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TO SCHOdL TEACHERS.
The Superintendeiitfof Pnbliej schools
. of Fraukliu county, will be ; in "Louis'
burg on the second" Thursday of; Febru
ary, Amil, July, j Septeuiper" October
and Deceinl)er,aod-remaiuibr tlire? tls
if nocjtf sar fo.r tli purpose - of xnniiu
ia at-pliuauis to teath " iu'the Public
Sclioois of this coitfitv. IvWill J also be
ia jmisburg ou Siturday of. -each week,
ami all puiuiu uays, . to ; atuiM : to any
busiuess couuected with my omce. -J.
N.- Harris, Supt.
Prreissioual Curdx
I .11 J. EXAVOXE.
Oili -e 2 floors
below Furnian's drug
li. O. L. Ellis.
beyond, inor need we pve ourselves
any great concern for ? the inability
thereoo. ; SufHie for us, that we see di-1
rect o :r walk in life, that the c;h of
the footfill of nur conduct be such ns to !
insure for us from th ise we leav behind
a parting benediction of Ci '.en ihv kiul-
est regard, si nilar in substance, and in
lastin in its effect, as tlve spontaneous
outpouring of love antl, godl will, that Lof-the whiperini pines, that- environ
otoo Kn; - i i . i . i i. l r :-i
iOwiwgto the peculiar tenets eii I er !?ri!L"tn!!I? wlw? leaving, aud still ngs the h.llowed precinct of Lis-childhood
with equity in !i Udngt or in other A Phantom LyarJilni:.
woras: -Ao renoer unto acar ine p A. frty encamped near JaennetU, Tex.
nawage mat is n.- liui whicu la m witnessed a phantom lynching the other
t j is irnpo sill as our f icultj of ex. night. Two men dreamed of aeclM men
pression is inadequate to do justice to I strung up by a mob, and awaking related
the subjects whose nw rtal rcnviins Lave I their experience. A they ditcaseed It,
now found their, last resting place with-1 J?on .obaenricsr that the ground u j
in the pcaccfat bosan of mothcr-eirll'. Trr7 damp, ptit oat IU hand and rubbed
Tb'e first leath the twili Jit whi tlows " "ghUy over the ahort, coarae prairie
easa, remarking as be did ao that itwaa
the heavleat fall of dew he had ever acen.
But as he raised his hand to the horror of
NO. lO.
TL Hatxl of i'rorldenee.
Tbsbeit aaivc In XL world for cnM,
The Atlanta ConstitnUoo rirea a tfr I Wctrs kU TfeuaH
Uestory hlch we take occasion to use. "U?
in which one can ahnouije Unhand ef tanf tKi:n. rlrmr r.u . ..
thatmiitrtouslT0Tidaic which .uVla rt-lrtd. It Is caranLjed U ttra
and guards our li roi. ' perfect aatKfACiioo, or mooej rtSuad-
A mother andWrUbe wer aeaud - Sxm fi VCA Jf
iu t fiu w luc nuironai goto; oat
may bAconsklered bv some peraous of I A Ia concluding these U.ies as touching
sliallow.Wnds and bigoted coucenUons "l101 n defense of their theology, ; and
as sacrilegious,: inappropriate and mis- of a futureexistenca, we will for
eading. But to those endowed with the !ICC a" t,me that inasmuch
itcuHr of deewthoutrht and sound rca-1 as goes the nda e,
A TTOR T-AT-LA Wy -
LOUISjftJRO, N. C.
Office on Main street, one door below
niug, coupled with the benent that
research aud investigation confers, we
are sure thtre are none j who were fa
vored with an intimate acquaintance.
