x r- "p- p - ry 'Y-;
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Oil Vi fei vsi 1 V'
! if,
HALL & SLEDGE, viiOi-iUETons.
1TEWSPAPB5, THE PEOPLE.
TELCS-?-'.
I'EU ANNUM IN ADVANCE.
no
VOL. XII.
NO. 26.
WELDON, N. C, rilUIiSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1883.
PROFESSIONAL CARPS.
"ITkLLIOTT.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NORFOLK, VA.
Rooms 2 and 3 Virginian Building.
oct 6 ly.
I
A
ll
RANCH HE Mm
Attorneys at Law,
ENFIELD, X. C.
Prai-llci In the counties nf IMiliix, Nash, Edge
; 'w a,,,) Wilson. Collections made In all part
of Hie suite,
Jan. 12 tf.
R
H. 8 M I T II JK.
Attorney nt Law,
SCOTLAND NECK, X. V.
THAT WILL VISIT THE SOUTHERN STATES THIS YEAR
OOdlllTa- ILT ALL ITS OYEBSHADOWIITG MA.a-TITUlDE.
AS SUPERIOR TO ANY 0T11KI! SHOW THAT EVER CAME SOITU AS AN ELECT1UC LIGHT IS TO A TALLOW CANDLE.
WILL EXHIBIT AT WELDON, ON
i iTiir.it :n i ron kks.
HVOUVE M. UAItllls.
Sweet withered flowers ihiit hnve silent lain,
In theilust of viinislu'd vcars.
They iiilnlil almost thi-ill lulu life again,
"intli l hei ev i) nn- fill Mir tear.
1 have cheri-hed lliciii fondly, safe hlddi'ii away,
Too sm ri'il lor einvless- eves.
I would they ini:.'lit wiikc'iu ihv Judgment day
'in owssoiii in i-araiiisc.
The heart thai gave tlit'in Ilex hushed and still
111 the ilust nt the lonely years,
ll might idmnst IimI w ilh tin- old time thrill,
Ninth mv i;t ioimtc I. Ulnar tears ;
It might tiltixii-l tli r. .1 ilitn lift-, nli-1 stay
1-iir tin- prayer ol my longing eyes,
Hut I know il w ill wake In the Judgment day,
To greet me In rnriidtse.
TO PART AND MEET AGAIN
Priirtii-cs In the county nf Halifax and adjoining
fountiif. huh in iiii"i'-" o,-t li, ly.
V M. K 1 1 A K " '
" Attorney at Law,
HALIFAX, N.c.
nnko In the Court House. Strict attention given
In nil lirniirllerl oi uie i-iuiessioo,
jmi i.' iy
19TH
BRINCIM.: TllllEE T RAIN'S LOADED WITH Til K
WORLD'S WONDERS. I'SES ALL ITS OWN RAVAGE,
SLEEI'INO CARS.
STOCK, I'L.VITOU.H AND PA LACK
T
Ml I) MAS N. HILL,
EVERYTHING BRIGHT, NEW, ELEGANT,
NO OLD ACTS, OLD P HATCHES, OLD CAGES, OLD ANIMALS, YOU
AND CHEERFUL.
11AYK SEEN HERE RKP011K.
Attorney at Law,
HALIFAX, X. ('.
l'rni tli'o-i In H'dlf ix and adjoining counties and
-...U ral awl supreme conns.
aug. 2Ktf.
Mrw7 A SON,
Attorney at Law,
liAUYSIIIKII, N.C.
v;,.ii,-, In the courts of Niirthiimiiton nud ad-
liiliiliiirciiiintles. also In Ihe Fedi-jal nnd Supreme
'curls. June H II.
Q 1? T
ENORMOUS.
Q "R 1) A T-TJ I?
n ii it v; i il j
RAILROAD
1 ft'
SHOWSr
w
ALT li It E. D A N I E L,
Attorney at Law,
WELDON, N.C.
PmHlivs iii llnlifiix ami Hiliiiluimr counties.
Sti'it intention given lo enlleetions in all jwrts
llftlH'Miile 1111(1 lirulllil icillllis innui-.
