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-TOTII MAXIGE TOTAIID'NQE; WITH CHARITY FOR ALL.
fin
To Chios of 5 TH&TjuiEi , wiu uj
furnished, at 1.4a '-:, .. : -V
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Absolutely Pure
This pwderTer vre. AartVI tfllT
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antr,
mreEai ana : wnainoacurM.
r ecttt
i t ) inU- Amiwlitiaii nrtrh
th. aultitttdev.k4wnthrtlrcijrllt:
.nm ar Dkost)lia.t po waters. 'Sold oklt
t C1K4. BotlBakg PowdkrI Gd.tj
Any husxaes ena .us:wui)etti
promptly
AttGTneYAtLawa
FlVVKLINTOf . CT
All leg! business promptly af-r
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tIOS.B. WTLDElt, : - 5 ;
ATTOEN EY AT LAW. '
OtHce on Alain St., one ; door -v
low the Eagle Hotel. -
P S. SPUD ILL". r. -
Attorney At Laiv,
L0UISBURG,3J. C.
Will Httend tlie cnurU of Franklin,
Vance. GrauvUle, Warreu, Nash, and
Fodentl u Supreme Oo"rU ; Prompt
stteatioa jc'ivcn to collections, &c
TJAUL JONES ' '1 4- ' ? .
Atlorneyani Coiisellor at Law. -
Will practice 41A theTcir of
Frailiu. Warretrt W.aki .yanee
and Nash, and fu thSiipremecourt j
oi ia oiaie. f .xx$i?:A:xK-r--
"D B.MASSENBtJKGi--i
ATTORNfiriiAW-
1,TJIS4U1B,NC.;
Office is the ourt House. t
All business pui ft mhi'Ddafwii
receiro prompt "atntion. -
1 1 ,(;ookjs;4:.4
a. CT' r and OTJHSELLORitUAW
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LOTJISBURG, FRXNKLIN CO.,X.J. . ?
"f Jl attend the Courts of "Nash,
FraakUn, Gfin.Tille;j Warren; and
Wake Couafie3 1 also the iupieme
esart f Nor th Carolina, and the U
. Circuit and District Courts.
jQR. 3a X MAtONE.. - -
0-&co 2 doors : below Furman - A
Uojke's Druz Store. adioiniueDr. 0.
L. Ellis.
W TIMBERLAKE, -ATTORNEY
AT LA WJ
LO0ISBTJRQ, W. C.
Office i he Court House
TO SCHOOL TEACHEUS
The Superintendent .of Public
Schools of Franklin county will be
in Louisburg on the aecond Thurs
day of February, April. July, Sept.;
October and December, ana remain
for three days, if necessary, for the
purpose of ex a m I n in a ppll can ts t o
teach In the Public Schools of this
County. . r -
. I will also be In Loulsourg on
Saurday of each week, and all pub
lie days, to attend to any Ibaslness
counocted with ray omce. .
, , j. N. Habbis, ; Saprt.
liSrifeS TO HER HUSBAND.
rrr,;
Oneoftu, dear
.'.-;. - ;:. . fee rui uue .i . i,;
Will sit by jt bed y ith a jraarvelous fear.
Ana clasp a band.
Growing colij aa'.it Jeels for the spirit-
leaning, wnicn one
Qtut.ot us, deartt .f -Vf
But one ;; -
;Wiil etanct b'i, tbe other's t6ffin"Wirt ; .
And look and weep,' W - C T: ;
While those marble lips strange silence
keep; - -v? . - ;
- parlmg, wnicn one r -;
One of US dear. ; ; . . -'
By an open grave wUl.drop'a tear. :':J
And homeward go,'-' l t . 'f
ATheasiguish; of aci unshared Igrief
ft
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l DirHngVhich ope f V $
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One of s, darlings it niustrbe;? ' I . i
It mar-be Jo will VLt fromtfe, A
ur perhaps my Hie m iynrit be aoae
f ? ? V f
A..hwjwti,ujg? tnfewspapet . jeportet
S;eiiucfhtt:natorer j;niarch
linTortifevri We "mef tifibri thejiivmeut
Ebok carcelyx years jdC jT.ears
glistened .on her, CYelashe'saud".-; trick led
dwra'hetroay.dieeks likerdeid drpr jii.:
: 'a fliiiP-iYn:?Klie had beeti cjfbseerl- 1h
a ftjur-oiiplShe had beeti ttoserl-jh
theVufiflment of .tee : aStiafiiill
j i.
i
itii ha4 popped pennjaiid : ?; ft.' tatl
rolled,ou,t .of ahirbi;tiM i.
