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O. " W. JXLIX 'JLXE'Sr Q
: HOW E L L &. Ji E F F 11 S, ;
Standard Uraia!iiatcB Sugar 5 cents a pound. Good Family Flour . at 5.50 per bill.
as ciieap.
Other goods equally
i
BTMTTOMS OS LIVER mgCASwf
Loss of appetite; bod breath; bad taste tak
the mouih ; tongna coated; pais ojtdartha
rtosMar-fclads : la Jka te.aaf me aiaa aafc.
mai for rnetmatiaa; saar stemasta.
wi'Ji aatuiency ana water-trtan ; indiges
tion;, bowels lax and costive by tarns;
headache, with dull, heavy ssnsaUon;
restlessness, with sensation of havinf left
aomething undone which ought to nava
been done; fullness after aaUng; d
temper: blues; tired feeling; yellow ap
pearance of akin and eyes ; dlzxlneas, etc
Not all, but always some of these indi
cate want of action of Uw Liver. For
A Safe, Reliable Bemedy
that ran do no harm and has never seeA
kpown to fall to do good
Ttke Simmons Iher Regulator
AX EFFECTTJAI. gPEC'UlO FOR
Malaria. Bowel Complaints,
Dyspepsia, . Sick Headuha,
Constipation, Biliouiraasa,
- Kidney Affections, - Jaaaadiaa,
Mental Depression. Coils-
. A PHYSICIAN'S OPXNIOK.
" I hare been practicing medicine for twenty
reus and have never been able to pat np a asla
tl compound that would, like Simmoas Livv
Rceulaior, promptly and effectually more as
l.vcr to action, and at toe same time aid (u
of weakening) tne a:gesuvc aaa
sAircn ef the sTstem."
L. M. Hixtok, u.d., Wasaiagtea. i
Has our Z Stamp in red on front of eiapsi.
TO THE PUBLIC.
1
I am
tie ' - -'
Undertaker's Business,
it the shortest notice. Having con
nected with my shop the repairing
business. All work Left at my shop
shall have Prompt attention.
Reduced Hates on Tobacco.
The SouTHEENEa U iufoimed that
the Tar River Transportation Com
pany have rednced tee rare on tobac
co from the different landings ou the
river to Tarboro to ten cents per
hundred pounds.
The lecttt ' iain lave put
enough w.itcr in the river to permit
th sicMiieta of tLt :3mpany 10
mach tnib pl .-e. Tnis lifers an op
portuity wiac t t,houiu not be ne
leted iy the -Pitt c inoiy growers.
one that Bhould be taken advanut 'o
of at once while the weed is bring
ing sucn nattering prices-.
Prepared to do all work in
Whltakerg Social.
rernapi do comjaauity tins ei
jojed more social gatherings, Bruns
wick stews sna scorched pi? than No.
6 township, Edgecombe oouaty. . Al
most every year in b ilmy Spring tln
young people have u grand j. ionic tit
Whitakeis, and all, - old and young,
come out by special iavitntion ui
have a htippy day greetiugiach oth
er. uhilri tnis yrar tbtre L-as txot
been the annual picnics with such im
mense congregation ln-reto'ore,
yet many small ami social atueiir (
have taken place. On t bis, 7th of
October, we ire having ih n'jvei 02
currence or two social gatherings m
the same tuwn; our Masonic frien U
give a nice dinner, barbecue, &c, o
invited bre:hren and our tonsma
M. W. Edmonds, having arrived at
the age of 33 years, gives a birtnday
dinner to a goodly number of
neighbors and friends, who, afcer
partaking of the bounteous pre id,
spake many words of g )od . wiBhes
and cheer for 4Mon," and his vood
wife. C
.red to see, tLe tobacco break", tha
knitting mills and factories cottou
and other fields
I believe tby enjoyed Iheir visil.
Between 4 and 5 o'clock next af
ternoon they boarded the A. & U.
train for the junction thence to New-
Lerne, via ureaviila and Kins ton.
