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tptJJSBpRG KC: JUNE 6, 1891V
NO 21.
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Highest of ail in,Iayening Power.-Latest U. S. Gov't Rejport.;
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COAIMENTS OF. T
Col.' Polk, president of tlie Alli
ance, was interviewed by the reform
press bureau, edited by Mr. Ayer,
Col. Polk's private secretary, and '
talked very favorably of the new
party. He spoke as an individual,
and not in his oflicial capacity. He
seems to think the, South will go in
to the new party. It will be bad for
the country if so, for it will enable'
the Republican party to continue in
po wer another term. Kinaon Free
Press. -j ' '
The novelty of the Third Party is
fast wearing off. It is claimed- here
by experts, in both the bid parties,
that nobody but a political acrobat
can stand on the platform recently
adopted at Cincinnati. Farmers are
not political acrobats. They are
generally too honest and trust
worthy for performances of that
sort. If history repeats itself the
new Third Party will not have vi
tality enough left in it to enable it
to withstand the storms Of the au
tumnal equinox. Washington Cor
respondent of Landmark.
Signs multiply that the next Con
Kress will pass a free coinage bill
and that if Harrison vetoes it Con- claim lor protection m the Kepubli
ProhititioBist and- Kepublicaii 61
Philadelphia. : He also . owns - the
American; an able weekly organ of
Protection, edited by Prof. Thomp
son, of the University of Pennsyl
vania. Well, Mr.' Barker has low
ered his high protective bars so as
to say that he is in favor of repeal
ing all the duties or tax in the Mc-
Kinley tariff that enables trusts to
monopolize the productions. He is
for putting all such articles oh the
free list: When we couple this Penn
sylvania opinion with the acts of
Secretary Elaine, a native of that
State, in favoring free trade or reci
procity with certain countries, we
see the change that leading Repub
licans are undergoing. Democratic
doctrine ia being approved by these
hitherto extreme advocates of the
Itob Roy system of "stand and de
liver." Mr. . Barker is with
Blaine in his reciprocity scheme, as
are many Republican leaders. Mr.
Barker favors extending the princi
ple to both continents to the North
as well aa to the South.
Surely these signs are full of en
couragement for the country. They
I indicate very radical change and
presage, perhaps a much lower
sell them now, ' Don't you think for
a moment that I am as foolish aa I
look.. ; v - :
Wfllyou be a candidate for re-
election?' , v
"No, when politics down in Kan
sas reach that stage that a man
h&3 to go without socks to be elects
ed I am willing to retire, I am tired
of politics and am going tQ: busy
myself .with literary work."-
"When are you going away V
"Don't know." : . .
, "Where are yon going t?l ; 1
"Doli'tknow I am .looking for
the Itata."
DELAYS ARE DAKQEHOUS.
T1j.- Buecep of Old Sanl's ("tttarrh Cur in
duces imitation dui) ttu-n arc roaay of
J-thm. IbHint oa Ett.in Old Haul's and
take no other or you'll get left. At all deal
ers for 25 eta.
If you want your baby to look bright do
not put it to klwp with laudanum. hn
rfthsa UK Dr. BuII'b Baby Syvup. 23
ceuts a bottle.
JUAKUIAUABLC WOMEN. man who .ml ntinr .nr.
diggreeble to him. Not only
Advlceto Youns Men in Selecting I tbe face but the entire txronal
' appearance ebould . be agreeable. I There are thoea who are tootbid-
Richuosd June l.In txf09f and loathing hy :aaxioat aDOut their health,
a 6ericB of-letters on the "Married I might fullow abetter and nrolonr. '
Man and the Bachelor" some time ed association. watching every iTraptom and doe-
ago I promised as a help to my 5. Education. If yon are well ing themselves en the slightest
bachelor frienda to tell him "What educated be sure to marry a woman proTOcation. There are other who
sort of woman to marry." But for of fair culture. If yon lore books
reasons unnecessa'ry;to mention' I it would be very happy if she lov- D0Tr B'T lte mmtuf thought,
have postponed , the fulfilment of ed them alto. If you love mneie but permit real symptoms to lapea
mi promise iouriuau i expeei- so snouiasne. eo tnac.tn nas into k. certainties of rliir.
also. I . . .
uetween tbeee two extremes the
wise man steers never endaly
anxious, and yet not permitting
MIU1IUV1I wuou
For 8al8only by Thomas & Aycorke. LoaiSi-
bursf, sN. ( .
