YFISE WORDS.
A lie has no conscience.
The world was born blind.
When love has the power it will al
ways help. j
We enjor much when we are thank
ful for little.
Whoever goes wrong himself leads
an army astray. I
When you find yourself getting
downhearted look up. j
Every voting man must either go up
stream or drift down. ' 1
It costs something to do right, but
a great deal more not to do it.
A bird with bright plumao never
finds out that it has black feet.
Ul-gotton wealth cannot Ibuild any
kind of a hoaso upon tlie rock.
Never step over one duty to per
form another. Tako them as they
come. I
The man who doe3 not improve his
talert will be suro to misjudge his
master.- ' J
The greater the house built on the
Band, tho more foolish the man who
builds it.
When th? -iroJigal started back to
his father's honso he didn't have to
go all the way alone.
A goo 1 many things can be found
out about 'human nature
by
char
ten cents admission.
The man who walks over a cliff with
his eyes shut is as sure to bej killed as
the one who jumps from it. j
Business interests that conflict with
home interests, arc snakes that had
better be killed deal on the spot.
When Eo:no people go to church,
they always think tho preacher is
shooting straight at the people it the
next pew. j
Tho man 'who spends six nights out
of the week nwa'y from home, blames
his wifo becaupe'sho don't raise th
bovs ri"rht. i
Aniin.rs That Ujih:uU Suicide.
i
Intelligent observers havuj testified
to facts whi"h appear to sh'jjw that in
certain circumstances the snake,
Bcorpion, and even some qua lrupeds,
commit suicide. M. Ileuryi a clock
manufacturer of Loudguyou, France,
has recently described an experiment
of the kind which he made with a wasp.
The wasp was imprisoned) under t
glabs, aud, knowing that benziuo as'
phyxiatoH insects he put some papei
fcoaked in it beside Vac captive. Thf
wasp became uucomfor table, then an
grily attacked the paper, but, lindinj
all its efiorts urnv tiling, it finally lay
down on its back, and, folding up its
abdomen, planted its feting thrice ihtj
its body. M. Henry was so enriou.'
to conlirm tlie fact that, in: spite ol
his humane feelings, he repeated th
experiment ou three wasps! with th
I:ke result. London Globe.
Itlr. F". C. Adams.
' Thousands of women, especially la th
spring of the year, are nervous, tired, haT
headache, eick stomach, fainting spells, diz
tines, scanty or prof uso menses iweak back,
constipation; their sides, shoulders an! limbi
ache constantly in fact, they suffer from
general debility of the whole system. The su
perior tonic qualities of AtcElree's Wine ol
jCardui make it the leading lj f thu
class of troubles. j
j Mrs. P. C. Adams, Chattoogaville, Ga.,
writes: "Two years ago I was taken sick with
Indigestion, fainting spells, constipation, fall-
' lag of the womb, and various other symptoms
and kept getting worse and wor.-e. Aftei
taking four bottle? of McElree'a Wine of Car
dui In connection with Thedford's B'ack
Draught tea I am able to do any kind of work
that a woman can do." j
D. L. Coker. Calvina, Fla.,says:l "McElree's
Wine of Cardui lias brought rosy cheeks back
to one of my cousins after she was given up to
die by two of the best nhrsicians.
tit Trust After No-To-Bfte. '
Chicago Hpeoia'. Uejiorted horo to-day
that a large sum f money had ten offered
for tho famous totacc habit cure called No-Tc-linc.
by a syndicate who want to tako it
off tho market. Inquiry at tho general
pffloes revealed the fiu-t that Nc-To-Bac was
not for j'nle to the trust at any price. . No-To-Bac'e
success is marvelous. Almost every
Druggist in America wlls No-To-Bac under
guarantee to cure tobacco haMt or refund
money. !
i
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, softens the gums, reduces inflamma
tion, allays pain, cures wind colic. 23c. a bottle.
There la IMeasure auJ Trent
nd satisfaction in abating troublesome and
painful ilia by usins Parker's Ginger Tonic.
And Make PI oner At It.
If you only knew it, the trpnblij la with tow
digestion. If that was gooi youwQuld sleep
Miter, wake better, work better, and make
ndre money at It. How can one "get on"
when the whole system Is sluggish? But pto
le don't realise what to the trouble. A bo of
Hlpans Tabnles makes life worth living. At
'druggists. " i
r" There will b "an fnormoua peach crop U
the State of Washington this year. '-- u
Is Your
Blood Pure
JJ cot, it is important that you make it
pur at once with the great blood purifier,
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Because with impure blood you ! are in con
Htant danger ot serious Illness.
Hood's Pills fr yzs:&.tg8z
HIGHEST AWARD
WORLD'S FA i R.
IS
The best
PREPARED
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
JOHN CARLE & SONS. Hi York.
fV OJU.11LUZAL Shorthand. TriMi
CURES WhlRfc ALL LS f AILS.
t lough byrup. Tastes GouO. Use
tn time. Sold bT .-SrucBiU
MEET.
X?
A TARIFF COMPARISON.
