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-,vr - - - . f i tt0h7 ' ................... Leading Paper s Circulation' VELLOW TOBACCO DISTRICT. ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Year;6 PJos.f i.oo. $2.00 a ftST'RatesoJi Application.! VI) K MANNING.! 1 Klitorl k'fou r- 1 Cox.iisr, Cabolhsta, ISCela-sten's Blessings .A-ttekhd ZECes." I 85.UO a Your. HENDEBSONvN. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1888. NO. 32. VOL. VII. 4? fjj riRVOUS? Cuotfaat werry and work, in riop and lritchee -Ace of parlor, dcittoy nrrve force. Excess in an "re'riion surely rnds in slceplwnet, forgrtfulntst NERVOUS DEBILITY. Every part of our bodies is filled with nerves, an tut wear and tear of the nervous system results it iJuiness heart troubles, deranged digestion, new riii.a. and ici'tney diseases. Strengthen the nerves, iU ofcee the sufferer U .A NEW MAN.. Au-your tfoctm- if Cniry is flood (or nervous di cjki. and lie S Yrs- Aslc him if Coca is good, ar.d l'e uyi, Ves. f-ut he nivex thought of com Ll'n nj triem I CV.ery and Coc sue . The BEST NERVE TONICS gtJ their spcc.il sedative, strengtlicnit:g and stimu lating powers are fully obtained in CARDINAL GIBBONS. HIS EMINENCE IN ASHEVILLE. An Interesting Sketch of His Life and Labors. tele lis. aines ombound This medicine is invaluable in the treatment of all nervous disorders. When the brain is exhausted, I.ttle A thi wonderful nerve tonic will give it tor ami ehti-ity. With the Celery and Coca, are com tn.el the best blood purifiers and kidney and livet regulators. It surely U R ES Nervoua Prostration.Nervout Head ' ache, Neuralgia, NervouaWeakneaa, Stomach and Liver Diseases, and alt affections of the Kidneys. Recomnetidt't l.y r.rofeior.;il and business men. Send for book, l'rice $!.oo. Sold by drngirts. JKE'IS. RICHARDSON & CO., Proprieiort BURLINGTON Vt dm li ST Aslieville Sun. ' This distinguished prelate preached in the crimson vestments of his holy office to a select audience at Battery Park last night. The large ball room was well filled with prominent citizens and guests of the hotel; several of our city pastors were also present. The Cardinal's theme was the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Jesus Christ. The audience was treated to an othodox sermon of nearly an hour's lcng.th, such as all true men and women love to hear. The preacher plead for the sanctity of the Christian Sabbath as one of man's best heritagas from a good Father; admonished his hearers that the nearest approach to divinity was' by those who help their brother up and are filled with charity. He closed his talk with the words of Scripture, "Pure religion and unde nted before God is this : To visit the widow and the fatherless and to keeu himself unspotted from the world." His Eminence, Cardinal James Gibbons, was born in Baltimore in 1834; he was educated partly in this country and in Europe, receiving his classical education at St. Ch-rles Col lege, Maryland, and his theological course at St. Mary's University,' Bal timore, under the Sulpitian fathers. As a student he was distinguished above his fellows. After a pastorate WHEN LOVE IS YOUNG. Written for the Oold Leaf. When love I3 young how sweet, how rare Must all things seem, tiow de bona he The blushing rase, the sonjr of bird, The insect's chirp, the echo's word As back from rock to rock 'tis heard Oar own glad voice thro ambient air. W color er.ith w'.th colors fair, V.'uii every -sound our pulse is stirred When love i young. The stam'rlog tengne, with eager care . Can not express what it would dare, Flash oat the eyes the hope deferred, Speaking with glances suit, unheard The tones of bliss, or sweet despair, When love is young. Mixme U. llALLARD. Gov. Scales and the Potts Case. FACTS THAT ARE Worth Remembering. Statesville Landmark. We leel that we would be doing in justice to a strong and conscientious public servant if we permitted the case ot Wra. A. Potts, Jr., to pass out of the public recollection without a word of commendation ot His Excellency, Gov. Scales, in connection therewith. The result of the case (so far as the v courts and the Governor