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jas, A. THOMAS, Editor and Proprietor.
THE COTJUTr, THE STATE, THE TJliTIOiT.
UUCtlfTCI? Jl-W hf Tu. Stttfj It Ifruo.
VOL. XXVIII
LOUISBURG, N. 0, FIUDAY, JULY 22, 1803.
NCMBER23.
M ETH0DI3T.
, i.lV fcrhuol at 9:30 A. M.
SU1,J y Geo. H. Baker. Supt.
Vr,3..hin,:atllA. M., and 8 P. M.,
.. SuiiihtV- - -. . . .
er'-' fimr Wednesday ment.
G. F. Smith. Pastor.
JialTIdT.
.,-bool at 9:30 A. M.
'1 'nod. 13. Wilder, Snpt.
at 11 A. M.. and 8 P. M,
uiil:iy
THE SUNDAY gCHOOE
Lesson v, third quarter, inter
national SERIES, JULY 31.
Text of the Lesson, I Kings xxi, 4-10.
Memory Verses, 4-6 Golden Text, Ex.
xx, 17 Commentary by the Kev. D. M.
Stearns.
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ev;,rry,;,.,- mating Thursday night.
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AY ANT REUABf-MEN.
No Room for Drunkards in Respnsible
Positions.
LX)L. KEOOH'S OPINION?.
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p.iV.ssioual cai-ds
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pi; i I'll IN(j PHYSICIAN,
l.oiiiisburg, N. C.
. I'oril Building, corner Mam
i.iis. Upstairs f.-out.
15
j, y -.-KN BUKQ,
ATTi)RNBY AT LAW.
L..L1SBURQ, N. C.
in nil the Courts of the State
I'.'.l. f HI
Court House.
. iuKK & BON,
V. .ttuRNKYS-AT-LAW,
Qr
LoUSBUKe, S. C.
MRh. Franklin,
Wui ""'A"1 ..,i wait; counties, also the
al , omime u.
i iiui -
urt
t-u',r''"''', in strict Courts.
1IK
I K,IKK.
DB. J. E. Malose
li Y.1C1ANS & SURGEONS,
I,,.iiisliurK, N- c-
, ko Drug company.
. r Ay
H l.liTl'L'T, M. D
PUVLCIAN and SURGEON,
KKANKLINTON. N. ('.
1)
PRACTICING PITYSICIAN,
LoL'lSBUKS, S. O.
4. "And Ahab came into his house
heavy and displeased because of the wnM
which Naboth the JezTeeiite had srjoken
unto him, for he had said, I will not give !
thee tho inheritance of my fathers." There
fore like a sulky child he went to bed,
turnea ms lace to the wall and would not
eat. It was a law in Israel that the nrinca
should not take of the people's inheritance
uy oppression (zek. xlvi, 18), but Aliab
seemed to know no law but his own will.
He offered to buy the field from Naboth,
but the Inheritance of his' fathers was
more to Naboth than money. The Holy
Spirit, by whom we are sealed, is the ear
nestjf our inheritance (Eph. i, 13, 14).
Are we aesirous tnat He shall not be
grieved by any misconduot of ours?
5,. 6. "But Jezebel, his wife, came to
him and said unto him, Why is thy spirit
so sad that thou eatest no bread?" And
he told her the cause. Contrast the sad
ness of heart of Neh. ii, 2, and of Dan. x,
2, 3, with this selfishness of Ahab. He
should have been, like Nehemiah and
Daniel, full of desire for the welfare of the
kingdom and for the glory of God, but no
such thoughts filled his mind. On thecon
trary, he was full of desire to add a little bit
of property to that which he already pos
sessed. He had not yet learned that a
man's life consisteth not in the abundance
Toledo Commercial.
