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iEditor and Proprietor.'
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0B YEAR -
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1VOL.7CVIII
LOTJISBUBQ, N. C.1 OCTOBER 25. 1889
NO. 38
Tbe TZ'jcr w3 col te rrpcrjrjt
for the ticti c ccrr7criflCitJL
Brkf crfnmimrKtMoi fixes all r
tlaaa mail nrari.'j
tit na tl Mf"n mr"l f
recti red.
L'y
:r5)f(iMii I
I Thiak iVliunka Lie.
lont Sell Your Timber' Land,
DRr-OwT.
DOSXEB,;
7
Tkifp wherever Tories. A marvel of
?tirlty,y strjnjthand jrholesomenesi.
for econoraieal ta&n the ordinary kiods,
aaJ cannot be aold ia eompetitio wkW
the multitude or low test, - snort weigot
alum or phosphate powders. Stf X)JILY
IH CANS. EOTAL BAKl NO P)WDER CO
Whilst years Tolled slowlyby
And thinkifig now of what I ihunk,"
tliiukl thunka lie. - v
I used t iliink 4b iadies
AU sweetness combined,'
That they were all (Jod's last and best
" Ol Derlectness refined.. ..
That the were toot half pads and paint
i. But angels from on high, 9 A 2 8
a Uunk 1 4bunk a lie. a .1 '.5 i VI
ATCOUK & DAHIELSi&DAillELS
Attorney s A Iiw , v;
w't'll. .-'':-ft tif IU.il 'jJ.-r lit"'? r.f:
Any. business entrusted to us, will be
bit
1 TRANlOIGftTOr, .S. C.
Alt legal ' buIhess : pnHdtiy at-
fjmos. a-HvTLiEit.--H;
ATTORHEY"ATIi&.W:
Ljiu I$U1U, 2I.M?
Uiticc ou Main SL. one-? door :
low the Eagle Hotel. V
I used to think when I was yoangs; ,?
di And heart was freecom gnuel
That there was grief in every tear and ,
ui 'And iov in every smile. . n I
Thati frienBhip was not all a cheat
. And love could never die, A
But thiukiogjiow pf what X thunk, v
LI thinkI tauhk a UeJ . . - i.. 1 .
r Ana uunK inat j wouta do
A povernor or s president.
Or a seneral like Lee. -
But I have waited long in vairu;f ; -t 1 would speedH : doable ' ad txtble ia
The Oikago Lumber Trad Journal
says that Northern men who invested
largely in Southern limber lands several
yeturs ago and have held their purchaaea
are now in a- position' to realize hand
some fortunes. The demand for South
ern pine is Increasing, boili- because f
its excellent quality and because of the
exhaustion of the Western untmlv.
To this it may be added that the
Southern men, who sold these lands, in
the face of the repeated assurances of
the New and Courier, that such lands
Tbe preachers toeVJ used to think.
UN ere. not like ptlter men, -And
were not tempted of the flesh
f avI ixmiu no(Tnereioresm4 r fr p V, . ' "
B&tfa6e rvtirayefei touS k lit JL.l L
, I've waccnea uiem on tne siy,
And thinking new vf what I thunk;r L
jnjLthink Iithuuk.a lie.,-; v,f t,
The honest tiller of the soil, . 7 5 j . ...
; When niarketing his crop,- , ,
Take pains to put the ripe and best ,
r Always upon the top, ' . ; ,;. . . :
I used to think those honest men " , '
; v Would never cheat nor try,- : ;
But thinking now of what I thiink, '.
"n-1 think'I thunk'allie.1 ' f' "-
Theet6r alordiy8et,:i, ;.T . h-
'Who live on milk and honey, a '
Theyve nothing else bh earth to do
- But write and rake in money.
Leastwise that way I used to think -
?But now it mskes mecry,"r . vt i
To thinkabout the wayj I thunk, i i -
t .,;Aud how I thunk a lie. I a u
:.Wliat noble men the doctors are, -
And worked Tor love or lame,
;That they could cure all human ills'
' And never let us die.
.But thinking now of wliatl thunk, .x.
