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Are your nerves weak?
Can't you t.lceo veil? : Paia
In your back? Lack energy?
Appetite poor? Digestion
bad? Boils or pimples?
Tticse are sure signs of
poisoning.
From what poisons?
From poisons that are al
ways found in constipated
bowels. i
If the contents cf the
bowels are net removed from
the body each day, as nature
Intended, these poisonous
substances are sure to te
absorbed into tbc blood, al
ways ctuair.g sintering and
frequently .causing severe
disease. ' . - ;
There it a common sense
How He Tamed Her.
TARBORO N. C THURSDAY. JUNE 15,
BY O. P.
ter this lumse ," cried Justina.
"Let m'ei see you presume to be
uncivil ti ;her,"; said the - major,
knitting his brows in a way that
.airs. Delaford had unvpr
seen in
"I haven't the least" fear," said11 late husband's counternance,
ajor Delaford. ; . ' " i For, to tell the truth, the late Mr.
"Then you're a man of unboun-! Judk FlM&nton. had been but
ded courage." v a chicken-.hearted : individual at
s uia lnenUj ? best. -vr
1 Tbere it a common sense - r
v o sses urinklethorpe, "For
--may I venture to be frank?"
uh, certainly, certainly! By all
moans." " - ,
" Well, then, thev do fi.1V ihftf
I Mrs. Flashmgton drove her first
; husband into his grave by her un
I goveruerable temper."
1 ve heard that before." said
Major Delaford, puffing complac
ently away at his cigar.
'But, of course," with a little
I sarcastic laugh, "you don't believe
;it?" ' - -
'Excuse me," said Major Dala-
I ford, severely, "I don't believe it.
I I have seen, now and then, an ex
pression in Justina's eyes which
fully carries out any theory of
mat nature. ,
'And yet you are going to mar
ry her?" - j
"And yet I am goinsr to marrv
her."
"Felix Delaford, are you crazy?"
' "Not that I am aware of."
"Will you be honest to me?"
"To be sure," nodded the ma-
L I "Then, why do you marry Mrs.
.fclashington?
"Well from a varity of reasons.
One isthat I like her. She's a
pretty little gypsy, with a skin
like white velvet and delicious
long lashes to her eyes. !"
"Proceed T
"A second is mind, now, .1
never did pretend to be one of the
TV death of Mr. Frank Thomp-1 disinterested lovers one reads
son, president of the Pennsylvnia abut in dime novels that the
Railroad Company, removes an- dear, departed rHashington left
ather of the officers who have uer remarkably well off. And I
ben instrumental in building up I have more merit than money.
"I think you will repent it, said
Mr. Crinklethorpe, "for by all ac
counts, the black-eyed divinity is
neither more nor lesrthau a. virago.
"There are very few actions m
this world that one doesn't repent
in a greater or less degree," said
Major Dalaford, sententiously;
"but, averaging things, I'm wil
ling to risk it."
And Major Delaford was mar
ried the next week to Mrs. Flash
insrton
They daily insure an easy
and natural movement of
the bowels.
You will find that the use of
Aijers
larsapariaa
with the pills will hasten
recovery. It cleanses the
blood from all impurities and
is a grett tonic to the nerves.
WHf Dooiof.
Our Medtott Peparttnetit fcai one
- thM most funinent ihTlclAUA in
W I thd URitod Stale. TM1 the doctor
Jast how yoti. fcre trfferin.
Address
il! receive the twt uu
.a UK, rf. V. AllLIi.
1
Pealh of President Themptsni
tlyi irrent system to its present
standard. Like the late Geo. B.
Roberts, whom he succeeded, Mr.
Thomson had served the company
in many capacities, rising to his
present jmsitipn fvom a mechanic
u us vejjaii -.anops. lie receivea i
mi all-niund training and not only
'nnderstojMl all ortions of a loco
motive, but could take his? place
as an euiriueer in the -cab or as
fireman. Mr, Thpmson was a man j
fif great executiue ability and j
broad idears, which were invalua-
Mrs. Delaford - flounced out of
the room and banged the door vic
iously behind her. 1
Miss Bly arrived the next day
a cherry-cheeked, bright-eyetl girl,
with lipswreathed in smiles and a
brand-new traveling suit cut after
a deal prettier pattern than the
bride's own!.: Mrs.- Delaford re
fused to speak to her.
