"W. SLEDGE, puopiuktor.
-A. NEWSPAPER FOIR, THE PEOPLE
TERMS:-"'511 1KI1 annum in advance.
YOL. XXX.
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 13. 1895.
NO. 9.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AS IN YOUTH
yer's Hair Vigor
CORDIALLYJNDORSED.
j RESTORES
f Natural Growth
if HAIR
WHEW -ALL
OTHER
Dressings
FAIL
2
"I can cordially Indorse Ayer's Hair
Vigor, us one. ol the best preparations
for ilia hair. When I began using Ayer's
Hair Vigor, all the I MM part ol my head
' olxrtit lull ol II -was hald. Tho use
of only two bottles restored a natural
ffrowih, which still continues as In my
youth. I tried several other dressing,
but they all tailed. Ayer's llalr Vigor
It the licit." -Mrs. J. e. I'ubusskii,
Converse. Texas.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
ritKpAnitn itr
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ooooooooooooooocoooooo
Just Marriel
Sweet Dreams !
i la the dreaming of orange flowerwf
la ine writing poem on lovet
, b ibe building bpaoUa tower,
Is (he nldat of silken bowers,
Tneeweet little Innocent dear!
NO. This Bwtt t Child in ilnwniiiR ol'
the wonderfully low prut at which tho
t
,-i'EicBisior Printina Comiany V
WEI.DON, N. C.
I
Is laming out AUTISTIC l'lil.NTINO of
( Kvcry Description.
Lettor Head, Packet Heads,
Hill Heads, Envelopes,
KUtemenU, Kami Hills,
1 rogramniea, Tickeus,
Etc., Etc Etc.
) IV Write for samples anil prices.
i E. L. HAYWAHl), FBUPH1KTOB.
'ii rn
HE SOUTHERN,
1m m m r
rETEIWHUIUI, VA.
' F.I.ECTKICUUIITS. ELECTRIC IIEI.LP
; ACCOMMODATION M.
' C. BNODGKASW. Proprietor, late ol
4 Hutler, !.
The only first class lintel in the city.
Conuucrciul rules, $'J. to 9 SO por day.
tk.
7i1trn-...i r-isstM
OR. H. 0. HYATTS SAN1T0RIUM,
- K IN8TON N C
evOISUSES OF THE ETE 1X0 timu. SURGEM
8 S ly.
II E DIDN'T CAItE A CENT WHO
KNEW IT EITHER.
fit. Louis Republic.
"For yourself and wifu?"
As the hotel clerk uttered these words
tlio newly arrived guest, a tall, sparo man
of forty, with side whiskers, looked up
from tho register, with confideut ouiilo as
he said :
"Yea, sir, for myself and wifo, and not
only that, but I don't want a room on
the seventh floor, Beveral blocks away
from the fire escape, and whuro it will
lake tho call boy all night to reach. I
want the bridal chamber, and if there is
choice of bridal chambers, I want the
best ono. I make no bones of it. No,
sir," he wont on, with an authoritative
wave of his hand. "1 was married at
noon today, and I am bound to face all
the consequences and I don't care who
nowa it. We had a house wedding, at
which there were present 150 guests of
the family, and all sent presents, which
in array and magnificence' arc not equaled
anywhere. We arrived on tho 5 o'clock
train, and my blushing bride is now in
the ladies' reception room, waiting with
quivering heart fur my return.
"As you will observe, there is Bonie
rice on the brim of my hat, and our
name is festooned in bright red letters on
tho end of our new trunks, I am wcar-
brand new suit of clothes, bought
especially for the joyous occasion, and
you would know my bride was genuine i
mile off by her light gray travcliog cos
tumc, her spick and span new hat and her
general air of the city. We have been
out only four hours, but I have alieady
ddrcssed my wife as 'dearest' five times
in the presence of total strangers, and she
has responded with 'darling' in each in
stance, and we propose to keep this up
during our wedding trip, which will last
six weeks and cover Niagara Falls, Wash
ngtan, the Natural btidge of Virginia
and other principal points of interest.
