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Facts Alone Can Influence the Ttfinds and Actions of Men.
VOL: IX
BEIDSVILLE, N. O, OCTOBER 17, 1884.
NO. 29.
firat Inarrtioa, asl S resit for each ahse
qtKnt insert mo. j i . -;-r : - : '
OYER'S
:;.;! v'
aw torn
,a, f sded or fraj hair to a natural, t icb ,
U eeior. W deea Waek, at ouj be desired.
and fresbaes eff.
BTiU OH
llxat or red balr way be darkened.
i. kUr tkUkad,
Oliea,
U aot always, eared. .
It eH m of Us ltalr, and itua 1
Uu a waak Md ilekly jrowtb to vigor. It
prevents uJ caret sesrf and dandraff, and
heali aearly nr diieue petullar to thi
i- 4. LMUMMZal Dswaalveaag
Xioo'u to uqu!M ; It contains neither oil ,
dye, renders die hair soft, glouj, and
uses 'i appearance, and Impart a delicate, t
artal4e, aud lasting perfuiie. ,,
y C. F. Batcara writes from JTtrijr, 0.
JUm x l2 : iMt fall niy hair comiiineed
.Uf , and la short time T beeatue
bald.- t ased part of a bottle of
Iris's Haia Viooa. which stopped the ta.ll
lac ef the hair, and tartd a new growth. I
now a fall head of faalr fTowinp; rigot.
ly. aaa enT eon rineed that bat for thr
m of yoor preparation l should hare been
witrtly bald."
J Vf. bowrx, proprietor of the Mc Arthur
jtlUo) Knq uirtr. mji : M AVEK'a H AIM VlOOB
U s moat eicelleut preparation for the hair.
1 tpeak of It f roia niy own experience. J u
ua rMotee tlie growth of new hair, and ,
ukevlt C'omT toft. Tlie Viook ii also
iur ears for dandruff. Not within my
!'' hat tlie preparation erea failed
U f.rt tutirv MtUfat-tiou."
Ma. A sore rAianatBX, leader of the
mbratad Fa.lrhirn Family " of SeottUh
TocalitU. writes from Jtmton, Mat$., Feb. a,
pl: MKrer tiace my hair began to (Ire atl
rr; riJue of the change which neeting
time pr'ttaretb, I hare uset AnciTa Haih
wt, aad aa hare beea able to maintain
utptaraace of youtUfulnew a matter of
mtHJrable eoneequcnee to uilnicters, ora
on, Mturi. and In fact erery one who lives
tUe eye of the public.
Mi. A. Pbesoott, writing from la Kim
it.(k.Ulnc, Aiai$ April 14, lft rays:
"TYragoaioai iwo-iutrus or my ualr
unuir. It thinned Tory rapidly, and I wai
(Mt fTowlug hald. On using Ay hit's lUn:
Vi)i the falling stopped mid a uew growth
mnuteuceJ, and in aboat a month my beaA
wu cMupluly corerel with abort hair. It
at centinaed to grow, and is now as good as 7
Mora It falL , I regularly uned but one bottle -tt
lU Viki, bat now use it occasionally as
irKilng."
W hare handreb of similar testimonials
tt the efleaey of AVER'S Haiti ViOOK. It
mit bat a trial to courlnce the most ikepti
aleMUTslae. r RXPAKBD BT
Dr.J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Iruggiats.
EEID HOUSE,
Went worth, N. C
i'Ul Hotel hx hcon recently relitte.i
(JOOn ACCOMMODATIONS
Dr.Jno. W. Smith,
DRUGGIST,
REIDSVILLE.'N- C.
June 6 ly i
Dr.H.W.ranada.
HENtlST4.! 3
a v t7
Ihatf opened a deqtAVoffico over for-
U t store and offer my 'frofesWal.
