JO-EEIST W. SLUDO-E, rnoi'uiKTOH.
vol xxxii.
A. NEWSPAPER 1? QRj THE PEOPLE
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1898.
TESMS:-!1.5 l'KH ANN I'M IN ADVANCE
NO. 37.
Before
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t ike Ayor's Tills, ami you will
sleep belter and wake in better
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Ayer's Cathartic Pills have no
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ual remedy for constip.-.tinn,
biliousness, sick headache, and
all liver troubles. They are
utigar-coated, and so perfectly
prepared, that they cure with
out the aiinoyaneesexpcriciiced
in the use of so many of the
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I'ills. When other pills won't
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DANIEL,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WHLDOH, N. C.
J'rtlielntheoonrtnof HlllinilNor,Juili
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lichoOco i H.Ufki, N. C.open avory Molk
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DE3NTIST
Weldoo, N. C.
0M oyot Emrj A Picrp'itoM.
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How To Be Erect.
HOW TO WALK AND STAND
A I'reily
Hack
Moans
a i'rdiy Car
li i
:iu I'imvcm uj:h nmUcr fur a wottmn
to luncti slr.ii-ht, ll.it hmi if only Mi
will lake h hide navMvtrv trouble. Willi
cMrnsio nil die YhxU p.tvto in th
wurui win ii,.Vl!r pvu it w mnn an uir ul
'li.-tinciiun ur grace. To atluiu diii
(tiroiiil ln-auiy n wnimin mut nuiko it
-hi: in ihti uic nai'K m n,t nirk close in
(lie h.n-k ul' tho cifllur
it. ,m .i i. .-i iii i
11,111 i"i-' anuuiuiTft uHi'Kwaru juiu down
w 1 I.
I ry to Mni , . tho sliouldcr MaJys to-
p'llior niiiny liintsa tjjiy.
Miimt cr.-ct nt lmrt inicrviiln during
the ihty with liodd up, uhiu iu, chest uui
mm .HliouliltTH buck.
vaik or htund with hands cl
.'lllKpl
h'liiti 1 the h.'uil. clhowM nut
v uiit or I'vui run upMiairn with f'rum
t n to loriy pounds no the head.
Try to louk ut the tup uf yuur high
c u vest or urckiiti.
I'rui'lict' the arm movi'ineuts of brea.i'
simke sffhninit.tr while Htamlinir nr wall
in
Hold the arms behind the back.
Curry a eatie i.r umbrella behind th.
small of the back or behind the neck.
Cut the bauds on tl.e hips, with elbow-
b.iek and fingers forward.
U lien walking owing the arms ami
'hnuldi-rs strongly backward,
fct.iud now ane tlivu during tho day
azaiut a wall, with your heels, hould.r
and head tntieliiiiait.
i'.iSM Ogrr "Is tliUan accommodation
itin?''
lmduclor "No sir; it 'a the limited,"
raiuMMiirer Well the coinpiny ought
to Ml' the limit."
New Clerk "Have you ever rend
T'ie Lisl itf I' liiineii?
Mrs. Neurich ''No; what did he die
New Clrrk-
'Some kind uf nu eru
ti n. I believe.'
In the Yow tiiile Vallr t
wl:ilt afco, a outiK ftrlUi
tnt Mil on tlie tdjfe ot i
pL. Ivit v I'Ti I'iince two (hoi.
'and U v hiyh, aul balanc( t
lilin !f mi his heail. A li:
tl Mipoi little puff of wine
wunUI lunc suit liim t
eternity. Not utie man in (.
million would he that kim:
or a foul. Hut nitif men ir
ti n air ill tt , time Ukir;
liK'li-h cliiine !.
Thi re ifc no deadly pen1
nhout a little fit uf itiihges
timioi biliuuMit Kh. and vii
if a man allow tht st tumh
leu to pit u hold utl linn ho
taking wrious ri'-kf.
