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o I rifI;'T '-l l ft I sr - v a i I- . IT ' ft f ft i .af Ml - t()L..76 -JNIJ. 34 i i BK8TOEYOUARKRIG HT; THEN, GO AHEAD.-D Crockett TARBORO', N. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1898: 'ii'cep f mmmmmm ' K - -J PEPYS' WILL, of nothing better t Hniniz of your t;-.t-. lungs. I1 s better t feel to cause, broncir: t. . j rneumoai. On! ec; up long enough trur..yo.t wia succeed-in reducing your weight,' losing your appetite, bringing oft a slow fever and -nuking . everything exactly right tor the germs cf con sumption. . Stop coughing and you will get f elL wialana r a Document KUaTe4 Heva ta Uava Ueea Puhliahad. The will of Samuel Pepys, it is be lieved, has never been published. It is a document of good length, and G. iA. ijtkeu gives a summary of it in "fh6 Athenaeum: - "The will is dated Aug. 2, 1701, when Pepys tia described as in his sixty-ninth year, and 'of sound mind aiil tuomory. 1 do with all humiU ty jtnd. thankfulness and with a sat. Lection inexpressible, " says Pepy s jnM6u boui to us creator, in sure reliance for a happy resurrec tion with, the just to an everlasting state of rest and bliss in the world to come.' As to such worldly goods b he possessed after 21 years 'pub lic and painful -service faithfully performed to the crown, he devised all lands, etc.,,in Brampton, Hunts and all- other real property to his nephew, Samuel Jackson of Bramp ton, eldest son of his late sister, Paulina Jackson, for life, and then I . KagMsh. Medleal rn km. j Combination among mem ten of hf . same trade or pmfcrsim LcL-tf ci.'f.n most prominenr ft H-cM-..'cf'i'hp ' I - - r - - M uu. Burprising CO ii .. .. . -f l l tion of a medical oni. bo U i . air. According to a iu-t n.i-r.nl, tnt of The Times, tin ... ,;-,:0v. t.-s der consideration proj . s i,, ei.:..;.i .. the entire profession in .. .. ttot to accept less than a i iJiiniurj,. , ftt from any pafimt v : . ;;..t .rn; , 'subscriber to a gu.j: .i ,ir.. i-nut f.i'. or entitled to poor Uw m . ".c.j leJicf ' . That the doctor . , ji;.r wwi .; luemuor of a noble i--- ; , , w, lTes all bo is paiu Ul.r j- ia not always pai al i ... tvv& wii be conceded by cer t U i.. i,.-l pc oa to be beyond di:...: U..;. with ro- gatd to tho question of .a lncdical union on the linen proposed, two objections t onoe occur. In tho first place, it would be extremely difficult, not to say practi cally impossible, to unite all the mem Aera of a ailing which include thou sands of persons in a anion based upon a uniform zate of naymcnL Many strug gling practitioners would be found who wonld aiwuys be glad to take what fcea they oo'ikl get, and tlify wonld fdo so. Secondly, anv hard and fast rnl rf that ! kind would be "Impossible to enforce, i The relations between doctor VBnl tM. PRICE FIVE CENTS i lIG!111n" Trmcia Kad. It is not easy to ere anv cluar twM f insanity in tlw r mnrkable memo" 9f aaa Cm Owm st.rr left bchirwi him by Oiia ireGlfflo. . ' ,h ! ThO luiui doubtkci r-Koidd doatlj from ' ,,K,U" rP" gwtlfmn asuutlpcint qnlt diHeicut from tbs, Ptris Lnowa und aln.c U of pwplowho Lure ncr furt-d it so ottea EriK'iHi.s jiore namely, rnoi'Jus as ho or approached it ho closely. Ue - f-"7- --J S SSi mrreiore cwniempiateU saicido with en tire composure, and h probubly saw nothing uncouragcocs in making his last words a vehicle ft expressing the j common courtesies of life and in tingeing them with a humor vbiJJ, while sllght i ly ironical, betrayed no bitterness and t no discontent with the nwlt of .a game j -which he had decided it wes not worth while to play to thf iuu. McUifflu was otn-a man of Uiis ago, Lut a Burrival of ,u,tlJ. xuvcxau nnt are so complex and patients' in- uch