DIIT.EE EN CE BETWEEN HIGH TAE-
. irr aud low , tabiff.
Continaed Was Redactions Under
High, and Was Advances Under
Low, Rates Facts That Upset Re
publican Theories and Strike Re
publican Kdltors Dumb.
The 3IcKinley bill was to be a wage
mi vancer, mill-opener 'and proaperity-j-irodncer
so eaid the protectionists
in 1890. Instead it was a wage-reducer,
a mill-closer , and panic-producer,
although it had the help of
other Republican legis'ation to pro
duce the panic of 1893. The whole
McKinlej period was one ,of wage re
duction?, strikes andj riots. Wages
were reduced once, twice or three
times in thousands ot mills. With one
exception (The Fall River Cotton
jNlillf, AThich advanced wages Iesi than
ten per cent.), there was not, in the
whole four jears, a wage advance
w orth mentioning in any protected in
dustry. Wage reductions began
promptly and continued with incrats
ing rapidity to the end of the peri)d.
!Not a week went by without its list of
reduction?.
During the first two
years the wage
earners made desperate efforts to ra-
siat the wholesale reductions, and at
one lime the militia was out in four
different States trying to suppress
labor riots. During the last two
ears the wage earners offered less
rehistancf, although' wage reductions
came thicker and faster. The pro
toctionists claim that the "shadow of
the Wilson bill" was responsible for
the trouble of 1893 and 1894, but the
K'Torru Club in 1892 compiled a list
.-f wae reductions in over 1000 pro
tected mills in 1831 and 1892 before
ilie people had voted to turn the Re
publicans out. Hence to be entirely
;, we will compare some of the re
mits of high-tariff in 1890-91-92 with
tho results of low tariff since last
August. Here are a few of the pro
tectel manufacturers j who reduced
wages or closed their mills during tho
first two years of McKinleyisrh who
have increased wages during the first
tea months of low tariff both of
these acts being contrary to their pre
dictions anl promises.
IMOfKCfEO MANUFACTURERS.
How They M'ere
iM:il 'l'ro.'er-
How They Am Ke
ing "Kuined" by
I the Wlleon
inn.
uii lv tlie .Ic
Ki.ilpy Kill.
r.ETiiLEHEM mox CO.
BETHLEHEM, FA.
May 30, 1893, wages
advanced 11 per
cent.: 2000 men af
fected. June 15. 1895, 5 per
cent, to 10 per cent..
Dtv. 6. 1S90, works
ei-sl: t'rfK) m"ii out.
Jm. 2I. 1831. washes
r iu"e-l 10 per cent.
fft-'- February 1.
second Jn-.-rease.
?: s:IlN'3TON- -WOOLEN MILLS, LAWRENCE, MASS.
D r. 13 1S3), mills April 5, 1895, wages
cl-js-1. of 4000 men ad
vanced.
Af-UillSSr MILL. NEW BEDFORD, MAS3.
20. 1850. spin- I
ihts an l b:i -S boy. Jan. 4, 1895, wages
st -11 k becauMj waxes increased.
!i id b-?oa reduced.
m J i ; c;iiss and son'.?, webster. mass.
Dv. 2,5, 1333. mill! April, 1895. wages
running oa thre-i- j ot 303 men advanced
fj-virlers tiin. ! 10 per cent.
CAUNEtHE BUOr. STEELWORKS, HOMESTEAD, PA.
.; i.i. 1.1891. wage
ro in ;ej i) per cent.
F.'b. 21, 1891. 4003
nu n out.
A ril 9. 1S91, wages
re I need 5 per cent.
Au. 15, 1891, Open
ll"ir;h Department
1 -. 1. 303 men out.
Jiily 1. 1892,. 3800
in str.ke against
li-.vivy wage rediic
tioiih. Several weeks
ri'L iiud bloodshed.
May 14, 1895, wages
advanced 10 percent.
ILLTXOH STEEL AVOBKS, CHICAOO, ILL.
J.ia. 8. 1891. work.,
cxci'j.t blast furnaces
e!'je.l; 1500 men out.
March 6, 1891, 2500
men idle refuse to
accept reduction.
July 2. 1892. reduc
tion of 45 per cent.;
ontir plant shut
down.
A si:,. 3. 1892. men
Mt a cut of 23 per
ecu'.
June 20,1895, wage
of 7000 men increased
10 per cent.
: . ar.VRY WAREMFO. (POTTERY) TRENTON, If. J.
Ja: 1). 1891, reduc
tion ot" 33,S; rercent.
propose!.
April 30, 1891, press
ers reduced 22 per
cnt.; men have been
vi strike mauv weeks.
May 11, 189r. rc
d'l i jd 7 par cent.
L WCt KLIN AND CO.
Jan. 15. 1891, Eliza
ru-u:ieo closed down.
. Jan.- 17. 1391, an
other furnace closed.
Mav 11.1891, one stack
iilU. ?-
June 16, 1895, 10 to
40 per cent, increase.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
I
April, 1895, in
crease of 10 to 15
cents per Jay.