Ml li ly.
W. HALL,
M
Attorney at Law,
WELDON, K. C.
Pnocliil attention given to collections and remit-
tmii-oa jiMinptly made. may i u.
ULLEN & MOOItE,
Attorneys at Law,
HALIFAX, X. C.
I'mrtli c In llieeimtitiesof llnlifiix, Norlhiuniitoii,
v.i.T..i-iiinlii l'itt nud Mill-till In the suiireiiie emiit
nt ilip SUile and In Hie Federal Courts ol Ihe Eastern
Ontrii l. ( ulleetions made 111 any jiurt ol the Mate.
jnn 1 ly
1)
K. J. E. S II I E L D S,
Surgeon Dentist,
lliivintr nerninncntlv loi-ated In Weldon, can he
f.iinil al his otliee in Smith's llrieli lluilding at all
lini. . i.i ulii-n nliseiil on uiiil'i'ssioiial liusiiHs.
t iin liil attention given lo all liriuielieii of the iro
fiinii. l'arties visited til their homey when de-
Mn-il. Jiuy
D
R. E. L. HfNTEll,
Surgeon Dentist,
or
wlu-
lie?''
A lilail. wavin answer hail been
i . .i . i- i i , i ...
mm Itaiv t '"al K'niiai icui-r.
ylijiZ; -i .ia
ihjti!!;.
,J 'Iff.;,?
..iJ,.";
, ;
Can lie fuiiiid nt his olllce in Endeld.
Pure Nitrous Oxide tins 'fur the Painless Extrac
ting' of Teeth always on hand.
June 1 tf
ALL UNITED IN ONE YAST WORLD EM 1!I!AC1N(! CONSOLIDATION. IN PIN IT ELY THE ONE AND ONLY ADMPI TED
QRE4 TEST SHOW OfJ THE Face Or TijE Qlobe.
A.
WKENN 4: SON,
UASlFAnlT.KKSOKAXliDKAI.KIIMS M-I- KlSIW OK
CAKKI.UiPS, 1IA1!NI-S, SADDLES,
Brilli-s. C.illars, Carts, Wheels, Axles, Form Gear,
llnrse Cliilhing, Ijii Holies, &e.;
n n
ulliV
N is. 1 1. Ill, VI M, I'llliill St.
0 -t 6 ly
, Norfolk, Vb.
'all important:
tl,000 rOI.lt Y O.N ASSESSMENT FLAN for 8.00
t!,000 " " " -t0
1,000 " " " '"0
To provide for ourselves and family should lie our
first (Miisideratlon. While the mall-head or a lam-
Hy Is living he may manage to can) for his house-
hnld. hut his death Is inevitable, and what provis
ion have von made for your wife und little ones In
case of death f Thta Is a solemn nuemlim wlileh,
nvrhvi every hearthstone. If you are a lawyer,
physician, merchant or fitmier, your profession or
on-niiiitliin (lien with you. You supisirt ymir fami
ly eniiifiirulily.but wheu you die, who Is lsu).sirt
them. The eiiiivi-ntloniililiis of our inuiiiry tine
"iilhern Pimnlry esnei-lallv are such as to exclude
wmiien fruin ttif ( ham- fifviaklng a living. In fact
he ilm-s giHsl work to care for her chllilorchlldivn
Iter l.l ninl raiment uru provided. Now, what
can Ik- done to protoct the w ife and little oni Inuu
the lerrlhlc chance of being U-IV dislitute. The
liel thing that can lie done, and often the only
thing that can be dime, Is to ell'eel an Insurance on
your life fur the tH-neOt of those so den-ndi nl upon
jmi. This policy is free from taxes, from all com
plications wllh your estate, from execiillons, aim
from debt. Xo one can handle this nuniey but tho
imrtlea for whom the insurance is effected. In these
dayt of complication, and homestead allowances,
(with the chance of a struggle to obtain even that)
I think a life policy tho surest and the only thing
. you can leave of much value ui your family,
Now the question w 111 arise, what euiuiwiiy mu-t,
li W V'V;iVW.
