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Ho Mora;Pain!
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Thi invaluable pre
paration 14 truly a tri
umph ofscieniUicskiilf
and no more inertinu
ble benefit wu ever be
llowed on the mother
of the world, i -C&Tlt
pot only short
ent thetimeof labor and
lessen the intensity of
Pid,uih petier man au
it greatly diminishes
ffttrt.rn.i1,1 in ager to iile oi
AO ittUWMJrui vuuu o0t, mother ad -hi d.
and leaves the mbtfier
in a condition liizh.y
favorable to speed r re
co very, and far les Hit
Die" Id floodinff, convul-
siona and other alarm
ins qrnintoui incident
to lingering and painful
labor. Its trul j wonder
ful efficacy in this re
spect entitles the Moth
er Friend to be rank
ed as one of the life sav
in appliances given to
the world by thediscov
erieaof modern science
From the nature of the
case it will of coaree be
The Dread of
Mbtherliood
Transformed to
HOPE
U:OY.
Safsty and Sass
TO-t
. i . -
StaudSOtit Fi-oiri the Vanset
peitetl the Low's prayer, but I have
nejrere w?v . 1 1 . h'torcad that prayer as it should be
eat 118 t,,ni uulM"Iiaai ha caused rac the severest 6tti,ly
was appearing to tne souuiwwii aUj jalM)l. of thirty; yearst and I am far
we were anticipating a close run to its 1 fmni being yt satisfiel with ray ren-
rocky shores, when x suddeuly the or- den ng of that , womlerful produo-
der toiacirw8s;giveurouu,,wc ewuy '- -
out into ithe Atlantic-leaviug uie Terrible Death.
Cane far astern
Is not the water deep euongh to Dying Agonies of, a Man bilun by a
to the shore?" .Jiaotauog.
make a closer rti n
asked 'Ailiulant Culver, who was im-
patient to! get a gooil sight of land at
icr the three days' voyage
Samuel Lnarer a French peddler,
living at 211 West Lake street Chica
go, Illinois, died. i. Friday-' evening af-
"Orlaiinly' answereil the Cap- ter siiffering the agonies of hydropho-
tain, looking off to the South at'the bw of the most, pronouticctl type
signs of ail approaching storm
mm- "ir i o i . . . , e'
in running close to ine wipe au tuAt iaZre trave it no attention.
become in any way diabled, we might I Within the past! week, however, bis
.lrliu,! n tliA rocks and have left haid and arm-' commenced to
been wrecked. A good sailor when swell and on luesday. he complained
., i . t tt, i.- .ot a severe pain in lus siiouiuer.. ine
possible, stands out from the known h wliIe aitem)tin2 t0 drink a
danger, i - p-lass iof water, he was suddenly seia
When you sec a young man leaving eil with a terrible spasm, lasting many
the pure influences of the home circlP minutes. 1 hen thoroughljr alarraeii,
,,l ft,,A,Ulncr I.;, hours in olaces Luwte had Dr. Propeck called in
i ,.l.i:. kiln, ili air luiiu u wiw ucviuni HI hCC i me I'aiicui
0-.--0 - uhc,. the influence 0f anodynes. All
programme, amiougn ne may atiern)ta to administer medicines in
present only as a spectator, yet l liquid form proved futile, as at the
tremble for his safety, anil long to 1 first glance at them Isazare was ess
wririi himUo titand out from the dan- ed witli a siwsmj It became hecessary
therefore, to give them to him in the
hape of pills, i :
- . . ' a . a a
concemingthifl Remedy ." -r Wednesday night the sick man was
without woandtng the indulging in his occasional glass, ana takcn with a terrible convulsion. He
dellCaCj Of the WriteM. J i ; ' f.inatiil ipmnprnnPoLnamiail ami cnnrliJ nf atfarff nna in
Ygt we have hundreds I v.-.'v.-.vw ouaiibu onutivu
of uneh testimoniaU on neonle. I know that he is sailing close reached and the family were com
understood that we can ger.
ninriK1 latl tort iflnnt A. I ..t. t- . !
t ,.. w. v r. . vv ion i ee tne nioueraie'uniiKer
Suffering Woman.
honc'Swm along the1 rocks of intemperance, and pelled to call in the aid of ibur stroiig
... il men to hold him down in .the bed.
Ollt Irom the danger mnnintooiivnliona The jirm became
fin her time of trouble.
house tumble in ?M you will ask. , Of
course it yrill, if you get it warmer than !
just the cldnes at which water freezes;
but during the greater part of the year
it is so cold that the snow will not melt,
even when the Eskimo burn, fires in
their stone lamps i inside these, snow
houses ; so, . by closely regulating,., the
amount of the fire, i they can -just keep
the snow from melting. In short, it
must I always be cold enough in their
home to freeze. ' ' V
So you can see that the little Eskimo
cannot Hare such a very nice time, and
you can't see how: in the, world he can
be almost naked nearly all day long
when it is so cold. But such is the fact.