.1 tliink 1 thank a lie '.'7 1 " -
mrkefc value, are now in 'iweiuoa to
understand how fbohshly they acted.
Tey deserve no sympathy, of course,
anji none should be wasted on Ihem; but
there are hundreds of thousands of acres
of similar lands still in possession of
their original owners, and it is to be
hoped that these owners, at least, have
learned the value of their possessions
by; this time. Don't sell your timber
lans at any price that speculators offer.
They are growing in value every hour.
iXews and Courier. ;
1
0 need to take thoe bir eathartte
rillets is quite aafneieat and
m vAin.tn. 1 it. u.r.i. 1 1...
agreebJe.
Why will you cough . whea RhUoh'i
eare will give immediate relief. Pries 10
its- 50 ci., and St. Sold br Farmaji
juosr unhealthy discharges, sneh as 'es
uwrn.ecKnn, ringworm, ana outer forms
of. skin diseases, are symptoms of blood
irapuritHWL-Tske Dr.J. iL MeLerns 8ai
aaparilla.'" .. ...f ; : - !. ? " ' -.
1 . v i i'.:
i rnitiTMlit.iwii : r
THJB. QflPLX A1U BJtJ QKXX.
S. PBD ILL.
Attorney At Law,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Will attend the courts of Franklin,
Vaaoe, Granville, Warren, Nash, and
F-leral ih1 Supreme Court. Prompt
uttention given to collectioas, &c
JJAUL JONES
Attorney aufl Counsellor at Lot
LUUWIiUliQ N. C. 1
Will practice In the courts of
Franklin. Warren, Wake, Vance
nd Nash,: and in the Supreme court
f t he State. - -
"g B. MASSENBUBGf "
ATTORNEyIaI LAW
LOuisb una, n, c.
Ofioe:in 1 the Court House
AH business put 1 n my hand s. wti .
riceivc prompt aUention.f 1
CI MjCOUKiS.
iTT Z nd30UNSELLOB at JJLW,
-LOUISBUK&, FRANKtlN CO..N. C. '
.11 attend the Courts of Nash,
rank'ia, ; Vrr tnv ill,T Warren,c "and
W -lira fl I am T rs f-V A, Amhraa
eourt of Nor. jth Car.oJina,rand the'B
( . circuit and DiSTWCToourta.
The lawyers, too,' I used 1o think
Oh ! God forgive the thought .
That their convictions of the right -
Could not by knaves be bought.
That they would not a client rob
Or "sell" him on the sly -'
But thinking now of whatl thunk, .
I think I thunk a lie. .
The dry goods men are honest, too,
They swear they "sell at cost, "
I used to think they told the truth.
And all their profits lost.
I thought a yard wa3 full three fiet,
Don't ask my reason why,
But thinking now of what I thunk,
I think 1 taunk a lie. '
The hotel clerk, I used to think,
Would try to be polite.
Would answer questions put to him
And treat a stranger right.
That rather than he'd play the ass
That he would sooner die,
And thinking now of what I thunk,
I think I thunk a he. rSili 1
Asd then I thought that Harrison ,
t Who took oldf Grovera shoes, I ; . -
. j Would have the backbone nd the grit
mwi 11 .1 . -
AO give us au our uues. ; i
"But tariff laws and pension frauds
Still make the nation sigh,- , - -
And thinking, now of what I thunk,
Xthink raniikAm-i i-
!GrumbJhig,.ikej almost . (everybody
elseyhasagood and(a , bad ..side, i ,We
may be said to see. , grumbhng . on its
good side, when we see a man grum
bling at himself that Is,1 never enlircly
satisfied with his exertions in any ! good
cause, or ms atiammeatsr.in any lauoa-
ble or generous pursuit. We see grum
bling, again, on Jts less favorable side
when we see it exercised regarding the
rest of the world. The disposition is
one which may be said to have been
born with our nation, and it depends in
a great measure on the general direc
tion which b given to Uie rnind in
youthi whether it is to be exercised
chiefly in a right r wrong way. My
meaning will perhaps be in some degree
illustrated by the two stories I shall re
late : A wealthy Connecticut lady ws
very fond of getting a name for kind
ness and liberality. One means to
which she had recourse was to collect
annually all the little boys of the vil
lage, between certain limits of years,
upon a conspicuous part of the lawn
which opened to the high read, and
there to feast them with as much re
fr,eshments as they could eat. :
. I say nothing about the tendency of
this yearly stuffing with good things;
given to those who, in general, were
pooi ljLoflkboth. as to lha quantity -and
the quality of their victuals, in some
cases it may have done harm, by sim
ply creating a desire for beef, and, pud-
man; iTyou are hot able to cat your
cake, you an put it ia jot pocket.