They expect q go as far as Cha-les-
t tv ' -
The road vvll b a ' i.i ar an a.r
ins u vircuuisttnce will admiu
f hey are enthusiast c over the r a
aud talk eiaiou&ly of having trains
running over it in 1893
It is a clever set of gentlemen, es
corted by one of the cleverest and
uotit charming of men. I belie e
every member of the party willagrte
with me-tu tt Dorsey 1 euder h a ue-
gtitful ch tperon.
D
Hectrie Bitters.
This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have nsed
Hiectno Ui tiers smg the same song
of praise. sA purer medicine does
not exist and it is guaranteed to do
all that 19 claimed. Electric Bit tor
wi'l cure all diseases of the Liver acd
Kidneys, will remove Pimple?, Boil
Salt Rhenm arid other affections
Repairing BuSineSS (caused by impure b!ood.-Yill drive
Malaria trom the system and prevent
as well as cure all Malarial fevers
For cure of h sdache, Constipat on
and Indigestion try Electric Bitters
Entire satisfaction guaraLteed, or
money refunded.vPrice sOcts ,aud
$1.00 per bottle at Staton & Zoellcr's
Drugstore.
PRICES MODERATE,
Also a first-class HEARSE for hire
Thanking my friends for their
former patronage, I hope to merit
the same, should they need anything
n the :
Undertaking
My Place is on Pitt Street Three
Dcors from the Corner of Mais.
112. J. SimmoMH,
I chesr, I help. I strengthen. I aid
gladden the heart cf man and mai l,
I set constipation's cap'.ive free,
And ali are better for taking me
lhus tpoke oue of Dr. Ptaicaa
Pleasant Pellets. (They are pills
tbat speilc for themselves.) Very
xuiall, very nice to take, produce co
uausra ornping, yt a-e ruo.t 1Tk;
tu d in all caes uf cos ipatiun, bil
iou-t cr sick headache, or dar ged
liver. Only 25 cents a yial. at druZ'
ila A ri rf mo t v.ot t. L t rr il 1 .
ciu.
At All llazzards.
a. H. T. BASS
Offers his-professional services to theciti
lens of Tarboro and vicinity.
OSce on Maia Btrtet near Coker's corner.
J0"5
L. BRIDGER3 & SON,
Attorney s-at-Law,
TARBORO,
JjH. BON "WILLIAMS, J a.,
DENTIST,
i"
Graduate BaJtimoie College Dental Surgery,)
C2.:9, Fomsrly Oocupisd "by -
DR. L N. CARR.
40 ly Tabbobo, N. C.
iH. A. Gilliam.
Q.ILLIAM
At the Guild.
Odd Fellows Hall was comfortably
filled Thursday evening by membere
of the Guild and many others attia t
ed by the musical programme prom
ised by Mr. Curtis. .
Unfortunately Miss Ewell could
not appear on account of a sore
throat. The audience was greatly
disappointed bnt there were com
pensation-: iiaaks Ldpscomb a cla
rionet solo was very good; Miss
Lilla Bell's (-election from Gaul's
Holy City, "Eye hath not seen" was
sanjj in as rich and awe-t soanding
a contralto as any one -ever heard.
But the entire programme of the
Guild may get out of order or be non
est, and still there will be abundant
entertainment if the president, S. S.
Nash, is present. That evening he
welcomed very gracefully the North
ern capitalists down here in the in
terest of the Norfolk, Wilmington &
Char'eiton railroad and elicited a
happy response from D. C. Jeremy
of Wilkenbarre Pa.
Every one who attended was am
dIv repaid and the hat : which treas
urer Lewis handed around had its
crown well covered. -
Our Visitors.
Escorted by W. Dossey PeDder
nineteen men from Pennsylvania,Nor
folk, and Chicago arrived here Thurs
day evening from Norfolk to travel
over the country through which the
Norfolk, Wilmington & Charleston
railroad will run. They are interest
ed in the load in one way or anoth
er. Most of them are making only
a tour of observation, some - are on
to the camps to begin work.
Among these is A. S. Dandridge, of
Afintahnrc YV. VS., an engineer ot
a man renute. Four, G. A. Wil
kinson, special correspon lent of the
Associated Press; J. a. xiuji, a.