Yet, in1 spite of all this, the little fel
low' feally enjoys himself. He "gets
used to the cold and has great fun
frolicking around on the reindeer skins
and playing with his toys. And when
I have told you some other stories about
the cold these little folks can endure,
yon can! understand how they can en
joy themselves in the snow huts, or
igloos, as they call them, when it is on
ly a little colder than freezing.
A tj times the fire will get too "warm
In thB snpw-house, and then the ceiling
will commence melting, for you all
perhaps;! have learned at school that
when a room becomes warmea it is warm
er at the' ceiling and "cooler near the
floor. So with the hut of snow; it
commences melting at the top because
it is warmer there, and when two or
three drops of cold water have fallen
on the baby's bare shoulders, his father
or mother finds that it is getting too
warm, and cuts down the fire.
When the water commences drop
ping, the mother will often take a snow
entirely undet the snake's control.yet
J. naa no diSDosition vself or
xiaiance y -- oroitier,
call r for
thiuking the Snake hd escaped, pass
ed on, while I remained motionless
under this strange serpentine influ
ence. Alter thev had nrpdwl her-
baps one hundred varda. thev bbsef
ed that I was not with them.5 They
called me, but I did not answer, tho'
I heard their call. Thev then return
ed, found the snake, and compelled it
to take refuge under thefence. As
soon as the snaked' atfention was di-
.avvrl ; .t.fl II I I '- .
lyi icii Hum me ine spen was DroKen,
and I was myself once more. What
ever be the1 nature of this influence, it
is conducted through the medium of
I lie eye ; and when this communica
tion is once established it renders the
thinking, faculties '"inactive; and the
victim is powerless to resist it. What
this snake had in view I leave the
reader to surmise; but from that hour
I have been an unrelenting avenger
of snakes. F. E, JIammon, in Nashi
tUle Advocate. "
a vAn nhuaiAian titttv rpmHrLxl to I : tin r 'I ? I 1 0 aIlI a 1 . i
IWJ SSCSWiT Uhi; ,. ",,c"1 e ,..r ,..u. proner very nmjsii swollen ana t.,c marks ot ball from the floor, where it is eolder
ip'zt 'sxtrt ;!.rbxpt-K:
l.Sr ihih-oifH-If the rock, were en- ElS IwJ Lt
pectinz to be connnea i ase womeris bcuei, . it .i i i i .., .mv.
Wed with. this entreatr I will add that counterert, ana l pray mat tne scales
mind ! would wander and he would water just like a sponsre until it becomes
andnuick delivery
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Send for onr Treatise on "Health and Hap
pines of Woman." mailed free.
BuAtruLD Requlatob Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Tlic Language of Eyes
durln? a long obstetrical practice (44yeaw)f I may fau jVom the eyes of the tempted Uave like a madman. He allowed no full; and then she removes it and puts
BienriHuwuiii ' , .i.il . I I.... f: . .. .
so uiai iney may Bianu out irom me i oue 10 wan,. upon mm uui u iuiss on anotner as soon as it commences to
danger, j . Wolf, whose lather and lazure were dripjagain. Sometimes she will forget
t .1:1 f : vv...r to remove it, and when it gets soaked
was trying to give him some medicine. and TJ Wlth water and warm enough
A spasm seized him an.l ' without a to lose its freezing hold, down it comes!
It is said that very quiet eyes I moments warning he threw his arms perhaps; right on the baby's bare back,
which impress and embarrass one around her and attempted to bury his where it flattens out like a slushy pan
cake, -or into his face, as it once served
me. Frowi u Children of the Cold" by
Lieut. Frederick Schwatka. in St. Nicdt
olas for March.
, : IJow to say Bilter Things.
Tall oaks PROir, Little Acoiixs
Grow. "It is strange,' says Thack
eray in "The'v irginiahs, 'that in a
savagejbrest of Pennsylvania a young
Virginia omcer should fire a shot and
waken up a war which was to last for
60 years, which was to cover his own
country and pass into Europe, to cost
J? ranee her Amencan colonies to
sever ours from us and create the
great Western Republic to rage over
the Old World when extinguished in
the new, and, of all the myriads. en
gaged in the vast contest) to leave the
prize of the greatest tame with hi 01
who struck tne nrst blow.
"Jlough oit Rats' clears ont Rats, Alice, j
Sets.'. ;( ; '. ' ;.'.; tA':':-
enough on Corns' for Corns,' Bubions.
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"Rough on Coughs," troches, 15c: liquid
25c. - .; '
Fcr children, slow id development, nunv
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' "Rough on Dentist" Todth Powder. Try
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Nervous Weakness. B.vspepsia, Sexual
Debility curetl by "Wells' Health Renewer.