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i
i
ENllUHTINll POI! THE P
TIME SOUTH
nsii-r Twii lmruril Riiiiin.TiM.s. Tin1
- Mi-iiawvios Coiiiliini-il. II I L-ivU nl' El -i'liants. (Inn .M
inis (iiralli; that has lu-i-n si-en in 1 1 1 - S .nil'. I'm-Tivi-u v v- .n..
ONLY LlYIN'ii PAH! OP I! I ITol'oTA M I
Lv-r exIiilnU'il in sin v travi'liiiL' .'li'iiaiiirio m anv p.irf nl til.' Woinl. A lii.c inalc an-l a In'iiicii-
iluiis li-iiiali' lliiliiii(itaiiiiis iiluli:' I'lirimnu; tin- Lir -at'-s! ntirai'tinii ii Am -.-i-ica. an 1 i-i-allv Wul'lh
litiit'livd mill' jourtii-y lo see.
e liaviMliiin siiriMinil will ri-liinil tlic i.iii- ' id ailiiii?.-iiiii to i-vi rv '.-iln- il we dun t iiiti-ndine
tin 1 1 1 luiw in tlu' riinr at uvcrv ln'i'lin'iiiaiu-i
Tin' alniW ran' animals am the inu.-t valnalili'.
l!v and Wvinli rl'ul li-ntiir.'s i-i
' ,1.11(1 land nl Hit' .'laiiiiiilia an I t ikiiiw hlossmii-; lint nir,
jinitiiv I'Mraoidinarv U'atiirt's we iii-tuallv'exluliU.
( ut this iiilvci-tisi-iuciit nut. lavi v it with vim and trv and liiiil inn: .-iti-:
is not ai-tuallv I'xhihiU'd.
':'3
as they arc, they limit but
lliiir: In n
PEATURES W E PAHIIUT:
'loll;:llt til
a til lie of
tho
the
'd that
l'rcjiaro lor a gouuiiic. Iiuinta
Ui' in ti'wn i-aily tn .sv tin- many, five sights
wo tho finest stivct proiiNsoii over sei n many Auniiian uly. a uanun ut iuiimo.
musieiiina in tho un-lii'sUa. Sif tho I raiiscondcittly I fit itilul, rub, gorjaiitiH, Martini;
a m'i t . . 1 . 11 .l tlfi
Kide. A lihiliu'-tO pi'd Tidal wave i t splen lor illilui-iii, : u hands ol .Music, .irt j.oiu covi rcu t ages, u
lhh'ii I'litiiints. 1 1 hiiuv olqih. nts in ro 1 1 I o isiiiiH. 1 lie la-antilul Alltonenl
n 'suincst women in A nii'i ii-a.
SOME .MORE STAR I
c Only Lii n Slayer in America.
The Only Nyl (Hi, in I Anurii.t.
The Larvi st li -nal Tip r in America. "..-.
The Only American l!nin CatncU in Ain.iii-a. . : . ' .
i- Only Btirdeil-heariii"; Di-uniedariis and more nt'thi in than Toil haVf OVii- .Jei-n InTorp. '"'
The lirst jremiine Rtiri hi l Zel ta ever seen Smiili. The lar;:est Ilyenaei. Aies. naMidiiiH, Mawlrils,
Timers, Linns, Leopard.-. Wart llu-.-. Ili'im drias. I'amlrt rs. The fiiv-t (h inline Yiivinia Panther
wen in iii-.iliy Years, besides a Multitude nl' niiiinals imt lure nu-nli,iii,-i
The Circus i the he-t vmi ever -aw. Includes ir lite (it--1 lime ever seen South The Wonder
ful Stirk Piuiiily of liieycle Riders. Miss "mla Rii. r.-. ihe I laiid.--,in -st ami li -; Raivliaek Kitli4-
tnennfl in t Iio oiiil. Ornn I liillis, t lauii inn I n. k l.nh r. illi - , :' -. Mm L'i' .it luckey and
mi Iti'i-i: l'idi r. The l'reiu h Pamily Caniii. I!'-1 A, rniiaH. Pint'. White's reasu!i-i:i!'ted schoul
nl' loir. Doliuldsoli liiolhel's, .loiiilleN-Pheliiiiiii nun-. Heir Dravtoii. the ( !i nnali Heivtiles. Tin
be.-l Cli iwns, the host Leapcr-, ihe In -t Tumbl- r. W 'ire Wtdlni.-. TraH .e Aiti.-ls, (iMuihif-ts. ami
(leiieral Pi rliii'iuil's, ever seen Sulilli, i;lid tin n ol'lln in.