Kramer and W. W. Win ton are from
srftnfon. Pa.: D.C.Jeiemy, Geo.
n,-.rY.aa l ). Ytae-er and W. Waatrz
engine and boiler, from Wilkes Barre; James McKenna,
U. JC 0?lr, o- 1 avB. ...
& SON
Attorneys-at-i-aw,
TARBORO', N. C.
' 'Vlu pra .tiee in the Counties of Edgecombe,
Halifax antf Pitt, and in the Courts of the
first Judicial District, and in the Circuit and
8weme Court at Ka'.eiP-h- 1anl8-lv.
lne Uenou lopio cootan a re
port of an interview which Dr. R. L.
Beall, who is widely kuowu ia Pied
mont iNorti vjarouud, ana wno is a
prominent Allunceman, hid with ! K
Mr. Butler. Dr. Bea'd id that the
tone of Mr. Butler's speech was c .1-
oulated to injure the Democratic
party, and asked Mr. Butler if any
member of Congress from this state
had voted with the Republicans 10
bring about the present condition of
affairs The reply wf: "Why cr
ta:nly; Matt Ransom did, you are
behind the times and ought to read
up." Dr. Basil asked: "Do yon in
tend to stand by the sub-treasury
plan even if it disrupts the Denio
caatic part)?" To this pointed ques
tion Mr. Butler replied: "Yea we
intend to stand by it if it splits the
Democratic party. But we inteud
to go into the Democratic conven
tion and offer our platfotm." Do
you inteiid to try to make the sub
treasury plan a ptrt of the Democrat
ic platform! wai tne next in
quiry. Pie ident Butler replied
"Yes. if we have the majority we in
tend to stand by our demands, 1
the coo sequences be as they may.1
Dr. Beall asked u Mr, Butler was
willing to have this interview pub
hshed, and Mr. Butler replied: 'Yea'
and I want joi to understand that
do not speak for myself alone, bat as
an officer of the Alliance."
One question Dr. Beal didn't put.
Ue should have asked will the Alli
ance abid the result of the Dem
ocratic Convention? Many people
believe with the Soothebjceb thaUhe
sub-Treasury plan is un-Democratict
against its principles aud traditions,
but. if the Alliance will make its fight
in the Democratic party, all well
and good. The conventi-n is the
place where opinions are t be con
sidered and wliere the opinions of a
party man should be heard. If Mr.
Butler means that the Alliance will
tu bruit its platform to the arbitra
ment of the Democratic conventions
the Southerseb can do naught save
commend hirn. Bat if he means that
Lis order will attempt to eugrr.ft the
Oriiiaality.
Emeraoa eaya ! that "FLato Las
made Laroo with our otig'.nilitj.''
But before Pla'ottaJt, So'.ooioa
declared, there is nothing new un
der thu .anr' !
N--v here is aa array to duut the
'x)lde-t Who - dare ticu when
8uc! aut'i.oritics declare it naeles-!
If everything b l-u t I. what is
rtitKet Uft to ajf )
Elrlj m.M.e y oi In lfepry vuea
discovered a .few great ttuU. And
they found out that mankind beiog
always and everywhere the same,
thete would be no more to discover.
And when these truths had bee a
preached and sang and tanght awhile,
ih lintereri, who could not under,
stand them, got tired and turned, aa
the Athenians did, to hear and to tell
some new things. Yet the Albnuta
never heard or tel 1 a new truth. It
was all as old as the foundations of
the world.
Ti e few who Lav declared these
tru'tu in words which caonot die
have at the same time declared them
old. The names stand out like
grat towers in the laid. We who
lis' en and understand and long to
grtsp tu-ra, e nced that the wcrds
of wisdom have all beeu spoken, that
the cf to-day car tell u noth
ing ino-e, aud that the list liviog
p'itloophor can but give his testimo
ny to what han been air ady said.
"Bat originality! f It d ed long U f re
the wisest man was born."