' 'A still more violent' tcrst followed
.'Una kindly advice, and at t'ae end of It
came out the words: "But my pockets
are both full already. " ?
This liUle story; which I know to be
perfectly true, needs no commentary tod
would indeed be spoiled by one; and so
1 shall 'mention, in contrast to Tt; anoth
er: A little girl between ve and six
years old, and her brother, the next
older, had each got a slate to excrdse
themselves In drawing, which, by the
way, is an excellent, cccailuud amuse
ment for children, as it teaches them to
Judge of form . gnJ magnitude more
readily and more agreeaUyt . than any
other means. They were young artists
and the copy sent them by their father
was the outline of a simple leaf very
neatly drawn.
The boy executed his task with great
care and attention, some success, and
also some apparent elf-eani faction.
The girl continued much longer over
hers, equally Intent upon it, and per
fectly silent. She was kneeing before a
sofa on whkh lay the slate, with her
back to her parents;, and after about
fifteen minutes of perfect aCence, they
observed her little neck torn as read as
scarlet, and saw that her chest was
heavia? With strong emotion. Still,
she worked away until the agitation
.extended over her whole body; then she
quitted the slate, burled her face la the
cushion of the sofa, bant into crying.
and sobbed i out: ,MI can's maie.it
nearly, io well arpapa, lboug!r I have
madea whofe Tonnem.
This Is an instance of that grumbling
whlch'cdmes to goed.-N. T. Ledger.'
' . . 1 ; I
Catarrh Eemedr a posiUrs
fihiloh's
euro for eaUrrh, dlpthtrla and seaker
mouth.. Sold by Fa 1 maa. ' .
' Will you suffer wtita dyspepsia and II r
er eom plaint f fihllobs's YlUlUer Is
guaranteed to cure to a. ( Tit sal at Far
uii'i drag stor. - "'- - -
- For a sale and certain remedy for ttrtr
and ague, as Dr. J. II. Xe Iran's chill
and fever eare; it is warranted to eare.
There are times when a feeling of lati
tude wiL overcome the most robust, when
the system ersTes for pure blood, to f ar
aish the elements of health and stremcth.
The best remedy for purifying the blood
t Dr. J. II. McLean's 8-rsapoxillr.
-The Eev. Geo. U. Thayer, of Bourben.
IttdU says: "IWlh ay solf and if ear
lives to Shiloh's Consumption ears. For
sale by Forma.
The most delieate constitution eaa aafs
Iv use Dr. J. H. Me Lean's Tar U Ue Long
6alm. It is a euro remedy for eoutba,
loss of voice and all throat and lung
troubles.
color in the leaf, or why heat and evap
oration properly . adjusted prevert oxi
dizing and reddening thereof, or. that in
duces 'sweating and sponging and
wherefore; but every oce who reads this
short monograph wiH the better understand-why
the changes and mctamor
phoee do occur and the reasons there
for. ' .'; .
' Just here It is proper, to as j that
cbeinlcai changes take place in cured
tobacco superinduced, as before stated
through the warm, damp air and strong
ttt oxVdizisg and dartcnixig the color
eftLekdl . V".'.. . .