"Justina," said hejr husband, in.
a warning voice, "this is my cous
in, Bxsamond. . I : hope you will
make her welcome to our home."
: But Mrs; Delaford only threw a
slipper at her husband, burst into
tears and,-ran hysterically up
stairs.
"Oh, Felix! what's the matter?" j
asked Rosamond, half frightened
out of her senses. Had I better
gohome?'
"By no means, my dear llosa-!
mond," said the major. "You see,
I have married a woman with a
temper. But shell be all the
more charming when that fault is
rooted out of -her character."
The major went up stairs and
tried to open the door. It was
locked. !.-.
"Justina," he said gently, "it is
L Let me in." .
' I won't !" snapped the bride.
"Will yon come, down stairs,
then?" - .V. - .
"I will not come out of my room
until that -woman is out of the
house !" sputteted forth MnCDela-
ford.
"Very well'my" dear," said the
major, and he returned to the
drawing-room with unruffled phil
osophy. ; ;
.Mrs. Delaford adhered to her
resolution, although it was much
tried by gnndry peculiar sounds
she heard on the outside of tfu
door." I .
"Major Delaford has carpenters
at work, ' altering the house,1
thought she. "It makes but little
difference to me in any case,
shan't stay here,"
At the end of the third day,
however, she concluded to go
stairs. But when she opened the
Arts, and were three stories above
ground, tihe might have shrieked
herself hoarse in that direction
before any one could hear her.
She sat down to think. What
1890. FJsTAUT lenrn icoo
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Brr IhtRtrakHtaaPIUaMia
A LousTille tlegram'ol Friday
date says :
The forma visit of William Jen
nings Bryan to Louisrille under
was to become of her? Did that the auspices of the Ohio Bi-Me-dreadful
hint of Felix concerning" tlic League was reserved for to
tho asylum really mean anything? day, though he wm present here
For once in her life the late Mrs. j Wednesday night at the banquet
Flashington was actually friirh-I Judge Tarvin. rriveu bv the
tened. Young Men's Democratic CI ab. "
"Has my temper really been ho j Mr. Bryan left Mammoth Cavo
terrible," she asked herself, "that early this morning, and was met
people mistake it for I can at Ulaacow Junction by a local re-
hardly breathe the word insan- ception committe. 'After lunch
ity ?" eon he was driven to the Audito-
It was a new idea; she pondered I rium, where he spoke v to an Im-
it carefully and crietl bitterly bit- J menae audieuoe. He said in part
teily over it. , The Democratic Convention
When Hetty came, as usual, adopted at Chicago a platform
with the napkin-covered tray Mrs. I whichjipplied Democrat io princi
Delaford's face was pale and tear-1 p'es to the condieions then exist-
swollen. ing. The. conditions exisinsr to-
Hetty," said she, "will you ask day require the applications of
your master to step up here for a the same principles. No question
few minutes?" brought to the attention of the
Major Delaford obeyed the sum-l people by the last campaign have
nions at once. I been settled since.
Well, my love," said he, "what "The republican party did not
is it ?" I declare the existing cold standard
Felix," said Mrs. Delaford, satisfactory but declared that it
bursting into fresh tears, MI have should be continued until foreign
acted very foolish. I beg your nations would join in internatienal
pardon. And-i beg Rosamond's lo-metalism. The republican
pardon, too. . president elected in the last cam-
Major Delaford opened the gra-1 paign sought to carry out the
ted door at once Justina flew in- platform promises by "sending
to his arms and then and there commissioners to Europe to se
was a reconciliation after the most cure international bi-metallixm.
approved style. These commissioners failed to ae-
Mrs. Dolaford was as sweet as a cure international co-operation.