and were at all conversant wtih die! in
ner make-up of the men, and their self
s tcrificing devotion to principles, 'and
the demands of humanity, who w.ll for
a moment entertain such vain and delu
ding fancies. But as that class of ier-
souages constitute a very small minori
ty when taken as a whole, and the oth
ers are wcr ready to excommunicate
from the hope of supposed future bliss
all who fail to subscribe to their articles
of Ctith; : and by them! are anathema
tized as blighted souls, tit subjects only
for a last and ruined world, We con
sider it a sacred service to the memory
of our departed friends aud their lying
representatives, and a bound en duty
due to Uie creative aud coulroiling pow
er of all things to enter ' our pro test
against the unjust aspersion. : ; , j
That the deceased entertained peculiar
views in regard to religion and a future
existence, we admit. iAn l that they
were entitled to their views and the free
exercise of expressing their theories, we
as readily acknowledge. ,Audthat thia
whole subject, aftet saying all tl at . cn
be sal!, either in defense or denial th ere
of, w but-a mere inat er of- theo.y, that
can never ciystalizo-iito a fact or pass
beyond the. primitive stage oi beUtf in
this world, we as steadfkst!y contei.d. 1
- But bein only a matter of theory,
and incapable of subitantiative piocl
h -xt , does uot to our mind iuvalklate
;'IIandsonie is tliat handaorn. docf,"
we cxisider it ageless, for any one to
worry " themselves as to what extern
their fitith may have lifluen ed their
present state and cbadiiio;i. . For it is
a clear case to us, that if there is a fu
ture existence, and sUite of bliss, and
man's rectitude of purpose and uusulliel
walk while here plays any p;irt towai ds
procuring for.hun a pa.ssprt to that
Celestial home, then for acertaiuty
when the immortal jartsofW. II. "Bal
lard iand V. f. Collins vacated their
earthly tabernacle here, upon the snar
ing i-iuions t T equity they were . wafted
to a land of pure delight, where with
loved ones gone before, they now dwell
amid the ElysLtu so-nes of Eden,' and
with their loved ones will ever hence
forth walk t!ie pri nroso patlu of peu-e.
That the d. ceapcd were no ordinary
mortals in no aS eptatiou of the term,
ia a statement tliat will be verified by
every oue who knew them. . And though
d.csi nilar in fo ne respects, yet it otl.crs
they were alike. And especially so in
their unswerving devotion t friends.
nappy norac. nue mc latter iow
sleeps lus last sleep: in the burying
grooud f his father's at the old home
stead, amid the sylvan scenes and soli
tude of clissic'Saudy Creek.
: Iu the demise of the latter the family
tree became extinct, lie being the on
ly child of hU parents, both of
whom priccded him in !cath several
ea s ago. 11 U loving wife also passed
away a few j-ears ago aud without issue.
Thus leaviug him of his family its sole
survivor, disconsolate aud alone. And
uow he, the lat shoot of a loug lino of
-
uonie ancestry is also gone. And o i.
how sad it is to contemplate, that the
persons and places tliat once knew him
-o wen, wm Kno v him here no more
forever. Billy Collius the genial aud
geuerous peerless and pure-him of
whom we can say withca r- fear of
doubts or disputation, that in point of
human perfection aud true nobility
better man hath never lived. The oth
er, the first named i.i chronological or
der, though last in death, leaves a kind
hearted, devoted and affectionate wife.
aiid eight lovely and olxdicut chiklreu
to mouru their irreparable loea. And
though the loss 1 irreparable, yet may
theclia-teuing hand of Providence that
smote th. m, and whose shadow still I'm
gers li the once bright and happy
houseliold soou be removed. . And
th .ugh the affliction that now v theirs
the party, the light ot the fire showed It
to be dripping with what looked most sick
enlngly like blood. On Investigation this
bloody dew was found thick and viscid all
under the treo beneath which they aaL
They broke camp and departed in basts.
On looking back they saw three ghostly
corpses dangling from the tree under
which they had been camping. Return
ing tho next day they discovered no trace
of the spectres, but on talking with an
old hunter learned that three man had
been hanged on the tree for catUe-ateaX-
lng away bock in the- fifties.
uom I'huadeipuia. The woman isl !
nnr an open window hoiUng ber lab
In her arms. It was leaphig aod ka;b-!
p-f, and clipped Iu hands aa the train
dashed on tarnrU rate of speed. Sod-
deuly a shtrp curve wai rounded - the
coach gave a lurch, , and out of the
coa b went the baby out, out Into the
ar.i s if d-th !
For weak Ukk. tUd iot, aai
a til. J. II. McLfcau's Wootrfol Ilea
loj fUite;.