; The reader vd oUerre that hi para
graph 3 the &ct b not only staled that
tobacco b apt to change color while
hanging, nnlens kept dry ly tat or
charcoal, but that whea cernsary to
apply heat to dry out the leaf and pre
serve the color, it must be by raising
the temperalnre gradually. To heat ep
the barn and tobacco rapidly while the
tobacco b in high case oxkllses and
darkens the color 00 the leaves, on the
same principles that too moeh beat red
dene the greea leaves In the curing pro
cess. . And as this U Inevitably Jhe
case, according to the rules of science,
whether understood by the planter er
tJorhe H Twfee whd heeds' Ihe'aarice
given and takee' pro per steps to preserve
the color: in Us fine tobacco after U b
cured, by placing it where it wCl net be
subjected to atmospheric mfiuencea
which prod oce the change, , . ,
A dark rood b best to store tobacco.
for-too strong light will also change the
color of the leaf, and therefore the tares t
way to preserve the color b to bulk It
down in a dry, close house and cover
the bulks with dry, sweet straw, hay or
torn fodder. ;
' The color cs.thel8&9 crop b the best
reconmeodation, and therefore its prta
ervatioa b c paramount Importance.
Bright yellow tobacco, or indeed, of
any other type, becomes seasoned in
time the color fixed-either in bulk or
crowded close hanging on the tiers, and
Wffl then be tat slitly, if a t all influ
enced by warm, dan. p alr. - Bat - too
much light wUl deaden the color at all
times. ' ' ' ' '
, OLD CAJVL1NY..
Morsel's Picked from our
; ExcWcs .
For the ncnef.it of the
1 trad ere.
Tlmea
The Graham Gleaner gives accoent
ef two geese ccted for krjrvUy, cos
having cfnd at the a je of 24 and the
ether al 52.
Preserving the Color in Cured
Tobacco.
MAJOR K. L. BAQttAIf D'B ADVICE,
TOO ET It KB WITH INFORMATION
OX THIS 8TJBJECT.
Cincinnati Tobacco Journal.
. That was a timely article in the last
I Western Tobacco Journal under the
heading "Caution in Curing,ttvand, if
heeded, wiU be worth thousands of dol
lars to all planter who raise -celery to
bacco whether brihta, mahoganies or
fancy Barley. The desirable colors in
i the above typos are by no ioeana per-
- BTck Tseadaeli. MUmim, nausea.
dvenesa, are promptly and agreeably ban
ished by Dr. 11. MeUran'a Llrer and XJd
aey PtlieU(UuIepUls.) '
: LLxl 1 cm, nana a, droursLaaos, diatress
fater eaxiar, ean h eor--d nod prevenud
by taking Dr. J. II. Urn and Kidney
PUIeta.
1 If your health and Ufa are worth any.
thing, aad joe feel oat of sorts and iLnAi
out, tone up your syaum by taking Dr. J.
ILileLeWs B usapnrttU.
Catarrh eured, boaltk aad sweet Woetfe
secured, by Bhiloh's Catarrh Bemedy.
Price 0 cents. Missal Injretor. free. For
sale at Fa man's drsg sure. - . - ,
Chariotta b ratihlng vp wii brr bwr
glars. Tfburtrcn nr-roea fa whose pos
eaaion stolen prvper1y lad been fbcxnd,-
have been srrtrtod and put fa Ja2.
i The AibrriUs CUIsen Uaros that the
contract has been let for the boiling ef
the SCs road from Bulherfordloa U
ifiricc, the work to be fblihoi lu n
lOOOths. '
Mr. Archie Bay, el CotaberVsod
tosmty, now in Tab &3d year, srrat rQt
f Uh LU rlSe the ether borslag boirs
break&et and bront down a deer
wdiUcg rounds. " ,
! Xlalcih corrrspoodeoce WTIsiIntoo
Uwaecgrr: fcVnstor r.aroms sAlrtes
at the FsytttrvCU ceklruLn wUl per
haps he his lest rCbrt. lis las for
some time been cegaxixl In its rrrrara
Uon. It b of coarse the cpcsrtaity of
UstTe.
The BaW.'h Nrws-Obaerrrr says flat
Bishop Lyman, who went on to Nrw
Ycck to attend the FjcrsJ GoraJ
Convention in sesaioa there, b seriously
CI in that dty. Another BUhcp, VaO,
of Kanaaa, dial very soon after rtswliag
New York.