Newsiiaiiers, without KNOel'tieu. I'ri.iiiiiineo ihi- Show to he the Rest ever Seen. The LouisviH
Ciiiirier-.lnuriiiil containoil iin.iiliidiinl written hv lb n. IL my W aileron, which said: ''The j
jile ol the Ninth will liave mi i iii'niiniiiitv ol istltu;: lis (tin liein lii'eat ln.v
i-Ai.iiliiitiiin, the tif-l f!'ti"i-l'y ,-..iii.i,-i.mUi ii I die u i v b, -! .' h.-iv iii Auieriea."
(ii-t tri m ii I lilaces
tvitlllillt
1(10 fireat Kiln
Wiinderi'iil
great put
Tableau or d -little
Aquarium
I insure In? "I am afraid of companies a long way i,,,,-,,,!,,,-!,,-; the four
coiupatile, in Newport. nmui. or . . ,,, ,,M. TcUo (S hariotS forty foet likll. camiutr aloft
uroinoriarcn euies. i Know uoiiiiiiK i i i.n.-. - n-- - . -
Intra nf! Nun, i,,miuiiilifl the Irttiilvcncv. Jc. It
nnd upon its lnuk a Luautilul lady rej-re.-einin i.aia imokii ii( iari
wins tome leap in the dark, a matter of chance j jn n,iJ.air' a living iKphi It!, l;ll
to take out a policy in such such companies. They
may be good, they may lie had.
But there Is one company almost at our doors, In
the city of Norfolk, Va managed by giemen of
unquestionable Integrity, Incorporated by the leg
islature of Virginia, and endowed wilh all the priv
ilege that can be granted to a c(iiiiiny, and at the
name limo wilh all the safc-guni-ds, that can be
thrown amund the .assured. This eniiiiany Is
known as this "rhrlstliru Wthi-rhowl of Norfolk
Va." Any porsonofgiHst slatidliig. and In good,
health ran take mil a nollcv In this company, of
11,000 by paying the small sum of two dollars and
one of ft unn. fur four dollars, and one of Sa.noo, fur
Ik dollars.
Tho directors and managers nf the "Christian
Brotherhood," arM). T. Powell, J. N. Manning', J. 11.
Rtddick, D. J. Godwin and A. Savage, under the Im
mediate management of the Rev. Klchiird II. Jones,
(Secretary.) I think the plan of Insurance In thla
company the best I have ever examined and deci
dedly the chcaiicst. I havo taken the agency for
this company at Welilnn, S. C, And will be glad to
; fUmUh all the particulars to rattle who desire to BmQ CVCTj pja c fflil.j, t,;g HiuVf vyt8.
-lid
ilvir armor,
in from Delhi ; 1 ho prinet of India and her Royal Em-i rl. Knights
more Hensiilional features than ever nvn hel'ore. ll i- worth a hundred mile joiuni-y to see.
Excursions on all Railroads at c.Toatly reduced rates. Prepare f..r a joyful jubilee. All avenues of
travel are crowded, sclmnls close, work suspends, and a Cala day, when Sells 1W. I.ijr show comes pre
pare t i t-ec thehifrp'st show and the LitiM crowds you have ever seen in all life. Exhibitions at the
usual hours. Re in town early. Rrinjr the old folks, brins.' the babies, hrinj: the aunts, cousins, wives,
.i i.. . l I il ll II' vmi liiiihins' hut the tiarade. the tents, and the immense
llttlipilLUP, p, ui iiieiu io, i.i'j" ,,- ' s. j ; .