SELLAIBE NAJL AND STEEL CO., BELLAIRE, O.
June, 1895, wages
of 1000 men increased
Jan. 15, 1891, idle
several months.
15 per cent.
-. ij, ma, sit-ei uune it, iu per
a o t ortit a l -r
piuai iui-j since j uiy. , cent.; secona in
crease promised
Aug. 1.
JRON WOr.KS. SH ARON, 8HABPKSVILLE AND WEST
MIDDLESEX. PA.
Jja. 17. 1891, six
f ii i uces out of blast;
20 m!n idle.
A- ril 2. 1891. Roll-In-
Mill No. 2 closed.
N iv. i. 1391, mill
May 9, 1895, wages
o f 1500 men in
creased. ld- some months. I
l:iy 5, 1892. two
I jruaces to be cdosed. j
PESXSYLVANIV STEEL WORKS, STEELTON. PA.
Jar. 17. 1891. after June 4. 1895, wages
Feb. J. will reduce of 4000 men in-
-rc;-e,; 8 and 10 per creased 10 per cent,
omt. .
NI1 AND SHENANuOi VALLKI IRON FUR
NACES, TOCNOSTOWN. O.
J-iii. 22. 1891. 15
1 1 -t furnaces, closed;
0,000 mea out.
Juu- H. 1891. aver
age reduction of 10
1 v cent.
Ar.rillO. 1892. wages
volueed 1-1 per cent;
s -veral th js.va l men
e ccern-i"'.
June 7. 1895, wages
f 2000 men in
creased 10 to 15 pei
vent.
June 15. 1895. 10
per cent; second in
crease. CAMBRIA IRON (-"..
Jan. 22. 1891. wages
reduced 10 re -cent.
500 J m-'i a:Tf.-te '. .
May 3l-39!.
I t ti.sst? I t u 2 UJ
ton- iu?t.i I . V4 w
1 K
JOHNSTOWN, PA,
June 1, 1895. wacei
o t 6030 men in
creased 10 per cent.
rOCHEC MILLF
Jan.24.1891,redu?el
wage. 4 p?- eent
DOVER, y. H.
I O-t. 15. 1S94. wages
increased 5 per cent.
tRANE IRON CO., AXLENTOWN. PA
re. 2. 1891. wage !Jnel2.1S35.wa-,
roiuce 1 10 percent. of 200 men increased
10 per cent.
WETBDESET WvX)LEN XILLS. OLNETVILLS. a. t
Feb. 21. 1891. wages
decreased by a chango (April, 1895, an in
of scaedu'.e of allow- create in wages,
ancos.
IBVS- FT3NACES. NEW CASTLE. PV
Feb. 2b 1331. a'l Mav 2. 1335. wi,
employe .wp: re- o 5 0 mea inn.u 1
ductloa of 1) to 15 3Qp3rc2ar.
ceat3 per day,
COTTON MILL, ADAMS, MA53. i
March 7, 1891, two May 6. 1395, wages
mills closed. " increased.
RIVERSIDE IRON CO., WHEELING, W. VA.
March 12, 1891, nail May 10, 1835, wagey
factory idle some time, ot 2200 men increase
10 per cent.
EDOAK THOMPSON STEEL WOEKS, ESiDDOCX, PA.
March 19. lSdi.
works closed.
Oct. 25, 1891. scrap-
ers' wages reduced '
over $10 per month ; ' May 14. 1895, wages
ladlemen's 30 cents x increased 10 per
per day. cent.; 5003 men af-
April 10. 1892. fffty fected.
workmen dischargctd.
Aug. 6, 1892, UK)
furnaces close.
LtJCT FURNACES, PITTSBCBOH, FA.
Mareh 19, 1891, one" (
furnace closed,
3Iay 14. 1891, two
stacks idle.
Sept. 15. J92. one
31 ay 14, 1895, wages
increased 10 per cent.
iUrnari idle, some
tim. '
LOCHIEL IRON vWORKS, HARHISBCBO, PA.
Mir?h 23, 1891, June, 1895, wages
works closed. increased 10 percent.
BEADINO IRON CO., BEADING, TAj
April 2, 1891. wages j
of 2013 puddlers re
ducal 25 cents per "
ton.
Feb. 25. 1892, mill
No. 5 idle; 333 men af
fecfed. Aoril 17. 1892. gen
eral reduction of from
Tins a. t jjj. wages
of 503 men increased
10 per cent.
5 to 10 per cent. .
July 18. 1892, two
furnaces closed; 153
men idle. j
LOTEB UNION MILLS. PITTSBUBGH, PA.
Mav 1. 189, wa?es
rf 153 men reduced;
73 black-smiths ac-
.veptod cut of 2) per
ent.; 75 hammer men
i-truck.
Au?. 11. 1392. re
May 14, 1893, wages
increaaodlO percent.
duction of 10 percent,
ji'jjepted.
MOSES T. STEVENS AND SONS, ANDOVEB, MASV
May 7. 1391, working Anril 1, 1395, wage?
o i half time. of 1203 men increase!
15 per cent.
