now r rut your
weary but cleanest foot on the onward
pathway.- Doyeu not see amid the
thick foliage on the Heavenly Lfl tips
the family to net teal r "In my Fath
er's house are many rooms." Rev. T.
DeWittTalmage. '
There are timea whea a fceiiaf af laaat-
tade wlL Tcreocaa tha aaoat rakaat, whea
the yatemerarea far para blood, ta far-
alahtba alemeataaf health aad atreaxth.
Tha beat remedy far parifyiar tha blood
la Dr. J. n. VIcLeaa'a SaraapaHllr. .
Sick headache, bUoasaaas, aaatea
tiveaeaa, are promptly aad agreeably taa-
lahed by Dr. II. UeLeaa's Lirar aad Kld-
aey riUeU(tUUapiIla.)
aa a a. a .
ji your aeaita ana nia ara worm aay
thiof, and yoa feel ojit of aorti aad tired
oat, toaa up yoot ayateai by taklacDr. J.-
U. UcLeon's 8 trtaparilla. .
For a aafa aad carta! a retwaJr far favrr
and agwe, aaa Dr. J. II. AleLeaa'a chUl
aad Caver a re; it la war ran led to ear.
Learaliiff A Trade.
. A good trade is aomethinsjc which
bank failures or comnwrcial panics do
not destroy. ' "
.. It is a passport to all countries and
claims. " ' . '
: Something whkh can be carried In
our head and hands. .
A demand note which passes current
everywhere."."" -. --.
-The one thing that cannot be learned
In any academy or college la .the Jfjd.
A strong crutch upon. which iq .lean.
'r. The veryTriend 'of our yonth jjvho
will not desert us In our old age- or af
fliction. ' --" ,
' The only language whkh Is under
stood by all races and climes.
( It Is beyond the possibility of decline
at any timer-years enhance its value.
' The only property which cannot be
mortgaged or sold. ' . " - , .-
It Is a calling which can be declined
or taken up at pleasure. r .
" Something about whkh neither friend
or kindred can. quarrel. - "
. THEIR BUSINESS BOOMING.
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' Probablv no cue thin? has cauaad
uch a general revival of trade at 1
II. Furman Jr's Drug Store as their
living away to their customers so
many five trial bottles of Dr. r na's
"Xew- Dtscoeryfor .cuoaumpnon
- fheir trade Is simp! y enorraoua - In
this very valuable article from the fact
hat it cures and never d-ajpnointa,
r Jounht, cold,- atlinaa. 'broucbitU,
roup, and all throat and hug diae-
- a qmckiy cured. . 1 CU can Vst It be
l ore butiu br cettlng a trla b Ule
j ree. lare size II. " Every boUlo war
ranted. '
' $nppOMCie.
: boppoeo the President of one rr
onr ttrongQal female coJlees thooli
J rralgnM befbt hU boanl aC
JfS3 f9 f Jmrnoralltr,
five 1 rat tee should vute to amoii
biro on the charge of . Immorality,
ana the remalnlnit three trust era
should votf him rullty of the
Uxanee. What would be the efiWct
on that Institution, If the President
tHoald claim that he was acquitted
and should remain as President ?
Would It not betosmpty his
col-
na ny destroy It T
Wrtst Is the TliSerence between
tWls suppoeed cas and iho rAay
imnr. uno uirxerence-la thlst that
the father could take hie child
avay from the'collece, but If she
should become vlolentlv insane.
be -would either have to send her to
the asylum cr pat her la the Jail
of hla county. -
The rrozresslve Farmer has said
that Dr. Qrlasom and the Board
should vacate hla office. - We reit
erate that opinion with emphasis.
nr. a.ll L. . .i.i ...
raged by bis retention u Sunerln
leodent of the Asylum and will not
quietly submit to it. A storm la
brewing which cannot and will not
be quelled until the demand of tire
public voice In this matter Is heed
ed and respected Progressive Far
mer.
THE YEUDICT UNANIMOUS.
