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t " -"L ' . ... ' ... - " ' ', - .. - - ! THE WILSON ADVANCE: MARCH 12, 1896. , ri C M K OF THEM ? A 'Sh'a . . t i - i . . .!- I New Wrinkl" fur Sm .leers I I VVct it f( or you a$ked WHAT A AWFUf. SET wE ARE.'" ' h . . IJn-nn. ' cav! that--'. . 1 'fill ' A' ' - , j j- ' yih : v.nJn;nW; the store man who had justjsokl 111 :t the Island, and a bi iarwood pipe. ilooo f the soldiers m;s-inyf an , (r 0! course; Veyler u1' . ....... t!, ,. ihev nave been i.1 ICU wetting Tier i ji-d or taken prisoners ; 1 'Ye es," said the customer, hand- . i t i mr the pipe over, 4 but, sav. that's a What;s trie idea . of new on? on mej 1 , ,i vhii.n ut aff urs m lu - fj . v. w K . ... a- " ; r.u , ,Mkiirrr troOOS . .t&OUS . I . . 1 I ' Mi:- ,. I ot ,thm ?' i lie ba Have; al h the ;swanins r;l(Ah--rornt-inur-ents lets: aie surrounded vic-bul-and The cigrirj store man bv this time had the pipe under the water taucet arid was driving water t brought it at a great rate. I learned th; f icturef. This briar it fro m a ;pjp rrianu first wetting makes a lony as it ' -I- MHsiMiers in the hands of P .a to tn rhe.stateme Gen?ra Incrtbatmor ';j.,t at once. .uA.Hmtt ol men may oe eAijeeieu l..n.'V c 1 . pipe lastj twice as would otherwise. The reason is! that the wood is very dry. This ; pie here his been in the store six months ay be a year. It was very f'rv ' i i-i i t, and ot course it s ell, it stands to reason uh; e tliousanus imvc uc . t y ' , i m .-nnrpn ramns aim i , . . i ' when we got tmb:i bV correct. ; I . - : I'll 1V- HV T WW: . 1 ... ; A-r&fhtfn with' ?iv- ' i j and before Ions About all that has been do: Ithehome viuvv.iiw.v..., . lnrincT cf th war has been to e bv 2 Te be. send sexhausted'.what vvill Spain dc thee? When 15 .ooo.troups yan;ciitsap;?e;ir iis Wcvk-r says, 'and no account pan be ,;vrn t tbrm, what's the: use ol re " t;.v-, ih- draks? Norfblk-Vir-in- water After i ....... . : taoka ;'Itrct ol! r.r- in t h t cipuie U Great X'ciK-z'uelea pjears -ii t'aim to the territory i - iiiiiti-aiioa is ; f mr.ded mainly upon ;h; isnircnioriiil :possesibn j of the country by the Duch. .. The Vcnezu- elan contention, on tne .contrary; is the pipe will char quickly and j once it begins it burns through in a ' short time. Now a ood soaking like I'm giving this pipe dampens the wood. The wood absorbs a great deal of and it won't burn so easilv. lour . pi'pefuls of tobacco have been smoked there is very little dan- ger of the pipe burning, except the moment' it is! being lighted. Always i remember to light youritobacco knd not your pipe.f' . : I i ne cigar store man let tne; pipe soak ior four c-r .ft ve fn irutesv vvjped.i't nut arid handed it to the customer .!.-.- - i ; U. S. Tobacco Journal Senor Canovoras, ot Spain,, who paid a flying visit t this country hot a great while , ago, has-been telling his countrymen some wonderful tales ol the people ot the United States. He says, for instance, that! "the Yan kee's skull is similar to that of the red Iudian. Society goes on with no other ideal than dollars, without a thought of representing anything in the history of the world. The poli tics and administration there are the most immoral in the world to such an extent that people do not care to sit next to the politicians at banquets. It is a country without religion, with out family, without ideals, and will collapse the day its material prosper ity is imperrilled." ; O f course we are very wild and un tamed people, we are, with no relig ion nor honest purposes in" life, but all the same we are going to help Cu ba at the earliest opportunity, and it may be that a knowledge of this fact is the cause of the bad impressions which this Spaniard has of us. Nor folk Virginian. r Ibased upon the alleged principle of riroriil inot be beriKttiOial . la- v that the. U 'hts of so tt.i'tin States can pDrachtdh'v t.'r'esci'i;xi(ri ; and- .th:s .vtais to have been su lieu ovecrciariv 3noned Oi'i .v in. his famous let ter. however is not leading' jaws of ICH RED BLOOD is the foun dation of jiood health. That is whv Iloodfs Sarsajparilla, the One True Blood Purifier, giv.es HEALTH. '!'(! Old ll;ty t'nirtil'Ul. Nelw York will not eijoy the spec bf Cotifederate and Union vet- marching on Broadway in the uniforms which they wore in the' days ol civil war. . 