Jer, t i row ftT ievi utUQ Hearfc
'guihfld f the 'sy orpathetic! tcar.s Thai !
; simple peuuy was a mine of wealth ; to
her, and she had grasped itsb je.tgerly .
aiMl its possession had filled her ,with
such joy. Snovr It was gone, search
for if proved 'futile,' but. i was -i replaced
with'a nicklat A Jsaiilet'ofv bewildered
eostacy Ht up the little sorrowful, tace
ain and she ran awuy in nutold. glee,,
with sweet lips and a pretty dimple
playing witli the rose blush , on the
cheek. . .
This is a picture drawn from nature.
IIow often do such incidents happen in
the lives of the older ones ! Our sky
may perchance be oft ; times clouded,
and, oft times the.touch of sorrow'i fin
ger leaves a melancholly linge, the
brightest hopes lie bleeding and the gar
land of love wills m burning tears of
misery. Tis then sympathy is needed
and when the good Samaritan drawn by
the "ties that binds our hearts hi chris
tian love, whispers to the grieved one
he looks us. Though-the sunlight . is
liddenhy a cloud," it will shine all- the
brighter" wh'ea H shadows - are7 ' "gone.1
hi8 consoling sympathyfor,. thq-woesK
of ottierM isithebalhi . in., JGileadX for
troubled hearts. Under its influence
many a burden' vr ill roll away Into , " Hi
sepulchre of the past,5 vand.iket,-i .chjis-
:tlanslir ,can say 'iUelhatlp 'giTea, me;
"Test ty hteOTTotCand'7 Wby-'hi8;
deaih.''-Thtai itis that our - troubles
like that of the little girl who Jost,
PVuIbe tonUintoaiiclgtadi4t
fjThis nttle mcidejt teaehes ft practicalV;:
'iAi-Ji -Ai;.
JessdU.'Vji !.eei.meni.weVwhct'
have buffeted thef ates .of - adversity
in ankle-deep water; Their power of
resistance 1ms been worn out by. long
usage. Hope has deceived them so
!o ig, or postponed the fulfillment of her
promises so often, that they cease to be
lieve her stories of peace and happiness
ia the 1 future Many a 1 convict . has
served his lime ia prison an I - thrown
his life away as soon as set free. There
is a slough of despoad near the end V of
every period of , suffering ' mental or
physical. Few. cross it safely. Many
go down who swam bravely when the
billo ws rolled high. ) Looking on the
comfortable side, part of the world won
ders why they sank, when they were
so near out of trouble. Not every one
-could understand that they were worn
out, their hearts broken, and .' the com
fort and sympathy of friends had turned
to icebergs.. ' They kept their colors
flying when the battle was at its ( heat,
and friends flocked around them and
proffered aid, when aid and sympathy
were not much needed. But when
trouble and disaster came the friends
deserted. There is something most pit
iful in this yielding to the pressure of
bitter fate after a hard struggle. The
"per? on who needs a helping hand , is he
, who has pulled a heavy load nearly to
the top pf the hill and that te'.ta. cast
ing a look backward at the rough road
tie-has traversed, and 1 another at the
heightin front which he has .yet.to " sur
mount, v Weakened bV.toilins - ua the
way the.bitof hill ahead of him magniv
fl into an unpassable-mountain tn4
he feintej at the ddoroCauecessC. Friend
ship is then appreciated. Friendship la
It revives strenjrih. It :hi8Dtrea th:
weary, heavyUxlened traveler to press;
onward.! It id 'the quintessence J oT
,christiar brotherly love, and charltyl
cuavtier oeea.i 01 Kipaness around. .yxu;
yoi will experience much, joy in the
tn vine.
