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To clubs of .five Te" Times will be fur
nished at $1.50 per jbnojuv
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Tills pawdercver Varies. - A marvel of
b ttritv, strength-, and ' -' j wholesaraenefcs,"
if ore ecoqomleal thau the ordinary kirfds,
aad caanot be sold f m " competition with
the muititju.de' of low -test, ? short -weight
alum or phosphate powders. Sold oxi,v
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Saturday of each vefek; arid all pub-
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PROMSSlijyAL CMWS
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:g to ci is jb u.-n: -
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low the Ea.ile Hotel.
. &PHU1LL.
Attorney At Law,
LOUISBURG, 2J. C.
-Will
itteml ttte court of Franklin,
Graa vil le. Warren, Nah, and
HHfl Sapren Court. Prompt
Vaocej
F.dert
ltenti'n s:iy.'n ts cl,ectinB, &c.
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AXIL JONES
AUameM Comllor at Law
LOUIS HUHQU.
practice; la the courts ' of
Franklin.: Warren, Wake, Vance
and Nash, and in the Supreme court
of the; State. ..J
" JOCKE & DANIELS," : C. C. DNtELS
, . Uo1dsbor;W. C. WusN.-p v
;yAtorneysfe
' :, ' ' wilson,'cA;V" ; ' ;;
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promptly attended to. :
B; MASSENBURG,
ATTORNEY; At LAWy
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rcsiv'o prompt, attention-Sf;;i;
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M.COOKJ5.
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- 'fCy and COUNSELLOR at LAW. J
jli attend the ' Courts of "Nash,
Frank'in, : G.tnville, Warren, and
, ' Wiake Obun,.ies also the Supieme
: f eOartitil HoE tli Carolina, and the'U
- -, , Circuit and District OourU.
D
!i. J. E : MALONE, i
' Oflce 2 doors below..;. Furman &
Cooke's Dcug3tore.adj oining Drr
1. Ellis. . ;. ?
W TIMRERLAKE.
ATTbRNEY5ATLA wj M
7 -; LOUISBUBOiN C.
0fice1"Ke Court House r;;
The Sin of Onilssion;
It isn't the Ihiug'vou do, dear,- .'f
It's the jthutg you're left uodone
V Uich gives you a bit of heartache
4 A.' at ' A.- - .
me secuug oi tlift sun.
The teuder worJ-foriTotfpn.
4 ,,-
Tht letter voa dkt not wi-if - .5
mr. --zj. . , . . ' ' -
x ue nower you migixt have sent, dear,
Are your hauDiiug.ghosts to-iught.
.The stone you might have tilled
Uut ot a brother a way, ;. .
Thelnt of heartsoni s couiispi "
- You were hurried too much to eav:
flirt -rrri.f .1 .- ', -
uu toutii 01 tue nana, dear, . ;
U. Ihe gentJe- aiid winsome toue, '
That a3wtr4iad no time nor thought - for,
.Willi troubles enough of - vouc Jown.
Tlie little acts of kindness, i 'J; - rf
" 'So'easily ou of mind, - c r?.?
These chaiicei- to be angels - ,
Wliich every, imortal tiud ' :
They come in night and silence-1; v-
Each chill, reproachful w.xith ' -"
When hope is famtand flagging, 5Ji .
- And a blight ;has dropped on taithV
For life is all too short, dear, V : : '
An i sorrow is ail to great, I I T
So sutler our sl0w compassion, V ' r 1
Yf That tarries pn til too late. " T v
Aud it's not the tiling you do, dear. '
It's the thing you- leave uudone, '
Wluch g vee you the bit of heartache
;.-f Al the setting of the -un. :
tx A;';:S1?:fbr":-Boys
v .1 BT J..E. MALOXE.
; CHAPTER IV.
I--; Everything at the "Vickers s "place.
:y" omvuiuyi tut . a. lUlf, HUil
whenever any com pany visited the fain-:
ily (wtueh was i very oftenO Morton's
presence wiihhis - good conversational
lowers were called mto requisition m
order to help entertain them. So when
ever company', arrived, to spend -any
length of ne Mrs. Vickers would seud-j
woru 10 ner nusoanu tnat ns must -give
aiortoa to ner that she waiited him to
help her , entertain her comjiany. (Tht-re.
