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HALL & SLEDGE, imio, .uktuiis.
.A. NEWSPAPER FOB THE PEOPLE.
VOL. XII.
WKLDON,
THURSDAY, FKimiTAltY U, 18S4.
ISO. 17.
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X. C,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
r i;. Kl. 1. HiTT.
Attorney and fCUiiKellor at J.jtvv.
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Attorneys nt l aw,
tNKini.u,.-.r.
I'rai im in tli eoiimlin of Halitnt, KKh, hit.
r..inU- mi! Wil.n. t itllc-ttloii?! mu.le hi all parts
uflli.- stale, jau. l.'tf.
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II. s M IT II
J It.
Attorney at Law,
WtlTI.ANII SKCK, S. V.
I'nn lirc III lllc county of 1 lul i In x anil mljululiiK
pillllllf, "lul I" till' StlN IIlc Court ill III)' Mull'.
(H i III ly.
(i
li HA A II II & II Y M A X,
Attorneys at Law,
HALIFAX, N. c.
iifl'nv in llii'l'iMirt Mouse.' strict aili'iilitiii iflven
tuH'l l.niiii'hcii t.t'tlic I'ruti'sniim.
juii i- iy
f' II II M A S X. II I I. J.,, ,
Attorney at Law,
' H.U.fl'AX.x. r:
I'ni'-iiiv in ll;ilifuc mill Hiljiiliiiiicimiiticii anil
Hr.li-ntl iinil supreme courts.
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iy w: m a s o x , j jf 7 ,
' i ,
Attorney at Law.
liAKYSIII'Kli, SC.
l'rm lice In the courts uf Nnrllii.Di.ti.n an.l nil
Ji.ininu counties, also in the rVilciul anil supreme
..Ill-Is.
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T K It K. H A X 1 K I.,
Attorney at Law,
Yt'Kl.lMIN, X. C
1'wtirtn In IIhIU'iu nml iiiIJiiIiiIiik pniintli'.
Siji-rliil stti-iiU.m Kivi'ti tn t'lilli'i'liiiiu In all partit
i.l tin- Mule ami iriiniit rcturna mink'.
Ivli i; ly.
W. HALL,
Attorney at Law,
' A wRi.nOx, Jkc. i
special attention iriven to e.illticli.Hi.'i aid remittitur.-,
promptly mailt-. Iniiv I If.
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Attorneys at Law,
HALIFAX, X. C.
I'riii tiri' in tin- o.iuillHsnf Halifax. N. .rt tin ui .t. .1 1.
Klii-riiinla'. I'ill ami Martin III the Supreme curt
i.l llif sum- anil in till' Fi'ili nll Cmirla ill Hie Knl,'rn
lilhlrii't. t 'olleotluni nimU' in any mrt uf tin1 Matt.
juii I ly
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It. J. K. S II 1 F. 1. II.
Margeon DruU-U
IIiivIiib iK'nnaniltrtVtiieiilrtl In Wplrlnn. ean la
(.nml al lit ullii i' in Miillll llrlrk HulliliUK at all
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' aj'i l'nl ntli'iiliuli (rtvi-ii Mall drain ! nf II"' I""'
a-si.iu. rallies vimuKI al iim u; iihhiii- n"i "
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t , Surgeotl eniit. I
Can be fiiuinl at III nfliiv In KnliiM
Pure XitmiiK OxiiU' liii" fur tin' I'liInU'" I
liiiK ul 'IVi'lli always mi Iiiiiul.
Jlllll' L'J II .
tunmu to Urn ni due lull Sc iFhCI F0 RlW0'3
ILL I Irl PURITIES 0FTHEBL00D.
Aekaovladnd ft Orud, flutist, ui Iffldut Cut tat
CONSTIPATION, dull fV, b.TIMM.
nVCDPDCli known by Irmrtilar irpe
Ulorcrom, j,,, bi'ichun, mht
an.) iHtnterncHiat pit of tomach. dflni1'-nrr
I HirP QimpUlit. Billi).... MtUtMMtj
'-'C'' r.r. uujiM luviia in tack ''
alxi bottom of riba; wearlneM, lmth!lltr.
tongii. eoatod, ikln yellow, hot and cold imi-i(lonit'yi'diill.dryriiiih.inllllandbirtraft-ed
fwllnV IrrMtilar pulae. 11 colored atwl
ADflDI rVV tpHy,l,rlTit,dim
ArUrLt.ATlnt. w'm, n nn, aliWIneas
vonfiMlon In hrtd. nprvoiimmi. J1"?
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CHOICKT LIQVOIW.
Our bar contaliu all the ihok-eal branda
wine.,l.ranili(-i,wl.ltkU-,hwr - w'"1 ,ri"k
ii i.. ..... i-... ,aniur. t'lKar.. 'iart-lto
v i ,. ,.i.,i,, Tolan-eo. Call ami i-amlu
thaui.
FAMILY GROCERIES
(-l,,.p ..,.1 .11 the tat kind, kept M.iit-ntly .
hand and itock continually teplviiUhwl
- BILLURDS KD Pl)t ' j
1, t..r L-daner. jLd the
ut iuvlud to vl.lt our h.nue where '
wU twau-d and wUera tl.er t V1 ruul "
Blulaixb it a tniaU cxpeuie.
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LET SMITH WALK."
A itiitn tli.-il in llic C.Hik County Hos
pilii! the ut her ilay iihinit wh,,s,- lii',. there
liatl heen nil tlmw rMi"iiI;ir i-ventH wlti. li
miiiictitiicH, whi'it clusterpil, innke jmv.-rtv
it roiuniipe. Tin- day lie was taken tu the
lKirpital he aske.1 the war.l.-ti if the Imil.l
iiio was safe. "And tliia is uiy ward ? '
lie saiil, imjuiriuijlj, ns he was assistt-il mi
his hod, from wliieh lie never (jut up. The
warden said )fs. ttnleM he wi.-lnnl to he
chauood. He shook ilia head at the s.il'
(IiKtiim. and then he liotia-dthii.it faced
a western wind... When a.-ked if t'"s
Was an titijeQtinii lie .-tuiled t'nj faiiitest
way and shook his head, lie xeeiued to
liotiee that thei-e was a di.-iositiini mi the
rt of the iinrHe to be uttuuljve to him.
