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HENDERSON, X.C. "i . lH7.-sta,Ml 1 TIUJKSIA Arillb 1 EOLINE. U'ntu ji li tli.- Hold Lkak.J tImiu'h gone : '!'ii'u'it gone ; -Il...n'il ii :il.is I'.lliiil'. Imiii me TJLwu'it goneiala.-, Eoline, gone liuut me. ! ear where the tail pines beckon, weep j I sit in sad, sad sjleprf I'm alone J'm alone in tin: wild-wood with but mem ory of thee Willi a sad, sweet memory, Eoline, of thee. TW.m if "one: I Thou'rt gone 'Jholi'it gone, alas, Eoline, from me.' Thou i t troiic. alas, Foline, gone from me; , I see your raven tresses waving in my j . , .,.,,,. o ionger Jove-li-ht steams; I see the smih: upon your fa.ry mohled And tae'as yet the nectar sweet as honey, From tile rosy, pouting lips 'pon which I i,.f,.J'l,V,';r i'i ',..,ri'..;.ili ..ii'nilf.-d vou in Wichi rui.'.rso,,,brc shadow land of the mortal dead. Whose mazes by tli. living never have or will be tread. In the land of the bright Hereafter, when: in time to be, Will 1 meet thee, Eoline, will 1 meet fl.pf and thou me? I 'i'liou'i t gone ! Thou'rt C'one ! 'nion'it foiic. alas. Eoline. Ironi me Thou'rt gone, alas, Eoline, gone from me: Oh can it be forever that the vision of thine , lias passed into a memory which has pass- ed me Hitting lv, ...... As I lie among the shadows of a tall and A face that cannot smue is like a Jolty pine .'bud that blossoms and dies on the 1 milking ol my ui-ram i unite, i.oune, i mine ami thine".' Thou'rt gone. '. Thou'rt gone '. Thou'it gone, alas, Kolinc, Ironi me ! 'I li.in'rt cone :ilas. Eolbll". "one from l'lic! Your gent le voice is hushed in the Silence , of the Fast In the dark and sombre shadows of the ever, ever mst, Your snow white hand is lying crossed in... ii vimi- l.i-f.;ivf As vou Jie alone, but the crumbling dust, at rest That tender beating heart has it mingled "Vile dust can it be, Eoline, can it be or no'.' jan the sweet and lovely features fade and waste away Fade as like the' summer roses fade and lO till! lOW droop away Can it be forever that that spirit sweet of thee Will be forever lost from me, Eolane, and thee ! J. A. l'Ar.KKK. La (J range, Ky. g ... Woman and the Home. St. Louis Magazine. J Nothing so helps a woman through the long weary days of work, as the knowledge that what she does is appre ciated by those she loves ami for whom she toils. Think of this, husbands and fathers, and remember that a kind word is always in season. If, on some morning, the coffee is a shade too brown to suit your taste, do not scold about it; and, on every other morning when it is delicious, say so. Try this way and you will find your coffee, and everything else, to your taste nmch oftcner ; and besides, you will give the ones you ought to love best the sweet consciousness that they are doing their work well, and giving satis faction to the oncf of all others, they most desire to please thus inspiring them with renewed energy to strive for the merited reward of kind, apprecia tive words. And so shall an atmos phere of peace, and sweet home happi ness come to pervade the whole house, born and nurtured into beautiful, fra grant blossoming by your own kind words and deeds. Let us ail remem ber, too, that the higher and happier our home life, the more wisely and letter we may hope to do the work that lies waiting for us beyond it A pleasant place to "come home to" is the greatest energi.er a man can have. Then let us strive with an earnest and constant purpose to make and keep the home cheerful, inviting and pleas ant. Every home should be brightlv and tastefully furnished, fieelv if carefullv used, and every table should be regu larly spread with a reasonable varietv ol gooii, wholesome :md appetizing food. Economy is a very good thing ; but, when it degenerates into unneces sary '-scrimping," it becomes mean ness. '1 he very poor are often obliged to stint; but. what their necessitv muK.sa Hue. , reauy a crime in lite . . . . comiortat'iv situated. iiat are deli e (ieli - -eaten? cious tilings made tor, it not to be The appetite claims a certain amount ot what some onider luxuries to salis- 1 1' it 111. 