Nobth C.aorx.v In Superior fonri
Fbaxklis CotTSTy J "jSt-'for? Clert
0. L Kills, Adcui'.iRtratcr of Uryaut Green,
vs. '
(i.S. Siamppr, . Tj. Stampar and W. H
Green, hirs at-laH'.
(i. Sliiiiipt-r ':iiid M S. Stnmpp!, the
two uefenurtiits hrfl named iiixive wil
t!i ke nti;f rh.t a prc!-f fdiiifr fititled a
aiiove, lias bven C!ra'uiuc-.d before thi
Clerk of the ruim-rior .'turt. of l rnnlin
cnitTy to subject land of the ue'asfd to
s .le to laake a.sels f ir tiie pavtne
dfbtd. And the said defendants will fur
ther take notice that thev are required to
appear at t!ie osSe nf the (.'ierk of the
Superior l.'onrtof Frauklin county ou thi
V t i fiH v of .1 line 1.H91. at 12 (i'cl-eb. Si
aiid Biisvrer the petition of the pjfcititilf ad !
miii'istmcor filect iu this behaif, or the' rev
lirf demanded' therein will be giveu by
tiie t'ourt.
This 19th dnv of rav 1R01.
B li. JUBSBMlLVtO, ,0. S. C.
oi Frankiiu eou'utv.
F , Sprnill. Att'v.
FIRST-CLASS
HBSTB-USANT.
Having opened a first-class Restaurant
in Louisburg, I . am prepared to serve
meals at all hours. Cari furnish a few
personsjoding p.t night.1 My. table is
served with chicken, mutton, , beef and
everything the market afford; Always
ci'.l in- when you are hungry, aud you
shall have satistetit a.
Respectfully. ' '. r
- - BONEY HAWKINS.
"CENTRAL HOTEL
HENDERSON; N. C.
greos will override his veto. In6uch
an event as this the silver question
would be eliminated from the next
campaign. , Col. Polk eees the likeli
hood of this coining to pasa and
thereupon he goes to work to ileprt -
:cite tha importauee of th& silver
question and calls for fiat money.
If the Democratic party should take
the eub-Treaeury nonsense to its
bosom, he and others like him
would proceed to hatch up another
scheme more crazy still. If the Dem
ocratic party should accede to their
"demand" and enlist under the fiat
,t of money banner, they would next de
mand that the leaves of the trees be
reeouiized as money and made re
ceivable for all dues, public and pri
vate. They are determined not to
be satisfied . They want a new par
ty and are determined to have it.
St atesville Landmark. i
Coi. Polk has gone a step further.
He now declares for fiat money. He
has ilfted up his voice often and de
clared that what the country needs
if? the free coinage of silver. Now he
says that free coinage is all well
enough as far as it goes, but that
this isn't sufficient to meet he de
mands of the country for a circula
ting medium. And so he wants fiat
money. Fiat money is simply paper,
printejei "and stamped with the gov
ernment s etamp. It isn t -a prom
ise to pay gold or silver or nickel or
copper. Most paper money derives
ifcs value from the fact that it is re
deemable in gold or silver." It is the
theory, as to all paper, called mon
New Jersey has a court of parole
established for the purpose of pa
roling prisoners who have behaved
well for a certain , probationary
time, and who are : able to secure
employment. Such prisoners are
released,' turned over to their em
ployer pledged to good behavior,
and are required to make a month
ly report of their conduct. The plan
is said to work well, and the Wash
ington Post in an" editorial on the
subject say 8: "Enough cases are
on record to prove that the rocla
mation of the criminal id not hope
less. Judge Gresham, of Chicago,
tells of a man who was convicted
beforejvim and in whom, after his
sentence had been served, he inter
ested himself, with the result of ob
taining for him a situation. That
man has for years been the honored
and trusted bookkeeper of one of
the largest mercantile houses in
that city; simply in consequence of
a helping hand held out at the right
14
ed.
First, marry a healthy woman. 6. Don't marry beneath yon, I
If you had to chose a man to join I care not if she his money. Mon
you ia a limited partnership only, ey is external. Breeding intern-
you would not certainlv, if von al. Nothing could be more unfor-
could help it, select a sickly man. tonate for a refined man than to S011010 iyoptoms to dorelop. He
When I was looking for a wife marry a low course woman. I J knows that delays are dangerous,'
(and I was in this attitude pome have seen refined women marry
time and a kind word spoken in hi
darkest bourj"v
We cannot excuw people for beiuft crosn
. " V T" i 1 . I .....
iimei i oiren uisgustea a lady course vuicar men. Aiaaiwnaia
evor. The groat vegetable remedy
has no rival.