He vailed the warden with a sickly nui
tion of his hand, and when the i.llieia1
stis.nd over him, the patient, whnsi' face
was wuitinj; for the f;lury nf eternity to
flash upon it.acenied to hrijhteii a hi! n
the lips wiinred : "V. Smith Wall;."
ltwasimta deli'i.Mti, ns the warden
first Mippoai-d. h was u riddle, however,
wliieh was not u-ntveled until aiW the
spirit had roiic upon it journey to look
after another riddle the iKiilexitv o''
which begins after the wurry about it is
ajl over. , .
lie w'lW a man uf the World in . all that
implies. Except luxorieit art. rest. He
was a lioheuiian, not i.i I lie tli-linitioii
which the uiiinitia.ed give to the word,
lie was a traveler who had no guide; his
destination was always at the end uf the
day, with the sittiiu; of the sun. And
win . i the sun went down he would tiim
his hack iih.ii it a.id face the ea-t, to
Watch for IN .'eitppcaratiee, no matter
how deep and dark the itilil which pilli
end about him. Alwa polite, always
ready for any w heiiH', i las eheeiv, he
Li'liuved. or caiiic to believe, thai the
World was in his debt, and h,' had made a
snlcM ii oath that the Wi.r'.l should pay
hilil what it owed. ihnU'.ll the p;iMin lil
H'.'.-u s.uall, scanty, and often iiiieeilniii.
He Inula sysli-m of philosophy, which
was rounded by oin' expression: - I.M
Smith walk."
It is In r.eveil that no s'iole newspancr
article, in u piinl ui' ordiiu-iy diiii. ii-ioi.
in a sinelii issue. inrlJ eoh-r the eveiui'iil
details id' this t hari t. r'fc lj''e. and at the
Kline ti-ne. l. laili i to nth. fcn.n.vs as a
tiwaMK-r. To the w.'iter was given the
history, and In this wa added a s-.'soiial
rcipiaintaiieC w'.lh him ia Various places
where ll hanii ti r now and tln-n.-ipM an d
ViiMlu one place ever held him long.
He was a gradili Ic of an Kiis.eru school.
His father was an eminent ji, ,:sl. and the
boy becaine a man. under the influences uf
nioK. d'NtiiigiiisIn d and cuhivalcil sis icty,
Ion" lK-i'nra he eti'ae to the years which
in ike livcn ic nicil and Women. Of his
oar accord, with the In11 knowlei'-.e
and tons, nt of hif kiiid.l and .-uK-i.-.y, In-chi.w-in
i,uit tln lii. O.'liisi.wii will he
sl.t'.id In miUiint h'uisclf with the wa,
ol'the worM. aliuiiM imply I aii.li i1 To
his ow n de. . in ui. and that of hi pro
frsiinii. In- firs, encountered success, I'e
was a liJiidsoine man in build, in car
riaije. iu hi' a.ldrea-. Siaviely pctliil him.
hui he turned away IV its caresses.
l-'auie npeticil (he gates which L-d to the
ttiuHililde in hcenurt that waits to re
ceive the favnr.il with applause. He
tur.ied away .'nui I'"'"" tempting. Kyi-r
i-iiU'.enUs to o :ru-i. and thur chaiunioii
alwavs, he had never an entanglement uf
anv sort w'uh one of the opposite sc..
"When the succi-ksS he hud acbi.-v.il lay
heavily Ua.n his hands, he at it away.
Single-handed he went at the world. He
..tit at eve.-v l.hi se which it presents.
I'roin the n-ci ptioiis of Stale oecaMoiis, he
sau.ig' hk ttliiim in llie air m ueptns ai
ni.ast an disreyirding as any which sickens
l... l...i.r .,(' man. He eamo biK-k In .n
the.M' polhitions now aud then, often, in-.I.-...L
and. leticwinu his ue.ituiiui.iiee with
it... rn.linrnl. tin tiwiliaU'd 'id ehrtnuisJ
-ii'IHVW tl'C Neil n!' laci-s and fl aincis
and the witchery nf beauty met wit an I
..:,l;,i,irv. and ! reate.1 a pageant about
.,,l,....lor's'i'li,t. liiL' thnuie. f
MM... ..I.,s.i nfrtn. war found him t fresh
rec-itJt in llie tattered n-mnant whicll gmli
er.il idaiul the gritzl! Uf on (he plains
..f VLiHrtimfloX. Hi had started tout
i .i .......ilw l,,.fore the other df, hut
alnili" mis he ill itslallli that It woiiiu
I wirfortiine to him to be aueeewfiil.
i.. .t...-.l ih.. I'lHlrml'fiirees and went
I.. . - n ..k.it.lu.iit vlih li tlii iliiv nal
lu'..,in to descend. "I want.il to ih- in ai
the death." lie said afterward, when askcl
,l..,i ll., act on. llewalkctl iroui litis
l.nrir tn (Winnati. "Unit was
my tirst
. . Ml HI
"... 1
vears later
ll.lllil'l " .. a. I a
i.tPi -a -..a. L.imi i miT titiintmu'
" I llfn" wan r. n
t I ii.'tllll V eiilHVllI IH'HI'J
Itun
. .. r ..aa MinitMi' of workinu
Xnetogcta .neal. I I
.1... ai, ute in me -.Y .""-"
W Jelit. o that 1 u.igm u. .....
, . i i.i .....
. ' ii I m octi in a straw
and oe coiui-oe i
"tuck. . , . : i... tl,
When
leh-aelidl y ineiiinau
. nt of a tramp-
J lie Hi" oi mi
J, I,;. I'.s.is
and the hay
roads wa ii "'". , . , .a i;l
, :.. I.i- Ur. I ts euat ' k
T'U . f which the old pn.pl.et wrote
" r" "' ir. .. ..r li e Citicinuali
,. went to l" """ , .1, 11.1
' . . i .......i l. .1... austere mdnid
atead. .l n"'1""1' ".' 1 .
" . l :.. il.. n.llllllllL' r
room, ne
, . ,1... .I.IKk 111 1..G
. ... 4 .t. i .u hinr aim
....ila himcll """ .
U til! !."
ofou might li'"' "rk
aaidMr. Ball ad I
he asked. K-
.. Where in the
tviviunthcslireAtiona iieiry, '
Sthetilitorby' '
her it her
knew
of any one down there to whom he could
rec.iiiiuteiid bitn. The next day Mr. Hal- ,
stead was informed that the tramp had m -cured
a place us deck baud on an Ohio
packet by naying that he was sent down
by Mr. HaUtead. He went down to the
river to Cairo in thU capacity, and al that
Kiint he disembarked, ifo wnjte lite
Cineiniiati newspnH-r man an acenunt of
his voyage, in which he adibil: "I may
come your way again some day, and if I
do I will strike you for u tenner.'' He
did. and he get it yearn after.