issue the property was to go to comes are ol such infinite variety that has nephew, John Jackson of Vest j It would not be practicable to ux an ir- Mnw, juuugooi sou ui x-auxina, j iuuiiuuiu or paynent. cures coughs of every kind. An ordinary cough disap pears in a single night. . The ja.kUlg Ugb Of- nh.tti nri soon oomnletelv mas tered. And, if not too far slong, the- coughs of con sumption are completely cared. ' ;. Ask yaur drwsgWt for one Dr. Ayer'r fherry Pectoral . : Plaster. f - - . u -. It will aid the action of the Cherry Pectoral. l em Ui4'4eib ilm ) t lurilieaU dlr yo can yxMsiftj utitata, wrtie freely. Vwiw lreli prumpt reply thut i-iy be of (Teat ,ie to'yoa. Art'lrt . j. J. Alt;;, Lown. muss PINTS QF-ALVMINlUfrl,. M at the Mint to Se if This ria af taa MetaJ I Prarticabla. la the short pcriod jhat will elapse Ware congress convenes again in De mber a series of interesting exrerj: iia In coinage will, be conducted i' ... . . , i r i . 3 n - 1 nuut in U11S puy. Jueiais uuu auu JjpstJiR untried tor the purpose will I V toeua Mia twuptii muijukcu uuni. u&i to his sons successively, and in default of such sons to bis cousin, .Charles Pepyg, second son of his lata qncle, Thomas Pepys. . An annuity of 15 to his old servant, Jane Pen ay, was to be paid during her life, '. and 500 legacy was left to th.eej ' ecutor, f I" ! . 1 ''There was due to Pepy s from ths ' , crovn 2'8,0Q7 2s. ljcV on a balance of two accounts first, as clerk. t9 .the acts of na?y and ; secretary "of the admiralty, 'and,; second, as , treasurer for Tangier to Charles n and James IL This monev. when paid, was to be laid oui in laud for the benefit of his hefcrs. The residue. ft ,b estate was also to be invested in land and held in trust for hit ' heirs. , Pepys urged his nephews rto iom with me in not repining a$ nj . disapix)Witniont they may - by the lato public providences of almighty God meet with in what they might i Otherwise have reasonably hoped 1 lorrom mo at tpy cienth, Ipiut to re- oeive with thankfulness from God's . hands whatever it shall prove, re membering it to bo more than what either myself or they were born to, and, therefore, endeavoring on their part by all tyimbje hones in dustry to imjirove the same. "The sole executor was 'my most approved and most dear friend, Wil liam HowerJ of dapham - 'Pepys The pxaotioA of tho profession is to charge patients according to the rent they pay for their houses or other indi cations of their financial position, and that is so eminently reasonable a system that one does not eithev expect or desire to see U abandoned. A profession which deas with the issues of life and death oaono be treated on the same footing as an ordinary calling. When one is ill. one sends for the doctor, and the doctor. wpe sent for. come without consider ation on either aide as to the nrecise amount of the feec That ui human na ture, of which, we are happy, to say. doctors have quits at wach as other PP1. Ott whole, wt are not vety as to the snores cf a doctors' trade union on the buais proposed London Times. 4 fceir TaUability,as snbstitntes for thaV epeats cf Hewer's "inore than fili iloys of mti tpa pimor cpmsrroic?eis affection and teuderness expressed aid centi are now mode will be ascer- lined and samples submitted to oon- Of all the countless poasinie auoys io i-obUiaed from; copper, tin. nickel and jiiunlitiaa. in djllc-f enf . pombiuation perhaps lo or 20 may bejtouhd fairly atlifsctory. It is possible that one or. two of these may advantageously be brought into use for gaueral coinage. Ho fau.1t has been foonn with the pre- (pt l seaYand 6 cent' jiiet3e. The e periments are merely ordered to keep in loach -with the times and to gain S knowledge of resources. The