Dyspepsia alone seldori
kin anybody ; tlial
is. it only kill von
by inches, ami takes
a n,M,il many yrnr
dninjr it. I) tit it
weakens and i nder-mini-s
the rcnititn
Mil I!i
tion so that it is all
ready to receive and
feitiii?e the daneer
ntm diseases whirli
do kill you outrieht.
I i sc a se -(f e r ui s
j won i prow in
S healthv blood anv
Rrow on a rock. A
man who keep hi
dinrsiion pet feet and
his blond pute may
eat and drtnk and
I b r e a t h e il i s f a s e-
iierms. hut thev gum
no foothold. They
are cast out of the
sv-tem. But a man
with a dypepia
weakened ronsimi
tion breathra in typhoid or diplKhertli(
jrvniiH and down he rocs.
The best health insut-niee a man can have
Is Dr. Pierce's (ioldeii Medical Dicover'
It acts diiicllv on the stomach and liver
It Rives the blood nuking- oreans power tt
make healthy blood. It clatitii s the blooc
fium all inipniilifi, and build4 up tht
healthv flesh, tnu -cut ar power and nervi
eneiRy, which i'o'tihes ynv :ijao;-t t'ist a-e
His life -lonir success in fu treatment o'
chronic dioeaes has eivm It Pierce'
medicines a w-oildwide rt pmttirm. H;
"rieaTMt IVlVts" c-.irr c-Msf, ti.in.
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Piimit It V ii nil
Colli Of Tie MilMsii
the good time that is coimng.
l aUsl I'n.pha'y 'imf." Anton, of Hi
lluli boss Hani," of Lyme, Com.
(From the Now YurkThnim.)
"I'rof." Aml.Ts in, ul' ,ymi' liim iin
"lln iiK'M HiihI," is nut, with niMth.tr
H.'rii. uf ' ri'.l iot i. .tin uf wlut into hnipon
whi'n the uri'Ui itlunu ul t lie world cniief
.wo yi-iim licuui). "Sinca ilm liiuon
ll.iliftl," wriit'n i he prol'i'iinr, "m the I'mir
Ue.niilu Kinpirei, uui) mi Noveinlier 1.1th,
18l)!l, at evmiiiiK ((imbilily), J,ru-ali'in
lime, ami the tilth kiiiiluiu, (lint nl
l-rnel, lii-piis, lei in consider some of the
ehnraelerialiea uf that kingdom, and we
pIiiiII imleeil ee (hat the pruclaiualion
lhat lieralj.d the nil'i In the earth
.1.... I . . .i . . . . . ..
una Mi.qoin whs, more. I, "ijnnil luiinoi.
nf joy wlii.:hhall bj lo all people."
" I he farst clianieloristie ul' this kinj:
uoin win ue llie rum and exaet titiui
nli winch the law will be administered
All nppresMon ot the poor will oease, and
any allempled oppresi-i in will be cheeked
iu (he beicuinu.
Secnnd ll khall be a kinp;dira uf
Peace 1 here (li.il bo no war iu all die
tanh for a thousaud years, and llien but
me (,'real revolt, fol owed by an eternity
ol pi iieo.
'ThirdThere hhall be an abundance
ol'1'o..d. No more liun.'cr. no in
want nf any kind, livery dc-irc of man'n
heart lhat is not wron kliall be abun
dantly atiliod. In onl. r that there may
this abundance the c ituato will lie
linked, uud, as a result, there will be
SUill
ertiiity as the world has not yet
8 'I'll.
The aiiiin.ils will beconn peaceful
ind wil: ea'. fniss aaiu. The deserts
will be fertile, an I from Jerusalem a
nvi-r will II .w into Ihe Mead Sei, Iresh-
cnum Ha waters, and then on into the
lu.liau Ojean. All that laud will be a
very Harden.
"Auother point is mentioned by Micah,
and that is them will be no more houc
rent to pay. They shall sit every man
under his own vine and under bit tig
tree. Tin re will be no more ureal tene
ment lions, s, no in. re slums, filled wiih
CUT) kind ol evil, loll every man shad
own his own house and open yard.