Tea bav I eard yrw friends and
ceUhbMS l.lkw about If Tot tutf
yocrtelf I one f i te iiMOy hi loow
truiu r-rsooal txprioce Jvt how
tood a U .u.g it Is. Ifynu ksTt eter
tr;ed .1 300 are one uf Its
iButlhat.Mcn'yM they thought Ki fZJJlHl
about It I'.tbit whm oce f'rta m
trill, I r. Kinj's New DKovrry sver
It Drought Dovra the House and
Spoiled the Sermon. -r,
"During my boyhood, said a gentle
man the other day, "there lived In Vir
ginia a Zaptist' preacher earned B .
Though uneducated, he was a sound
thinker and eloquent speaker, and no
minUter had a more devoted Cock. It
was the custom durinxr the Inclement
season to hold mceUngs st the residence
of members, and once or twice during the
-Winter at the house of the preacher. For
many years it was observed that B
neither preached nor conducted the meet
ings when held at his house, but secured
the services of some neighboring nlnbv
- ter. - Ue was often pressed for an ex
The extract xl n o.ber rushed to the
door, r.i v o.ll hat e f rrunj from the
plaif tnn, but the passengers restrained
her; the bell rang, the engine pulled op.
and a hundred men went la search of
the baby, expecting to find only its
mangled remains . on U road. But
there, on a soft cushion of grass, U la v
unhurt, and clappiuff It Lands still ! It
was nothing short of a miracle.
- IVrraps, a ben from that Cytxig train
tlie baby f :lt to what seemed cms in
dex.th, it was cau;bt in the armt of uu
utveen angel aod claspal to a breast as
leuier as its mother's. Who knows 1
afterward holds a place in the hoes.
If you have iieer urd it sod sftouM
be sfwtl 1th a coo?h, cU vr anj
Uiroat lutig tr chest truab'.e, secure a
boitls at ones and give it a tlr trUU
It U guaranteed rvctr time er money
refunded. Trial botUcs fxts at Fur
naa's thug store
Ihcre are about COO women ia Chi-
! cago o n sod ride lk.7cie.
. MillT WINS
Vte desire to sjy to cor cllix:xue
that for cars ws 1 .are breo selling
Falls City 'ib Ifavlft 19V lw. I cvery fwr roa
I want another jug of Microbe liackleo's Anik mud 13ectric
Killer. I hare used one jute and B1''. nl hare oeter Ui:lo.i ttfm-
.f w- u j edes Uuit sell as well, or thai h4va
must eav that my catarrh and irrm uch universal Musfik-o. Mm
dyppepsia, of manj years stand- donot leiut u tmrant thm rv
,InI- incr has almost Hiaantvaw1 r I 7 Ume, ani we lUnd rssJy to n
P-L ,.:.t.IV: :7::t r.lh.,rr,ifaataraciorr
ation without success: but flnallv is reav
ponse to the lmportunlUea of soens of his I just the opposite. My kid-
flock, he said, 'When I was much young. I neys alto bothertd me a great
appeuie, wuicn was to delicate, results do not follow their use. The-e
rn dies hmxu woo their areat poro-
and adhesive tenaikv to their own tier-
s -nalcouvicUons. Traifa of character can. i.ever bo cntircly obliterated wh le
uKhVA tive of celestial oriain. an that here 3 4 1 "nay.tlidr grief be ameliorated
ever marks tie possessor as a being of b lhe fomfortfag ray ot hope, that the
a superior order to the common herd Qf rau inouSnt aQU
svVitty. I w. v w vwiuntt svis sa-s vie svua
It was t.ur for!une to he fi.vor i-1 ith
a c ose atquaiiiti.nce V ;iih ll4i do eau.
aiid an i.oiiest cocvi thm and clear co -bcieuce
prompts the declaration that .it
is a vain and useless labor to attemp:
to delineate or individualize their many
virtu s, for they were legi m; suffl lent
thereof it is to say, thas in all of our
the possibility of its b icoming a fact
hereafter. But be that as it may, there vast experience, with the varied types
is u . us no accredited reason, e ther of hum ni t-, we liave feldom met' the,.r
natural or. imparted by rt velalio.i, to equals, aiid iiever their sup. rio.s in tie
is not to be eternal
in the ul tess of time, -and dispensation
o.'his jloisjre He w.ll reunite them ail
gaiu m a brigliter nud happier bomCnO
h;gh.