Railroad trans, yon will bo paid for the journey. '
Owin to the tuorn ojw expense attenlinso vast an i xhihition tho r'n-e of admission wi-1
k. r. isriEiis. admis
?:0N, FOR ALU OVER 10YEART OF ACE. w
UNDER I' YEARS OF ACE, 60 CENTS
CENTS,
It was n hri'rht. sunny day in the early
, '., 1- M -1 .A ..
Sjirinjr, Wlien tne nnsiress oi jiauisiou
Manor came back to home alter lontr anil
lonely wanderiii''s in far and lorein lands
Pive years before she had iletl from that
home, with a tempest of passion anil des
pair iiitivul.-iii her lieai t ami soul; for the
Im.-lmiiil wliom she loveil had seeineii, in
ca-t, tube unl'iiithrul to his nlurria'i,
vows. : urn sue, too iirniiu in enuure ins
treaeherv, or to inquire into Us canst', had
fled from him ut the tirst biviitli of the
scandal, without even uivinir him tho
chance to explain away the suspicious eir-
eiiinMaiiee which had pven rise to it
And then his pride was roused in lis
turn; tin explanation which she would
not Ktav to hear be now rutused to mve
Their beautiful house, was closed and left
in the eiir i of two old s'rvants; and the
Honorable Charles Courcy'Hiianienppear
in the list of '-fashionable arrivals at on
of the most fashionable hotel. Per four
loin: years ho held no foiuiniinicalieii
any kind wilh his absent, wile. Hut
the tilth year bis health bopm to law am
hi.-emirate to sink luneath the slow, stir,
( iin-li of an iii-iiliMii ' t!i.-ra''. he bade hi;
b:-i, i;'.n recall h i' to Ins side, nud l,"l
, ., , i I . I' M . I . ..
icr that lie Had lieeli iiinuivm in an unit
i - had sil-peeieil- lliat if she Would oil y
ii ii, i .... i i i' :..
return, all woiiiu no leinouen aim nui-n.
and that tin: last davs of their life should
happier and m-'re ieaeei'ul than the
(ir.-t bad bi.-i n in tin ir honie beside th
sea.
et iii'iied
Apulia
Cottiey, convineecl ut last ot the terrible
mistake she had made, could not humble
icrs 'lf suflieieiitly to the husband she had
wronged.
I inn not worthy to look upon your
lear face us vet," she wrote. But 1 re-
. , i
turned at ouee, to niiiKO our Home me
place? of rest and peace and beauty that it
once was. Meet me there my husband.
on the llllth of next nioiilh, and there 1
will kneel at vour feet and accept the lor-
oiveness which you have so nobly offered
even before mv pride would allow me to
isk it. Trust me, my dearest my whole
future life shall bo devoted entirely to you,
and in every way will 1 strive to atone for
the misery my desertion has caused you.
( lb, ves. our last davs shall indeed he bet
ter and happier than the first ; for never,
never can I doubt you anain, now that
vmi have shown me so plainly that your
'hear! is indeed mv own."
N'ni one word of his illness did she
i. ... . i , i . .... i- -.1. :..
wr e. I'.vnieni y me iittu sinni i.iim in
the niiwev ol her luve and care to renew
i i- s al iiil' birces within his breast, loll
he. as he read that levvent, letter, lookc
on at his lihv-ieian with a saddened
i
aliee.
The :!(lth of next month !" he said, in
a low voice. I shall moot In r ; hut how ?
My dear friend, il' my forebodings have
anv reason in them ". He paused, unit
then added: "Tell her how I loved her
anil fmyave her tell her this !"
lIepre.-.-cd the letter passionately to his
lips, then laid it upon his heart ; and there
were tears m the eyes ol that fjrave
eiau as he turned awav.