Philadel phia mint, while having no regular ex jerimental department, js well eouipped (s'aiake the testa.. ' '- ' r 1 1 Alumininm," which has .never yet fcnnd a place in tbe currency of any na .tica, is to be worked np into trial coins, jtu til V be'gitfeSi a bance in new '&$ti AluminiumV'anetal of which mi mint nas oeen Known uum rnxur toward me through all the occur rences of my life for 40 years past. "On the 12th of May, 1703, Pepyi made a codicil to his will, owing Jo his nenbew. Samuel Jackson, bar ihg disposed of himself in marriage 'against my positive advice and in junction, and to his own irreparable prejudice and dishonor This eph $w was now' Vo-'bave' only an an- i".r.tif hinut If to bo sun. in inriKus no iais.co rn-'y. rcr r.rJf a , ootitnry m arlr .tr reat'crUle lira lji-M law fab. ai ti.r. t .:ui!y. aul now be wields t witu Krt. fit.ujrd authority. Likv'tmat PaxL-i ui cvltUirlea. hs was borti li. th i tuviiH'va. at iViardsa, wber Ms father l-pt a chin tinrr i.w fall of the tltrt NapiuMii ihfurhiM tlw f aimy ti. which ! . lib r San-i j K-d lu I sbi-.) t.a eiih.tij., i: J'Wo tf b .M-a iro ui arvv.,u.,TK iraitniirte.l lo .ah) mf the time when fighting was done fori00 Ib:r Saioty't )auuta toiu wttii uus sheer, love of excitement, with booty and pay as ploutdug incidents and wounds and death as the unpleaaactonea. There is soother vxplanaUou of his en tering the Chinese service or of ths reckless courage he displayed In that hopeless encounter off the Korean coast. It is noticeable that he says 'An re vcir,, not "Goodby," though to draw from this fact any inference as to his beliefs would be somewhat rash. Tbe calmness of his mind, an well as its na ture, at oboe soldierly and considerate, is suflirieEtly indicated by tbe first sen tence in his note. "Look alire. that the bed is not set on fire by my shot. " Ex tremely hnman. too, is the satisfaction in onpoiuting the expect tion cf his doctors. Moticre. of whom eevtntu ways McGiffln was a con- nuity of 40 a year. At the same time Pepys left 200 .a year to 'the most excellent . lady, Mrs. Mary Skynner, in memory of 'heTfiteftCy friei)d&hip. and", ' aKslatancea during Uie wholo course of my life,' for 33 years. The use of his library for life was left to John Jackson, who was tq sa ti ite completion aooord- lntr to a Bchemc in his hands The librarv was to be kept entire and lj, and it has been found useful in so f bestowed lorxne oenentoi. ixjsxen naaT ways that a popular idea prevails 1 ty. Tho arTangemeuts tor Its aispos Colaalxlnf ffiUfnn. The Jsotsuese cau never eoloeise Fas cosa, simply because their physique it too weak to bear the siruiu of aoolima tization, and what tbey are doing now is to antagonize, f vol destroy, tbe raca u3terul L which alone tbe re sources ot the islsuu can be developed. For years to come the administration ot the island will cost vast sums, which ean ill be afforded by such an essential ly poor country as Japan, espocar 'at a tune when she 13 expendmg ber treas nre in axpanding" ber army and naw. He? object U to mal European nations lu tbe possfsslou 01 colonies, apparently in the belief that no nation can be counted great except Ly extout of tcrri tory, and this was tbe pri!Al rtoson ieiqanded as the price of peace with hina. Unjust though tiro forcible re trocession of the former territory may have been, the argument may easily be ustained that it would bare been to Japan's advantage if he had lost the (Aland of xormc&a as weir as tno penin ala of Lian-Tong, for in the thirty odd years that have passed since Japan aban doned her policy of iusularity it has been abcnantl 'detnoiisrrated that th Cor a colonizing race. Saturday Re. view. - ' , thatit wbnld be Rood for eoins. Chief