are concern ed) is the most signal triumph for the majesty of the law that has been achieved in North Carolina in many a day, and its influence upon the public mind cannot be ether than most salu tary. Potts was a man of education and social standing. His ancestors have been "cood people. Because OUR NEW YORK BETTER. LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. The Big: Town. Gone Crazy Over Bas ball Progress of the Fight Over the Gubernatorial Nomination Banker Morton's Sad Pligbi. From our Special Uorraipondmt.' Nev Yqrk, August 6 1888. , The reigning local topic one that overshadows politics and puts all ethers in the shade, is base-ball. New York ers at a moderate estimate pay half a million dollars a year for the privilege of seeing the Princes of the Diamond " slug the leathern sphere into far left garden," as the newspaper chroniclers poetically express it, and now for the first time in five years their own pet team are at the top of the heap. Of what account is it to us Gothamites who becomes president, just so our own "Giants" walk awiv with the coveted base-ball pennant? American laborer will be worked for all it is worth by the Democratic man agers, it cotces with peculiar force at a time when the oppositi-jn are wear ing out their throats shouting v free trade." The beauties of the great Re publican system whivh uiakes a work ing man pay Sz.oa for a $1.00 pair of shoes, and allows the .pauper scum of fc-urope to , come m duly .tree and set ip opposition to to his labor on a starvation basis, will be set forth as strikingly as . the committee can have it done. Apropos of this cheap labor ques tion, Banker Morten is catching it all along the line for his attidude to the American workman. Convicted by the testimony of his own employees of having brought them from Europe to his great Rhinebeck estate under con tract, (in direct violation of the law), and held them down to a scale of wages 50 per cent below the prevailing prices the prices paid to American workmen by his own neighbors there is no evading tne issue nor escap:ng YELLOW TOBACCO. HOW TO CURE AND HANDLE 41. A Practical Fanner Gives His Expe rience on the Subject. - Speaking of politics, there has been a lull during the past week, but they as natural consequences. The pubh tell us that something will be heard to ration nf Harrison' Chi these things were true he was drop in the course of a very few days. It is only once in twelve y:ars that the citizens of the Metropolis have the opportunity of voting for President, Governor and Mayor at the same time. The last time it happened was in the Tilden campaign of '76. That what 1 S wat Puts suc Pecuar zest 'nt0 1 ngm mis year, ana maices every stage of the preceeding well worth watching. It is too early yet for the blare of trumpets and the booming of heavy artillery, but if you listen, closely. you rra- Tliat a policy of J Air Insurance affords !r;uiv motley available for Wif, wauls of a iaiiitly in I lie t-veiit of lhe death of the pol-ii'v-liiii'ttT, and that the niom-y collated ft. mi tUt- poiii-y i often thi only Itinds at tin- iaiihciliate command of the family. That the proceeds of a policy of Life In M! a !! will often nid an executor or ad-lnuiij-tiator in the settlement of an estate ".id prevent an iinfavoinhle sale of prop Mty tO'diM'hnrgc the debts of the deceased. thoughtless people call "a gentleman." If, latterly, his people have not been wealthy, they were still able to secure fjr the defence of the criminal the best ... . 