TheEnflekl correa pood coca r4 tne
Scotland Neck DenxxTal tars: Ihe
a a.i
surmers u ims vianuy are mating a
food deal of jmp thb jear. Sir. Wal
ter Bcartns has a mill and yU and wO
for himself and ceigibors or ska between
Z an! 2 hundred caDooa. Hssajt 100
gallons can easily be made on one acre.
I The Morganton Star says Uat the
sulky plow men say that the 'Burke
cocuty authorities drore them cot cf
the county by bifb taxes. If it b the
same company that the States rUle
Landmark and the SaUAbury Watchman
have been wrestling with, the county
authorities did well. Lenoir Topic
T.UPEP3T.
Th's b what yet otrjtt to rave, tn
fitt, yoa moil Lavs it, sa fwl'y er Jy
Lfa rhooiaads are aesjxLx ( t t it
daily, and ooaralog becae ur y tnl
U Dot. IbosnMOs a-e tV8iaw' of
4tUr are spent tULua'.!y by our po
pla ha tba hc that soay oUaia lUa
booe. Aa4fst U taay be ta4 by a3.
Weruaraatoe th-l IoctrVe L :ur h?
-4 aocor Jla j to irscti-aQ S ae tf "
aiti4 la wQl trfc; yea good C.-xUtxx
sad the deoe4 dyipW will traU3
tntUed aepepsy. We rsrocsaeai
EWtk B-vers fj IXipr;'a sad a4
aec ef Llrrr, focnac saJ K d
etit, S ! ! al Joe acJ tl. t tcis
by W. U. rurrasa, J r. Draggbt
I 1 - ? LI", . I
Vary tule good h eVa by ceUlg
down wends thai am ka f3 Lknra mU
tSrysr turaad te&ra thry are dry.
Cl wmia bCn LUy Lkxra.
Elnfitia ul CiturL .
BbcmaiVatn ad c-tarth are beta
b.ood ti.ios. Ia acy KTirs cac
they tare jUUod to Lrra'JT. set w li Si
&. Ik B. ( IWaak TX4 Bala,) caU
byBoia-tk too4 XUlta Co AUacua, ,
Ce Write toe bouk tf cenrusg
froot. rset frte.
IU r. DodVt. Atlaata, Cs ai
mUf wife tad cavtnrts aad ' astbig
didberysss. Her eatli ton i
1y CaUod aa4 ymgm STt tale tr
Uod. X elaaai her ca a nwa cf 11 a
sad to say ecxrrrlsa) tor rcevry stae
rs pd sod co 1 14 1 "
W. r.- U(bMk AUaau Ga.
vrruss "X was each a.naca.rd a&i
had rbeooutjaia se tad I rocU tct
Lad eons alrts la tbe Ue I. rtmA
tJyaciaesiiJ Mao geod, Tlrs f
tried li a a aad Its ecta wart tessknl
I vhecrfu'iy rroitae4 it ae a gt4
lock sod c'k cvrr.
Mrs. Uatikta kcLol Teeiv'Jie.
Troo sTtUsj I badraurrh s-X jears
and a ra4 tfialrtertng eocsX sa4
a moal (Sjlroaaiar cvah. an i say
sjeawere taachsa
lire Ut-
too of a a aAback God t rors-i oa."
John U. lvaf ia, Tler.TstA,at3
-I a stobjt a eem'wer of years to
arri. ct taflasaanatory rbcvz&atm,
which tig botvUe Milt, thatk
heaven, la e ntlrtly caod me. X Lave
COt Nil IheirihUttpcia siaca
fiavt the bent aad earlcat an of sweH
ctritor 1
Dr. BuUs Babv bjrep la draped to
tepmede all other scothlsg jrps,
I be denaand for Is b rmlly axor,o.V:rf. '
Iliyikiaca mtynrnend It.