"My name is Amos R. Able, and I
am out on my wedding trip with the dear
est, sweetest little woman in the world-
1 havo money to burn, there is no deceit
in my heart, I want the best of every
thing, and I want the whole world in
general to know that I am the happiest
man alive. Now, is there anything more
ycu would like to know?"
"Nothing, sir," replied the clerk, as he
loscd the ledger, took down a key from
the board and rang the gong fur the bell
boy.
"Yi:s, YK8."
I IfciUM
Ha just received a Trash lot of CANDY,
)iaiu MUU mm; J. mm ininiun, uiir uuui,
I'heatQuts, coroanute, a),.!., tMtuuw,
Florida orange, plain and fancy cukes.
large amort uieui 01
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Hhon fly hones, wagon, curls, dolls,
. . , , . L - i. . I . 1 1
flue hoi uaner, cigars, auuflf, Uilatceo and
many fancy notions loo uuneroua to men
tion, bov 1 ly.
PBOFESSIOHAL V A Hint.
janasii.neLi.aii,
wiLTsa a. uniai
UB1LIII a DAKIIU
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Wai.Dod, N. C.
metlesln Uieconrtief Hallow andrlorthemp.
tm.ndin thaHapremsaud Pwleral court. Uoi.
actions man. IB hiin.ru oi suns varuuua.
Uruuihofttaa at Hulhi.N.U..OHB av.rv MOB,
fay. If
jTB. T. T. K088,
m
DINTIST,
Weldon, N. C.
sTOffloa over Emry A l'leroe'astore.
10-18-ly.
TJR W.J. WARD.ftr
-Sirieoii Dentist,'
ENFIELD, N. C.
S9jOfflotonr Harrlsoa's Drag Stan,
ttoeMlr.
NEVER UADSEENABALLOON
ASCENSION.
A good ono is told of an old negro
woman living out near thu water works,
ho didn't know aoything about the
balloon ascension tho other day.
She was out in her yutd, when she
happened to glance, up towards the sky
and saw Mile. Nolan coming along, but
she was still high in the air and the old
woman could distinguish only tho out
lines ol the paiachuto.
Placing her arms akimbo xho surveyed
the thing a moment and remarked, "If
yonder don't come a yumbrelly sailin"
along in dc air! Wonder whar in dc
name of (lod it cum from ?"
She turned around as shespoko to one
of her children, and then again took a
look at it. This time she saw the daring
aeronaut.
Good God a'mighty, Moria," she ex
claimed, "if dur ain't a angel in it. It's
Gabriel shore's yu born and he gwino to
blow his trumpet and when he do, chillun,
somcthin' gwiuc to happen somcthin'
dreadful. You all get ready and when
he soun' de horn, we'll all pray, fer judg
ment day am right har."
About this time one ol tho "childun"
took in the situation and said, "Shucks,
mam, it's a 'oman in a b'loon and she am
gwino to light right on yu cf you don't
git outcn de way. Tain't no Gabriel and
tain't no born dar."
The old woman realized tho situation
and was greatly relieved, but she says
she will never grow any more. "Fore
God," she said, "1 thot it was do angel
Gabriel and dat de end of tho world was
ar" Grecnsboio Record.
A young woman, visiting a newly mar
ried girl friend in the city, was surprised
to find many bits of paper stuck upon
the walls of the couple's rooms, upon
which was priulcd in large letters the
simple word "Yesl" It required a deal
of coaling, but finally the bride burst
out with the truth, "Charlie kept a.king
mo about a thousand limes a day if I
bved him," she said. "Every lime h
was just as anxious about it as if I had
not told hi in so millions of timet) before.
So I just put up those fur bis sake."
New York l'n&s.
A WO(lKN t MK KVS LONG
It U N.