4-jyas no joaiig man or boy in the Vick
era imt!y.) At -'the request; of iflr
Aicker-s J :ort!.-;n would quit -hi '"engine,
gorto the liouse, put oa his best suit of
clothes, and act the little geal'emau of j
pleasure as long as lhcuts remaintd.
ue horses and carriages i were plentiul
on the Vickers "place, aud they .were
coufctat.tly t rpught into ure by Morton
to : take" rlhe yonng ladies into
the city . and . to camtwnec lings and
Fairs. When the company left the
Vickers place for their respective homes,
Morton would at ouco ' doT his fine
clothes an J don his blue over-alls and
return conte iled and as happy as ever
4 to his work again, , ! ' - C
j Joe Holmes saw all of this fitvorilism
(as he cjtUed :itj going on or being prac
ticed towards 'Morton, "and it ' angered
hjfn more a pd more against the boy. -
"ims seemmg lavontism was not -so
much .a piece ofLJavopitism ? as Joe
thouglit, but :pn ;the contrary v ; this
treatment. of Morton was, so fir as the.
company was concerned, a necessity,
and ss to the advancement of -lrfrlm
grades of prk over Joe, it was a con-'
veuienee andji pecuniary ; gain to Mr.-
ykkrri, for Joc-IIolmes was a splendid
stone m. son, and as "Mr.; Vickers liad a
great deal of that kind of work 1 to be
done on his place, he could have it done
much i .cheaper by making Joe do it (Joe
being hire 1 ty the year) -than ho could
if he had lo hire a specialist by the Job
orday; -ff, b:f.
:.oo Avneu.Mr. vicKezs iouna mat he
could put this boy to running -the en-
gine he could tien put Joq ;on to the
stone or fliasonry work. V": ; ' ""
Instead of Joe's getting mad with Mr.
Vickers, the real guilty party,, (if there
was any gunc aicacnea to the act) ; ne
concentratal all of his wratli and liatred
uppn the mnocent lad. ;J Joe -Holmes
was a man of fiimily and lived in a . cot
tage about a quarter of a mile from the
-"Vickers mansion , where Morton would
seldom "see him unless it was sometimes
Mound the stables about feeding time
Joe's enmity l towards trur young
friend caused him (Joe) to always be
on thciookout for some neglect, of duty
oa Morton's part, which he could report
to MK Vickers. lie hid : already , re
ported two imaginary or Jmadeup sto-'
ries'on the boy, but after investigating
them, Mr. s Vickers was , satisfied fthat
they were false. To show IthcT J; unfair
and underhanded means that had char
acterizei Joe's dealings towards the boy,
the following incident will be sufficient:
While Morton was hauling hay !n lo the
city, Joe was always sent to the bi r
racks to arrange the'load of hay on tha
wagon as Morton would throw it out:
oijrietor
WITH If ALXC
fThe man or boy on. one of these hay
wno couki put the largest and
pretaestload of hay,on a wa?6n, not
only occupied an eaviable posllioa in
the estuuaUon of his associates on the
farintit it made the liay bring a bet
ter price 6a tho maikct.)" On Several
occasions J oe, in arrangi ngliorlou's
load, had bulked (as they call it) the
hay to oue side, and lighUy sliapcd it oa
the other, so tliat it wa very eisy to
upset. This misfoi tune had haDncned to
Morton once or twice oil the way to the
city; an t had caused "the lad a - rreat
deal of trouble. --Mr. Vickers he ird of
this through Joe Holmes, who put the
llaiiie va Mortcu as Leiag caused by
-careless aud fast driving, thereupon 'lux.
Vickers censured the hoy "for this Ikst
driving aud lb results. Morton -so.n
suspected Joe Holmes as, being the
cause of his trouble, so ' he told Mr.
Vickers if he would ' let one of the
smaller boys go with him to throw the
hay on the wagon -he (Morton) would
load the wagon bo tliat the accident
would not happen again.