W. D. Suit, Bippot, IoL. testifies:
I tan recemmetifi Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bUle
sold has riven relief In everr cai
uoemaa.ioK six ootues aod ws
cured of rbcumalkm of 10 years staod-
l. 1 it. j . f. , ti
vUle, Ohio, affirms: -Tb best seller
medicine I ever handled la ut twenlv
years expeticoce is FJectiie BlUerv,'
Thoosands of ethers have added their
testimony. o that the venTkt Is noan-
bnoa that Elctre Bitters do ccra alt
diseases of tho Uvrr, kldueys or blooJ.
uuiy a h;r u..n,r ootus at w. II.
i urmao Jr.'s lru itore.
Your County Paper.
Each yiar the lical paper gives from
400 to 1000 la free nnoa for the ben
efit of the community in whkh it U lo
cated. Ko other agency can or wjl do
this. - The editor, la proportion to hU
means, docs more for his town than
any other ten men, aad In all fklrneas.
man with man, besought to be support
ed, not becauae you happen to like him
or admire his writing, but because a lo
cal paper Is the beat investment a com.
muoity can make. It may not be Iru-
liant or crowded with mora t -c-Jrtit.
but fluancialTy it la more benefit to the
coram onlty than tha teacher or prvtchtr.
UndmUnd us now. we do not mma
Tnarally or muUectually, but fiaaocki-
lp; and yet, 00 the moral question yott
wul Ond that most of the local papers
are on the rurnt side or the qoadtMm.
To-day the editors of the local papers do
Xha most work for the' least money U
any men 00 earth. Subscribe to your
kxal paper, and u you are u businoM
advertise In U, not as charily, but as an
lavestraenL Joi?e Davkl Davta.
EIXJCIL
The transition from loo;, lingering
ana pamiu aicaneaa to naa.ui
a f t . . a a . a C . 1 1
maraa an cpocn m um ua ot we tou-
vldoal. S ich a remark jLIo event Is
treasured In, the memory aad the
agency whereby the good health has
been attained is craleiuuv uesso. 1
Hence l! Is that so much Is beard In
praise nl Electric B iters. So tnsny
feel they owe th-tr restoration to
liralth to Electric B'.tters. If you Sue
troubled with any dWcaae of kl toejs,
liver or stomsch, of l.Mig or short
standing you will surely find relief by
us ot Electric Hitlers. - Sold St &X,
aod $1 pr botils at W. II. Furman
Jfs Irug Store. . -
Gex. Zsrra is out, The Wash
ington coTToapoodcn t telepraplis 00 the
9th Inst.: to the New York Time as
follows x '
Hlen.Estes lost bis place because
of a rumpus over the way the campaign
funds were a pa it, the Gn. being re
cused of not making a saiiCctory ac
count of the money entrusted to . hint.
According to Gen. Kites' rrrsis the
National Committee sent $30,000 Into
North Caro'ina In charge of chairman
Quay's aoo and bis private secretary.
It is understood that these representa
tives of Quay reported that $3,000 had
been turned over 10 (tea. Estaa, another
$5,0. O to somebody la Cheatham dia-
trict, and as'Jhilar sum to Brewer's dia
trkt, whQe the reat was left to general
use through the State. Gen: Kates ad
herents now claim that none of tho Na
tional Committee's money went Into his
hand, uat none was spent la Uu cat-
ham' district, that none was put to
general ue in the State, and that only
$3,000 was used in I '.rower' a behalf.
Tbey thus fi nire that $27,000 out of
$30 000 Li'.aJ to be put where it would
do th moat good, aid thry want Quay's
lieutcaiuta to exptaia where Um ntuuy
weut,"
hatorea I tumor U. .
uWltU joar Ixaineesr Inquired a
city merchant of a country youth, with
whom be had been playing an mnoccnt
rameofeucre.
Oh ! I'm one of nature's h amorist,"
replies the verdaat lad.
I fau to catch on," said the mer
chant, uncoodously . droprin- late
slang.
"What are you riving me r
wu wi a sau, oosa."
Well, what da you mean ly nature's
hnraorht ft
Why, I tkkle the ktooI with a
hoeaxfilsii'ued the yotrnj "rranger.
nd the earth smiles with pleray.,
The merchant pissed, and the youth
made his spades. " ' '
hnoha coaaa&uoa ear U akl hy ta
a a g-aaraateo It rarra caaaaiMiaa
rar aaia a r armait a wrtff aurr.