June morning after that and if I The republican party in the next
ever she manifested symptoms of campaign must declare either for
a relapse all that Major Delaford I the gold standard or for the res
found necessary was to allude, iul toratiou of bi-metalllsm. If itde-
a general way, to lunatics and I clares for the gold standard it
nsylnms. ' I must defend the principle of gold
ud Ir. Ulysses Crinklethorie monometallism which it . refused
nover could imagine by what to delend in lKvu. II it dec lares
means this modern Petruchio for bi-metallism it must either fa-
tamed his dark-eyed shrew. - I vor independent bi-xnetalliam, as
the Democratic party did in the
campaign of 1856 or it must make
ot Newark, in the civil war It caused anoiner aiiempi io ueinae ine peo-
horrible ulcers that no treatment Lei-1 pie by the promise of foreign
r-d ior 20 years Then Buckien's Ar- j aj
bruises, burns, boils, felons, corns. "The Ohio Valley Bi-Metallic
kUh eruptions Iiest pile cure on I League which is holding its third
STi i lf . r,ure ,sn" neea annual convention in this city ha
---- adopted resolutions declaring that
o ii u I the contest for indepedent bi-me-
General Wheeler is a religious I tallism at the ratio of 1C to 1 tnus
man. He was brought up in the! continued. I am in hearty sym
Episcopal church "with great re- J pathy with this determination.
verence for sacred things and faith I "The demand for the restoration
, I iu the efficiency of prayer. One of bi-metallism does not mean
down I.,.; . . , ii i !.,..
oi nis.iormer secretaries tens xne l mat mere are no oiner issues ue-
remarks were confined to a con
demnation of trnts, the gold
standard and the so-called impcri.
alts tic policy of the republican ad
ministration, along the same line
followed by him iu previous
specche.
lxmiuu i.r.Miirjscxii.
Before the adjournment the con
vention unanimously adopted the
folldricg rtsolatioo:
"We declare and denounce the
imperialistic policy of the nation
ttation toward the Filipino as
repugnant to the bill of rights;
contrary to constitution and the
declaration of imU)tidDcn."
CiriTAL aXD Li.no B.
At the evening session of the
League, Mr. Bryan met another
rv men Jons Crowd, to whom he
made a short sj-ech in the rourse
of which. he said:
"It is not a question who shall
Us the next President of the Uni-
ed btatea, but that the next Pres
ident be for, of and by the people.
The lavs of the nation must be
just, as between man and man.
and the social abuse which hare
sprung up iu this country daring
he past twt-nty-ne Tears must
be lopped off. Mark II anna re
publicanism of today believes in
the dollar first, and the man after.
ard, if at alL Abraham Iincnln
put labor above capital lcane
capital is a product of labor, but
can aiv douoi lual our latter day
republican t place capital abut
UXtor? Is it not true that the'
are making tremendous progress
toward the enthronement of capi
tal and the debasement of human
It 4 list t'rat lh Umm
Was the ball that hit G II Stead man. !
- r-zzmz sir Z7t 7 - rr'
r--rJ,,SlIl,tr
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pod
A1LL VJOfJEO
AGREE.
A dnttzM Is Mcoa. Ca.t aar: ! I iL4UUJLV.Oe
rm I .
We
Do
The
Boaines of the
Town
Because
We treat
Oar en; oxers
KoweU
They
Come
Again
And bring
Their " .
Friends
Also.
nvestment
I a aaUaiactioo at all Uses. xA if
TOU deaire conletlcect, pac and
Lapptst you
To obtain either ax4 will forwtr
thank your locky start if you buy at
once m
BUCK'S STEEL
iRANGE.
-1
k ... a I d... . a .1 mm m0
Pri, 4 Save avrr tsavs as !. I TT7 gi
suavce wbetw 11 Baa iai)4 a Pfaiace ra I JAJ J J 13
rood results claimed for It. All 1
aft e that It males labor saomr sa4 U4
aaiaful."
door, lo, and .behold I her egress
It was not long, as Mr. Crinkle- was barred by a grated iron door.
before the! "Mercy upon us! cried Mrs.
Delaford.: "What is this?"
"PJeae, ina'am," said the little
iaaid, who had brought her up her
day, "I I meals threQ.times a day, "it s mas
ter as had it done.
"What for?" cried Justina.