He went up the Misnissippi us a cabin
boy to S,, Louis. He wad paid nff there
and went to a gambling house, when- he
"quit winner,'' its the phrusc go.- anioug
the spurts. Ui the amount of $1511. He
Went to the Si ml hern Hotel and hired a
suite of riMitns. paying1 a week iu advance
for litem. He ordered a fashionable
tailor there, and reinaiuetl indinirs tuii 1 he
was furti'shed complete with fashionable
a'.tire. ' 1 got it bath and shampoo, aud
the hay-peed was swept from my hair," he
si.id, in tcMing the siory ai'ierward, "and
threw inv old suit into the street. I con
fess I fell a pa.ig in lining so. It seemed
to me I Intil pnried wiJi my hi friends."
A l. ir.it iu liis new outfit he hired a fer
riage a. id di-ovc ove.- to the office of the
St. Louis Timet, which was then publish
ed bySiilson Hit chins, now of the Wash
ington I 'aft. He had bis card sent up
his own name was not nil it, however, hut
that of a prominent politician. Mr.
Hiii.hinscame out to the carriage and
llie occupant explained to him I lul lie
hail misrepresented himself on purpose.
What do Jtui wa it and who are you,
to take in( from my business in this nian
iier?'' roared Hutching.
'I understand there is going to be a
swell wedding on Chouteau avenue this
evening, and as I am a regular letikins 1
world like to take it iu for you."
The St. Louis edit. informed him that
a St. Isiuis reporter was sufficient 'or that
purKise. You think I am t.si gay?"
saitl the iH-ettjiaiit of the carriage, puffing a
igar.
I think you are a Iraud, said llutch-
His.
Come, now, that won't do. Come
lowii and take dinner with me and I'll
show you who 1 am."
The invitation w:u deelined. Three
days later a man in very cheap store clothe
steppc.l into the editor s sanctum ami sunt:
I asked you out to il inner t tc oilier ilay,
iind von refits,' I. I've come to take din
ner with von."
He had brc.i at the uaiuc aiiu and
iv. il uulil he lost, and then "played in'
i ia ei t lies, eanuent at a time. One of
he fraternity bought htm a store suit
That nioht he reported the wedding of a
m ned society lialr lor the liiim. lie re
in.. in. . I on llie pape, a lew weeks, nun
made Hit other winning. Aaill hu decked
, n , I
liiiiaeli' out under the manipulation of a
ailoi-. and. walking ovi r to the ollice, he
iaml.il in his resignation and IcU th.il
iftei'iiooti on a packet I'm' Hannibal.
Mo.
The trip never co4 him a cent, lie
bed eahl tired the commander of the boat.
who L'ave him an imitation in rule! on bis
cialt as long its he was at the helm. lie
presented lines. II al the nllice nl tlie su-
icriiilcliileut nl (lie llauiiiliul ,V M. .'oe
railroail. ami alter a naiiuoti'-s convesa
t:on pris-uri d a pass to the wcs.rrn u r
intiius ol the 'inc. I lu re lie lost Ira
money at the game, and again heei 'lie llie
palte' ii of a Irauip. V newspaper man of
that city priHiir.il him a p.i" to Omaha.
mil gave him 8.Y lie took the 8.i to a
ambliii! hotl"e. got up tnun the tatile
StillU alieail, w .liked over to the news
paper ufln ii, threw llow n lilt! p:lH. thalike.l
the editor, ask. il hilil what he Would lake
for his concern, and ai tiui'lv made it bar-
en ti vim ht'SO it. The ediuir suiil he
was nlaiu; Ui uo to Jellels.in l ily oil busi
ness, ami askisl the "tramp' i' In- wmilil
not ''lake hold of til.' eoiuuru" until h.'
h i in iii .l. IU that lime he could prolm
l.lv t.ll whether he want.-.l to purchase.
'I'iie p.ijair wan iuteiisi'lv I K iii.KT.it ii . Thu
r. pic. got ali.na.l thai lite young man Una
a fort mi , and that he was uIh.ui to pur-
ise the is-iiH-r. He was called nnoii by
several of the politician who w.re aii.viiiits
to form his ac.piaiutan.i'. t hi'' night he
ill. si the foreman ilt.wii tuul told Inui lie
had purchased, but that the iiimniiicjj-.
iiieul was nut to bit fliiMlo for aarend day.
The lor. man had limrd lie was lo do an.
Ilert's fin editorial a letidrr, that f want
loiiljlti-h'uded." Thu foreman boned to
bis new ' proprietor. Ihe next niorniti!;
the gn-al Henns r.ilie organ eiiinc out in
tensely llepuhlicaii. I ln "licw proprtc
lor" as milt h a wit J, and Uui old pn.prie
lor came home in in uiiexp.i ic.l mi liner.
There are nieidcBIs such as these run
ning through his whole history. lie lie
cam" known to leading men. and al last,
in his later years, when lie pr.siulil li'iu-si-lf
at ail ollice wh. re he was known, the
.'.priutif S fjr"!' 'lotni,. ii would Ih :
How much do you want'."
His philosophy, "Let Smiih Walk,"
was founded upon the story that has been
to
and priiilnl a liuu.lnxl Uum-s aiitl
more: "A man at a uoiei spent toe iiigni
iu walking restlessly baek and forth aeross
his nailll. The invllpunt next thatr bear
ill : him, aud .Mirtnisiiig . that there was
going to lie a suicide, went tu the fcstlirss
individual and iii.jiiir.il his trouble. ' I
owe Smith a note,' wa the answer. It
comes due In-day uud I huVeii't a Cent to
pay it." The visitor answered : "You
an' the ilaiiiiileMlsil I lAer saw. Why
don't Von g" tn bed mid let Suiilii
walk'"'
The man who died at the hospital never
wenrieil of lellin; that story. "It is the
. .-. I . I. -....I - I
philosophy of life," he always saitl; nml
wIinii he heard any tuinplainl his conso
lation was : liel Smith walk.'1
'linw would Ih- nothing gained iu giv
ing the right name of this singular char
acter. A gray -haired wnuiati. tottering by
the arm uf an elde.ly aud strikingly hand
souio gentleman, followed a little pnaiti
sioii out fnmi a quiet town the other day
iu Pennsylvania. Il was a iiui.-t ending
of a life thru, lovt-tl tu play in the: whirl
pool. Then1 are hundreds of men all
over the country who will eoine to know
hereafter hen a summer has passed without
the usual caller, that sonu lliiiig has oc
curred. He died under sunt her mine than his
own at last, in the Ciaik County Hospital.