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Sick headache, bilouvuess. asusea. '
icness, are promptly and sgreeably bftn-
sfted by lr. ttr McLean's LiTWrirt-1Ci,f.-
ney rjaets uttle pills.) . - ,
Xfizziness, naaSefl J drowainea. Zitrtti
Hter eatioir. e in be cured and 'nr.m
T k D 1 Llvtr and. Kidaey
Fillets. ! i.-.'. j ; T.. r
ers" JL.icens la Snecch-
is
Ltuinated
'iahUuvictiou, that serves to teach
1.U
'cr. i
. - - - - - -ft ,.., . , - I
Sanford Express.' V T -Clg- r H" L.v7rv r hand;.. Uke a goodie, aad after It
one fof the Boyk case ltpes this ci on one .acre of butDS gaJOlLer U wltb
WlUCOr ii
at Kaleigh last week -- "l 1 1 -"-I littler water poured over It, and a large
k ' . .J
t ltesoit wliich we wish to emphasize. 'II
'ttiflity at the close of Ins trial to sDeak
iS'tbai he bitterly denpunced'.two of
e.prWecuiiidf attorneys; Ib?charsMnff
himjTifii.tha olfciic&jotrunken aud
JnYlf.rMUBnt,. t-Tia com. K1U
these "atitorueys themselves are guilty.
T6 be sure ifc came in -bad - grace1 fnim'
..Cpeae attorneys to be xeproving -Boyle
tor,tbese offcufi&j uotitfaudUig fce
a-rerjp bad man Wd ought to be Apuni
ished: ItT)leascdilhs HuUiciicd wheU
qeis, 4 It wqu hayebein 'well enough
or a sot erv cngst aiKl jupngut lawyer.,
to have relei radMo v;. ihese Afnencos i of
Jioyla, ; ln yehenent denunciation.
Then for a nwiur to consIteuUy prac
tice lawj he should be pure in ' hi l.fj
aud habus as well as a gospel minuter
or editoy. -r'-' ,, ' - .v; -. . ,. ;
Nowliece in this country is granted
that open and deliberate license of
speech that the average lawyer indulges
in to a Jury in a court house The repu
tatioa oau hounrable person may be
assailed fry a lawyer to a jury, anil that
person has no redress, unless it be in
the violation of law, by the application
of a collide or cane. The press; with
all its boldness and zeal does not dare to
take such license of spcedh as is fre
quently granted the lawyer. A politi
cal platform speaker with his usual
recklessness, very rarely descends to the
bitter personalities and wanton assaults
of the forum. Is this license of speech
in the courts, the scat of law, necessary
te the administration of law and justice?
K We know that when a rascal gets into
.law or in its clutches or on the witness
atand he ought to be thoroughly" ven
tilated, jbat the discrimination ought to
he faithfully made and observed be
tween the good and bad in speech. The
averagejudge frequently allows the av
erage atterney in his zeal to go ; beyond
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the basis of revealed, truth and his
T?J i
sion. .Many tugn-minded lawyers, sny
f W Ww
ashamed to.say to themselves ; in f prl
wouia ix
vate.
Every lawyer ought to be a pure
and good mail,- because he is by iprofe-
sion an femhasadorof justice and truth.
If roar health and 'life are worth aav-
thing, aad you felrpu4 mrtieod tird
one, Tona vipyoui vsieui oj utug ur. 4.
U.MclonA84ra.aHlla. U-. ''ll
:' Tbe motf deli nfltitntipn.n vf a
It bko Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Vh Laos
Balm, ft i a sure remedy for eaaah.
los of Voice aad all throat And lung
troableai
Cherokee county has 2J203 , wlute
polls and 16 colored.
Catarrh cared, health and sweet breath
secured J by Sliiloh'n Catarrh Keinedy.
Price 50ioent8. Nasal Injector free. For
ale at ffunaan's drut store. . . . . ' .
The Blv. Geo. H. ThaTer, of Bonrban,
Ind- sayn: "Both myself and wife owe oar
lives to "fhiloh's Consumption care. For
sale br 1 urinan.
n will manufacture this year
pounds of tobacco.
iate and certain remedy for fver
andajraf, ns Dr. J. H. McLean's chill
and fevei- care; it is warranted to care.
Theretarettimes when a feeling of lassi
tude will overcome the most robust, when
the nystini craves for pure blood, to fur
nish theeteaierit8 of health and strength.
