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.... i .1 1 1 1 JOHN "W. SLEDGE, vkopkiktoh. fOL. XXXI. -A. ITEWSIPLFEi? FOB THE PEOPLE WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, JULY il. 1890. TERMS:-'1'50 1j;l1 ANM M IN ADVANCE NO. 12. I ADVERTISLMKNTS. kSXAllljIMIlfclJ lH'tf. .H. Marks Co. V ) PETERSBURG, VA. JIOI.FJMLE CONFECTIONERS AND t fltUITERERH manufacturer of plain I mid Fancy Cutnlies, Cukes and Crackers. Dealers In Fine CHEWING TOBACCO CIGARS & SNUFF, xSTYour orders solicited, which will (e nnr personal attention. Ill 19 ly tV. M. HAIILISTOX & CO., j Wholesale and Retail Dealers in lUliiHi. CAKPKTS, STOVKS, and Mattresses, etc. IMENSE STOCK v AND LOW PRICES. W. M, hABLlSTON & CO., 9, 20 N. Sycamore St., Peterslmru, Va ioMly. N H W A D V E HT IS E M E N TS. - I, r . j a , ra r' Ml OWLNiBOHO Hf karch1 & 'Kentucky cIdV ire Whiskies! Jf Bottled at the Distillery rlNHOM.Y Mil UN MOTH, I l i THIS HTVI.K PACK ;l- Family and Medicinal Puipo-cs. I0N1RCH B0TT1ING CO. Owciisboro, Ky. EVANS, Local Haniu.kh, j Weldon, N. C. v 2(1 liiii. 1ERS & DAVIS, te4l'roprielors of-iwi TTT YORK RACKET STORE -Dealers in icy Dry Goods ARKS 0!: HIE SANClii e. HER ENTRANCE Into society, and wmimnlinod ai well, is art extremely critical period in every girl's life. At this lime he timta advice, and, what's more heln of the riht sort. If she puts her faith in l)r. I'itrce'a Favorite Pre 'aciiptioii it can brinjf only good results. It's a medicine that's made especially to build up women's HtrctiRth and cure wo .tuen'H ailments an iiiviKiialinf(, restora live tonic, soothing coidial, ami bracing nervine ; purely vegetable, non-alcoholic, and perfectly harmless. For alt the func tional derangements, painful disorders, and chronic weaknesses that afflict womankind, the "Favorite Prescription " is specific. TERRIBLE PAIN AND FAINTINQ SPELLS Mfenamcsottigh. CumfetiaHd Co., to. DR. R. V. l'll-iKCE, Buffalo, N. Y. ; Dear St when I commenced hik ing your medicine I was very sickly. I rind fre quent spells of fnhltitifi, terrible piiiti in my ItcHu, ami life wh ft hiitden to tne. I w;ii attended by one of the bent t'liym cinus in our town, but with no gnud results. At Inst a iniihbor advised me to try Dr. fierce! Favorite Prescription, which I did. and after taking one bottle I Tell Kreatly benefited. I would advise all ladiei similarly Afflicted to try lias. jACons. " Favorite Prescript iou.' Yours truly. Mis. SAM t'KL A. JACOB9. Dr. Pierce's great Doctor Book of 1000 pages sent krkk for twenty. on-? cents in stamps to pr.y postage- and wrapping only. Address Dr. Pierce as above. 1 WILLIAM FREEMAN, POUTKA1T AUTLST AND l'HO tographcr anil dealer ill FRAMES. EASELS, AMATEUR Supplies, etc OLD riCTl HECOl'VINCi A8PECIALTY Fiist class work guaranteed, oet 10 ly. 17U Main St., Norfolk Vo i .lid Notions. "SLDOtT, IT. C. THE COUPER MARBLE 1 :t WUKIS.S, ? Ill, lis & 116 Bank it., Norfolk, Va. Large stock of Yonumrat and Grnvettuna, etc. jt immediate shipment. Designs U21y ietor. WM. LINN, Manager lANSION HOUSE. BOTH ON - !1N AND EUROPEAN PUNS .ten Street, NORFOLK, VA. .COHEX.SON &CO rETERSIIUKO, VA. Wholesale II GOODS and 3r- re ITOTIOITS. ri&wttireraorSkirUi, Drawirt aud over- Is. Prirguarantda)(ain8tall Nortl. p (rktta. Orders recti re prompt per. fJl UtMUMk. Mf If, . . wk-w . tin ri TASTELESS VAIL T IS JUST A3 COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts. 11 At. ATI A, II. LB.. NOT. 16, IW3. Paris ModlftlnO Co., ht. IajuIs, Mo. iteiuiomeii: wo ami uuti year, nu Dottioi or ntUVIi S TAHTKLKSH rillLK TDNIC and hnvn joiiuht tUVPO uruM filrvniv this voiir. In all mrei- perifiH-e vt It yvnn. In the druK bnnlnemt. have over soM an artlcte tbative surh uulveraal eali S(H,M ANI WAKRAMFU 11 Y Dr.A.S.Harrison, KNKIKLD. N. C. A New Rdiuiuus Sect Locate! in North Carolina. Jiiin's faery WELDON, X. C For tine groceries, it will pay to