All was bright and ami beautiful in the
sea.-iile man-ion on the .iUtli tlav ot .May
The doors and windows were fluiii; wide
open to admit the fresh warm air, and
glimpses of bright carpets, luxurious fur
niture and valuable, pictures in the gilded
fnunes could might by the curious passers
bv. A complete statf of servants had
been organized, a suile of rooms with a
warm southern aspect had been prepared
I'm- the invalid, and in those rooms all the
'.rracoful mementoes of her long wander
ings in foreign lands were disturbed by
the hands of the expectant wife. Placing
the easy chair and luxurious foot stool be
side the table, decked with fresh flowers
from the greenhouse, and spread with a
delicate repast she went to the window
and looked eagerly out. A white sail was
speeding up the hay. Soon the yacht
would drop its anchor near the beach
below, and ho. beloved through all the
dark hours and days and years of doubt
and iiiisund, islanding, would be once
more in her arms.
' Ringing the bell, she gave n few lust
orders to her holisek.s'per, and then re
tii'inir to her own room, began h. r toilet.
;!el,lilt H:,tmi'! n-vi' ocaimtui mail
o!' old ; and so the silken, sweeping dross
was itiiekly donm-d. and the bright, fair
hair was gathered back from the rounded
cheek and pure white brow, and fastened
in heavy h.aids at the btu k of the clussi
e illy shaped head. A half blown rose in
those sunny tresses, and another at her
breast that wm all her adornment ; no
g.'ins. no gold, except the glittering circle
of her wedif ng1-iug, Yet gold or gems
could have made her look no fairer as,
with her blue eyes flashing and her whole
I'tee radiant with love and joy. she left the
house nnd hurried down to the point
whore the vessel was just now rounding
to.
A vtroup of gclillelnoll Stood on the
deck, looking earnestly at her. Behind
them was an indi-linct black mas what,
i-ho neither knew nor cared to ask, so
eager was she to 'onk upon her husband's
face once inure. He was not there among
them. And they were consulting to
gether, their glances of surprise turning
now and then upon her. AYhat did it
moan? And when; oh. where was
he? A boat swung downward from the
ship's side, One gentleman was its only
passenger ; a middle-aged man, handsome
nud stately, hut not her husband. He
landed, and came toward her, his face
grave and sad, his wanner anxious, hut
protecting. And then, fur tho first time,
a thought of the coming evil flashed across
her heart. She turned pale and stag
f,eral forward a step to meet him.
My husband ! t th, sir,
he said breathlessly.
'Have you received no letters since
your return, .Mrs. I Yurcy ; he asked, as
lie took her on las arm.
I ves tlu-v came this morning. I
was too happy and too eager to read them.
Por (iods sake, toll me! Nli.it is it f
and where is he?''
"Alas, my poor child! lie was very ill
when I wrote to von for him. He sank
rapidly from that time, although ho longed,
and prayed ami yearned to live to see yull,
I have a inessaue tor vmi, and in heaven
let us hope that you may meet again
Uh voice broke into a soli, his eyes
were full of tears ; ho leaned forward as
if he would shelter her Ir-im the sight
titiuii the vessel's deck. It was it Collin
that they were lowerin :, bennttii vel
vet pall.'to the boat that ked below
She ga.ed wildly at it for tint! moment,
mid then sank senseless at the kind phy-
sielall S I net.
And thus they meet again, after the
long earthly purling after all the doubt,
tho pas-inn nnd tie- oriefl "My whole I'u-
jure hie shall be given entirely to you,
she had written in that letter wlileh was
lying on his dead heart, wailing for burial.
She kept that promise to the. end; for her
life was spent be.-ide that grave, and, now
she rests there wilh him.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROF. DARBY'S
PROPHYLACTIC FLUID.
Tht mod pointful Antiseptic known.
WILL PREVENT THE CHOLERA-
vviuhm; roil ti?!-'. riu ;.;.
It ilrlro)
llir
grrmi i T llrne
ll is a luei cMiiuiisiii'd:
bv Science tlnil many dis
ease am luirniliicvil by
piirlllcailou, which repro
duce llM-lr and prnsi
gales the disease III el'ei
widening circles.
Thin disease general-
. 1 1 1 1 1 u 1 . 1 1 iiui till the an
wilh dentil, such Is that!
dread Terror,
ASI ATIC ( IIOLKH A,
The most powerful An
ilst'ptii' agent which
lu-mistry una proitiiceil.
lis use i-iuicr internal
renders all it conic In
ontact with, pure.sneet
lid clean thu m-ihIiio
i Ion of disease g e r in
cjiae and thu patient
recovers.
lieu used on I leers.