DuMswesef the kk3rrs and Errr. ,
baadke, d rrrn. bTTrribwttis of
stemacnor bow sis, are reocajej rural,
by the eoe of Iaxndor.
taring mcaJcws b
cconocay.
at beat pocC
It Is reported
his partner, . of
: Sell when the stock b ready; and good
management consists in having them
ready when they are wanted.
i
ITXU HEALTH WAS RUINED.
bxb ur was oara or paix, but shb
i - : .: .isnoi
i
cause thb sort of -cheer1 could not be
had at home.. In. other .cases it may
have induced a better, desire 7a desire
in the boys tobe ableto earn good food
for;themselyes;t and thus, mayi. hsve
D
S. J. E MALOSK
OJlce 2 doors below. Furman ' &
Cooke's Drug Store, adioining Dr. O.
L. Ellis. - '
W TIMBEBLAKB,
ATTORNEY AT LAWJ
' LOTISBTJitO, N, Xr 1
0 Bee i he Court House
TO SCHOOL TEACHERS '
The Superintendent of Public
richoots of Franklin county will be
inLoui8burg on the second Thurs
day of February, Aprrt. July, Sept.
October and December, and remain
for three days, if necessary, for the
purpose of examining applicants to
teach in the Public Schools or this
County ; a; :7rW:'.
l will also be in Ijonisbcircr on
Saturday of each week, and all pub
lic days, to attend to any business
connocted with ray offlce.
J. N. Harris, Supt.
I used to think elections were -
The public will to voice.. -. V
And not a thimble rigging game ;
To give the cliques their choice. ,
That patriotism played its part .
i tr Tho' stills were never jdry, -
And tli m king now ot what X thunk,
1 think; l thunk a he. 1 .. ' . . '
I used to think that public schoob
Would fill a loug felt need.
By teaching all our boys and girb
ilow to spell and read,
But red tape and their rotteness
Is everywhere the cry, -
And when I think of what I thunk. ;
I think I thunk a lie. .
The niggers too, I used to think, - .
If once they were Set free,
Would make good honest citizens
Like white folks used to be.
But they have wandered far from grace,
The chickens etui roost high,
And thinking now of what I thunk,
I think I thunk a lie. '
I used to think the town police
With all nw blue and brass -
Would never sleep upon hb post
Jsoc let a criminal pass. -
Thatron bund tigers they would keep
An ever watchful-eye,
But thinking now of what I thunk,
I think I thunk a lie. ' .
good lady continued the practice bacco, first published m 1872, as thera-
'after year, and one-time towards i suit of experience: - t"1' ' -
of . the entertainment. , when 1. 'Mtet curing, as soon as the to-
Iba
Vnlfji of ditrestion cause ' diunrAera nt
the live, and. the whole system becomes
deranged. Dr. J -tl. ilcLean's Sanson-
hlia perfects the process si digestion and
tii as makes pare eiooa.
ding, and a. disposition to grumble, be- I manent under aU cooditions, but are
subject to change, especiaTJr through
the agency of warm, damp sir soon after
tba leaves have cured (dried) either ;by
natural or artificial means. The leaf,
under such agency, undergoes oxidation
given, them 4WVwiV! :and parts with : its bright, fresh," rich
learning, and ruing in. the worid which I color, , greatly depredating ita vaiue.
b so characterblk'eT' the OAfnericaa ( Thb was discovered by the vruecnvi
Tjieoole. . I do not deckle as to which of twenty years ago. and. soon, .after,; he
- 1 1 v. An m v
these tendenqieit was ikely to(haye.in commenced the production or the brtgnt j--j
the greateT.mirnber, br tot Jhe t greater I yellow type, and the folfowmg.was" giv-, I tl
extent, but I merely tell the story. en to the public , la his manual on to-
The
year
the close
she walkingjuund-to see bow-jJl
isnea wiui uer uouuij, aue iuuuu ixio
greater pott full and also content. But
at last she came to a litle . follow upon
whose platip there was a 1 large hlnip.'-of
the third helping to cake, and ne was
blubberingand crying as , pitooqsly. ) as
though he had not had a meal for twen
tjyfour hours. i ,( r ; f ;
What is the matter witn yon,- my
111 tie man I" jasked thelady, "lias any
of them' dared to lltuse 'you in!my pres-
encer '.rrar,r.." vfww,
I The urchin sobbed and blubbered
more desperately tuan ever ana fwnen .
he gained "breath to speak he faltered
outriiiii '.mj &.' oi Vi'ttr.'.i
i UI can't eat any more cake T woich.
brought the cause of is : misery upon
him afresh, and he cried more bitterly
than before.' t $ 6 1 1 i V Ai u 1 1 i 1 el.