11 will hear the sharp rattle of the skn of seven vears he was annointed bishon n AT i.HrP It i rn I ,bU imc " ,JU lliUUlc Xu"r uc,u J - 1' J L 1 I H V IV.VA i.M V JMUblVVI A WW say that alter the courts had done their duty, tremendous pressure was brought to bear upon the Governor to induce him to nullify their work. All the in fluence of Potts' family and his coun sel was used to secure Executive clem ency. The heart-broken father and mother visited the Governor, and lace 1 to face besought,, him for the life of their son. The ordeal was a terrible one the more so to Gov. Scales be cause he is the gentlest and most hu mane of men. His whole inclination was, doubtless, to commute the sen tence, and a weak man would have yielded ; but he saw his duty and lived up to the fall measure of it. Potts was not hanged, but it was not the fault of Gov. Scales. It sounds cruel but it is said without a i feeling and with deliberation: Tues day, the 17th day ol July, 1888, was a ved-letter day in North Carolina. It witnessed a re -affirmation ol tne prin ciple of the equality of all men before and vicar-aoostolic of the State of North Carolina in 1868. He made "Wilmington his home where he ex pended $10,000 in the work of the church in founding schools, etc. Pos sessed of great power of oratory, he preached successfully all over the State. His iectures being of the -highest merit, he was prevailed upon to embody them in book form and they were published as "The Faith of Our Fathers." The book has had the--unprecedented sale of over 200,000 -vol- 4 umes, its merit causing it to be pub lished in all the languages of Europe. His eminence, notwithstanding his epistolary labors, arch-episcopal du ties and the business in connection with the Cardinalate, still finds time to write, and is now in the midst of an author's labor in c.omposin work that promises great merit. He is a man of the people, beloved of them, and will be remembered as the defender of the Knights of Labor at glasses properly you will see that the armies are unusually compact and that each has entrenched itself behind its most formidable fortification. Will it be Hill for Governor? The Mugwumps say not. If it is, they contend Cleveland will lose thousands of votes in the State, and may be de feated. If it is not Hill; some of the dyed-in-the-wool Democrats argue that Cleveland will lose thousands of votes in the State .and will very likely be defeated. There you have the situa tion in a nut shell, or rather the argu ments of either side. But it must nctt be supposed that opposition to the .re- nomination of the Governor is entirely Mugwumpian. The count'y Demo cratic leaders are not making much fuss about the matter but the belie! is general that when the time comes for nominating the candidate, ticy will be found in the anti-Hill camp. The Kings county Democracy it is said will train under the same banner. Tam- was not a circumstance to it in its riv eting of the labor vote to the Demo cratic cause. Nearly 500 chiefs of local labor unions have expressed them selves on this question in the Star, and not a single one of them has had a good word to say for Harrison and Morton. It is a rosy outlook in this city for Cleveland and Thurman. Frank E. Vaughan. Let us not bs Deceived. strip, hacg it up is a damp place, the curing barn h & good place to hang it until it becomes in order, so you may handle it without breaking or shattrt ing oEC Select leaves as near the sane size and color impossible aakisg from BT Jl. B. ARF8l - . - . Curing tobacco is a very important unW it is common rnorrprr .mill matter and should by all means have leaves. - la this case yon may pat OOf the most strict attention. There is no ieavcs to the bundle and ther trtU look one that can tell another exactly how :QSt as vetfor ttcr. 7 put oa his tobacco should be cured. It makes wu dressed sticks. Draed tticks no difference how well his experience wiU prerent it from tearing while jmt might have been m curing tobacco, as ting 0B and taking ogl Voa it depends a great deal on the nature twtnty to lhirty bundles oa a of the land, and also upon the.ccndi- After the .bundles are put oa tion cf tobacco when est, as to how it sticks fbttlk it XflXy will cure. Any one in curing tobacco or tvr0$ being very careful to lay it must use their own judgment to a great straight, then hang it up and let it dry. extent. I will give some receipts and Never let it lie long when in very higit information that might aid any one a ' ortjer. Don't carry your tobacco Vc good deal in curing tobacco, provided , market when in very high order unlew they use their own judgment and take you are compelled to. If you haw all the interest in the business that is nHl v,r tw .r, 1 sorted it well .yoa wiil.be. more than apt to get a good prkreforat. -:c: That forced sales of property by executors ! administrators d not always" tiring the h.'