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Mother gwans Worm Syrup, tor feverish-
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Stinzins. irritation, all fKidney and Uri-
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1PDILL
"I'm going to get married'rsaid
he, as he placed a hand upon the
counter as a large as a Dutch cheese,
"audi want a wedding cake."
"It is customary," said the pretty
bakery girl, "nowadays to have the
materials of the cake harnioniza with
the calling of the bridegroom. For
have an' oak
a musician.
now. Ave
Send six cents postage, and
1 receive free, a costly1 box of
goods wblcn will Uelpyouto
(more money ngnt away man
anything else In this world. All, 61 either sex. suc
A Pfizei
.with Hi-Jr rnnnco crnSfv nnt. nlv eeu i er cnevK. jonunaieiy ne
ceea irora nrst nour. ine oroaa roau w lurtuoe , - , , , . - iinu uuv sutxccvi 111 uicaninj: 1.11c orviu,
opens Deiore tne wpreera,. apu'is wwuiamj .buic. osn-wiuuaaim, "' , f ... mnru rnvi. lflin1v Un soon
Aionce&aaress. tbuk s, uo., Augusta, Elaine, , , ,r 1
pmieiiij u sen cuuccii. j ns civitis: spasm he snapped and
Restless eyes that cannot look one snarled like a dog. '
TAPE W0nM.t
An eminent German scientist has recent
ly discovcred-from a root extract, an ab$o-
lute tpeeijic for Tape Worm
steiwlily iii the face denote a deceitful,
designing mind.
Eyeswhich.li.ave a yellowish tinge
and are streaked with reddish veins.
Sensational Tragredy
Cmmtry.
lu the
It is pleasant to take and is not d 1st ress-Tr, prove much strong: passion and hastv
Ing to the patient, but is peculiarly sfeken- t tp -
ing and stupefying to the Tape Worm, ie "iner
which loosens its holdbfjts victim -and Very blue eyes bespeak a mind in-
PTrn ar?Jal?nd7Tni clined tolcoquetry.
entirely whole, with Plead, and. while '.still - - 1 J
alive, i Grey eyes signify dignity, intelli-
Oophysician has used this specific in Mnce. and excellent rnmnT f-
O J T " " -
cullies. J' '
Green; eyes, falsetiood atid fond
ness for scaudah A malicious mind
is often indicated by greenish eyes.
Black Teyej show a passionate,
teFU ASK .ALL" lively temperament, and ofttimes a
Interested in Hides, Furs, Wool, Roots, niost deceitful disposition.
Feathers, Beeswax, Butter,; Cheese, Eggs, Browri eyes are- generally tender
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py disposition.
The Tragedian Booth nntl
i Lord's Prayer.
the
Are yon failing, try Weils HBitrn Eh
' j nrraa, a pure, clean, wholesome
M
For BrBlnJ KTTLMnmu1i-T.ivM
tng An Cncquaiud Inriconmt. Curt
Headache, Fever, Ague, Chills,-
DEBILITY & WEAKNESS.
Nice to take, true merit, unaqucled for
wnriu LlVtH una Niant
1 m
1 1 J
I Malaria, Leanness, Sexual Decline!
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I Ea. w nxs, Jewey City, K U. a A. tj
i..,--r,:,r",7, 1
UChu-PprhrTl !
Buchu-Paiba
Ttwrt aho Cnros of Catarrh of the
neyi aiid UMcr, Stone or drivel Lis
tl9 Prustato Glani, lropsleal
FweUln rv Fenia JMscaer-ji, Incontin
race of UrfiM, all Disescs oi the Genito
urinary Ornm ia either sex. For Un
bfalt!iy rr Unnaral Iisc!iartres ue
T t lerr." ich $1.
hereditary taftrt, cys ; Tenia's Octstltu
twa Bitter Fttto. f1.r-0 t h k
Chapin'a Pyr.hflidflLPilIjt. CZ00; asdCha.
ptas SyplulitJe Sats ft.OO. ft bottles
c.Tnip.i ty Express aa
EL 8. Vexl Jersey Citv. N.J.P H
A PRIZE'
Mlllcndrian.
friend tells us an anecdote of
Booth, tlie tragedian, which vfg do
ot recollect having seen in prinl:
Booth land several friends had been
invited to dine with an old gentle
man in Baltimore, of distinguished
kindnessjj urbanity and pigty. The
host, though disapproving of theatres
and theatre-going, had heard so much
, of Booth's remarkable powers that
djiaiosilyjto see the man hacl in this
instance, overcome all scruples and
prejudices. After tho entertainment
was oyer, lamps lighted, and the
company reseated in the drawing
room, some one requested Booth, as a
particular favor, and one which all
present would doubtless appreciate, to
read aloud the Lord's prayer. Booth
expressed his .willingness to thi, and
all eyes were turned expectantly upon
uiui. jLwoiii rose siowiy and rever
ently from his chair. It was won.
