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VOL. IX . 1.53 a .fWr Always in auvan. .wV --' . . v; T -' ,:E8T.Fatlier:Wilds EXPERIENCE. iur. WUdi, wauVknowa eity" -iT 'toJfTqM4 brother J J 0 iU mlnant'jttdr' WlldJ, of tha: ' VM(MlitU Saprama Conrt, wrfta " waju - - u r" . Jw m. w 4 ifat&kfKy terissj. uuiU. J. C. ATEB A Co.. Gentteman : E winur I ?u troubled with ft mas Jrtforttbl ltawr f -tamor. affsetinf ZETwaeially my. It nibs, which iubd o Sulinbir at algtat, and earned so intense- u thl I eould seareely bear any eValnf ill, ivat. - I vu also a offerer from a Znt9 Mcrk . and aatarraal con r itM lamZ KnowtnSr JraVa triarxJM.A, baerratiaB c. mxnf oAe es. and from personal tkor-aam4 disorders. fj arpetlta lm srored almost from the flrstdose. After f -Sort tins tue farer and llenlng wer IlUyed. and, all tiros of lrfttatlo of tba U 4uappe4rad.- My aaurrh andough i,re Uo eared by tba same meant, and . (eaeral bealtb greatly iraproTed, until rt U ow xeaUent. I feel a liandred per Mot itroDier, and 1 attribute these result to Ike im of the SAMAFAaiLLA, which I rMrnmend with all confidence as tba tart alood- medicine ever derlaed. 1 took It la small doses three timet a day, and ' wed, la all, let! than two bottle. I placa tkM facts at your serrice, hoping their bUcstlon may do good. ' loars respectfully, Z. P. WILD." Tae shore lostanca is but ona of the many outaatly eoming to our notice, which prore 04 perfeot adaptability of Ana's SaJMAp riaiLUL to the cure of all diseases arising . fraa hnpure or impoTerlshad bloody and a " wtakened rltallty. Ayer's Sarsaparilla , tleanMi, eorlohot, and ttrengthada tba blood, ' KtBelate the action of the stomach and ' bot-sls. and thereby enable tba cyttem to rtsistsnd OTercom the attack of all Scroftt kmi Dittatet, Eruptions of tt Skin, Jiheu-' matitm. Catarrh, General DtWitg, and all tdorden rAultlng from poor or corrupted Wood and a low atata of tba yitem. ' Dr. J.C.Ayer&Co;, Lowell, Mast. loU by all Druggist; prico 91 bottlet for fO. : " MAAV IWl HIT TBtrVJU BW AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS. Dost Purgative Mcdlclno mi Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, and all Bilious Disorders. ' fold rerywltar. Alwftji reliable. Or, H.W.Canada nuxrisx. I have opened a 'denta! office over Trry ti Co's. store jjd1 otl'tr iny pro fc'siooal serrices to the people of ileitis tille And surruuudinz cnuiMcy on Uie tut resouable and ar!factory terras. AH work warranted. m ; HT 1 will be in ncidsYllle ;tKo Ul Tae(laY in every month ftnd'remain lour May 22 ly, Wentworth.-N. C TJiis Hotel has been recently refitted hiilitd and offers GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS T - i Dr. Jno. WSmith, DRUGGIST, REIDSVILLE. N- C. Jane C-Iyl A. (ir ! Ho YD," BOYD &REID$ WTORNEYS-AT-LAW, WENT W Oil T 11. N. C, acticoiin:theStatQ and Federal Courts. r. Byd aWfnt worth ou every "y. and on anv other day when dir- M A. t:n.n. will K in 1.1. law frm .JaJ t ail times in the office of the J worth. il COaa Mtxvrm m. trrrt , tl 1 -1.1 b) ShrLi5! lJiifrji- ICOptf book oU -(nuwtnmurmnoi, VANITY OF VANITIES. Write it on the palace gate, On the clitter an J the fcbow, ; On the pnrple and the state, . On the courtier bowing low; f Write, tor a! I the grandear dies Vanity of vanitK. Write it on the kins bright crown, On his might aud lordly power, On his iceptre and renown, , . : On his gilts ao on hi dower. Write-this word to him applies: . , "Vanity of vanities f : Write it on the cheek and trow: " O I the ywn nd fair, ' Though thy heart in sorrow tow, ; . , With the rose and lily theie, Write amid thy tear and sighf : ' I ' Vanity of vanities. " : Write it in the gorgeous balls Where the pleasure seekers dance, On the gay and sculptured walls: To the flittering front advance, Write mid the revelrh: Vanly of vanities" , Wri it on tba army's crest, On the spear and flashiuir sword. On ihe trappings and the resi, On all ihe host the warmer vord. Kre the army stricken lies: "vanity ot vanities. " , Ou the nations of the world, r i Vo their rail I ions and their power, Ou hcir banners all unfurled, , Write foi passing t8 their litour, Write beneath the open skies: r 'Vani.y of vanitiea.", i ' : " . ' ' . ' . Ah, on