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VOLUME ft.
RICH SQUARE, NORTHAMPTON COTJN'JfY, H...0' THURSDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1900.
HUMMER
.V
' Look at year tongue.
Isltsostsd? . 'w i : -
Thea you kave a bad
tiatt la your mouth eyery
morning. ' Your appetito
la poor, and food dis
tresssa you. You have
frequent headaches ad
art. often; ulbiy.e.Tour
stomach . Is -weak and
your bowels are alwaya
constipated.
There's an Bid inf re-'
liable ouret "" .
v
y
Doa't take a cathartic
dose aad thta atop. Bet
tor take a laxative dose
eaoh eJgbt, Juat oaouih to
eauaoeaegood fromoye
aioat tke day following.
You fool better the
t wy ; .dayi"i Year
appotits . returns, -your
dyipopsla ia cured, your
headaches 'pass away,
yeur toague -clears up.
your UroQ-acta well; and
your bevels, no longer
give you trouble.
Mm. . . AO
"I kT kM Arr- Pilli for M
7mi, u4 1 osnalder tham tk bMt
Od pill dm au mm roo4
fna Wlf box .1 uf oUmi kin 1
Kn m. M.1avi, ;
M H, MM,, ; AnlfMM, Xfim-r,
Jk. A A. A. A A
'in & Oat. Guhjihd t Hmmn
'Gay is Ilidyf tte,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
Praotioe in .aloonrU Builnee
' promptly and bitblolly attended to.
Furnishing
: i'We''i iJ0W receiving "the laigaal
' . line : or ,nouae L mrniBning ever
Something the Matter.
Windsor ledger.! J .
Our ; readers are acquainted
with the Clark-Kilgo Gattie coo
troveray. It culminated 1
slander ailt brought by Rev.
J Oattls, a promioont mtalater
i f the Methodist church, against
Dr .-J. C. Bilgo, a roioistor and
iroaidop t of T ri o ty CollegaLTh
rasa was tried in Ozford.Oran
rlllq County two weeks i ago. Odell
una vuae,. two traaire 01
college. ' were also aoed la the
na action. ' More than a dosan
lawyers were -rD ployed, mee of
the best legal Ulen t ; An prigb t
judge;; tried fib case. The Jury
was . composed of ( men of all
shades of religious belief. ' The
trial las' ted ' 4 wo weeks. Oattls
got verdict for 120,000. r There
has - not been an iuticuatlon thai
i he jury was tam pared with; Not
tt oitisen '.of Oxford has said aught
In criticiem of the verdict The
case was . tried in Oxford where
Mr. Duke bas given many tbon
sand a of dollara in charity and
where the .Oxford Orphan Asy
lum stands. He is a director of
this, charity; aad baa given it at
least twenty thousand dollars.
We may well bappose then that
local syinpatby was with bim and
hia co-defendants. And, we may
also conclude that the ore r whelm
log weight of the evideace was fa
favor bf the plaintiff, Gattis. The
amount awarded is a small aum
whan hi ' Himum 1a r.nnaiTdnrnd
r -M I . " ---r
LffTo say' nothing1 of a profitable
Otss that was, destroyed, be
en crushfed as a minister
of tbe Gospel. " At least'the ei
dence in the f ase supports these
contentioBK ;Thare was no unu
sual occurrence. during tbe trial
save- the clash if legal -latelleota.