1 We think Cocujderate veterans will spend no in mourning over Commander -' LITE RAjY NOT KS. - During these months oi extraordi nary unrest in foreign politics, the Reivew of Reviev s devotes its atten tion in a large measure to internation al affairs. Its editcrial department dis cusses matters in South Africa, jthe attitude of the grbat European pow ers, and the most recent phases of the movement amongf the nations for the arbitration of disnutes : the March number also contains a most timely article on "Th Government of France and Recent Cabnges," by ,Baron Pierre dp Coubeetin ; "A View of Canadiar Affairs," byj. -W. Russell, -and a character sketch iof "Cecil Rhodes, olf Africa," by W. T. Stead. It can hardly be said that the Review of Reviews is narrowly pro vincial in its outlook on men and events. lip ytrom, Journal of JSedidnf Trof. T7. IL.T'eeSe, who makes a specialty ot ' Epilepsy has withcat doubt treated and cur ed more cases than any living1 Physician ; hfe success is astonishing.' We have heard of case Of so years' standing enrea him. Ho publishes valuable ' work on this dis ease, which, he sends He of his absblnte enre, free to any sufferers who may send their P. O. and Express address. We advise ariv one wishing- a euro to address rof.W. E. fEESE, 7. P., 4 CedarSt., HswTork 1 1A. M w V'Sw W Gaps Fear and Yadkin Valley Ry. 1 John Gill," Receiver. i i CONDENSED SCHEDULE ' In effect Dec. S.1S95. NORTH BOUND. tacie erans ortifd D V- W h e; it on ; the Aaierican.aiitliority on the iticect. nations showsUhat r "' it uninterrupted posftesion of terri: jtory by onei-Siate excludes the claim f every ether in the same manner as h the law of Nature and the; munici pal law oi every civiirzed nation a sim- '4 possession-(of property) By an in- 'idu;il excludes the claim of every ther person to the article of proper- y in question- ; f Whether n implied contract or as positive' law nation? are equally bound by it, and none can safelv disre- 3rd it without impugning its own ti iet0 its p6seseions. j.' k the uninterruDted- Dutch occu- ptiori of the diverted territorv uo to Stains! can be established by ' his- evidence Great Britian's claim to courry wi'l be as unimpeachable Ms our qvvnTiLh:- to Vireinia or Mas- -Pniladelphia Rlccrd. time Walkers repudiation of their uniform and. their cause. They understand weil enough libw the "rebel bnga dier" is still a potent factor in certain Republican ceritres ; how the old slouch hat and the tattered arav coat .- - j "' - ' ' can be made to do -service firin the hearts ol those who were "invis- lble in-war and invincible in peace." They are perfectly Willing that the Grand Commander should bring out the stuffed figure of the "rebel traf- ' .' ;. . ... -f ' tor" at regular intervals and demolish it in public for the purpose of mak ing the party, sol id. and helping along the movement for increased pensions. Nobody is hurt by the operation, and the whole performance reflects .only upon the common sense and the pa triotism of ''men who j are willing to perpetuate the animosiities of the war. Baltimore Sun. ? All 1 j' "'ureases Of .1 hp cl-;,-, nnmA " ori;!;t-.)l 25 cents at Har-rav and by John- perfdmed - and Two cakes in each y'. U . I in:.. .1- . . -I" ,. .KllVfl1 111 I 111 4- I w I. "'ca nave become Udd- first rnK .Uo , run ne a sftoth and then remove all es, A Riin iwy. On Tuesday last no little . excite ment was caused by one of Mr: . Os car Farmer's horses running away. Ed Hawkins, who has charge of the livery stables, went down to Mr. Far mer's house on some business, drove up to the gate and, without hitching - the horse, vyent in. While he was gone the horse became frightened at something on .the street and began to ru ii. Of course he was away and coming at a "2:40 lick" uptown be lore Hawkins knew what had hap pened. Perhapsithis particular horse had been to John Spark's Circus Sat urday ahd wanted to show the people oi 'Wilson that they had among them a horse that was equal to any he had in the way of acrobatic work any way he made for Davis' cotton . yard and tried his hand jumping over bales of cotton before deciding which route he would take. Then be came down Barnes street and as some one tried to head him oft he made a dash into the open doors of Mr: Farmer's sta bles. The result was a pair of brok en shafts and a badly frightened horse. . Your eyes don't neglect them, See the Specialist from Philadelphia. 