derful toi watch the play of emotions
tll'lf innunT.ml Kin Tt
.. wiiiuiocu ma- uuuiiieuauce. xie
becatne j deathly pale, and his eves.
turned jtrembluii? unwanl. worn wot
with tears. Autl yet he had not
spoken. (The silence could be felt. It
lccauie absolutely paiuful. til at -'laat
the spell was broken, as if by an
electric shock, as. his rich-toued voice
irora white lips, syllabled forth
"Our Father, who art in heaven,"
etc., witli a pathos and solemnity that
"""'r4 ! au nearer?, tie finished,
lhesiieuce coutintied. Not a voiro
was heard or muscle moved in i,;.
rapt audience, till from a remote cor-
u u F"e room a subdued sob was
heard, and the old gentleman, their
host, stepped forward with streaming
oriM ami . t' - O
if v" J 'uucriDS Jrame, and seized
uoiu uy me Hand.. , .;
?'r,i i1 e, in broken accents,
Tfiis is the way in which Mr. Robert
A report of a sensational tra-edv Burflet the gonial humorist, crushes
iir Stall ly county, is brought to us his jourpaiistic euemies:
this week by ttio Wadesboro Intel li- tel1 ott ,,ow 1 writo menn let"
gencer. An Irish peddler called at a ier8iani1 ouier eu,lonuIS' &1,UU-
house occupied by two lone women, times, when a roan; has pitched into me
last Tuesday evening, and asked for "'d cut me up rouh, aud I want to pul-
lodging during the night. They were vcr,Be j,imJ wcar ,,is Sry scalp at my
afraid of him and refused his request, fiddle, aud hang his hide on my fence, I
but at his solicitation they finally write the letter or editorial that s to do
consented to lock him up in a closet tl, business. I write something that will
to remain during the night. About drive sleep from his eyes and peace from
twelve o'clock, the ladies were waked I"8 soul-for six weeks. Oh, I do hold him
by a negro m their room, who cau- ver a slow tire and roast him ! Gall and
tinned them to keep quiet and to de- aquafortis drip from my blistering pen.
liver to hira their money. One of the "'en I don't mail the letter and 1 don't
ladies realizing the desperate situation Pi"t tho editorial. There's always jden-
told him she would gct4he inonev for fy "f time to flay a man. The vilest
t . .... ... ...
nim anu turned to tne room wherein criminal is entitled to a little reprieve. I
was lodged the peddler. The Irish- put tho manuscript away in a drawer,
man, who had overheard the conver- Next dy I look at it. The ink is cold.
sation, had ouiellv arisen, dresspd II read it over and sav: I don't know
As f
hiirself and stood in readiness. The about this. There is a ood deal of
negro was in the act of laying. violent bludgeon and bowiekuil'e journalism in
hands on the lady when she unbar- that. I?ll hold it over a dav 'longer. The
ret) -the door and out stepped the Ir- next day I read it aaiu, I laugh, aud
lauuiau wiiu ma jmsioi iu uis iiaiiu. say, Jrsiiaw I anu l can feel my cheeks
At the sight of: this sudden and un-Ltttina a little hot. The fact is. I am
expected apparition, the negro fell ashamed I ever wrote it, and hope that
back aghast, but not in time to escape nobody has seen it, and I have hajf foi
the bullet from the Irishman's pistol, gotten the article or letter that filled my
i.uuiijjii ma Mean, x ne soul with rage. 1 haven't been hurt, I
negro fell With a groan and died al- haven't; hurt anybody, aud the world
most instantly. coe(j nvut aion2 niakinz twentv-four
On exaiUlUatlOll the WOuld-be rob- l,ula a! dnv as usual, nn.l Inm nil th
ber and murderer proved not to be a happier. Try it my boy. ,
negro at all, but a white man one of
nearest neighbors, who -V t . ,
;-...ci i.:..ir 4 . .i.J More About Snake Cbarmingr.
cake, for a man who has no cal 1 intr
and lives upon hi3 friends the sponge
cake, for a newspaper paragrapher,
spice cake, and sO on ; what is your
calling, please?"
"I'm a pugilist."
"Then you want pound cake."
Boston Courier,
InltAl
nit; iuuiC9
had thus disguised himself for the
purpose-ofj committing a dastardly
crime and having it accredited to some
unknown negro. Char. Ob.
Eskimo Baby-Life.
i -m . n WLCii la.