Mr. Tickers was very glad to accede
to this proposition for he needed Joe alt
the lime at the rock work ho was hav
ingdone. , , : -
Morton soon won the; reputation of
being oue of the best if not the best
I9aders on Uie place.; This f :ct irritated
Joe very much, for he (Jo) had always
enjoyed this reputation himself. So
when it was thrown up to Joe hy seme
of: the liands 'that Morton could boat
liira loading a wagou with hay, Joe's
anger, towards the boy rose to white
heat. - V"-"''".' ' -. '
" One evening when Morton and his
Irish friend, Tom Martin, were' stand
ing in the stable j ard discussingin a
"plaisant way some subject upon which
they dUTered. Joe oame np to where
they were, and in hi
way took - sides with - Tom . Martin
agjnnst Mortouj (not because he agreed
wuh Tonutiut because ha wanted to
jfai:tagoniz3 M:rtoa.vfor Joo was uot in
me oibit of agreeing with any, honest
tnai:) and very 'dogmatically . asserteJ
that he(Jo) was right. ' ; Mortou ,very
p"itely asked Joe his reasons, whereup-
on. Joe replied wiUi an oath - that' he
ueal:l t:o reason it was so because he
said it was. ". Morton told him that he
ought uot to assert a tICng or - an opiu-'
ion so emiatically as. true without
giving a su:licient reason for it. Joe
vorj; much ani-rcd at the boy sensi
Lle rauark,lioo!;cd hi3 clinched fist in
Morton's face, and sakl: -: r . " .
'If you 'say or -tliink diCcTcntly from
-what I do, you are a liar. r J .
Thi was rather too much for Mor
ton's good nature to .. stand,' and as
quick as a Cash he planted a blow be
tween Joe's e3es that stajered him for
a moment aud made him fuiioulyjnad.
' As soou as Joe reg linctl himself he
picked up a pitchfork lying 1 near ' and
made a thrust at Morlou's breast, but
Tom Martin caught the fork and saved
tlie boy's life, for. the etah would have
been fatal. . , . ' :
Joe. tried Lnrd.to'get the fork' fiom
iToms;hauds Sut he could ' not . get , it.
When Tom caught the fork he" had
slipped between Joe and Morton, and to
doing so had pushed the. latter jbehind
him. .Toe now turned the fork lose and
made a rush at tlie boy, but .Tom's
quickV.strong liand grasped Joe in the
collar alid held "him. : - ' . i ", -:
Tom' stlien.:told j Joe that he was
wrong in callajg the boy a liar and 'that
holiculd not hurt himto go pfT and
let him alone. - - ;
Just about this time Mr. - -Vickers
made his appearance some distance ' off,
but was coming ' in that direction.'
WheU-Joe saw him he slunk off, , but
&.& he- passed : Morton he ' whispered
in his ear that - he intended to
meet him on the road some night .when
he (Morton) was coming out from - the
city and fix; him. V .'";.;.,, s.. 4' ,;.
' When Tom got Morton to himself he
lold him not to go where Joe was; un
less his business. compelled - him to do
so. Tom knew that Joe was a mean,
desperate man.'; " ; - V' j
" Every Uibg went on alright for about
a week, and our young , friend still, had
his engiiie oh the road crushing stone
for the' pike. vMr.vf ;v " .. t : : .v'
,: One night Mr.l Viewers called Mor
ton into his study or sitting 'room iimd
told him he was going to -leave bora
the next day and would be gone about
a month, traveling in the. interest of
some new machinery which had jrecen t ;
Iy been turned out at the foundry and
machine shops, and he further stated
(that he bad decided to" turn -over tonne
ery Impork ntbuti less into 'his (Mor.
f
TOXVARM NOXE; WITH CUAKITY F
OC
LOUISBURG, N. C, MARCH77
tou's) liauds to attend to m his (Mr.
Vickers) absence. . Continuing he aid:
'I hiiVH Jeft tho Cirm and the other
hands under the management of, Tom
Martin, and I, want you ito at'eni to
my business In the city You :'muft
drive into the city evi ry : morning with-i
my hcrso and buggy, leave them at
tlie foutidryyard, then lake the day to
attend to my business.' .
