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It stands at the Head! c The light-Running m T That it is the acknowledged Leader in the Trado, none can deny. : All Imitate it None equal it The Largest Armsl,;Tlie liglitesrninning "!"""""" Thaimostibeantiful woodwork. "And in warranted V ToTe the fccet:niateTi4,;To do slllkinds of work To l complete in every respect. ' AgtnlBwanted.in unoccupied territory. Addres Domestic Sewing Machine Co., nol ly. ' Richmond, Vs. K. G. COURTNEY, Aoknt, LESOIB, N. C. ESTABLISHED IN 185S. , J.W.RAINE Y&SON, Snaonse and Sign Painters, Paper Hangers and Gla ziers, Carriages and Buggies made and repaired on g short, notice, of the best material and in the best style of work manship. Tine cabinet work done, old furniture cleansed and repaired, made to look aaja good as new. All kinds of fancy wood work mended, painted, varnished and brightened up. tarha&ii Afric-ltwal Works, York, Pa. ' . . - l.-.. Si.. 11 V t.m KH riqaiaiiMSMHaB(imi BeajrinasBwsa 'Address A. lO'AR' COTrOWIsHHIMflfifflffltfl relvtbU pattnttd improvements found m ethtr t'.A'GJ.VKS in the vorld.: For Pamphlets and Price Li-t. (also frT fAW MI1.1). tddrets VIIE ACLTMAN A TAVLORCO, MantBcld. Ohio. AGENTS Wanted SJTWhiS works of character: ereat variety ;fcuur w lo in price: selling last; seeded CTerywhere; Ukeral 11. r. JohniMHl A t.. imi Main St., Rtchmoc RidunoadtVa. terms. tiSOKCSE PACE & CO. MjurnCocturers off r - t ,. x-c- lsnt Fortabla Cixtmlar ? ! A .77" HTT.T C CTr?A?JsT CaifiiMCO' I f H.?HP.0EDEE ST. BALTLHOUE, UD. Grist and llonr Mills, Water Wheels, Wood Working ST?d Barrel Machinery, Shingle Mills. Cironlar fiswfu ALUlSurp:ies,eta TANITK ElWTFTrf V VVTIKKT i , GBJNDINO fllACHEVKRY. Send for CataJoue rra?t i-KrB iswiMiW nreuinit. Adiuind for IU clauiliuru and rlrraDt pcrruma. I Kerer Fails to Sestore Grey or Faded Hair I fiatiinea the axKt fattklwiw. P i Ti utjxiHiaiwn, Nca,Hi uaaa a ail eragfUU. dinger, Bucha, Mandrake, Stilling! and many of the best medicines known are here Com bined into a medicine of such varied and effective powers, as to make the GreatestBlood Purifier &thc sen Means ass iiresgn Restorer Ever Used. It cures Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Sleeplessness, all diseases of the gomach, Bowels, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, and all Female Complaints. il you are wasting away with Consumption or I any disease, use thsToMictcday. It will surely nelovou. Remember! iiuCirinM.i.Du. Z I Essences of Ginger and other Tonics, as U builds! up tlesyem without Intoxicating. 50c and $s I sizes, otalldealersu drugs. None genuine without I Siu.iii nwa oc K,o.t ri 1, bend for circuur I i auxins THX DOLLAR SIZE. IRELAND of to-dav toSlSw Wstntlu OWea Wuted. 4. ft fisKtKD Y A Oik. AuladdnhiTTl? Paynes' AUTOMATIC Engines. w i ww norse Power. tomers of last year without on Via be about 17& pages. 00 illustrations, prices, accurate descriutions and n iuhla AiT3ki;iZi ZtiZZiiZZ it Jt contains to cua. Rants, Fruit Trees, etc. Invaluable toaU. eepeol Wly to Msrket Gardeners, Bend for tt 1 D. M. FERRY & CO. DETROIT Ml OH. SLEEPS south f Isiararal COTTO ritAIi, KKASHK y s VEOETABL t farmRra ST- aa "r ftv rna towerinc 11ara- - jsuids ano .t-iams for bouse or s-arrW SSmyiF Spring OUalogu, of field, Garo'YlowS KV'm Kand Plait. I V. V . KM.. .mvT. W Tre CO Get 4" 2 win km mauea nvs r aui annifAsinr anri SJIII SllBl. BlaUU , . jl.-..