knoqg its aiivantges wooM be its, very , llh weight. Cents made, of ,it could ittdUy be alstinguished from coins of (be lame size" by this remarkable light- 1 ue alone. ' ' i I Or: I. K. Tuttlo, the pbief refiner at , ' ISi'tnint, who knos 1 abbptWs' proj . era, of iuetalr"is somewhat si-eptioal, kweverraa to whether aluminium will cune Cut of the proposed tests wkh fly kg colors. It it extremely difficult t jp!. and wn heated will soddenH , iron kk t-mttar iriHfod of becoming t)k- fc " There Vow 'he trQhJe rhlpng iinto the long strips from which disk stent preparatory to stamping. Of am it ean be worked, bat not with t ciciwit ease and rapidity- to make it pwcticalilo for coining on a large scale . PuriTiiickel has recently been coined Uawlu-r'.uo.l, hnt jt has been found )u-i us aineVt to nandja'aa alumYttm. ; though for a different ' reason. 1 Suck' j pst beat la necessary to bring it into condition for coining that the operation e slow and exrjensive. Whileture uick- cciD8pgh(i.saiisfactovbe niade wb mm is 01 DWiwerwo. i w that the' aame'woold be true a Phlladolpbisiaint, wbioU ia called JfV.to turn Out BO time as many A piece as the mints of that country to4 could not spare d the time to work fho 6 pent coin now in psa pontaw , 17 2 rr cent pf nickel, ths repiain "8 1 5. per cent beina of copper, fticKei. fclu ttiau any other metal, has th I iwrty of giving its cpior to an alloy. .tv.ea an aiinv nt fift n cent coDoer and lKr r t.nf r.f ir.bol -vaiW . hA tinftrfV white. The advautas-e of using a great er tmr.rirf inn r. nintrul n tVlO R Cekvt 'fv. iivm V UAAV . " " " - iec ia therefore not apparent, espc-. fy 'as more i than 25 percent of. it n iou ttftpy. reiraciqsy. Tue f-xperiinents "at tho' mint will in-" ..udf) different, combinations of nickel, 'Plr and zinc, forming the alloys 1. itowa uder the head of German silver . "'rM u4 tin, which ptoduce h'O'ir niniipn, and popper,, vhiph make aln-. friWm bronze. German silver baa beea coins by one of the small South American states and proved fai'lj adapt f1 ft the purpoBe. roze s cofrjmon,X ? W; ooiui of small value. It is J"u!)tf0i jf aluminium bronze in any ',r' will bo. found acceptable, as it if T$ U workiniiil has' a yellow, brassy Jf pbii'wicn; isembling gold, wb,'on HVfided in all coins of ' MQaU d wmuiatioh, lhiladdijbia Beona4 bfn alr.&adf pubiisbed. the following day Pepys ex i m t 1 a A.V 2 ecutfeJ a Becona eouicii, oequoauiing 9.000 2s. lid. of what was owing to him: -Mrs. Skynner was to have 5,000, Hewer ?,000. ckil dreu OMrio 'Ppya, now de ceased, l,ooo, There re also direc tions as to the residue of the debt. which, however, was never paid. Panyi died a fortnight latsr, an4 the vlll was proved on the ?5tb o? There is no oid so full in eniiwrury. would hare thoroughly en joyed the reference to "a begin, not anticipated by the learned staff." New York Times. Tka PropMed Stataa of Hn, Stow The propoMHl status Is to be of light cenper bronze, of such dimensions as may- hereafter be decided, the founda- ticpia to be about SO feet square. In the center of tho granite foundation stons is to be a subhase about 7 bv 10 fart ia vidth and 2 feit high. Up this snbbase is to be a column of granite ot marble, surmoouted by a suitable orna mental cap, or tcp piece, this stoae wurk to constitute tho foundation of th miK-tural work : and to be of sock height and ornamental design as may hereafter be approved by tbe committee. The whole structure will be about 1 feet high. Upon this stonework ts to Tet the statue of bronze, a aeabvl Aw are, roprcNentiug Mrs. Stowe in cosrtune and appearance of about the yf 8fi0, holding in ber right bund a peu and in her left a manu rtrt. Hri.tath- it Is propoHed to Lati a largv