Think of bow many there are who
antler for air and see the great blessing
that this litile thino will Injun! Again,
there will be a h.'iliii fir all diene.
Tin u shall the eyes of the blind I e
ipeind and .lie ears of the deal' shall be
unstopped I'tien shall the lame man
p as a h irt and .he tonsiue ul the dumb
hail sing I imse pireuis who have laid
away tin ir little i.ties shall kuow that
uever again shall that sirrow come lo
the childn u of men, for 'There shall be
no more thence an infant of days '
1 hink of all the romatieesand schemes
of a golden aue from I'luto and Thomas
Moore to llowelisaud Itellaiuy, aud ihiD
tbink thai die blessed reality exceeds
those books a hundredfold. And (Inn
louk at the Impel. s outlook before us
under the operation of (he present harsh
law o die survival uf (he liuc.it how
Spencer sees nothing before uk but a
crushing social tyranny, and how llui
ley seen lhat the necessary cotiscipicnee
of present arraugcuicuU is to press the
great pait of men down into constant life
of starvation, and then say if these
thiugs that I am telling this people are
noi the best of good news."
KXTKICMK OKiaCACY,
The nun who always looks good na
turd was iu a p.trtieulaily glowing mood
is he rt uiaikctl.
'l einsed a Hist rale deal yesterday,
so ! i pi ee of pi-.perly at a big advaue.
in th" origin il price I n jver should hav.
noojit ii in the first place it it had not
teen f..r the fancy mv wife to.k (o it 1
'ell you it's always a good idea to g"(
our wile's advice ab .ut any business y.m
u ly have on hand."
'yes replied Mr. leekl"ll "I hue
ilways ihoiihl il w is a gnud i i.a wlieie
'I is priciicalilc "
"Oh, I see! V 01 ate fiicliolls. You
mean that a man may be unmarried.','
1 No. 1 w is thinking .if my own ease "
"Itoti'i y mi ask jnur wif 's advie. ?"
"I ufil 10. Hill I ooii'l any iiiMru."
"Didn't il turn out well?"
"Oh, yes Hut circumstances have
changed."
"You don't in. -an In say that you and
she had a diff renn ?" .
"No, indeed I shouldn't think of a dif
ference. Hot I shouldn't ask her advice
about any business for fear of having m
motives iniseons.ruttd Vou see, Henri
etta has been studying law. and if I were
to ask her advice she might think 1 was
trying to take advantage of our relation
ship luget something for nothing."
Washington star.
Burkleu's Arnica Waive.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Klieum.
Fever Sorses, Tetter, Chapped llands
Chilblains, Corns, and all .Skiu Kruptions
mi positively cun nics, or on psy re
quired It is guaraoled to give perfect
satisfaction or money refueled. Price
25 oents nor but. For sola at W. M
Oohen'i Drug Store.
The Mine Man.
THE AVERAGE ADULT FACE IS SAD.
May (iuj Moss I he Sunshine Man Ani
His Kin.
"Why do you hurry so to catch the
8 .'ill train, when you kuow there's another
dial leaves at 8: 15, which would get us
into town in plenty of lime? " iiske I one
youn.' lady uf another, as tl.e Iwo hasten
ed Inward a subiiiban railroad station
Because," replied the latter, with a
little npoligeiic laugh, "I always like In
go in on the sunshine man's train."
"I'ray, who is (he sunshine mail?" in-
ti iiicd tier c jui 1 1 1 in hi . "I he cun
duct.u?''