The best books are those that
are not written.
can platform of 1892. We will not
be surprised to see the modifications
such as to reach even the hitherto
formulated standard, of taxation
TmrlMvi.riA T.Oriff rf tlio nrofiivpo-Ho
. 1 1 n too ir.nn 10 imy a uoiiif ui ur. r.wi m
party iteh. Reform is at work ! .w-, ay run, which would m-ttre their
even among republicans. Iemo- j t 0J ntnn
crutic principles are both ealutary iaU'OUTAXT. Salvation Oil. th prt
and necesiary. The Philadelphia j w curo " eArtb for P" u -"' Kt"-
ife:n(xrit' S:iyS of .OntWrd'of'the students in En-
KUi i.utiiii't;. .
persuasion, are equally ontspoken. j ,natureiy from the
uur esteemeti townsman ana con- j confinement at
temporary, Air. itojmu, iorexampio, ofh;i- third irnt
sees fyee wooi coming, and is not
ternned at tiie prospect.
"Now these things rejoice thellec
ord greatly. When persons of au
thority and weight in theinnertem
pie of kepublicanism openly demand
the enlargement of the free list, and
wink at ,4Pree Trade" by calling
"Reciprocity" "True Protection,"
there is reason for rejoicing. It will
not be long until the whole lump of
rotection snail have been leav
ened."
Good accommoda Hons. Good fare. Po ey, that it is based upon something
substantial. Even the Progressive
Farmer has taken the position that
money, to nave any yaiue, must
have a substantial basis! But Col.
Polk wants' the government to
print up a lot of paper, call it mon
ey and scatter it about. That is
what the late Confederacy did A
declaration for fiat money is at
once an appeal to the cupidity and
an msult toTthe intelligence of the
people.-Statesville Landmark. 'Xy
lite and attentive servants.
: PAHCT OENLMMTAL :
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.
Calsominin.a:, graining, parlor paint
iu a sieuiaky. JSiitittacuoii suarau-
teed, , Le ve orders at Thouias & Ay-
t ocke'i drug ficre.
; ; . :; ITltST-CLASS : . ; 'i
The importance of imrifyine th blob'
5acnot b ovor-OBtimatedi for without pure
I t.l.u4 vmt crninnt eniov eood health. - P.P..
SAT)Y MTTLEJOHN. Proprietor P. (Prickly Aeh, Poke lloot and Pot ium
I am now prepared to famish meals at
all hours, day or nights J keep on hand a
fresh supply of all. kinds of meats and
leads, utvll id aud be 8aU"bed. . i
mix Nit mNToNjHOTK i;
W..il. McGIIEJJ. I'roprietor; "-
find the best fare vthe market
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The best saive in tl.e world for cuts
rui!?e8, sores, ulcers, fait rueum
tever sores, tetter, t happed raud
childlahis, corns antl all skin eru;liou.
and ios;tively cure pil-s, or no pa
requirnl. It is j;uiraut:ed to vive
perlect satis'aeuon, or money relund
ed. Price 25 'ceii t per b.
For sale by Lou is Uir Drugstores.
and he knowi moreover, that the
married friend whom I had delega- mistake ! Such men have been meaunno moai niceij lo etreo.
ted to look out for me by asking known to box their wife's cheeks tive is that which goes straight to
"Is she healthy?" "Why ho fin- in a month If you visit a girl at the seaU of disease, and tor.es up
ally said, ''You remind me of a her home often and know what
horso jocky.' The first thing jou good breeding is you will not find in8 1,KC8"Te organi, strengtbeDi
ask, 'Is she sound?'" It is difficult it difficult to know how she has I the system and purifies the blood.
to say which would be the greatest been reared. Talk to her on vari
misfortune to marry a sickly wo-1 ous subjects and studv her aenti
man whom you do not love, or one menta and character before your an a fin J 411 f7Qp
whom you adored. In either case best common sense. Be frank toms have disappeared, and that
jruuu.u W.jr uuunppj. il M-our.C.1, iuu iaio cr cgi W t,.ln . Klt.r nIr.nn r.