1 ii - J, ,1, . ... 1.1 ... . ' i-c .:pi.cu m a leasonable quantity at the hotne table -v cramg. unsatislicil stmn.un is a dangerous thing, whether it is the re - suit of over indulgence in improper, or tne want otsatistymg food. The A eldon A'.Ti'jr says it recentlv learned that there are good prospects for a railroad to Avoea in Bertie county. A road now runs from Le wist on to Winsdor and it is Kdicved that it will be exlencd to Avoca in a short time. It is said also that the road which is in course of construc tion from Boykins will conned at Lewiston with the road to Winsdor, thus giving that section of the country an allrail route to the commercial centres, which has been greatly needed. Greensboro JVorth N,,-.- '0p nui -vy"p within a few years, has astoii Andrews has completed his arrange-; ih-" l,,t?, lL l is will":,it 1"lll't H'o k ,1 i ii ii . sato-t and best lemedv ever liiscovercd for mcntstopushthehalem k. R. on to- the speedy and ctieetual cure of Con J,.. wards hurry, ad tcm and ilkes. J Colds and" the severest Lnn- troubles It mis is me most important move- ment in the interest of Greensboro that has been made since the C. r. oc Y. V. came to our doors. It will open up a new country for our market, a country too, not excelled in North -Carolina. The branch road of the Wihningtcn Cv: "Wcldon railroad has readied Clinton, and the Ciintonians rejoice thereat. Epigrammatic Philosophy. r j Economy k the umbrella which we , never lend. I II vou have friends in adversity ; As by them. I t, ... . t i. .t to u-nrsp i I Jiciwi wuu u, i.mi j in "keeping it. The end of passion is the beginning of repentaiice. Charity is a first mortgage on every - ,urnatl ling's posession. I To reason with the angry is like ; j.. ' whispering to the deaf. Conscience is the reward of virtue ; I nml avfivcr of rrimp .r . . , -'""O - neeriuine i.s me beeiuicut jai . the pantry of our nature. Enw is the vinegar that tarnishes ; y M follows on thc bcel of wrong. , v, (l,.,.- fl-.ni- ldnnma nnh- I in the garden of righteousness. Vnuwpr with which wc! sprite the plants of our folly. lnrd irlens ire the cobwebs u tx) n Absurd idea aie tne coweus upon the ceiling of common sense. v..-.w0 Justice is the soapsuds with which ' J . . . .. we wasii tne nannei sniri oi wiung. Consideration is the pot in which i . i. . n i . i i. r we boil the coffee ol our judgment. ; stalk. Humor is the clear, sparkling water that bubbles from the springs of good nature Remorse is the canker-worm that gnaws the cabbage plant of our con- SCiCllCC Sorrow is the bent pin that we sit down upon in the arm-chair of earthly existence. Originality is the garb only worn by those who can cut, fit and make it themselves. True glory consists in so living as to make the world happier and better lor our living in it. The physically blind thank you for your guidance; the mentally blind usually reject it. Investigation is the acid that discol- j ors the glitter of hypocrisy and reveals thc orides of deceit. Persistency is the hook that catches the trout of purpose and lands it upon the bank of fruition. Monopoly is the rudder that steeis the canal boat of general prosperity upon the rocks of impoverishment. Eear is the donkey upon which igno- i ranee rides out of the sunshine of en lightenment into darkness of super stition. Restraint