will On J. L .liulkins, leader of lliem all, Ine finest goods in AVelilon yon will sec At Jiulkin's Ur.Kery. Iraporte.l and domestic goods heie c will tind. Canned good and deliiacio of every kind It matters not what your needs may ho Visit Judkius' Grocery. For clioicc toaa and coffee Judkins is le nowned None tinct In the country can he found Try their special brands of blended ta At Judkins' tiiwery. None in Weldon with Judkins can com pete Or show a stock of fine goods as complete Ihe great oue price you may see At Judkins' tirocery. At Jndkina' store da not fuit Full weights and measures you can always get And your town orders delivered free From Judkins' tirocery. dec 1.1 lv. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JAMBS H. MULLEN, W4LTKR I. DAMIll OLLIN A DANIEL, M ATTORNEYS AT LAW, WlLDON, N. C. Pracucein theconrtaor Halifax andNortbamm onandin the Supreme and Federal court. Col et'tions made In all parti of North ( nrolina. Branch office at Hallfai, N. C.,ope& every Mon day. Jan 7 ly D 11. T. T. UOSS, Special Coi respondent m Your correspondent visited tho "Arks of the Sanctified" one day this week, Tho band arrived at Cannon's Ferry, Cliowan county, on the thirteenth in- stnnt. They have since latt Fall been or ganizing on tho Kustern stioro of Vir ginia ami in the lower SuuuJa of this State. They tmvel and have their living juartors on large barges, called arks. They arc towed from place to place by small sloops, but one of tho men in- loriued me that tho Band is now negotiating tho purchase of a small steam The Arks are Gfty feet in length and ubuut twenty five feet in width. They are built of ceiling timber, and aro fitted with bunks, sitting rooms, dining rooms, and all modem conveniences. I bad a talk with the Chief Mogul this fin dcsciclc liiighain Young who is rjuite a good looking, athletic fellow about forty live years of age, with a line head uiaucd with dark chestnut hair, slightly streaked with gray, lie is by far the most intelligent man on board, and is quite nn interesting personality. Though he claims to be sanctified, be ihews tobacco aud bus every appearance of the ordinary human. The Band consists of one hundred and throe members all ages, all Bizes, all sexes, and ol all sorts and conditions. They arc living on the Arks at present, but it is repotted that somo of tlicm have rented bouses of Mr. in Kuson aud Dilluid Hoyee, K., to live in during their stay at tho Ferry. It is quite likely that fish will be scarce in a short while, fur they have the river lined with nets and eel baskets fishing being oue of their chief occupations. They have a largo supply of provisions on hand, and iiuite a number of fine, althy porks have quarters on deck. Socially they are like one large family only a little more so; mentally they are rank?; morally, they claim p.rfeclion. The day of my visit was wash day. One buxom lass-whotii I heard addressed K la" seemed to have had charge of the laundry operations, and the steady swifh s.wi:.h" of the water as it passed over tho board, was a proof of her eneray. Once she looked in my direction and caught a glimpse of two rosy cceeks and a pair t.f ruugisli brown eyes, which looked far too ejpresMvc and intelligent for their owner lo be ekeing out an existence over a wasbtub even if sho is sanctified 1 The women weir loose lilting garments for the most part, while some are attired very neatly. The children of which there are many romp aud play on the docks ot the bai gos and gather black berries along the river banks, seemingly oblivious of the doctiine of sanctifieaiion and all thinus else Some of the children are rosyebtcked, but uiauy of theiu are sallow aud hollow eyed aud unhealthy in appearauco. The children are happy, the women contented, the men good natured and iudulent. But they are harmless; they simply believe they are sinless as pure as the Man of