m!1 earhTs precious things, ' On the.se 8 ns a ihey 'rod, , lliough the lhoaht a sadne83 brings. Write the word from pole to pole, earth with a'l her pleasure dies; "Vanity of vanities." i Anna D. l alter. THE EM PLO Y M EN T OF YOUNG MEN. : uojection has more than once been made to the employment 'of young or comparatively inexpert enced men' in places of responsibil ity when older men can be had -the reason having been sometimes 'iven that see of itself should be aken as of necessity a bar to such employment of the young. This view almost invariably fails to rec a i ar - er gnize these two things, if no oth ersone, that young men often de veiop a surprising taciutv ot in- sight which does not always depend a . w noon exnerience nor arise fiom it. and the ether that vounsr men are making for themselves places in lines in which po experience wor thy of the name has evet been ac quired bv any one. - If these tacts lo not mmt tho policy somet.mes . wrongl, objected to and cod- nemneu, i is uaru to say wuai course of manaiement could be found whioh would not open to dis- pute. The splendid wcik which has bee undertaken by young men sometimes not out of their teens and often when in their twen - ties, and carried through in spite of technical aud financial obstacles, has been placed on record in. wave that; ate ufimiscukmble. in acting as pioneers in such thines as the metallurgy of iron, and in Bessem er and the open-hearth process of making steel, voung men have long held a most enviable , place. So, trr in thn mnrA Ias1v Irfli Men the fields of ihe adantioni of machinery nems ot me adaptions ot aacnmery to new uses, among tool builders, . . . - . -i i and in the wide aeivice of railroad work, they have not been behind even'th o s e of far more mature: years. It is too late in the day for any cue to pretend Chat any age is of itself a just bar ts advancement I or to the bearing of any burden of responsioiiiKy , ao long as a rr&aou able maturity bas been reached and the needful physical strength re mains. The ready response which is found among, yooog men to the stimulate of competitive effort, one with another bas been a means of real ' importance in. compelling recognition of their ability ia some quarters where indifference toward them nad prevailed. No just rea son can possibly : be given why in technical battles, as well as in those which sometimes Prevail in the mil itary world, the courage and! ready wit and resources ;f young men tpoti whoci trying burdens siay be thrown, should not challenge and win 'victories a: worthy Tof re upon the page Southern Mechanic many xephyrs facetious iNew Yorker of a Western man just af ter a cyclone. '-Oh, yes. it hap- ' pens zeyhyry week or so. ; . ALL SORT. Never despise small things--a diamond for instance. Cream color 19 no' longer fish ionable not even.in milk. The longest reign- in history The deluge. . vnauanooga tales nre car loaas of watermelons ft day. A batton is one of those events that are always coming off. . Fr man eeUhitA.! ftr hisi wiP5 oogbt to know aometning oltne tience Job nsed to Soil over a good deal. : : N nn ir . ! . . . The Western man objects to a . . . . J . . rise in real estate wnea it is caused uy cycione. : There is danger that the pros ja m m perous town ot ureenvilie. Miss., will slip into the river: Next to a iiary or a rocketbook, the most difficult thing to keep is a lead pencil, . The oldest editor in the state of Maine is W. P. Elliott, of Lewis- town, whose age is 91. ' . The Mississippi river bas, with its tributaries more than 16,000 miles of water-way navigable by steamboats. A wild woman is said to be run- nine at large in the mountains ot . m Oregon. As it is leap year the men ate a frail to gu out of nights. Young pbvsician "No, it is not in good taste for a young physician when writing to a patient to sign himself 'Yours, till death." Alligators skina ani teeth are now sufficiently renumeratire to support a slaugntering iorce ot three hundred men in southern Florida. - : Young man, when you see an old maid admitinrr her4 enefctaclea and clipping out that part of the paper j.