JUNCTION IROrr AND STEEL CO.. MINGO JUNC
TION. O.
Mav 14. 1891. only Jun 1395.
wages
ns stack in opera- increased
10
per
tion. , cent.
ISABELLA FURNACE CO., PITTSBURGH, PA.
May 14, 183?, two. May, 1395. wages
stacks idle. increased 10 per
esnt.
NELTJN MILLS (RUN BY D. WHITE AND SJNs).
WINCHENDEN. MASS. ' j
May 23. 1891, mills June 15. 1S95. re
cdosed. 1 notion of Aug. re
stored, f
JAS. H. WINCHELL AND CO.. HAVERHILL.' MASS.
Aug. 8. 1891, close I
probably for three
months; 003 men out.
March 1(, 1393,
wages of 700 men in
creased 5 conts per'
cast
LVCKAWANNA IRON AND STEEL CO.
scE.vxros
PA.
. Aug. 20, 1391. low- June. 1895, wage
er mill shut down. of 4000 men increased
10 per cent.
TTOXMFil. ASSOCIATION, FALL RIVETS. MiSS.
S?pt. 3. 1891, wages April 22. 1395, re
reiucjd 10 per cent, auction of '91 re
stored. r
OLIVER IBON AND STEEL CO,
Kept. 3, 1891. plant
PITTSBURGH. TA.
to D3 closed uutil iron
April, 1893, wages
increased to $4.0)
per ton.
July 1, second i in
crease, the j two
amounting to 13 per
cent. j
business improves.
March 19, 1392, 250
furnaces idle.
Aug. 11, 1892, 19
per cent, reduction in
finishing dept. . ac
cepted. ; . I
ROWLAND PAPER CO., MECHANICS FALLS, ME.
0.t. 3, 1891, closed April. 1833. wages
part of the time. increased 12!. per
cent.
BEAVER AND ECLIFSE MILLS, NORTH ADAMS,
MASS.
0t. 15. 1891, eot- April, 1395. wages
ton mill closed.
increased
12 per
cent.
UNION MILLS, PASCOAG, R. I.
Nov. 12. 1891. run- June, 1895, wages
ning on short time. in?reased 5 per cent.
JONES AND LAUGHLIN, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Nov. 12, 1891, re
duced wages 10 per
cent. ; 500 men are af-
fected.
Feb. 29, 1892, 230
puddlers dismissed.
March 5, 1892, 37
puddling furnaces
elosed ; 200 men out.
Ma."TG, 1895. 403)
men receive an in
crease of 5 to 10 per
cent.
Aug. 13, 1392,
closed; 4000 men out.
MOOREHEAD BROS. AND CO., PITTSBURGH, PA.
March 17, 1892, pud- May 13, 1895, 353
llers' wages reduced men receive an In
fro.n f 5.50 to $5 per erease of 15 per cent,
ton.
STEWART IRON CO., SHARON, PA.
ADril 7, 1892, fur
nace No. 1 out of blast
May. 1895, wages
increased.
IRON FURNACES, KEW CASTLE, PA.
April 10, 1892, no- May 2, 1895, wager.
tices of reduction in
all furnaces.
of 500 men increase I
30 per cent.
NATIONAL TUBE WORKS CO., M KEESPORT
April 25, 1892,works
PA.
idle some months.
August 11, 1892, re
duction of 10 per cent,
in finishing depart
May 8, 1895, wages
of 5000 men increased
10 per cent.
ment accepted .
SLIGO IRON WORKS, PITTSBURGH. PA.
April 26, 1892, mill May, 1395. wages
closed; 300 men idle, increased 40 cents
per ton.
PEXN. BOLT AND NUT WORKS, LEBANON, PA.
May 5. 1336, 10-inch June. 1893. 1033
mill idle.
men receive 10
cent, increase.
per
KNOXVILLE IRON CO.
KNOXVILLE. TENN.
June 12, 1893,
May 15. 1892, idle
some time. wages increased 10
per cent.
CALUMET AND HECLA MIN. CO., CALUMET, MICH.
. July 15, 1892, three, May 27, 1895, wages
and possibly five of 2500 men increased
smelting furnaces 10 per cent. .
closed.
TILDEN IRON MINES, GOGEBIC RANGE, WIS.
Aug. 8. 1892, all
mines, save the Ash
land mine, under con
trol of Wisconsin Cen
tral R. R. Co., closed,
2000 men out.
CAHNEGIE STEEL WORK
Aug. 11, 1892, re
duction of 1') per
cent, accepted-,
June 1, 1895. 700
men receive old rates.
:, BE AVER F ALLS. PA.
May 14, 1395, wages
increased 10 pet
cent. AMSatCAN WIRE NAIL C J. , ANDERSON. IND.
Aug. 11, 1892, re- June 5, 1393. wage-.
auction ot 10 per
eeu:. in finishing de
partment accepted.
of 1000 men increased
10 per c-nr.
M'.EU WIRE NAIL CO
A rig. 25. 1892.
FINDL Y OHIO.'