"Utl, my, tie! was tho laughing res
ponse, "lies tlie crossi'Ht bear that ever
was. Hut. there's the dearest little old
gentleman who goes into town every
morning on the 8:3(1 train. I dou't know
his name and yet it does seem as if 1
knew him better than anybody else
tnwo. lie just radiates cheerfulness
far as you can see hiio. There is alway
a smile oil Ins lace aud I never beard
him open his mouth except to say some
kind or courteous ur good naturcd tl
itjvuryuouy bows to mm, even strangers,
and he bows to everybody, yet never with
the slightest hint uf presumption or fa
iniliarity. It just warms the cockles of
of one's he.irt to see his shining fa.
the twinkle uf his eye and the bright
little fliower be always wears in his but
iiinliole If the weather is fine, his joby
eoiiipliiii 'iiis make it seem liner; and if il
is raining, the merry way in which h
speaks ol it is as good as a rainbow
Kvciyhody who goes iu regularly on lb
H .ill train knows th" sunshine man. It'
his train. J here s nothing else todi&tiu
uish it from the 8:15, or any other
lou jn.-t hurry up a little and 111 shuw
yoi the sunshine man this in, .ruin
It's loggy and cold, but if ..tie look at bin.
doj.-o't cheer vou tin so that you'll wai t
to whistle, di m 1 m u. jud.'O of bum
nature,"
ll was u sweet and genuine tribute
aiau sympathy which (his young lady
piid to (he ovi.iflowiug kindliness ol
"a iiishin.' man " I here arc a f. w such
iU"ii and women, i wo iu every con,
muiii'y; and (ind seems lo have set diem
there lu keep the rest uf the people ftotii
getting loo sour and despondent aud
self-absorbed and unneigbborly. They
a c the divinely appointed promoters il
o.i'iniisiii, these sunshine bilks Must
p 'opic have a tendency to grow souilne
as th"y grow older especially when they
are among strangers. Oue glance at the
lace- uf people ill any slreel car will uruve
this. The average adult human faci
when at rest, is sad; its lines all have the
downward cuivis Hill, nuw and then
dure comes along one ofthose iiihcrcuilj
aud c lustituti inally cheerful pers.u.'
whose every face is a benediction and
whose smile is like a sudden burst of God's
owo suniihiue over a clouded landscape
One such will illuminate the spiritual at
uiu.pheiu ol a whole earful ur ruuuilui
of people and p 'rhaps a whole townful,
if you uive them long enough to get ac
i liinte.l wilh thciu. Fur nuthiug is so
inlectiuus is genuiue optimism; and it is
one of the most beneficent provisions ol
(3 id that a man, in order to be a mission
ary of happiness, has only to be running
over with happiness himself.
May tied hless the sunshine man and
all hi kin! We need a reinforcement ol
his class more sorely than we Deed new
po, Is scholars or money princes. Ex.
KIIKIIYKH Plh'I V IICAIII
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup lias been
used for over fitly years by millions ot
mothers lor children, while teething, will
perfect success. It soothes tho child,
-oftens the gums, allays ali pain, cun
.vind colic, and is the best remedy tin
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor litih
sufferer immediately. Sold by druggist!
in every p in ol ihe world. 25 cents n
bott l. He sure aud ask fur "Mrs. Wins
low's Soothiug Syrup," and take no uth
t kind
Ki In "Are you g .ing lo hear Dr Wis.
lecture, on 'The young Woman of To
.!,'." Ilaliie "No, iinl.t' 1! I am going lo
entertain a young man to night. "
HoiiNeliitlit t.mls.
The ancient Urivks believed that the
IVnjtcs w. rn the g"'ls who ni'en'M m
the welfare and prosperity of the fatiiil .
They "''re Worshipped as household cuds
in ev ry homo i'lin h nioOiohi god ul
to-day is Dr. Kinc's ,New Discovery
For ciiisuiuptoii, Coujhs, c il.ls and fir
all affections of Throat, Chest and Lungs
it is invaluable, ll has been tried lorn
quarter ot a century ami is guaranteed to
cure, or in mi y returned. No houshch .hi
should be without this good angel. It is
pleasint to take and a sale and sure rem
edy for old and young Frcetn.il bottles ai
W M. Cohen's Drug Store. Hegnlar
Site. 10c. and S 1.(1(1
There is room f r evertio.ly in this big
w ill ); but we cau'l all have front rooms.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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Gen. R. E. Lee.