fhrore rerre- senting Uuclo Tom with hands upraised toward JAra. btowe and on the hands broken shackles. Ou each side of the main -pedestal will be set a large bronzo plate about S feet square, Oa one of these plau-s will c a figure of Topsy and ou the otlu'T ra Suitable itM-riptlonawillbe rr-t in r..p r places. ' The work will nwt u! cat 2i.000. and tbe state is asked to e utribute $5,- W, uvt aj luiavti prtxiu- in m, arar oy as on account ot the "propriety of sxch interest ou the pun f state in corunemoratiug the tuemoryof a Con necticut woman whore contribution to 'iie cause of freedom to the slaves is more widely read and appreciated ia all countries than any other werk ever writ ten for th; cause f liberty. Hartford Time. PERSONALITIES varying f ortanca. and thence Fraodsqu ook U flight for Paris and walked ftrmly'in the footprints of the Ut Jahat Jcla."wian-lo derjxed his lits to drarnaru-criticiam. He roakesaaidolof tbsdrmxaav Q Uvea for hia work, Id rs peetfully eoosiders dramstio criUchua an art and not a trade, and perhaps fcx that reason is-tbe greatest critical an thority In France. II. told ua of hi duel with Ilectos Pessard, the musical critio and ootni opera composer, who is a very charming man, by the way. Barcey. in 186A, wrote a scathing attack on Glrardia'a paper. La Libert. mile d Girardis objected bn' prindpU to duels, so tht editorial staff, cotaddoriijg tusir Merasj style Insulted by Sarosy, drew Vv who would call hiht oat aad Lfl'afis, I possible. Tbe lot fell onPesaaxd. Xiw, Pessardaud Barcer were great frieosa. but It was Decessary to obey the call of Honor, so P sard sent th challenge wulch Barcey accepted with clmirr. The adTersarie took off their coats and Testa and faced each other, words ,1a hand, when, lei th four seconds tock't squabbling over some detail. The dis pute was long and ferocious, and th two adversaries fell into conversatioa. tword in band. Quoth Peaaard I am frozen. Would you mmd if I put on my coat? i Sarcey A good idea. W carkill each other later. Pessard Let me tell you. my deal Barcey, bow greatly I swunir your tal ent. oarcry 1 cau say the same to you. but why are we going to kill each otassi Pewaro I don't quite know. : II seems you grossly insulted me. and if do not succeed la killing you that yg must certainly slay roe in expiation. la la IaH U inl.4. T' e vi Ltp V 1 . ..Ti u M-a i.t l.to . -it. b HMigt I I TMar a aa , K'I n;: a. ti't il pi u4 : rw l4-hijlot4 fi ihM v a(irri In Mrslrgiral pr-p-- . An l!nfrntKr tu it pntnt bs hjt-y ir-ln (Hijn tlui wii lr Nsrh t& L Km r.M.a!. UcC.-rmn H- w ht !- I il t im l!:p uttit.aT V1 lav !W-ut ra U-i: - tiii-l) jo 5 ttarooah g. a crurrn. xi aui.ai tt.f m Uiura i e) .kbicb a auL at u4'U 4tl i f U-" 'auut a-i. I iu an l-'xliBa u. b -iiir.u to turn wnirrway. TiaIj ra t'je ijt a ta ial ha l.ti ift-u Uijk-, trt ral Umts at a ttsvr ftuu aa e. ali;bter ca. WES i t I - 9TrotbfaacaATSrA3ars,waA K 11 k-u Mai so J af?x aw att aata taa am araa. w& .w u m iit-t. war I an toe C ai 1 Timm ma. t TV. fcT aiaB, aa Mil - sua UAATUXSO ' It rnl. . . ' -A I- w rcara a fuw irnaml am m- Vaaai la hn mit a - "r. m 11 in)u Bfr to aaa teniae r aa iawiaa aaaS I IB' 1 U a fv:a Jw!u s.mm aW. a.... anno a.'Titnd. ant era a Wua, 4 Gtii V h KAJU) a4waT aaa v - aw Cf im at aa-ltar Mita aaprnrrwi. I mt aad ( Mar latTV a -a 1 1 a a4 Saa Ttaada (VataV Ca Aaaraas, z. U. Rw Drf Cf AtUaU. Oa. m mi WhiW King Oeorps of Oto was stay Lug at th Park haul, ia Wfcobadss, lew day age be noticed a window sane trpoa which hi father, th klur of' Denmark, had eat hi natav with a dia asood. King GaMrg tck off bis owa diamond rlag and engraved hi assse below his f atbra. A few boar after ward th eaar saw the wradow sad 1m- svaUakalyaat klDa. Then cam th kaiser, who addd kU Bar to the of th thres ruyaltiaaL. A BHUah dltJo- matisC aad aa Americaa UMllloealr are owstrtviag to outbid each eiher ta order to gas nssissiaa of th UsaUaat. 