THE PATRON AND GLEANER
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Of Interest to Farmers
The Northampton and Hertford
Branch of the Farmers Mutual
Andrew J. Conner, Editor and Proprietor. J pife Tnsurance Association offers
protection to farrnersar. actual
cost. If you have farm property
you want insured better
place it 1 i the Fa r m e rs M u tuai
and thus get your insurance at
the lowest possible cost
There seems to have been some
ittle dissatisfaction on the part
SUBSCRIPTION: $1.00 per year
ADVERTISING RATES furnUhed J tiat
on applica .on.
All art.cles intended for publica
tion should be written plainly and
onlv ou one side of the paper.
Tue real name of the contributor
must in all cases accompany the com
munication as a guarantee of good
faith. '
The editor will not be held respon
sible for the views entertained and
Dressed by correspondents.
Address all communications to the
i atkon and Gleaner Rich Square,
Northampton county, N. C.
RICH SQUARE, N. C, Apr. 27, 1899
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Spwin.or Machines. G. VV.
" o
Grimes. ,
Millinery Goods Mrs. VV. J
Brown.
WkxI for Thought Weaver &
Lassiter. '
New York Life Insurance Co
W. T. Joy ner Agent
' Please
AM; U LEA NEB
vertisers.
Seaboard Letter.
Mr. M. J. Stephenson and son
Jud spent lsst Sueday with Mrs.
Clara Wheeler of Garysbury.
Several of our citizens anticipate
attending the Bertie Union Meet
ing which convenes with Severn
Bantist church the 29th inst.
1 - ' .. . 1. .Ml 1
Mrs. T. O. Cummings and child Kenfrow s whiskey aisiuiery 10
ren are sDendine- this eek with cated five miles from Rich Square
her mother in Portsmouth while U .ar Eagletown instantly killed
Mr. Cummings is attending court the U.S. storekeeper and gauger
Thomas tL Jones, and tne ais
HORRIBLE EXPLOSIOH-
At Heutrow's Whiskey Distillery
KUJs Two Men Engine And
Boiler Blown into Frag
ments ,
Last Thursday at about 11
o'clock a boiler explosion at B. F.
, . f f - m i m wr rm -vt tr trio Q riinct -fin Louisburcr. N. C
I t. " -wx - " m - I filial I W I M Am JV f fit MP P nflf
r-1 1 i i : . i . I snn was nrocon at thfi timfi . Mr
r f ii i nnrcr n pii n k rt- vr 1 1 sirsiiii 1 i r-' " " -
Circumsittuuea J. Lam xu ijr pi- - . . t T f.,-f V 71
1 . mant hprp fact Snnrlav nitrht at Uiuutjs was iruiu ueauiui h x. v-.,
eiindpH that for the best interest meal nere iasi ounaay ni0mai .. ..
of
course has been pursued. I will
statp for the benefit of policy hoid
ers in the company that it is well including Miss Cora Keyes spent
to look after your own policies -asi ouuuay wuu mn.imve.is
..a ur r, iiue iccn parents, Mr. ana Mrs. 10m uar-
nr vnnr noichhnr a nolle v on riss near Margaretts villa,
Juu J o r-
GiveTheBoys an Oppor.
t unity.
(For the Patron and Gleaner.)
Formerly when it was desired
to make a mechanic or an engi
neer of a boy it was needful to
send him to serve three years in
a machine shop, otherwise, to ed
ucate his hands.
Now it is all changed and the
first th.utr thought of istodu-
Activity in JRlght Doiiiff.
The Christian life is not a mere
refraining from wrong-doing. It
is that of course, or it would not
be Christianity But its chief
characteristic is activity in right
doing. It is a positive life, a pro
gressive, aggressive, earnest en
deavor to reach h plane of exper
ience, a holier development of
charater. Our Lord, in all his
cate his brains. Off he is sent to j ministry, taught constantly that
to a technical school of mechauic- idoctrinvto be of any value, must
W. . 1 ! T
be transiatea inio aoing. iu
Paul's view the Christian life is a
race. a "warfare. Tins is, indeed,
the natural law of development
al e igineeriug, or electrical or
whatever branch he may want.