And when the light came bn akin over
the walla of another world, ami tic rAad-
r this out! wen' falling back, bless his
.mini-cut heart, he raised up his finely
shnM-d head, and ai he closed his splendid
eyes here to o)an them in the sunshine,
he murmured : ''Smith is still walkiiiL',"
:miiI fell back.
HOW
ii lit; I'. HI.4DK ( AMK
llii A LAW I H,
TO
We are furnished the following bv an
old citizen of (iianville, who preserved fur
the past half century, this, the midden law
speech uf the Hon. K. (i Ueude. who wan
tlieli a ptMir iinedueiited boy of nevnitcen
yearn of age and a resident of the fiunouH
old tew.i of WiHiamslH.ro. the leading town
uf wealth and cducn.ion of the State.
In litis town, as in nil others in those
days, liuyi we-e bad. and at night would
often in the way of fun aud frolic commit
daring a.id annoying de relations.
On tliis invasion they let themselves,
loner, and hud they been led by Sat;:n him
sell', itiuld not have thoiighl if ti ore dev
illry. Ves. tl eir acts sti "passed iinuhing
ever befon' tlioituht of. the
even iu this t'ie most daredevil town in
the South. First, they filled on" well en
tirely with goaW;i'iiother with turkey; ipii
ctly os-ni'd the front thw oragenlieBJan a
house, put down straw to drown the noise
aud turned a couple of oxen intotle parlor;
put six mt'les i'l a diy goods store, tiaik
ilown and chaugetl all the signs in town;
tis.k off nli the gates. An old bachelor,
de, -ol -d all hit time and talent in bpes,
u'el had i.ccuuiiilaled over one hi ndred
hives. These they scatie'.rd to the four
winds, lui.iiii" all .he fu'ioiis bees liatscoii
the town. In another well they put two
hurrelo of uir and more tlinu a dozen plows;
filhil. through the window, another parlor
with ducks, chickens and tuikcys; put a
jackass in a lauics gret-i house, mid did
intiiy other things eipii lly aiiiioyiug and
li.liculoiis.
Next ino.'iiing the whole tow n was in a
s.ate of wild excitement, and it was not
long before the uuri'tule.-s were captured
and brought before the town Mpiire for
trial.
The old 'stiuire was a thick set. chutl'y
old chap, mid wan himself not five from
vice iind sift; was then a cendii'ate for rc
I'lct .ion. and in tlie eauvi.ss ot-ly the day
be "ore had had a rough aud tumble light
wilh his adversary, n.nl then with scratched
face looking as if hu had slept all hi; at in
a bee hive and brcak'asteil with wild cats.
There was only one la.vyer to be found
iu town and he was at in ce retained and
h 'a'ly feed to appear against ihe bi.vs.
So they had no aduaalc, nml even their
parent! were so much incensed al-tilt li
very bad roiiduet that thuy divined it best
to keep away from the trial and Ic, them,
as a warning, take the coiiscipteiices. So
liny Wi'i'e lcll without a defendant ami lite
little fal lawyer thought he had it all l':s
own way. Hot not so.
Mot he had fouiiiif peed speaking a
friend of the ls.s se.it hastily aller I'.d
lieadc. who had hut a few wicks hefoie i.l
a delia'ing club, c ilirt'ly nseil tip the 'av
cr. So they thought him equal to any
("invgriicy.
Soon K.I win was on hand and lsti;ed
pa iei.llv 1 1 the two hours' speeili of tile
i-llle lawyer, who made their cirucs ore of
g.eal eiiorniily.
Haiigino,' he said, would not slop such
outrages; burning at the stake was the
only rei.i-ily.' aud iu conclusion, if his hon
or had ihe uu.hi.rily to do so, he was in
iiopcs that all would he i-t mice burned.'
rltlwiu Ilea le I In n arose and said:
1 banc mtthimj tn pledge for 111. future
good hehaior of the boys---1..!'.1 Inmur,'
Then iu a ieiiili.-.r. pathetic, .." Imml mi. li
ner, let addressed the Judg.i as follows:
'Oil. . . tmi-rli i'il .
y - And ddf tuu never t.i.in.
And fi-ri Unit nwi'lllnui.rilu- h'rt
, V" r.-ver ran fal aiidu '
Y.-s. on. .ni w. s. a t'ltle la.y,
A l i.l tun. not t.-rv I..IIH a..,
I l.i'tt V'.n liiitlyiiirt.y
ll'il now y.ai lick your
W.- nil Ictte tiir folly:
'I'toe mya aw yoiititf and a ail lab
Suse ill, y .-t lu"j'4l),
sli.ill we la..toiil and null Inn .'
I f..i tan- will tuLo
A lull su. X' ... it sin,
Itniher haiiwv them nmae
Sllrll lni.ll.lt fi r .h.-li k.u.
I..-I us all w orV dan-lder:
And put lli-1"" a i.i rlitlili:
I...nT von know tliai mother
Will keep I hem in al nndits.
.- ; Slia! slic wri'tissosaillv.
As ifU.n lu-i.1 would dre-ik,
X"W f ball w m-l m. nuuUy - f
. . Aim burn main at llie iukul . -J , ,
tlwl Jin-hid: NeVKIt, never, never!"
Al this point ihe 'aqtiire sprang to his
feet, al the top of his voieJ pris lainicd
tVinloin for the boys ainl kiekul the law
yer from ihe ma.in. I
A Cut that every one" who he.inl I'ld
Re.ldes sMs?eh terxiiinl d him to goto
M-hiail. ucipiire an education and si tidy
law. liy lltei advice he did so, and we
Tcnttirv Hie !iwi"Hi"ii ii iieieiuiaiii. no i
mail in North C.irolili.l has ever auipilaMil
him, and he has had but few equals.
llalcioh IVi'o-.
TMl: HI M I N kl.
If you eoiiltl ai: a pinv of your skin
through a inicrtwfoM. you would m long
lines or ridges and hollows that look more
like plowed gnuind than anything that I
can think of. The ridges are divided into
lit I ) ii.iiical elevations in which a nerve
mill. iles or else passes around it; and lies
the sense of touch. In the hollows are
the sires that are the oiiiue: uf llie
sweat iblcts. Wbal lire these, do till
ak ? Well, they are iiiinule lubes which,
alralgliteiuil mil, would l- alsiiit n quar
ter of an inch long, that start iu llie lis.
sue beneath the derma tt i nl wind spirally
up through the skin until the upK-r sur
face is reach where lis open end lermtii
at.. The oilier end is twist. il into a sort
uf kind which is contained in a little sac,
mi. I this is surrounded by bhsal vee.
sela. The nuiiilier of the little sweat ducts or
glands ia astonishing. Il is eslimalisl
that in every 'uare inch of skin there tire
at least 2SIMI, and, as iu person uf ur.li
narv si! then an- 'J.'iHH Nqiinn inches nf
Miri'a.i-, the' glands count up 7,000,1 IIIO.