The besi reiHedy for purifying the blood
is pr.X.vU. Mcl
ean's Srsaparillr.
Valuable jdeposits of coal are thought
to have 5een found near Oxford.
Shilohs Catarrh Remedy a positive
cure fori catarrh, dipthsria and eanker
mouth, j Sold by Fuimau,
.v.I,
Byyfedenoanccd Ihese'bttycrs' f their
airusiqns loliia uutliastity aud drunkeni'
I '
- Winslo
9,000,000
For at
a
T ' ft . " " . m '
. OLD . CAirUNY.
Morsels Plctbll from bur
Excliao
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Fop the Uencllt of the , Times
Headers. '
' The Raleigh Inant Asylum has 141
male and 154 female occupants. . y
; FayEtteviUe .lias, a "curfew , bell'
which rings at 0 o'clock every night.'
The new wing toT the State Peniten
tiary will be completed by next jFelfcu-
ary. , ; - ' '
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A colored woman, named , , MarU
HblUud is reported ' to' have- died ' in
Wilmiagtpn a few days ago" agtrl 100
years.
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- The Aahejrille.Dcmocraljreports IfrV
J. M. Btckman of Kuncomb aa hav
Tlie Favettevillfl author Uks-ar' r.rw
"rowipg policemen from .various ndzh-
,1orlng towns to belp ihem keep ,ood 1
ordAvdiirin fcertkt A4tion ofti
21st.1 t -" v,,", 4ti ''' 'J u 4i I
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..The Madison Leader armouocjcii the.I
suicide bra Mrs. luuhardsou. near .the t
Stokes, and .Rockingham bounty line, by 1
hanging herself witij A ie,.t0. ufoist
oftheharn. ;t,.. -rt.-.jlvi;.!
r J 'Zl'J-i iifix . I
I Our lariuers-sav that thev. mean.io I
t.i. u . ,
rvvs?: 7 "J I
uu 1 1 na ant a mm wax . a a . 4 .
r w m..w Mt fcy vs) ns) uviucf .a tun 14 I
I.;.. ;u-i' . A, ; . S : y.V.
ju.nuiift fcuejum w uh, iuiu u ...uisy
win carry out- this, resolution. U , will
matte uem muepenaeUL.'' w- i.
The Argonaut says that the itore-
house of Bobbitt & t?rvey 'of 'Spring
hope, was'Hjurued a few ; nights i&g t
tltought to be the .work of an lncnalia-
MLss Mamie' Ilakhett, formerly edi
tor of tho Orphan's Friend, was - mar
ried a few days ago to Mr. Albert Fair-
brother of the Lincoln (Xeb.) Call.
The Scotland Neck Democrat com
pleted its 5th year on 3 lt uhv it Is a
first-class weekly newspaper and ia edit
ed with ability.
......
Capt. B. F. White has a horse that
eats young chickens, feathers and all.
and he had an old gander that would
take a stick and knock against the bot
tom of the corn crib to make loose
grains fall through the cracks and an
old turkey gobbler that exercised ar
fatherly care over a young partridge.
These are remarkable things, but the
CapL vouches for their truthfulneaa.
Alamance Gleaner.. v - 1 '
Is ('apt. White a 4pWessiorial r
Ed. Times.
Ex-President Davis writes the com
mlUco 00 hiviyition to the Centennial
ratiocatiou by .North Carolina-of tlie
Co'ntifutiouf.;mailckbUrfgrettiix
fhis innbiliiy to be preseul aryeUe-
T 1
vUeon Slatlnat,, on .aeeoixnt of in-
creased impnircd heal;h. In lis letter
he pays- handsome Uibute kr Nctth
tret to thousands, that 'the Venerable
Mr. Ddvlscanu'ot Vti'present loa the'
aboTe named "ox3caioh.tt ''1 "
Oxford Ledger: Dr. Dixon will soon
have completed the addition to the beys
building at the Orphan Asylum,.
Ia the upper part of Wake county near
the Granville line, some weeks ago, a
man bantered his compnnioa . that he
could eat more chicken stew tlian he
could. Ilia friend accepted the wager
and a half dozen chickens were killed
and the stew was nicely prepared, when
they sat down at a table , and com
menced operations hi the presence of
their friends. It is said that the stew
disappeared at a rapid rate until it was
all gone, neithi-r one winning the bet.