you aireaay love a cencaie gin, cneat tne girl bocause you will sui
and you know she has consump- fer by her mistake as wdl as by
tion, I would not ask you to desert your own. Fraud bore by either
her. ,ButI would certainly advise party will certainly come to grief,
you, if your affections are not al- Don't promise much and don't
ready centered, bo sure to eeek a claim that you have plenty to in
healthy wife. I speak fr6m a large dalge all her real wants when you
very large experience ou this know you have not. If it will be
subject. The simple discomfort necessary to practice great econo
of being closely associated for ten my in the beginning let her know
or twenty years with a sick person it fully. Keep nothing back. If
is sad enough, without enlarging under those adverso circumstan-
on thia subject. With ill health ces she is willing cheerfully to
marry you fhe is worth having.
a cheerful companion is almost Try and prove yourself a man
necessary to happiness. Good worthy of her.
temper, too, is often dependent on 7. Position in society. Let eve
health, ry one marry in their own sphere
2. Marry a woman of suitable J as a rule. Better go up than down,
age. it you belong to a long-iiv-iot course, it you nave aspirations,
ing family roarry a woman 6ve or see whether they have real foun da-
ton years your junior. Be sure tion in your proepects ; aud lastly
and not marry one of your own I 8. Industry. Some people are
age. 3. Marry a woman of good boru lazy. It is a great misfor
temper. I have heard it said 'bet- tune. But in no respects perhaps
ter marry a bad-tempered woman lis there more prospects of improve-
than a fool.' To marry the latter I ment by association, etc. It is
ports, the Royal" vm to b the onij Would be a great misforf une both surprising how imitative we are
od yt found by ehenncal onalyneA to be " . ,1 .
eniireiT without one or the other of the for vou and your children be- in this respect. We catch the step
Huhrit.ineen, and absolutely pure. TMk. it in T, . . . . . 1.,
shown, rwmiits from th exclusive use by it 1 caupe I have n jdoubt whatever of the man we are walking with.
ra buk witb 8ch An overseer will get twice the
which totally remove t.ie tartrate or iime oue you may have peace, but with work out of a dozen men if he him-
aud other impuritiw. The nost of thinchm- ... ... , I.. ... .....
i.-ally pure creara of tJirtnr in mnrh jrrentrr a Woman Wltn a Violent aiKl Un-I BPlt moves qUICkly. II the .nUS-
l.l il 1
wVntueyncSerfroi!! ooI.Ib. Th.-v ara of-1 mere cannot. Da cneeriuiuess, ana
rr- it. u
"Other qistinguihed Frotrct:on-' frm the eff-x-ist?i,
tot oftiiehicie-bound KcKialey qUirod at coll?,
siua, die premntcrely
xs ot uai jjiiLiw ac-
one-thinl die pre-
efj.vts ot cloeie
their Btndks, and
ere Lurope. "
A Pure KaUtutr lvlcr.
A bakinir r.O"vder that can b drpnde1
upon to free from Mm and nlarn in a do
(iidprntum in thew days of ndn!terHtd food.
So far as ran be judod from the offlrial re-
Vp'7
UPfau BX3S fretn,
Orvntsta. Uw'M'l SlA. S1YUM. tA.
For Mi by Tboniu k. Ayvork, LouUbvrs
ProfoMdonfil cards
W.
iL PERSON,
Ingalls Says the Newpapcrs
. Have Abused 11 im.
tnnu any otnsr. sna u wiio in no naK.n f ll Kl f rwn irnnM k.nJ ;a oCvo .ml n0rt ,;
nowdr except tlie "liovni," the roanuiae-I ,-""vlv''"" i . .v
tnrors o! which control the patents under ; Tri r.rcoirlf Tn (liia raaA vmir Lifunill amir un Tf tw tra
Dr. Edwani o. Lovr. formpriy onaiyticai children mav not be fools, but I lazv alas I alas I Beware of a eirl
the analyse for the Nw Yo--k state Board mey mign; De muraerp. i wno IB always late at cnurcn, at
nildanVir . The Bible speaks of "goodness" parties, and railroad depots. She
tiw mgreriienti. ot an tnoe eoii i in trnsmar. i aa a great Christian quality, but will be apt to have a 'late break-
Bays ot the purity, wlioleaomeueee. and bu- whether Christian or not it is most fast,' which no industrious and bu-
penor quality oiru noyai: ;WolKlQ ?r. .o .rtmr,n;.i T I ... oai.U Inlorato TKa Vit.
posed of pure and wboi.ome iDKrdient.. & young lady years ago of dren will be late at morning pray
Ttia n m!iii of tartar nnwi w. and do I J a J J o I .... o f J
not contain either ainra or phophatt, or beauty and tortune, anu l naa ad ere, at day school, and Sunday
Hi uuuuii ru...u.. .1.1 r . i 1 1 I . . ... . ... v.