Send six cents for jEfoRtJim I VOU haVe nflhnUd n,n n ,.i . '
wninn ti nintAn amaU . i wa uj v iiuiiih rmnra iiIm ..:ii - r
rr1irht 7w.-".Vi' ",,'rT."on-1 . . "w iiic will ieei
ol ruher.Tr n'V'T "2V1- A I grateiui, l am an old n.n,V. .i
jj , 1 ; ve . i I'lwui . time, a tiirtnir ii ,:i . i.-.i
I saw in the department of "Natu
ral History" of the Advocate a com
munication from Rev. Wm. H. Meth
eny, of the Arkansas Conference, re
citing an instance of what is known
as snake charming, and, as if incred-
When a babv Eskimo s mother makes uloiis lis to whether the snake liosses-
the hood for her reindeer suit, she ses power, asks for iufotmalion
stretches it into a long sack or bag,that on theful 1 edk fmfxl"
j 1 u v j j it euce when I say the snake has this
nangs down behind, and is supported 1 ; T mi i i . .
v v u ii ii-i ""rt11 power. I will here relate an instance
by her shoulders; and this bag of rein- in mv hwn lift, in which this eharm-
deer skin is his cradle and home, where power was exerted over me. It oc-
ne lives until ne knows how to walk, curreujat ray home in Virginia when
when he gets his own first suit of perliaw ten years of age; and though
clothing, i I have since grown to manhood, I
This, however, U while the baby Eski- 8 rff?lect te event as distinctly as
mois out-oWoors, or his mother is ' YV nVe '6' f
. , V., iJ U1U1,UC1 a bright;niorning m early summer I
makmga social visit. When at his mld; wwh mv iUr niti.
own home, in order not to trouble his brothers in a body of timber behind a
uwurci. niuw sue 13 sewing or cooiong neia wnicn extended some distance up
or doing such bther work, the little ba a mountain .side. We accidentally
by is allowed! to roll around, almost came upon a large black snake bask-
without clothing, among the reindeer IUS 10 il,le-SUS,,,I C- e aonce pre-
skinsthatmaketherwhereitamnsesP;aI!t, FMlcK l,,e freP"lp a
itself with anything it can lay hano br(thW and darted down the hill-
on, irom a natcnet to a snow-stick. aide id within few feet of where I
Yon doubtless think little Boreas was standing. Stunning suddenly it
should have a nice time roUms around threat lup its head, and its eye, catch-
to his heart 8 content on the soft, warm in m,Ile held rae spell-bound. 1 lie
reindeer skins; but when I tell you A'"3 snake seemeti greauy exciieu. au
more about his little home, yon may f3 Pasneu like dui.s oi ore, caug
i. .i . , i . a ing at intervals to beads of green. Iu-
not then- think so. For huinter Jfr bein2 frightened I was in-
nome s pu u oj snoic. ... y j teriselv icmat1. I lost all mv pow-
'Butyrcnt the snow loelt and the ' crbf volition. I realized that I was
Since life insurance companies were
introduced into this country in 1812
the companies have handled nearly
815,000,000,000 of the money of the
policy holders, whiie the net losses
bv the failed companies have been
$"25,000,000, or one-sixth of 1 per
cent. Up to date policy holders have
paid to companies in the aggregate
81,282,563,000. The companies have
paid in death losses, endowments and
dividends 900,000,060. Their pres
ent assets are nearly $5p0,000,000.
What the companies have jmid out,
with their present assets, -exceeds the
amount received frouK policy holders
by $138,084,161.
The brilliant meteor seen in the
heavens Thursday night last was a
monster aerolite, which is reported to
have struck the earth in the toot-hills
about six miles east of Cliico. It is
described as prismating in form, over
thirty feet in length and about two
ftet through. After it struck it cut
u gutter through the hard lava rock
tor a distance of two hundred feet be
fore it rested. The metal somewhat
resembles copper in color, but is so
hard that a finely tempered cold
chisel will not mark or scratch if.
A gullible youth who mailed a
lollar to a lottery concern recently
received it in a letter from the Dead
Letter Office, on which was indorsed
in i'ostuiasler uenerai Uitsnaiu s
hand writing: "Young man, the ad
vice of the Postoffiee is, if you earn
your money, keep it.
PROTECT YOUR FROIT TREES!
IMPROVE AND SAVE TOUB PBUK
From the Wasting Rataoss of the Cuk cuo and
other destrucU e insocis. by using
C. W. Wwtbroak' Stf Insscllcidc "Yictory,"
The great Specinc Remedy for the Cureulio, Codlltg
Motu, Borer, uaQKer worm, b.ock Apuaues, wooiy
Aphis, &c. This remedy is No HL MBUO. It Pre
vents the fru t from Dropping Off, Kottlug, Becom
ing Knotty, Wormy, &c. HaUsIactlon guaranteed If
the directions are foltowea. if the "VICTOR V
fails henetlt the trees and lmorove the fruit of aU
sorts and classes the money will be refunded, i
l'rlce $i per lw lbs. under 25 pounds, 10 cents per
pound, r xxu. airecuons uu eacu pacsage or oag.