The farmers still stick to the
n . , 1 1 , t I
.l - 1 1 ti u: 1 wan v.-i vpjtr nifi ana nan Dee a ......
.1 a . : u 1 1 rm rnt' u lii 1 uuur. n tin vc uia 1 nnnrt n r titenmnpn vcau ann in
me ASbOCiauuu iu " ""M Wo a 6 ' J A man nr.nt hpmmpan iithlPtfl
hearers a hue sermon ,ua,1,cu -wuv " bovs learn farm ns bv plowing """" ;
Mr. VV. T. Norvell and family a ln nign esteem oy mubo wuu
learnea
property contrary to the printed
rules and regulations of the com
pany, furnished each member,
and the provisions of the policy.
If your property is mortgaged
better have it so expressed in the
f ice cf the policy.
Mr. McCutchin, of South Caro
lina, one of the S. A. L relief op
erators is attending to the busi
knew him. We have
nothing of Mr. Odom's family
connections, he being a compara
tive stranger.
The cause of the explosion is
unknown. The engine used was
an old one. 8 horse power, and
ness of the Railroad office in the Pad been a use about 15 vears'
absence of agent Cummings.
Dr. M. R. Stephensoni accom.
panied by his sister, Miss Willie,
left for Baltimore, Md., today
11 is me purpuux tu the. former will return the latter
ciation to make
The engineer was not present at
the time of the explosion. He
had been away about two hours.
Mr. Odom attend iu to both the
engine and still, as had been his
for some
lodiscnmina- f week.ine iatter.will custom- occasionally
mention the Patiion tion in tU adjustment of losses remain ac0uple of weeks proba- time, his time not being fully oc
i when writing to ad and it will -endeavor, to follow its b cupied with his other duties.
boys learn farming
their way and catching on to
what iittle information they can
pick up dropping corn or chasing
up and down the rows behind a
cultivator or plow. This is some
what the way I was raised. The
farmers are so oblivious to the
advantage of
the cdifferent
forced to start agricultural col
leges to try and force some few
of their numerous citizens of the
farmer class into getting an edu
cation that will fit them for their
future life.
OUK CLUBBING LIST.
Wo will send the Patiion and
Gleaner and either of the follow
ing journals, both on year, for
the price named:
North Carolinian, Farmer
and Mechanic,
Borne anl Farm,
Farm Journal,
Cincinnati Enquirer,
Atlanta Constitution,
Sen I order to PlTUON and Glea
nek, lticii Square, N. C.
rules aud regulations iu settling Mr WT Paean of Franklin A horrible scene was present
all losses. '' u ' tMi,airn..un .e CoW ed to the eyes of those who first
i v a . Ll OJ V V 1 V CWUU O IT UlUO I
Don't fail to pay your asses- man for the well kuown house of visited the scene after the explo
ment for we want you and every j .hn k Hurst & Co of Balti- sion- The engine and boiler was
Otnftr irOOU larmer IU UttVO U mnra lmH m nnr tnmn SnnHan iuiu naujcuio auu bwi
by refraining Irom enervating
vices. No cne can grow to be a
strong Christiau whose life is a
bare negation. Indeed, a man
whose sole-idea of Ch ristian li ving
is simply not to do. and whose
whole effort is to guard himself
., . against falling into temptation is
an education mat - , ,
States have been uau&cl".1J.