The result of this match terminated in
the death of one of them in a few days,
and the other narrowly escaped the same
fate. We could not learn the names of
the parties. .
Shilnh's consumption cure is sold by ru
on a guarantee. It cures consumption
For sale at Furman's drag store.
HleepleM nights, made miserable by
that terrible coul'U. Bhiloh's care is tbt
remedy fur it. lor sale at Furman's dreg
a tore. .
Carolina's. pre-eminent . , , patrfatiAui ' 4fcf ' " "tT"
J :5 'J ource of great 're-, corxecj cure. For more than a tear
l -, Hoz Cholcr'a vs. CliarcoAl,
AN ALMOST BC RE CCB rOU THE
DIS8ASE TIfE CJOVEaXMEXT'
For pigs and fcutmjg hogs gTe an
thracite coal every fcV days. ' If lh.
canuol be had,, get Cumberland coa
Jvnd tha next beat U cliarvoal. ' Tbc
j:mh archie ij Uio best correct! vra for
a disordered system, and In a nutnbrt of
cases etpcriaicutcd on by several large
fealers pf as well as ourselves, Jwe
have found that authracite especially
will stop the spread of cholera, even
when it has gotten into tho herd. '
Somi yean ago we lost ny eighteen
large Cdtetiinj pijs, ajid by . using an
thracite freely the disease was stopped.
Our, ytgs lod sows now have the rcn'
oi tne ;wooas, wnere they have Lee
rf and a variety of food, yet wo feed
coal frjely. e pec billy charcoal. Wa
turu.caarcoaj ourselves, it is a Terr
easy racier Waerp a quantity qq
Ieef ffood coal can be hid.' Use
reTIJ V Pl'th of cholera eaa
P"01 P"411 bT PPance- cf
UrK TVi graduallf turning ,mlo'
cuanuli ofe the ears.' Kove J
suwlujimals from the rest,, .give small
9uaaItes of laxative food, and feed coal.
treeJy to the sick; as well as ' to the
health 4 snimsls". ' Those having ' the
rdiicTjadiy cannot be cured, and had
oe'tter be IdJlfcl at once and burnt.. A
real cholera aick hog cumot be sold for
mca-c wunous cetecnon in. tne open
1 -
maj I. igaiwt it, and none would risk
1. 1 . , W i - tt
AMUllCJ .UCa WCaW U BOMl at ' mil. u
woald be by stealth, and then tt woo Id
be made up in sausage. , pigs should
liave a ,wood range, and acceas to pure
awfl) t Aff a Vhrta 1 Inl har aa. Vm J.
sWOfc lav 4AAVAAej UCM.V UUrUJZ I
K..,1;m..mnm,n. ,v!
".;:.7wk r;j:r, i
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caue ueaiseoae ro ruanucst liseu in
tlie early tau. Had the large sums of
notieyijnt by cur government fee a
numbVr of years In trying to' eradicate
this uj-Hcase been used In cuiorcln
hcaltli laws fr the proper feeding and
caring for these animals some good
might have been acComphhel. As it
Is, we liave hundreds of agricultural
lxxk publishevt, with queer mkroscop
k: drawings, which bcwllftlcr the reader
and copfuae his Wen a, and do little, if
auy, gd.
aud crow
disease in almoat any animal, and only
c . - .
the most rod inspection or all roeau
will bo' of any ue.IU!timore Ameri
can, j
SCItO FTJLA I X "tlUI JJltEK.
The fonowlng lataV en from a letter
writ tea under date of July 1, IfA by
Mrs. I'.uth Berkley, a aost chariuLfe
aod Christian Urfr, afSallzu. Kan.: Ia
tlie early rairt of If&l srofa!a appeared
on the he i or ray u:Ue grajuichikl tliea
ooiyeigMrrn tegnthj. Nnoruv ATler
Lrwkljg4ut it liTwd rajiily all over
her Uxjy. ii;e scau 00 u e scrw
would teal off 00 the' sMghtiat toock,
and the odor that would arUe wouVl
tnaka the aixosphere of the room tick
cr.uig kad onbrsnUc. Tbe tliaie
next attack the efca acd we fartd
weuld lose her slht. Emiaeot
iJ'J 1", TV"Zr?t c??a"
tty were ewtfultcrt, lot couidtJooathjg
.trolieve the UttU oocm t, and fi
as their opinion' that the taae was
lUpclcM iu:J Lmpus!b!t U sate the
a a. . I Atoa4 ai I at IV. - - I w w
past ae baa cecn as lcsuujt . as any
Vhiklbjthehnd.- , UI,((.