is the curb with which we rein in the mule of our passions and recklessness, the spurs with which we j urge him along. Pittsboro Record: A syndicate of Canadian capitalists will soon begin j work at the Ore Hill iron mine, in J this county. This mine was worked on a small scale as far back as the Revolutionary war, and during the late war it was worked quite extensively. The ore is said to be of the best qual ity, especially suited for making car wheels, and inexhaustible in quantity. Our young friend Joseph E. Robin son the very intelligent and wide-awake editor of the Goldsboro Argts, will maKC hf presentation speech to the successful cadets of tne Davis School, at La Grange, on thc occasion of their athletic games to take place Uie 14th and 15 th of April. ; Raleigh iVcTCS- Observer: Farmers who came in from the country yester- day reported great damage to the fruit throughout the county. Reports in- dicate that everything in bloom has been killed, and that the fruit crop will be very short. . ... Tbp Tr.n'rt Citv ).tv i,-..-. IVa)' I ' - . 1 . . ' J 'Hill .-..T. lil'l. 1 CWcl h:ls ha(1 a w:re strct( hoa from !tiic v;aL.m Academy to the telegraph j u;-rc jn Winston, connected at' each 'end with an apparatus, so that the .r,r n-,;.-bt 1. --.Ma t, Ml.. ,.v,,.(;.,i 1 ; lons in teleirraDhv. - A J Greensboro Aevs: The Lindlev 1 Bros, are our authority for sawng that ! the peach blooms are not all dead. In low ulaces from hilf to two-thirds are kiiied. but uon the high land they are as yet uninjured. This is after a c.i re ft in ves t i ura t i o n . The Weidon AV.vj tells of a nc :ro in that countv. who w. s 1 ei ii ir irieu ior . I . . - 1 - i-wiLiiy. cii.ii uunng me trial actually stole a pistol and otiier articles, from t m t .. L . 1 . r 1 ' 1- int. auuiiu-j v. no was ueienumg mm. Charlotte will vote on the prohibi tion question in June. What True Merit Will Do. The unprecedented sale of Jl,.i-h,t's (?, ,-- ,:i ;i" enuiei tuntieiii principle irom 1.1 1 . - -. ... - . . uie usir.u pn-scriptions piven by I'hvsici; as it does not dry up a Cough and leave the disease still in the system, but on the von- trarv reiiiovp: the eau.f of the trouhl ic, neais I , the parts a(!ectil and leaves them in a parol v health v condition. A bottle kept in the hiiuse for use w hen the diseases ni.,ke th,ir appearance, will save doctor's bills j aim :i loiiir so.-i i 1.1 serums 1 rnss A 'i-i-. ..? ' .. ; . , . "in vouwiice vimi oi uifse kcis. 11 is nos - itivcly sold by all dniagists and general dealers in the land. I'rice, bottles. j els., large -SOMEHOW OR OTHER WE GET ALONG. w.f i bu.tl7XTbout the house, Her face Mill bright with a pleasant ( i,-.,mi snatches of happy son" gibem-d her hw,lt " ! Wllllt , ! f- smile, The ?ol man sat m tiie chimney nook, j ': nuiutieclav pipe within his lips. And all he'd made and all he'd lost Ready and Clear on His nngei wps. ' "Good wife, I've fu-t been thinking a bit, , Nothing has done very well this year; OF Mniicv l- hound to in nam 10 :;i't ( Everything's bor.nd to b very dear; I How the cattle an: going to be fed j.ui(j f).A ,u.pt and credit'sum How we re to keep tiie ios at scuooi, i I can't make balance by my rule. She taj-lkr round from die baking And she faced him with a cheerful laugn; "Why, husband, trar .one vou w..k oi "' . . . . ..11-1 :..i." j ut im- M n, ' ; Iffv weif antong. : I'm not a "rl; I ' w N-eho. oi other wc gU aloup. - 3 H1 UrU 1 IK1 ll tw S Through every strait we have found a road, l i'cf we've found a song ; AVe've had to bear and had to wait, Lint somehow or other we get along. 111 V v - " I ''aKSSSS! u!' Six boys have called us father and mother, -.-,, ,.f . !;.,-,,,,, Htl(i .ioinr wcll:! Ve owe no man a penny, mv dear," ! 