Still there" is aomethlng the mat-,
terand why da we say sa '' ''
1,. Whlle.ibe jury was eonsidi
eciag. ibe case, Dr. Kilgo went
btime loJlorbam aad was given
agreettvreception aod ma stu-dante-iJtneds
the air. noisy with
846' and to the' tune of Jobn
Brown body they sang, "'Hang
TTJIfa Gtfls ona Soarjapplfftrea.'T'
That , ja(;an.;' unhealthy atate of
things.:, .,, ,
2. Tbe day after the trial the
Post at Raleigh said editorially:
-TheL jury Iil-the'GattuwlCngo
brought Jt? this, point. of the Btato,
:,'nd prices onsqpJ these gond&ir
. below.what flitTr. mrpbant8,aiej.get
ting for tbs same hwC.gnods,iAlL
u .wool, balT wool bA tcofttonr fJajrpet-
J(ng anys number, Xlof . yardf J'rpm 8 tft
and even twenty colors; Arc squ"
itbthall wobraria parr wool twenty
five styks and ColorSY8-- Rngs from' 18
nohes to SJ .yardsc long.-ver fifty
styles; joinety fonrpatteraa cotte
- nip jaabtiug, xitq uuuwm rem
XmH Uarpeting for making Rugs.' A
large supply Tin Toilet Sets, Chins
Chamber Bets. Slop Jars and Bnara-
, eled warelTbifty six styles and paf
terns Wood Heaters, best oan,be got-
in, $2.50 and up, Sheet Irotf, Sheet
TtBtEfofe Wd.-afid:Pl6nt StOs-l
Pips on hand at aJI.time8.,,Sarenty
flveVrt fes-Wrndow fihadeV'Fourteen
patterns and Styles Laos' CurtainiW
Jiinds Curtain Polee J and Fixtures;
snsny other things for your heas:in
Janoy good. Xpiue nd see them.
- ;;.Tb largest stock of Millinery wa
ewrJid.j iiu0kiiEaneyOaps for girls
and boys, Capes, Cloaks, Skirts,Shirt
Wnuts,- Childrens .Dresses, anal.
styles "Underwear for. Ladies; Men
,nd Children. , , -4,
' A large stock' Of Single ancl. dooble
bafltel. breech 'and-jiBsleJoadutg
Slxit Guns, "a full stook of' empty" and
" loaded sbells; gu'u'toots anil attaoh;
taSnts;' ass'orteil styles "Revofire'ia, knd
osrtvidgea; small and large Rifles. "
ii'Weiiroinow itf iafgbrkslf Store
and carry ,twintbo; mgak thi foil
than srer before. : I s,,.
irrs jtiyotners,,.-
V ' l
'""Scccessof ro H. C. SPIERS,
.i.; J'-v-rin' 'k rr ft- -
J.lirl'lJ;
Clothing
... .. ,, ,
;' If on "want' "Fine Clothing for a
little money call and examine my
stock, at . the t Poatoffice .building.
Hav recently reooired another larg
let, including a big Jine of OrercoRts
for lien and Beys. My prices are so
lowsa to be perfectly astoomhing.
' Buull ' be"'plc.i-'d to aLow you tuy
stock. . M";'1 tx
roatofliqe Building
Rioh Square, N. C
wndereda verdict yesterday
against 'the -deftnd&nta, izrog the
damage at 130,000. j ;r--.' di
Of t wane." It i was Lord Baeon,
weiibelieve, who, ' upon being 1a
peached f,or hu spoliation, of the peo-
ple.while ,-Yicuroy of India, pleaded
that "considering his opportunities
ne wss astonisnea at nis own mouer-
Tbe verdict might have been for.s
larger (umf A,Dpks ia tbe victim."
vre are .aurpriBea i ouron-
teoporaVy. to aay' notbisgof hia
erroi ia accredfting :w Lord Ba-
9Qa"5i re mark of Lord Olive, we
are much surprised at his article.
Tbe .iniifcation that any twelve
Uqaeo ia, North Carplloa drawn oa
(- joryaner'S sifting' et the attor
l5eyja.uljMCltialtefo':6fcourse
glye ye1rdictagin.sVny pue :ia
as iiisuHtopur people, -And tbe
intimation tbaj Mr, Duke caonot
haye ajfajrj trial iathia State is
also - n n truei. . This com saen t.by
thePost if 5nJf keepiag with Its
temperate utteraueea in tbe pal t
and there i nothing in this slan-
def suit-that calls tor its v'.bleace
ecb Tbe'edtior is sowing
daugerous se'ed' -. rr--. 'lV',;;,-::r.;
Tbe Methodist' Conference .at
Newberrie' ' paassdT resolutions
u'lghl' laudi tory "of Dr KilgQ.