Send for descriptive clrcuiars. IjocoI mnar'rravtl ug
AffsnU Watni. liberal commissions allowed. "'An
ounce of preventative Is better than a pound of
cure." Use the -Victory" la April broadcast under
t he trees, find you will destroy a great army of In
sects and save your fruit and protect your trees.
Nothing hurtful in the formula, but quite beneficial
to the trees, vines, plants anl vegetation. I
Address W. C. WEaTBROOKi
Late of Wllsop Nurseries, Wilson, N. C.
wy-FOR SALE at f NNISS' Drugstore,
Salisbury. Ni C.
82:3w
MIX Li STONES.
11 L' UNDERSIGNED has booght the well
III-"" known ROWAN COUNTY JlILL
I STONE QUARRY of K. E. PhUUps, deceased,
1 and will conUnue to supply the pubMc de-
I mand for Mill stones from this celebrated
JL grit so well known throughout this country
for Its superiority for 1 111 Stones. Granite blocks
for Ornamental purposes. Monuments, c., 4c;, can
also be had at this quarry. Address,
J. T. WYATT, Salisbury, C.
" EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notiee is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate of Jetute
Sechler, deed., to present the aroe to the
ncderftigned on or before the 2()th dav of
March, 1880; aud all persons indebted to
the estate of said dee d are notified to call
on ns and pay the name vithont delay.
B. C. SKCnLEe, ) Ex'm f Jesse
A. W. Sechler, I Sechler, dccM.
March lIHli, J 333, 22:C.;pd.
25 YEARS IN USE.
The Greatest Uedical Triumpa Of Gi8 Age!
SYMPTOMS tOF A
TORPID yiVER.
Iiosa of appetite. DoTrclseoativc, Fain tn
tho bead, with a doll eensation la tho
bach part; Pafn under tho khonldcr
blade, Falbaeas after eatlre, wltH a die
inclination to exertion of body rr mled,
Irritability of temper, I-pw spirits, xrii'a
ofoelicff of hnTlasncslcctcd Botnednty,
Wearineas, Dlxzineas, Flntterlnz tt tho
Heart. Dots befcrotho f yes. Headache
orer the risbt eye. Restlessness, with
Ctfal ilrearaa, Ilishly colored Urine, and
COWSTIPATSOW.
VLTT'S are especially adapted
to such cases, ono doao effects eudi a
change of fecJ iupr ft-- to sistohlsli the sua t rcr.
They Increase tho A ppetitc.atdc auce tbr
body to Take on FleIi, J..:i iho tcra I
nourished, r.rd byihi.irPoiiio Aclisii cn
the Uigesti re Oreans,nffriilar Stools ora
TUTT'S Hill ffl&
Goat Hatr or Vuiskes8 changed to a
Glosst Black by a sinRto nrpllcc-tion cf
this Dte. It imparts a natural color, cctn
instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, cr
sent by express on rcccintof 61.
Office, 44 Murray St-. Ww v-r
vcare. mv mni;- ia ncr tit, L
. a li. ior Qi. . 'c to j
her l,ed Severn ?. ,,n(1 n eo5?W
several month
remedies. Within ;.::!,slr1 H the w
encimr B. K n t . u m 2
relief. , She his 1, .7 Ted ta:W-
and ia UJ,nienced I...: Vt
hasl.eninthr-e
tin!, der!aidlmmenPrmelt,J
Jacksonville. L. , ' D. J
K1DNRY
IROmu.
But veara ri- i
soflercx from a'tonWesome tn
plaint, for the roliof f : . Vni
over 250 without; bewfit tL M1
so-called remedies proving r..;."'
u . . - "iiurp : . i i-
usc oi one sinie OottlebfB li n p'
marveloas, giving more relitinr,1
treatment comlMued. It i i i01'
while others, iFtlicv cure t A
distant future. : ""'"cth,
C. II. Roberts, Atlanta Water '
Dr. L. A. Hnilif! nf A 1 .. l
- st .....nn. no o. J
nrge nursery andfyineyard: lias a lajl J 1
ilacc who was cuNd of a stnlvl L
Scrofula, with on single bottle of K f jf
Write to him about the case. ''M
Frank Joscpli, 45 Jones street, MhJ
season who had a slouch in-VAriV
ulcer of the nerk(nd had lost Ms )ij.r
and eyeeight, finding no relief. One;
of Bj 1$. B. healcdi thirulcer, eradicate
posion from his blood, restored I bis eTesliu'
and placed him oh the road to health
A book filled with wonderful proof fmii
the very best clas of citiwns, and re!
racndations from the lendii r DnifTr,"
of Atlanta, mailed free to anv address,
B. B. only a year bid and is working vot
ders. Lare bottle tl or sifnr t re
price,
Druggists.
x pressed on rereint
Atlanta,GV.