"Please, 'ma'am," 'sad Hetty,
lik' in th call-ins' to which he de
voted his life. Hfi wan onlv about I thorpe had foretold,
58 years old at the time of his I claw began to peep from under
death. He was widely known Flashington Delaford's velvet
both in this couniry and Euroie, 1 sheatn.
a;,.! n ith inch mn as Thomas "Felix," said she, one
and Vresident Roberts, his don't like this location." '
umlecessnrs, he has a monument : "Von't you, my dear?" said Ma-
. i.: . i;f - ..I. . 11 -l 1 mr i p atom i ve liveu ucio
L I 111 111 UlU'k 111 I.I M 1,1 1 I II 1?U I III I J-- ' a - ..mm.
onrl thirtv Tears and alwavs lonnd
" j - I. mi
it very pleasant.'' now YOU are crazy
"I don't like it,'1 said Mrs Delar "4Jisoieni muno",
f,l T prefer a house nearer Delaford,. yur
the Park."
Major Delaford went
story" that while the general was fore the people, but it means that
engaged in a canvass for Congress this issue cannot be laid aside or
some years ago he spent the night surrendered until the final policy
at the plantation of a constituent, of the American people is deter
His host accompanied him to his mined by the American people
bed rooin at bed time, and bade I themseWes without waiting for
Tdiicb In was the head.
rkin; Msbt It ltd Par
Tlio 1. lsk st and mightiest little thing
tl;at tyr w:is made is Dr King's New
Life Pills livery ill is a sugar-coated
fjobule of lienlth that changes weak
p.:'..s inij- Lnu,j,ih, lfstlessuess into en
eftjy, hraiii-fag into mental power
They're wonderful in building up the
health Only 25c per box Sold by
Statou & Zodlcr
lam good night, but, being re-1
minded that the general might
want a gift of cool water before
retiring, ho carried a pitcher to
the room and entered without
knocking. He was surprised to
said Mrs.
master at
on
read-
the aid or consent any other na
tion."
AS TO GOLD LiCXOClUTK.
Mr. Bryan said: "I want to
talk to thOHe who are espousing
that half way cause known as the
find General Wheeler upon his Gold Democratic party, I wish
knees before the led engaged in to say that the men who withdrew
II- I. . .
ins uevotions. ue waueu reer-1 from ne twuiv nartr m 1KUC are
ently until the general arose and mistaken, in a large measure, an
ing,
-Sec-
Hlf "HMl(li of C'ottou.
... : - - '
New Orleans. La June 8.-
'Trttarv Hester's analasvs of the
cotton movement for the nine
months of f lie season from Sep
tember 1st to May 31st shows that
f'oinij.'tivd with the crop movement
j.tst year, Tfiias, iu;lud(ng
Territory, has brought "into sight
this season 440,000' more, while
1 1
VTalPA WHS raised a degree ft? m way nis arm.
higher the dangerous sparkles,
had come into hex eyes.
"Yes, Justy,"
"I mean to move uptown.
"Do you?
"And at once !"
"Very well," said the major,
then you will move alqne &a
Indian I remain where I am,"
"Major
brute!"
The major
burst into tears.
once. . . '
iT; nA apologized for the interruption. if I can help them to the lightan.
ry,.F r.ZrZ";ZZ -Wt mention it," said Gen-them as supporters of the
eral Wheeler, I think all of us nartv. I feel that the time will
ought to kneel before we retire, I come when they will thank me for
and thank our good .Maker lor 111s if"
"Felix, I say ! The onoe s i uiy cuujjjvja m mni w.
TPTir.
til-
Screws.
1,1 . p
t
Garden Tools,
a specialty. Oct then bow
, and be ready for your
Spring Gardesier.
Mother's Friend
Is not s chance rtroedf. Its to4 effects
re readily tipmceKcd by all cipectaM 1
mothers bo use it. Tears ar ru
tot ciperimtfttal state. Tfeil Il arvsrs
snorts nt UNor and lease as toe rata tm
dtlitfery, it is s!o of the creaarst bcstl
during the earlier moo lis ef prtjaaacf.
.Morning sickaeas snd smaaisni are
reaiity overcome, snd rn liormest nlaxte
the strained muscles, reroumet tbtm
eisnd witnoutcsusint distress. Mother's
Fncnd ttre grtst reewpersnre rrrrr Ss
the mother, sod her recovery Is sore aad
tapid. Daater from rtaing and swtOd
trcssts Is done sway wiin cemplratry .