. To each wind that strives to see
clearly, truth, although ever the
same truth, presents itself ia original
forms and in endlea combination.
i new to whoever perceives it
newly. As the morning, whiiu il
always breaking i ince the first room
ing broke, eemf dewy and guttering,
and freshly desctnded from heaven
to lust-opened tyt, so to the mind
awakened to perceive truth, it come
as ttrong and pore aa ever it came to
the first nrnd that gladly opened to
receive it. Nature is not old. She
is forever new. 1 Truth is not old.
Itia Lorn to-day ia every yoooc
will not be reached I ill GnmrClv
land is again President of these Uni
te! States.
''Will he be reaomioateJT As
sorely as I am talking to you this
moment. Nothing can , hioder it
The voice of the people ia the voice
of Deity, and that says in claaroat
tonei tbat Cleveland is the only
man to lead the party to vicio'y in
the November ties a year lo ooiiie.
Who will We traconi oa tkkelT
av. Campbell, certainly, if Le rar
aieaOhio, aa I believe Le milL The
expenditure cf vast same of money
by protected interests is all that e-ui
beat him."
The Convention of Democratic
Clubs at Pittsburg Pennsylvania,
last Wednesday, UlustraUs the en
thusiasm felt all along the Drtnocrst
ic line. The masses of the party, at
well as the leade-re, realize that not
only is victo y ia eight, but that the
issues to be fought appeal strongly
to all honest, thinking citixons.
No party which makrs an energet
ic battle for the true interests of the
masses and which shows a deer
mined effort to root oat fraud and
corruption will long retoain in tbe
minority. Repoblicaa fraud and the
indifference of many thooaanda uf
voters are what has long kept tbe
State of Pennsylvania in the repab
licaa column. But the people ovw
realize wta. theia iodifference has
cost tlera. They feel the bao'ful
effects of republican role, and thoaw
who for years have neglected their
duty as citizens are now forefsoet
in the
must be
Drukfas Dhweae.
Ia a little Iowa ia lUiooia ealWd
Dwiht, oa the Chicago a ad AJtoo
railroad, there In Lvfd and ptae
ticed his profession for taoty-fiv
year a pst a certain Dr. Keley. The
world at large has beard little of
biro until reeeetly, bat daring a3 bu
prof, aam al carver be has et joted
the rep:t and confidet.c of bis
neighbor , and baa tw.e a mmtr
io good standing of tbe eoootj al
State societie which determine thJe
ethical ques'iooa which sppeax lo te
of more tignificaoce to maVltcal taa
ibaa to'thoee la other teemed t r
fasaions. He baa long beca eaagd
apon iavestigati ti a to the cere ef
druokeneia, and, it is aid. thee
ladies have been tot a eootu.ea'ion
of those made by bis father atvl
grandfather ia the same iUrercwa.
r or several y sera past tne a wt pa
pers in tbe Deigbbothood of Dr.
Keeley'e home have coolaiaed mere
or leas full ascoonts of bU bavicr
cured by I he ate of doable ehlorioe
of cold men who had toe? beea re
garded aa bopelest drunkards.
Something like a ytar ego Mr.
Joeeph MeJi l. the vtoerabU editor
of tbe CbicagJ Tn ban, bed tt at-1
teatioe attracted to this b aetboi
m . e sa . . a.
ox treat maot, and ne sad aa exaai
natioa md t-f it. TVbal be learted
inllaeoeed him to tntke a raaeoeaj
teal of tbe alleged coras. Ue tbate
fore select ad set era! tnea ia Chicago
who were looked a do a aa hot e'eaal
addicted to tLe Labit of driakiac
every d.y at lUiad bori Le xa- at
fall m lioe with tba oJim rl.ni.
nth barvd srm and re.lts a tn.
dartuic ir.j'ctivo of a rtdc n iK-
aatore of which Dr. ICaerr b tA
aaaoaaced to I be wuUL bat Uh
be e i plain a ia Lis oalrtta is
del ae a jtC. aa J m.'ma La
lata th effecU of lL Lc1!clLU tf
ROld- I lis met tod of fpixv L:s
go!d mittorc be also teUiie at a
Jtl Jco. Guavr Spew, ia Uar
pat a ricaalr.
datrmifiati6n.A!ist i.notat Iwooc eicaenvtii, aed ebo a'eo ap
punished and tbe rartT r. I to be wrecked by this loeg.