I Inly think uf it 7,IHIt.tMMl .ros to k.-ep
ojs'ii through a lifetime I If thew tubes
were put together, end to end, there would
be one long canal of alsaiit twenty eight
miles. 1 low is that fur a aytteui of how
eruge. TiAnlo Jtldttr,
SWEET ANCELS OF LIFE.
AMI MOM r.TIMIX IICK, TM,
tm TH AT MTTr.ll.
TIIK UKAH ( ItK.ATI KKS WHO I'l I, Fill lit K
PilCKFT-lliioKS AMI HIVK Til KX 1ST
F.Xl'KA SltlAltV lilt YI.NKilAH
FI.AVOUY.
The grandest treasure that it is possiblu
for a mail In possess on earth is a good
wife. The pisirest investment he can ever
make i a worthless one. I'. rsoiial adorn
ment may please the eye of the vulirar. but
it will nut hide a falsi, heart. Sin may
cloak itself for a brief seas. in iu the gar
ments of hysicrisy, but Htaiucr or later it
shall coiiie to judgment. Cure allectioii
ia a prill-lew jewel, the elulaidiuiflils of
earthly bliss. In the true union of hus
band and wife money should not enter int.
the coiisi.le ralioti. Th,. happiest hollies
the world ever knew have been bought
and paitl for by mill mil earnings idler
marriage. The good and true wife adorns
her Inline and makes il a little heaven.
It is the, abode of u royal family, a king
ami queen dwell williin. There are no
Case gods in such a household.
l'llnv Kit us.
Love knows hidden paths.
Irfive makes labor light..
Love makes lime pass away, and time
mekcN love pass away,
Live me little, love mo long.
Live one that does not love you. answer
out! that tines not call you, and you will
run a fruitless race.
Iaive others well but love thyself the
most; give good for good, but not to thine
own eost.
Live rules his kingdom without nsword.
Love subdues everything except llie
felon's heart.
Love leaches asses to dance.
Love, knavery and iitvcssity make men
good orators,
Love your friend with his faults.
Love your nighlair but don't pull down
his fence.
Lovera, purses are tied with cobweba.
Livers' quarrels are love redoubled.
Livers think others have no eyes.
UF.AI TV.
One uf ihe first duties of a woman is to
always hsik as pretty as possible,
Il goes without saying that wives, nioth-t"-s
and uiaideus shall be good tempered,
skilled in housewifely.
Leaving the greater matters of the un
wrilleti laws of life, however, amongst the
u iiior ones is that w lii. li iu. ikes it an in
stinct wilh beauty to adorn herself.
A bit uf ribbon here, a lunch of color
iht-i-e, cliH-in of face an I uf figure, shapely
hands aud pretty feet, comely waist and
supple nti-k; here, there ami everywhere
about beauty's person, from the curve of
the dainty lit. Ic pink ear to thcslopeof the
s'louldcrs and the carriage of the person,
lliere is one liiaui'e.st Voice to be ho.irW
"I am trying to look in best."
And what is more, woman ought no
inure to iiegl. c; try rig to look pretty to
t he end of her da,v , than she ought to for
get to do her duly.
Who does not know the dear old grand
mother, whose sweet, wrinkled I'.l'V, deal,
cap, clean dress and ln enile.- scenl.'tl lace
coll:"-, carry one back to cliililluK..I s days?
There are years (hole, an I the cvpi ricnee
of trouble, ihe sadness .. flosses, memories
of bridals ami of graves, and a rapid ap
proach ;o those silt-ill i hurt livard gales
l In .'iii'h which we iniis all walk whether
we wi'l or II 'I
Hut grandmother i pidiy still, aiid will
always I." preliv llll the white hands are
c'li.spnl over the quiet breast, mid she
'lies home lo ll'ose who w.'iil home befon'
h,r.
A woman, mi mailer how poor she is,
and how de p the ear.-s of family, nlloht
lo lake mote and m piim wi'b her
dress as tlm rolls mi A y.un.' o, ,1:iy
wear almost niiythillg. A malri.n. however,
who ha- Inst the liist plump ch irm and
indi liin.ble beauty uf youth, lets In be
careful.
Tllr.V AM) NOW,
The
I:pluiiiiil.iu a ll'i'si'lieails
Made lo Ills He.
Man
'My dear. yoi ate looking pale of late;
1 I rust you are not mi '.lie vege uf revolv
ing yourself into un invalid." saitl a llorse
heads man to Ilia wi'e. who had jilst en
tered the room and dropped into a chair
while he was enjoying his Havana.
' I'm not happy, I can assure you,"
answered the wile iu a smothered lone.
"Why? Pray tell me," said the hus
biilid. ai he blew the blue muokc high
above his head.
'Ilecause you don't love me any inure,"
she Sobbed.
"Ihin't I ?" he replied.
"No, you do'l't, " .iid the wife. "He
forc we were iii.inicd you enih imt be
Mow irtliilioii enough upon inc. but now.
and we've only livnl ..i'lhcr a year, jou
pay hut lillle attention lo me. There's
Mint-tiling wrung, that's all."
"Ila, ha! Sit down here un this uttu
luan by my side. I want to ask you a
question."
She tiwk the sent reluctantly.
"Now, my ileal," he said, "I want tu
know if you can Miiicinlicr ever seeiiitr
a man running after a slt.vl car us though
he'd break bis deck ?"
Many a time." she snapped.
"Vis Well, now, tlear, please tell tin
'if you ever saw llie man in uiin around
iu the car in the same rn klcss manner
after he had gut into il ami pris'iiml a
scat ?"
The wife Went aller u plate of tipples.
A wielltisl says llie reiisoil kissing is so
pleasalii is Im-anse the Iti-lh, jawbulics and
iiis, are full of nerves, mid win 11 the liw
nieel, an e'eetrie iii nnt is geiuralcd.
This is no dotiiit Ihe true explanation.
We have noliecil when holding the handles
of on el.i t lie uiachiiie, that it is very tlilli
cult to stop, and it is a good deal the sauie
way with kissing.
An agricultural writer says: "The liest
treatment for hens , hat want to set when
you don't want llu iutnis to take them
i'min the nest and put thnai into 11 lurge
coop in the oK'ii uir, I hen feed llieui well
on the mime feed given to the laying hens."
The coiiiLinn way is Incut the setting hen's
head off aud sell her for spring thicken.
tilVI. HIS MI-I.T1 A KKIIM).