4 ttsaa Tkare are lis sswmsuadsals tas sign awwspapers ' sow at At bans, sad till aothlog awful baa aa yet bapptaad to the Greek capital. Scrofula, a Vile Inheritance. P ifi'iiTii. .flm 1 "fliarvur X X A" "ta Scrofula la th most obstinat of blood troubles, and s often tie result el an I Tght One. inherited taint ia the blood. 8. 6. S. is the only remedy which goo deep enough to reach Bcraful ; It fore out every trace of th dlseaaa. and cure the worst i t ) IJbojintbeWKONG WHEEL. Th- nmnvn ww a . . waav-w aVaaV-vV mf mm liout lor n Jere who apprecU! honet tslao ia the bicjc!e JOHM L. JEMKlRiiS- yr ea Caaatia, was aetata rr tafaacy art l Serofala, aaa ha saSof-4 sa taat It was taaoaafala to trraaa alai ttraa yaaf. HIS j kaad aa4 Wlr war a l i , . . . avrsi la atartad. Sa Imiaiil aa aaarad taa ara aicht aroajd raUara . w a m aia aaaUaaaa araa ladaad alUalOa. 1 aaa alavan oaaaalrad ol mS aav katng aarad, akai Uaa4Ttaa( a frtoa a fraa bin S. a. . mtilviiiMfa). a tW- aldaU laprenatat araa taa rraalt. Bad aTwr aa laka a Ooara koUlaa. a aaa wa kaw t14 baa la Mr tlMt aa4 rSi a.1 1 ' i - L tl JS- member baring insultod you. bat If y say so I suppoaa it is true. In tlte nx-aatlm tb four seconds were quarreling furiously. One gentle man was shaking hi fist la hi oppo nent's face and another was brandish ing his riding whip, whereupon Barcey suddenly burst out laughing and said: "Come, Pessard, let us separate oa toconds, and then, instead cf cutting eacn oinec m routs, w wiu go have somo breakfast, ' -yJ UO'orr aaifl than donavs and the two duelists have urn iuu . friends ' ctct stneo. Paris Letter ia f Tor real blood trouble it is a wasta PbiladalphU Tsiagrauh. i j of tun to expect a cur froau th doe- i - ; .tor. Blood dfieas are be rood thair i rvaeUaat. akQl. Swift's fipeelflc. Hobby You are worth a million to I me. i I ' Wlfey Can I get an advanoecf S3 aa that million for a new bat? UpT Date. - I ; ,, I aa laka a Aoara koUlaa. aa aaa mm OUg ot ala fanavr draavlral aoadlikoa m1 ana i faronlat him. All (a aaa mm tl bat aaaW. ai a aia la tartw4 ck ' aaaoa, aad aa kaa baaa naaaail o To? Rlnnf. TH8aUlUUU DiaooTariea at Traa,' The excavations that bare been going an for months past on a plot of ground belonging to HerrlSchabb, a manufac turer at Treves, have resulted in tbe discovery of a Roman private house, which will excite the interest of anti quaries almost as mucn as me iamous puhlio buildings at Augusta Trerirorum. The front of the house lies parallel with tbe priuciprtl street of th old Roman city. A number of blocks, which served as pedeatitla tor the wooden or stone billars of a portico still remain. Th entrance la distinctly recognizable be tween two buttresses and an immense heap of stone. , A long entrant hal running Tight tDWPgb tbe house from front to hack is intersected by another corridor, so that the gigantic building is divided Into four parts. Side corridors lead into tbe rooms. Of these tbe mar ble tessellated bathrooms for hot and cold water and warm air lie side by sid and deserve special 'mention. The twe iatter weie ihpplled with warm air through subterranean passages. Tbe es MOTHER! r. of meaning r a and about which such tender ana holy recollections cluster as that of Mother "she who watched, Svef out helpless mncyavqa gu Cd our first tottering step. Yet C. t';f- f overv ExDectant Moth- er is beset with danger and all ef fort should be made to avoid it - ; ' -"sd assist BatW nnAthnr'A in the change tak IliUlllUl 0 ing Place that the LXpcciam Mother is ena bled