- Mr, Vickers then gave Morton a lkt
of his houses and lots in the city,' their
numbers and the. iuunes rf.thdr)xc
innts, how much and when 'Iheir'rer.ta
were Jue'for some of-, their rents were
falling due every day nearly. "' Ging
into the city early in" the morning , he
was to engage the hay which would be
sent in and collect for the same. All
monies collected for rents he was to de
posit in the bank before he left the rityi
and all monies collected for ly, milk
and butter and garden truck he was to
bring out home and put in Mr. Vickers
sate, lie was also to collect bills for
lumber sold, and the 'weekly rent for
the engine and stone tVushcr "on the
turnpikes (tii$ engine would be run by
one of the hand from the machine
shops in tlw city.) -a .;. '
"ow Morton," coatintrtxl Mr.' Vkk
ers uif I didn't have couGdeuce in your
ability and houesty. I would not latniiti
you with these matter. "- Wheu I ', rc
turu, if I fiud Uiat youharc attended to
this busuieis faithfully and honestly,
your wages shall be raised to one hnn-,
dred dollars a month, dating from tlie
present time.". ,'.'
?
Morton rejoiced witliiu hlnweir and
-.hanked Mr. Tckers for the confideme
he had imposed b , him and , promised
that he would endeavor to. strengthen
that confidence and at the " same ; time
lfovo that he deserved tlie increased
wages, by a Edthful rrformauco of the
work given him to do.-1 ;
Mo," again said Mr. Vck-rf,-here
are tho hands accouuts.'you must
settle with them every Saturday niht.'
acconiing to Tom MarUnV reckoning of
their tinia Honor all dnfls given on
'you by my wife, ue vliat .money vou
may need yourself witliia limit J, awl
keep a strict account of all triinsao
tious." . .' . . . - ' ,
Morton retired ; (hat uiglit feeling
proud of ill's reiicwed confidence 'placed
in him by his employer, and thorough
ly apprecLitirg the lespousibility rest
hig upon his young iwead and 1ouV4ers
in this elevatftlposit'on in which he had
been so receulfy j. laced. " " " .
: Mr. Vickers-left . tha next" morumg
for the Virginia; and Carn;uu,s. . With
a firm trust in his : ability to do,the
work left him to do, anj with a deter
mtnatioa to succeod, Mortoa en
tered .-poa the .perfbrman. o of hi
new duties "the next morning , and
witlut glad Iwsirt, and we shall see ! Jf
Mr. - Vickers trust was misplaced or
whether lie did Itis daly, aud alo what
trials and diificultics he. experienced. in
so do!ng. .'-:"
. . ' Z' TOtBE DOXTINTJED. ; ;
If you arc costive, dont wait hntil
costiveness becomes constipation, but
take EnxAdor at oate,:i regularly.- and
persistently until you are cured. . . ;
Do not poison your little ones with"
paresoric, laudanum, etc., but use Dr.
Bull's Baby Syrup it contains nothing
injurious lo the infant ey-denu -: ,
Plough deep and loosen the soil.
.FrfquknTiT nov'.dcnts occur Jn the
household which can , burns, cuts..
sprain and bvulsea; for 'ue, in' suc!
-aHes Dr. J. U. McLean's Volcamo Oil
- Proio goixl storae-roo:n for-solid'
manure," and tis.erns for liquid manure.
you can be cheerful and happy nly
when yon are well. u If yon terl i at
of sortB," lake Dr. J. H. Milean's
SaraaprUla..r- .. ' ". , ,( I ' .' ' '
Coosc commercial ferti'izcra intelli
gently, and do not use one in excess of
anothert simpjy .because others do so.
Manure every crp which benefits
by it, and manure bighly. t
A BAFE IN VESfMENT. ' . 1
; la one which Is guaranteed to Wd"
you satisfactory result," or in case
"failnre a return of purchase prtce. ' )n
this sate plan you can buy from our
advertised dru-t a . hot tin tf , rjr.
King's New Discovery for coniumrv
.lion. t It Is guaranteed to Lrlns re'"pf
la every tae,' when used forany nicC
tion 01 mnnviungs or c i.-st, sut h na
consumption, Snfiammalfon . of hmgs.
brpnehitis, hft",ma, whoopin:; coo"b"
croup, etr. It is pleasant iid,ftT7L
b.e to taste, per ectly Si fe, and can"
filwavs be dpenne! upon., Tria; lol
ila fr e at W. H. Fur aim, Jr'j dm
s'.o.e ; ., 0
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ALL.