- aj iHiKWOSimm Zc- v''V" - WrT.'leserlp. pnw wifwtiwsUBTB usiuMini, in rzrz 11-. - M SBBSBBBMBm. ' SJ it no longer from Dyspep sia, Indigestion, want QfJ Appetite.loss of Strength lack of Energy, Malaria, Intermittent Fevers, &cv BROWN'S IRON BIT- TERS never fails to cure all these diseases. ' Boston, November to, 188. . Brown Chumcal Co. Gentlemen: For years I hart been a great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and could get no relief (having tried ; everything which was recommend ed) until, acting on the advice of a friend, who had been benefitted by , Brown's Iron Bittrrs,! tried bottle, with most surprising results. . Previous to. taking Brown's Iron Bittrrs, everything I ate distressed : me, and I suffered greatly from a burning sensation in the stomach, j which was unbearable. , Since tak ing Brown's Iron Bittrrs, all my ( troubles are at an end. Can eat any time without any disagreeable re- , suits. I am practically another person. Mrs. W. J. Flynn, 30 Maverick St., . Boston, BROWN'S IRON BIT TERS acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as tast ing the food, Belching, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, etc. The only t Iron Preparation that will not blacken the teeth or give headache. .Sold by all Druggists). . Brown Chemical Co! J Baltimore", Md. . i See that all Iron Bitters are made by Brown Chemical Oct., Baltimore, and have crossed red lines and trade mark on wrapper. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. WINTRY BUSTS BRING COUGH$ COLDS CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS ! RHEUMATISM I NEURALGIA Perry Davis's Pain Killer CURES COUGHS COLDS I CONSUMPTION , BRONCHITIS RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA Provide against the evil effects of Win ( try Blasts by procuring Febay ! Dais's pAUf KIUerI f f r C7 DRUGGIST KEEPS IT. A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an Inourable Lunir DiaeaM or fVin mrm ntirm Tim an 'a Bronchial Troches are certain to give relief in Asth- unncaini, uougns, uatarrn, uonrampuTe ana Throat Diseases. For thirty years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and way gjye perfect satisf action. They arruot new or untried but, having been tested by w4 and constant use for uwiy mn enure genera n, they have attained well merited rank amon .ne few staple ressediee of the Sge. Public soeh. em anil Rlnirara naitth m ti itlju.1- and strengthen the Voice. Sold at twenty-five cents - w verywnereu-;. v . ... ; ?4T roc 6-iy Neutralized; In what way a Prevalent Evil may be onorn or its l'ower to Uarou. Malaria is a broad nam for many diseases all anginating in blood poiao nlng, BUlious fever, the typhus and typhoid fevers and chills sad fever are pMBninent members of th. f amily, Malaria defies alike the builders, the pint sbers nd the physicians. Despairing of ordinary tw sitment, the Utter almost unanimously recommend Benson's Capcine Porous faster as the greatest anU-vroalarial spceiflo of the r . . "wers act nport tne uver, spteeu, sow els, and kidneys. . ' Worn ovm tha MirtMi n vi.- as.. - back over the kidney., they ward off malarja like as SS. vuier piasters ao uras. SL" y" purchase, satisfy yourself that the word CAPCINE is CUt in th nnnlw at 41ui nlaaca l Jfesbury Johnson, Chemists, New York. Highest awvrds at International Expositions.. . . ,. . tin " Il n I, ,1 CBItlWHU! AU tltlfA BestOooKh Hyrun. Tummc jug a time. BoiaDyaruc;tr. Os'TJOORECOUIOTGRir' 1) 1 COfiSUILlS AKDHOiOTOKS, DE3TirTI!EV0nLD OH ATT1MAXIOM. I0ITM eAIOtllA ailUTOlI II. rancn umcSjthsriotte, N. C. r-MENTIONTlOS PAPER. . Eduested.tr ;s nractical u lowers no sssmt to" oWf " srr Wee - t'jat ibe lurihnr north Herds are rrnair - a i..i.a.:i:ni.r.ui' . . . - Mn. MTmr .lull v. ui mjuii u ruwMini -r uu niwH vtmieivusHianuats: ii.uuniies uao- till line and lanre erorj. all laaa growth on our own farms. arrota. ieas. Ac &o.. a f ; Rice for duck 7ta atwi caiaJoarua. ixmi as always on nana ior nvwuivuiiurvwii laniWi ttuu U rower, InspwrtercV Jobber, i Jobber hU PsvaL aiibb. Y FOR nE;B-r.i-ATi-sr.i As It to for alt -neiafut diseases "i "naiufal tfiaeaaoa os Uial UDREVSaUVER AND BOWELS .1 ; It OlSSBSSS thai mtaia fit ah mxriA wvlnn I thas onuses isiLdreadfta suflbrlag whiohl aaw -wvaammivi Knenmawsm oaa reause. of trh rom &wme f this) terrible disease have bsrtulaJ relieved, sad U short Mac iq, O ljstrm prt, boo bt enrcsisn. ? iw - STTcmoeseatttvmaU. ' -WXT,T.S.rtlC.lJ3X)R07y Co., Burtfnvtim