PUke and "Odell and Also paa'aed
DK (Jattisas a mas of blamelRsd
life aud-cbrcter.'-' These two
situations are ; con t radio tery
Priyaie f,rieeds pa seek to bring
brethren together That
proper. "' But tbe publib utter
Unoea pl.t the Oensrenoe is not
kly ,tot bipg goodesults:, It
louKS lilts a row is oa nana in me
church ode - of - the "greatest
agencise fbr- good ' in J:e world.
fhis, cause which sbpuld have re
ceived .so more notice then any
Vtber sui1;'Jia'sbesn'!Bb' digeifled
bat it is like! f te breed rew 'a
lbs college and church. "
There is something tbe matter.
r f)r diomlort, no Irritation M th ra
' testlnes-bul gnntla, prompt, thorowl
, hMklUital ,'Oleaiwin; whan ran taka
1 Sold by all dross eavai
Keeping (History Straight.
- We see the statement frequent
ly . in-vpapera wbiob. bolted Mr.
Bryan or gave bim only half
hearted support that hia somina
tlon lost the Democratic party
those ; northern and '': westers
statea which we had occasionally
carried previous to bis first pom
inatioa. Let ua ; keep blatory
t-traight. This is by bo means
true..; In tbe elections of 1894,
when tbe party attempted lo de
fend Cleveland ' adainiatratioa in
every stu, wnere his politics
were aaopieq oy . me. party
throughout tbe country, tbe Dem
oo ratio party -did not carry a sin
gle northern etate and we lost
tbe following southern elates aloi
Delaware, .West .Virginia, North
Carolina. Tennessee, ; Eentecky
and Misaouri. The Democratic
membership of the house of rep
resentatives was' reduced to" 104
less than it had been since the
reorganization of the party af ter
the war. The supremacy of tbe'
party was confined to South Car
olina, Georgia, Arkansas and tbe
states bordering ba tbe Gulf of
That' waa the condition of the
party when Mr. Bryan waa first
nominated... When tbeae ppera
allege that we swapped New York
for Colorado and Indiana for
Montana they misstate tbe facts,
for New "York and Indiana' were
no longer ou ra, . New Yprk went i
Republican in 1894. and such ve
teran Democratic .congressman
as Amos J. Cummings and otb
ers. : representing hitherto rook
ribbed iv Democratic m districts
were defeated. The Democrats
lost Indiana that year,' by over
44.000, and the Democratic eon
gressionai delegation ,was. wiped
out. In Teaaessee and Kentucky
Misaouri and North Carolina, Re-
pireiieans for the first time reprd
aen'ed at Washington ooostituen
ciee which bad alwaya remained
true to tbe" Democratic party,
The defeat of the Democratic
party in 189c was,, the most oruab
ing-wbich anyparty in power ever
ustainetflfi the history of Amert
.iV.,;-.v;,.-..- .r ; ft T7J
can politics The present defeat
ed ooadition oT- the Deafocratia
party antedates eocalled Bryan
ism. It began with tbe people's
disappointment at tbe policies of
the Cleveland administration,
$tate,svil!e Mascot - '
Tbe Magi of Self Confix ; I Though ta of Great Mioda.
' f deuoe' ! ; All other knowledge is hurtful
:r A man's success in life Is usu-1 lo bim wbo baa not honesty and
ally ia proportion, to hia conn- good nature., Montaigne.
dence In bim self and the energy Honor and shame from no condition
and persistence with which he . ;'. rise; .' "; ;j --r '.-'. .
pursues his aim; Un this com pet lAot well your .' part; there all tbe
ing age there Is little hope for the ,bonor lies, j
maoywho doeaV.'aot thoroughly uwftfe'; 'ijjj-; I ?v, ...pttP0!'
believe in himself.? The man who Let honor be tq, us as Strong an
can be easily discouraged or turn obligation aa .necessity is to ptb'
ed aside froni bta pu rpoee; tbe I era rrfmfvWtffS. wZ$
man who has no Iron in bis blood, nds . mortgaged anavjr return, and
in i - ... Mi-.'.r,. v.-J j
will never win.
i 'fc; "n"r w,i "ff..",. 'D.iiv.