40 years experience. Finest of - . ; 1 . spectacles and loiw prices. No charge tor testing the eyes. Don't miss this I Arrive Mt chance. Dr. C. C. Chields, Optician Now at Mrs. J. L Manning's Golds boro Street. Leave iV'ilrnington ...... Arrive Fayletteville. . . . ...... Leave Fayjetteyille-. Leave Fayfetteville Junction. Leave Sadford. . . . . ... Leave Climax. . . .... ... . Arrive Greensboro. . . . ... Leave Greensboro. . . ...... Leave Stokesdale'. ......... Arrive Wall nut Cove 7. nut Cove. .. . Leave Va Leave Rural Hall Airy ' If the Democratic party is defeated in North Carolina this year, its defeat will lie at the dciof of those Domocrats 1 who for hope . o office,. are plotting to fuse with the Pbpuhsts. . A straight fight with a straight Democratic ticket on a straight Democratic platform, can and will vvint Any other soft of a-fight with aay other sort of ticket on any other scirt of platform, will bring defeat anc seal the doom of the Democratic party in North Qaro lina. , All our life long-we have loyally and zealously supported the Demo SOU Leave Mt. Leave Rural Hall . ... Arrive'Walnut Cove. Leave Wa! TH BOUND. Aity il Ha nutC lnut Cove. Leave Stctkesdale . .......... Aariye G reensboro . . ... . . . Leave Greensboro. Leave Ch nax Leave Sanford . ..... . . ... Arrive Fayetteville Tunction. Arrive Favetteville; , ... .. Leave Fayetteville. ..... ... . Arrive - Wilmington.'", i "'.. . . . No 2 DAILY. 7.25 a m 10.55 " io-55 10 57 1219pm 2-25 2,56 3 05 3-59 4-3 4.38 5- ?7 6- 45 1 No 1 DAILY. NO Leave Re Leave Hci 9 35 a m 11.05 .! 11,35" 11 -45 1 1212 p m 12.58 44 r-03 1.32 3- 19 4- 30 4.33 4-45 7-55 LTH ROUND. Leave Bepnettsville, Arrive Maxton. . Leave Maxton..... d Springs . pe Mills, Arrive Fajyetteville. , 1 t 4 1 SOUTH BOUND. No 4 DAILY S.25 a m 9 23 'V 9.29 9- 55 10- 35 10.52 T r .1 ,1 . VL'V iiv.nv.1, uTv,.i ovkcihwvvhj jjiai ' ATTlVe Leave Fayetteville. Leave Hope Mills. forms that were bitter doses and often voting for men not speak, and PutThm Up. Our city fathers havi had the wells in front of the Cash Racket and Wootten & Stevens filled up, but we see no signs of the fountain which has been lying in the streets for a long while The Warm Summer months will soon be here and we should have at least one fountain on that block; at which . our dumb animals could quench their thirst. Let us have it up as soon as possible- - to whom wre would we are 1 prepared to do the same thing on to the end of life. But when- it comes to masque rading as a Democrat under the leadership of iariann Butler and Dr. Mott, we beg t6 be counted out, and there are a great many thousands of other Democrats m North Carolina in the same frajne of mind. Nor will we be found, supporting a so-called Democratic ticket that makes : war upon the national Democratic ticket. Rutherfordldri Democrat. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a -Child, she cried for Castoria. I 1 t . When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. wet and boes well he u- ow for thp 'vpiJn the table. - WW ALA fcJU t . j j iul v-tn it and rXib it well cHet them rest awhile : then an ser.o W"-V: -Vti.-i ;i; riis . V'ing and rubbin ; v :ir as-god as nev - '- vv 1 v. : u : . '.' VS-ii iA-i,. -, ' tv . pake tT nusb VQa, vv.. N much for . out in the I St( Jinse Case of lit indnesss . Mr. S. W. Knox lives" near Hun tersville, Mecklenburg county. Some thing very peculiar has happened to him in the) past four years. Three years ago on Febrnary 14th he had a family re-union and j dining, and he was well and happy: as any one at The following morning lost the sight of one of his . eyes. On February 14th this year, he 1 ' L . ' . I . ..... hered his children and gran-child- ren about 1 i - re-union lost the sie - - . -1 11m once aoam m a tamuy On the ctiy following he iht f his other eye and is noy totillly blind. -iixchange. , . . ..... I. i:il1nthPf inv nt 1 should iliinlc it would KUS. smokinrr .so manv' , --p, j us t , 1 oo make me ner 4 don't;,! ,. !... ... L 1 1.fr 4- A. I X II II ncvc ina.1 leiiuw win : i , . yer box. Puck. HIP f . : I iqdrenCryfor A - telephone has b'cen placed on the preaher's desk iii the Congrega tional Church Norfolk, Conn., ill or dtr that members of the church -who are unable to attend the services may hear the sermons as they sit at home. Exchange. 