-0? . -r . . headed "Sealed Proposals, it is time for you to take to the woods. In putting up your screen doors and windows be very particular to hnvfl a littln holfl in one corner so that the flies can co out doors when tbey get tired staying inside Solemn question with city people about going to the country: What shall we do with the dog or eat?" Q d v Ut( H (h bTrd and then kill the oat have cat. i ? Somebody has invented a securl- ty hairpin which is warranted nbt to fall out. Now, if "somebody will invent a Kina . ot , neir inai wont fall off, the ladies will be very lmuoh obliged to him. G. W Childs, of the lhiladelphia Ledger, and the Drexels, banker?, have created, fourteen miles from Pbiladelphia, an artificial town, erous she had ever met. During wliich they call Wayne. It has her short there she had been offer 1200 population, and is on the in- ed a half interest, in a saw mill, a crease. I "If I were in California," said a ju m vuuiubuj evening, I would waylay some 6 mmer with a hag of gold. Knock: An Ki,Krina if.iK.r nn his io d VUM uia U9 si jr O I ana run. x tu.ua, jou oeuer to gainer up .no ur..a, quietly responded a young lady. While all the other boarders were wearing out their muscles and re viltng the befsteaks, the new ar rival placidly enjeyed this breakt fast, You seem lo get along all right;1 said-one exasperated man. "Oh, yes; I vo worked in a saw! mill," replied the new arrival tW. -r.ir hnms frnm a-hnnl anl .! one of them turned in at her atreet sbe called out: 'fHump! Who earn for you! We are going to bsve the electric Heht in our house," You dasn't!" Why?"Cause it would snow tne pimpies on your motuer face!" 1 ; . T Y ? ; - The Charlottesville i,aUsla of iheppe were eaten, tie irer will bef- Jips. commences a recent article by ask n Kfll1 j,rinljaa cr This settles the question s cf the , An enemy to the waits wains th ine. "What shall our girls dof ntility cf the grasthoppcf and the girU that dancing caicr their fett We humbly aabmit that about the iao " . ntility of tlie lndiai. ' ' ; big. He knows how tr direct hb best thing the great majority can Wsgg "I ssy it's a weastir BntY'sGooa Ssi-'-rm'glad arrow that thtf til!) cat fall do is to atop wearing bang. Grigg Isay b'a a atoatT thatBUIv bad the aen to marry a thcTt cf the mark. n f f rWifVrr ' v -Mv dear fellow, a steal' so train- aelllad oW aa!Jf" szld Grao Ja vria , ....... ; 1 HtUtfax Mecora. . , W r V,yTJL s km.ttf A?rw a:t.ii Hn. t lory's Uu'jCiL&rtleUlbetest and What ought to he done : with a young man who wears thea-2X Times. Send him to the asylaa. WORDS OF WISDOM. A noble . heart, like toe' tont showeth its greatest countenance in its lowest esUU. .To have thought far twx little, we shall find in the reviev of lifet smoD our capital faultaii I . ' Don't believrevery lie yon hear, Yod'jaay in this way learn to doubt some of ycur own telUngi ,iJ ; Ui of coerfatibn. I Don't be hog. That is to gar. yoo can t help it. of coarse, bat . t 1 . i don t show vour character in nnb. . r The hardest trial of the heart Is whether it can bear a rival's fail ure without triumph. The thunder of great words does not always betoken a great thought for many i a grand salute is fired with a blank cartridge. A man's fortune 'should ho the rule for pparing, not spending. x travagance may be supported, not jastified, by afflueuce. We seldom contemn mankind till they have injured us, and when tbev have we seldom do anything out aetest tnem tor in e injury. Tfae Chinese have a savin? that an unlucky word dropped From the ton cue cannot be brought back again by a coach and sir horses. More hearts pine away in secret anguish for unkindness from those who should be their comforters, than for any other calamity. in life. SWAllMING BEES. - See that the new swarm bas abun" dant ventCatiou and the hive is well sheltered fioni the sun, as iaattenUoc (to these points is a frequent cause ot deaertiou, aays Um Utuo Farmer. If bad, weather should ensue Immediately after swarminz, or from auy cause there should be scarcity of honey, give the new swarm a liberal feed of sugar atrmn in ih i.vaiiinn irk H. 1" tlipm in raUini? brood, and continue to feed so loLg as the scarcity of outside supplies should make it necessary. Alter first swarm has issued examine the old colony aud remove all queen cells but one, if further