Prof. Love's teet 8, and the recent oRriaTI luea OI proposing, DUt uer ireai- pchOOJ and at cnurcn. All UlDie
tFBte by both th Lnit-d Stat ami l ana-
A TTORXErA T-LA IT,
lyOCISBCItO, 9. c
rrnctlcet in all Conr.s.
Office in the Court H-.-a.
JB. J.EXALOSE.
Office '1 doors below Fannin's drag
tore, ad joining Dr. O. I- EHi.
OS.B. WILD EH
A TTORSET-A T LAJTt
LSirtHBURO. JC. c
Offlce on Main street, one door below
fcagle Hotel.
D
IL W. H. NICHOLSON,
PRACTICING PI1TSIC1AX,
LOCISBCRO, 9. C
ORVre oppfite ag.e IT of eh
A newspaper reporter interviewed dian GovernmeutP. 8how the Royal Bakin
ex-Senator Ingalia the other day in lVrr. ItiVnot
r.riTrior This i- the nwionnt. of thfi only th mont economical in use. but mak
I .i. " a . a 4 n4.
mtcmcr, . wn (nod
.
"Gp away from me," said ilr. In-
galls. "They, have hurled me out of
the senate. I have nothing to say.
If you want news'-go to the man
Contentment does not demand
conditions but makes them.' -;
The man who haa a kind -rord for
tnent of a poor woman in ray pre- description of character is perfect, j "C W. TI MB Kit LAKE,
BL'UUU vuuouwu Uif ouo noo ueni i- ailll (Qai OI a gOCKl Wllo 111 IUB i KB I
less. She married in one of the chapter of Proverbs is not an ex
finest families, was divorced, and ceptlon. Read it, bachelor friends,
ness : Good tempered, amiable, n ;8 too lone to quote. It is true -L .
kind hearted, sympathetic, a wo- our clothes from head to foot are
manly, motherly Bpirit.- In char- not now, as then, made t home;
A TTORS'EY A T-LA rT,
LOUIKRURO. 9. c
Office oo Nali bt.
8. bPUUlLL,
ATTORSETATiLAW ,
mnsRniui.V c
who will take my place in Washing- everybody doe more good than a acter lhero .g notbing 8J beautiful, but now. as then, the house needs Will a'tteoi the eooru U Fraaxlm ,
xon. lftmuuwuger u eervauu ui i suny one couiu uo wiui muuey, i , i ,t i . . . . iV. i vance, uraoTuie. narren. Xkain, aoa
a uuuu a uvj aiu b. v uwv w r in rimiL Li 1 1 1 K kwm.ii z liid m. iu.ucu k kJtnsa vitki a arLr'.
When you want a hard master
work for a beggar who has Just be
come rich.,
A good way to find outwhatkind
6i reh'ion a man has is to notice
what he does with his money.
mr. en res in six months than all the sar-
saparillas and so'-called Wood pariflers put
together.7 For sale by" Thoinas & Aycocke.'
'Rheumatism is cured by P. P. P. Pains
and aches in the back, shoulders, knees,
ankles, hips and wrists are all attacked and
conquered by P, P. P.; This jrreat medicine.
its blood-cleanBing properties, builds up
and strengthens the whole body. , For saie
by.Thomas & Aycocke. . ' , A .. .
J r.limmati8ni.-JinM Paxton. of Savan
nah, Qa.. says he had rheuiaatlem. so bad
that he eonld -not. move from the bed or
dress .without Help. nd that he tried ipany
remedies, but received no relief until he- be
gan to use P. P. P. .- (Prickly Ash, Poke
Root end Potassium) and twa bottles re
stored him to healths Fot sale by Thomas
& Aycocke. i i x -v- ' ' v' , '
- I desire toiafoim the' public that 1
have moved .to the hop, arHhe-too.
' of the rivtr brilgeba tho west aide ot
. . i Mala Street; where I am i pre pared to j.