lis that ne tears, n is essential
that the Christian be dilligently
occupied with right doicg.or the
will find him an easy prey to en
ticements. Every Christiau, and
especially every youug Christian,
should constantly bear in mind
At. the present age with all the the thought that activity is the
pusb-and drive, and taiunlimit- price of growth and that growth
nrnnfirtv insured in thiscomDa-L u ii.Qn tmin tr ko Kaon I terect in every airectior:
r - --.f m i i ii i i i ir: i i.rjir i, 1 riii 1 1. iir iifjii i;r,r;ii i
ny. The farmer 'needs protec- keDt busy taking
lion on his property just as much two days- expects to leave today blown some distance, one of them
passea inrougn me top ox a tan
tree where part of his clothing
ed amount of uneducated labor
on the market, tne untrained
farmer lad stands but a poor
chance. There is no. excuse for
rrne any father to turn his children
out on the charities and work of
life! Examiner,
Confederate Veterans' He.
union
On account of the Confederate
.Veterans Reunion, Charleston
S. C. May 10-13, 1899. the Sea
board Air. Line wi'l sell tickets t0
Charleston an return at ryVe
low rates, based on one rent p r
mile, traveled. Tickets on sah.
May 8th, 9th and 10th. good to re
turn until May 21st
For information in regard to
rates, schedules, &c apply to
Ticket Agent or address L.
Allen. Gen'l. Pass'r Agent,
Portsmouth, Va.
New Goods.
I have just received a nice
stock of N6w Goods that I
am selling very cheap for
cash or in exchange for
chickens and eggs.
J. J. Parkeu
Lasker, N. C.
Corned Herrings.
We'are piepared to furnish
No. 1 corned herrings at lowest
market prices. We have sold
large quantities of fish at various
poinls in Northampton past sea
sons to the entire satisfaction of
our patrons," We allow none but
good and sound fish to go from
pur fisheries. Write us or call
on our local agents, who meet all
competition.
J. E. Capehaut & Son.,
Eden ton, N. C.
A. J. Lassiter, Severr, is
n v hft tarmer neeas oroiec- u.,.. i,;. Ar, k oouies oi iue ueau meu weie
-J- - - i I tieut uuav lamuK uiucis t-iac uaai. - I i,i . j u . ; .u
i v - ii i-. m t ;t i'.i in ii l nv il i m i 11 . vv mi i i
sn as the merchant, and the siirns U ...i u ;0 rt;i passed through the top of a tall
; ' lui yjck i j auuig, la cAuccuiugij . " - I hfl rt
of the times snow mat ne neeas mnniP hore and ni friends am
1.-60 it at a minimum cost. ,i lira TTt; fr larl to coo Vi i m
Better consult me farmers Mr. Geo. W. Rose, who resides
Mutual in regard to insuriogfarm near Pleasant Grove M. E, church
property. You can get a copy of this couuty , says "he has a photo-
the rules and regulations of the ra h 0f himself taken in 1861 in
company from T. H. Peele, local Confederate uniform. He don't
1.10!
1.50
1.25
without all the oJucatiou to be
or all that he can afford to
m. -r . in vu i r urn
was leit. it is supposed tnat t"vyL"
I T T7I t .
rVlom tttqo at tho omnQ at tVio I J- rLUVVlJN Kj Ok'h. L. AINU.
time of the explosion and Jones
Bismarck's Iron Nerve,
Wa9 the result of his splenl'd
health. Indomitable will ami tre
mendous energy are rot found where geHo- our fish.
stomache, liver kntnt-j'S and how-els
are out of order- If you. want these Are you in grnd health? Yes
qualities and U e success they bring ell U i a is a utcessary condition
ue Dr. Kino's New Life Pills. Tliy :' obiain Life .'Insurants and cer-
develop every power of ir in in ? iiinl not a reason for neglect-
body. Only 25t;. at M. II. Conner iig it. See or w rite V. 'IV Joy-
I was reading an advertisement of Rici, square, N. C, rer, New York yfe maik
Agent, or A. J Conner, Sec. and
It is a very hard matter for a Treas , Rich Square, N. C.
person who is working for the One of the Managers
public to do his full duty and give
entire satisfaction to all, but we Volcanic Eruptions.