I'RIOIi: B 1 .CO JPE
P0L1T10AL.
HOW THE THE REPDDLICAXS
STOLE MONTANA. OnIONS
yr l'UOMIXEXTi REPUBU-
'. CAN'S. ":' : . .
Wil SUr. - " ;
T"e never was any doubt tSat
Montana tul beeit Etolea by UieRepub-lk-aus
by tlirowhsg out Ue vo:e of the
Silver Bow prccau-t which the DemoT
crars carried and which gave Uieoi
majo.lty of the LegisLiluro ou the J .Jnt
ballot.- Ttiero wer In tlu-.t precinct
1S2 registered Voters," 174 of wtiom vo
ted at the election. Thcro were but
three Republican votes cast, and their
votes were returned as cast : Tlie Re
publicans, after the eircti in, produce.1
affrlaviU of alleged Repubrxacs ' who
said that they had voted and .oa the
rcngdi of these Vi5Vhv!:s the vote of
the precinct was tljrowu out. A Judi
cial invwtigafon Juit made has demon
strated tho Itct tkit Uicse aSUwlia
were faUe, llat the men whose came
were appended to tbcm could nowhere
leTbutid, nd that the Republican Lad
cast but three votes which were re
turneJ. Their case was a complete
break down, and tho tic I was clearly
established that the Democrats had car
ried Die precinct fairly,. am that the
Legislature was by right their on Joint
ballot which would hat-ejected two
Democratic U. S. Senators. These
ficts are now before the Senate commit
tee which Is Investigating the cae of
the co'jtcslin"- U. a Senators elect, hot
they will count lu the two Republican
rump Senators all the same. Those
revelations, however, wliile they may
not decide the SenatorslJp a tow up th
coooplrary by whk.h the Bute and the
Senatorshipa were stolen. '
: There are a good many lading Re
publicans who do uot contemplate the
outlook for the party with straiihsc de
light. A disthisuished statesman from
one of the New Eng'aiid Stales said a
f iw days ago that nothing nhort of Di
y.ne lulerpjsitlon coald save it from
o-erwlM-lni:ng def.-at at the next elec
tion, while cx'onsTessraau Horr. of
Michrfran, Is empiric; iu the opinion
that Harrison has tied four cr fire great
millstones to its neck and is going to
send It down after McGtntr, aod now
tome Ren Butierworth, the Repobll
can headlight from Ciocinnatf, -now Iu
Cougress, .who, when recently asked if
he would be a candMate aam, akl:
-If the present House docs not do some
thjnj toward a re-iion of the tariiT 1
Shall not be, for there will be no pros
pect oTray election, I bd' e that the
only hope of coo tinning the Republican
control of the Uou?e lies in fax and
thorough revUiou'of the tariff, bu I am
afraid our people w" only do as they
have done. They hare evidently heard
something drop, aud have not been un
mindful of pass.ug event. "Our eo
ple as he doignatea Lis Republican
coJeagucs, have not the s'.bhuu idea
ormakuig any such rcyisiou of tho tar
iff as tlie people demand, and he knows
it. They are bound hand and foot by
the protected monorvlists. and he kno a
that; and he knows, too, that Reed aud
hbaanj, with tlie autica they are per
forming, are more than any rational pco-
lie en the dec of the earth ould"&Ucd
or more thau ono term. They see th
sy-iouo coming. . . .
Can Sdilrrtis Cancer He Cured f
mil, 1 . . .
ThU la a hard question to answer
owui's Sp-rCiflC has cured thous
and: of ocvaof Skin IVtncer, and
there Imve been many ca-es ffScir
rhu OHncf r "reported caret I by It.