Scalds, hums, Krupt on
ml Sure it tii all
'iilu. sMi-eiens the pint
ml priintutcH the moid
irmiUlou of healthly
lesli.
1. Write upon one side of the sheet only.
Why? lie. ails-' it i- ol't-.-n necessary to cut
tin! page- into ''t-ikes" lev the coiiiiositors,
and thi, caniiot ! ili.ne wh n belli sides
are written upon.
If. Write clearly and di-tinetly, being
pari ularls careful in tho matter of proper
naiit-s and w.-r-ls I'i-mih I'-ieign languages.
Win? I'li-iaii-e v i: have in liglu to a-''
eith'-r editoi or eotiipi-sji-.i- t- wa.-le time
pu..'.iing out tie- ic. tilt.-of ovr selfishness.
111. I 'on t v.iiie iii a niieroscopie hand.
Why? lieeau.-e ihe. ( oiuio--l!or has to r -ad
ai toss Ins cas--, a di.-i.uice ol nearly two
et; also, becaib" lit'- edi'er often vrantsto
make additions and othi r i hat:es.
I.Yr. Don't begin at the very top of the
first page. hy? IJecausu ll ymt have
written a head for your article the editor
will want to change it; nnd if you have not,
which is the better way, he must write one.
Besides ho wants room to write his instruc
tions to the printer as to the typo, to be
used, whore and when the proof is to be
sent. etc.
V. Never roll your manuscript, Miy?
Because it maddens and exasperates every
one who touches it editor, compositor and
proof-reader.
1. Be bnel. hvf isoeuuse people
do not road long stories. The number of
readers which any two articles have is
inversely proportioned to the square of
their respective length. That is, a half
column article is read by four times as many
people as one of double that length.
11. Have the lear ot tne waste uasKot
constantly and steadily before your eyes.
Why? Because it will stive you a vast
amount of useless labor, to say nothing of
paper and postage.
VIII. Always write your full name and
address plainly al ihe end of your letter.
Why? Because it will often happen that
ilu. '(-ilitiir will want In ctinimuiiicate with
you. and because he need- to know the wri
ter's name its a guarantee of good faith. If
you use a pseudonym or initials, write your
iiwn name and address below it; this will
never ho divulged.
IX. ''These precepts in thy memory
keep,"iind for fear that you might forgot
them cut them out and put them where
you can readily run through them when
tempted to spill innocent ink. Take our
word for it, those who hood these rules
will bo beloved and favored in every edito
rial sanctum.
whclh is now deviislutlni
the 1-jisl and mlvuueim
mi Its mission ol deull
ra n i il 1 v towards ou
shore, oilier disease ol
Urn smiie surt are Inpli
therm. Tvplinlu l-eiei
Scarlet Fever, Siiuillis
Measles, Yellow l-'ev
l-'.rvsilielas. etc. All III
geiienile contagion, otli
er diseases I-ever a n
Ague, Malarial lever, en
aiise i'rniu e o n t a g I o i
w liiell eoliiesnf ilniiipues
tliiliealtiiy silleiliolis oi
UHcleiniu-'ss.
All these Ul-eitses cm
he cured only l-y st- ppin
the i,r,-ilii,-ti,,ii iier....
nud ilesli-.iynii;' those ui
ready pr-nilleeil. Hot.
these results are ace ..
plislied hy tlu u-e
I'm!', liariiy's preiui'. t,- .
of lior.'i a- .'.i-i'i nod ;
lia--, L i . i v itui,
DARBVN.
l'ltorin iATic
FLUID
Il Pilrlllr
Hi
Annus ,ln-rp.
lis exposure In n Sick
lom, Cellar. I'lii-.el or
-tnlile inn-ilies the At-
ie-sihei-e and drii-es
iw-iiy ihe germs of (lis
ise and ileiuli.
Tak.m interniilly It
.lll-illl s llll'SloillHell.HiV-
:iig it time ninl healthy
, iol'. H is III ns that it
ui.-,. i) .! nd' -sUou
mil Uysin'iisia.