But honesty once, pawned la never
., . Middleton'.'.:i
. . !-. lf-i r;,:i , . .
A wit s a feather, and a chief's a rod
An honest man's the' noblest work
' of Cod,1 ""J.'-::.-: I
The more honesty a man has,
"Half tbe glan fjf strength is I n
the conviction that be is a giant,
Tbo strength of a muscle is en
hanced a huadrfdold by tbe will;
power. Tbe sums m usde, when
removed frosa the giant's arm!
when divorced Vlrna aim the of
the mighty will, cji sustain but a I ,ha ; uka 'h airu U alrofa
fraotlonisoftheweight it did ihMvxXUi. ; ' .
moment before It
ed.;"
iWhat.-miracles
wrought! What impossible deeds: W'-wv. w ...i.-i .JfwJ
aw jiewv uviivi m , vdi aw uii ;; aii; . i , 4 . '
took;Napoleon.pver the AMluWWfHWmfKWB
.-. ' . . v r j lop ffru hairL nrivilnirinir him
mlilwintnr it 1mlfl H'urraa-ikt and ir - or.- .ti. ;r'"r'.-iff-
does and mines oi the enemy; it W--mw."". uw
ISJU AVO10VS1 ewHDB VB V W IVWIJ 0
SSilallconnect f" ' '3'
Q- M f 'Tbe1'aresttrlejroH
Jr'i iswhet'rit can: bear a rlvat's
racles Jconfidence baa whbouV triumpbkin.
Imperfect, atkln
Is always caused by
bad blood. Remove the
cause! Improve your
blood. How? By tak
ing the blood ourifier
I that has stood the test
ior uuny years
It has thousands of
happy . friends, i .Quart
Bottle sell every
where at $!.
"TrlB M1CMIOAN ORUO COMPANY.9
- PtiaW, Mtea. ji-
LrwwMM far Uww UU, -,:
. Tk Ina IJttl Urm tUhk
For Sale by ' ' ' ' ''
Daniel Shaw Drng Co., Wlnton,' N.
Baker A) Haggard, Lewlston, N. C.
Peels Boa. Boxobel, N. O,
' Child Labor In Mills. '
Raleigh News and Observer.
, ' ,The'. evil of employing young
childiien in tbe oottou mill of tbe
State is generally recognized. . It
it baa been the gfeat toniq ia the Wna " poolio hietorys but a I j8 gross injustice , to arrange the
and dis mill ownors and , denounce them
the fol for its presence. Many of them
sand"triumpha in'warand science lieB' land ,the 9. ""el" of tbose have always opposed and most of
ill asaol ; WOti tkU0 tt aVUtU IB U0 " -sr -
world of di8cover'; invention and register of the successes
art; it has helped win the thou- appointments the vices.
'.' .V Habit
Ji ,"Myboy there hasn't a habit
not a habit of any hind." waa th
remark of a proud father one, day!
What ho meant waa that hia sen
did not use ' tobacco, drink wkis-'
key or do anything of that hind.
His nee of the work'habit,' ia not
nnoostmon, , althoagh it ia inoer-
Platarah said: "Habit ia seeoad
nature." .Every person it ia often
remarked ia but a bundle of habits
A great ataay of the physical aad
mental . notions of oar lives are
puruly habitual. Wo arise ia the
moruicg and drees mechanically ,
without considering which ariit le
of clothing we shall pat ou first.
almost without any mental atten
tion to the physical movoments
necessary for dressing. Oar minds
may be in the South Sea Islands,
while our Lerous system, through
what wo ' term the force of habit,
attends to the dressing of us.-
A learned college professor who
has made a special study of "habit-
says that the gieat thing in alt ed
ucation ie thus to tnake our nerv-
oar system dor all instead of bur
snemy, by giving to it the care of
; many details, of daily lite as
peisiible. s I other r words, . we
should, let habit attend to all the
ordiaary , affairs and o save our
mental strength, for ether things.
rherO is no more : miserable hu
man being" the professor rest arks,
' than oae ia whosa aetaiag is ha
bitual but indecision. V- ,-.'.')