Nazareth. And wbeie their purity comes in 1 have failed to discover. JNO. M. CHARLOTTK. Kdenton, June 28th. A MISSION OK SYMPATHY. "So you are on your way to Ohio, ch, I'nd.r "Yassir. Hit's cr mighty long walk, dey tell nie, but I reckon I'll git dar. "And what are you going away out there for, I'd like to knew?" "Gwine out dar tor sec dis yerc Mister MerKinKss w'ar dey done oomemate fo' 1'rcs.rdent." Oho! you re g ang to sec what you can do in the vcy uf gdliog u uiTicc or something of that sort, ch? ' "Mot in de leas, sah. lac gwinc down tcr syuipertiiM wid iiu Dey dune tell me dis yar Manner hatn t lei lrii open his uioul' fo' tree njont't an' 1 wants ter gib 'ito de 'shuanee dat mought be wusb. I b'n libiti' wid Hanner fo' de las' lebbeo y'ars, in' cf 1 git mcr mouf open at all enduriV dat time, I hat ter steal off ter de woods an wuk it dah. Oh, yassir! I know dese llanocrsos, an' I reckon kecpin' udde fokea' mouf shut got tcr be ippydimick wid 'era." DENTIST Weldon, N. C. fkOfnce over Entry A Pierce's store. 10-19-ly. J)R W. J. WARD.&- Surgeon Dentist, ENFIELD, N. C. HOffioeover Harrison's Drug Store, dee 90 ly. FOR OVI.R KIKTY YEAKM Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for children, while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child sol I ens tne gums, allays an pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists in every part ot the world. 25 cents bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. WinS' low'a Soothing Syrup," and take no oth ct kind. iir.imisM or a woman's i.ovr.. c Hare! her Arm lo tlu for her husband's SurKeon's Knife llenefit. The keen stroke of the surgeon's blade along tho slender nerves, shooting cur rents uf agony to every liber and torturing every muscle, causes tho physically bravest of us to quail, even when it is vitally necessary to undergo tho pain, and something like Spartan coursgo ia needed when one volutitarily goes through with iho experieuee solely for another's sake. Dr. Jaruigan tells a story, and it is out of his own professional experience that has for its heroine a woman who did this bravely unselfish thing. Her husband's arm had been crushed in the machinery. Tho hard folds of muscle had been flattened and the bone had been crushed. Tho arm, bruised aud discolored, was bad enough to look upon, but it gave no indication of the excruciating torture of pain the man had to undergo. It was thought at first by the doctors that his arm would have to couie off the good right nrm that supported tho brave wife who stood by his side and the serious, anxious faced children who stood looking on. lie begged them to savo bis aim, and his wife begged them, and fortunately the condition of the case permitted them to. But the arm did not heal The skio loughed away from the wounded surface and left it raw and sore. Tho doctors saw that it was necessary to graft portions of skin to the service to bring about a euro. They told tho sick man of it and they bared his side to cut off thu strips of skin to put over the raw arm. The blade flashed into the man's side, the blood spurted out and with a moan tho man fell over in a faint, sickened by tho pain. His wife had been watching r sympathetic heart touched to its pths by the sight of her busbaud's suffering. "Doctor, don't do that again," she gged. "Don't cut him any more. He is too weak and has suffered too much. Cut it off inc. Won't that do?" The doctors told her that it would. She c tolly bared her arm and told them ho was ready. The razor edge blade sunk into the flesh and went ripping own, followed by a tiny fountain of blood. She did not wince. Dexterously xpi rtly the doctors slit out a piece of kin and grafted over the man's arm. Another and another piece was cut out until in ire than a dozen had been re moved aud all the while the Spartan woman remained standing watcbiug the swift flah of the