Vt. I DPFER Wintry Blasts rrv &S' j, saidto b-jone week earlier than Early York ; our r rth Star YeUow Dent Corn still taker the load,md r l r fodder is eoual to any ; of onion sfeed, somtoeu r Innt. iia. At . Sta Vt.11 tjt. n l.tM.. mil J 1 LENQIRTOPIC- " f 31883,. jPlr Confmufd from first page." to do with ibe war, but went in obedi- ence to the call-of the State, from sense ;. of -duty, ilttj was the : tiuty of North Carolinians to' make some restl tntlonto 3 that 'class ' 6f unfortunates "'who,1 In answer ,-to 'theV call of , their State, became disabled. t Mr. Lenoir sail he was one of those whom the act covered, and he thought r I .we ought not to acijtoo'jhastily that the widows. aAd.brphana made, by the; -war ought 'to b r considered, ; He thought It would be better to refer. The motion to refer prevailed.1 t TiW .!! $" ;'f, ft .'.' TTtruTViTPnTrnTn ntv. - SbnatbI Tbe Senate was called to order hi 10 o'clock1 Mr. tioviil vasked a suspension of the rules., and the,, bill to amend the act relative to the Watauga and Cald well Narrow Gauge Railwas Gampany was nut 'on its readings. Passed its third reading. t v , The Chair , andounced the hour for me special' oraer naa arnvea, ucmg the sale of the State's interest in the Cape Fear - arid Yadkin Valley Bail. road. " , .The Chair conceived that' the first thing . was the jCqnsidratioo of the amendment 'recommended by the committee. f ' ' The first amendment was Mr. Lin nev's. that ho conricts should be employed on any branch of said road except the Yadkin Valley branch, until the said railroad Is completed to Mount "Airy and Patterson. "And then Mr. McLean's araennment to this, providing, tyrst, for the building of the road from Fayetterille to the South Carolina line. Mr. forehead offtred a substitute , for Mr. McL?aoi amendtuenr. to the amendment of the committee. Mr. McLean withdrew h?s amend ment. . l! .& r . . .... Mr. Morobead s substitute was adopted. It was : . Insert after . the Vallev Branch the words. 'And the line j from '.'layetteviU to the South Carolina line by wav of hhoe Heel. Another amendment, givistf to June. 1884. to work south of Walnut Cove, was adopted.; , , , S r . .- -S ;.r y ., i . ti . . ; j . ' Mr. Morehead offered an amend ment after Mt. Airy and Patterson, in the last clause, to add the words : "If the beard of directors of the i peni. tentiary furnishes the convicts now provided by law to . the said rkllnay." Mr. Linney said "this' amendment would cut the throat.of all the euaran- . :. . . , , ' 'Li tees and render them not worth the paper they were written on. ' Al r. lfnnev said, don't senators ' . " t . i ftt t i i. ; fa 1 see u tney snouia iau uy one cuurigi, that it destroys the guarantee. Now the Senator puts the condition in a Jorm that appears to be a little milder,- but that is equally as dangerous as I iCwas, Mr. Morehead said if any Senator I on the floor could find any grounds I for the objections of the Senator from Alexander, he hoped he would vote against it, 'The amendment was put to the jTote. ?MrvlPotnsasked for I the ayes and nays. Oidered. .Ayes, 12, nave, 20 : eo the amendment failed - a f i ' I " t A i t -k i i I ! t 'W t if to pass. The bill was postponed until Mon day, so that Mr. Poole, who is absent. may be here, at he desires to offer a substitute. House. Mr. Speaker Rose called the House to order at 10 o'clock. PETITIONS ! i Were introduced as follows ; Mr. Tate from Morsanton. aakinor f J I i - Mi,.. ..... a Vlrepeal of the prohibition law fur that town. i 11 : the' CALENDAR f! i was tskan up jiand the following bills were. disposed of olows? ,Jt? 10 amenu cuapter aia, laws or 1879. Third reading. Bill for the benefit of mechanics and laborers. i Mr. Forbis was in favor of passing the bill and lelttngVhe Supreme 6ourt pass 'upon the constitutionality of it., He' thought it was ! our duty to give refief to the farmers whenever we could. r llv j hoped the , bill would Mr, Overman naS' opposed " to tfic 11 ..Ji'J akiMJ.iL..'