Steadily, rapidly and r6siBtless
ly a great temperance reform has
been going forward in the United
States, wliilethe so called temper
ance reformers have been them
selves scarcely aware of its exis
tence. There are today among the
hundreds of thousands of railway
employees in the United States ex
ceedingly few who drinl? to excess
and these hold the positions for a
short time only. Managers refase
Lto employ any but sober and reli
able men, and the employees them
selves insist that such alone shall
be employed.. Time was when
there were few railway employees
who did not drink to excess. None
can long hold his position now
who does so. The same role is be
ing applied in other kinds of bosi
ness where large numbers of men
are employed, and it is now gene
longer a qualification for newspa-1
per work. It is now recognized (
th&J, facts obtained in conjunction
with a glass of whiskey cannot fee
relied npon; that modern news-1
paper work can be done best with
the brain free from alcoholization
and the manifold illusions inci
dent to that condition.
of the things which he possesseth (Luke raI1y insisted by employers and
xii 15)- emnloveeft thai srrript.w Vmll Ka
7. "And .TprannV Vila wrifa " 1
him, Dost thou now govern the kingdom lne rUle. lne manager Of one Of
of Israel? Arise and eat bread and let the greatest street railway systems
thine heart be merry. I will give thee the . TT, .
vineyard of Naboth, the Jezreelite." The iu tue uouea Oiaies says
devil quickly suggests to his well trained T want fit.flau- n1 nKr mar,
servant his favorite method of removing
those who are in his way, and she as
quickly sees the whole thing as good as
done and tells her husband that she will
give him the desired field. There was none
like Ahab- who did sell himself to work
wickedness in the sight of the .Lord, whom
Jezebel, his wife, stirred up (verse 25).
They coveted fields and took them by vio
lence; they defrauded a man and his her
itago (Mio. ii, 2).
8. "So she wrote letters in Ahab's name
and sealed them with his seal, and sent
in my employ and have only that
kind. If a man when off dutv
ft
takes a drink on the quiet, he is
not even reprimanded. Immoder
ate drinking is a bad habit and
will not be tolerated by me. My
fore menand others who have charge
of men are repeatedly cautioned
rKl n.L Hl'l'TlN.
ATTORN ETS-AT-LAW,
LoUSBURU, . C.
Will aiten.l the rourta of Franklin, Tance.
Qr S V: rivu and Wake counties also
2,upr.'iu Court of North Carolina, frompt
Mliuiiniiitiveii u. collections. &c.
T
rruus. u. WILDER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOU1SBUR9, N. C.
Otlke on Mam street, over Jones & Cooper's
ItuP:.
rjl W. BICKKTT,
ATTuKNKY AN'IJ COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Uil'ISBURG C
Hr..mi,t an 1 mistaking a'tention given to
ev.ry uKvti- r ihiraated to his hands.
K . (. r, t. i -f J ustice Shepherd, Hon. John
in Hon. Rol.t- W. Wiiiaton, Hon. J. C.
buii. n. i r-a. First National Bank of Win
,tuu. ui-.i.i s Manly, Winston, Peoples Bank
ufilonroH. i-has. b. Taylor, lres Wake For-MlC.ll-tr-,
Hon. E. W. Timberlake.
olfii-.-- in Court House, ouposite Snerttt s.
Views of an Expert in Rrranl to the
- New Bankruptcy Aet.
T11K ISSUES OF 18 WILL
BE THE ISSUES OF
The Defects of our Friends.
M. FERSON,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
LUU1SBUR8, H. C.l
Practica in all courts. Office In ffeal
liuil.liiiK-
U YARBOROUGH, JB.
w.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LOCISBURG.N. C.
Hif-H ,.n second floor of ,Neal building
Mum Mr vet.
:il business intrusted to uwj
vc prompt and careful attention.
All
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K. D. T. SM1THWICK.
DENTIST,
l.oriSHURG, N. c.
fi(i;..u ir, vrv "Rnilr'inEr. 2nd floor
adminintered and teeth extracted
without pain.
JR. R. E. KING,
DENTIST,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
0m, k ,.vt:ii Ay cocke Deug Company.
Will, experience of twtnty -five years
in a Kiilti, lent Kuarnntee o? my work .in all
tii,' uii io-ihue lines of the profession.!
the letters unto the eiders and to the no- to be careful when they report for
Dies mat were in nis city awemng witn j.itrr if. , , .
vwi, wkk ,oo tw. duty. If a man shows the least
death dealing letter of David the king in sign of having taken a drink o
ix. nam. xi, i xot vjou is ine juage. now t, i A . ,
much better the life giving letters of Es- tW0 0r d68 not aPPear steady 111
ther and Mordecai in Esther vii, 7,8! The every way.he is right then and there
ouu ui Juan uauio tu Dac, iiuu iu uocstruy, , i . , 1TT .