Xow liaviiii o the best of our ab lit v
indited the fore;o;ii line as a feelins
tribute to the menvwy of our uepnrtou
ft iends, and an tamest effort in dotnse
of their ophiion a-aii)Mt tho ojlojuy
and criticism of perhaps we'l nieauaig.
er than now In fact, not long after th
commencement of my mlnlstraUons, I
held a meeting at my own house. It be
ing customary for many ot the congrega
tion to remain for dinner, Mrs. B
sent our negro boy Tim, to neighbor
Paul's for some butter. Tim returned and
located himself, standing on one foot at
a time In the outskirts of the congrega
tion. ' Being well warmed up In my ser
mon, thinking nelthrrof Tim nor his
err&hd, bnVonly of the most suooesaful
mode of pressing upon my hearers one of
my strongest arguments, . I demanded
with all the energy la my power: "And
deal, but they do not now. I be
lieve Microbe Killer is the great -i
est medicine in the world. You
may use my testimony and wel
come, if it will do any good. .
Yourt truly,
IF. E. EatSBOET.
For tale by Dr. J. B. Clifton.
Tightcea tons of stcl djA;.pcar year
ly n ti tingle system ot the Ijoodon
Ki.d N rth western Bailwsy through
wrer ami rust. t
what did Pul --r xi .w 1 'IH fl,r IJ dypPI d tlv
W. ... 1 1 "yT i Tlm' at P of Ur eoai Islat? Khlloh's VlesJiwr U
guaraUed to ears yes. tt sale at Far
Furaian, Jr. lru.cit.
Dime musearu freaks,
are itoi torn, but made.
unlike poets,
4
li. W. IL JilCUOION,
Pit ACTICING PHYSICIAN,
LOUIS BURG, N. C.
Office opposite
Eagle
Hotel.
a
A TTORKE T-A T-LA W,
..LOfJISBURG, N. C. -
Office m the Court Huse. "
N.
Y.GULLEY,
A TTORKE T-A T-LA IT,
- x: - ; - - -.
FBaNKLINTON, n. c.
All legal business promptly attended
to.
F.
F. SPltOlLL,
; A TTORKE Y-A T-LA Wt
. f . - .
jusiuy us in ci nsunng or couuemuiug
any one for n mere matter of tiiith as to
what oar future is, or U not to be.
Man appears upon ei rth and remain
for a ri-;i t easoEt : nd then passes awy,
but from whence he comes, or to where
he goes we' k ow not. Therefore to
elucidate the matter iiiccofclanv e with
. ...
the reason and underJtauuiag that t
bestowed upon us by naturli and" en
larged and confir.ne 1 by the teachings
of bscrvati) i aud txperience, we sab
scribe to t te atf f though indefinite and
noncominital conclusion : That .there
m iy be for man a future existence beyond
the grave; and then there may not. Bu:
even allo.vin x tliat there is. how a lack
of faith in certaii tenets and conditions
thereto, and disbelief in the convention
al worshi j of we know .not . what, is to
debar or depi ie the individual of a par
ticipation ui the b auti s and blessings
of life btyonl the grave Of ibere be such
conditio .) is passing strange tous, when
both .. reason .and" even revelation ' as
taught by the Bible Itself, "pLiinly pro
claims,- that all mental, moral andj?hys-
inany trails and c araclerlls that are
rt-quLslte to constitute our ideal of a no
ble manhood, " or upon whom naiure
had exceeded in its bet towal of the di
vine iuflatus. Therefore it would be
wanto.i blasphemy in us to t tribute to
the creati.e aud controlling d ity, tho Sweet Home. N. C.
m piety iu suH Hug that the immortal
par s of our dec. dent, friend laa, or
shall tiil to be the recipents of celestial
favor ..But suc'i is not our supposition,
or any art of it. But in the ; stead
thereof, it is thi-: At the last day -The
general judgment - the grand assize, (to
though blinded zealots, we will bring
this to a close. And while awaiting
i ur turn in the tide of human events,
iliat will alo transu rl tlia' which is
immortal of us into Uiat great hereafter,
we I id Uieni en h farewell
Xow relestiul light yonr Spirit's greet,
j5eTod life's troubled wares,
Jay the fl iwert be brig it, aud their fra
grance sjreet,
That hlbm aHov your grs e.