1 (;, ,liani i wish vou wo'uld snml . I. I.:. .1.1 ,.11 .-.-. W'c'if both of us loving, well and strong.. ; e again And think how well we've got along. t He filled his pipe with a pleasant laugh; u,. sa-,d lie kissed his wile with a tender pride; ' 1 11 do as vou ten me, love; I'll hist count up on the other side," bin: left him then with his better thought. And lifted her work with a low. sweet song ! A song that followed me many a year, Somehow or other we get along. Very Old. rFroni thc Independent, Jan. 8, 1883. A press dispatch from Philadelphia, giving as authority the labors of a repor- lr ou UJrtt W LI CIL J ' Ul pui 1,-3 1.W OWlilO vv.J' unci eating information about big life insu rant e and those who hold them." Among th?se are mentioned Mr. John B. Stetson, 720,000; F. Ii. Gowen, 125 000; John Wauamaker, S250.0U0: B. II. Shoemaker and Wharton Barker, 100, 000; Geo. IT. Stuart, 100.000; L. C. ( assidy, J. It. Dobbins, and George Harding, 100.000. Those are Philade! phians. Among New Y'orkers are niei tionod: II. B. Claflin, 125,(00; Henry Ward IJeecher, 700,0 )0, Chas. A. Dana, $120,000; Chas. Pratt and Henry B. Hyde, 1G5.00); John Gibb, 170,000, Alexander Barrett and r. B. Roberts, 20000; Cvrus V. Field, 240,(00; F. "V. Devoe, 2o0,(00; Pierre Lorlllard, 255,000; lay Gould, t0',oo0; W. u. Vanderbilt, $320, 000. Perhaps this list is in part imaginative; yet many of the names have been repeat edly brought into typo in this way; and, as to some of the prominent mea uauied. it is undoubtedly true that at least they carry large insurance. The argument from exampla is just as good as it is in tended to be. It does not mean that the man with .',000 a year ought to have 200.000 insurance because some million aire carries that amount, nor that he ought to take out a larger policy than he has reasonable expectation of paying lor. It means that the men whose judgment is best attested by the results it has achieved for them, believe that the life insurance system is safe, do not believe any of the stale stories about misman agement of the companies, &c, and do not believe life insurance coat more than it returns. Some years ago, within the personal knowledge of the writer hereof, one iusurauce man mentioned to another the name ot Albert Weber, then a well kuown piano maker, as a man who was not insured, and was therefore, a possi ble candidate. Whereupon the other replied: "Albert Weber cau't be insur ed." The meaning of course was that ; Le. thut iS) l;e woud uot be msure u 1Je diei Lot very lol)g ttleTm The son oi the sime name, proved not his tipial in business abilii y, and it is evident th.U Mr. Weber's estate would have b-3en piotiud had he had a les liiml -rooted otjeetion to lite insurance, This is only a very ordinary example of the kind, hard y 10 be named b the side of the mauy painful eases of wealth .exchanged tor poverty, aul luxury for ' privation, because of ua ovjr conti Je:ie e 1 ; in the lix ty of individual pro-.i ity. j The wins of riches, the changefuiness ; of liUiLe:i.il I'liml i I ii mx. Din . i-i i . Iun..n .t! V.2'"VV1.W V." Ai oaviii ssi.methiuj; put beyond contin- e,u'-v- ai d the luct that nothing is q lite -sal ''r"!' reverst-s wliii-h doos not stand ul,,m wuje prosperity these are the ptaine.-t less.ms ol experience. T 1 . . 1 ; ... 1 .1 ... 1 1. .. . Tiie mora! is old and bi.iufilv To l.o. 1 come insured is not to become rich, txtp: in a highly liuiative sense. I Per tho 1 resent rich, it is to secure a lortuue aaiiust nil dangers; fori the mass of mankind, it is to put up a barrier against prsitivd want. It is a! saving process practicable lor all aud, practically that i?, in the insuia.ice! seuse-eomi.leted a- soon as it is bejiun. i No other pn.ce.s has ever been devi-ed j which w ill do as numb; and none can be. 1 1,, 1 - u n iininu y i;cic -aiure is not so i-ind and human bj' th,at De l j eness, there can be existem.