.. . ... a i a : i a . . -n -
John l). Couper.
MARBLE AND GBA5ITE
MONUMENTS, GEAVESTOSES,
ETC., ETC.,
Ill, 113 & 115 Bank St.,
Norfolk, Va.
PHYSICIAN l SURGEON,'
Tarboro 10". O
h- a't. To find an original thought
would bo a vain hope indeed- Yet
the wcrds of the weakest noed not
be silenced for that reas)d. For,
with sages and philosophers, they
may bear wi'neas in whatever way is
given them ta te-tifv. Only expres
sion cm bt new. The tratrt itself is
eternal
the Uera laeery.
Shows that all epidemic, endemic,
and contageous diseases are produ
ced Py minute intectinsc gerois or
micr -bes, peculiar to each disee
which enUr the system. It being a
well rettlad fct that any remedy
which would kill the germ or microbe-would
destroy the life of tbe
patie.it, it has teen found that to
force oat thece germs is tbe only
safe relief from tueir ravages. In
this way Swift's Specific has for CO
yars been cunnOloo-l and akm dia
eaea. it forces out ine uicroocs
through the pores of the skin, and
soon sriids ouftbe pii-on which tbey
m-iv have left. la this way tie dis
ese it cared, arid the geueral health
of the patient is built up.
Treatise ou Blood and hkta Dis
eases mailed Tree.
swirr SPECIFIC Co., At-
Uinta Q. I
Live Washington Tapirs.
Nothing but its own blunders
ran tcat tiio ! icinocraiio parry in
92,' id SenattT Voorhees at the
Ebl itt yistordy. "It doesn't lie io
the otprition to comi a a our de-
a "
pontable for it rebuked. The De-1
mocracy sunda between the p.ople
and corrupt government, and this
make it invincible.
No decisions U be announced by
the United Siatea Supreme Coort
'when it convenes on Monday next,
and after the motiona to admit at
torneys to practice are heard. 4.C..
the court will adjourn to pay its re
spect to the Prei ct, in coo for mi.
ty with ita usual cuttoto. The nail
day, Taea lay, th coort will begio
the regular rail of casea ou the dock
et, of which tne e are 1,395, ihe
largest nnnib-r ever oa the d jc. e. at
the tegtnaiog of a term. There are
roa-iy iiaj -runt caea that wdl come
before the c urt for argauViOt daricg
tbe present term, and a namber of
them were advanced and set doa
lor argument on Monday, Octobac
19, when they will be taken op ia
tbe order io wLtcb they were ad
vanced.
When Orov.r Ceveland Wft the
White House the malls of the Tieas
nry latriy bulged witu tne nation
millions, bat under three years of
tho Herriaoa admiaistration her
vault have been emptied, and the
govtrntneut forced on tbe market aa
a borrower.
Thre seems to be a boom in
Cleveland stock. There's notbicg
like a new baby ia the house.
continued ioUrepermnce. These be
sent to Deitht, atxl aogagel to pay
their eipceaae wbda adegoutg
treat me oL The retail was eo aatia-
factory lo bim thai be en4orai the
methoala rmployad by Dr. Kte'.ay ia
aa editor tal arttcle ia bts re par.
Natorslfy eoooa, tbie eadorteroeal.
a mo: Uvuaaal trueg (rem a repar
of the dais of the &iesg Tnbuae,
attracted very Rnrl attcslioo, atd
aooo afurwarda lLr waa a tide of
patiaata torcel towards tee hltJe
village of DvgLt. whither LopWt
meu iravH4 ia srch of acta -thine
which before htl acaoiej bejoad
their reecb.
Arrive! at Dvubt,t-e rtbriasi
found a tLrajrcHos vulira. with
tsaddy or dotty strati, areorJitg lo
the prevalence of raia or uaabtse.
and there waa only one thing t9
make it team deferent fro a any otter
Western village ia whieo terelve
handred persons bad thair baata.