STHAtlK IHi.MAXi'K I'K A N KW JKKMKY
KNOCK Alll.KX -HIS l llll.ll PRDVIPKU
Full.
I'leiiut.l, ille. A. J i SK..-I.il
A few months ago the H'i.r7 published
a story of a strange roiuaiiee, iqioii which
the curtain ilrups wilh the publication of
the following Dot ice. w hich apieared ill a
local paper to-day :
MAKKIKH- Ulli-uy -Mal.lirn.-January 7lll
ISM M a. lutl.l Muud. it, to flillllp Latteily.
Five years ago then- lited iu Cenlre
villc near this place, a well to-do eaipentcr,
Havid Matthews, wilh bis wife and a baby
boy. Malihcws had Iks-ii iu ill health and
let'! his wile and child, presumably fur a
vnvage un a cisiSicr In the llcliuiitlHS and
hack. I'orsix iiiuiilbs llie wil'c heard no
wind Iroui her husbuiid. when intelligence
came I'mni the Aiueiicail t'oiisiil that
Havid Matthews had tlinl of yellow fever
iu the West Indies two mouths alter he
left home. Auol'ier child was horn short
ly after Matthews' departure. With llo
means of support. Mrs. Matthewssnoii had
to earn her living us a seamstress.
About a year ago a young mechanic,
Philip Lalfcrty. of Philadelphia, an old
schoolmate of I avid Matthews, met the
widow uf his oltl companion. A warm at
tachment sprang up between the pair.
Mrs. Matthews agnul to marry him. Laf
f'erlv then purchased back the old home of
Mrs. Malihcws, and wilh the young
widow, now his wife, and her two children,
bad just begun to keep house, when Ihiviil
Matthews, the long iibsetil and supposed
dead husband, returned. He saitl be had
niaile ti handsome fortune in Ihe mines of
Hnizil. iu which country he has hecu for
over four years. When Malihcws hinted
that he would demand his wife and chil
dren, (he neighbors, who were diigus.ed
with the modern l-liioch Anion's desertion
of his wife, said that there would lie a lot
of cold lead. tar. leal hers, etc.. us.. I up if
Latterly ami she w hom he believed to Iu
his lawful wife were iiiolcsiitl. Finally,
Malthcwsicousciitctl toptriuit his wife to
l .t u i il a legal scpar.il ioji. the in. it li r sur
rendering the cldtv. child, a boy, lu the
father, while llie yoiitiger one, a little girl
whom the father never saw, was permitted
in remain wilh the nio'licr. Mrs. Mai
ih 'ws th 'ii detiTiiiin.il to live apart IVoin
Laflerty ini.il she ciiitl.l oblain a legal sep
aration from her lir-l husband.
The marriage tunic.' slums that aiieh
lega1 decree was obtained. Matthews de
posited g.yiHIII in lr:l-t for the baby, sub
ject to the use uf the mi.thcr if ev.-r in ab
ject ivi-rty.
ITWANVr lll'.klfl' Oistl. w'
K- nihvil'P A.:..s.
"And is this not bli-s, llni-ense? "
"H'iss. Ale: ls '.' I Ih, more than bliis.
Vet when I think uf how our lives ire
iliil'l'ng on this sen of IncipiiiesN, w hen I
think of how day eflo. day nothing ruin 's
In mar our oils-, no i I..11.I si.ot tu tle.-k the
hlijit sky uf our peace. I sometimes
shi'.ldcr and the Hour hi conies to ute :
that solut I hill';, so lie undeliiiable d.iugi r, 1
may come to 11- and l.lol out forever this
sweel tl'Valil oi' pein e." 1
"Nay, say no. so, lloileiise. I know !
tint iW lives arc ha;.pii r far then come In :
the lul nf inns nioi'..ds; hut why should
wcilread? Ho 1 imi luteymiY"
"Ves, darling, u'i. so foiid'y."
"Have I not s.ruiig anus to battle for
you iu thu race for 11. lies?"
"Ves. tl. 11 ling, mi s. long. '
"The 1 why tin you conjure up such
fancies, dearest
"Oh. I kiu.tv 11.. 1. l'ul eoine let us
banish the...- Ion '00. lings. Whir' ue '11 a
w.il. X. dulling, and held ill Vi ill l- strong
arms, wi'h u.iir !, ,.,( b'aling to in i it , I
will i'orgel th.-n. "
TheV w.-e loi. rs, and wh- ll lie goltleu
( lei 1 ib r 1 .011 they wer ' to be wcl.
They h id Ih'.-ii se nul on ihe mi", mid
even in tin v had tinners her head hi d
reslnl nil his shoulder, and eyes spoke to
eye and lip lo lip.
Oh, that they bail remaiiuil there.
See, they rise. His urn is placed
firmly around her si pple waist, her hand
is held lighl'v in his, 11-ul together they
tloal around the ro i u lc I'ety poetry of
mot Ion.
Hut hark ! A c-y of augeish and II or
tense teun. herself 11 wiry ami Nluggi-.-a to a
chair.
There she sits w ith pale, pinched lins
and a look of ag.etv on her fan, while
her young bead is li ill over
till it
near'y
tun. lies her lap.
till, Hurleiis., vhal means tics? Are
Vull i'l?"
"Ask me uot. Alexis, but uh, go now.
Do nut wait a luo.iienl, but go. Leave
Hie. oh leave mu quickly."
Ui'l a iiiti.ii' nt he hesitated and then
hcut'ing over lu r, shuwen'd kbs mi the
miii yuiiiig bruw, uud lcl, knuwiug full
well that he InVed him tiai well tn drive
llllll floill !.. 1 eidn Ullh'.llt i.ut.tr.
And 0.1, iu llie li'glll he si oil' I alld pon
dered. An un-iotia look wa ill his eyes,
aud bis pale, smooth, brow, bared to the
niiiitliht, w;im wriilVliil with lines of
dn'p thought.
"Can it he heart disease?" muttered
he. "Must I even now bill my fond heart
to drive out he image ami he preparad to
give her up? Oh, (JimI! why i this
misery scut tome?"
Hut it wasn't benrl tlV-ase.
You si; Hortensi had fell a pin give
way while she was waluing and she
wasn't ccrtaiu whcihur il was the nice,
t an skirt she had borrowed from her
sister to wear Hint night or one nl tier own
skills that didn't even have any rick-rack
around the but loin and had been
worn ever since the dusty day that IJar
lium'i show was hen.
"Cumc, lei's bill and cisia little, aa we
used to," said .Mixt-y lo bis wife, alter they
had been mapinl 11 year. " Yik," he re
plied, "you look out for the bills and I'll
tin the cooing."