We do Fay that 8. 8. 3. U worth
a frlal In any case or cancer. We
append " a Mi tment rotxi MUs
Grcvu, of TalljKWsa, Oa.:
In ISSi I hud a small lump In
my left-breast, which "provid tu
be a cancer. The first remedy I
trftd I wo to have Itbunied ofr..lh!a
did not cure It, for shortly atler
wards It broke cut again in a much
worse form. I theo consulted our
druggist, who advised me to try
Swill' Ppecldc (S- S. i. ), and otter
taking about one dozen but lice, was
completely cored, aud uiy cancer
has never appcard since, nor has It
troubled tne 111 any way. I cn
cheerfully recommend Swift 'm bryo
ific (S, b. 8. ) to any ono aoffctlug
with can cer.
- ..Miss T. E. G recti
Tallaiwrt, Ga
Treat'ao en bkol aud akin disease .
mailed free.
t . ' SWIkT diTf FfC CO,
J Atlanta. G
' For weak back. ctict p'ai, n
a Di. J.ILMcLsan'a WoaJerfil Hol
Sa plaster.
. - t
, , Colli rata only an fa, laying caops, and
selecl the best reed for the soil.
IF ju ' are a ptinfnl senas rf fa
tigue, find 70.. r dtHicn iiks-nie, uke
Dr. J. II. Mcfean! Karfajrilla. It
w,11 brace ton up, u.akeyuu ;rong
ai.d vlgoiwoa.
AIS IS' XJM In A.h nuco
NO 7.
The Nem-xpaper In a Farm llotic
Teoplo who lire near the great
tborouglifUrts, where they hare acceas
to two or three doiUe and a La'f djtcn
wccklic-do not fully ap'rcci-it lha val
ue of a newi paper. They come, liMlced,
olwk ui fjjn ai neca si., and
ILej m cheerfully do whhoot thir
niocniog meal aa roornlrtg mall. Rot
one rout Le far off "n tha icuotry, re
mote from "vha.iudienljg crowJ," t
realize tuefull luxury cX a tewjpaper.
The tirmtr who rtceived bat cn pafrr
a week does no, stance otct iu tolamna
hurriedl r, wit h au air of Ira patieace, as
doea your merchant oe lawyer..- il be
gicj witii the.bepaabj aaJ reaii lo
Uecloie,iiot rjernniUn5aBer I,em o
ndyertsemit to escape L!i eje. TLea
U has to be thumbed by every member
or the tmuiy, each one lcoU for
things b which be cr she Is most Inler
es:eL The grown op dau;htc look
for the mirrli jo doxt, an! b del'jht
ed if the elitor Las treated them lo a
lore story. Thi aoa who h joat alut
to engage in farming with tl;e tnthusl
aui that w"ll carry ban Cr In advance
of Lis father, reals all i,e crop rcjorts
ttiJ hai a keen eye t LluU tboii Ira
jv'o'reJ nxxlrt of co'.tare. The joao r
members of the am:Jy come la for the
amuilng anecdote atMlacrap of fan.
All lookTjrwar.l to the diy that ahall
bring the paper with tlie livel:et inur
es?, and if bj aoroe ootocky ckvoce it
tiila to come, it is a 1 liter dapfoCai.
meot. One can tharL'y eatimaie Ue
amount of mtuc-marioa whkh a paper
that Is not only rend but azod el, can
carry luto a Cimily. They liare, week
by wee. preod before their men Lai
vUkn a rnoranut of the busy woe id, it
fkictuAtlot.a and Ua "Wi.hifla vod Ua
vast coocerna. 1 1 Is the poor iojta'rIi
Imry, and foruhUcs aa much nuotat
fo-idliia he Las lime to coasuroe and di-
crat. No ooe i'Si olaerred how njuch
those who are Ur away from tle places
where most men cig rebate aloe their
weekly paj cau fail to lain in Invok-
hig a Lleaanig on tho Inr enter of tbii
meant w mteUa taxi enjoymtnt. Ilx.
' Whaterrr teuda to hicrcue cse ot
neM, by Vnkh!ng aia aud su2Tr-bj,
will ccrtdnly aecure Uotice and apjiy
rd. We allude to SalvaUoa 01
In rare your Lfo for 2i cents ajalost
all the d-uicr of a CoaiompUva'a death
by keeping a boUle of Dr. Ball'a Couh
Syrup cotivnilcuL It a the Ictt.