This di flare nee was noted alsaost at
once. There wtr wei:-dretad aad
well appearing tneo on lte ttrrets la
eonaiderabtc numbers wLo eridaexj
bad never Uua any active part ia
village Lfc, and who were not now cf
it. Thtae were the tnVr.me, tbese
the petieora, who tad goce to
wbsther the bichloride o( gvld lreai
meat coald qaench the try ihlrtL
Tbe impulse wbiea ec'a new la
titat bribgt with him, it is said 1 is to
conceal bis ideetiiyt bat aa in re are
men from all patte ef the eoaeUy
there and tbte ia bat a very small
world, afttr all as evary tain who
has traveled away from homo Las
foot 4 out this cone! ma at la all
tml impossible, and tne creel ma
jority are toon ooelent to settle
If you ate s'wk ailh aT c4 id a
or4frae of Dyipi.' I' v a
era a iLxbuzg Tbocaa aa totteaf.
ocaey of tnlnerai wa'afa wnU atd
Ut ottevl)Ow caaUSaataa frota kiai
ofibetnoat caviacal ttvasaara in
North Carolina. The? aod etw r.
acaai Waur ae bjl f.w samara! wa.
tersia the world areeadcrted. SeoJ
year ordac wil f I for tree.
. Panacea Spnere Jk llol Co
Osfard, N C
Furthar iafoataitaon trr.ii tbe
watc eaa be oUaaaed frtxa W. fL
MacNalr, SoU JLgtil Tart or o. ?i. CJL
TVe thiHj,
TbeaSurtof the Srrtav of iLe
rreaaory to task U Gorn9v.nt
ioroaoe apfear to rutrxl atd eurp.aa
tu oetare e eery riataU, tlf Lot 4
ing baack apprvvi-tjes a-1 by tat
tiog av.ry olsUacye aa the w.y t4 tha
peyaawol of U t cIe4Ri. of th rra.1 -tors
of tt tlocrfel Mr. Foster
aae taate it apaar tail b retpi
foSptrobaeaareaJ h a etpaawi.
taree by I10,mJ. ni iku
toeraJy aiaowt to all wbo vta4 lie
a lira asanas of it LUdoo Dallar
CoiTe Uat be la act rr-g tv
carrer.t daesaadt rm the Traaa try.
A aaca amootMtntf to bet as 1 13 -
0CH.OX) aod $iO.fJ0.D0a deetW as
I be brat quarts? of tbe flaeal yw ta
beea wttbeii iaordr io .t&ale Ue
Goveratecat. books baiaccc. fa
Oibatr enrJa, the esp-ed-lar were
raeJJy aojt llH.0CJL0UO. UU Ik
recaapU wars actually SJ.W7,75 -
a oatoart-ry for the quarter tf s'mbi
ti3.0Oa.0a. iedau& a ,kr.y
tor tVe year of f in.OJr3.0Ol.
Tbe prdxtoti (wade by tbe Wer'.l
Bare than a Jrr fo i timj
ateralar eari&alka. Oa JsJy '21 L
180, Tie Word prcJci4 a d.S
cieacy of SSI.OXI.0OJ. eaeaaieg tte
corriaeee of ibe eatitoale of the
frtaaals bf lh Me Kiel r LvL wto
aUlsd it at thai laceaare vaowhJ ra
doce Ua reveoee. ICajalOxi Tte
prl ladaoaiao i. that ihe redee-
wul rracn S S0On.OXl. an-i iu dJ-
frrteew S3j,0C0,CMJ, eddld to the
IM.0O0.OX woeJ aaake a kc.acy
M I lly.tJAUOvX -N. 1. WOfd.
For Bolls, Pimples
carbuncles,
scrofulous torca,
ecxems. and all other
blood dlscaaar
tako
Aycr'sSarsaparilla
It will
relievo and euro
dyspepsia, nervous
debility, snd that
tired feeling.
Has Cured Others
velll curs you.