Nathan Allgood, of Roswell, Ga., has
dock which has been running and keep
ing correct lime for 1 211 years aud haf
never been out of repair but once Pul
ing t2e war a i alike Mildict broke a coc
out of one of its wheels, which gave ii
vear srest. Mr. Alluood bad it re
paired, and.it is do doing full dut.
The runuing gear is all of wood. Ha
vannah News.
Hpeclmeu Cases.
S. H- Clifford, Now Cased, Wis., war
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism
bis stomach was disordered, his liver wa
affected to an alarming dcuree, appetil
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles of
Elcctrio Hitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harnsburg. III.
bad a running tore on hit leg of eijihl
years standing. Used throo bottles
Kleelrio Hitler ana seven noxes
llucklcn's Arnica Salve and his leg
sound and Well. John Speaker Catawba.
0 , had five laage fever sore on hi leg
doctors said i iiicuratk. Unr
bottle of Kleelrio Hitters and one box of
llucklcn's Amies Salve cured him en
tirely. Sold by Wm. Cohen drugial
Proud father "This i t sunset my
daughter painted. She studied painting
broad, you know." Friend "Ah! that
ainlaini it I never law sunset lik
i
that in this country."
While in Tnneka last March. E. T
Darker, prommedt newspaper man of
T - IV... If. n mtm I.Iran with nlullt-r.
urn " -----
morbus very severely. Ine mgnt cleu
I the hotel where he was stopping bap
nonetl In have a bottle of Cbamberlain'i
Folio, Choleia and Diarrhoea Remedy
and gave him throe dose which relieved
him and he think saved hi life. Every
f.milv should keen .this remedy at all
time. No one oan tell how soon it may
be needed. It costs but Utile and may
ho ih. maana of aavion much suffering
nJ nn-hana the life of tome member of
r.l. ?! and 50 eent bottle
For sale by i. N. Br.wi, Halifai, Dr
A. 8. Haniaoa, KnfieW.
Bill; MEANT KCSINKSS.
CHARUY1Sy,NiT
Tie Printer Qieerei Them.
HOW THE EDITORS OF ONE
WOMAN'S 1'APER CAME TO
GRIEF.
ON THE SAFE SIDE.
Adwrtlsinff Aprnt What d'ye mean by sticking that "Cures Influenza" all
OTer the pliico, eh?
now, 1 couldn't remimlver which one It wua for, CO I
thought I'd be on thesafo side anywuy. l'ull Mull Hudget.
"Geoige," said the beautiful girl as she
nestled close lo him, "the labt time you
called you proposed."
"I did, sweet one."
"And I accepted you."
"You did, love."
"I presume, George," she went on in
her most fascinating manner, "that you
look upon me as merely a foolish, thought
less girl, but but "
How can you thiuk so, pet?" he in
terrupted.
"But," she went on in a more busings
like way, "I have something of the busi
ness instinct of the new woman in me,
and I shall have lo ask you lo icieat
the proposal again to night. Tho last
time you called it was Sunday and con
traots made on that day, I learn, are not
legally binding. Chicago Evening Post.
JOY.
fis sweet when sordid cares distress
And apprehensions thrill,
When griefs of yesterday oppress
And hopes today is still,
To meet some old time fiiend again
With whom glad houts were spent,
And have him pay you five or ten
That you'd forgot you lent.
ALTOUETIIKHTOO HONEST.
Hotel Clerk "That lawyer stopping
with us is tho most houe.it wan I ever
heard of."
Landlord-" Why?"
"lie "He ails up in chair and
sleeps at night."
Landlord "What s that got to do
with it?"
Clerk "lie says after his day's work
is over, he doesn't think he ought to
lie in bed."
THE SECRET OUT.
"Ma," said newspaper man's son, "1
know why editors call themselves we."
'Why?'' .
"So's the man th.it doesu't like the
anicle will thiuk ihere are too niuuy
ople for hi I" lo tackle.