May 18. 1393, sever
al thousand mea re
ceive an iucre.xsi oi
10 per cent.
closed: 40') men out.
Aug. 27. 1892. liel
lair:. Ohio, furnace
banned down; steel
works c l ot e l.
A Faithlnl Dojr.
Rufus M. Merrill, aged seventy
nine, a well-known ship builder,
while walking on the Portland and
Rochester Road at Portland, Me., was
6trnek by an engine and received in
juries from tie effect of which he died
two hours later. His dog, his con
stant companion for many years, tried
to drag his master from the track, and
had both hind legs cut off. Mr. Merrill
seemed more concerned about his dog
than himself. Trenton (X. J.) Ameri
can. A man in Sedalia, Mo., U callod
"the human incubator." He has made
ft wager to hatch a gninea egg by car
lying it ia his pocket.
tWS ABSOLUTELY pukc
As to a Bee's Eye.
Every boe lias two kinds of eyes'
the two large, compound ones, look
ing like hemispheres, on either side,
and the three simple, or singlo eyes,
which crown the head. Each com
pound eye (as one would" naturally
suppose from the ' term which desig
nates it) is really an immense aggre
gation of eyes, each being composed
of 3500 facets, which means that every
eye seen has its image reflected 3500
times in the bee's tiny brain. Every
one of these facets is the base of an
inverted hexagonal pyramid, whose
apex is fitted snugly to the head.
Each of these pyramid facets may be
termed a perfect eye, for each has its
own iris , and optio nerve. Chicago
Times-Herald. . ' '
There are some vegetables that can
scarcely be distinguished from ani
mals, and some animals that seen to
have all the characteristics of. a vege
table. Like all people with whom the beard
is scanty, the Indians regard it as
blemish and pluokit out.
After Dinner.
After the heartiest dinner a dose of TtnkrV
Dyspepsia Remedy will remove all unpleas
ant feelins??. aid digestion, and build up youi
health. As an after dinner drink it is far su
perior to all other remedies, as it never disap
points, and leaves an appetite for the next
me?J. For sale by Drusgists- Manufactured
by Chas. O. Tvker. Atlanta, Ga.
Tallahatta Springs, Ala,
It i-ured ma of averyannoyingcasof Piles
in a few days. I have sold a good many boxes
of Tf tterina for the common itch, and it has
never once failed to cure. It's all that's
claimed for it. T. L. Bfdsale. Sent by mail
for Wc. in stamps. J. T. Shuptrine, Savan
nah, ;lia.
J
Piso's Cure cured me of a Throat and
Luns trouble of three years' standing. E.
Cadt, Huntington, Ind., Nov. 12, 1891.
r j.
Conductor E. D. Loomis, Detroit, Mich.,
snys : " The eSfect of Hall's Catarrh Cnra is
wonderful." Writs him about it. Sola by
Drujgist?, 75c.
!
It, is So Easy to Remove Corns With
t i idercorn'.we wonder so many endure them.
Get it and sec how irecly it takes them off.
The city of Kiel, Germany, twenty years
r.go had enly 37 00 inhabitants. To-day the
number exceeds 100,000.
A colony of 5000 farmers, from the North
western States and California, are going to
North Carolina' to locate.
You can carry the
little vial of Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pel
lets right in the vest
pocket of your dress
suit, .and it will not
make even ' a little
lump. The'Pellets"
are so small that 42 to
44 of them go in a vial
scarcely more than an
inch long, and as big
round as a lead pencil.
TheycK" constipa
tion. One "Pellet" is a
laxative ; two a mild
cathartic. One taken
after dinner will stim
ulate digestive action
and palliate the effects
of over-eating. They
act with gentle effi
ciency on stomach,
liver and bowels.
They don't do the
work themselves.
They simply stimulate
the natural action of
the organs them
selves. mj3
mmmm
lii
1
thing of a soapy
f
mm
!ial
NO
!6
s ra r r
good to go with it. And Pearline is so much
better than soap that it has the work all done
before the soap begins to take any part.
You're simply throwing away money. li s a
clear waste of soap and soap may be good for
somethihg, though it isn't much use in wash
ing and cleaning, when Pcarlirie's around, m
ill I I
8 J
aVULlUlUlVWLliioi ; 3
Fertilizers for Fail Crops
should contain a high percentage of Potash to
insure the largest yield and a permanent enrichment
of the soil
. Write for our Farmers" Gniae," a illustrated bcok. It
is. luim full of useful information for farmers. It )ji!l be .sent free, and
will make and save you money. Address,
GERMAN KALI WORKS, 93 Nassau Street, New York.
.SELL ON
LovelS Diamond Cycles, e
HIGH GRADE IN EVEEY
LATEST IMPS0VEMSIIT3, LI33TS3T Y7EIGHTS !
HATE TOUR MKCII A'ICAI. FIIIEM) cianiit K ihce mnciiioPd as we desire
to tlvw the work and material to men lir kiMw wliat f:i I work i'
Wes'nkeour busines repntattnn or ver lifiv jiarsfnat llicrc isno hotter
wheel marie in tiie world than tieLtniill iijon l.