i "OtJBXD UI3 LITTLE BOY.
ll litUe boy'had imrril!ea of the
blood that were f a acrofulous rjtt&re
wukbaresulted Ur tha breaking out oT
au abHreas tq tlie hip. I gave fclm
Swi gpeviCc (S. S. a) i It purllled
Ids blood and restored his h-alih. ; As
a biAoa tnznner it cmiui r ui no
equalJ FELIX SINK, fa!en,Cv
TrriUie oa Uloodand. 8k n - dieare
mailed free, r-fcWirx JLTTXTFIU CO,
t A L J. A
- - AUanta, Ga.
voa Suffer wl'.h dyrtpila aad 11 1'
tt eoSip'alntr '.-eauaba -mar. u
ruaraiteei aura yoo,' Fir sale at Far
man's Hrug fjors,' i;L : .t .j U . ( . .
Thai kacklnreonxli ean be. ao-qaiaklj
currtl .by fchiloirs eura. n . ruruU
it. xar si at t uraisi s diar store.
MsymenmUs great
cnueiheif mtn'dj are aim
fortunes be
Iwayi full of l'.g
scbcirjea.
t
r i
t
No meed to take tho-c bz ralbartla
pUlir, ane -f Dr. J. Ill lcLraa's Liver aod
Kidaev lt!l,ts. Is Sulta , auSLcieat aad
mwra reeUjiO.
mosr juhealthy.dlneliarra, sueb aa ea-
tiirrW.fcrisma, rincvorui. aa J other rorias
of skia diaeara, ar aTmptrtna of bicvaU
impuntirtv. Tke IXr. J, U.AlcLeaa s
aaparfjia. . ,.-,.-.!
It
I .
AFewSiniUl JlMtcra.
The nun wiii, LU hmA
aiove
the
cu. u geaerauy a Lare. A tan
must know bow to u'J'.j. i.w s,-
Uir.goflTaifhe wouU rropr b a
material wy." ' i
This U triUrxly niuLnttJ fa th
lives of intenton. Woman hiTenirw
go Li for a U: Vdzg. ilk prrjWu!
rooUon for btvr.re, he go to V.e
loor houAc, Lul Lu La ris a Lt
Up on tl;e raj of a P"-tk3 a "makfl a
cool $100,000. The man who Lao.
how lo handle U UV.t onrtuoiJr
of life oeTer to nwke bk kuowlalj
ttlV. Ttw .....t
olosnd aUut t000,CC0. If he
had scorned iach aaoAll tuaiters aiJ
turned d aUcntlon to
veeU h woaU probatlT have wastrd
Js time Sid labor. The roller iita
iuUedIUloveBtor1.000.0na TT-e In
ventor t&f varlooe UUle toys rixi!c aad
otuer trifles enjoy iucorace. rmsb? "as
high a 75X)00 a year. ' '
Itis so In every Uae cf hoajan eo-'
dravor; When a man wanta th i.rt
he gets nothlug. hen 1 experts to
rte la a fottoue In tlj scoops he cL
in poverty. The succcirul men of the
world fix their aUectloo upon the coro-
raotieet thinrathe evtry cat mattr
and bpjwtuui tics around thxtu. At-
Ian U Constitution.
8kllott'a Vtuutar U mi t imJ
eolfpUe. Iom of ipMbU. dSzziataa
aad all rfattm of driDtii.J ru.ia
aad 7S rtiu per boU. "r at 'ar
otAa't draj (r. ' . '
ar Pl rtr iaUUu rtlf. Prie- 1a
w ev-, aad ft. sold by ai
Agaioit all the bcccaAful men are
arrayed: a ho4t of bright, but unacce-
ful Inventors who sjicnt thefr IItos( try
ing to accomplish fcntXIn great.