increase a unueairable . and thereby prevent the second, third aud fourth swarru, which so depopu late the hives, renderiug them utterly useless fr production of honey, and I often too weak to brood up and supply themselves with store for whiter. WHERE WOMEN ARE IN DE MAND. . Alta California. A young lady from the lower country, who has been visiting in Alt uras, said just before she left there recently that the people of Modoc ooonty were the most gen- iiarhr ah on a nrintint nftifiA a r, - r o t gentleman horse and a livery stable, respectively, to say nothing of the Mereuio wistw , rancu- es an(j banj3 0 ,f g?18 WQXl& - Derm.nentir. reowa . were, perm ucaitT . offer joT two or three saloons, rancc- The D!tiri Qac8lion hefore ? the Democralio .on in Chicago whether lhe eDoriA0BJ .crDh. I revenue shall be reduced by taking j the. excessive tsrm taxes of the necessaries of living and raw ma terials of industry or by repealing I the fiscal taxes on the luxuries of J whiskies and tobacco, bhall the taxes be maintained upon the nec I easariea and comforts -B" 1W tealica 19 erade I " The New York ITribuAt says that "from the Hudson River to I the Pacific Coast the nemination of Mr. Blaine has been received with a 1 enmusiabiic aruor anu ratraiac tion;!:- It a fv distincuishedr 1 Gritr e A weasel's tUally different, my dear fellow!1' Proceed tmhaihedr ca their tour. rss well enoagh to ai-l. &PEAKTHE TRUTH. Vh otoe ver 'speaks th truth is ca the safe side. Ha his an adrtn- tage that no species 'of deception. However adroit!, practiced, csa give him... He is protected as with a coat of mail, on which the arrowj of a )iar are bloated td: rendered harmless; ;t His words are' pearls cf great price, and his tsrrhs is that of a man ahofs jenrcac!x. Carix- ries c on viction 1 1n e very'declariti on and defies the malignant 'shafts of envy which the evil minded and on! rust- wot thy aim far his destruction.- With so many shining I ex amples of truth-tellers before as. it is wonderful that there are so many who delight in a We. The reign of the liar is ihert, bat the egacy of the truth speaker is one of the greatest he can low his children and the world , Majesty. honor. nd character belong to the truth. There is no gocxl or useful quality in a lie. , Speak the truth though temporary loss and suffer ing be the result 'It will bo your permansnt gain and . glory, ' and your, greatest recommendation. SLOW, BUT SURE. The old Hebrew idea of a man of honor is set forth in Ihe Psalm ist's words: "He that sweareth to his own hart, and changeth not." We express the same idea by oar phrase: "His word is as good as his bond." A fk wvr.1.1 m.n'f A. -rk A man who would merit the ap- plication of these epithets to him aelf fhould be careful to heed these old sayings "Make few promises." and: "Necer promise more than you are able to, perforin. There are men of business, men among thoae that scorn to tell a lie, deliberately, who seldom heed this wise sdviqe. They allow the press of business, or the desire to retain an impatient customer, to. tempt them to make promises which they are unable t keep either to the . - K o ear or to the hope, bach men gen- e rally find that their expedients stamp them as unreliable. In the long run, the man who is cautious . 6 . . . ... f i : in promialng, but faithful in per- form a nee, is the one whom success welcomes. . . A few years ago, a lad entered a printing office in England, as an apprentica He was slow in his bis movements, and the irritated fore man oftoj scolded him for not work ing rspidly. Y During a rush of work, the tore- man would call our. impatiently: uBob, how aoon will yon have that job done. ' ul. U. n 4J t "In an hour, sir, on "Net be- fore two hours and a half, sir. would be the calm bat provoking reply. The other boys, when asked a similar question, would reply sir. and thereby soothe the impatience the hurrying foreman. : But the overseer was not Wind, tKh mmm nArvnti. MrtI though he was nervous and a Mrt er." He noticed that Bob s job was alwaya finished at the promised time- The other boys.' on the con a trary, were never up to time for their fcAlo6st tti&jil sir'; ncant nothing more than their anxiety to avoid a seoldi ag. 1 ' " Jl W ICIUItnil U JLItfV lVM th. irnntd of tb. eSc.; nd The result was that Boh teeame . ii . . the foremin of the eOee and over- sees t ne bandied nsn. F&txM's Ccajxtruon. - - v - '?i At a recent eacanpaent knm siL iKa rAf-' W!