knife, the springing of the warm blood, ard tho sickeuiug spec tacle without shrinking once. The husband's arm, grafted over with kin taken from his wife's arm, is now well, and tho arm of the bravo woman is fast healing up, leaving many lung scars, that will ever bear evidence to the hero ism of her love. Atlanta Constitution. TIOASIO'S MISTAKE. Ik Gave His Signals to tk This Time. Wrong Parly hiladelphia Record. It was an amusing case of the biter bit thai took place on a Walnut street car lust evening. A number of passengers were standing, among them being two young men, who faced a very pretty girl comfortably seated at their elbows. One of the young men was attracted by the pretty face and was apparently soon determined upon a campaign of conquest. As he could not attract her attention in any other manner, he evidently resolved to do it by touching her toe with his foot. To his delisiht the touch of his shoe was returned with a light Up, and I'm two blocks he kept up this novel form of flirtation. Finally tho girl rose to get off, and the young mail who had not previously figured in the mailer, who proved to be the pretty damsel's escort, turned follow her from the car. "Sec here, yuu blanked idiot," ho remarked to ihe would be masher before he stopped from his place in the aisle, "it has been my foot you have been tapping, not my lady friend's. If you will come out on the street I'll try and return ibe compliment by tapping your face," The masher was too badly confused by the litter uf laughter that passed through the car to respond, but he recovered bis self composure sufficiently to leave the car a safe distance away from the eornir at which his challenger got off. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. HI.OOI! 1U.OOO!! Itl.OOD!!! To be healthy the blood must be kepi pure as it is "the life of ihe flesh." If you know any one that has a cancerous sore, syphilis, Scrolula, old sores, Koils. l'miples, or impure blood recommend lo them Dr. David's Iodo Ferratcd Sar snparilla, the best blood medicine known Sufferers with rheumatism will be cured if they will rub welt with Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment and take Dr. David Sarsanarilla. It is the beat alterative tonic known. It euros that "tired feel ing" and makes you health; and strong A WOW.l) WRl.CKLR. - I rench Funny Man Writes a Take-Off on r.Jison. The astonishing progress of electrical scieuco is neatly satirized by a Parisian paper, which imagines Mr. Kdison in bis laboratory heating the news of a declara tion of war between Grout Iiritiun and thu United States. A young mun, his assistant, rushes in, pale and out uf breath, und exclaims to the grout electrician. " Hi, master, war is declared! It is terrible!" "Ah!" says the master. "War declared, ch? und where is the British army at this' moment?" "Embarking, sir." "Kmbarking where?" "At Liverpool," "At Liverpool Yes. Now, my friend, would you please join tho ends uf those two wires hanging there against tho wall? That's right. Now bring them to mo. Good! Aud be kind enough to press that button." Tho assistant, wondering and half amused, presses the button. "Very well," says theiuventor. "Now, do you known what is taking place at Liverpool?" "The British army is cmbarkiug, sir." The inventor pulls out his watch and lances at the time, "There is no British army," he says, cooly. "What?" screams the ussistunt. "When you touched that button you destroyed it." "Oh this is frightful I" " It is not frightful at all, It is science. Now, every time that a British expedi tion embarks at any port please cumc und tell mo at once. Ten seconds afterward it will simply be out of existence, that's all." "There doesn't seem to be any reason why America should bo afraid of her enemies after this, sir." I am inclined to believe yuu," sajs tho master, smiling slightly. "But in order to avert