livp Thn flfidl l kh rln,.nH aSbe(1 t0 SD Out. AVO mUSt do
the destroyer. that in self protection, for let i
saying, Proclaim a fast and set Naboth on once become known that we toler
high among the people, and set two men, ate drinking and demoralization
sons oi J3euai, oeiore mm 10 Dear witness -, j ., , . , ,
against him, saying, Thou didst bias- would ensue among the whole lot
phemeGodand the king, and then carry while every accident that happened
him out and stone him that he may die. " ij v j-l j u
This is the devil's favorite pastime. He "JU1" urcunou uy iuo puunc iu
began it on Abel and has been at it ever the drunken antics of our men.
since. He worked it vigorously with the ,, , , .
little children in Israel about the time We would then be compelled to
'that Moses was born and with tho children pay every claim made against us.
in Bethlehem when Christ was born. , , ,
Through an unscrupulous woman he had x ne courts wonid allow .mem, as
John the Baptist beheaded and tried to judges would decide that we were
kill Joseph in Egypt. When the time
came, he was allowed to kill our Lord responsible lor the acts of our ser-
Himself. But in reference to this worst Tants. This explains why we must
the devil can do to us we are told not to fear r J
it. "Fear not them which kill the body" watch our men and keep them out
and "Fear none of those things which 0f the 8al0ons; that we must not
thou shalt suffer" (Math, s, 28; Rev. ii, .
10). uuiy tureateu, dut. aiso innici pun-
11, 12. "And the men of his city, even ;fihmnt. oliAn AareA nm nf
the elders and the nobles who were tho
inhabitants in his city, did as Jezebel had the labor leaders accuse US of in
sent unto them and as it was written in fringing on nersonal libertv.
the letters whioh she had sent unto them." rp, x.i -t j
Perhaps they were indebted to her or to AUy wigui as wen say n is neeu-
the king for tho possessions they occupied, less to prevent workers in a powder
they evidently feared to disobey her orders. liom smo&ing.
Those who fear not to do right at any cost, Jt IS right 01 every man who has
the high places in Naboth's town, nor do m bis keeping the lives and the
they abound in high places anywhere as a 8afety of others to demand that his
rUi3. "And there came in two men, chll- employees shall always be in such
dren of Belial, and sat before him, and condition that they arerelible, and
even against Naboth in the presence of the they are not SO when under the in
people, saying, Naboth did blaspheme uod fluence 0f strong krink. Employ-
forth out of the city and stoDed him with ees themselves feel the same way
stones that he died. o justice on eartb about this matter, for their own
fnr annh n9 Nnhot.h wnn (lareQ to stand
against the will of the king; no justice lives may be imperiled by a drunk-
for Stephen or Paul; none tor the Ljora f n workman. A steamboa
.Tpsna Hlmfifilf when He stood in our Dlace
to deliver us from the hand of the enemy, or a railway, steam or electric, run
But there is an abundant welcome lor an fa 1 t f fc employees.is like-
such in heaven, and the time will come j r j
when their righteousness shall shine forth ly to be Wrecked without the inter-
as the sun.
Most of our friends do not come
up to our ideas of physical perfec-
ion. AY hen you come to look
critically at the face of your wife
or sister yon do not find it diffi
cult to suggest some trifling im
provements, and tht man to whom
your bouI cleaves in loyal friend
ship is a short, dumpty fellow who
never conld by any possibility be
mistaken for an appollo. Bat you
realize so perfectly that your
wife's retrosse nose cannot be
changed or your dumpy friend be
elongated that you are quite con
tent tn take them as as they are.
Indeed, their very inerfectiona
commend themselves to you, and
yon would not have Mary or John
different than they are if you
could make them over. But
strangely enough, this indifference
to physical defects is often associ
ated in our minds with a strange
intolerance of imperfections of
mind or disposition. Your friend
takes narrow views and shows no
interest in what lies beyond a
limited range. Your wife has a
certain peculiarity of temper that
sometimes put her out of an an
gelic mood. Why should you not
look at these variations in tho
same light as physical imperfec
tions? It will be quite as difficult
to change them. You remember
the story of the man who set about
forming bis wife's mind. "With
all thy faults I love thee still" is a
From the flreboro Kn-urd.
The Record today interviewed Col.