to look for ward without dread, suffering O.C gloomy. iorc- Krt'Jno to lie hour VJ . o i rrinnrl riiciiu i joy of when she Mo':!5rh?od. cape of tbe smoke was effected by means of hollow tiles laid on one another.' The southwestern rooms have cellars under them, lu a light court In tbe same part of the liouse there is a well preserved window, the first ever found in a Ro man building . : , xne uioti iniereaiwg iqwk, uuin,. Is the magnificent ana richly coioreu Mosaic floor, a rarity of the first order, Experts assign the building to the first half of tbe fourth centnry, wbtfn An BUStaTretiraryiB attained the aenitb of fta splendor under Constantino and bis sona. Berlin Dispatch to London Standard PAUWViivv J J . . Its use insure. of both Mother and Cnud, and she is found stronger after than before confinement in short, it "makes Childbirth natural and easy;, as have sata. u o " q 4sc Bnything out so many MOTHER'S RIENQ f My wife suifered worairvten rnln utes with either other other twoetai dren than she did altogether with bei lljtsDsiuios Hals, Carmi, lUinois. Of Drnssiata at 1100. ot snt by esptaas on reealpj ot price. Writ- oj-MIJ CinWg te.taonlU aad Talouala lafurWuua for ail Mot&ara. fraa Taa BrsaOaU EafSUtor Ca., Atlaats, Gs. Araay Batere Watrlaa. On' the ev of hcstilitiea Japaleon had 14, pOfil effectives, with 3, C00 in. hfV camp train. ; Wellington had 106.000. but of these, -4,000 Hanoverians were loft in garrison; Blucher had about 117,000. neither of the two allied gen erals dreamed that Napoleon would choose the daring form of attack upon which he decided that of a wedg driven into the scattered line nearly 100 miles in length upon which bis ene my lav, for fl 80 he muBt pMa tte Irdennes. But he did choose it and sc- TH-ifA trie the nnrncee the valleys of the- - amhre and tbe Meuse. Allowing for tbe differences in topography, the ies, was identical with that wucb, iw yeara Wfpre. he had executed plendldlj in edinpnt.--WUliam M. Sloane In Cen- . liury. Fraka of Falaa Teatb. AqcidenuiwiU happen sometimes, even to the veteran in official or so cial lifa But when a certain con gressman's eloquence grew so spir- , ited Wednesday that his false teeth flew out hito. apace very few knew i those sitting close to him. and the adept manner in which he lira. Scott, wife of tbe sheriff of M have county, A. T., ia heTNl a deputy iheriff, - i bo lvuke of Norfolk has purchased for 6u,000 site for a Roman Oath olio collego at Oxford. All Queen Vktoria'a childreu have married, and all the unions, except that of the Marchioness of Lome, have been blessed vtith children. The grave of Daniel Boone and his wife is In the old cemetery in Frankfort, Ky. It ia marked by a monument which has been very mucat defaced by seekers for relics. Lord Chief Justice Russell tells an in terviewer that Mrs. Msybrick ia sure to be pardoned sooner or Utc B ha al ways hW th. ho was unjustly con- Uemneo- The sister of President Kroger, Mrs, rioter du Plessis, who died recently. left 177 descendants, while there ax now 142 persons who can trace their descent from the president himae CaDtaiaArebibald Douglas, who has Just been ' promoted to the rank of rear admiral in tb uruisn asvy, is a na tive of the city of Quebec Tbe family 1 went there from Brechin, Forfarshire, Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., have decided to spend tb winter at Bourbon I'Archambault. Mr. ana Mrs. Whitney and some other relatives will Join them either, betort or soon after hristmas. We Lave heard a great deal of Lady Henry Somerset, but very little ot bat husband. There ia uch a person, bow-sver- Be live abroad, chiefly in Italy, nd is frequently seen at La Seals theater ia Milan. Nicola Teals tells us that