A IHCTIONAIIY IN lEMANI.
Pick I wish we had a great big dictionary.
Tom Po you want lo look for some
thing
llick Yes; lbs prestrved eherii
grandma pul up on tho shell, ihal I can t
reach standing on a chair. i i.ieag.i in
nr-i foean.
IANGEKOl'S GROUND.
Hicks What made you run out of
that jewelry storo the other day when
tho policeman came in?"
Wicks "Why, there was any quanti
ty of wedding and engagement rings
there."
Hicks "What of that?"
Wicks "What of that ! Don't you
know they can arrest a lellow for being
present where there aro gambling iuiplo
mcnts?"
KOIt THE SUMMER.
She "Where are you going this sum
mer ?"
' He (hard up) "No pluco."
"She "Ah!"
"Ho "Yes, No place liko home,
you know.
AN OliELET.
Oh woman's tongue, you do not rest,
Despite your best endeavor;
And men may come and men may go,
Hut you go on forever.
Some western women wanted lo start
woman suffrage paper a few years ago,
with the aim of scattering the seeds of
woman suffrage about the country where
was uecded.
They bought a plant, ordering from a
catalogue of printers' supplies, and while
lie-y didu't know cms from galleys they
ut a carpet on thu punting oflice floor
and had a stuve with nickel triiumiugs
and a brass Grc shovel and a revolving
office chuir and a desk Willi a lot of
igconholc8 and a waste basket with a
bbun bow on it and a patent rocker, a
picturo of Susan Ii. Anthony on the wall
nd a printer to put the types together.
It was rather a cozy, homelike little
place, and even conservative women who
didn't approve of tho paper came some
times to visit and sat in the patent rocker.
Ono day one of the editors wrote an
editorial in- which she aired the time
wuin epigram that "(here is a slumbering
og in every man's bosom."
This, while not exactly (esthetic, was
regarded as a bullet proof bit of logic
with which to adorn a woman suffrage
editorial, but "the best laid plans of mice
and men gang aft aglee," and a the prin
ter was not a suffragist he proceeded lo
put the hog in the woman's bosom, and
hen the paper came out and announced
that "there is a slumbering hog in every
woman's bosom" those women called an
editorial conclave, and each woman tore
cr own hair.
The greatest man on a woman's news-
apcr is the printer. IIo edits the mat
ter, counts up the feet in the poetry and
remodels it to suit his poetical brain, and
he continually runs out of intcirogation
marks.
Would the women, while editing a pa
per, have a friend at court ? Then let
them cultivate the compositor. St. Louis
Republic.
THE DRAGON TREE.
Th rt.nnn t.Mi I. Inrllaennu. In tbo Cannrv Islands. It lives to a very ffrmt SKA; and oae
which was rooently blown down at Oraluva Is said lo hnvo been 0,1100 years old. Tho namo is
aid to have arlssn from a legend haDded down by the ouancbei ltn orlylual lubabllama Qt
the Islands who bellevod that Ihoso trtca sprung from the uwn of dratfous.
pro
Now Try This.
It will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, if you have a rough
cold, or any truuuio tnroa i, ci.est or
lunus. Dr. Kins New Di-wov ry I'm
consumption, coughs and eolds is gusran
teed to give relief, or mouey will be paid
back. Sufferers Irom la grippe luund it
just the thing and under its use had a
speedy and pericct recovery, try
sample bottle at our expense and learn
. if .... i i -
lor yourself juh uuw guuu a lump it in.
Trial bottle free at Wm. Coheu's drug
store. Large site 50c and 1 1 Ut)
To lin it wicked, but lo tempt other
to sin is Ueviisn.
8ometimo ano I was troubled with an
attack of rheumatism. I used Chamber-
lain't Pain Balm and was completely
cured. I have since aavisea many oi
m Manila and customer to try the rem
edy and all spoak highly of it. Simon
fl.il.lUom. San Luis Rev. Cel.