Keogh about the bankrupt act recent
ly passed by Congress and which is
now the law. His urge experience j
register in bankruptcy under the act
of 1867 makes hun an authority in this
parrtculir branch of law, nd there ire
Stmt aa.J OWrrtr
Io a rcnt fpb in tb Illinois
State convention, ovroor Alt!d
declared Ibat Bryan u kept oat
of the WhiU Hoqm by groM frauds.
"Mr. Cleveland, tald i Governor
Altel-J, "carried Kentucky m
12 by 40,0iX) majority. In
our candidate for the Presidency
received nearly 50,C more volet
very few, if any, lawyers in ihc S'.aie
as lamiliar wuh bankrupt law and frve than Mr. Cleveland got, and yet
court practice under u a Col. KeoRh. ! tb Stt wu counted for McKin
la response to oar request lor v.mc ; .ey. Mr. Cleveland earriod Indiana
inlormaiion on the su!)-ct, hp gie , by 7. major.tr . Oar candidate
the Record the following: in 1K3 received 43,'i more rote
"The present bankruj t act was ap-' than did Cleveland, ytt '.he Slate
proved July i, 189S. Voluntary pen-I was counted for McKinley."
tions may be filed thirty riays after that 1 Kven if we bare Ttiienc4 and
date, anil involuntary jet. tuns f ur ' famine added to war, nothing can
months after that date. i blot out the fact '.bat Mark llano
"Any person who owes debts, except ' by fraud, bribery and corruption
a corporation, whose property upon a ; thwarted the will cf the people m
fair valuation will not pay the same,, 1"'. Ibat crime mut never be
may file a petition m bankruptcy and ; forjfotten nor forgiven. Mr. Bryan
obtain a discharge from all h;s debts. ! and Mr. Tilden are two I'reidnt j, t
'In this State in est;mat;n,; the who were elect 1 and cheated oat ' 0f
property, the homestead ind prrs-anal , of it Mr Tilden lad noub
property exemptions arc njt to tr ;n money to prev.-r.t the fra-.idi and
eluded, as the bankrupt law allows the br.ber that defeat, a Bryan, and
exemptions to the bankrupt. ' . ren ?L-nby atr.bur.a. unknown
"Any natural jrson , except a wi,;c 1 to onr orerr.mT.t wa fra ;d
earner or a person engaged ch cv.y :r. , uientW kept o-.t of Li o:T:c.v If
farming, any unincorp .rated company the party :. .id been wue e:.o-i':. tc
and any corporation engigcd pr;nc;pal- ret;-.mil. ate the old ticket ,r.
ly in manufacturing, tra ling or mer
cantile pursuits owing debt t the
amount of $ i.eoo or over, nny lc ad
judged an involuntary L ar.kr-.ij t. t':.
vatc bankers are include 1 ;n th:, w;-.,'.r ,
National banks or liar.ki ;nc.ir;.)r.i:cil
under State laws, cann : 1 pr.-vecded
against in this wjy. 1'.'. rtner: ;-s mi)
be adjudged bankrupt.
"Tne cost of bankr-:ptcy, 1 y th i
law, is reduced to the m.n m.im. Tr.e
bankrupt is required, on filling a peti
tion, to deposit wuh 1 he clerk J.-; fiz
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t arced b flta foiiy af &rra
ntat ovtr lo y :.ditate-. tbal kave
under forai of law p4ra:t!ej tk
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and tko who.ly acruurr
war bendt ka ad ie-d ta tke t ar
datt. No p!r.o: ckjtU u jy.
log war taiee Jflitly lavii. ka:
the loeaiUbla aea4are thst
throwf all tko bordvn 00 tke cor, ,
taaar and p-eraatlt tke aral c?r
I pora'.loti to escape tkelr ; ait ikare
j wtll meet ti.e c c ado a t att cf tk
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each case bv thc?e ctt.rcr. There sa! n. av Lelr '.h. tar'.v '.i" i'.u,
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HOTELS.
HOTEL WOODARD,
W. C. Woodabd, i"rop.,
Rocky Mount, N. C.
i'ri f Bus meets all trains.
$2 per (Jay.
FKANKLINTOiN HOTEL
FRANKLINTON, N. C.
SuM'L MERRILL, Prp'r.
fi'M-id accomodation for the traveling
public.