Warranted !n every rcpccr. All p-
CitaiOne free. Mlf there is nO:i r.n".
"
MxGufactu:c.-s
ARHS," BICYCLES AND SPORTING GOODS.
JOHN P. LOVJSLL ARMS CO.,
147 Wahington St., ) nnPTnil ff3
; s'; s
A Bojal Collector.
The Czar of Eussia devotes a large
part of his leisure to his collection of
birds eggs and postage stamps, in
which be takes as keen an interest as
a school boy. Many of the eggs he
scoured himself when a lad. He was
a most daring and expert climber, and
on more than one occasion he narrow
ly esoaped death while engaged in
clambering some cliff or tree in search
of his treasures.
OreES ENJOYS
Both the method stud result3 when
Syrup of Figs is taken; i- ii pleasant
and refreshing to the ta?tc, and act
fently yet promptly on tho Kidneys
aver and Bowels, cltanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers aud cures haVitua"
constipation. Syrup of Fig3 is lh(
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial m its
effects, prepared only from the mo?t
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the mo'
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Fig3 is for sale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist avHc
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one rho
wishes to try it. Io not accept any
Eubstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY. tJEW YORK, U t.
JOHNSON'S t lllld. AM) FEVER tonii
Coitt you 60 cents bottle tf t ciTi-ii yn
rl not ipt'.e crt nnless it doe..
Wht dou it cir?
1st. nUills :a Fever.
3d1 Biiiou Fenr.
3rd. Ttfh in Fsv.-B.
4th. Hemorrhngnc I'ever
6th. T):ioe Feror.
fit.'i. Meases.
7th. Neiira'gia-
8th. L Grippe.
Morte back if one hnttle fi:. k roud" emba it
it. A- "B- GiR'BDKAW, Savarniili, Ga-, rropn'or
ffcfj H CAN SAVE MOSEI
V-gy VSSr By Ordering Your
imwai mm aud mm, etc.,
rROM
E. M. ANDREWS,
CnARLOTTE. N. C
j3"Write for Prices and Terras.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Cleanwi and licautificj' the hair.
Fromotct a luxurient frowth.
Never Fails to Eestore Gray
Hair to jte Youthful Color.
Cuie italp Airmer & hair fulling.
)o.fid l."Vat Oruggirta
s. x. u. a?.
with Pearline. 'Twould be absurd. It
isn't necessary. Pearline contains every
nature that's needed cr that's
SIGHT!
PARTICULAR ! ' ' W
ce. izt an l t. lh:;.. CV.U and see thr-m
in rnrr rlj .-?-.. n
J t - fc
ani Jolb:r.- in 8
uuo Uff , lUdbS.
ill!
I. -
tpoor
mpans so much more than i
vou imagines-serious and i
fatal diseases rebuit num
trifling ailments neglected.
1 Don't play With Nature's
1 greatest gittneaitn
If vou are feeling:
out of sorts, weak
and generally ex
hausted, nervous,
hsv tin nnnetite
and can't work, J
begin ai once lad
ing the most relia
Ki .imiothpninr
medicine.whichis J
1 .. tn Ih.ii R i 1
ters. A few bot
tles cure benefit
i Bitters
comes nm i iic d
very first dose it
won t stain four
ttrih. and it's
pleasant to take.
It Cures
4
c Uv-sneosia.
Kidney and Liver
Neuraljria, Troubles,
.
9 rnnc i nation. Bad Blood
Malaria, Nervous aliments i
i Women's complaints.
liiie3 on the wrapper. AH others are sub-
stiiutes. On receipt of two 2e. stamps we f
r will send set ot I en oeauiuui nnu
Fair View and book free.
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hvl
Trademarks, Caveats, Labels and Copy-
Book Free. WdSketch or Model for
free Opinion as to Patentability. All
business treated as sacredly confldentiAl.
Twenty years' experience. Highest refer
jnces. Send for Book. Address !
f -f PITIftrnil n ATTORNEY
I. ril&UCUULU AT LAW,
WASHINOTOaf, I. c.
A 40.PAGE HOCK FH.r.
lingtoa &; Win R. R.
AND BRANCHES.
AND FLORENCE RAIL ROAD.
- i
Condensed Schedtjie. Mat 13th, 1833.
TRAINS GOING SOUTn.
L."ave Weld on 11 53 a. 9 27 j. Arrive Rocky
Jit. 12 57 a. 10 20 p.
Leave Tarboro 12 20 a.
Leave Roeky'Mt. 1 05 a. 10 20 p. 6 00 a.
Leave Wilson 2 03 a. 11 03 p.
Leave Selma 2 53 a.
Leave Fayetteville i 30 a. 12 53 p. ArriTP
Florence 7 20 a. 3 00 ;p.
L.e.ave Wilson 2 13 p. 6 35 a.
Leave Goldsboro 3 10 p. 7 20 a
Leave Masmolia i 16 p. 8 29 a. Arrlte
Wilmington 5 45 p. 10 00 a.