A GRAND TRIBUTE.
Ily I'rcsiJenl Anircws. nf llrmvn's I'niversily,
khole Islanj.
"lie had (be faith of the crusader, his
letters would make a guide lo holiness,
lie was always a soldier never impure
iu thought or act never profane or ob
scene, lie did not touch the cup, us did
(irant, Hooker, or I'hil Khcriilan, and
wheD he lost a fijht it was never said
him that the defeat was due to a habit
which makes men's beads into mu
He was never outgeneraled by U rant in
all the campaign from ihe K innalninnock
to James river, never trapped and never
caught napping. I fail mfind in
books any such masterful generalship as
this hero showed, holding that slim gray
hue, hall starved, with no prospects
..1 l:.: i o i .- .
uuuiii .us, aim nztiting when Ins army
was too huiigiy to stand nod the rill
creuiiy useiui as cluus. His courage
was sublime. He was as great as Gus-
tavus Adolphus or Napoleon, or Wcllin;
ion, or I on .Unlike. Ills cause was not
Ihe lost cause 8 i much as is supposed. All
(bat was good in his cause hai be.
i:r.ii led iuio our laws and our c iustitiu
tion.
octrine of State's rights, as now
interpreted by die Supreme Court, is in
xacl accordance with his clains on the
point, Gen hoc lost at Gettysburg b.
cause the Federal trn ips had received
new minor oi iremenuous sireni:iii, whose
power no one knew Gen. Hancock, lie
ills i lost bee iusc Meade's m-n were light
ing on I'uion suil almost within hear
ing distniicc of their wives aud children
for victory. They were at their hearlb
stones. Men are tigers when wives ns.l
families are the inspiration in war.
u was not until the federal army
stood almost at the very doors of Kiel.
tuoiiil that Gen. Lee was scut to the
front. Heretofore he had been but half
kindly regarded, but when be look con.
maud . f that ill-disciplined, ill-armed ai d
rageed army ho was hailed a savior. lit
ill wilful MeClcllati, whipped two urmiw
i. u. h bug- r th in lis own, stopped tic
Kai.ee on 1 1 1. li in. .ii. j . drove back the
I oi'.iiaitiiy, saved Kiehmend and was
famous iu a day. The world had never
n such generalship, ami the world wis
astounded at il."
'Ltw successively defeated, outgeneraled
and muled the best generals that Wash
ington could send ugiinst him, and It
was not until the immortal Grant,
Willi the finest army of Veterans that the
rid has ever seen, look the field agaiust
him that Lee's marvellous accomplish
meiits r ceived a cheek, hven against
Grant L"e fought as probably no other
general ever fouuhl, aud against odds
that would have driven Napoleon to des-
piir.
"Itwasagreit death struggle when
Grant faced Lei', and then Lee knew that
his was a hopeless struggle. He kept thai
thin gray line i f ranged, hungry men
gr iwiug thinner and hunuorcr each day.
together. His courage, his wonderful
pr-senee aud strong personality kept lliht
little baud of tattered and emaciated nun
in battle array, and fought to the last
dilch, surrendcicd only when he realized
llit.t it would be murder to keep up tli
atruiiglo.
"Gen. Lee's cause is not lost. All that
is good of it remains; all that was bad
has been wiped out Our country is better
an I urander today because the relations
!' several Slates in die Uui in have been
intelligently di fined, and perhaps we owe
at least thai much to Gen Hobcrt K
ie and the ciuse he fought for.
The progressive ladies of Weslliltl,
ml , issued a "Woman's Edition" of the
Wesifiold News, bearing date of April 8
LS'.lfi. The paper is filled with matter
of interest to women, and we notice the
following from a correspondent, whi.-li
the editors printed, realising that it treats
upon a matter uf vital iuipoiiance to the
ex: " I lie beat remedy for ciuup, colds
and tironehitis lhat 1 have been able tu
find is Chambli rlaiu's Cough ltettiedv
or family use il has no ciiual. I gladly
eon. lie nd it " L'.'l and 5(1 cent bottles.