future troublo I think it would be best to destroy F.nglanil allo- ethcr." "To to destroy Kngland, sir " 'Kindly touch button No. I, there." The assistaut touches it. The iuvcnior counts ten. " ,eigbt, nine, ten it's all over. There is no tuore Mnland." "Now we can go quietly on with our work," says the master' "And if we should ever be at war with any other nation, you have only to notify me. I have an electric button connected with every foreign couutry, which will destroy it when pressed. In ten minutes I could destroy every country in tbo world, the uited States included, Be careful, now that you don't touch any of these buttons accidentally you might do a lot of damage." Philadelphia Ledger. ritr.l'AKlCO TO KEMAIX. i'owir w tiii: riii.ss. Why the l'rou! licauty ha! lo AcknowleJue It. A nice young man out on Walnut Hills called on n nice vnunii lady and pent the evening recently. When he arrived there was not a cloud in the sky, so he carried uo umbrella and wore neither goloshes imr mackintosh. At 10 o'clock, when he arose lo go, it was rain ing pitchforks and grindstones. "My, my, my!" said tho uice young lady, "if you go out in this storm you will catch your death of cold." "I'm afraid I might," was the trem bling answer. "Well, I'll tell you what stay all night; you eau have Turn's room, as he is visiting uncle and aunt up in the country. Yes, occupy Turn's room. Excuse me a minute, aud I'll just run up and see if it's in order. The young lady fled gracefully up stairs lo see if any tidying was necessary. In live minutes she came down 10 announce that the room was in readiness, but no Charles was in Mi;ht. In a very few minute, however, he appeared, drip pin); wet and cut uf hr. alh from running, and with a bundle in a new-paper under his arm. The nice young lady greeted him with "Why, Charles, where have you been?' "B.vn h. "tie alter mv nii;ht shirt, Was bis reply, as he hung his hat up to drip t ihciiinati I'.nqiiiittr. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. MOTH Kits WHO HAVE ihe health nl llieir children at heart, will be ylad to Itain that Dr. David s Worm fnrup is a perfee ly plea-am, safe aud I'tTfOtual worm destroyer Three doses brought H'.) worms from a child VV. H Morris, Shaw's store, V writ: "I have a customer who gave Dr. David's Worm Syrup lo several of his children, and il brought from 15 to 75 worffis from each of them. Don't use any but Dr. David's Worm Syrup which is guaranteed In remove them. Sho had refused him. Coldly, cruelly turned him down. Aud ho hail been so hopeful! He was the editor of a newspaper, and hopo hud been a necessity in bis busi ness, That und two dollars per year, in ad vunce or words to that effect. "I know," ho fairly hissed ut her when he realized shu was nut to bo his'n. "I know why you luivo rejected my suit. You think yourself so beautiful that you can barter your personal pulchritude for a title." The haughty beauty smiled unrelent ingly. "And why not?" she responded light ly to his accusation. "Am I uot beauti ful? True, the world does not know of it yet, for I have shone only in the nar row sphere in which you move; but the time will come when ull tho beuu monde will ucknowledgo it and bo at my feet." He pawed tho rich oriental rugs like a restive horse. "You thus set my love aside, do you?" ho said with suppressed fury in his tone. "You think, proud beauty, that you have me in your power. Aha! you little koow who you arc dealing with." Notwithstanding ho was an editor, his feelings wero so intenso that he neg lected grammatical rules in his lan guage. This time she smiled in scorn. "Oh, you threaten, do you?" she in quired, with infinite irony, "Know, sir, that I fear you not. Do your worst!" He strode towards tho half open door and stopped on the threshold. "You have pronounced your own doom," he said, turning to her. "You who think when tho