The Mormons believe in "free trade'
thoniughly at least an far aa-the iiianiifac
lure hi I imiHirtatiuii ul wives are concern
ed.
Your 1111.11111111! always apK-ars to be iu
verv h it'll snirits. Ves. n iiliisJ hia wife.
,j-rt, - - ', 1 - --1
if they didn't come an high I ahould have
had a new fur twctpie thin winter,
ni in ; nt mi.,
A merchant iu town wants a clerk.
What for? lias he more business than
he and his partner and the bright boy,
reaml up in his store, can al.cnd lo ? Oh!
no. Tiny three could do twice as ninth
business us he his. indeed the one el"'
could do it nil and would he glad nf the
opporl anil v. ii'bis wages were coiTcsiHind
ingly increased. What then il.H's he want
another elctk l'..r? To "d.aw trade fnun
the country." He keeps his former clerk
on small wag.--, and .u-.s about in his
mind fur a !ad in the cmimrv wlin is sipn
lar, has a giaul ml.lr. ss. ami is effusively
ii.niui teil. He is imt long in fueling t.ue.
The young man. allured by the prosm-t of
living III town and ' suing (lungs ami
Wearing pnl dollies eve-y day, readily
access a small salary aud in..es to town.
What c 1.1 s ol'this? So'ue ihings, al
ways; abm.'iiihrr things, frequently. A
pmiuisin ; boy is t.i'.en from lite tichl, his
plow U Miippr I I'm ever ; a prudil.e.uf cnrtl,
colnei. when. 1 a, si. Imi.. milk, butter,
poiil.ry. and all other kinds of farm pro
line., is drawn lo town to slay. The
most active Sunday sthool s. holar, who
has done most to keep his clan together
and to encourage .he siipcriu.eiidcut and
pastor, is draw n nil' and leans the little
church in the coti",rv weak and disciicr
aged. He adds n.ilhiug In the viilume of
trad.' i.i town ihat is Itsscnoil by what
ever amount be Would have produced un
the 1 11.111. He simply "draws" trade away
imiii sniuc uiiicr liuitse in tlie si'ine or
liei'vhlinrilig t..wu. lu the house with which
he is coiiii.-ccd. Ill" coliui 'ling limine
lliilsl I10W seek to rn'oye.1 ill- ..s, trade by
getting, s ene other young ni 11 f.-nni Ihe
same cuiiutry iu igli'mi huiul. Thus the
resn'i is, two. three i..- four young men
are ti.awn ,roiu llie ii.i.h wlicre their
labors w.-re pto.lm .iie and leinun- nilivt'
lo t .wn ivhe-e th 'ir l.ih. r nib's not a ti nt's
value to ainlh'n 'flic whole business nf
the town eoui. I have hr.-n dune ns well,
probably better, will ( ill, 111, Now uf
the things which frequently happen, we
may ineiitimi us tlie saddest nl all, llie
blight, i.riiini .jng buy is ruined. He is
there tn draw trade; cuunetiliuii is sharp
and to sucoced, he is tempi il to 1 old nut
false inilileeinciiis In Ins cusluiners, tn dis
credit ihe cuinpeting hniise, lo become
"hale fellow well met" wi.h men from his
neighborhood, w hose example is poison, tu
llivtle llieui tn places ol aiiiuscuicul ami
Kill' p'accs. He has 11. 1 'imminence ill
llie Church, thinks himself nf un ini
Is.r.ai.ce tu t lie tsiw n 1 luii'eb. assumes lu
lie slighted bv the p.i.s.nr, distrusts tin
simple heart -cligiun of bis buy Iuh.iI, and
gis's heaillnn.r In the devil. If his Course
be 11 ot mi downward and short, iii forty
nine cases o.it of lit", v. he becomes at least
only a loleialile inerelianl. Ins lite liciug
niore of a failure tha 1 a miccc-m. "Draw
ing trade" has drawn him IV..111 a useful
and peaceful vocation ;nlo the perils anil
troul.les ol an uuptiililalue hie.
'I'll K Sl M.I.F.ST ItllH piK-Wc
take the follow in ; IVoin an evehange :
A g. nil. 111. 111 Iroui I ', eel. II. un 1 'i.loiuis
us th it the suialle.-l baby iu th - World wa.
leei it'ly buVM ill that t .nun. The father is
a inin r In I lie ,11. 1, 1, i o' th- Northern
II. II mine and w.-iglis CM p um I- Tilt
nml her is a si. mi li ililiv woiu.in wcighiicj
al.oiil lllll pi. un I- Theehil.l is a male
if p. feellv I... iii.-.I as an 1 1 1 1 It 1 : 1 1 1 bciliu
call be, hill upon i.shiilli it 011K Weighetl
eight uiiiici
Tin' dillil's lace I-aliniil the -i;e uf
lint's.' chest nut. and tile si..- nl Its linil.s
can be iinagiueil wlcti we say that a ring
Worn, n lite htlle ting.-r nl us innllnr was
easily slipp.il ui er its l't. nearly up
the knee.
Our informant stale, that it was tit.
opinion of llie :ii(. inling physit i.tu that lln
child would live and prosper iu good
health uotwitis,au.llug lis diuiiuuliv
pnipoi'liuti. The midget ii so small that
three nf its size could play hide uud set
in 11 cigar box.
This is bcli-tvcd lo be th-. smallest baby
ever born.
A lil.M'Ki i l l 1. liny . -.u old man en
len d a railroad ear and was looking around
for a seat, when a boy ten or twelve years
nf age ruse un and said. "Take my seat
sir."
'I he offer was accepted, uud the infirm
old loan sat duwii.
"Why did Von give me your scat ?" he
inquired of the boy.
'Ilecause you un old, sir, ami I am
buy !" was llie reply.
A hundred years ago there Would have
been little nml tu record, us remarkable, a
similar incident. Among things that an'
giasl ur hopeful in a rising generation
there is one great change fur the worse
manifest lo everybody a declining rever-crcn.-c
toward iige and Inward (imi
"Thull shall lis,' uphefure the hoary head
and honor ihe I'.i. e of ihe old man, and
fear thv (bid, I :uu the Lnnl."
ADV KIITlSKM KNTS.
lfJTr;'s- trlf iii' liiv p'p-'iipVs
i
m FOR CATAAOGlfjBSf.
Iliiv S-j ly
1857 "-HT857
J A Nil! A It Y 1st, I 8 5 T.
RUFE. W. DANIEL'
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ADVKKTISKMUNTS.
PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID.