For sale by J. N. Brown, Halifax, Dr.
A. a. Damson, Jtuftoid.
SUNUUitNT. OF COUltSE.
I wonder why when husband goes,"
Good Mr. Noggles said,
A fishiog every day or two,
It makes his nose sored?"
OVEIt-KED.
Mrs. Skim Do your boarders pay
umpily.
Mrs. Syrc They did at Tint.
Mrs. Skim Why don't they now?
Mrs. Sre They have got so fat they
cau'l get their hands in their pockets.
THE KIN1 HE WAS.
Mrs One "How i your husband to
day, Mrs. J other I
Mrs. Tother "lletter, thank you,
Ho is always better when he is sick than
at any other time.
TIME FOR REFLECTION.
Kitty "Jack says he will stop drink
ing ll 1 will marry him.
Janet "Well, bo careful my dear
It s easier lor liiiu to bc-ui again lliun
it is for you to get unmarried."
flilll'
EXTREMES IN STYLES.
The Same Woman-Dressed for Walking and lor Riding.
Wyld "Can't you ovetooiue your
thirst for rum ?" Tramp "Yes, sir, wilh
dime.
8tern father of tho girl "I saw you
yon kiss my daughter as I passed the
parlor I while ago, and I waol you to
know I don't like it." Young man
"You may not, but I do."
Ho "I've been watching for a chanco
lo kiss you for the last ten minutes,
She "You must be near-sighted.
Perdil "If youoontinue much longei
to play poker wilh my father I won
marry you." Jack Dashing "If your
father continues to play poker much
longer with no I won't need to."
EOl'lE WHO Sl'OlL NOTES
A HE RESl'ONSIItl.E FOR
SOME QUEER THINGS.
A mania for advertising and putting
strange cotnmunicalions on the back of
the paper money of the government has
broken out. As a general thing torn bills
are used, as that gives the man with a ma
nia an excuse for his work, for he uses the
slip wilh which the pieces arc put togeth
cr for his purpose. Ou a Mil that came
into the hands of one man on Dearborn
street was a slip on which was printed
Shake tho buttle." When ho turned
it into the bunk the receiving man, whose
quick eye caught it, asked: "Did you
bring the bottle with you?"
On a five dollar hill handed over a bar
on Manroe street was a slip on which was
this' "Touch not, taste not, bandli
not."
A Dearborn street bank took in a Cv
undred dollar bill not long ago on th
back of which was posted a slip that hed
printed on it the Ten Commandments.
A cashier in a mercantile bouse on
Randolph street has a bill of two dollar
denomination on which is writ
ten in t woman's ehirogaphy an offer ol
marriage. The writer puts it thus: "I
irire up my last niency on this. I b.dJ
it out iuto the world, hoping it may re
turn to me with a good man who will
love me and take caro of me." But no
address accompanies tho offer.
A bill is in frame in an express office
There is a whole in Ibe bill, and a note
explains that the hole was mado by a
bullet fired by a train robber. The bill
was in the side pocket of an express
messenger.
A bill handed in at a cigar store on
Madison street had this on the back:
"Don't comeback to me until you can
bring your silver brother with you."
Chicago Tribune.
Ohunberlaln'i lye and Skin Ointment
Is unequalled for Enema, Tetter, 8e!l
Klieum, Scald Head, More Nipples, Chapped
Hsnds. Iteliinir 1'ilea. Hums, Frost Itites,
Chronic Sore Kyea and (iranulated Eye lids.
r or sale by druggista at 120 cent per Dox.
TO BORSK OWMBBS.
Vf)r noMinff a horse in a tine healthy con
dition try llr. (July's Condition fowiiers.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of annetite. relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
now life to an old or over-worked horse. 26
tents per packatre. For sale by druggist,
For sale J. N. Brown, Halilai, and r.
A. S. Harrison, Enfield.
Travellinix in Comfort.