-t result, and that any arrangement wii'u-h will prevent such sales until the I'M.piMtv can he sold for its value is very ti-iiable. -:o:- That the prf ceds of a policy of Life In surance can be used to pav liens against ptopertv which may exist in the event of the death of tlio owner. :o:- That policies iu favor of a wife or a wife and chihlren are protected by ;i special statu.-of the State against the claims of o editors or lepresentatives'of tlieliusband. Rome. He belongs to the College of 1 tiie avv it js not 0en that men of Cardinals which at present numbers sixty.' That body is the electoral col lege of the Pope who is chosen from it. The College of Cardinals form the cabinet of the Pope. His Emi nence. Carainai ames Oibbons, thus within the papal circle and has a chance out of the sixty of being chosen head and president of a church of 250,000,000 of people of all nations and tongues. Cardinal Gibbons was first appointed President of the Na tional Council, held in Baltimore two years ago and invested with the dig nity of apostolic delegate at the close of the Council which he conducted with skill, wisdom and satisfaction to all. The Holy Father, Pope Leo XIII., then advanced him to the high est dignity at his command. He was invested with the beretta, which forms a distinctive part of the regalia worn in office by a Cardinal, two years ago. The robes of his eminence in which he officiates in solemn service are of crim son red silk and are of a magnificent order. As a citizen of the United States he is a devoted admirer and upholder cf the liberties and free institutions of Potts' birth, rearing and cultivation are brought under the shadow of the gallows. It may be said that this is because men so born, reared and edu- ii 1. !- 1 caieu rareiv uecoine criminals. i - - 1S j it we hope this is true. But it is a matter of public notoriety that a few vears ago there was a wretched niis carriage of justice in the case of a de fendant, charged with a capital crime, who was quite as well born as Potts and in the matter of family influence was quite as fortunate as he. It is no more, however, than just to the jury in that case to say that the judge before whom it w::s tried a Republican judge went to his grave under the, suspi cion of having sold justice for money. But Potts did not live in vain since his death has established the fact that even "a gentleman" is not above the law in North Carolina. In that this has been done the case assumes an im portance entirely out of the ordinary. It moreover teaches our people the wisdom of putting into the Executive chair men who have the courage to do righ: men who hold their high ofhee as a trust, to be administered for the public benefit. this country. I lis speech at Rome on That a r-oliev ..f T if. t.,cm 1., the admirable liberty of this COUlltrv. Susgestious About Sunlrrels and Gophers. p:i iv (Me t.. a wife can V e c dlccted bv the and its grand institutions: on the re- la Texas, we are told, the ranchmcu ' " I V ITilAlit tllii inf tit rt . . . ' I V:n j i i .: ... 1 1.. liii:i.i-tiaUr. -:o: cxrt rw,;n t,D . do . i: I kill prairie docs by saturating rrr. "V; , , , lu 1 ! ton rass with bisulphide of carbon, push- these well down into the holes and gion, elicited from abroad the praises i in" ot every one, and engaged the For ratvs and further information apply :o J-Mi;s K. YOUNG. Acest. ii..t:ilile Assnrance Societv, Henderson, N firmly packing earth into the entrances. The preparation, being extremely volatile, quickly evaporates, and forms a heavy, fatal gas, which occupies every chamber and gallery of the dog's dwelling. The same course is pursued ,with , rabbit3 ill Australia, nud with good success. Why not, asks Minnesota Farmer, try this on ground squirrels and gophers? Tho ma terial is quite inexpensive. C. CONTRACTOR AM) BUILDER, HENDERSON, X. C. V"nWsS5!; V1" !recn ot bniJlinsr. pro- r- i louna attention of the courts ol Eu- rnne ! He is the archbishop of Baltimore, ! his diocese