Z ITJJr thfl lof Ilcsyillo' and
"ajlpjr country btf thb molt reason:
wa'ilk 'fHctoryterms, JVU , work I
tri alU be in ReitUvillelhestTwft
" in srery month - and remain Mbnr
' : May 22 1y
A. B0?d7 T W.-llEJD
BOYDcfeREID,
TTORNEYS-AT-LAW
KNTWOllTll. NIC,
Notice in the State and
Federal Courts.
Mr . noyd xtiu u
at Went worth
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on
o ti! W f.UIV.1 at the
of tkfirm in Wentwurth . .
Reidsvillo Femaln ;
SEMINAR Y.
REIDSVILTjE, N. c.
' Fill Terra Will
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ou ihe 19th of Dcceu .
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MISS A. L. HUGHES.
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TOR TIIE NEW DAY;
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The State 'Chronicle (weeklrV .which
closed 1 Its' first year September 15,- lias
been the nxbst.snocasaful newspaper en
terpriae in ,the State., It, goes into 85
pounties and has'the largest homer adrer
tising'patronage; enjoyed 'b' any J State
newspaper. -in- jn ''' nl
The Daily Chronicle will .begin its (ca
reer on September 15. It' has coma to
stay. The Chronicle. publishing Com
pany, which now owns both papers, has
as authorized capital of $25,000 and is
composed of 27 f the most progress! Te
men in North Carolina ftonv AsheTille
i to Wilmington. It will be conducted as
tne neeaa of tne new aajc meruLuare
lina demand lively, progressive, clean
Daily-r$5 a year; $2.50 for C months.
AVeekly (again to be enlarged) $2 a
year; $1 for 6 months. . v
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wanted .everywhere. (References from
strangers.) '
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Sept. 5th 18SI tf. ... s
AVER'S
Ague Cxire
eon tains an amtldota for all malarial dis
orders which, so far as known, Is naed taTS
Ctaer remedy. It contains no Quinine, nor
any mineral nor deleterious snbetanea wkas
erer, and consequently prodnces no Injmrioaa
ffect cpoa tlie constltatlon, hot leaves th
system as healthy as it was before the attack.
tjb "tfABaurr ATES'S AGUE CD2S
to eore erery ease of Ferer and Aza, Inter
. l&ltteat r Chill FeTr, Remittent Ferer,
pomb Aftet Billons Fever, and liter Com
plaint caosed by malaria. - la case of failure.
after doe trial, dealers are auUiorixd, by oor
eirealar dated July 1st, 1SSS, to refand thm
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
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P.OETItY
WOMAN; .
BT VMW. C. TAT LOt,
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Dear woman .Strange it 1s that she"
iSactippposite involrjss; jf j 5
.And verr deen s, man most be r
Whp that enigma totfetlf"1- ;::'i:-.-
lost viewner assne,isniiungsuias;v
. A paradox is there; , t , r,
Look' at her soft and dimpled hands
Yet she bangs her hair! :'
How woman studies to unite -.
Economy with taste:
Bat spite of that, you 11 find I'm
right.
nc lores v little waist.
In such - soft arms there seemA to be
' Just strength to wield a fan ; 1
Bat still you 11 find how thoroughly . '
, She shakes a poor young man. -.
Her unassuming modesty
The mind with wonder fills; t "
But then just see how easily
v She puts on lots of frills.
. . ,
But woman's heart is kind and warm
Her faults are trivial, small;
Her beauty lends to all a charm-
Her love atones for all. .
MR. WISEMAN'S CONFES
SION. I always thought my wife
a very careless little woman,
and I used to tell her so. She
was very good humored, and
did not mind; and on that day
when we went to Rutherford to
receive the. little legacy her
uncle left her, and had it paid
over in crisp bank-notes, which
she put in her pocket-book, I
said to her, as we went out:
"Now, Anna Maria, my dear,
.you'll put that in your pocket,
and have it picked, or you 11
carry it In your hand and get it
snatched away: So let me take
charge of it; three thousand
dollars is too big a sum to us,
too valuable, to run any risks
with.?? -
"Well, yes that's true, Solo
mon,' V said she. "So it is, but
I've got the pocket-book in my
bag, and my oag on my arm,
andsI think it is very safe."