believe that is wliat our popular Are grand, but skin eruptions rob him
collect to whom he gave or loan
ed it but wishes to add through
the medium of this letter, that
the owner of same would confer
quite a favor by returning it to
at this office. He hopes to
Old ZIck.
conductor (J. H. Trudeu) on It. & 1 life of Joy. Buckltn's Arnica Salve, attend . the ConTederate Veterans
R. road is doing. We have yet to cures tbem; also old, running and reunion in Charleston, S. C. and
hear of the first complaint against fever 9ore9, ulcers, boils, felons, wauts to take the photograph
hicu. Corn9, wnrta. cuts. Bnr.ses. Burns with him
scalds, chapped hands, chilblains,
THE war the authorities at Wash- Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out
jug-oil are waging against the in- pains and aches. Only 25c. a box
i
habitants of the Philippine islands (Jure 'guaranteed.' Sold by M.H
co ituuos. Many of our men fire (Jonner, Rich Square, N. C.
biiiiiLr killed and wounded- This
in hio vnnm nnn man a o a n nttina I
" nhamhfrlain 's Colin. Hholpra. and
tne ooay oi tne later not oeing so . , . w.
badly mutilated. Parts of the Ent erprise recently, which leads me I .a' J r
ftnine house were blown so hiffh t .i.-..;i.u..n ,.J mJ KJ Jk J
o o tu W1HC bills. x uaii 11 ULU1U11' aav
in the air that it was several min- T never used anv remfidv pnnal tr it.
utes before they felt to the for colic and diarrhoea. I have
irmnnH Snm'p fraffmpnts nf thp I npvp.r had tr nsp mnrA than nnp nr
o ' " " " - " o " - -
boiier were foubd a mile distant, two doses to cure the worst case
At Rich Square, five miles dis myselt or children. WV A
tant, the sound and shock of the roud, i-opomoke city, Md. r or
wa. -distinfttlv heard sale Jonn Maugham, ttchbquure
explosion
and felt, aud many were speculat
mg as to the cause before news
reached here of the explosion
N. c.
April 25, 1899.
"Casli" is the
Solution.
unholy and unnecessary war should
cea-e, and our brave men ordered
home. It is time for our people
to express thems-lves in no uncer
tain tones.
Time to Advertise
As all Mature is fully aglow
We have heard many pe pie re
mark during the past month or physician
For a business man to say to with Spring attre, lam far bet-
the advertising solicitor: "Oh! tar prepared to show all the late
goodness, no. It's too dull to ad styles in Spring goods than ever
vertise t now. Wiit until times before. A call will fully prove to
pick up a little,'' is t quivolent to .you that my stock is i.p tod - te
i verv sick nerson savins to a ard 'orices lo suit tlie h-ird times
1 -J D 1
North Carolina Teachers
Assembly.
lhe loth anuuil sessior of tht
isorin Carolina leacners asmjui-
irl si!rM?i "i "i n't'rit nan gti 'i i Ca ?! n ilf rie" held at Mb re head Cit
in. v., j u ne ioiq io iyin mis year.
New Justices ofVthe Peace. A programme of unusual interest
The last Legislature appointed is being prepared, and will soon
d bllUlllU iron Poitt, G
bait ';".
so best Kariu
tery Fences,
Gatet, etc. I.
J. M. WYNN & CO.,
Murfreesboro, N. C.
For Bargains in General Merchandise,
Prices and goods will please you.
si
DULY
Oh! no, doctor, I
two tha team is in an unusual bail oau't take any of your medicine
fix for the time of year. The rea- now. I'm too sick. Wait until I
soii ior mis is not nani io nuu. oct uci, uu.uicu x n iaie u.
It is on accouut-of the bad roads Vhen the patient gets well if he
tiirough which they 1 ave had to go 5Vr does he will not be in; need
tho past winter. To keep the roads- of medicine. The best time to
advertise is whe" the ueed of
It has been fully, proven that a
cash store is the place for bar
gains. Call early.