(io'xl Livery Attached.
OSBORN HOUSE,
C D. OSBORN, Proprietor,
Oxford, N. C.
Good accommodations for the
traveling public.
MASSENBURG 1I0TEL.
J PlMassenburg Propr
HENDERSON, N- C.
ood accommodations. Good fare: Po
Hte and attentive servant
NORWOOD HOUSE
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"wwon, North Carolin;
w J. Norwood, Proprietor.
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14. "Then they sent to Jezebel, saying,
Naboth is stoned and is dead." It would
seem from II Kings ix, 26, that his sons
were stoned also. It is not according to
Gen. iv, 10, that dead men tell no tales, for
the voioe of Abel's blood cried to God and
the "voice of every wrong thing on the
earth is still crying to God, and He will
yet see to it (Hab. ii, 11; James v, 4).
Although God seems to keep silence and
let men do as they please, yet He sees and
notes everything, and it is written "Our
God shall come and shall not keep silence,
a fire shall devour before Him, and it shall
be very tempestuous round about Him
(Ps. 1, 8). As to the dead who die in tne
Lord, it is always blessed for them (Rev.
xiv, 13), for they rest from their labors,
and their works follow.
15. "Jezebel said to Ahab, Arise,. take
possession of the vineyard of Naboth the
Jozreelite, which he refused to give thee
for money, for JNaboth is not alive, dus
dead." The God of Naboth still livd, but
of Him she took no account. Her heart
said unto God, Depart from me. What can
the Almighty do to me? (Job xxil, 17.)
The devil offers many present possessions
and enjoyments, pleasures of sin for a
season, but the season is so snort ana me
eternal consequences so fearful that were
it not for the awful blindness he puts upon
rjeonle there would not be so many to ao-
oept his costly pleasures. Contrast II Cor.
Jv, 4, with Heb. xl, aa, o.
16. "And it came to pass wnen AtaD
heard that Naboth was dead, that Ahab
rose up to go down to the vineyard or JNa
both the Jezreelite to take possession of
It." But now the Lord speaks. His serv
ant is again commissioned to meet Ahab.
Whatsoever a man soweth that shall he
also reap, and Ahab Is told that where
dogs licked Naboth's blood they shall also
lick his and shall actually eat up Jezebel,
and so It came to pass just as the Lord
said It would (chapter xxli, 88 ; II Kings
is, 85, 86).
position of a professional railroad
wrecker.
The owners of railroad and
steamboats have been compelled to
draw the line in the drinking pro
clivities of their employees, and the
rule is to refuse employment, to all
That a bag of hot sand sometimes
relieves neuralgia.
That warm borax water will remove
dandruff.
That salt should be eaten with nuts
to aid digestion.
That milk which stands too long
makes bitter butter.
That a hot, strong lemonade taken
at bedtime will often break up a cold.
That it rests you, in sewiDg, to
chaDge your position frequently.
That rusty flatirons should be rubbed
over with beeswax and lard.
That a little soda water will relieve
sick headache caused by indigestion.
That a cup of strong coffee w.ll re
move the odor of onions from the
breath,
That tough meat is made tender by
lying a few minutes in vinegar water.
That a cup of hot water drank before
meals will frequently relieve nausea
and dyspepsia.
That a fever patient can be made
cool and comfortable by frequent
snongine with soda water or salt wa-
c 1. 1
ter.
That cold tea should be saved for
your vinegar barrel. It sours easily
and gives color and flavor.
That to beat the while ofeggs quick-
shall
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It
the debtor has no means to
penses of proceed. ng. he
charged no tees or costs.
"It is now unlawful for insolvent
people to makr preferences or give anv
undue advantage to creditors. Tr.ere
are conditions where 1 us.nvs trar.sjc
lion of daily occurence may lie con
ducted wuh insolvents with ut dan
ger but as a general thing it is not sale
for creditors lo get satisfaction f-ir their
debts from insolvents.
"The practice under the present
bankrupt law will not d :Tcr much from
that under the law of 1.7. Tr.e gen
eral principles are rrec-ssarily aSju:
the same. The most important d :Ter
ence to the people is the great rednc
the mifmatiik'rai:.t by
r e '.a r t
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wbof i r.eont pe'.enee La tailed
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JEWELRY. JEWELRY
I he flr',l Rep -ib. 1 ran ;
cian.t o that th-y have but
to hope from the war ie-,!