BUCKIXSAILVICASALVE
1 a, 1 1 a
. ThebestsalvelntLeworUorcuU.
p1-"- t.. uir, aait rheum.
lever sorma. u
aoraa. tatter, chanrxd Iian.1-
ehilUlalna, corns and all akin emptiont
arxl poalUvely cure plica, or bo par
reqolred. It Is guaranudtd VT
periect tatia'acUoo, or monay rtfund
cd. lrka iS ceots per box.
For sal br J. B. Clifton.
"Elsiiailln ul CiiurL . '
BhrarnAtVm aiul c-Unh ara botit
blood dieeaa&a. In msny cTer cae
. 1. , . i ... . . . . ,
m
by Bo a tie BJood IUha (U.t AtUnta.
Ga. WrlU for book of convincing
prortf. A?nt free.
It. I. Dodt. Atlanta, Ga, sat:
a.t . a a '
"t wu ua caunn aud votwt
tl4 htt 500U, licr coca Utui ion fUJ
ly faded sod loia;n gvi bU ter
UxkL I j- laoed her on eve (futt
and 10 my surprUe her rAorrtr was
ft"' aiivt ft.
W. T. XlclVc'.e.. AtUala C ,
wnie: I was caoch eaia;d aad
had rheuinataat so bad 1 cuvld l
trt aiihoftit crtU S. I a!aa
hal aeuialjia in U:tS I. rtrajaa
phfaidAD UJ rae 00 aod, Ttew t
trml n n Usui its ecma werv naiMTAf
l ciecriu'ly rrrommnid it aa a (CKl
looia and quit cur."
lra. Uauia NkKoW. Knexvt.hr
Teno-, write; 1 1 jtd catarrh tlx tcArs
and a meat dlalrtritsz couzb. aad
a mod eitrea:32 courh. aod rav
ajea were tooch awoken. Kir Wi
fe of I I R.tLao C;d f cored tat "
John li. DatU, Ter.Txaa, tj)a
"l a subject m rurmicf iert v
sreb's.tf UCimwatory rfirurcstJin.
Lien AJX UH:t ol B Sl. tLar.k
hasvra, has taUrtly cufad me. I hart
t fell lha I 'hteat pmla tJara
SECURE EnEAT BA55AKIS :
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.'Cbmeight alonj;'to tho-
V I'. v:.. -i . T.:.
RACKET
before you go clsewlicn?.
a m I ,
"wliutif j-ou 'should . go to
other plxicca first. and they
tell you that 'KACKET''
goods aro "shodJv": Ton
may, bo sure that" thy .are
'";'"',. .
trying Jo sell you tat inncii
'. ' ,
Higher Pbiccs. '. Just give
Ti8 atrial. "The proof of
tnepuuuing is cnening tne
a' .2
"K.VCKET"
Jr-iuiMui:
raxxji axo s-rruan.
STARVATION
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nlt H, tiri art Srlaf al aurr
U rM. mita tAtl tfu la
4 k. ia frhul, at uf rv
tf!r4. VT ran tt MUj frM a
Urr oV4 ekUJ t a tata fir
io ftaaA. api U MUbfaAti
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Star Shirt.
Ut kaalaom4 taJrt M lu ataVti. 1 at
as mpratll) lat4 la caU a4 aa U
Urtm Mok ia h'arU Cakar. Vi '
It a rlMtn S fa, waUr
j bay ar aat. ,
DAYID K0SENTIL1L,
Holice to Tax Payers
The Um fur paylnff taxew akra-
fxi by Law ha nrty cxplre.1. Af
ter NOT.lat the aherifl li era pow
ered, to collect by dUtrrev Taccra
ply vlth tti law prvlect tuy
txndtnen. It mill to n-cMury for
me ti ntake Ivif4 ner thai tlcv,
as I rnoot d Hay. It w ill save tax
rytn much truable cotat for--ward
and pay their Uxn, and zzt
Walt until ti n UU I j al;oel
when there will be vt crowd
there will be!ltt:e Ume ro kck
ovtrltetna. Wae workers ani
maH tax payers are iramed cct te
delay, aa la msy raan ib exa4
wlil.U crater ihiu ti tr Uxea.
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