A.S.F.
Mav 27th. 1800.
his utile squeaking raice, exclaimed as
Tim only could have done: 'lis thed you
couldn't get any butter till you paid for"
what you gotT It brought down the house
and cut short one of thefinest efforts of my
early ministry. Since then I have kept
my preaching disconnected with my do
roojtie oflalra 1 , r
Ulcerated sorts 'I'tiroat.
Two years ago I had ulcerated
sore throat, and was so weakened
and reduced m-neshothat my
use the expressions) ;wheu all , souls friends thought it impossible for
shall appear at the bar of eternal justice me to recover. I was . attended
to receive their final reward, then the by the very best physicians, but j
immortal parts of our friends with the their endeavors to relieve me
not war? 1 1 A 1 A ntvnna 'V,! i-1 r Vvr )rkV.ll a . a .
lKl . ... a,ou u, uu m iC .mu.a-.pre ,., mother Beemz
mint- of justification, t AnJ with na
ture's perfected, and with fVieuds re-uui-
led, will share ia the edict univei-sal:
"Look unto uie and be ye saved a.l
the eLds cf tlie tarih.V
Swifts Specific (S. S.S.) so high
ly recommended, decided to give
A a . - a l
mi a course of it, and alter
taking the first bottle I was great
ly relieved, and after taking sev-
; LomsBURGi 1
And when Xliat shall have been ac
complished, and earth aud its existence eral bottles I waa entirely cured.
is no niorv, then it is that we all shall I navQ not had any sign. of the
ical powers. and possibiutiea emanates inhabit that house not made by hands, r,,tnrn nf thR Hi'rpahS ainpp
ri "' A-..f I i .1. tr . - . . .1
r om tne creauve oeuy,j uieiiyuuiaui 1 eieium iu luo ijwtveuo. . i . Clift. Bloxtov
Will attend the courts of Franklin,
Vance. Granviljje, Warren Nassli, and
Fcleral and Suprein? (C jurteJl Prompt
- attention given ko lloctiO-ise7 'f
jj B; AIASSENBUliG;
A TTORKET-A T-LA W
LOUIBBU
i head Hfrom whence proceed all things,
AadTf true, . (which it doubtless. is) ; li
seems unreasonable to us to suppose
that any power, either human or -divine,
even if actuated ony .by a simple sense
of justice t(entirely rhdependeut; oi all
When with the permit of Is. aePs I
God, ." ' : -' "
And the guiding light of his love.
We will" wander through Eden's flow
ery tields, - , ,
. And iis bright arcadi in groves.
That this was the kind of faith they j
motives of mercy) should disqualify aud j subscribed to in admitting the possibili-
Williamsburg, Va.
- : .. ;
THE GRANDE 8T BE EVE 3 SAW.
Mr.- W. A. Colman, a promi-
inent citizen of Gainesville, Fla.,
writes the following under, date
disiuherit its creatures for the mechaui- ty of a future existence is our uuder- wt f.VUm Y ' -
BURG, N. C. ' ; " - '
cal execution of an omnipotent decree
Now we could continue to reason on
siandiug, which is also, in accord with
our own. Therefore iu sorrowing over
Office in, the1 Court House. All bust- Qe scripture iudefiuite- the loss of departed friends the l
nan-
iiess - put in my .hamls will receive prompt
atteuti-n."
A A COCKE & DANIELS, f;
Goldsbora' 4 G:i0L
C. C. D NIELS,'"
WilsonVN'G
YCOCKE & DANIES & DANIELS,
! ATTOrey&-AT-LAW, operation here, the sub.