it may be possible to see the face as well as bear the voice of the speaker who is a thou sand miles awav. There are difficulties ia tbo PW, but tbe scientmo imagina tion predicts success, and Tesla declares that be has hope. Ex-Congressman Levi T. Griffin, who has Just been appointed pension agent at Detroit, is the professor of law in tbe University cf Michigan. He was born in" Oneida county, N. Y., on a farm which was conveyed to hia father by George Washington, I enry 'rvlng carries with hint on his tours bis own tea, a nne vnuia Tanjj that comes in silk sacks. He haa hia own teakettle, and, after orderipg hot water, sugar and rolls, be Headsto tha making of tha tea bimself Ellen Terry is very fond of cocoa. Rboda Broughton, who never writes a novel without dogs in it, is the very devoted mistress of a battalion of pugs. Her own dog he has written Into hnnki aoain and a rain, aad perhsp no authoress enjoys ber profession so en tirely aa this clever English woman. Teacher What ia "to lier Johnnie "To lie" ia .be Imperfect form of "to fUh. "Cleveland Pli IVW peaches all deep-asated case 'which , etar remedies hav no affect epoa. It I the only blood remedy guaranteed purely vegetable, and eon tain no pot ash, mrary, or other mineral. Bonks mailed free to any address by Swift Bp fie Co., Atlanta, Ga. OAK M DGE INSTITUTE 2Toarly 50 Toar3 Continuoua Succosa. 279 STUDENTS LAST YEAR. TLe lareat aad beat equrpped pr.vatc, fl t'ag schcol la tb 8u.ta. Eeglaa, tbe CUtUrt, Mattemaucs. Kouk-ktepiag. bh Vbad.Te)arr4iy,Tyrwritg Terms rraotoaUa. For caUlogu, add re, a ' J-A.kK.IL IlOLT.Oak IlUr. X- C. TARBORO GO TO IFcBimnsdll HOWARD 2 COEflP'Y, iicBS&(iliiiiDyc ' " - - ...... , ACAEMEMY, forinerlycon- ducted by the late Prof.. K.,(Killespie.3vill open its' i t a . .'...-.-' Fall Term AND GF.T A 0 i Picier's Ti Bi MU-TO-BAC CfARAMTEfD TOOACCO - HAWT oariaa Par. a a ka w raa aa auia, wta. S n ,i i nuriEO Aa IaSaat Prodigy. Berlin is wondering over tbe marvel ous achievements of Otto Poepler, tha son of a butcher. He is an infant prodi gy of the most infantile and prodigious sort for h taught himajtf to ta at U : MUMv't4 taa i ta aaajaaa aaiai I j II ihi i,T l J aa art ea I-4Ua Mflatnna a' a f i n ain I Mil n f r-t aaa --- Taa Ula a r vnvainaaaaaaal UiaiSVSIaf S aJ, . I aa ra aa- Saw lark. mi) km) tiouuaci nr trmt t i3Ii.uk y -r Hill M. 1D. 1B1RIDWN, Mrs. B. &.! (RTIILILIESPIIB, Principals StateNormal and Industrial Goliege Off-rt lb joucg women of the Slat Ihoroch jtolaoul liter ay, classical, sctaaLifie, and iadosirial aJseaUoo. Acsoal n. pcotes SyO to tljO. Faeultj of tLirtj tnetnUn. Mots ihaa 400 rtguUr andeuU. IT- mslrieulsUl about I.sOO fttaJ&!a,scf scoiiBg evtrj count j ia th SlaU steepl tvo. Practice aa4 Ob rvaUoa School of about 300 pupils. To secure board ia dorai tct, aU he tuition sppheatioa nul ta tuaJc bafcT Amp L CvaeiiKoJttce invitJ from tho deii.4 coapsUnt trtiaad leach en. For catalogue sod 01 bat UlormaUoa, lrsas rUESlDENT MelVCll. Ouuisuso Thorough iustrurtion will l- given in tie English Brandos, L-nnaKe. Music and Ait. I. chsri.e of the MuW Drirtant wul Ue the - MISSES EWELU OF NfcW YORK CITY. rHeesccllent triauing and experience in the new methods will male quite an attractive ' ieatui of tb school. ; .' Tenn very reasonable. Cotrcpoadeac uiviied. PEACE INSTITUTE, Eabigh, N.C. A f aneus tcheol ft Cirlsl Vf U t-W sf Wh ra4a. Judrs Geo. D 6rsy, Culfepr Vs Ujst -I 'acarrif Whew K ta wry brU 'cmaa school U wakh 1 Ua say kawaUdxa.- I3asaii calalogaa f a. to al aba arpy. , Jam. Dtswiomm. M- A.. IVaHraJ. i a. if '
The Tarborough Southerner (Tarboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 1, 1898, edition 1
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