Chiloh'a VlUllarr la wUat Toa
eatIpaAia.loM af imuu. a
aluljMM,
. rviMil
and all traipioai af 4jfyU. ttM
aad 75 etata.jr Wula. i t aaia at ,
Tar.
sua s drar tUr.
K1V4. Blfhta. aaada aalatraUe hy
that UrrtWt carh. ShIIoh'a aarwU th
reaaey tar It. k m i
atara.
WUl rae aaSar Kh 4rMraU a4 II a
r eaoiplatatr ahUaha'a YlUUarr la
ffnaraatead U aara T- aaia at Far-
aaaa's drax tar. I
ThaBav. Oaa U.Tharar. mi IWarh.
IjmL. mjm "IWnh atjaatt a4 altttai aar
Urea ta HHllekl iaaaaaptio ear.
aala hy fimu.
Why will yaw eaaah whaa KhUah'a
car wtll civ ledlaia ralirf. ltww IS
cta,Oataaa4 ft. Hi4 br ai
Are ya ata4a aUatfahtahy raOlcaaOaa,
aa(!fUaa.diaiawa, Uaa af arwaiiu.
titaw akia i esttah'a VlulW la a r4-
waaCi
yaila
Um raa. 944 hy Fanaaa.
Crwp,wha4a achaa4 Prwhlda
rJTw ay BhiUh'a awra. Far
Sale at fvau'i drrne Ma a.
latarra rarf , SraJiS aad swa WraLk
aorarwa, hy Saut Catarrh JtraaWr.
rriceaOawaU. aaal la Wwta trmm.
eala at fanaaa'a drag .
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3futUAl XrVtrbearance.
The boose be let n tnmo3
where tVra Is no tolcratkn ofcatalcs,
vo lenity ahom to fAiHrga, no " sock
aubroAaions to lojarke, no soft aarwrr
to tern away wrath. If yoa lay a sin
gle slice of wood on the grate aad apply
fire to It, U wUl go out; put on another
stkk, and they wQlttra, and baif a
duzeo and yon wJl hats aa tZacxii c
Vt-Xi. There are other firos saMxt to
the same conriltkn. If one member of
a famDy geta lata a pasaka, aod U k&
aloos he w!3 tool Sown, and psMibly
be MbaaMd, and rrpmt. But oppose
temper to temper, let one Larvh aa
swer be fo3ow d by soother, aad there
will soon be a Ua whk h wCJ en wary
them ail a lla Vcmln; I Ul t giyyim.
BULKIXS AILMCA jfALVE
The best salve ta the woitd for tats.
bruW. aaraa, ulcer, aall rbwom,
fever sores, tetter, cliappd band,
chilblain, corns anJ all skin erotlot
and positively cure piVa, erne paf
required. It Is guaranuied to give,
perfect saliaraciiurl. or moay refund
ed. lUcw 3) croia pr boa.
For sale hv J. B. ClLlna.
liad 31anrwgrnAcnt.
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, ttey early come to ruin. The yoocg
dark marries and takes a bouse, whkh
he rroctwi to fkrnhh as expensively as
he can asord, and then tus w'e, tnstaad
oftrjing to help bim earn a SveChood,
by doing her own work, most have a
servant to beip her to spend his. eara
Ings. Ten years silerwari be win be
found struggling 0Q4undcr a load of
debts and children, wooderioj wby the
lock was al ways against hlai, whCe his
Mends regret his unhappy dotatioa of
financial ability.' Had they from the
first been frank and -houeat, be need
not hare been so unlucky. The work!
is full of people who can't Imagine why
they dont proaprr Eke their neighbor.
when the real obstacle Is not la beaks,
tarilT, bad pubCc polky or hard time,
but their own "extra vaganrs and becd
less ostentation,., '
Xaaa tha a oat tlgtmrn aad hearty p
p! hare at tiae a (Uar cf waariatwa
aad laattade. Tadiapal Ui faaliaf
Iw.J. 1U UcLa'a-faraapariU il.fOi
laapart t!fo aad vitality. .
Tha asoat eVlletta aItaUa mlm
I aa lr. J. If. htLeVTa UU Leaf
lUlia. XI la a mmrm raJ ff a4krt
loaa ( aad all thraat sad laag
tfvahlca.