Absent-mindedness ia not to be
desired, bat it is still lees desira
ble to ooaipel . the mind to decide
each time wuish sock shall be pat
on IrsC The happy mean be
tween the two is to'aelaet the best
way of doiag the ordinary routine
things of evry-day !ift get into
tbe habit of doiag them ia that
way, and then let tbe nervous sys
tem carry out toe programme. -
.XjUh iEowpiuuou,:. 4
which were deemed impossible.
The man without eelf-confidece
and an iron will Is the plaything
of chance, the pojppet of .hia en-
viroaraont, ioe sieve oi ciroum
stances. : With these he is king.
ever master of the
Success. ., k
who engage in the contention for
power. Paley. ,
You traverse the , world in
search of f happiness which is
within the reach of every man; a
contented mind confers it on all.
TT
situation. -ww.
Enow then
SyT
Maro
Concord Standard.f
The Hon B.-! W Hatcher, . the
State lecture oL the Masonic
order,' ' delivered ' Jhis . appointed
lecture-In the courf tiouse-Thur's
day, beginning afr2.45,' speaking
for 80 'minutes. , Ha spoke from
manuscript. Indeed it Is hardly
possible for anyone ' to form ex
temporaneous sentences witti'that
sy mnjetxrnA beajitjyith which
ne ciotned bte"tnpdguts. as no
described the temp'eof Solomon
in tha perfection of its parts mani
pulated with . the "-akill of
highest training, the rhetorical
thin truth, enough for
,i man to know , . . ..
Virtue alone in happiness below.-
Nature .bas-g ranted to all, to be
them, have mitigated its evil. We
have no. patience with the spirit
lhat advocates legislation against
child labor because mill men are
'oruel1;'"ii'oppres8ive,"v and "in
humane.?' ; The. evil, . has grown
up gradually rand "the mill, men
have put i.ohildren.; io-tbeir Jacto
res in many places because par
ents. who are skilled;workersand
who are desired, refuse to accept
employ snentjunless their children
Cold
. , ..,Vf. i
Wave
Cold weather is coming; get r 1
prepared for it by buying your -' .
- Fall and Winter goods front us. .'
' A large stock of '. ' , .
Dry goodi and Notions,
r constantly on hand at lowest
, prices. .We have in new a nice
stock of ,.. ,,.,;, 5 ,
- .Ready made clothing ', j
for Men and Boys, prioes from '
5 totlS0pertuil;eaasuU
you.' : A beautiful litis of " " ' v
' H' Hata aad caps'
for Maraud.': Boys at usUsually'. ,
low iirices and the Styles are aL
right. Our stock ol . , " f -
J B00T8 AND 8H0E3JV1
is complete and ; are ' sure a v
please in ' style and prices and r
tbe quality is the best -' ' '
A big line of Groceries always
on band at lowest market prioes
Give us s call before purchasing'
- We buy Peanuts, Pass, Ootto
Stares &0.1 and pay top prices, '
cash orj trade. Call on as.
' Tours truly,-.''f
B.P. BBOWJf 4 80N& v
' George, N. a
happy, if we did;bnt know how to were "also employed.!". At law is
useats bsneflts-rCaudiaq. . . , needed tb restrain such parents
True happiness, if understood, and to preyenf th evils that al!
Consists alone in doieg good-; ; recognise folloVtrom 'the' em ploy
v -Thomson, meat and close confinement of
No manlis blest by accldentor guess; children. ' ' - i . f '
True wisdom is the price of happiness Let the ad vocates of child labor
t , r. - f Young, ., 1 law-a pressing necessityi-baBe
He wbo- baa health ha hope, their advocacy upon thejrigheat
anoT1)w1l!b"hVs2lpe.a8 everffl tfrotrndfiiwfcaaityr'tet the
thing Arabian Proverb. J appeal to the best parental love
How.easvit ia for one beaevo' those who have put their children
th lent belnir to diffuse pleasure io faotoiiesand to the best nature
i I - I - . i ill a a. r
amnnr) h m. air1 hrt irn ir . a Ul sDLam mD BOO lUHHIl lUWir
Lets ;
End the
CENTDRT-
1900--
; ? w,;are going to, run , of ear .