-J I.-L'.a -l-TL'-'l' bill Upon the' -ground tba'it waV6a! constitutional. Ut Bower was opposed to the bill o a account of its being uhconslitution and tending to divest the home a . i stead exemptions. He moved to le,vy on the table, which was curied" Toi repeal chapter 62 laws of 188L, Pending the consideration of this bill, the House adjourned. f THikTV-iriKTn nty. 'f s t order at lO Vclo k, Bilf.tUtMriryaafi pdulstkitfiiVg iby Mr. Pemberton. Lobbying i) de fined to be any personal solicitation of oeaber o( the rQvra AivR bly of this ? State lurig 7 session" thereof,' b j irlrate Inter? itwyor by Jettftr er rat tsage, r ather means aid . - appUancti not addressed sole! to the jndgasnt, to favor or oppose, or te kvte for or against any bill. resolu. won, report or claim pending or to d introduce j in either branch, thereof, by. any person who misrepresents the nature of his interest in the matter to such member, or who is employed for a consideration by a person or corpo ration interested in the ' passage ' or defeat of such bill, re olutlon, report or claim, for the purpose of procuring the passage or defeat thereof. 1 ; . It provides for punishment in the penitentiary not less than one, nor more than five years. r ; Mr. Linney said from the, reading of' the bill he was 'Satisfied' .it could not convict a man even was hegailty ; it had a gap through which a thousand Oxen could pass ; there was an infirm ity in it that ought to be cured, and it should be recommitted. :. Mr. McLean called . for 'the ajes and noes on the passage: of the bill. Ordered. Ayes 2G noes 5. so the bill passed third reading. Bill to amend laws . 1881, chapter. 138, section lfi, passed its third read, ing, . Bill to amend chapter 78, . acts 1881, passed tnird reading. House. House called to order Of at 10. o'clock by Mr, Speaker . Boss. THE CALENDAR : was then taken up and the following bills were disposed of as follows : To establish a graded school in 'Wilson county. Mr, Bailey, . of Wilson, called for the previous guestiea, and the call was sustaiaed upon a vote being had. The bill then passed its third reading. Senate amendment to the act . to prohibit fishing in Yadkin river. Con curred in. To prevent the removal of a joint fence, Third reading. To amend the landlord and tenant act. Passed third reading. THE HOUSHOLD COLUMN. IWCut these receipts out, and put them In your scrap-book. They are warranted to pie , Yeast Cakes. Put four table spoonsful of dry yeast into half plot of milk-warm water; cover the cup and set it in a warm place, but not where the cup will get hat, or your labor will be for naught. While that is rising put into a crck or bowl one pint of sifted flour and a half pint of sifted meal and pour on the flour and meal one quart of .boiling water, stir well and set as:de to cool, when not 1 mdre than Iuke warm at tbo bottom 1 . .... I of the crock, and if the yeast in the cup be. risen, then pour the cup of yeast into the flour and meal that yon i uuaiueu ano aur geuny qaiu ue yeast 1 J J i "a f &t .11 l . I ii thorooshly mixed with the I flour and meal ; cover the creek and, (as It is presumsd you have done this much in the evening,) you must let the mixture remain until morning, being careful not to set the crock too near the fire or to let it freeze. Early I next morning boil a light handful of hous neach leaves or the "lite evsr- lasting1 plant make a good substitute In 'p, quart of water let it boll Un or fifteen minutes, strain the hops out and let the hop tea stand in a bowl to get coal. When about milk-warm stir the hop tea into to the crock of yeast that you set the night tetere. Let the mixture stay in a warm place un til two or three o'clock iu the after- noon, stirring it as often through the day as it aeems to rise. Then sift a gallon or more or meal and make a stiff doogh of the yeast mixture aud the sifted meal. Sift