-,', U Hit itv ni i. vn mit : " wmmmw - " II m t m ftnn rj r mm a. of American I wctkine oat his Uski He car- Srv ".'i aad smoke? rM ont this habit of dobff exact P0BBa w. S .ler C8.f.Wri; honest Con-1 W ,has be said he woaU elcag with f a " lt p903ui i ; ci ea itsaeStf. him when he was promoted. Today, T C!K -aB.iw r , vg aad upaeUia',bal old maids klndrr xTtU thankfhl and wlllla to plawt-iliV Cietoa iTcaa, qxret Insertion... A U US Y If AU1L Y. ' Aolsa of aaalt. jitul "tilUrjr, In which fkrmera sons were plilslLTasd defendant respecflrsly, was oa trial la JoaUce Alley yesterday, and the plaintiff's lawyer ws,s very taxlccs to cake out that tha dcfndjuitilamUy tnuat have seen tha fltbt wbteh took ! placa just ccuIJs the kitchen doer. The defendant's tsclher bclag on the stand the lawjer. tr-in;! . I , ? Gell, where;,wer you whta the - "Dowa cellar skimmlcgollkaQd ty lag clothes overlay preserve Jars," she replied. . Where was your huscanc? i ' He was In the hxru taenSas tha harneaa and KJeasln ths waxoa" -Where was your dauzhter Barabr' "Sarah was ra - tlie north bedroom chaamg the pillow-case on the tara bed." - - .'- J . .n. i 4And where was Janef,, bora to borrow some coffee and a not I m.! : i , t "Let's fee! Haven't yon a sister VJl - - lti9 rasa upstana,1' . A s Ah! aee wat? JYou .have a young son named Charles, haven't your" ' Yea, sir, and ha was aaltmg sheep acrofls the toad.' Juft so. You are a very busy family. I see. X suppote the dog was very busy! Just at that particular mo Yea, sir he was. Old Eoe was down at the eate looking . toward De troit for onehorm Uwyerff ' t Tliat closed he testimony and set tie J him more than a foot.Jr Yess FASHION OTES. White TelvetVals "are worn' at carets afternoon garden parties. ' The newest fancy la printed lawns Is for dotted effects lu the tissue." ' Fcathfcr aud fe4tUcf w appear on dressy( silk andsaUa para- aoli . " 4 , 1 4 f Pale gray tints bid fair : to take the Pla,c of ecru crcam ;&r;evenmg toilets. Hifch coiffure and the use of hair powder to limited extent prevail" in Pari. r " - ' t -- Redineoies with shirred , hacks, fit ting well m at the waist lias, are much worn.. :.it:ii f? .vmU ii i ' The overdress Is more and more Ira quently made with downward pleats as the aeaaon advances. : t ri t i Eitraln 106 UMd ,?tetlor Turkey red for seaside parasols on the other side of the water, Bands of ribbon terminating. In flat bowa form the lertlcle pecoratioos of m2t,Pnfted ,aw? ircMel White lawn costumes ahowaagreat mlety o aUla of mk6 up M stored 8Uit did earlier in the season. Lace parasols .lined with colored su fah and decora. eJ with Cowers and " f10000' W aurct -nie poUnalae "or redlngote or afmo nations ot these garmtuiti are the pop olar style or dreaa tor atreet cestumea tola aeasoa. - i . Some of the shot alike vie with the latter and sheen of the wing of la sects and the feathers of the most Iridescent of bird.' :; America aets the fashioa fbr 1IU I Kin urcMcsj vu vip uucr iua. ujo v-n fmcic'' tha rirt far. orlte for little women,, ' Boa net anl hata entirely covered with black. jetheaded net and trimm ed with ostrich lip take precedence of all other beaded net chapaaux, .Uy dear." Mr. .Wilcox, nee XHta oMwhecIer, to ber new husband last Monday Morning, "da you wsot ma to write u poem to-day while yua are ba oacer "Na taach;'.1 reeled w- wiicoTr nmt ion u tend my other suit of clothea an wrestle ilb that washtob for a , couple of hours.'9 And (hen he led and lira. Wilcox said: 'And sneh Is the fruit of loera of pautoa--; WaihlajDu llatcheL . There axe 2895 paper cills in the world, which torn oat an aria! ly I 4 Am AAA AAA t F3-.-of- i lush ui aui a uicu , m priavinE printing Pheit -Pat, I nndcrstand yoo 66 csarried again." Priest-MBat yonr wifs, Pi, has only been dsad two weekf."Discon- of I tented widower rYis, yer river- - I LIT'e 1 Mb ' . I oa!y rtl-xUr LiTer IXJL acown. crrtr fail 00 enptis or csptsaa; etxu. Dnr g'suseU thee-13 eta,
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