1 ' .. ' j ';- Pitcher's Castoria. UrS. Postal Guide 1896. Very few . of our business men know that the Post office Depart ment at Washington issues in Janu ary of each year, a complete Postal This is the view the Lowell News takes of it; We think President Cleveland can !be depended on t6 dp the right thing by Cuba that when ile comes he will Sdyto 'out of Cu Pa ! If you ;he United States will the proper tim Spain : "Get don't get out put you out."-j-Exchange. Guide containing 1000 pages, and complete lists of Post Offices in the U. S , arranged alphabetically, all rules and ' regulations, money order offices and rulings of the department on postal matters, time of arrival and departure of foreign mas, and much valuable information for the public on postal matters! The book is exceedingly valuable to those using the mails. It is the guide for every Postmaster in the country and is sold to the business men by the publisher, G. F. Lasher, 147 N. 10th St, Philadelphia, Pa., in cloth cover, $2,00. Can be ordered through our Postmaster and every business man should secure a" "; copy. Statesville, Charlotte and Asheville are all working for the Federal pris on that is to be erected in the South. ISTRESSINQ DISEASES Maxtori, Leave Maxton . . . . . . Arrive Bnnettsville. NORTH BOUND Leave Ramsuer. . . . Leave Cllimax. ..... Arrive Greensboro. Leave Greensboro. Leave Stokesdale. . No 3 DAILY 4.38 p m 4.5S 5-4? 5.12 Sl3 7 20 1 . i 1 No 16 MIXED DAILY except Sunday Arrive A SO adison 6.45 a m 3.35 9.20 9-35 10.50 11.50 UTH BOUND Leave Mjadison Leave S Arrive QreensboroC . Leave Gl okesdale. 1 4- No 15 . MIXED Daily except Sunday reensboro... j.,. Leave Cllimax.... Arrive Rainseurl . Ai- 1 ra a 1225 p m 1.2& 2.35 3. id 3-55 5 50 . NORTH at FayeUeville with Atlantic- Coast BOUND CONNECTIONS Line for Sanford at Grednsboro with The Southern all points North and East at with the Seaboard, Air Line, OF THE SKIN Instantly j Relieved and Speedily Cured by 0 Railway Company., at Walnut Gove with thd Nortolk & Western Railroad tor Winston-Salem. SOUTHj BOUND CONNECTIONS at WalnUt Cove with the Norfolk & Westor) Railroad for Roanoke and points orth and West, at Greensboro with thej Southern Railway Company for Raleigh, Richmond and all points North aid East, at Fayetteville with the Atlantic Coast Line for all points South, at Maxton with Seaboard Air Line foj Charlotte, Atlanta and all points South and Southwest. J. W. FRY, W; E. KYLE, Gen't INIanoger. . Gen' Pass. Agent. Senator Cameron of Pennsylvania, is showing his oats already. The fact that he is ii Presidential candi date has had a galvanic effect upon him. During, his speech the other day he gesticulated once with his right afm, and the Senate clock put itself back half an hour through sheer I amazement. Ledger. ; P-f:t:i)t Cuke Teeatmekt. "Warm hatha vUh Cl'ticuka Soap, urentle apph-. cations of CutiC-CRA (ointment), and mild doses of Ccticuea1 ItesoLVEXT jthe new blood .pmuuer) Sold tlirou"hontf We irmM. British d'jwtt T- Xf-w-" BEKT & on s. 1. ! Kifff K'lward-ft., I.onioTi. TorTKa ' BCO & Cbeu. Coip., Sole Frbpsostoo, U.S. A. . , Cheatham keeps a . neat Oyster Parlor in the rear of his cenfectionery store where you can get a nice lunch at all times from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. "',-!-. t t. f. ; NOTICES. I waitt erery man and woman in the United States interested in the Opium and Whisky habits to have one of my books on these dis eases. AddreBS B. M. Woolley, Atlanta, Ga. Box 382. and one will be, sent yon free. V TO BACCO G U AN 0 MjK. F. S. IiOVSTEK. J'ailKro. X. 17. Dear Sir: Mr. L. J. Watson, a teeessiiil tot aoco 'rHi.-i'r, has tst.jcId2iine .iiiiMj.J of. tobacc--. wi-si 'Aviih. ;r;;. co Guano, for .."O'.J cic4r 'i,yck. Oriuoeu ha ven tiiui r-sult. Voiir ill largely-' increase next season. low.-s truly, J. c. li Aimv Wilson, X. C Aug. U)th, l- 4 .ROYSTER GUANO C NOnrOLKtVA For sale by J.c. Hadley, 1 1 J S ' J i! rt H i ; V i ! 1 -. ill I I y: '- V I I 1 - i I fl : 1 1 :! 1 s ! i ' . 'it: -J c -....1
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