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cure ad iris. on cf party '.tr.e
tho new pr, b'.em ti.at the cc
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war. If pusaibL tk--y will ;-c
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CHAP FOR CASH
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Ither frc- . ar at wr'i. kowerer.
tuns in fees and costs. I'ndcr the and if the war is tn ';k'. a -'. -e
present law the bankrupt may after ' before the V ail , a it a. re '. err .am ,
the expiration of one month after filing the (
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his tietitinn in liankruiv.cv. a- r'.r t r 1 bcr will hare to deerm r
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his discharge. lationsbip to C ita, Port.- Kie- ar.d
"The liability of the person who is ' the Philippine Lland. Wbt.
a co-debtor with, or guarantor, or n j that relationship le o:.ce "ettled, it
any way a surety for the bankr-pt, is! will be fettled, and will a if r i r. -
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not altered by the discharge , .f a bank
rupt. The business of the bankrupt
court will be done by an othcer, called
a referee. The estates will be wound
up by a trustees
campaign
Th Democrat are t- w e
even if there sko-ild reraam ar.
I'he creditors elect j open question in !'. to let t:
d-feated
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a trustee at the first meeting
do not elect him, the court w.ll
point une. Referees and trustees
bonded ofheers.
"In involuntary bankruptcy it
If they ' Repablieana make foreign re a 1 ,v9 fra-: d ka- irape-d
ap. ! t;o:.s the paalOlr.,. i'ie 10 tte .-,e:a -t j .; e a z '.
are campaign. The vote in Cot.gret , . , itt;-rraev . tr. : : k
Sale ; LiYery
STABLE
onR ot Commercial Tourist an!
nnPabUc Solicited. "
Good SamplelRoom. -
T HOTH, TO 8T0BS AJTB OOVBT SOVSl'
Catarrh Cored.
No remedy is as effectual in eradicat
ing and caring Catarrh as Botanic Blood
Balm, (B. B. B.) It purifies and en
tria Mnnd ' eliminates microDes,
builds up the system
from the first dose, .thousands of cases
of catarrh have been cured by its magic
nvir ail Wool and skin diseases,
it has no equal. Bay the old reliable
nd nntr tpnrAfl remedr. and don't throw
your money away on sobstitates, palmed
ff . "inst ar Bood." Bav the old -reli
ably Botanic Blood Balm. Price fl.00
tier large bottle. - " . - ? . -:
. , For said byDrag&iBbv : -jc : r
Why does a loafer always bother a
man when he's busy?
Why does a man who is really good
usually look so bad?
Why is the the hired girl of foreign
men who have formed the drink- ly add a pinch of salt. Salt cools, and
ing habit. This is so obviously cold eggs froth rapidly,
recognizing the law of self preser- -
vation that the principle needs no Why.
defense, least of all from those who
assail it as "interference with per- Chicago News
sonal liberty." No man has any Why isn't bigamy a twofold bless
real right to make himself a corse jDg
to bis fellow men, besides innict-
nff injury upon himself. -The Why is it that a silent partner has so
right to get drank or to make a sot mach t0 say-
of oneself may well be questioned.
Referring to the subject an ex
change says: In no business has
the change been more manifest
than in the newspaper business.
The time was when a newspaper
man was considered by the pnbiic caucd a domestic?
as inseparable from his cups. He
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was expected to drink and get vvnyaoweusemeierm-piaywrigni
drunk. There used to be newepa- iastezd of "playwrighter?"
pers in this country, and not ob- Wh docs MiTj an thc milk of hu-
scure ones either, which had not a kindness taste of tha can?
single man on force to whom the
road to the saloon was not more wny mnai a wumao n never
familiar than the road tohishome. thrownything straight but kssesf
From the head of the establish- Why docs lhc average man always
ment down they drank, and there want t0 open a door marked "pri-
wasn't an ariicier in ue paper, 1 . ?,,
local or editorial or general news, 1
which wasn't flavored more or leas Why is it that your shoestring never
... .-i-t avma V. I KmoVb nnlM von are in a tinrr?