-: may nutLiajr else to tase its place. It costs. undoubtedly; thit is the worst of if; but all ai 'i -iirement cists. It is onlv air ! eas'Jes, and ''expectations,'' and prom-i-e-, that are cheap. It you ilo not already carry a policy on 1 your lite, ea l on J. R, Young and ttk-i one cut. It is a duty you owe to both' y u:sc!i' and j our famiiy. Having o,ia!ihVd as administrator of! i eeaeii, netore the Cerk of the Sunenor "iillrl n V.innn,...i ll . . : , , "".llo,-uuuth i persons in- I dc-bted to said estate must make irame UMl.e 'ipt''; na those holding claims ; ' -J" the estate are noiiried to present ! months: fmi.. i the date hereof, or this notice will Ce ; i i , . . ..... ! pi-auea in oar oi their rec-jverv. This ; inti-. Hnr..f tr..i. iv- - R. R. MORGAN A.l ininistrator of the estate of MrsV.Miiiy Ann CutU. dee'd inch. 10 ti o. THi GOLffl BELT.IIBDKIISllN FEMALE JEWELRY STORE Carries the most complete assortment . of IF.WFI RY ' I ! ANY HOUSE IN THIS SfcO j TIOX, AM) AT PRICES MORE REASOXAHLE THAN ANY WHERE ELSE IN THE STATE. SILVERWARE f i . 4 ... : -1 every uescript.on. Aimniinj mine world you want, from a napkin ring to a fifty dollar water service. WATCHES of all sorts, styles, sizes and prices, j S from the noisy and longmeter winding ; Waterbury to a two hundred dollar, ' split second gold horse timer. I QPTPT API FQ 3 L-j I nvLLv to 'r ease and comfort while reading, and rvmfr tbf. t;,ri " & . , j U V of thc old reliable SETH THOMAS make at hard pan prices. REPAIRING. Our repair department is as thor- ough as an Approved Watchmaker and all the Modern appliances can I possibly make it, enabling us to re- i pair Watches. Jewelry, S:c, left with us! in the least possible time, and in the most workmanlike manner ! j WE HAVE THE ONLY AMERI- j CAN LATHE IN TOWN ! We guarntee satisfaction in every i W. H. B. Newell & Co. JAS. H.L ASSITER & SON. WOULD CALL THE ATTEN TION OF TIIE PUBLIC TO THEIR LxYRGE AND Well Selected Stock j Consisti ng of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, G LASS WARE, SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, FLOUR, MEAL, CORN, OATS, HAY, BACON, LARD, FISH, &c, ecc. Also a large quautity of Standard Fertilizers Consisting of WHANNS' PLOW BRAND, PACIFIC GUANO, For Cotton and Tobacco. PATAPSCO GUANO, For Cotton and Tobacco. SPECIAL TOBCCO MANURE, STAR BRAND FERTILIZER, &c. JAS. H. LASSITlR & SOX, IlENDEKSOX, N. C. may 13, a. ! Il b H J r. UEJUJL ALWAYS SATISFACTORY EIGHTEEN SIZES AND KINDS AIL PURCHASERS CAN BE SUITED MANUFACTURED BY Isaac ISlieppard & Co. ,Baltiniore,Ma. AND FOK SALE BY J, L. H. Mksillier i HENDERSON - - N. C; Y VLUABLE REL INSTATE FOR SALK. I wi'-l "H on hundred valuable build- i :ng lots in tne town of Henderson, j N. C. Persotis wishing to purchase will ! to oallarwl sa trip T will iiiatn theisrms easv. JAS. II. LASSITER. Henderson X. C- ! stimulate tt, f,: is.- Mna.h. i I" - -m ---- I t"i"eitfcwiveorgans.rfgulaleiiUie ! ',W1 e'8 ""(l re uuequaled as au AHTI-EIUOUS MEDICINE. 1 , . . . . ' ! r , .- ! proptrii m iu 1 rc-einjc th-Nyi.tera : I rum ti:i ... . . i -.. io.c Kinull. l'rice, 20cts. Sold Everywhere. mcc,44 3Iurroy Stf "New Yorkt 1 ir fliYifin. u. 1 1 IE, t t M M Kl H K Pi a ' V I 1 i . COOK STOVES Ea n E?? n a n THE OPENING SESSION institution will be-in on tin- first Wednesday in February We have a now and handsome building with ;;ood accommodations for boarding ami town pupil. 