"So safe that some one may
cut the-strings," said I.
$5o Anna Maria stopped and
undid the bag and took out
the pocket-book, which . I put
in the bottom of the I inside
pocket of my overcoat; and we
walked out together arnvin
arm, and talked about the
things we'd do with that mon
ey, until we got hungry, and I
proposed having lunch . at
Stuffem's before we took the
cars for home. Anna Maria
liked the idea, and we proceed
ed to carry it out.
That was a very good lunch,
and well spread. Anna Maris
took 65 her cloakv and . I my
oVercoa and we did justice to
it. I paid1 of course, out of
my own purse for -it, itand put
on my overcoat with acomf oh
able sigh". ; I helped Anna Ma
ria on jvith hers, andlwe left the
restaurant; ' but just ; outside,
Anna Maria cried, "Oh!' ' and
dropped my arm and ran .back.
She came out again: in a iiio
ment smiling.
"What was the matterTf; I
asked "Did you leave any
thingf! : : , ,:,'-:'-;,V!J
She held up her handkerchief
which she had in her hand, and
'answered:
"Tve found it." J
And I laughed. .
You see what a carele? s lit
tle soul you are," I said. ., "Xot
to be trusted at all."
She nodded. ' ?
i Solomon," she saicL
"Ot course of course," I
J said. 4IA man ha so many
things to think of he's obliged
s to be more business-like. I
I don't blame you, little woman.
Don't think that." ..
And she giggled, she was so
pleased.
That brought us to the sta
tion, where we took , the cars,
and I think I dozed i little on
and cheerlul -after .tue, jpnS
iournev A Oil OI - supper , 1 ne iiauuiiui ueauiiiw:rauA. ovc mj
iwaitd" us,- and all looked I the American Political Alliance I never Iiard of such a thing;
bright. .Children in bed, and at Philadelpliiahasbeen closed And did you win? - ou betj
servant anxious to go. So-wefor non-myment of rent. Mr.j'How much did you winr U
I sent heraway and sat down. , I Ells worth is making a bad start, won the hosiy stn? i . V.
just threw back my overcoat.
4 'Before we do any thirig else
ril put themoneyin the safe,"
I i said-Vyour : money. ; Now
don' t take airs because you are
wealthy.".-. - .
4 : With t this jest I dived into
my -. right hand inner pocket.
i never snail forget the dreadful
cold chill that ran through me
as I. found it empty. . .
j- "Psha!Jr I said to myself.
"AVhat folly! It's the left pock
ety of course." .
I dipped . into that. , There
was nothing there either. f
Trembling and in a cold' per
spiration, I began to rummage
e ver v pocket in my coat. . I
tore it off. I shook it. I felt it.
I felt my other pockets. Iseiz
ed the lamp and rushed about
the room, searching the floor;
then with a groan, sank into a
chair. v
My wife ran towards me.
"What is the matter?" she
cried. ''Do tell me, Solomon!"
"I can't!" 1 moaned. "You
never will forgive me. it is
not possible. Yon' d be more
than human. . Anna Maria, P ve
been robbed The money is
gone!"
"What nonsense!" cried my
wife. "I tell you it can't be.
You put it so "safely in yot r
pocket." ;
"That thief must have cv.t
the cloth," said I.
I seized the jcoat again. But
no; there was no cut, no rent
anywhere not a sign of one. j
"I don't think it could have
been stolen, my dear," said my
wife, calmly very calmly,-con-
siderinc: that her little fortune
was gone "But, perhaps,
when you hung your overcoat
upside down over the chair in
the restaurant, it dropped out."
- "Good gaacious!" I roared.
"Is it possible? Yes, it may
be. I must fro back to New
York at once. I must offer a
reward. I
"What would you
nsked my wife, saucily
give
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"See
"Anna Maria?" I cried!
here, you .you "
I had no more words.