OPIUM
v atnivr, Lrta
VM U' w a I it
Hf ta
aa Ww rta. TJ
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BaJ mg a a. v-m i
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sub-Treaeury plan in the Democratic fear. Two .treat chaaces of blaade'r
platform and tailing this will split hug are preseatf-d the ut-xt Ilouse
tbe Democratic party. The corse-1 may not act wUe'y and a mistake
qaences will be most disastrous to I may be made u choosbg the bead
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i. '""t,'0''t. Catalogue addrcs
o Trnnr ftSMiatant editor oi tne
Bryn Maur News, from Pniladel
v5o r W. Albriehr, fom Potts
:n' Ta Wm. Burtis. from New
vt'ti. J : E. D Killiam, from
uf-. n T. Goetner. of Bryu
Maur, and H. T. Campbe'l of Nor
The citizens of ihi : place proffered
m mv courtebit s and attention
Z uiA i, ocrtAnted. They Wcro
shown what, ever of . interest . they
to tbe State.
O! woman, lovel)
sutler so, -Why
bear such pain and
ny or woer
Why don't yon seek the remedy he
1 bi a au ue gor
woman, why will yon:
anguish, and ao-
ChrUtiaa aaa Jew.
Goo 1 men, bocett at their owa be
Het atid to!a"aat of those cf others,
otn utl!y find some groond of
ympaihy. Alexander Somrrvule, a
tutsaionary in the Eas:, one day at
Gibraltar had a loog eonvermatioo
with a Jew on the tubject of Scrips dOWOf aoa, acknowledgitwr to tbeo
lural tradttioa. Of coare, neither ..M that thair iaabnetv ia adcaaa
could cumprebend the ctuer a poiot thy M aensible men are try-
of viewa but that thit waa no bar to ms ibjr beet to cure, each io bi own
mutual respect was proved by lbir personality, aod with wbatever
manner of parting. Sya Ihe wis- wtltt that may add to bit wordt
tionary: fries lo cnoourage Ihe aew-cotaer.
We wtre sunding in the open io eootribule bra beat to the fel
atrecr. My f.ieod -as a firmly budt i0w,bip arwl comradsehip of the com
man, with broad shudders, and had m0ni y. And, atogolarly eeough,
bnahy brown whUkra encrclteg his petieott, ooce diamed as
Loue-t face, lie wat poasesaed U cured, never, it it alalmed. cuke any
very long aid strong arm.. lUUing tffort io ouaceal the fact that they
them so that tbey almost ataumed a bave been treated at Derigtt for
threatening aspect, be all t ooce :Bebriety. Tbe idea euoeg tbeta
threw them roend my neck, drew me ra, to be that tbie form of diteaee
one
"AU the go," because it makes the
paina go. As an invigorating, reato- era tic iriumpn as at-surea
rative tonic, sootning cordial ana
bracing nervine, for debilitated and
feeble women gsnerally. Dr Pierce t
Favorite Prescription bas no eqaal.
It; improves digestion, inviporates
of the ticket If errors are not
made in either of these directions
success will j rerch on Democratic
banners. I
"The tide is running Hrcng in to hit breait, and kissed me oo both
our favor. We sha.l be apt to carry I cheka.
Iowa. Massichu.etuj, and New York. Certainly this appeared to tse, a
In the first and last 1 regard Dumo- Scotchman, and quite unaccoalomed
la Ubtolto aucn aemonauauona, tne moat
there is a good Cght rg chance for
G-tmpbell to win. ilia election
woold not surprue me m tne leat.
Bat even should he fail the Demo
crats are certain of capturing the
extraordinary termination to aa ar
gument.
A wot k elapsed, and Ibe day ar
rive 1 for tailing to Malaga. I vat
at ao early hour oa my way to tha
the system, enricbea the blood, die I legislature. That mean that Mr. I harbor, and jatt t tbe a pot where
pels aches and pains, produces re-1 Sherman will no- be return-u to tue I nad previoas-y mei n-m, m e upon
freshing sleep, dispels melancholy 1 Unite! Statea Senae, but that Sana-1 my Jewish friend. We exchanged a
and nervousness, and bauds up both I tor B. iou will hav a colleague of I friendly grretiog..
the flesh and strength of tnose re- his wn po.itiittl faith.
duced below a heal hy standard. I As an exp-jaieat of Dcin K-racy tbe
Dou't be put off with some worthless if ou. Tu m..s Jefffrvu Clauie, ex
compound, eaBily, but dishonestly, member of the iioat from Sao
recommended to be "just as good." Frsnoco, woul i grdd at least IS
tht the dealer may make more prof- carats fine. U s faith is of the all
wool and a-yard w.de order, a id
said I. "I'm boaod
it. "Favorite Prescription" is in-
a
com araDie.