John Baugham,
Rich Square, N. CJ
the following: Justices of the
Peace for Northamptcu County,
for a term of six years:
Gaston N. D. Wilkius B. M.
Pugh, J. H. Crew.
Seaboard Willie Reed.
Occoueechee Edward Garlick,
Jno. W. Taylor, Robt. Ransom.
Jackson Edwin Wright, J. T.
Peebles, J. S.Grant
Rich Sauare Eliiah P. Outland there is three dollars per day. A
be issued in a handsome 16 page
folder and mailed to all the
schools of the State, and to alt
who may apply for it. The rail
road rates for this occasion will
be one fare, and even less, and
tne eiesrant Atlantic Hotel at
Results Fatally In Nine
in bad condition' is a heavy burden
on our farmers. It cost us much
more to keep bad roads than it
would to keep them in fair condi-
tiou.
Aulander Letter.
Mr. W. S. Pritchard of -Windsor
FX C. Edwards.
Roanoke Geo
P. Burgwyu.
stimulant is greatest, and that is wasiin town Sund.vy.
Kirby--J. T. Parker.
when business
lias kin.
is dull. F. J,
Theiie is a great uififerei.ee in
the appearance of the town, villa
ges and country near the Seaboard
roau auu us oraucues since me
l nuustriat uepai imi.ee oi tne
road wns orgauized. Great pro
gress iu adding toihe health, com
fort and happiness of the people
hav(Tbeeu made. We are intense
ly North Carolinian in our seuti
ments and prejudices, too, if you
will but we welcome brains and
inouey to aid us in developing oui
resources makes no diflferauce from
what point of the compass they
come, nor from how far.
Third Prize Goes to Woodland
t'roi. in. v . Ljruion, frinei
i of Woodland High School, sent
us. lliH' largest -. number of sub
scriptioas b 'tween April 10 a d
20, and therefore has won, the
ropy of ' Lives of Distinguished
.North Carolinians" we t.ffared to
the persou seuding the largest
number during that period The
lirst was won by J. W.'Britton.ol
Suubeam. V;i.. who 'sent'Spthe
second by Prof. J. B. Newton, of
An lander Academy who sent. 5.
Mid the third and last by Prof.
Brirton who sent 7.
U Tiier? was not as much rivalry
i.i ihe contest as we expected.
Wo ' fiuppose the reason is that
mo-it everybody in the territory
where th! iuper circulates weiv
s'.i Ws;Tihers already.
Too boo'cs will no v b forward
od o tlie gentleman named abuv
direct from tlie publishers a
R iu igh.
Cure a Cold iu One Day.
Take Laxative Brouio Quiniue Tablet
AH druggist refund money if it fail to
ire. 2vJ. Taa sfjmina ha L, B. Q. on
actablet "
ilSADY FOR BUSINESS
And offer to tho public
a whole store full of bar
gains My silk depart
ment is compile iu all
its details. My Dress
Goods department can't
be surpassed this side pf
New York.
John Baugham.
.New And Ch3ap Groceries'
We do not claim to kep the larg- .
est stock bi't we do claim to meet
all competition i:i poods iu our line
which includes most everything
kept iu a first cl-iss grocery store.
We sell Meat, Flour, Pure Lard,
" Susrur, Coffee at a small margin of
prufit. When iu need ofanytbiiig
iu the grocery line, if you want a
little to go a loug way, call on
,: T P. BAUGHAM & BUG.,
tticn Square, N. C.
Miss Ma id Wiiliford was on a
visit to her aunt, Mis. A. J. Dun
ning. last Thursday
Miss Lizzie Mitchell was iu Au
lander last week
Mr. Will Burden of Windsor was
here one day last week.
Miss Pauline Vanu, a former
student of this institution, but n w
of C B. F Institute, was home on
a visit iast4week
Misses Bessie and Irene lay !oe
sput Friday with their s ster,
Mr. M. L. Tayloe.