world has seen your face it will worship your beauty aud crown you queen. I shall priut your picture iu our society columns tomorrow and shall do my worst, as yuu have asked. Aha!" It was a supreme moment. The editor gazed fixedly upon the fickle fair oue and the color fled from her cheeks, for hers was no drugstore com plexion. She returned his gaze, for she had no occasion lo use it then, and, with a low moan of horror, the proud beauty came down effol her perch aud acknowledged that the power uf tho press was illimita ble. W.J. Latnpton, in Whims. IHIST'S riltt THE SIW GIRL. What Nut to Ibi when You Go to the Sea shore. The St Louis Republic offers some useful suggestions to girls who bathe at the seaside. Don't wear a conspicuous bathing suit. Don't loiter about the sands iu your bathing suit; go directly into the water Don't sit in the sand in a wet bathing suit with a uian similary atl ,ed. Dou't bathe with strange men; tho etiquette of introduction is just ns strict in the water as in the drawinroom. Don't loiter about the bathhouse cur riders; a woman in a wet bathing cos tume is not a thing of beauty. Don't was the sail out of your hair under the pump with the assistance of half a dozen men. Don't imagine that even the Venus de Milo could look pretty with her wet hair hanging down her back. Dou't talk from one bathing house lo another, and don't report progress of your toilet to your girl :hum. Don't encourage men lo luiter outside your bathing house wailing fur your reappearance. Don't dry your hair on the beach, but twist it in a knot, and returning to your hotel dry il on an upper balcony. Don't go in lo the cafe after your bath and take a cocktail. A SONG THAT TO! ('.Ill I) t. 'Twas Sunn in fliisuminer where .Men Were Scarce. Truth. "Anna viruinqtio cuno," The Huston girl's eyeB filled with a tender light as she bent over well worn volume of the Aeneid and softly spoke the words, but the Vnssar maid in the nearby hammock only stirred uneasily iu her sleep. Wiping the mist lium her gul J rimmed glasses with a violet scented handkerchief the Boston girl hugged tbo beloved book to her bosom and again her lips parted. "Arnia virumquc cano," she repeated dreamily, and once again the sleeper stirred. Deftly hooking the glasses in the deep indentations that marked the bridge of her aristocratic nose, tho Bostuu girl glanced over the woman-tenanted hotel piazzas, over the woman-dotted sands, over tho woman filled surf. "I sing of uruis ami a man," she murmured, a luw, chilling sigh escaping from the icy depths of her euld-sturage chest. "What's that?" Tho Vussnr maid awoke with a scream of delight. "What's thai?" she repeated, sitting up in the hammock; "what's that about arms and a man?" I It was as if a Samaritan had whispered "water" in the car of one half dead with thirst, or "food" in tho ear of tho starv ing Her quick eye swept inquiringly, expectantly, hopefully, longingly over the hotel piazzas, the sundy bench, and the seething surf, and then filled with tears of disappointment. It was the sutuo old familiar scene. "Arms and a man ch?" she cried pas sionately. "If there aro any within the range of a telescope, they must be for the Cuban insurgents. Liko summer ruin tho tears of disap pointment fell. "Women, women everywhere, and not a man to wink at!" she moaned wearily. HAKK8T I'LACU I A STOKM. !i";,'i A D V K BT I S K MOTS. (lie reiiir-i4 I'ii'.iUS mf. tlit'y rei nvtrid icilih, cl.n tftil spiiiis utitl K i 1 ippi'iitp; they will tell vii fy i itL in: immmns Liv it Ki.i.i i Ainu, Tbo C'lii)iMit, rurt ttnri ltcnl I uinlly M.-difim- in ll- U.-rMI 'r hYSI'H'Sl.V c iTM.V (ON, J.-nml.. e. i.H .mm lit, SU'K Hi 1 1 A I lil, t. .!!., I i't,n-v n ii MniiivM it k ; ii..i, n. ik.Ki.Miii -i. ll.i iin'H.ilt.l rciiixlv i- w.n ii.ui .. t i (..1. 1. 