In its most comprehensive sens.'.
all thinea belong to God. "Ihe
earth is the Lords , and the fullness
thereof: the world, and they that
a -yard w,ie order. aM n j
talk it out eloquen y and With ut
rebd vc. At, WcK-ker s last nigal air.
C.utie si: i '
"The Calif rui a p pw ana p-a-peiitig
not u tcco tt of t ia McK n
ley bill, ba; iu spite of i. TUeir
dwell therjin." Could one live in grand cro'of wh-atar bnginj in
tl is thought, divested, of the injari- tbe tea lyjnmey that wi'.t pot the
ous distinctions between swcul. and 1 S:ate o.i us ie-, iuitf .'od y
religious, a nearer approach to Bible speaking, an J everybody wi.l I c nap
Good-by.
for MaUgv"
I waa not going to allow a ChrU
tian to b outdone by a Jew, to
aratpiog him firmly by the bad, l
crew him toward .me, and thrown eg
my arms roaod hit neck, prasaed bin
to my heart, and kissed bim oa both
caeeka, just as he had done lo tor.
I lav often Iboasbl eiocc ti.at u
wr, Christians and Jews, cooM ia oar
iuterccarse with each other pucerd
a little more da thia system, re
tboull probably be able to uudtr
atand ooa ano'her better, and mora
readily Cod oar way to one soother s
hearts tbsn is cftea the ease. -
may come aa t; pooad fever come,
and its cure Is a matter for eoerat
clarions without any coeccalmeat
whatever.
Tbe increaaicg namber of peUe&ts
has necessitated the buitdinr of a
hotel; but previous to that ihty
boarded around at the various house
sad cottages ia the Tillage. A m
nariant. af Lrr rrrialarin al ibe See
1 1 lty laautole, is gives instructiocs as
to the roa tin of treaUaeeL He Is
riven aboltk of tbe bichloride of
cold mix tore. This he moat lake
ooce every two boors, snd four lianas
SaaaUy &!rOas.
Two Ihiags C r at directs hie die
aples to laer( ta-, eseakawa and
tow Usees.
JL raa's eaealoees t!peda. to a
large eiwnt, opon ti fsUrwal p
wilb Chr ut," eaye Prof, Ira(aavod
la The far fact Liie.
The eafred Serif lorre iech n
lie Utt way of Mttea, Ib tvebtt
aray of seiSaatag. sad the tao-t roar
fortebie way ot,dyxg.
Tbe chael eod of dlaeipuo ia high
perteaal charactar. Character tt
Uiamph over teeaptelioo. The
araet conserrstive of chaacter ia
avrrice.
"Caatthy bordea ca the Led."
As tbe oU aayie baa it, light bur
ilaaa, km b-erta, grw Lray. Thwa
nlt keep hua ta pevfart peec whoee
tatad is stayed o thr.
If you have sa eaeaiy. reek la le
reeoccued to him. Act ktsd'y to
wards bins, aa 1 casks ktta yar
irieo L x - ua aaa rooen ol e
pere peace, la taw ewuree; lm tree to
God also; for "wbea a taaav ways
please the Lori, be eaaketh eraa bt
roaaiaaU teat paecewita titn.
Proe. 16 t 7.
Wherever lobaeeo is there w the
pta bookers be gaxbered aad ef
course Tarboro is tao sscrptioa te the
role. Several are bera aad soar aai
Ihea tbay are pie becked. As X waa
Uevieg a break oee day I heard a
aelUr aa lag that a p. b. bed ataad to
give hla eo taees for bat tobeeco,
bet thai be didal o?rr to pay Ul af
trr the eak aad be would be Uaakad
if U took il tbeev. JIrt wea.1 b.J
aoU for as ore IU tbe p. b, eT-rwl
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