Miss Edna Vanghan, a student
of Aulander school, went to see
tier mother last Thursday.
Mr. IS. E. Marsh ol Y uton was
n u viit t hi.- people Saturday.
Our teacheis in comi-an) with
Kt v. L. M. Cur:!s, Mrs. A. Y.
0 0 0
After months of ineffectual treat
ment, including painful and damzeroui
flKPQ flllt nf Tpn A surgical operations, the sufferer from
U(KB& UW UI 18,1 A Cancer finds himself growing steadily
RlirR Ffllinrl flt Iflt worse and nearer the grave each day and
uuic ruunu ai Ldoi, need8 no further prof to convinc him
that this dreadful disease is beyond the doctor's skill.
Cancer can not be cured by a surgical operation, because the dis
ease is a virnlent
Morehead has made a special rate systemand although the sore or ulcer known as the Cancef-may be
to all who attend of one dollar cutaway, the poison remains in the blood, and promptly breaks out
per day. The regular hotel rale at resh, with renewed violence.
xn wonaenui success ot to. fc. fc. in curing obstinate, deep-seated
blood -diseases which were considered incurable, induced a few
despairing sufferers to try it for Cancer, after exhausting the skill
of the physicians without a cure. Much to their delight S. S. 8.
proved equal to the disease and
promptly effected a cure. The glad
news spread rapidly, and it was
soon demonstrated beyond doubt
that a cure had at last been found
"Teachers' Bureau" will be run
in connection with the meeting
this year offering an opportunity
to all who besire to secure better
positions, and change of locations
This will be free to those who at-
tend. Every effort will be made for deadly Cancer. "Evidfin ha
to make this the greatest pro accumulated which is incontro-
fesional gathering of teachers ""w. na every citizen ot JNortn
' 7 II A lr linn . I r i 1 1
l j 4i c? . v, .1- i . voiuuun easily veniy me IOl-
held in the South thisyear. Man3 lowing 8tatement of a resident of
leading teachers from eyond our their own 8tate :
borders have already written "Cancer is hereditary in our
that they will be present T'he family my father, a sister and an
Sts t rrion features sXiwt
will be of the best. imagined when the horrible disuse
All North Carolina teachers madey its appearance on my side.
I Babies and children need
proper food, rarely ever medi-
? cine. If thev do not thrive
ion their food something is 1 Ud their friends shou.d not fail Zf maliynnt Cancer, eating
wron5. They need a little to attend; ail others who desire to ' T3
help to get their digestive j
macninery worhing propeny.
i
Oil
I ii W Earlv, Z L.
iainl of
COD LIVER OIL
Wmi HYPOPHOSPHITES of LIME, SODA
SOLID FACTS.
Oar buyer, Mr. E. J. Gay, Las return
ed from the Northern markets where
he selected the best stock of goods
uited to this country that a long- experi
;'ce in the business has taught us the peo
, ie of the county demand. In selecting
our goods our buyer had iu mind those
who vai;t the cheapest aud plainest
goods as well as those who purchase
.he finest fabrics, so none need stay away
or fear we cannot supply their wants.
VVe make a sjieciaity of Ladies Dress
Goods, Clothing aud shoes, iu factoui
stock is complete iu every department
and we earnestly invite you to call and
x:.niiue same- Our salesmen 'will take
ileusure iu showing you our goods and
fining you prices that will vlX all com
K-uiioj.
WEAVER & GAY,
Jackson, N. C-
Swill generally correct this
difficulty.
If you will put from onc
er.
Friday
here. j
,b...cb extendi a call to Rov. E. I I chlldren fr0m Mf to I
! . a.. c.i j.: , a i
i
J. Hairell. of Louisville Theo'ogi-
,al Seminary, tosnpplj as pastor !
: he balance ot the year. j
Rev. L. M. Curtis filled his reg-1
alar appointment at. Severn list !