the State of Maryland. ; His dignity as Cardinal is purely per ! sonai and dies with him. It does not i and will not descend to his successor in the arch-episcopal service. His manners are most urbane, cor dial and simple, yet dignified; most easy of approach, and though a prince j m the Catholic Church, has all the J simplicity of manner of an American j citizen. j His visit to Asheville is taken for a ; rest from his arduous duties. Ir his j arch-diocese he has 220,000 Catholics, ! and is constantly eni'aipri in visit the many churches, meirhinr the ! i aight and with one bottle ha been J ' O I 1 I I.j MA, J A.N t i - , ' raCll.OliSIV L'urcu, nci iwmie w Teh. 0 Word of God, confirming an ercising the duties of his hi nd in ex-' A Woman's DicoTery. "Ai.crther wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in thisceuntrr Disease fastened its clutches ujk.ii her and f..r seven years she withstood its severest trsts, but her vita! organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed iiwessantly and could not s'.oep. She lought of us bal'Je of J)r. King's New vZiscovery for Coti sunirtion a .ii was so Hiucn relieved ori takins: ;ne nrsi oi n-.n one mi- utz." TTTTri . sponsible position. He has a special j Drugstore. , i-rcauection t.r North Carolina, never "ftl?1 'pT ' tires of dv riow or riie W. C. Har.irick 4 Co , of Shelby. h and re- I C. Get a free trial bottle at M. Iorsey's t f - talking about it,. loves ao visit! Read and f.dvertise in the Golt) many, on the contrary, is expected to stand up for the Elmira statesman. The prospect of a union of the two local Democratic factions on city of fices is rather more nobulous now. than ever. There was some talk from the Wigwam of putting up Sunset Cox for Mayor. It is very likely that he would have been acceptable to the county Democracy, but the versatile little statesman plumped down a flat refusal, thus blighting the hopes of the union ists. He says he thinks Congress fits him best after all, and he has been rat tling around the Capitol so long that he feels lonesome anywhere else. He does not care to become Mayor of New York any more than he does to return to Constantinople as our Am bassador to the Sublime Porte. HOW FROTECTION'' PROTECTS. Congressman Ford's Committee are still digging away at the Immigration inquiry and will probably spend the dog days with us prosecuting their labors. The chairman himself was recently called away ro,m his labors by the accidental death of his sister in Detroit, but the work 0 investigation goes right on? This immigration problem is per haps the most serious, save that of tax ation, with which our legislators will have to grapple. At the rate of 30, 000 a month foreign emigrants, largely of the poorer classes, are pouring into this city alone through Castle Garden. It has been shown them by the inves tigation that in Italy, Germany and other countries of Europe there exist organized societies for the importation of their pauper and criminal classes in to A mer ica. Such laws as we have on the subject,, are eitremely defective and rarely enforced. Polish and Rus sian Jews, Hungarians, the lowest class of Germans, Austrians and Italians are systematicallyimpbrted by agents o! the steamship companies vio impose on their credulity by glowing accounts of the opportunities for profitable em ployment here. When the agent lands his fish at Castle Garden fee gets some thing like 2.2oper beadjas his pay. The immigrant hav ing nothing beyond the few dollars requisite to pass the i ianmn officials-is given inc option 01 working for the Loss under contract at from 20 to 50 cents a day or of j binj left in a; strange country to. tar we." ' . j Charlotte Democrat. J The fact that Judge Russell, one of the Republican nominees .for Su preme Court Justice, has written a letter declining to run and advising the withdrawal of the Republican State ticket, should not deceive Democrats and make them believe that they will have an easy time triumphing over Col. Dockery and his colleagues. In the first place, Judge Russell has very little influence with the Republi can party of this State, and