A BouwlioM Arllrln far tlnlvet-Ml
Fftiully I'm.
For Scarltt 4
Tjpbold fvvvrs,
IlUlhrift, ftU
VKtlun, Vlcrt4
sr Throat, Hmall
Pom. Nrti.M, mm4
nit CoiitMRiotti klfftriti, Ptnont wtitiitgtMi
th Stk.li ihuuld um it frrcly. SctrW.1 rvtr hu
nrver brrti ktvikn to t pre ad wlierc th Muui a
jsrd. Vrl1w Fever ht betn rurtd with il flsr
Mark vomit hii Ulmn plac. ih vunl
cr of hiLihihcna yield to it,
PitvorotlimiMlofc l'r. f SMAtX-TOX
4in rctmhetl and and
Htl Horr rrTwnl- ' rtTTINU of Hmall
nl bv tMilung with ! pot rHKVKNTKU
Ljrbi Khiiil . . . ,
Ituvur Air m.,i. " mrm,wr V my r
tunalcu una (Hirthrd.
r f Htr TliruMl ii U a .
1 lly 4 lakca wit
StPitl pui. I ud th
j r luid, tha paiiiM wa
ant drhnmu, wai not
: wttad, an4 wa ibout
turr cur,
('untttglim dfiiroyfd
ChllUUhia. P 1 1 a) . th i,ml aJftia '
RhauinHlitin cured
Hft Whltr Cmi.pttfi
lous Mcunvd by iu tu.
Hhlp rvtr prevenlrd.
To purify the Urth,
Cleanatii lha Trth,
it can't b uirpatad.
CaLarrh relieved and
cured.
Fryalpolat cured.
Ift rti relMard iiMUntl y .
Krare prevented.
Ityaentcry emi-eKl
uillittl healed rapidly.
Kmrejr cured.
An AuUtiat for Animal
or VegeuU Potftuu,
MiBtf. etc,
I met! the Fluid duritif
our preient afHictinn wtiti
Scarlet Fever wilh de
ri'ird advatJie. It ii
iraieneible a the tick
room. Wm. F. Sahu
poan, Kyrie, Ata.
hd it - J W i'aih.
imnit, Philadelphia.
Proventoi I
The phyiktent Kara
tue lUrbyt lluid very
tucceuhilfy In the treat
ment of Diphtheria.
A. STot.i.anwtaca.
Oreaatboro, Ala.
Teller dried up.
Clinlarm prevcated.
l lorra purined and
healed.
In raaa nf Death it
thotUd ba tued abutit
the fre it will
pi event any unpteaa
ant kttirll
Tlie eminent Phy.
uMan.J.MAKION
HI MM, M. I., Naw
York, mvs : "1 an
ronvim rd rrof Darby
Prophylailtr Fluid ill
valuable diiinfccUnt.
Vandarbllt Univcralty, Naahvllle, Tenn.
i testify tu the mutt n client ualitira of Pntf.
Darbyt I'mphylai-tib rluid A a ditnfectant and
detergent it is both theoretically and practically
lupcnor to anv preprainm wtth which I am ac
quainted N. T LurtuN, IVuf Cheanatry.
Darby Flulil Ii Keeiiinniwnrledi ky
Hun. At.ax anihm II. Srir-HiMa, nl Georgia;
Rev ( iu. F. Dim, D.D., Church of ih
Stranger, N. V.;
li l.aCi'MTB.Cututnbia Pmf .Univcnity.S.C.
Kcv. A. J. ItAtii, 1'ii.f , Merxer Uaivenity;
Rev. t-io. F. Pirncb, Itithop M. K Churca.
IND1HPKN4AHI.R TO KVKHT 1IOMR,
Perfectly harmku. tlted internally or
eiternally for Man or Heait.
The Fluid hat been thoroughly letted, and w
have ahtintUnt evtdrnrp that it ha done everything
here claimed For fuller inhumation get ol your
DruggiM a pamphlet or tend to the proprietor,
J. II. ZKIUN it CO..
Manufacturing Lhemnta, I'HII AUKl lMIIA.
fi-bfi lv
IlOSHlTto
Thry whn wrrk early and lata th Yfar
foii in I nvftl, nrcaaitinaU) , the beallnAU
iiiiKilmiH imimrteil hv a wli'tli-ouiv ton to
lik lliMteinr'i hkhh. h Huti r. To all.
Uh purity aul elhcit'itcy at a n mt tly ut
pn-vi'tittvo of diiraae eomnirtitt tt. U
rliei-a incipient rhfutnaliain and malarial
viiiihiiua, ret if r a ountipa(iuu, Uyipep
lia ainl liiliuiiinv, arrvma prematura
decay of ttto phyatcal rnerifiea, nutigalea
thu liiflrinllira tl Afii ami nartien cuuva-It-ani'noe.
For attlo by all iruyg(fU aad
lititU'ia Kcuctall) .
Jinn- II I)
JEAL ESTATE A6EICT
I have eaUbluIitMl a It KM. KsTAiE A UK STY 1
Ui low ti of
WEL.DON, N. C.
I liava TT.S linuusj la Wlil.in
FOR SALE OR RENT.:
Alsiul half of lliaiu n,m, ..tliura dw.llltiaa.a
1 atmi liavr alNitit
(I.IMM) At'HI'J OF I. A NO
IN II A II K AX COI'NTV FOB BALI
For fnrtli.r airllciilni, trti.- wlililng to buy
rent ran a..ly lo uir In a'ron or by letter.
I am now taking up all lanrla partlca wlah le Nil
and ailvvrllnliig Hip wine at my own oipt.nl, OB
leas a aale la mailt' anil Ihcn I rhiirve(oiiiiniMioiia.
Pur aiy alanrlnr at a irntlerom ami a ataa
wnrtliy Ui be mill, I rrft-r l.y iwrnilaaloa to R. H
smith, StsatanU Neck : Ur. J. A. ('.Illna, Enbtlit
W. A Im.iiI.-I, WoltLai.T. W. Ilarrli. I.lltlt'tnn.
wllir R. !' SI'IKRU.
c.
K. li It K. K W tt ll D A URU.
VJt Malu atttel,
a on folk; va.
IValrr. In
IilAUDNIM, WATi lOX, JEWKIJiV,
lUHkk, MI.YIR AND Pl.ATIO WARS.
HftUTACIM ANU f'ANCY OOUM.
8aailaJ Kimittun alvxi to Uit ravain f Clooauaa
tt.nauil flu. Watvliia Hair and wtliar J.oatrf
wadii looelwaiHl npaltwl by bM WiirkBan.
uvtiain
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