, entire stock of Worsted snd win- '
ter Dress Goods, Men's , anef .
Boys Cjothin'g, Shoes, Millinery
. and everyUungLwith.a smaller'
i( profit than evsr before, bsgia
ningwith Deo. X, thus 'BHD
ll THE CENTUBY BIGHT.'-
HOIIDAY GOODS t
Beautiful new and fresh are now
precision and the fluency -of "lit- kind heart a foantain of gladness co-operation
t nap lopmi - h h : ho hmhffhl I Uiaaior O vry lUlUK IU It T1U1U11T r
forth aeemetl- to make it easy to freshen into" smiles. Irving,
realise that grand structure went A noble heart, , like the son,
up without the sound of axe Of showeth its greateetoouatenance
hammer. ' The figure referred to in its lowest estate Sir P. Sid
tbe buiidisg upof 'well ronaded uey,
moral character. -r'-' ' VL-'Haste and tasbne'ss are storma
The Bible.' he sa'd.' ls"tb'e tight and tempests.' braaklagfftxand
of Masonry. The' human mind wrecking business; 'but nimble
with ' ' educators,
teachers and all wbo
wish to advance 'he mannfactur
ing Interests in the State along
with tbe education ; and develop
ment of its youth. : That apptui
will not fail. BuV an appeal has
ed upon denunciation- of parents
whose children- work in the mills
or tbe mill' owners will fail, be
cause such ao appeal, as to most
looks iaquiringij fbr 'that which nessisafull. fair wind,' blowing I . hnth -.,. h hnih nn
is Ttygnd.. - Masonry,.digs deep it with speed to heavea.-Fuller. warranted aid" unjust ;;;
inio the quarry of DtviBirtf Oth
and brings out. tbobeautoous
character as if evolved from the
divine-mind. ' ff
He toached upon that mystic
power ' or Masonic vratntog oy
which aye answers to eye And re
People' w ho are always' taking
care Or tneir rjeann-are 'ike
misers'whoare boarding a trees
Of llllerest to Farmers.
It ls deslt-ed to" call the atten-
urer which they have never splr- tion of the farmer f ruitgrowers
it enough to enjoy Sterne. : truckers; and alt others intersst
Health is tbe greatest of all po- led , in. agricultural porsuita in
sessions, and, 'tis a maxim wltb woruu; varoiiit u uw iac mai
cognises tbe friend though,, he is pie; that a bale coble r Is a better the Entomologist rpf the De part-
met in - the ranks of a deadly foe man than a sick king, Kicker, ment oi Agriculture, at Kateigb,
staff. ' N.C.. desires them to send him
Bei 'sober and tm Derate and epeoimetta of any injurioua in
you will be happy. Ben Prank- h6?118 that may oome to their nor
iin tice.. "They are ' '-alao invited to
send '6peb'mens"pf any tii sects
regarding vhich .tboy desire in
formation, and such Information
will be gived" ts far"aspossible.
Itia desired to make the Depart
ment of. s great practioalbenefit
in thu nnonln as f.nssihlfi. and no
.stru'ctBreptrituW
;v"'-!- A' - ; tWPMeTnjsaajf ut saut to oa
Dollsl . Dolls I Toy Beau-
Jtiful knamntv, ToiletOa-
eT Wofir'Bofes,- 3haVilig-''Ci-
Neotie, Handkerchief aad Caff
Bozes, Gold Pens; Books' from
famous writers snob ss Longfsl .
low.Holmes, Browning, Xllioet, v
Bos etc., Imai Cards and Bok
lets.-Albums'and large line oil
fancy Glassware he if afbl and
ornamenU -besides' a oompletr
line' of Ties, HsndlrerobiellL.,
. Muners t for ( Gents, CollarstteB '
" 'for ladies made of pleated lihN
Wty silk and' hundreds of other'
1 things not' mentioned, a Oil -Pain
tint-k a' specialty, heaatifoj
"" p'annel ' picWres. 4 Also" a" aios 1
' line of Parlor1 and "hall Lampa
- Please ? come and call fbr that
you do not tee. ' ' -1 ' 't
MATTIE E. O0PELAND, Pr a
.i New York BaekeS ator
Woodlanp, N. C .. .:'
edifices
oc where words sre oottateiiigt
Tho world's famdua
were long. years iqubuUdJog even
some measuring beyandJacentu.
ry, but the temple b1 Sotowon,
lin.