SMsydnafcwlt
TT1E DRADFICLO REOULATOH CO.
ATULVTA. OA.
ralk Crll l4Mir.
my
mercies and blessings."
The memliersof General Wlirel-
er's staff sny that during the San-
Delaford, you are a
1 '
bowed. Justina
"How do you feel now,
dear?" h& asked solicitously.
"I'm well enough," snarled Mrs
DelaforcL "Open that door quick.
"f,T tT,Y a IL ti-n camiaigu he never lay down
said Maior Delaford, in a sottQi -xi
saiu diajur . , M ho aleep without offenag a prayer,
V the morning
viWan i -VJita o wituout thanking God for his pro-
dare yonspeaa u i
"Getting - violent!" added the
major, shaking his head.
The remainder of Mr. Bryan's
A girl isn't an old maid until
she begins to worry for fear she
won't get married; a man isn't aa
old batchelor until he begins to
worry for fear be wilL Puck.
"Let meout, I say !" persisted
Mrs., Dfdaf prd, rattling at the bars,
tection and presenation.
It is not generally known that
General Wheeler was educated in
the North, aad appointed to West
Point from the State of New York
oth-Gulf States,' which .include
!iiiies.-,ef, t Oklahoma antt Juosoun 1 x, rr . , I mean " v 1 V i t 1 -it t c
tuarked 4'23,(ioo less, and the ever married yon! - ; J.. wa;Rt,oast wLou he a .cL,W.offite
f.ui of Atlantic. States,' which And after that Mrs, UetaiOTOL ur - years, and he was sent to the care
. 1. a hnatiand IOT WOQKI w n
remains
affected by this tolerably, manageable I shall not
So So So 31O ES
! : TO THE
.
a.
mi.
Promptly Reacbss ttia Seal
li .( n! i .u X'vl, Krtnlh t,nTO-l . - A hnaluind IOT 1 WOUI'
I, " il iain. . did no speaa u ? . u-t M W as she
a'4iia,, a I Jl II. ' I II.. I' llll Illtt. JXiiaww j . -a T1A St trtQ II1H.1I 11 IV -
i v. . . ' 1 rlfwotlavs. ni luu ' . r .
"" n irniia show -a aecra y - - - - . .
U,m. In other words all of the pearea in .n to lnn,
taif's outside of Texas ana xu- 1 taciturmiy t A wcr tn prv..
.VlV ntory have decreased-537- pta ,tH"? WW v ffi Sk: you talk
m 1 i.hi.js
aiul
U - .j Lt. Li J
:.Miiisii an increase lor 1 ,
:d 3Iikli an Territory oMaay, , Taw this won't
f4fi,iHM, leaving the net decrease . " , tb weeVs
m tl t. ,tal of cron marketed of do," saui tne j-. , -
j ena. I don t tancy eituc
woman qr a f rry ! :
-1 T nV.11 live W UD
"I am as sane
1;
jmach, liver a0a kidney i , A1 - , himBered M?S. Deb
clUs wqmen,an4 all teel spoken to! whiWlTeu
aford,
C1
"DO,
went on the major,
lrijve ITteu 'al !
Victims t &toi
uoiii.n 3 as ye
li m , :ih ii, lob3 of appetite, poisons
in the I.I00 . backache, nervousness,
1....T 1 l . . - . 1 il V-.i rt r.vcn
-aiuii in- mm urea, nsuehs, ionmv
U..:..u .., n need to feel have written -to my
'ir.C 111.'. I. I ic.fj.Tl trt l W Gardner, I nn( Ttillv. to come
I F 'lK in.j. He says, glectnc Bit- 0mmel here. V . .
ithintf'for a man. wnen 1 tL , :n mv house,.
ii .1,' . ... ,irt't cave I won I " - 1
- ivj (.III I llll III1WII t 1 lUiJUM
"I
cousin, Rosa-
e,n spend
Ms an
i won
...... . - 1 . . ...
wli:thtr lmtivps nr iIias. It did more 1 ai,-;AirAd tne Du
tgi've me new strength and good ap-1 riTif t Will haYQ heX in
P ti!'; tliiiii anythine I could take. 1 1 retorted
, nov, eat anything and have a new compql? JpWW
lr8 drusture.. Evevy. bottle guat: I v. me see her presume to en-i
the hus;
of relatives at Cheshire, Conn.,
where he spent his boyhood. His
appjoirtmrnt o Wfvt Point was
giveu liim by a Congressman of
his own name, John Wheeler, for
merly of Darby, Connn who, how
ever, represented a Ne.w York dis
trict. Chicago Becord.