Sanday, where he has c mmenced
is pastor.
Rev. J. B. Newton preached at
Pleasant Grovo Saturday and hinn
ly a:i,l at Au'aaderB iptist church
d nigh'.
Higher Grammar ' lass.
April 25, 1899.
i
an .v. J. j
Bure, and JE. L. lice atteude 1 th ' j
Bert:e - eachers- Association last !
Friday. They report a large at-!
tendance, a good meeting and a I
very able uddre-s by Mr. J. W.
Bailey, Editor of Biblical Ilecord-j fourth to half a teaspoonful
Mr. Bailey was to speak here I jn baby's bottle three Of four I
night, but failed to get tirriM a dav vou will non
a marked improvement For
visit the seaside this year will beyond the skill of the doctors,
find this the best opportunity for thair treatment did no good
. - .... i a - m. -
they will have, both as toco -
and enjoyment. The officers oi
the Assembly extend a cordial
invitation to the public generally
ta join them in this great 'gather
ingof the teaching profession in
North Carolina.
'b
MR8. 8. M. IDOL.
wnaierer, wie oancer growing worse all the while. Numerous
remedies wert used for it, but the Cancer grew steadily worBe, until
it seemed that I was doomed to follow the others of the family, for I
know how deadly Cancer is, especially when inherited. I was
advised to try Swift's Specific (S. S. 8.), which from the first day
forced out the poison. I continued its use until I had taken eighteen
Douies, wnen l was cured sound And wot 1 an A harra. UA .
W1J 1U rtf ih Msdfnl .V , UKJBJUiyiOlUB
Accommwla- 7. tuZ Zl?T.l"u many years have elapsed. S. S. S.
i La ulio uuiT cnrn Tnr i antai. 1 1 n a lr r nr. - . ..
tions will be arran-ed for t. .n. u u - A- . - idol, Winston, JN. U."
. , - . 'ywy u vuoer, containing other testimonials and valnahla
housand people. The Secretary information will be sent free to any address by "tte Swft
this year is W. Tt Whitsett. Whi- Company, Atlanta, Georgia, J 1 pe m
sett, N. C, from whom copies oi
inc iissemoiy folder may be
had
m m m
f a teaspoonrul, according to
1 age, dissolved in their milk.
if you so desire, will very
soon show its great nourish-
? ing power. If the mother's
1 milk does not nourish the 1
I baby, she needs the emul
sion. It will show an effect
fat once both upon mother f
l and child.
50c nd f 1.00, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. t
1 II II II II
"A word to the wise is sufficient''
and a word from tne wise should
sufficient, but you ask, who aie the
wiser lhose-who know. The oft
repeated experience cf trustworthy
persons may be taken for knowledge
.vir. v. 31. lerry says Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy gives better
satisfaction than any other in the
market. He has been in the drug
business at Elkton, Ky., for twelve
years; has sold hundreds of bottles
of this remedy and nearly all the
other cough medicine manufactured
which shows conclusively that
Chamberlain's is the most satisfact
ory to the people, and is the best.
For sale by Tohn Baugham, Rich
Square, N. 0.
New York Life
In.QIIMllPO rArrin'ititr
INSURANCE IN FORCE, $944,000,0U0.
ASSETS, $216,000,000 SURPLUS, '$38,000,000.
New Insurance written and paid for in 1898, $152,000,000.
Policies in New York Lite are incontestable f niu d;uc 4jf j:;Sue.
Have provision for Loans at 5 . er cent interest per anuum.
Extended Insurance or paid up value after second y a r
Are unrestricted as to occupation, residence, travel,
habits of life, or cause of death, Insurance written
on every desirable plan. There are Many Good Life
Insurance Companies. There i ButOre Best Life In
suranceO-mpany A postal card with address and ae
(nearest birli.dayJillbnMHhf.nmation: Addrees
W. T. JOYNER, Agent for Eastern N. C.
1- r, OALVLURG. N.C. i '