' '?l;-f?: u 'T-fHrS, : -:. the inhabitants of j. this
t Wilson,' n. c. :. .;" ?-' :y as i It everTias and will,
al
Any- business entrusted , to ua will be
promptly atteucled to.'
a severe case of contagious blood
poison that gave me a great deal
of trouble, and baffled the physi-
cy of our grief is soraewhatlleviated by cians of this place. I was final-
the ray of hope that is engendered there- jy advised to try Swift's Specific
by. And though it be but a mere hope, , g g d. t; ca gav with
and insusceptible of auy positive proof, -f nUtk.nrn )lflt fo ut1
yet for the little comfort it brings, let 6. .. ' , T
us hope on and hope ever, that the "l " J 7 . 't L t
faint, flickering light that cow crsts its! nave no hesitancy in saying that
dissoluUon of spirit and boly ends their rays but di uly, may at least had to b.'. b.ns the grandest ' blood
oppration here, the subject of futurity to J and be i living reality, - when the time j medicine 1 - ever saw, and can
r world ? remains shall have come lor us all to cross that cneeriuny recommend n - to
. . . S .1 - I
a mere matter of borderland, from whence there Is no re- any one sunering as i was.
- . - i m a " w x j az
lv; o tiustain us. bat it would be - but a
I mere waste of time and prove , nothing.
for a theory it is, and will continue to
be until merged into a fact by the pro
cess of death. ...AC change of conditiou.
The solution of which is accomplished
onlv bv Derso tal experience. - And as a
rv M. COOKE,
ATTY and COUNSELOR ail LAW
LOUISBURG, FRANKLIN CO. If. C.
WU1 attend thl
coajecture, a problem upoa which all
creation can form and express i an
opmiouTbut to which no mortal man
can ever qualify or prove. ' 1 -
But-be that, as it may," it mjrtfers
nof. For inasmuch; : as . lhe .-Lyeopard
turn. ; A ; 1 ' -
In concluding this testimony of our
attachment to the deceased while living, 1
and a continuation of its exi-tence since
dead, i we , dischiim any kuowle 'ge of
relationship to either save that which
Treatise on blood and skin die-
eases mailed free.
Swift Specifc Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
A Remarkable Care. "
Sam Tyack, tho enterprising lessee ot
the Syndicate, broke Into a natural cave
in a mine in Mono County, California
somo few dsys ago, about two hundred
feet from the surface and discovered
many things of Interest to the student of
archeology. The miners were patting in
a hole when the drill suddenly disappear
ed much to their astonishment. A couple
ot holes ot less depth was then drilled
and fired, which made an aperture
through which the men entered a chamb
er about forty feet square and quite as
high, the sides and roof of which were
chalcedony bulged out In all kinds of
grotesque snd fantastic shapes. Sammy
entered first and swinging his candle
around caught sight of a score of objects
that startled him. 'Come In, boys!" he
exclaimed. " Here's a bloody anatomical
museum." They crawled In and partici
pated la Sam's astonishment, for which
there was ample cause, as the Interior of
the cave Cashed with the iridescence of a
million colored gems. It seems so Sam
says as If all the glittering stars In the
firmament had come down to hold high
carnival and flash - themselves through
leases ot vari gated hues. Exploring far.
ther they found still mors cause for won.
der. Petrifactions of animals, birds and
reptiles abounded. Ther were great
owls and monstrous bats, and several
snakes as hideous ss If endowed with life,
as they were many, many years ago be
fore Bodfe Bluff was created, and when
the present site of Mono's metropolis was
closely potted with the thermal springs,
from tho accretions of which millions oi
dollars In bullion have been given to the
commercial world., air. Tyack has re
moved several of these petrifactions In
. perfect form, intending to forward them
to Professor Irelon, Chief of ths State
mining bureau, who will highly appreciate
them. The few who have been permitted
to view this interesting chamber of anti
quities were almost benumbed with as
tonishment. Hank XUanchard remarked
that It recalled ths time when Ood was
molding the earth to Its present spherical
form, cycles of ages before Cain belted
the stufflng out of Abel with a baseball
club. As this. is Hank's second time on
earth, he has a right to refer to such
things.
mii'i drag stor.'