Happiness it in tbe taste and
not in the things themselves; wet
the grandest oT alLwas fitt In art happy from possessing what
about seven yeaM.,;T.nusMasqn we1 . like,' not from possessing
ry leacnes toe an oi moral iram wnat olhera like. La Rochefou-
ng: that faclliti tea VUC develop cauld.
-A kt 1 I - L. .. . . ' "
uiet Of
be bappy
low I
-aappiness and
eraft lWywiotoau'Khthbose L. ...
I UwlUVfl Ui iWU-i 9aVs
ncrtratned.l thrf istystoirjeA "of
inanrnar. -s
r
The Si
Tbefe a
to add bapi
die Ueta There,- i
It aVdrxl ml jtw I bias's'
HneCehd iuwhi'ne io
niiUery. are. this
rtiaies, tba-et-
cpost bounds whereof we know
not, Locke. j. -io.n ua ,
There ia this difference between
happiness, and wisdom:1 he ibat
thinks aim.self the -happiest , man
really is '.ao. but be lhat thinks
himself the wises V-is generally
the greatest foof Col ton. j
a mafe'rumntbatrtltptbrsbuh
tbiaVebJitirJ0J$ ii& and
l . ... TV 1
cucumDeraremarss inejuj-Bam r .. , i :
Sun.' bu t . there la kotbng1 That , Hovr are ymr Kervea.
soaks a maa's system ao lull of I i If they are weak and .yen feel uer
thereat calm and benignity aslvoue aod easily 'flustrjted, " can't
tbe smile of tbe man who always sleep, and rise in toe-4nornip(f un
looks on tbe bright side of every
tblsg. When' tbe chronic groaj-
bier ' dies, ' humanity leels; as
though it has got a good joke on
the devil, but wbea the matt or
perennial sunshine passes awsy
tbe selfish.' world stops for a mo
ment and ' drops a. tear on Uis
grave, " --w 4'
refreshed, your. Wood, .poor,
I Strong nerves depend upon, noh,
nourishing blood, -.Hood a Srsapa-1 pose.
. D u ring , this , win tar, tbo. fruit
growers are. especially: urged to
matte -a,; careful examination of
tbeir trees, and send any. insect
or auspicious twig to the Depart
iieot so-that the matter may be
.uvesiigated! if lii. ia-bf jmpor
lanca,,,, .. Aa i,thi,a ? office Ja fur the
oenefi (oj the ,, people, we, hope
tbaf they, will use it to the bes of
their ability,: by oorreapoodt-n'
urOtbetwiae.i''y'.ji (s.-is.,8'if; !
An -oiforf i being made -fv
build up collection Of insects
far tha" griculturaf Department
and for exhibition in tbe State
Museum."' The aid of all Isasked
in getting specimens for this pur
... M
rllla makes the nerves strong by en
riching and vitalising the blood. , It I
given, sweet, a refreshing sleepand
completely cures nervous, trouble
Begin taking it today,4. ; .
V tfuusea,' mdigssUon.are cur d by
H-odPUl,.
. feend any specimens or inquir
ies to. 1 .:.al . . "
. Franklin Sherman, Jb.,
.- i- i ,u Eatomologis'.
Agricultural Dfparimiti
, f , . iw " Raleigb, N. C.
Lisfenl XiistenI, !!,:
and read what - - i ,'-
T,;HriiieHou:,;
, has to say;, ; am nam
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'i: are ba ahowing the pahv
lie the 'tnosf complete'"
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