never has had. He is a gentleman of talents and responsibility, but is not the sort of man that the average North Car olina Republican patterns after, or will permit to lead. And secondly, there is not the remotest possibility that the Republican party will take Judge Russell's advice and quit the field and unite with the Prohibition or third party. ,,The .third ;party move ment may draw away some Democrats from their nominees, but no Republi cans the Republicans 'will stand "to- j gether solidly, and vote every man (the black man especially) for Dock erv and Harrison. He who doubts that has learned nothing by experi ence. The fact is, the defection of a few leading Republicans will only cause the rink and file to stand closer together and work harder for success. One common working man who beats up the bushes during a campaign, is worth three or four set-back-in-the-shade leaders. Therefore, we must warn Democrats not to be deceived by .the utterances of so-called leaders or -prominent men. They have but little control over the masses, and their influence is not worth much at any time. If Democrats suc ceed in the approaching elections, they must organize and work, and not rely on the defection of ibis or that man from die Republican party. We say now plainly, that it will be no easy task to defeat Col. Dockery he can be defeated, but it will take earnest and steady work to do it. Don't put .too much confidence in what Judge Russell says or does it will not help the Democratic p.trty. possible. FIRST RECEIPT CURING R1PF THIN TO BACCO. 95 degrees for 7 hours, joo for 8 hours, 105 for 12 hours, 1 to for f hours, 115 for 6 hours, 1 20 tor 5 hours, 125 for 4 hours, 130 for 8 hours, .135 for 6 hours, 140 for iy? hours, 150 for 1 1 hours, 155 for 14 hours, .160 for 5 hours, 165 for i4 hours, 170 for y2 hours, 175 for 1 hour, 180 to 190 until stalk and stem is thoroughly killed. SECOND RF.CEIPT -CURING RIPE THICK OR. HEAVY TOBACCO. 95 degree? for 7 or 3 hours, 100 for 9 or 10 hours, 105 lor 13 or 14 hours,. 1 10. for 8 hours, 115 for 6 hours, 120 lor 7 hours, 125 for 5 hours, 130 for 6 or 8 hours, proceed as in first receipt. THIRD RECEIPT CURING TOnACCOTHAJ IS NOT THOROUGHLY RIPE. 95 degrees for 9 hours, 100 for 13 hours, 105 for 22 hours, no for 7 hours, 115 for 4 hours, 1 20 for 6 hours, 125 for 3 hours., .130 for 0 or 8 hours, 1 35 for 3 hours, proceed as in -first receipt. FOURTH RECEIPT CURING TOBACCO THAT IS GREEN. 90 degrees for 5 to 6 hours,. 95 for 6 to 8 hours, 100 for 14 to 16 hours-, remain here until the lugs begin to cure, then move up to no or 115 and remain until the leaf yellows, proceed as in first receipt. FIFTH GENERAL RECEIPT. ,Go to 95 degrees after putting fire in barn in about two or three hours. Don't begin to count time until you reach 95 degrees. It is best to put fire in as soon as you ; get the1 .tobacco in the barn, as fermentation takes place as. soon as tobacco is cut, and the sooner it is cured the better. Tobacco will not cure well that hangs in" the barn long enough to begin to yellow before the fire is put under it. In cur log .tobacco, if you are going .two ' fast, the faceside of the. leaf will splotch,. in this case. drop back four or five.degrw and remain an hour or two. Then proceed as you first Intended.1 If your tobacco is thoroughly ripe before you leave no, sec that the lugs are dry, but not cured, the middle leaves yel low and the tips nearly yellow. If the tobacco is not thoroughly ripe the ttps should be only part yellow. You can not make . yellow tobacco out of gTeen tips if you cure the leaves bright. One important matter in curing tobacco is to yellow it high enough to expell the sap while yellowing. If you are going too slow the face side of the leaf will sionge or redden. If tobacco should PROFESSIONAL CARDS JAS. VOltFJLKET, ATTORNEY AT LAW. iiF.NDF.RSON, N. C. GflV cver th Baok of IIfnlrn!i. april 2S a.) J T. VATKI.Ht Attorney mud .CoiiBlUr t Lar( UEXUERSON. N. U. Court: Tac, Gnuivitl ad Warren, and thFUTui iurt ut KaMgh. .oijlcv: MMn irtr.sft. Julys-! rp jvf WXTJ1AK, ATTOHNINi' iVtT LAW, HENLYF.RSON, NC. Prompt attputlo.i to