For sal,' by W. M Cohen Weldon,
N Hn.wn, Halifax, Dr. A. S. Ilarri-
aoli, LOU. .U.
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When a in in I. ir. is over a new leaf lie
never saii-lied oiitil lie gets it blotted
up worse than the old one. Chicago
News.
Something To Know.
It may be word) something to know
that die very best medicine f..r restoring
the tired out nervous system lo a healthy
vigor is Kleeirio Hitlers. This medicine
purely vegetable, acts by giving tone
to the nerve oentres in the stomach, gen
tly stimulates the Liver and Kidneys, and
aids these organs in throwing off impur
ities in the blood. Kleeirio Bitters im
proves the appetite aids digestion, anil is
pronounced by those who have tried it as
the very best blood purifier and nerve
mm I rv it. S old for Bllo or 81.011
r bottle at W. M Cohen's Drug Store.
OASTOniA.
Thru- I
mill jw li
vrame. I
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Two Mothers.
WHERE IS BABY? WHERE IS BABY?
ll Is No Slight llnn.ir lo Re Ihe fluiher
An Innocent ChilJ.
I noticed her when she entered the car
there was something strangely attractive
about her, though she must have been
sixly, and bet face was so care worn,
nd ihe saddest I ever saw,
In spile uf my great trouble, I found
myself wondering about her, and sonic
limes for a nionient would almost for
get my grief. Only Corn i lent, though.
Then the recollection that my baby
toy little, tender biby, used only to the
loving clasp of a mother's arms was in
the jolting baggage car, would come to
me in all its terrible reality, and I Would
forget everything and everybody, aud
letucuiber ouly my great sorrow.
I wanted my baby; nb, how I wanted
him! My heart was aching so for the
sound of his little lisping voice, and the
touch of baby fingers.
For weeks I had beeo so happy plan
ning a visit to my (l J homa wilh biby.
1 had told huu so much ol the grand
mamma be had never seen; I bad looked
forward so hungrily to the day when
she would take him in her loving anus
and cuddle him as ouly she knew how.
And now I was taking him to her; tn.t
the warm, laughing, dimpled baby she
lad longed to sec. The lillic still, wliite
:lad lieiire in the casket seemed auoth. r
bild And the cruel cars joslled noisily
in, and seemed to say over and over, till
could scarcely keep from screaming,
"Where's baby? Where's baby?"
Suddenly the train stopp 'd, and uiy
husband went out to ascertain (ho cause
It was a broken rail, and we would be
detained about half an hour.
t was then that she enue and sat
d iwn beside in 'the woman with the
t, sad lace, and almost without kuow-
ing it I found myself pouting out iny
grief to lur
1 1 was such u comfort to me (miue
s sc'li-h gri T, I only thought of
myself,) and she seemed to understand.
She didn't talk much, bit her very pres
ence soul In d me.
I reuie.ubcr otic thing she said I can I
icar her low sweet voice uow: "My
ear, it is no slight honor to be the
m idler of an innocent child. I change
cirsat the next station, and it may help
you a little in beating your burden if I
11 you something about myself. "I am
in my way to H , to see my only son.
utuorrow be goes to die State prison to
serve a lite sentence. 1 would bo the
happiest mother on God's earth today if
were iu your place,"
The train stopped, and she pressed my
hand and was gone. I watched her as
well as I could through my blinding tears
till she was lost iu the crowd. But those
tears were not for baby. New York
Observer.
Koyal makes the food pure,
wholesome and delicious.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
B"Svai fl.msn isswrws rn rW v
I'elehnitcit for its creat leaveniniz strencth
mil henlthliilness- Assures Ihe lixnlaiminst
ulilin unit all furms of nil u l term ion com
mon to the cheap In-amls.