5 The good, lady patted him, on the
head, laying:
" Don't cry anj more, my good - -little
ceo Is suflknently soft .to, move you
may run it lip in the roof of the bam
and crowd It closer or If the larn b
jecdod:; for Other Wrings' the; tobacco
rnay carrlodto' ihajitbrage. baxnpr;
bulked down in any dry boosa on the
premises. But be sure that nothing b
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balked with 'green staixs' or sweuea
Stems, for if such are placed - dot
bulk it wUl be sure to heat, and utterly
ruin. . :
2. If the weather
ad damp' or
bains hangii
color unless
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coal, i When
build small
peat gradually.
jThe following
ward added
uaH- :
remains
t Mrs. Alexander Vaughn, wire or
one of the tnoat prominent aod ex-,
tentively known ' merchants of
Preecott, Arkr, 'writes the follow
ing letter under date of April . 2
1883, ; .t- ,-. :
: I owe the prenerratina of my
life uruLr Providence - to Swift's
Specific (8. fv 8.) For four year
my -health was wretched, ruined
017 life, a life of constant pain and
oibery and torture Food soured
on my stomarTt, and what I ate tn-
would vomit tomorrow. My
sleep at night was broken with the
meet hot rl Die visions In dreams, to
much so, that I could not bear 2 lb
be left alone; -chronic dU.nhcea, a
painful cough that threatened, ma
with consumption; my .feet and
anktee were twisted out of all pro,
portloni and H.y II robe" swelled
tnore- cr less. 1 coold not watk cx
cept pn a level floor, aod then with
didculty, and for' a while could
pot get out of bed without as
sistance.''' .' '"' ; ,
t The prewue ofal.flngrr on my
body would leave ' its Impression
and In short I thought I hr-d dropsy
ju addition to my other afflictions.
Two doctors treated ma I'altbfuU
iy during these four. years but did
tne no goon the niecicinea they
t
1 WaUuga Democrat:
that Enoch Potur and
Uus county; were railed a lew days ago
not fir from Abingdon, Va. lUera
partner was arrested by a revenne of
ficer, and Mr. Potter shot and killed his
partner, inteoxfing to kill the officer.
Then the oiScer killed Mr. rot:er.
; The lynchipg of Ilobert Barrier a few
nights ago In Davkiaon county for the
murder of Lb tnother-ln-bw. adds an
other foul stain to the fair name of the
State. ' Whatever may hare been the
provocation, the cowardly crime was
njastifiable, Inexcumble and a hurting
reflection upon the bw ahkUng a tare
of the people of Davklsoa county. Hx.
Baleigh Signal, Bepablkan: There
have been more pronecutlone of men for
filkjt distnbtioA and for retaking liquor
without hcense daring the past two
months than at any rime since the dec
tloa of Mr. rieveland. Twenty fire
-men hare been bound ever to court and
there are now forty warrants in the
hands of the marshal. The November
court in thb dty will be the largttt dur
ing the past four years, Commisaincer
Purnell b kept buy trying the various
men brought up to warrants. .
' A Tyro oxTtwodent In the Lex in r-
ton LrnSTT najs that on lliarsdiy cJrtt,
'Mr..Jooathaa Wru'-vn, cf Iterkbon
toaaty, died at the as of jenra.
?ome :tin e aqo be Dod the wmtry on
account of bad coorioet; bnt waa noi
saUsSnd and came back to b family.
He refosed to take any food cr drink aX
ter rdurnln. and hral and ruf-rd for
twenty-flYe days, a!:hoc-ti Lis good wi5s
kept I tod on the table by Lis bed f r
seventeen days and c'Ai, bat be wooi
take cothl. and on Thara'ay clht be
rreatljed L-s bxst. lua Ccsh aavtar ad
BTJCX1 KS ABJS" ICA SALVX
The best sal re to tLe world for cul,
bml o sores, ulcer, salt rheum,
fewr sorea. Utter, chapped hand.
chUhlaina, corns aad all skin eroptious
aa4 poaiUrely care pils, er oe pay
required, fl U gaaraskied to give
perfect sstiaUctWm. or money rtfJai
cd. lrke S5 eenu per boa.