Even a hen that mWs a eoupia of
i Ik kens U net u h a beauUiully true
picture of flurry aud worry as a woman !
lot-ung "or her g ov t when lbs i i ther
wise r.ady to go out. .
fa arrh cur-d, fceaUfc ard sweet fcretfc
secured, by ShiloL's Catarrh Rasdy.
i-rice &u cents, ssal jajcrtor Irss. or
sale si i'smaa's drag store. .
A Georgia editor offers a free mar
riage hreLse as a premium for ten sub
scriber. He sajs that be Intended to
use the 11 cte hmself, but "thought
better of it.n
Shiloh'a Yitilisrr Is what yea seed for
eonstlpatioa, low f appetite, disaiaa
aad all symptoms ef dyspps s. Priee tl
sad 75 ecaU per bottle. i'r sals at 'ar
mu i drag stor.
Love is the loadstone of life. Smiles.
cheerii s words, and rwlpful deeds are
lhe sunshine of our du).
To allay pain, subdus kCaamatctt
I esl foul sore and ulcers th ruo-.
(romnt and satlafattory ro:ts are
otlaiued ly o-n-f tlat old reUMs
reme-ly. Dr. J. II. HcLean'a V olcauia
Oil JJolmenL - v
' s
TW raa Hadasa's
klkrwhe KUUr la ta
t wvadrrtal adl
ciae, la bcia it has
vrr failed la asy ts
ibt,t atir what
Ut diavaae, I ita LZT
iurte ike aia-plf
disase kaewa to tse
hataas eystta.
Thastatis msf
taday rial a aad pray
that crvry d. tease is
CAUSED BY MICROBES,
JLXD '
RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER
Eitenaiaalea the Vlcrbe aad drives
tketweatef the aTstear. sad wheathatls
dae y eanaot bare aa ache ar pais.
Vm matter what iHe a, whether a
simple e ef Sfalaria 'e-tr or a eoM
atoa of diaeasea, we rare lba ail at
the same timr, as we Ural ail dlaeaacs
lUtatioaally.'
jfaOattf, CumtwrniJiom. CatfrrL. Br
ckiti. likmamatUm, k'idmry and Lirrr
XAareae, tsia and i txtr rmo Trornb-
Shilnh's eontsmptloa cars la sold by as I lea, ia all it$ form$. end, ia fait, retry
r a a ru'"tf It earn swaaampuaa. iMUtau iwowa to tie llmm, afraa.
tor sale at Formaa s drat store. I , .
Brcart f FrwdmUnt Irnmilatiau
drag
It Is rail tliat Jererson carried bis
sin pie taste Into ofSi-ial lisw Lots of
-Rlce-tioMcrs do tliat, but the trouble Is
they taste too o-leo.
Saitoh's Catarrh Bemedy a poalll-a
i ere for catarrh, diptharia aad easier
iAvath. bold by Fataaaa.
The more business a man has to do
the more be U able to accomplish, for
be learus to economize his time.
Few men sow their wD4 oats without
getting more or leas rye mixed with
ihetn. . j .
That haektag eosfh eaa Ve as aaiekly
cared by bhiloa'a ear. We gasraaUe
It. I or aais st anaaa'e di mt Mara.
See that oar Trade-Viark (aaase ssahert)
appear oa rack Jar.
vrad for bk.tJUury of the L'lcrabe
Killer." gi rea a ay by
Dr. J B CLIFTON Drugslgf.igt
LOU1SBCRG.X. C.
U.S. FURMAKa Agent.
raAXKLixrox, x. c.
Hclimin, MM & EsGf
The most coeUy poaseaaiocs are those 1 fAT frOnH
acquired by queaiiocalle means. iUYV ' V UO
. I
If jou ave apiiufni sense of - fa
liiiue.' find your duties Irksome, uke
cannot cbwige his spots, nor the Elhio-1 is common to all mankind: , or that we lr. J. II.-McLean a barsapHriha. It
-l-nWW afWs akin, neither can 1 i,..a it-n -r.n w " orace .Tou up. maae you strong
. ' . . ' ' Iff ' 3 - I . . . . .. . I .... . " "
thecomDineu mteineuce au power, oi i uocmy or special consideration at tueir
Councils aod Kings penetrate into .the hands that would tend to prompt us to You cannot accompl.sh any work or
Vm HrahvWo Vo, ess -uoless you Xeel wen. if
'l . v; m a vaa auu 11 ciavc; s bu I - - -- - I - - i . - . . - .