IT WAS JUS FIRST RIDE JN A
S LEE FER AND HE MADE
THE BEST OF IT.
The old man had just arrived at bis
son's house from the country.
Well, father," said the boy, "I hope
you came thro., . iu the sleeping cur, as
I told you to, and had a good night's
sleep."
The old man smiled a sickly, sarcustio
smile. "Oh, yes," he said, "I had a good
sleep, first rate sleep; went to bed early."
"Did you wake during tho night?"
"Only twicet; only went to sleep
twicct.
"Say, father," said the young man.
'you've got two great bumps on top of
your forehead. What havo you been do-
tag?"
"Them's the two times I woko up,
Passed another train but Ii times, an' when
I hcerd the big engine wh'zzin' by an'
the bell ringjn', I thought 'twas a fire,
an' jumped up slain ag'in the ceiliu'. It's
lucky I was awake one lime, though."
"Why, how so?"
"The high on' mighty impoitcr that
laughed when I ast to go to my room
early in the evenin' was sneakin' off with
my hoots."
"Why, he was only going to shine
them for you. "
"Oh, go 'way," said tho old man. "I
never ast him lo shine 'em. Anyway, I
took 'em to bed with me after that ou'
never slep' another wink. Say, Henry
you ain't got an old pair of suspenders,
have yc?"
"Iguos lean find a pair for you
yes.
"Dusted mine tryin' lo put my panta
loons on I) in' down. Done it, though.
Got all dressed laying flat boots, panta
loons, coat, collar, necktie hull business."
"Why didn't you get out of the berth
to put on your collar and coat?"
1 Wiinmin in the car. Got a handy
place where I can wash up, Henry?
There was a well o' water in the car, an'
I pumped some; but the train was going
so fast I couldn't stand up to the sink.
Say, Henry, what time's dinner ready?
I'm so hungry I bin calin' my whiskers."
Didn't you get breakfast in the eliu-
ing car, us 1 tola you to.'
"Oh, yes," said tho old man. "Oh,
yes; hut I didn't want to go it too expen
sive, so I told the feller I'd just take a
cup of coffee an' some buckwheat cakes."
Pretty light breakfast; that s so, said
Henry.
Yes," said the old man, "light break
fast two pancakes."
Well, come downstairs, and we II fix
up something lo cat rignt away, xou
mustn't wait fur dinner."
Charged me a dollar," continued the
old man. "Feller set next to me oatio
grapes an' oranges and oysters an' stewed
chicken an' b'tlcd eggs, an' I don't know
all. When we gut back in the bed room
car I told him I calculated that breakfast
ho cl cost 813 An' then he told me
brcakfujt was $1, anyway, w'ethcr you el
much or little. You'd outer wrote me
about that, Henry."
"Well, father a man can ride pretty
comfortably nowadays after ho gets used
to it, said Henry, as he started to lead
the old gentleman to the bathroom for t
wash.
"Oyes, oyes, a man can ride all right
when he knows how, replied the old
man, and the smile lusted until he started
to wash his face from the faucets over the
bath tub.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
PIGEON
THC GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF
THC AGC.
TarM in 1 In 1 Avm Im.
modiate in effwit; quick U
euro. Can tm carried in vmt
IMM'lfftt. nil niimiilnrn In mm
small eitcltuKu. Huut by muil, pmpaid. plnin
package, ou receipt of pnuo. Si per box.
For sale by W. At. COHEN, Drugi
5-y-ly Welilon, N. C.
I
m
I will coiitinun lo dtflpoKe. of the stock of
P. N. Ktititiback Sc lint., at thenornertttoro.
JIiud aluo jusl added a Uuautiful lino of
NEW DRESS GOODS
ami Staple Dry Good, Notions, and fur
.iHiiiiLiLi'K.lH. Also full line of Shoefl,
liroeeriis and General Mfrchiinditte,
apr 1 1 ly.