For sale by J. B. ClLlcn,
Sow spinach new for srmg ose.
ShiUVs Ylullofe U whaS yoe
ooosti potion, Wm of atiu,' d'.cdaeos. '
sad alt symptotas of dyrytiaa. Fries 13
aad TSeeata poe VotUo. For naie ai Fnr
saaae drag ssew
alrbta, Boodo nUmUt by
thatKrrbleooorh. tnaiobs nan is Ut
ressedy for It. For sale a Farsaaa's drag
tor. ,
hIUb's oonraairdaa eare Is sold by aa
w a fworaatoo it rurso tyUw
Foe naio as Fermaa's drag ssoea.
Thai boetUr roogb eaa bo 00 e.aUk!y
ewr4 by tatUo'a ere We garaau
It. 1 a naio at ranaaa'S Ctnf 1
Label aS seeds when put amy.
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Tbe transition freea tocr, XUtpdnz
and paintol sU toe as to roUisi healUs
marks aa epoch fa tlx Ufa of the tod
vkioal, Kuch a remarkabie event is
treasured tn the tDemory ed L-e
sgency wbertby the good baslih his '
beeo atta'aed ss gratefa'.ly- blessed.
Uroce t U that so ruoch b Heard la
rraUe ot Ceetrtc B urrs. Bo maar '
feel tVy owe th-lr rtatnrstloo t
health to 13etria F-Ueru If yen ate
tronl ted with any disease of kl oJ,
liver ca stotnacrv, ef toef. or short
standlag yoa will sartly Cad relief ly
Ifvt Lie trie r-lurrs. NU at 5f,
and 1 pr bottle at W. IL ycrraia
Jrs Dreg Store.
v-vit-v r '
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rainy, tobacco that ;re- CmVe me were a uaeleasaa stagnant r- "J rvcTiousiy. -iVlllfi i
ag wUl, be apt to change airr. , .My, .WentU .thought . 1 . XU rw. f Wr n r. Zlt-i I j 4 ? . rr
dried out by flues, or;char- wuu ia u e. l mWoLan. a. that Utu n 7
thb becomes necessary ... V .."".'T3. . acres of Orange cane this r.sr fr im t'Tt I . h li r
fires at first and raise the cln "1,2 .???f ? ll&fl U7r
1" . ., . . . . . 1 duo syrup, now ajrrvT3ii i 1 1 m s z a L J . -
w ' - fore Uklng and began t Uke .4; manatnrhr itarll b.. I Kaifft-tlii1- --f
A? . . r I a.a . .. rm . I w 1 " - - -" " I r I al .1 S I I 1 a- 1 W ,
was a rew years wier. owut'a Dptciac a. 3. O,) xlve I rronuctortd some snail quaacTee fc W;k'--;n
to Kagland s Tobacco Man- I rxatiea .01 . tnis . truly, wooaertui I hi ncl'rjcra. Thjibarea sv..! tiftii-i"i-''r r
f-i :, . ... ,; I tuedicjne wan what . worked the I to Lrmcrs if they wUl chiIt cire tha.r I 1 1 ! I i ZIZZJ rs
m I . . - . I
ana rwr- 1 attention to it. ur. innirid-oo ana 1
I , 3. The unsclenuac planter . may
know nothing of the chemical const! tn
enls of tobacco or the ' rationale of the
effects of heat in inducing a pale green
!
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tulracle. of uiy complete
tuaneiil rvcover," , -
. Trent ro ou blKd and skin dis
eases runiled tree. 81 rr JR Spt
cikicCo., Drawer, 3, A Uutu, On.
attentioo to it. iir. Innirido atjs
Ci.it it does not take as much ialr to
cclLlrate the care as it doce friary
corn. We hope to see or faruxra raie
what they coiirame at boute. "
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