u-i i.t' v- it- :j - i . I bevond the ceradventure or a tloubL I IfiMi pffusmn tn thir meranrv. Kut I YOU leei useu up ureu aui-iaso ur.
uiepupreme courik oi. jxortn : . tt .t: ' T . , 77"aT 1 l , .T. H. McLean's. SarsaparilH. It I
will cive you health, strength and
vitality.
courts of Jsah, Frank-
"Carolina, andj the U. S. Circuit aid npt, ot wnai is w j oe f rather that it springs
trict courts. 1 ' t wit-un the hidden bounds ol the great I ofaffection, and an ir
from the fountain i
innate desire to act '
Pirates Defeated by a Woman.
One seasoa back In the forties 1 ship
ped aboard ot a British ship, the Swal
low, to make a voyage from Bombay up
ths Persian Gulf and back. She was an
old craft and a poor sailor, and ber erew
of twelve men was mads up of four or
fire nationalities. 1 remember there
were two Canakas or Sandwich Islanders,
one LaJcar7a'negrbor two, and the ctiu
ers were American, English and Dutch.
Jhe Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, ef Boarboa
Ind- says: ljoih rayaejf aad wlfeoe aar ,
Urvs to fcl.lloh's Coasamptioa care, Fwr
sale by Farsaaa. ' ,
Better a crust with honor and Integ
rity than untold millioos woo by fraud
and duLonor. -
Ovrr 40,000 fires took tilace last Tiar
in un sia.
If you suffer from any afft-ctk-n
csuaed by lmimre Hood, sich as
scrofula, salt rucura, arrs( bolts, i Ln-
l les. i Iter nugwwrm, take Lr. J. 11.
McLesn's 8arsaparilhu
1 he best government Is sLr-rovrrn-
. xnont.
Fri Qimii accidents occor In the
bou-elrod wlikh cacss bonis, cuts,
strains snd bruise; for v in soch
macs Dr. J u. iicLtan s Volcanic Uu
Linimeu'.
When ten are ronitipaled. have
beadsrbe, or I'-e. of spponte. take Ifr.
J. IT. Ic!.Mi.a U rrand Kwlnev 111-
leta; they are pleasant to take and will
cure jou.
HleeyTe- althts, msda miserable by
that terrible roerb. frail a'- ear U Ua
remedy tot It. For aalaal FanDaat-tlrsg
store.
Tersons sdvtnretl tn years frel
younjrer ani siinptr, as well aa
a .a jm S a.
Ireer trrwn n e mcrmiues ot ate by
!akmDT.J. II- Mclens Bsrrsps-
riila.
Far Spring aad Sataaer.
BXL.1CB.
FaUlra. Armarea. Rkadsaaea. Bearallaae.
Saraka, rriaUrd ladUaaad ChJaaa.
DRESSGOODf. .
MahaSr. Wool Ileariettaa. ' Serves aad
STcry ether varUfy of faakioasbl Dreaa
Oooda.
TItX3IMXNG.
jltpTUiaa. Vaadrh 4 FUsVI Teiata.
Eiaek, Wait 4 Clra Ittia aad
faay Silks aad Vcieeta.
Wnsh XTttTjrloas and Tr1nt-
Seh aad Freseh Zephyrs. Clatbasaa
. raark sad AatrWj Suteeaa. Clvailic
Laaaaaad Laadoa rerraiea.
"Will to Gooiln.
A eweaplete aaaortaeat of Faibrwiderie
aad Laev-t. Kemmad aad Lsdderttitekad
afjabrideed Flarlara (la xrw aa r a.
claalea stylra) foe la4e aad r hi Urea
Tack vd aad HcaaatiMked Uaa
LsuIIcs 3IuAl!n Underwear.
Celebrated -W- Praad. lk stiteb
tokiaf aad atl Jpre-a prepaid a, la
orders of f v dollar aod arrr.
Samples seat aa app!cm:ioo.
n sad Ul Fsyetternie Btrti.
, HALXICU.N.C.