-witn ine dookq w wudo n uu jic j - - - j
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parea tne mawer. us ;vhy the wedding ceremony a
nne eauoro m. "Vi SOCCe unless there is a hitch in it
placea onth bar where they rested 8omewhcre?
tv,A?e olhowB when they stood up I
to drink. -kkl;&: --vi'i Kfyhji it that about two-thirds of a
Bnt sreeit change has taken doctoi's bill is for gncssiog at yoar
place; ?. Capacity - to embltw w , no compiamir - ;v. .
on tbo Hawaiian qn.ft.oo ekowed
.1 diiion in tke IVemc-crat if
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quires three or more creditors who hare
ey unwieeiv Boutit to euro cy
action. It wa fcrtjnate
that be failed, for aeb action
would have tended to kelp tk
Hopablicans make annexation or
imperialom th chief mm in tke
next national carapaiic-. Tkere
are Denioeratj, wbo are o poeed to
provable claims to the amount of $5:0
against an alleged bankrupt, in excew ! cuu9
of any security they may have, to file
a petition against a debtor.
"Debii which have priority are. 1 ,
Taxes due the L'niled States, the State,
the county, the city or town; jv. live
1 B 1 ! iiivf-r, anxtoai to let the campaign
to the filing of petition, rt) the filing i . . . ,-
6 ' J 5 ! be wajjed 00 impertaiiir.i or re
lees paio oy creditors in involuntary
' I diappolnWl. for there no net
eluding the fees and. mileage payable 1 . . . . , . . , , M
6 division between the partiee ur--o
to witnessess (5) wages due workmen . . .. , i.-a.
v;y 6 I how to dupoee of the liitodi at
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poblicanlem. AH these w.ll be, ln . lor-t a..
i-e to'j 'ueei to
clerks or servants which have been
earned three months before thc date of
the commencement of the proceedings
not to exceed $ 300 to each claimant,
(6) debts owing lo any person who by
the laws of the United States or State
are entitled to priority; these are to be
paid before Vhe creditors receive anything.
These are the principal pcunu
which interest the general public, out
line pretty clearly ihc scope ofihe new
bankrupt law. The dairiet jodge will
name bankruptcy districts and appoint
referees io sach pamber as he may deem
necessary to transact holiness."
It
A man la Tlnrinla. rode forty miW. to
Fairfax Station, for tbe eiprree parpoa
of reUinff CtaanberUta Leaf d Keoetfy.
aod took homewlth him. a doaea boitWa
of theToedietDe. Thedrarxlat who re
la tea tht iaefcleoL ad da: MYoar remedy
awms to be a reaeral favorlba wherever
known " Ita affeeta are indeed woader-
foUaaUlang aad tbroaUhottblea. Pro
tar a boUla at W. tf. Tbotaaa'drj
tora, . ' -. . -,.-
onired aa to make it an imd
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will be oeeeeeary to wait until Ike
McKinley admin ietration haa act
ed before tberecan be a defined dif
ff rence aa (o polieiee, avtn if il
were wlan to give a temporary ;a-
iue firtt r Uee.
Tbe islands in qifetioo will le
annexed, given home rule, or re
turned to Spain long before 1IX.
While the American pop!a are In
terested to e ibat no on-American
policy of imperlalUro la en
tered open, tbey are oocb more
vitally intereated io detroylof
tbe nn-Atnerican fioaoclal r-oHcy
that robe the producer for the
enrichment of tbe Idle boarders
of Idle wealth.
Tba American popl, ondtr a
Republican form of goveramtat,
aaw tba election beoght aad paid
1 for If oen q fc-4 a ptcatlary
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k:w kr tc f
which made yoi aprear to we .
.tr eyee, if tkere were a-ttt:
endear Ler tj ycT lf-re axf-xg
he thoald be a tkectar 1 '.ism
dearer bo you tow
Lei her tell yea ker r.evaee
aod tell ker year wotnee. ye tsay
be able to kelp eaek other, aad yc a
eaa earelv oaaforl tub ctker
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Help bar with tke children aose
lime at night, when ibey are fret
fal au4 yoa have tio kire-d ke'j
-jppotic tkat yoa do j-: 1" tke
plea that yoa are tired aad tkal
yon bate been werkieg all day.
baea't the bee o working all day,
loo, aed in't the liredf
Never do anvtblajr Urat "ill
make yoa appear mean Is ker
eye.
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