71llllata ilT-aa Awaf.
U is certainly irrati'yinK to the pub
lic to know of one concern in the land
who ars not afraid to be generous to
the needy snd suffering. The propri
etors ot Dr. Kind's New Discovery for
Consumption, Lon;h and Colds bay
tven away over ten tuiUion trial bot
tles ot this creat medicine, and have
the satisf action of knowing that it has
absolutely cured thousands of hopeless
Actlima- I',rinr1iiti llmrte.
But how bo help herse'l mat cess snd all. diseases ef ho throat,
oatinn. ' The door was chest and lungs are snrdy cured by it.
Call on Slaton & Zoeiier, drugits.
ami f r.'rt lril t w.t f 1 Rotrntar !
opened upon the dead wall of a 1 50c and Ii. Every bottle guar-
neighboring inswiuie 01 me i uw 4'"-
Oh, Felix,
8Q?" sobbed she.
as vou are!".
- - .- - ...
Poor thin.g urmuiaia tn
major, compassiuuaicij.
hardest part of insanity mua 00
when one becomes partiauy con
scious of its deadly doom.
Mrs. Delaford shut the door
rather vehemently and began t
rigay r
' I m nQ .maui' ouu. D4uu. -
won't "be. made "a inad woman of !"
In erery tt made 8. 8. S. easily
demonairnt its superiority ever ether
bloud reme4iea. It malUrs Dot how oo-
M. all Blood Diseases and ZTiTi:.
always protnntly rraehee sad cores aa
Pilrflt fhfi Wnrtl PietV diawrrlhe blul la In any way tnrolrM.
.UUiCdU13 11 UI 51 UQdewa CTrTon who haa had spretM with
blood diaeae knows that IhttVear tM aU
tnenta or trouble so obstinate and difficult to eur. Very few rtdiee claim
to ear soeh real, deep-eeatied blood diaaaee aa S. 8. 8. eurra. and Boom caa
oiler sueh IneoatroverUbie evideneaiof merit. 8 8. 8. la not merely a totale It
isaeurel It roe dowa to the very seat of all blood d ia, and rats at the
round a lion of the very worst cases. and routs the polaoq from the rj stem. It doe
ot, like othr remedies, dry up the polaon and hide It f rota view tatraporartly,
only to break, forth ajrain more vtoler.Ur than ever ; 8. 8. & f arere out evsj
traee of taint, and rids the system of it fortrer.
Mrs-T. W. Lee. Motrotaery, Ala., w-rilea: "Some y tars
aso I was Inoculated with poiaoa by a aura who iateet4
my babe with blood taint. I was covered, with soree and
aleers from head to foot, and is my peat estremity I prayed
to die. freyeral proasiaaat phyatetaos trete4 me. but ail
W o Durpose. The mercury land r4ah which they
Look la Yoar EHrrar
m
r ymm m aMra iiiv WaASr.
tti -wl t4 Mi mm
Sltoml T tin (I'fKl
mt r-i atta.
f tm
It IWf turn ! u 1 1
tmmm linilir m4 V
I'm . fiasMkf
W.IA 4 if
' f.lcFt REH3
VJIno of Cnrdul
tnaoml and Wh&y.
It atKkee at. te root c4 aU titr
traaiU. Tkwr as sa anrawtrwal dta
ortW, neb or paia wtuk It wd ft
rare. It as foe tkm Uaddia rlrl. tie
bwey wtfeand tbe nvatanw arrethtc
tne chaare M Llm, At t-rary trrtxf
cHU ia a vocaaa's Lie -it bnnra
"A. strwrU and aarrineaa. it
oats li -co 4 aW. trine dw knv
roreJvteatU
!rrct aaa. aV!r , rtvtaf eywipaarn.