"Yes, you dear old-goose,"
cried Anna Maria. ' ' did.
After we left the restaurant, I
remembered that your coat
hung up-side down over a chair.
I remempered how you lost
your, cigar case last winter, and
1 felt. prompted to run back at
once. I did. My love, there
lay the pocket-book under the
chair. As yet no one had seen
it. Here it is."
i I was too thankful to scold
her. At the same time, I rather
felt that I .had not been well
used, f I was glad of the relief,
but I felt that I should never
call myrwife a "careless little
woman
again. . I never have-
r Some professional baseball
players command higher sala
ries than many:"" leading divines
and educators; ' in fact, there
are in every college men of tine
attainments who are paid fifty
per cent.-less for their scholarly
services than some ' 'pitchers"
and "catchers" receive for work
of the most ordinary sort Just
now good pitchers bring all the
way from; $2,000' to H(0,
catchers are scarce at ; $3,000,
intielders command as much, if
not more, while very poor out
fielders will bring $2,000.
The Prohibitionists of . Guil
ford held a county convention
last Saturday. The nomina
tion of a ticket met with some
strong opposition; but finally
Dr. Nereus Mendenhall was
nominated for the Senate, and
J. S. Ragsdale and Dr. W. A.
Coble for the House. v ...
Tom Keogh, of North Carolina,
was at the Republican Head
quarters in New York on Sat
urday, alter money, ne was
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If the king is indeed near
kin to us, royal likeness will be
irex)gnizable. Havergal. ; ,
Watch your own speech and
notice how it is guided bvyour
less conscious purpose.- George
1 It is a sinilar xntradict ion
that when the mosquito; visits
you he stays to hum. "
Twenty-four postage stamps
to each person was the average
sale throughout tlie whole coun
try .'daring the last year. V
Belva Lock wood propose a
meeting of the Presidential
candidates for the purpose of
eliminating scandal from .the
campaign. . .
"Dear me!" said a lady the
other evening, 'how the . china
crave is 'growing! f Here's a
New York club that is paving
$3,000for apitcher." " 1
If you would j have appetite,
flesh, color, strength and vig
or, take Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
which will confer them upon
you in rapid succession
"They used to tell me that
the ladies dressed to death in
the city," remarked Homespun
at an evening party, "but dang
mo if they've got much on to
night, any of 'em."
One of the i most brilliant
events that has marked the so
cial affairs of Norristown was
the celebration of the silver
wedding of Mr. George N. Cor
son and wife on Monday, even
ing. ; ':?f.J;.--:;,- u''A
Why go about with that ach
ing head? Try Ayer's Pills,
They, will relieve the stomach,
restore the digestive organs to
healthy action, remove the ob-r
structions that depress nerves
and brain, and thus cure your
headache permanently. . . "
" 'When we two jKirted,' af
ter lingering late at the garden
gate, I felt that I had taken
cold," said Thomas Takein
time, "and next morning I was
hoarse indeed. But a bottle of
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup fixed
me up, and there's enough left
for next time."
Some one has declared con
ceit worse than j consumption,
and the comparison - is a true
one. Many are the "conceited"
who cry down legitimate reme
dies, -and who delude suffering
humanity, whose only, salva
tion is the immediate use of Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup. :
The New York Herald, New
York Times and Harper's
Weekly have opened a dollar
subscription fund for the Dem
ocratic campaign. They pro
pose to raise $250,000, and
from the way responses are
coming in it lopksas if they
would do it without much
trouble. 5
"Can you give' me a I little
money on that account of yonrs
this morning?" "No, I don' t
believe J I can this Vmorniri."
' Well, will you appoint a 1 time
when you can? 1 ou have tra
ded with ine a good deal, arid
have never paid me a cent." "I
know it. 1 am a free trader."
An; Eastern man received a
telegram . from the. , West an
nouncing the sudden demise of
a , relative, and I replied; 'Send
on the remains at once. No
telegram wa received in an
swer, but a few days later a let
ter came, saying simply: 'There
ain't no remains He was kick
ed by a mule." I T
!Yaas,f said an old settler;
'we ran , bosses in eras.'