- ostiva ttj
Sick llesdstk-J
t hronlc Dir
rlxea, JauiuUc !
luipurlty (if :
rangementof lircr, UoTeiii -nJEldac,
STMPTOSrS OF A IISKSEO LltnL '
Bad Breath: 1'ain In thr- ,U
pain is felt under ihe ShouUIer-bUJc, misuVcifcr
Khcuntatism ; general los cf appetite; Bocs !
gencrauy costive; umetimci alternating with lu
the heai is troubled with pt.m. is dull and; barf i
with considerable loss f memory, accompwaoi i
with apainfulsensntiinof cav;n,;iih Kintiorobit '
which ought te hive betn dune; a ighCdr ftt-'
and flushed (ace is sometimes ar. atteodaai, &
mistaken for consumption; the patient conpiaiw :,
of weariness and debility ; nervous, easily. sunlek
feet cold or burning, srirnetiines a prickly semi !
vi iuc wun exists; pirus are low and (Jclpogdea
and, although satisfied that exercise .would be ta.
a nciai. yi
try it in fact, distrusts cverv rcmei'v
of the above iymptoins attend t'ie ilisease.WtiMt"
To the needs of the tourist, commercial
traveler and new settler,. Hostetter's Stom
ach Bitters is peculiarly adapted, since U
strengthens the digestive organs, and
braces the physical energies to nnnealth
ful influences. It removes and prevent
malarial fever, constipation, dyspepsiaJi
healthfully stimulates the kidneys and
bladder, and enriches as well as irarifitl
the blood. When overcome by fatigue,
whether mental or physical, the wears
and debilitated find it a reliable sonrce et
renewed 'strength and comfort. For sale
by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
prophyUctig
FLUID.
A Household Article for Universal
Family Ls.
9
Eradicates
HALABIA.
"Bor Scarlet and
Typhoid Ferers,
Diphtheria, Sali
vation, Ulcerated
SoreThroat, Small
Pok, Measles, and
UContagiasvDiseaiies. persons waiting on
the Sick should use it freely. Scarlet Fever has
never betn known to spread Where the Fluid was
'used. Yellow Fever has been fsured with it after
black vomit had taken place. The wort
cases of Diphtheria yield to it. :
FeverctlandStekPer-1 SMAIX-FOX
and
PITTING of Small
Poi PREVENTED
Afnember of my fam
ily was taken with
! Small-pox. I used the
j Fluid ; the patient was
j not delirious, was not
pitted, and was about
the bouse again in three
j weefcs, and Do others
I had? it. -J. W. Park
I ins?n, Philadelphia.
sons refreshed and
Bed Sores prevent
ed by bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
Impure Air - made
harmless arj purified.
For Sore Throat It is a
sure cure. A
Contagion ' destroyed.
For Fronted Feet,
Chilblains, Piles,
Chafing, etc.
Rheumatism cured.
t Soft White Complex
ions secured ty its use.
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the ltreath.
Cleanse the Teeth,
it can't be surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured. . :
Erysipelas cured.
Iturns relieved instantly.
Scars prevented.
inrsentery cm-ea. ,ucesSfn.fy in u,e ucar
Wounds healed rapidly. meA of D.phtheria.
acanry curca.
An Antidote for Anitrnl
fir Vepetahde Poisons.
Stings, etc. i Teter dried up.
I used the Fluid during Ctiplera prevented.
our present agliction with ? ciders punuedand
DipHtieria
Prevented.
the physicians here
user Darbys Fluid verv
A. 9TOLLKNWBKCK.
I Greensboro, Ala.
ficial, yet one can hardly sumnion "up foniluclttt
try it m iac
of the above i
have occurred when but ( w of ihcm eird. tct
examination after death has shown the Lhcrii -
have been extensively deranged. .
It should be used by all persons, old ij
young, whenever arty of the abbr
. symptoms appear.
Persons Traveling or Living ia Cs 1
healthy Localities, by taking a dmeoccuu '
ally to keeD the Ljver in healthy aenmi. Ml inrf
all Malaria, Uitious nttnt-ks, Dinioca, Nm j
sea, Drowsiness,- Depression t.f Spirits, e. I I
will invigorate like a glass of wine, but bast. '
toxicating beverage. . : ;
If Tou havl eaten nnytlitnr hard tt '
rMgestion, or fcH "heavy after mea:t. or lees .
less at night, take a dose and you will be elievcoV- j
.'1 'i
Time and Doctors' Ttllls will b tarts'
by always keeping the Krgalator ;'
In the House! - U j; i j,
?or, whatever the ailment may br. thmwUf .,
safe purgative, alterative and tonic ta
never be out of place. The rtmely is hsrmira
and does not interfere with busiacMsr: !