1 m Mlinlc i;iMii lc ! Ml k 1 "I, i ,ui ;:tij ilimii-jI ulhl.OH e, PURLLY vecetarle,' iititiniii llinsi- S .iitli. iii Knot iihd H.rrli wlmh an 1 'i i ' ; ili ri' t li.is nhxi-il in ...Liiin. h.r liver li.-itMs most jii-wil. Il will rum nil lJUi'utii'H tunned ly UtraiiKfuitiil ol the Llvr ninl Itowt'h;. ll.o M 1 1' i I Mb ot l iver Coiniilamt arc a liiltt-l Uil liihlc in (In: im mli : I'.iin in lln- II;., k. Su,-s or Joints, often nustnl;cii tor khuiniiittism ; hour Stomach; I.o-, (l A;.j.ftiit; H.wel ulii-immly slive and l.tx , HiMilmhc. f Mriiinrv. Willi a iiinftil Kiisitiioii of liaviiiy frfilcd to tlo siiHuiliiiw Imli aunM lo hive U-t-n (lotic : Diddlltvi Law Hilrll.n; u tl.Uk. yellow ;ipt'ioaiue o thu Skin and r.yes; a dry l.oii,;!!, olttti mistaken Ur I 'iiitiitiiHioii. i .Utilities iii.niy ot Hit1".' m miliums atf-nd th rs vrry few , Mil Nil- l.ivi H, ihe lnrRem rt;an ill tin- hotly, is yfniM-filly Mil- v-at ot the disease, 1 if not Ki'jiil.ned in t.nu-, ti at Biiftcrin. wielch. tllH'SS Ild OKA'l'll Wl.l CI.MK-. Hit iiilluwinjj lohly c--tcinicd tiers"!! atlest to the Vintus of SlMMnns ,U( kl-:M'i.Aifii : (jCII.W.S. is. (ia. S. W. K. K. Co,; Kl-v. J. K. FeMer, erry.t.a.: Col. F. k. Siarkv Albany, (.a.; C. Master .n,Ks.,..Mieriini.., ...,..; I A. lint is. Hainhridicc. Rev, I. . lluiU. Milton. Ui- V iml I'nwcri: Suiit. (la. S. W, K. k. ; Hon. Alexander 11. Slei.heni, haw H'Kted its virtue Dcrsmiiillv. ami know at for lvD-iisiii. lMiniiMic and Ihtohliinir Had. ache, it is tin- best mvilii ine (Iil world ever law. Wi tried fortv other reim-dics More Simmons l.ivar tuilalur, ami mute ot Ihetii nave us more than inn. porary relict ; the krtuli.ior m.i only relieved, bnttunj ' fc.U, I It LKt.KAI-ll ANtl .M HShKM.KK, MaiUN.G. huv. C. H. HALE, HALIFAX, N. C. Carries full line l i)ry Gooils, Notions, Boots KltOUS, GROCERIES, Etc, Anent for fSTANDAHD SEWINti MA CHINES. Can furnish any part of any kind ot rnarhinc at short notice. Hend lH)stl card for slip illustrating parts to machine you have and will name price for piece needed. 1 carry u lull line Coffins & Burial "Klcetric storms are far less dangerous than the majority of people imagine," writes Kdward W. liok, in Juno Ladies' Home Journal. "That a severe light uing storm is terrifying admits of no ques tion, and will sometimes briug uneasi ness to the heart of the strongest man. But the real danger is slight. The chance of lightning striking a house, fur example, is nut une in a uiilliou. Par ticularly is this true iu cities, strum; as most of them aro with electric wires. The greatest danger from electric storms is in il:e i mntry, and even there the danger may be lessened if tho simplest an 1 most sensible of precautions are exereised. Tho surest electric con ductor is a diaught, and if when a thun der norm approaches it is seen that all windows and doors liable to occasion diaugbl are kept closed, Ihe danger is at once reduced to a miniiuutu. It a woman is "caught" out in a thuuder storm the safest shelter is a house; the most dauger ous a tree, part ieularly an oak tree. It is peculiar, but nevertheless a proven fact, that Ihe oak is the most susceptible of all trees to a current of electricity Over 50 per cent, of the trees struck by lightning storms during une summer, the government statistician tells us, were while the beech tree was the least harmed, Therefore, the worst possible place of shelter iu an cleetrio storm is under an oak tree, while by all odds the safest place is in a house and out of a draught. The actual danger from an electric storm is, in truth, not from the liehtning nor the I homier, hut fiom ihe nervoui condition into which women al nw themselves to fall. And this is dancer which they can avoid. A little calm thoueht and a few grains of com mon sense will do it. (live me a trial when in need of anv- thiiiK. my 7 ly. W, T, PARKER, Ml MMI.K I OMI'l.lINT I l ltl'.l). 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