plenty of meal on the rolling board and put a part, of the yeast dough on the board. Now roll very thin and cut into cakes and put ou paper Iu large waiters, I have ! a wide and lonz Doplsr waiter with a strip , nailed ( around ' the edges on which to dry yeast. This amount of doogh will make a good deal of yeast and it should be dried where it will' get plenty of air, but not in the sua shLnef and the cakes 'should be turned oveYonoeor twice While dry ing. In winter select dry and pleasant weath er, in two ot three days the yeast will be dry enough to put into bags, eltberr paper or muslin. Then hang up the bag and the yeast will keep two lllUllbllB Bb 1CUS. ,vi Buckwheat Cakes.- -Take a large tableapoonfnl of dry yeast. Soak it in a half teacoprul of uiilk-warui water DDtll lt rises. Then mix up three pints of buck-wheat flour with enough warn water to make a tolerably thick batter. Then pour in tbe yeast and set the vessel in a wara place until morning. Do nat stir tbe batter until you are .ready to fry the cakes.' thea break; an egg Into the batter, put In two tablet spoonsful af molasses and some' salt, thin with a llltlo butter-milk and add half teaspoon ful of soda and fry. The molasses does not make; the cakes sweet but browns them nicely. This recipe was siren by a noted ' hotel keeper, and thase who try it ones w 11 ncrer Qakes til old way t;ain. Falsi 'teeth mat tell lies in a quite xwku But( a real tootJ tUa Aha- soh; i em'n truth hen it sends ts. messages of pain "through all 7be nervas s?nd 1 muscles of, the face., .have the tooth aobeV ! Is the "almost 'audible ;hbwL, And the echo is, "Yes. and the toottn i iftha hist me !" - When the Dains of t neuralgia settle in a decaj ed tooth, i aomstbing must be ; doae. Get Perry Davis's faia' Killer. . BouKta or JEUts,', , I Ciear out rata, toioe, roaches, flies, ants,' bed-bugs, t skunk, chipmunks, gophers. Vfa. ' Druggists. 1 , Mr. C. K. Hancock NewbernerN. C, ssys : I used Brown's Iron Bit ? iters after an attack of malarial fever 'and was greatly benefited." -'' -1J :'-r ; - 'i.j; u:i 1 Quick, complete ourer, all annoying Kidney BlaflJ aer ana v ruuaj jdiwsto, 4 i u6Bi.. . , - " fiTThe Diamond JDy es for family use have no equals : All -' popular colors easily dyed, fast and beautiful. 1 10 ccents a package." : ' 1 ' SkinnyHsn , Well Health ' Kenewer' restores health and vigor. our Dyspepsia, lmpotency,: Sexual Debil- i at',Troubles often come "Irom. whence we least eectymj'et j we may often prevent " orj counteract them by prompt and intelligent action. Thousands of persons are ' constantly troubled with a combination oT'diseaV ses. Diseased kidn ey s and costive bowels are their tormentors. - They should know that KidaeyWort f acts Ion these organs at the same time, causing them to throw of tli4 poisons tbat have cioazea them, ana( so , re newing the whole system. & Messrs. T, D. Crawford & Cp., Ox ford. N. 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Every week is given a faithful report t , I ' POLITICAL NEWS : ', smbracing complete sod comprehensive dispatches - from Washington: including fullieports of the l fpeeohes of eminant poimcunson the questions of j THE FARM DEPARTMENT - of the Weekly Herald gives the latest as well as the most practical suggestions and discoveries .relating to the duties of the farmer, hintsfor raisfqg cattle, poultry, grains, trees, vegetables, ftc with, sugges tions for keeping bu.ild.ngs and. faming utensil in repair. This is supplemented v well-edited depart- uicut, wiueip ovpieu, uuuer me neaa ox j j-n-' .- The Home. .-.i. t . giving noeipto for practical dishes, hints for making clothing and for keoplug up with he latest fashion" at the towsst im towaan pnoaii. . Avery lsem or cooking or oron nv suggested in this department is practically test- by experts before publication. Letters from our omj ea ny experts before publloation. 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