TRAINS GOING NORTH
Leave Florence 8 15 a. 7 35 p.
Leave layettevme
Leave Solnia 12 32
10 55 a. 9 35 p.
a. Arrive Wilson 1
11 28 p.
Leave Tarboro 2 43 p.
Leave Wilmington! 9 20 a. 7 00 p
Leave Magnolia id 58 a. 8 31 p.
Leave Goldsboro 12 05 a. 9 40 p. Arrlyo
Wilson 1 00 r. 10 27 p.
Leave Wilson 1 30 p. 11 32 p. 10 32 p. Ar
rive Rocky Mt. 2 33 p. 12 07 p. 11 15 p.
Arrive Tarboro 2 43 r.
Leave Rocky Mt. 2 33 p. 12 07 a. ' Arriy
Wel ion 3 3D p. 12 55 a.
f Daily except Monday. Dally except Sn;n
day. j
Train on the Scotland N.ejf. Branch Road
leaves Weldon 3 45 p., II ili'ax 4 05 p., arrives
Scotland Neck at 4 55 p., Greenville 6 37 p.,
Kinston 7 35 p. Returning leaves Kinston
7 0 a., Greenville 8 22 a., arriving Halifax at
11 00 a., Weldon 11 20 a., daily except Sun
day, j I
Trains on Washington Branch leave Wash
ington 7 00 a., arrive TarmHe 8 40 a., Tarbo
ro 9 50 a., returning leave Tarboro 4 40 p.,
Tarmele 6 10 p., arrive Washington 7 35 p.,
daily except Sunday. Coainect vrith trains
on Scotland Neck Branch. 4 j
Train leaves Tarboro, N7C.. daily, except
Sunday at 4 50 p., Sunday I 3 00 p., arrives
riymouth .9 00 p.,-5 25 p. 'Returning leaves
riymouth daily, except Sunday, 6 00 a., Sun
day 9 30 a., arrives Tarboro 10 25 a., and
11 45 a.' ") j
Train on Midland N. C. Branch leaves
Goldsboro dally, except 'Snnday, 6 05 a., ijir
riving Smithiield 7 30 a. Returning leaves
Smtlhfleld 8 00 a., arrives at Goldsboro 930a.
Trains on Nashville Branch leave Roojky
Mount at 4 30 p.. ajrrives Nashville 5 05 jp.,
Snrinjr Hope 5 30 p. Returning leave Spring
Hope 8 00 a. , Nashville 8 35 a., arrive Tat
Rocky Mount at 9 05 a., daily except Sunday.
Trains on Latta Branch, Florence R. iR.
leave Latta 6 40 p.j, arrivo Dunbar 7 50! p.
Returning leave Dunbar 6 30 a., arrive Latta
7 50 a., daily except Sunday. j
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw jfor
Clinton daily, except Sunday, at 9 00 a., 4j 10
p. Returnining leaves Clinton 7 20 a., and
10 50 a.
Train No.. 78 makes close connection at
Weldon for all points North daily, all rail via
Richmond, and daily except Sunday via
Portsmouth and bay iino. Also at Rocky
Mount with Norfolk and Carolina R. R. for
Norfolk daily and aH points North via Nor
folk, daily except Sunday. j
JOHN F. DIVJNE, Gen l Supt.
J R KENLY, Geji'l Manager.
T. M. EMERSON. Traffle Manawr.
HOW DO
f Health
Brown's
Iron
"Al
PATE
YOUR FEET FEEL ? 2 (fi)D
r shoes make you limp or shufflel Tfi O -4f
inch corns or rub. up , blisters ! r' "n
Do noor i
Finch
LEWIS
Accident
Insurance
18
foot-sharjed made from tbe
leather all oyer cork filled, water
A GENUINE 90 DAYS ACCIDENT
goes with every pair. Examinej 'em at your dealers.
L.evis Co., IVIqiltei-w, JJosston,
AVOID BulK Soda!
I ' Bad soda spoils good flour
Pure soda the best soda, comes . S8 4
only in; packages. ,x
bearing this trade mark ijr"
It costs no more than inferior package soda
never spoils the flour always keeps oft.
Beware of imitation trade marks and labels,
and insist! on packages
e
bearing these!
! ARM AN! rtAMMFR.SOItt
Mads onljj by CHURCH & CO.
Writs lor Ara end Iiimmcr
The Fastest Cruiser in p., . "
The fastest cruiser in . e,
.t. - i; . clen.
bus rt5miz.eu expectations, irill v?1
Bnenos Aires, just bailtatth. t,
Works, England, for the
and is fitted with twin JfS
chinery of 17,000 horse
is expected to give her a .'
twenty-four knots. The Buentf?
which will be armed with qaij!
nns of the latest pattern, ispro
thronhout her whole length
curved armor deck. New York v1
and Express. 1
It Jb expected f that the coat i
of the Transvaal, South Afrj
1895 will considerably exceed
tons. i
Wiliniattton arfl Wi 8 p
AND BRANCHES.
AND FLORENCE RAILROAD
Condensed ScHEDt-LE, Ji lt 1, ig-)-!