I. L. STAINBACK. Agi.
jPoor
j Health
moans so much more than
you imagine serious and
fatal diseases result from
trilling ailments neglected.
Don't (Jay with Nature's
, greatest t: ii t health.
I H you .re feellni
5,
Brown's
Iron
Bitters
Myelins:
ii "I fcoiu, we;. It
.mil neiierilly -h.iufled,
iieivoun,
ii (j itppvltle
mi! can't work,
tit-giii at nncciak-ni;tlH-nii'ttlliit-I
k- Hrentlicnni(
iiii'tiii iiir.wtiicli is
Urovvh s Iron Hit'
t-rt. A few bol
.les furc- ticm-lil
'itn- lrtiiii i he
vi ry first dost? it
won't ttuim your
Uttk, a ii il 1 1 ' i
pleasant tu take.
When in Need
of anything In the GROCERY LINE
please remember that I am still at C. L.
Clark's old stand with a mil and complete
assortment and will be glad to see my
many friends. Can save you money on all
goods in my line. I am agent for
BALLARD'S "OBELISK" FLOUR
which I guarantee to be the best on the
market Patnpsco not excepted. Will
make prices satisfactory. A full line of
Fruits, Confectioneries, Cigars, Tobacco
on hand at all times.
Mr. J. 1). Khearin is still with me and
will be glad to see his many friends.
Uive me a call.
Yours truly,
P. E. LYNN.
Burklen'a Arnica Halve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, Sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cure piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give pcrlect saustaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Wm. Ohen
Creatures below man cannot
those above him, need not.
pray;
She "I havo an instinctive feeling
that I can trust you " He (passionately)
"Ah, my darling, would that some
others felt that way I
KOII OVi:H UK I V YEARS
Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup has been
used for over filly years by millions of
mother lor children, while teething, wilh
pefect success. It soothe the child
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind colic, ond is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor littlo
sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists
in every part of the world. 25 cents a
bottle, lie sure and ask for "Mr. Wins
low'a Soothing Syrup," and take no oth
er kind. .
NKW ADVKKTISKMKNTS.
ill
It Cures
Dyflpcpsla, Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles,
r Constipation. Bad Blood
Malaria, Nervous ailments
Women's complaints.
i Cvt only the Rcnuin ll ha crossed red
r lines on Hie wrapper. All others are mb
i tsliiuU's On retell. t of toic. stamps we
. uil &ftil stt ol Ten Bcwfitul World's
Fttir View and book (ret
f bunwki ruCaJiai rn mi Tisjadc aan
july 2G ly.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
. A cream of tartar baking powder.
Highest of all in leavoning strength.
Lnreif U. S. Government Food ifcwrl.
Hoyal Bakinh Powder Co.,
10fiWll8t.,N".Y.
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uo not Ih' tli-ccivi il hv nUunnir ad ertisemetiia
and be U1 1 think you can get too twat 0ada
iiiiusi uinsmcu miiu
Most Popular
for a mere Kong, flee to It that
vu buy from reliable manu-F.iL-turera
that have rind a
reputation by honest ant) square
livilinii, V"i will tl.i'ii grt a
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the worhl over for Its dura
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is easiest to manage and u
Light Running
H? There it none in the world that
can equal In mechanical con
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parts), fineness of finish, beauty
In appearance, or ha ua many
Improvamtmu aa tb
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it hai Automatic Tentlan, Double Peed, alike
on tMlh mtlraof needle IfiatfHfriti, nnother liaa
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AGENT KOR WKMhi, .
Agent wanted everywhere,
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A Batbleaa florae and Cattle PentM : OahM PouHrf
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rot ana iuuia Bpticiaity, w rmr wffnufai
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Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu
. CARPETS, STOVES, .
and Mattrenea, etc
IMMENSK STOCK
AND LOW PRICES.
W. M, HABLISTON 4 CO.,
No. 90 N. Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va.,
10 911 ly.