Tne Lkia'AiJ,MorT lr?rjtBX.J
Tne Chattaorra Uedaciae Co-. aa
Mna.oxKtr4 urwra. J Om iitk
ar.
1 was advised by friends who had tee-a
swift's SpeeiUe. I tm-
Ai o
Paris. Jane 7. Aogustia Illr
ditil Koddi oly thU a! tcrt-. UU
datkwaaUoe to ljraart L;Isr-
lle armed here SatarLv and
aa tijp;ng at IIobr-1 Cnt:tKD
UL
I be Iain Aurr.stin Ially was
born in rirmoatU. Jf. C. July
llvPC lit axlormuon wsarereneU
cats me seemed to add fuel to Vbe awrul Earn waiea was
devouring me.
wonderful eures made tv n. to try a
proved from the start, aa the medicine eme4 to ( direct
to the cause of the trouble and force tne poia out. Twenty
Md.es, cured, ms notapistJ." 8wtfis bpeolfle
8. 8. 8. FOR THE BLOOD
(a the only remedy that Is guaranteed purely vecetable, and eon Vales ne
mercury, potash, arsenie, or any other mineral or chemical. It nerer falls to
eure Cancer, ktcxema. Scrofula, Kheumatism, Cootafiotu Blood f ci.
Tetter, Bolla, Cerbunelee, Soree, ete.
YalaaUs booaj malkd, fires by Bwllt EpeaiSd Coxepaay, AlUcta, Qt mJ
a a k m
1 1 Aieianaer county -1 . m. tp-
J ! er, of SUtewiiUe, N. CL, baa pur-
. t . 1 t .-
y H Ii Jae " arr-i n iaji ana wa
ylySf tr-piwcr it ia .Vb-iaxJcr
.VL t d I'll iUpUL
slat that there La l-n rvna-K-noel
tLe ontrtKlioa r f a tlaxa
ca tfc Big Ivy titer tja AL
vitle to alcTrh.p water jwiwrr; tin
iLtxa tn l 3l'i f-et hjr oa tvp
acJflJj frt on U ttoca. TW
reporte! ir.berr-atl inc'sd C A.
Prynold. W. B. ElUsnf Witsla,
and (teo. II Cilaa, rf lYovkleorw,
ILL
Charjolte -TLe Char Uns lou hL
Kallroads 0o.'a rnt3.poetI Its prove
tnerls w ill inclnde r.UrgnxeLt of
power Lce aad the inaUlUttoa
of new machinery. New car abed
fo4 SO cars w ill b built
KnAeld Itxrporated: Thr
Tubicco Htrtataery Co-, cat-it!
4'XJ l-y C II MrGuhrma aolc lb-
era.
PraiiklintiUe -Tb lra5.Uia-
ville Maaufactarisg Cx, will ra
large atul baprute iU cvttua taiX
CJrrttUm It is rtpnrtel that
Mrti II. CT.e ax.l Nortbrrn par-lif-a
Ijate- bl tsevtintKrrs that
fnacre the vrrctlon f a taill to
man a fact are a lin uf n.'tloagiU
at tw priklcrrd Sulb.
lie tb-n o I T. Howard will
ratalJiah a taxcry.
Hickory t't-uteT graxhrj to
the Snth M i-r.laia Ias.1 Ov,
capital So.taxr. tumqraUTa, K
C Mcaxie, H I Al-rnathy, A Y
HinCVJO aixl W B Menxi"a, c.f
Hickory, azxl J 11 lUrnUrdt. U
iartlr in Norfolk, Ya and ia the
pnU.c scbonle c, .ew jork ct-y..
dramatic editor for leadicg NVwj ' Louiabor TU city d Ut
York rewtrs, winning, at the one Uts pi t ru&trorli" 'f
same time, fame a a dramatic wtftr wt,tjt and lU ertf aaa
thor, HaWinenUy be d'ric liLt plt- J. IL ATrts
distinction m the prewr.Uta of, .-.t .
jears he davotod hie entire time, the pnjr Iti to eddrr.
to his tberatrical entrpns, la
repuUtion as a oocesf ol ciaavr i
jjorxi Ate 1-strwUt a
tiMiaw rna rw.
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