UOVAI. HA K I Nil PIIWllKK CO., NKW YORK
How the weeds would laugh il the
ariui-rs were to strike for eight hours a
y I here is no duty on the wool die
candidate pulls over the eyes of ihe
voters,
The man who make the best of every -
iiogisalwaissure of a market for Iris
products.
Teller, K.ill-ltlieiiiii anil Ki lenm.
The inteiisr itching nnilsiimrting.lnci-
'lir IKIIieseillsi'ilM'S, Islnstniltlvnllliveil
!' rtppl.-jsie; 'h.n),erlnlti n Wis smt
tin Ointment. .Mini v very bail eases
have been permanently Hired by it. It
is equally elllelellt lur lti'llllllt piles anil
a fovoiito reiiieilv for sure ninnlcR.
rhiiitiK-rl hands, chilblains, fnvat Wen
and chronic sure eyes. cts. per box.
Dr. Catlv'a ( onilitinn I'oivilera. arp
just what a lmrse needs -A-hon in bad
condition. Tonic, blond purifier and
TniifniH. Thev are nut food tint
medicine and the lsest In nse to nnt
hoine in prime condition. Price 25
cent per package.
For sale by W. M.Cohen, Weldon; J
N. Brown, Halifax; Dr. A. S. Harrison,
Knficld.
Whn a man says he is a moderate
drinker it is about as d.fiuito assaying
anything is thesiw of adng.
niaoam of tht Blood anil N.rrra.
No om need suffer with neuralgia. Thta
disease is quickly and permanently cured
Z. ISr' ,ron Bi"""- l:y
the Wood, nervn and stomach, clo-nnio
or otherwise, aucenraha to llrowa,' Iron
miters. Known and used for nearlv a
quarter of a oentury, it stands iwtay .'ore.
is -'"""S ".i vaitio: remedies.
Brown4Irou Bitten la aold.by ail dtalera.
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KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN!
Surely if the word MIGULA TOR is not on a package
it is not
of
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Nothing vise is the same. It cannot he and never has
been put up hy any one except
J. H. ZEILIFJ & CO.
And it can he easily told hy their Trade Mark
the: red z.
Tested
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Foreign and
Domestic
Of Ivery lK'.H-riiiioii.
Oriiiii;i'j, li'iii-.n?!, Mi,li:
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Meyer, the MlvM is
the year round
i The Larv E
1898 PRICES
Make things hum. Too many goods
leit over. They MUST go. Call
early and get the pick.
S. MEYER, Ag't, Enfield, N. C.
This Desi
gn
of Engine is best
adapted where
you have but a
limited space to
set it. We can,
however furnish
you with a hori
zontal - engine,
plain or Auto
matic - should
you prefer.
Write ii if yon even tl.ink yu mny
need an Knpiieor Ituiltr
THE R. R. MACHINE SHOPS'
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Cil'S WARHIOUSB
SaROCIYIOOHTJ. C.::
Is 8i Ii 'ft Lead.
Wr We secure the HIGH F.ST PRICES, for all grades of-
TOBACCO.
Kvery customer', wants are met, if possible, and every needed attention and
touriesy rendered. Good prices obtained every day. Bring us your tobaoeo
and we will send you home happy.
C. C.
Sep 3 h;
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WOOD'S SIZFDS are specially erown and
elected to meet the needs and requirements of
Southern Growers.
Wood's Descriptive Catalogue is most valu
able and helpful in giving cultural directions
and valuable information about all seeds
tpeciilly adapted to the South.
VEGETABLE and rtOWER SEEDS,
(ira.ss and Clover Seeds, Seed
Potatoes. Seed Oata
and all
Garden and Farm Seeds.
Write for Descript ive Catalogue. Mailed free.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
snrosv.nN, - - ri.-hmond.va.
t:i: t a::i:t c::r. nrj:: n t:i: :obtii.
Weldon, N. 0.
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WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Apples, California and Florida
I'ainpsco Flour
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in the SWIM all
early and late.
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