TBAINS GOISQ SOUTH,
Ml. 12 57 a. 1020 p. , ' arm,Roli
Leave Tarboro 12 20 a. j
Leave Roei; jr Mf. 1 05 ai 10 20 n m .
Lave Wilson 2 03 a. 11 03 p.
Leave S'Jlaia 2 53 j
Leave Fayette ville 4 30 a. 12 53 a
F oreace 7 20 a. 3 00 a. I
Ami,
Leave Wiion 3 13 r.. 6 35 .
Leave Golde-tyro 3 10 p.. ; 20 .
Leav MaernolU 4 1Sip. ,
WtlmingtOn I 45 p. 10 09 -v
TRAINS GOIKG NORTH
Leave Florwc? 8 15 J ' 3.1 p.
Leave Fay.4t;vH: o i.". . 0 3S n
kin
Lva Stlroa 12 3i a. :A rrt ve WiUon 1
11 iO .
Leav Tarboro 2 4S p.
Leave WilmCutrtov 9 V.O . 7 00 n,
Leave MarolV. 10 L? n. S 31 r.'
Leave W lson 1 30 p. 11 32 p. 10 32 n
rive Rocky Mt. 2 33 p. 12 07 a. 11 15 P. '
Ar-
Arrlv Twboro 2 4 f .'
Laave Rocy "fc. 2 33 p,
120
WetHfrtl 3 39 y. 1 W R.
fDaily txttpi ilonlny. JDa'lvjtjit
dav.
train o ih-9 S-oKar'J B-finh
t xtr .1 1 0 t r t . 1 1 . . .
B3oiir.au TV rrn. k. no p., vktwiiViU? 60
m mm 11- o s . '1
ii a., umrtTj- a J n. , arnTinj? Hli
11 uva., Ri'..on 11 a., any eirept I8nv
aw,
Trains on Wajhins;t-n Branch Wy $.4.
InKtoa 7 00 arrivi V ir;nli 8 0 a.. Tsroo-
ro n.ou a., r?vtrpi J?ove jiri.ir.. im
Parmele 6 10 ., arrive WaAhii-vton 7
iTC,n kmiii'vvou I Si n
daily ejiteft Son.lay. Conn(V;t r.th tkiai
oa 30waaa .'; jjro.nn.
Trains leaves.Tarbord, N. C. daily e
Sunaay at 4 ou p., sunaay b w j., adma
Plymouth 9 00 p., 8 20 p. Ketutum;
Plymouth daily, except Sunday, fi OOa.j
Sun-
day 8 00 a., arrives larnoro loaoa.
10 25 a. i
and
Train on MidLiaf N. C. Branch W
Goldaboro dailv. "xep: nni'.ny, 6 03 i,
Sm;tbfild 8 00 a., arrJv s rX Gil'ishoroiSMi,
TrlB? on- Ni3hYiUfvjl5-a-n Imv.; Rn-kt
Mount rrt 4 30 r., arr'vt'5 Nihvill! 103 p.',
Sprinjr Hope 5 30 p. R-tur.laR l-ar1 $?iini;
Hope 8 00 a., NashvIHe S 35 a., arf,K- tf
Rocky Mount at Oft a., finny "xotsumht.
Trains on Latti Brach, Florehun
R. E.
loavo Latt 6 40 p.. arrlv Duahnr
Returning lve Dutibar fi 30 a.
7 50 a., dally -xee .'--
arrivslLatti
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsiw for
Clinton daily, except Sunday, at 4 1U p
turning leaves Clinton u a.
Train Jhfo. 7J rn':v, ci..-- fywrtison
W-ldon Vr aU points N.r?v '1 -iiy. a'J rkUTlr
Richmond, and l-uy x e: t aw-
and d lily xe;t Buxi
1 and b.v Un". Also t
Norfolk a4d C-n'-na Tl.
y .th
Pfrtsmoui'i
Mount vr.tb
r. (or
Norioi. d 'Jv an I all iio'.M.', r..i v
Nor-
fol. d.V.ly tvf?-" t S-tn ?.n;
JOHN T. f". IN,', fi nlfipt.
i. R. T.T.:iL, O-n I :! , v.- r.
. T. M. KMKU.'.ON. Tr.i !fl Mvwr.
AS THE WORLD
MOVES ON SO
DOES OUR JOB
PRESS.
JET
Tnere are a great1 may
ch
an?;-
all kinds of bus ne
ss.
We especially call your
tion to
atten-
THE UION JOB
We have just ut in a
nanr TOR ftnf.fif. h.nd bv
brana
1
doing
the work ourselves we arpable
to compete with any hoiise m
the State in styles, prices
qualitv. Remember we do
anything from a visiting canl
.to "circular 24x30. Send w
your a .orders, they .-shall nae
our prompt and careful atten
tion. I Addrss r
THE UNION OFFICE;
best TanDed Calf Skin noft, w.
lid '
- proof gole. I 1
INSURANCE POLICY FOK $m
la
word
New York. Sold by jjocers cvcrj"r'icr :"
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