Plaipl, UaArhaa, araly akia.
pota.ae aad ar. at mini a
r
Lanars, aaheaJUiy dwharra, each aa
tArrh. raa, Haf aoava J mmt (
at aSta dtavaaea, ara itiuoi ar t d
1 1 pari 1 Ira. Tata Dr. l IL MtLnm'm &r
aapantJa. D'ttioeaa, aaaaca, Jrawdaaaa. dtra
after ral la r. ra hm ard ad pwvetal
B0Y3 I1AKT HEX.
When yon see a rcrd arThia
Kanilcg w'mtfttl ha th rf.
With torn hat aad knaekaa tlSJNra
lAtxj face aad bars rei lerL
Pass not ly the cLGJ czhewiar;
Koalle upon bim. Uarksae, whaa
Ua's grown old UH not forget lU
Ttx remoLaber boys cake .pr.
llsve too never seen a prtnda!ra,
WUheyeaaWw srUhjor,
Bring to miad aome act of kkhas-.
SomethiagsaUmhksaboyf
Or relate vtm sSsht or oakkeM,
nuasMusUi
UsracaXadaOMl
a o rmmMtM boys tasks saca t
Let us try to add
To the Ua of rery bet?
For each ch&i bead tender
Ia Its sorrow sad Us jay.
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-wrnrrTftTsbnmiTiTT'il r rnaas.
Thy aroai the
LooaccaMkl wImb
It is cbeerteas with
Tor. rsrnemher, boys soaks
Voubs Lady.
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Sjo was a pretty young sdy. -TWJ
chamlsgty dreaaoi aad pesaosaQy quue
atrracTt, bhe was oat at the park
the other day, and she got on a. crowd
ed car. (he had a: seat, aod several
mm were sua&sg op. . Thrrs cans
la toil car aa oil lady wry , .poorly
dreaaed. rLa locked 63 sol awaraad
tired, the Vxaei arooxaL bwrersi
very slegaat dsdas wars sluktg aroaad,
but nobody made aay ini iraeot to
give his place, ferteg ihla; the
young bdy of w bora. I spohe got sp
and grs the c4I lady a tml sad eseoi
cp brails a dade 4cLi la- tha very
klest fuYrfyi pUts style, who tock . a
caim kwk si bar srad krr hla
Then a man tkg beyond la the
car, wbo bad Joat noikwd Wrr, ga ep,
waived or or the dVs knees sad UtU
adtheyvusg lady to tike Ussml.
About all the dtaJki esprer4 . vsa aa
annoyance at btieg diaiatbei. TUs Is
not very mach a story, U k not a Very
dramatic sttaaxSc. ' bet It
pmoas a graal daaL .
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X d S US hi a
fiV0i awa tlr.J. tL iL' tita
aldaay rVUta la Ua aaaUiaas
Faalual .
aaaaa
Ua lit, aad Ua
draaxW. IV. J
aTiaaaa
1L MeLaaa'a
rUU parfa U
taaa aaa paa
ml
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foa truest rahlpt
The Wliastoa
Win 1 lea Brpabbcaa,
TlMsrrKcatsaatair. VT. tTLWey
poUmaaur si Wloatoa srsa a . aasrpriae
00 laaa to the pace as Ihte city tbsaa to
the UrpnbSouas of Sorth CaroQaa, It
was j a prta traced thai klr. Crower
Is akoe rwponalUe for, aad esse that
the rrcsvidcsU w3 Cai doe act soert
the approval of the Bprtraae ef To-
s yth reonty car the Mate. klr. Eztrw
l lw iwi la ua (W r? w.
caaru rikkniJj Scarad tha ILariWra,
pJlicU&s tadlj. il k a ierrOU ca
lamity that as a party aad a a people
ws are ccntmpafly ccoJroctad srUs the
erkkrsres of Che poor quality of hoaer
arnsg $lSQCjnlia tad FociiTa Rrpeb-.
Ikaa laadera and
the oMt:-.cr ef
whkh Konhera RrpubScaea always
UAJ against oa. The soarjia la the
1 loose k too cfoae to 11 a lule second
ells posnmstrrshJp or te stand m
the way of caacas harmony. -
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