. pleasure. ., j:
IT TS PU31ELY VEOETABLK. "" j j
i And has all the power and efficacy of Oki'
Quinine, without any of the injurious aiterrS.! j;
- A Governor's Testimony. ; 1.
Simmons Liver Kegulator has been is u IS bt; i
family ibr some time, and I m sauiM ' '
valuable addition to tne meilical science. j'
J. Gill Shortfk, Govenwafskt .
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, of C. '
, says: Have derived some benefit from tfesK"; ;
Simmons Liver Regulator, aud wish to prM; -further
trial. j
"The only Tiling that never TM
Relieve." 1 have used many remedies l Dfv
pepsia, Lrver Affection and f)etjlity, tnl
nave found anytKin to benefit me to theriK
iimmons laver Regulator has, I sent fn Mij .
nesota to Georgia; for it, and would send (unjg
such a medicine, and would adviell"w4os
: ilarly affected to give It. a trial as it secra the oaf ?
thing that never fails to reli-e . ' , i
- P. M. JanneV, Minneapolil, W:
Dr. T. TV. Mason -says : From actual .
perienc in the usejif Simmons Liver RfgJatws
toy practice I have l-een and a.-n sastii
and prescribe it as a purgative medicine.
STsA.e only the Gennlne, whick W,
has on the Wrapper the red Z Trade-Ms ;
and Signature of J. II. ZF.ILI.V Ctt
FOR SAT.FSpY ALL MVGCmS
Tie Vallej Mnfoal Life
OF VIRC1NIA. .
nOM-E OKFIt li, SI AIMON-U.r
The Cbcapest, Safest, and Most KelibleUf ,
surance now orreredtlie public is found la UO
ley futual, which enables you to carry a i
p licy at an actual avera?e cost of lM Pf M II
For further Information, call on or addr jj
J. V. MCKENZIE. AfWt U
May 20, 1883.1 -f SAUSBnr.5& :
a week
solutely
at home. outOt Irf- j i
r sure. No risk. fI? !
quired, header. If j on wdi j- j
at which persons of either j i
or olrtj can make rreat pay all the tii' "jw i j
wnnaosoiute certainty, write mr p'" tai'
U . 11 LLL 1 I. CL V.O., . -
S66
U;ly
4
VecetabiePUI
- i i
Em
Scarlet Fever ' with .de
cided advantage. It is
indispensable: to the sick
room. -1Wst, F. . Sand
foed. Eyrie, Ala.
Scarlet Pever
LVl H I H I I II 111 l M I I
hfcaled
In bases of Death it
should be used about
tie corpse it will
prevent any unpleaf
ant smell.
The eminent Phy.
slcUn, J. MARION
HIMS, BL New
York, says: "I am
convinced Prof. Darbys
PnSphyUcac Flnid is
valiiaUe disinfectant."
FanderbBt Unirerslty, ashvflle, Tenn,
1 testify to the most excellent miaiitu. r or
. i . 7 '.mmv in m na .
iiarbys rrpnylactic t luid. As a disinfectant
detergent it is both theoretically and practicalhr
superior to any preparation with whic&J am ae
quainted -N. 1. Lurro. Prf. Chemistry
Darbys nald is Rectfrnmended b7
Hon. Alsxandes H. StbHikks nf cArA!?. .
Rev. Gech F. Pierce, u,, M q.'
KfccShK T?r HOME.
Perfectly harmless. Usd internally or
'"TT for ilanfor lieast. 1
The Flu, ha .CIZ".0
,ve abaBia.td;Vh"'",.,"!e,,
here ctumed. Jor r'r VlJ'
Ul. . m-n your
Wrichts Indian
FOB TUB
And alt Bilious Compta
Sale to take, being purely ! 1
ing. Price 23 ets. Aliuruwisa.
5sr7.f -Aty- " -AAn
So ntSB wm die of ';,r.AvA.'
VER. If rout' I'nw.ipr art- ' - ' lioaCT1?
Fonts-. fwrter.wil).re .int fAr" r"S '
- Fit Powder wilt tr.T-r crr
arTd rresm twenn j r f 'Rf- " ;
fontE-s Powders w;11nr r 1 sW-w-
Forte's Powhrits wftx " aV" ".
Sold everywhere. preprtf' -
JSLl 1
i 7 t' WJ
LMD kM MILL Wm
TrTo lrttv nn.l tirnis r--... H
rartieular,taldrer callnnEltlG.
-. y w proprietor,
.J. II. ZEILIN Ift CO..
Manufacturing Cheats, i'Hl LAPEL PHIA.
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