1 upils may enter at anv time and pav from tune ot entrance to ciosc oi icn... ' CltAKGESPER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS: T. in Tutoi-iii.uli;! I )enn 1 t nit'llt. 12. .0 III tlill. I IIH.MU.IV J I l'rimarv Hoard (includin-r f uel and lights,) Tuition in Literary Department, Washing 2." cents per week, Instrumental Music, (with use of Tiano or Organ,) Vcal Music, in separate lessons, " clasps, Drawinj and Painting, each, Laimuases. each. For further information, nddress TvEV. J. jan. 20-3 I. E3v3 Vegetable Its Claims Sustained BY THE TESTIMONY OF Willing Witnesses THE GOLDEN HARVEST -OF- HEALTH REAPED From this Prolific Remedy Interesting Treatise on 15Ioodand Skin Diseases mailed FliKE to all who apply. It should be carelully read !y everybody. Address THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ca. JJg iSTD IjXSO "S MAXUI AC1 URER OF CARRIAGES AND WAGONS, mm i: iSiKr w ii me & Fullline of Blacksmiths' Supplies ; Engineers' Supplies, Pipe and Steam Fittings ; Builders' Supplies, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Putty, &C In fact we carry everything in line of CARRIAGE and WAGON MAKERS' and BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES, and BUILDERS' HARDWARE. Orders taken for the Celebrated i fi GHAMP10X IRON F1LXCIXG. iurnisneu on application. r ! Ilave you used it? If not then you should call for .A. L A. 13 j S T T JST 35 ! The new substitute for Paint, Calcimine or Wall Paper. Cheaper than Paint, hot ter and prettier than W'uli Paper, and vastly superior t Whitewash. Cheap and dura ble. A full supplv 011 hand. In all eoiors. Ask for sample cards. may 131c O'NEIL BLOCK, HENDERSON, N. C. Luther Sheldon, SASHES, POORS AND UNPS, MOULDINGS, "-I3RAC KET-, STAIR RAILS, NEWELS, BUILDERS HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY AND BUILDING MATERIAL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Nos. 10 Vresjt Side Market Square, and 4'j Roa ,oke Ave., Norfolk, t Virginia. Established in 1870. SELL YOU K TOBACCO AT COOPER'S WABEH0USE, HENDERSON, N. C. THE-S" J.T-.-W-A.'YS BIG SALES AND T -l 1" x . - 1 ,1" v ni'tner lTrtorLasf b:ucthev J 1 u 1.. aiidiNaieiv EAll tobacco put on our floor shall at all time?, and under all circumt;tnces, be- -old for its full market value, and we defy any Houc or Houses, in or out of the Staff, to surpass-, or fqual our prices quality con-idered. We work for sill aiike. The best Tobacco e U for the most money t our House, w are filing TOBACCO, not MEN, and it is our deteriiii'iHtion in the future, as in the pad, to eive equal justice to nil, and self your Tobacco for tli- 1 sf cunt !t wortli SsiJV-rl rif 1 ht t.jnrcl TlriirJit , Jonaeeo iuyers in ihe U. S. have recently located upon our market, fcr Ln,5j parson, and we have now bevond I, - ., r. . - xjtrai Aeaiersj i IheSiiUth. Cjiiiip to active mai ket and livelv demand for ?$rl? " to. our Hou?e -. J e in t-ive u a funiiai wenuiue, wiui eoou Bi'com iiioua- prices fcr your Tobacco. I -Tfjt arrived, the finest lot of i ie? i uiuui;iii u tins iiiarKei, i til rou 1 , .. .! i t . x ale a very reasonable prices. Call to COLLEGE 10. (H) ."K1.00 1..IN ").(H 20.tM) 1.1. (K) ii.OO "i.nn 5.W JvIIODES, A. M., II . F. COLT.KC.E, IIendkusox, X. C. Blood Purifier SUCCESS THE TEST OF MERIT. A REMEDY WOT FOR A DAY But for a Half a Century. IS A. O'NEIL, 1ST. c. AXI) DEALER IN" AND Carriage anl Wagon MAKERS' SUPTLIHS. o SPOKES, RIMS, HUBS, van - um-m IRON, STEEL, BOLTS, SCREWS, &c. u i a t&b. ill U4Amm tn tt f fjTp l I l 1 11 1 tjj 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i t foct 29, lc XjEA.IT) I2ST HIGHEST PRICES t 1 t- , , , Make Prices that Can t be Beaten r t , .1 i:juaiL'u. doubt one of the troniret mrw of see u uromntlv. while ttp have nn . ' ... " all colorv 0rrlp. When