'...' ido aU i k'nds of B'acktiraiih J work j '
V -shoemgA specmlly ;. ? . , ; . , Tynmingtoii Messenger. ;
Kepubliciui Conversiou tO'Icm-
;v;t.;.6cratieStndard.;-'rr::;-,i-:;
' "But." it was suggested, "wheth- 1 bein2. down -n the tImo
. ' j a ' - .1 r, j. j. v l
or or no u you are in we oenave tue
people like to read of you.
f 'iLast winter the papers did not
treat me right.' Now Fll get even
by keeping stiller than a clam."
- "Have you expressed yourself'
garding the needed legislation to
restrict immigration I Cora BellowsI believe you would
- "Tomv h'ichds.vefl.butnottothelbetruetoa wife.
public. ' I have studied that ques- ' Jake Jimpson (delightedly) Oh,
tion thoroughly and haveanuinber You would
of ideas regardmg lt.v. : ; , ' : ; : never leave her. New York Herald.
"Wm vou state them?".
.;i?ff'if t romAin asvnti. X'TA be a I -Husband I am coins out hunt
I i'i u ' n' h ing to-morrow. l leci.aimosx euro
fool to teU a reporter v about my th't , win brin Dome'a rabbit. , .
plans lor.Keepmg, xae oaa ciatw oi i Wife Rabbits are so cheap m the
foreigners out oi the land.". ' ' j market that I xthink you-mifrht
WKir n . . .. , ' v brinjr' home rt couple. Texas Sift-
i ' He: would give it to his paper
and what would 'I get? ; rNo thing
Now, if I write but my views I xah
give theni to a pubhsher and get
flOObfor them. You must be blind
if youoin't see that." : .
inirs.'
When Baby was sick, gr aor Csstorfa. .
When she was I Child, shi cried for CMtorta.
When the became "iltas, the dunj to Castoria.
Castoria.
.yi :':' ?'-ii..i?.i;T--rr.vi v Atr Wharton Barker is a lcadnu'r irot throujrn erivmg away
Will you talk , of ; any. subject V gve bfca otfidrca, ! guv ttwo '
''j NotimleWlgetpaidfor it. Tve v ,- " v ' '
ideas; I
Q M.COOKE,
ATTT. and CO UXSELLOR tt LAW
&0U1SBCBO, rxAjorxix exx, v. c.
Win attend the coorts of ah. Fraok.
.i, G ran tu&. Warren aad Wake rooa-
tk; oiao the tsimuc court of Nortk
aadD
trU court.
N.Y-
GULLET,
A TTORSET-A TLA W
nUKKUKTO,t, X. Cm
All legal boaiucM rVitnpUr alt mitt
to. . : -
how a man can marry ft woman j md every room in the house visit
whom he thinks is ugly. Is this I ed daily. Order should rain from
Doesible? I am eure I knew one carret. to basement. The wife
man to dp this, and I lost my form- J should be the first in the dining-
er faith in him. There could be room, waiting for her raest. ?Jr
no mistake upon the question of j mother's' cheerful face always '
her'looks'to a man not blind, Creetsmeat the breakfast-table, I Jv-TT ,rr,ir
hence I feared my Iriend had soldi always first in her place, and eve-
himself for a few thousand dollars, j ry thing in order. Here in the
What a low value must a man pat j home begins the love of law and,
upon himself and upon human j order, of good manners, of parity,
happiness who would do such a j of patriotism, of fidelity, of happi-
thiugl , He got a -second chance I ness, of Heaven.
and marr)ed a good-looking' wo-1 p. s. Now, if some wise matron
man.5 I infer he concluded he 1 wiH tell the girls 'Schat sort of
made a mistake the first time. As man to marry" we will have an TO PUBLIC SCHOOL TEA CHEEK.
to what constitutes 'good looksvis active Mmarketw this fall. rtendeot rfrnbtlc cheeU
1 . of Franklia cocaty, wia be la Loci.
an open question. Every man . . - Bcxxdict. t banc on the Mud ThurVy of Fetr-
must be his own judge. Regulari- .. ary. ApriL July, bepvtuper, OctoUc-
,y of feat, U , .on.othWg, .but Zc 'Zkr Cmi
expression and manner are, I tmiaTWI ury icr rixcncrs USSIflra. j.pprt, w tah lU
think, more , important Regular ChHdrcn Cry for Ktcher's Ctarbl JL1?W
features may be as blank as a . . mvlaa public dr, 10 iui to acj
white wall. A man must b a fool U Wren Cry for Pitdier'S Cartoria. buecoucectM KUhnijcSc. 7
i who would venture to marry a wo- AArtn Cry for Pitcher's' Cssbrll. I . J- s uxxaxs,
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