190.
Harper's Bazar-
- ILLUSTRATED,
- IlAitniK's Baxak u a journal for
llielxima 1 G'vlog the latest Informa
tion with trgard lo the fastdooa, lu
uumcrvua Uiast ration a. fhioo platea.
ao I iltera-ahtuppicmcBt are lu
disteasable al.ka U the home dxesa
maker aid the proleatooal roodUte.
No expense I apated la makixg its
artUiIe attractiveness of the hitt
order. IU clever bort stories, par
lor plajs, and tbouhttule aaja sti.
fy a!! Ustet, aod Its lm te I,
mou a a budget of nil aoc humor
In Its weekly iae everythlog la u
eluded which Is of interest to woustnt
Durinjr IsOO Odre Tln.ro MiUer,
Cbriaune Terhune Htni.k, and Mary
Lowe Dick nsan will rerertfull fur
nish series of paptra 00 the Daugh
Ur at hrtaic,- Three J teals a Day
and t!i "Woman of the Period.
1 v.ii ia- uiiiTii ,mi m Will V OI
' Wa er Beasant and P. W. lldLivon
HARPER'S PERIODICALS-
- PiOi Yraa -Hartex'
Baxar l CO
llAarxa'a Maoazixb 4 00
llAarcu'a WcXi.r . " 4 CO
Hvirua a YockqPeoplr " . - 2 00
. t'oujge Free to all aabscritera lo
he Ui.Ucd&UUa, taada,orMxLo
: - ' . . - .
The vo'ooe of the Baxar will be
gin witutba fii at LomUr for January
cf each yrar. When no'time la men,
lionod, suUo.lptiun will be?m with
the number current at lime of rtceipt
tf trder, j. -
- Bound roJames of Hai per Bcir.
forthroo years bc'it in . oeai ctota
blading, wilt be fw-nt by nvl, pou-
I , or uy ei;i;M, tree ci eaj-r
f;r-viCeJ Uic ft-itt ov not exceed
ana dollar pr vo'utoe), fw-r 7 OJ pr
voiaoi.
Cloth cea f t r e:eh volame. o:tv
lid for bludinz. will La ant by oail
rt paid on receitt or II CO each.
Ueuiittanrai ahjtild b cade y
pot-,CJca money truer or draft to
aroid chance of h.
Newspaper are not o copy tl.i
aarcr.i-emrct wiuoul li express
crd-r -i uarper ,v urotheTS..
, AJdrca.:
. HaHTEB &. BKOTlItRa,
: New York
Cultivate more and bettct'forag-w
1 Ms" vvjmSwW wit Tti Wn
mct tanief jT ao."idird. v,i,
heme of axy taiuretsia U tUzltj
rcetlnd. "
Coucemloc "Women
Badlmorcan.
Hotv aon ,' jirl'a tttal I
Cujrt a little latter uuuU-r
te-
That fur ishJch womaa ahou!i
U cumcleU ah s U Uiust cJleu r.Ji
calcd her houtvlineu.
When a woman can trah fUn
nela o that they wlfl not ahrink
aba kno tenuush to reel tnanle!'
A wotuaa la never ftu badly In lure
that alt i!cm not try to find oct
the cmt of he eugatrinenl ring.
The devil has particularly hot
Are for tho mother who wanta to
aend her daughter bmbcd bant
IngatltJ.
Yu occuionalt-r find -rvrnan
vhn f tl(it-. .k. I . 1 . . . .
.-..-..iMMiiw it iDieuartuai L-e-
l rauao ! hu
a larre Bomber of
cunespondeuta.
Aaaooaaaa rn&a reta tht fire
built aruj the roo?u vrarw ht wlf
come altrnjc tuid want to air the
noo. r"'
One of your delicate wotaf n wlS
never admit that she Is hongiy.
Bhe will x that she U felln a
little falut.
Aroman never becomraeo Intel
Rreifi that she lexma It "a rw jMrat
ure in others l hear hear cox hcr
children to apeak a plee.
There la only on thin? that pie.
e a woman oore thai, to t rr, tt.
J eJ to as a dove, and that la to Lcnr
a man rvfened lo ask a hawk.