vnti load wj ide Ton ami no Top Busbies and Car an o.. uitm iuuy wairaiiitu, i.nu ior II f II 1 ' see them before you buy olsewherp. I rTT IMMW fyrviTT m Ltltltlt rtTtT(T)T1 iniiniwmHmMnTnTiTi n if i whip ' lli . j ill IBIEHD MAKES 5 n a S3 Should be r.scd a few moiuhs before confinement. Send for book " To Motheks," mailed free. Bhadfield Kecvlator Co., Atianta, G4. Hfstohr t ho HEALTH and VKJ- C'K cf YOUTH I)ysia,Wiit OI Apt"'. Jn!llR?ftlOTJ.lJlC ot btrentitn (in.l Tired Feeling t- eolutel? cureii: lionea, mus cles and nerves receive new force. Knlivens the mind cud "tir.nlien lirnin Tower. I T nf li.ir to t fitirpfx vi ill find in DR. LrnLt w hartfr s iron tonic t Mfe, epeedy cure. iiv- n clenr, henlihy complexion. All attempts at conntorfeitinc only adds to it popu larity. ionot eiperimont wt ()HlonL4M)omi Or. HARTER S LIVER fll.l. 1 Cure Constipat Ion. Liver Comolalnt and Sic I Heidache. S.onple Dose and Dream Book Emailed on rereiDt of twoconta In post a ire. I THE OR. HARTER iMEDiCINE CO., ST. LCUIS, M0. GET THE BEST! Atvfr.r r: i' .- !; !.' 13 Sior. C:t ill . ! S ir i:i:iiir. I -u:'i,-v I liiliTior ui.i- ii .ir ' i i.i: . it I :: ' ! VhUmtlie ii rii! i n : I : - m.mc ii w:m- 1 hii , .:l i '.is whlc'i :tc knoxvi. .is..-1 . -.v i i .rilv I..-' .". t"ii iilill J to I. in il i ! ' i if.:! t ... -.l!,.- i:::niil. N;:ie i ii.i..- t:id s . r. i.rtii:: liii.t tansp, rj- T-a i. J- t- "U? t J ii b tea I 1 a- . f r-c s rn.l "T .'AY-. VncT- It',, I ' ,. I , .? ....,,. ,.,: . ,.l,.r.l a s.- ! i i. i - .1 I I ..I. III- ,.f ; i I" 'i'H tn (it ttiU V. x v'i . i i.Uj Lute or t- N."- f v n IA. -ZSV:. - - L. b.o:.,31a.-. 1 I TT'i 1 1 - Our ii' inu '! f.-u-r.irv rrml-'CfH i.-irp-r qnantttjr ofSli us": t' is M-;uio liui'i !.y or fiu-tory in Iho world. " 'hi ins.-1 il ntu w ivir I hi tM will to'lY-Mi t lu r. :i- n if in i :i1: tin-ri. .1 A M CS ,IEXS' d feliO!? f- i- i: .. i - .;-p.- a-!.- i in I ;.r.-ilil;iy. i A full line of lhee celebrated roMls can idw.iys be It an id at LEHMAN'S ci.ohum; and noi: iioum:, lleiiileison, N. C. I. JTA"Df TIIF. FX' Fl.Sinii COOK STO t!8 Man 11 fact n rod I r the -! bi all d. aw JSxceLsioij STOVE WORKS OF ISAAC A. SIIKrPAKI) A CO., BALTIMORE, Md. Are the lievt mi tlio Market S'vontcen dill'ernt vari-iio-(. manulMciuied in lour series, of DIFFERENT SIZES -iicl Prces TO sUI T A el i 'L i;ciiASi;i;s f lie Excdsior Combines the following loading fea tures, possi ssf d ,y i n other Cook KtOV in the market: Wf.'nl I ir at Each Endf tit e box, iMu.pei m d Autcmatie Oveu blf woikiiiu 01 rithr side tif stove, sit that the Moe ie ued opially wcll lr 111 r.inr side. Large 'Pop, with hrav riig riiviis. double crosspieeos and atnt rensib!e pas bwrinjc loi erosi-j itre. 1 io PioiIidk dr, jilidiny tiie i 01s, with itLt r illu-iniiiatf-il or cdox-d panl. ?s denirfd. I .Sw ing 1 1 art h plat-, dr j p'i g into plac. j Hush with the f;'.ith. Siitii (irjite ei d ; .Swirging l-'lue 'Pop. 'Ph; Fkun ate large I and easily fccj t clean. 'H e Iiainjerran i oe r s'liiy rr pinef u at anytime withou i removing be t' p. lour hiz h Lave Drop shf'iw s a,,d v- towu iucLh attached. ! , 1 ARRP ASSORTMENT WWWtll Iff tail Of the above name Stoves Heaters And .Ranges, etc., In Sjtoek and tor sale at MANUFAC TURERS' PRICES. 1 1 I 1 I 1 A i'i! Fire and Iltirfflfir Proof. W. H. BUTLER, .fiiei:l As?nt, DIKI'.oMi SAFK n.l , lock CO ?q nt'iF m ki:i:t. i:V oitu. IWWC E s;5SS EASY! S5 THE ONLY TRUB Will purify the BLOOD reuUt VITiSi the LIVER and KIDNEYS and i?vrii?T c Ipaf rim A j.ii.i"-; c. i -- 5 I - I i I It n 'i i
Henderson Gold Leaf (Henderson, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
April 14, 1887, edition 1
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