Wle-u luted its a Iiileti
t destroys n'l rrivkh-
ml I loi-k i.roi'.a-li
-el-ins, leaving Ihe sUm
g
It i-i-.nlei-s nil 1 1
LUi'ltlt-k In ei,,i(-t
with I lire mill
Healihy.
Jl
flpaee does not permit us to name many of the
uses to which this great (li'riii destroyer is applica
ble. Ask your Druggist for printed matter descrip
tive of its usefulness, or address
J- H- ZEILIN I CO
Manufacturing Chemist, PHI ADEI.I'IIIA,
50 cents per llottle. lint lloitles, 81.00.
feb ll ly
THE BLATCHLEV
BUY THE tr,
glaic:il:y'"
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6EAMLES3 TU'.it
COPPER-LINED
PUiJP
x Do nnt amid into
inilU.(iihirrittr Gcivlfc
t or uuio iy me h hi
Tin: ni: si imm.ami:d.
C. C."bL ATCKLE Y .Mnnuf ' r,
308 MARKET ST.. Phllad'a.
Wiitu to me (ur iiiuiiu of ucau-.it AifcuU
Last week we had sumething to say
about tht! nest-egg and its sliinulalinginflu
eiue on ego-prodticlioii. Rut now it ap
pears that the licit is tu be relieved of a
groat pari of her duly. and. like Othello,
will soon find lid' occiipafnih gone. The
thin.' which is tu work this revolution is
nothing le.-s than the invention of an artifi
cial eg''. A n wspapcr man, prowling
about in the obscurity of a New Jersey
city, has discovered a building wherein tho
manufacture of this article is carried on.
The proprietor, at lir.-t a little reticent, wan
filially induced to explain something of the
pria'css, the details of which are still
shrouded in mystery.
The yolk is composed
corn starch, and other
white is the same
the while of the
and the parts ar
mi l euclosi d in
In aiiiiearaiiei! and ta-te it cannot be told
from the Umtji'l' article, and as 1,(100
oirgs mi hour i -ii bo turned out, and as
these call be wholesaled at gEl.it will bo
scon ihat ih- 1.. h a slim -holY in eom
jieiiii'.' wilh ibis new industry. Observe,
too, another point wherein the fowl is
placed at' a disadvantage: These artificial
cu';s will remain in good condition for
years, and, their shells being thicker than
those of tlie natural product, they stand
shipment much better. Mm ifacturcri
of Indian meal,
ingredients; the
(Ileum ally us
natural egg:
skilfully put together
ii p!aster-uf-l ans shell
An absent-minded woman, in Kentucky,
put corn-plaster on a letter and stuck a pos
tage stamp on her corn. Neither the let
ter nor the coin went away; she having
nee-loeted to write ' in haste' on the left
hand corner of her stumped corn.
An exchamre says: "Autumn leaves are
turning brown.' We don't suppose Brown
cares a continental how much they are tur
ning: hut why print his name with a small
... . .
The reader, who would follow ft close
reasoner to the summit of the absolute
principle of any one important subject, hag
chosen ' chamois-hunter for his guide. He
capnot'earry ui on his shoulders; we must
strain our sinews, ns he has strained his,
mid make firm footing ou the smooth rock
for ourselves, hy tho blood of toil from our
own leet.
Two-thirds of the Summer is now near
ly over, and the wise girl who exjiects to get
married in the Fall will take all tho advan
tage possible of the short time remaining
ot the ice crura Reason,
UNHEARD OF BARCAINS
IN MILLINERY & FANCY GOOD?,
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NECK WEAR,
SILK AND LISLE GLOVES,
1I0ISERY, CORSETS,
LACE COLLARS'
KID Q LOVES,
FANS AND PARASOLS,
, VEILING,
FLOWERS,
FLUMES, TIPS,
RIBBON.
LA CE, MULL AND OTHER STYLES FICHCM
LADIES ASD GENTS GAUZE VKDERWFAB.
CALL & SECURE BARCAINS.
R. O. EDWARL&--
wtjeijr -f,
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