Then you take an interest in
the noble sportf 4 asked the
stranger. ?t was engaged in a
hoss race some years ago in
which I took a right smart In -
wrest 'Running
racer
'Hit war. '.Mile, or a half
FASHION NOTES
r.Sashea and lielta an fx3niir!'?
largely intoihioh, -i -xfJ
; AUsldrt fall fiat fnfronV
and arpuHcd rUim?p"
11 Tleaay-tnaS : rvfiitu z : rV
cieaperia prico t!:-a: . r be
fbre. '' XiiUiwt,r
"n The Frvnch fesliiort S weari ng
blackgloxmith ullijvcnln. .
dress is kqpt inppgue, by.the'
great attractiveness of olack
toilets TOmj)bsed ot , lace, bead
ed tulle, grenadine, eriibroidcd '
surah, etc. -
Afternoon dresses are of black
lace over light linings of startl
ed batiste, flowered surah, line
red pecales,! with white and
blue designs, plain and fancy
satinetles and embroidered
tulle in iiianyshaaes,j,1 4;,
, New Parisian waterproof
cloaks are of a material, which
looks very much like mouse
colored Velvet; it is inside like -plain,
smooth India robber al
ways used fur garmevts of this
kind; and makes a very hand
some garment
Silks withaa satin finish take
the lead again ; this fall, and
blocks of satin and velvet are
exceedingly fashionable for
redingotes and basques, with
skirt iinels bf the blocks upon
plain satin.
f lionnets composed entirely of
maral)out are to be fashionable, 1
esjxicially iri light colors. j ,
Velvet leaves veined and
edged with gold will be used for
bonnet trimmings " and dress
mot if. i
A novelty, is a hand-bag or ,
satchel made of elephant's
hide, rough and unjollshftd
not handsome' but odd. .
Oriental piece lace is now
plaited in accordion plaits, and
worn o ver a plain whi te or cremo
silk or satin skirt
In spite of considerable op
position, buntles are becoming
larger everyjday, and liave be
come more like crinoline than,
like 'tournures.' They consist
of a skirt which falls flat in
f lont and has springs all the
way down the back. Around
the skirt is a flounce.
11:
. A waist of timeAn
old
maid's.
Noah was the arkitect of his
own fortune.
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Mr. Moody, known as 'the
evangelist,' Is preaching to the,
students of the various colle
ges U New England.
A Teutonic friend ran a foot
race and lost it but ran again
and won. j Henaids Mrta, first
at last if I was behind before ; -
When a girl lyginjf to take an
interest in the condition of a
youmr man's wardrobe, it is a
. . -
sign tney are engaged. v When:
she loses all interest in It it isav
sign that they -have : parted, or I'
are,married.iil 'j i v . ;
'I wishl althe said.
'Whyr she asked. Then I "
could always; be aroand e you 1
I wish you h were an anchoTfV -she
remarkeel, ulWhyr ? he ask-
ed. Then iyood go weigh . '
she answered.' 1 ;-
. A new and magnificent enter- ' ' :
prise in the shape bf a , school "
of science, art and 'industries;' i
for the ednration of the young ;
men of the State and the South,?
will be , inauguratcfl ia Char-
lotte next fyear !TTie scheme
was originated by Mr. O.
Beatty. It will cost $100,000. , .
G. It Wiallington, ln?iht -brakemanon
thb N. O. IL ll., -
died suddenly Saturday morn- '
ing en route to Greensboro. He
leftCliarlottein apiirint good :i
health in the morning.- At -
Lexington he attended to lU.i :
dutie3 as brakeraan. At Thom-
asville, next station, he was
found lying on the centreboard
of a box car,' dead. A'post
mortem by Dm. Greogory and, 1
G lean showed that deal h xvsuK" :
ted from ; TMilmonaryatxiJexy
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