The qof-sUoa with woman- la It
better to marry a roan, who U
thought !- and leave the deer
pet. UehirKl hi art, or marry mu
whothlnka toflcaAthedoor but fur
Keu lo leave jut Ihn iUmT
MERIT WINS
W dea're to aay lo our cillxetae
that fw icaia we lute teeo al e
Dr. Kl"j a New D'a-orery for rou
au uptloo, 1. Kir? New Life p.:,
lktcklm'a Arnka tXlr and LIcC-t c
lkit ra, and have uater Kacd'e-J tetn-
dcsttalstll aa well, or ibal ta
g'.Vsn u;h triivf rsal tal SitcUon. v e
do r.rt 1U V iuaractee lLa at
ery time, aad we aUod iaa-!v .o- ir
fund the pmxlae -r. If tat'fac.ory
result t!o not f 4Iow tir use. Th
rtmrdlea bare o 'the'r cr:atrc?n -Urity
purely on lb- o-,ta- W. L.
Furmao, Jr. lhrvVV -
ODDS AND END3.
5tnk"a easaat-t:a ear Is aalJ tm
a a ruttu .J t iim
rralat f amaa'a trax sIat.
RiW;U i!I be a handrwl year od
in Ii"J2. Can't she tnana- ia .
itxiko of the wor'd's Lir beil t!r
celebrate lha evau'J ReidsrlUe RcUe
One of the beat evkleofea U Mr.
Cleveland pm.ul asJ pitl.-al rvpo
buity b, to docb, to Im foanj la tie
jTooocnceJ cTwUon clhal a!4e acd
Ln.:U-it, but jCTjcra!!y mbukea joar
Cfd, the "New Yjck ifualUdftiUe
Review.
That hseklsr ecs ram b as e!et?
arrd Ly hiw.h' ur. W trara
it. 1'or aat at ranaik's dii; trc
Mr. 2Lfoa has ecsl a ul:e cf
rocmaia Cturkat for a icar. to be
used by tiiivelf and h'a aaUst a-
ri U hi bukla; ra"ong laresi-ioaa
In ihttl tect-ou, wlJch he b!Te to Ls
the rvbest inlaenl'regkia 00 the tut cf
the globe. If any rarthu-uri occur b
lhA tx e daring Ifl?, thej tuy be at
tribute! to Mr. Eoq's experonecU In
cndcrjroc&i electrkliy.
Switch's Taurtk EcJt a roal'Jr
car far uiTk, dlpknk aai aaattr
UwatJk. r3ct4 b; raimaa,
Feed ilJidlriaxJcflhe beat foc-
air. - v
Tlta Bv. Ce. n.TtaTtr, af 7lrbs
Id.aa: lSik mj.t aa.j wiit ear
lie to .Ul-)'s Csa.r Ua cars, i'mt
axis Ij Tarcuaa.
Flttfltm alrifs. saa4a 4 aUrl!a t
Uat tmhl t uW's ear is 1L0
ttmtCj tit lu It r a: at rumi i -s:ora.
-
Sll!.'a YitH's r It wVatyaa arr't fc
aJ aU ryatfim U tf, Vtu I
taJ JJ rtn ff i r at i cr-
tai iiXf :.. -
J- IL JlL-n,a.". SArsararilla- Ii'
wUI giya jou beahh, auecnh aaj
vitality. ". '
Voo caanH axu.r 1 a!j acy work t
bui tu a,d- )ea litl well. Ii
jou feel used cp t'ied ot tale tr.
To al'ay pa m, a'ib-lca ItfLisntz,
l,eal foci rrs a no uTcara the c i
invrapt aal aitir.lor7 lcu:js anj
o'ta.ae.1 t"7 ottry Vxi old re Ltc
rvrr e.tr. Dr. J. IL ILXeau' VUa-i.-OULioUAtat.
- .
IK you uCvr from any affctl3&
ea'ae-1 by 1 nt uro bud. a ic.'i a.
M 1 tro:c:x n't n
l I Ua. teUar r-
rceum, s-.rr, tc:s, f u-
I
-sm, take Dr. J. Ii.
McL n'a f a-p lit.
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