all profotiioaal Vtitl- n. Tract Icea. lit lb tilate and 'edra4 court. ttnft-r bv neriniulon to rommrrrlal Na tional Unk and K. 1. I Alt a lira.. Cnit- lotte. N.Cj Alfrrd UUiin A Co Kalelb. N. C4 T. Y. Cowper and Jan. Jl. LaasUcr. licnleron, H. C. ' Office: Over Jaa It. Iamlttr.Moa'1 tlr. OUT fc. HKNDERSONVN. C. PraetIrM In th coHrtaof.Vanor,OraTila, Warreuautl Fraukllu cuuuUra , ai.d la tba (supreme r.u f Niri court of Uw Mtat, onicer tin rtOl Coui Jlarrla Law btilldlnE. nrat tu L. CEDWARUe, Oxford. N. C. .. MtOftTKAX, lirudc ron. N.C. ATTORNBTY JLT LAW, HENDERSON, N. C Offer UiClr Borvlce to tb peosSa af Vnar : county. 4Vt.. JSdwarda win ata4 ail t Couruof Vaoc count jv Mdwfircama la Hrndrrauu at auyaod all.tln.ca wbta LU aMtstaocc nwy be wHr bla aartaar. - . . . v. itnarto 19 a V(. H. DAT. A. C. ZOLLtCOrrtB. J)AY A.ZOIXICOFFKH, r ATTOIINKYH AT LAW. .HENDERSON, N. C. Vra-;ticntlic court of Vano.OraavlUa. J .Warren, Halifax and Northampton, and IU rtt)i nut- nn r fnrrut tinjl xm 01 ipf WBlV. in zmieener m law baitdiar. Oaff Carina; Sido Bacon. In handling any of the products of tho hog care must hi exercised to kill the animal:; on a coM, frtisty day, ami see tliat tha carcass is thoror.ghly relieved of its animal heat but not frozenbefore it is cut up. Tbis is animiortant txint; hence apodal attetition is culled to ir. The fail arc f mneU meat to keep is dnc to its bc rag hnndlcl cm a damp day. vith a warm, ruupy atmosphere. Anotler source of failure is the packing down of meat before it has beeoine thoroughly cr.M Oioau acd through. It often happens that the surface of the meat taay l.cconic fictually frozen lefoie the animal heat has all bevu expelled frotu aremiu the bor.ea. Such meat is sure to f-iioiL The large pieces of slUisment for smoked bacon are best cured by dry salting on a platform niada for th purport. Ou tbia platform f prowl a layer of Jalt au Inch deep; rub 1 ach piece of meat thoroughly on tho sides and edges wilh iwdt, nrJ l iy the skin aide dawn on the platform. When the first L-ycr of meat is completed sprinkle a good liiyof aaltorcr it, and then rub and lay down a second layer in be rame manner as the first, and so con tinue ui. til rJlis picked. Tinish nitu a generous Layer of hc.it en top of the J'ile. omc: ntctret. Thefiaak of Henderson, Kaaal Bamkloar, Exclii Callecdou Baialai Jlakior Fat Time. It tray fit 5iaxaiog3, and bo had ately daelarod bis Iwrs. - "I am wbolly jctar, Ik.. HiQS,'" the happr Ciri rtphed: tx. yctmlA yvt kfcilr learo rmr card bef-.ro you (rof pasciou- Xot 4-.s n Fifht Moktoaob IAys KerotUt4 eet to sweating while yellowing give it Rood hrtna tor tun of jaar, I u Hr, rtrumsof$MK) and upward, at ft .v.t...v.v... j "i"- e - making holes under the barn about the size of your arm, or both until the sweat has passed off, then close the door and the holes and proceed as .be fore. Ia examining tobacco it is best to use a smooth stick. By handling it with your JUauda it will blacken wher ever you touch it. You can put 1c bacco nearer together in cool.thaa in hot weather. Tobacco that is yellowed too slow will not be very tough as a general thing when cured, and by going too fast the oil is killed ia tlic tobacco and it will be of less value, HANDLING TOPACCO AFTER JT IS CURfcS. As soon as the tobacco is cured, stem and stalk thoroughly killed, put out the fire. It the tobacco remain a it i until it becomes in order so vou . can handle it without tearing or break- j ing the leaves. Then move it to another house and bulk it down, tx careful to lay it straight as it will Ick better on the market- After tlc ta bocco has lain in bulk x or etght days you may lung it up very close together. Some say it is best to hang it up, others say let it remain as it is until you are ready to strip it. ; biiunfw; xorACco. Stripping; tobacco skovld be per formed will: a great deal of care and J r-a.ns, as4t is so very tmpcKttt 4Ut iutereat and uwKtarata charge. A pplf t WM. Ii.8. nUKOWYW. A t tha Bank of iienderaQu, ATT'OHNKY AT LAWU Teraona dalrlnar to ennault me profee alonally. will find medatiyet my eOetdji Toe Bank of Henderson BaUdlng II A II E 18, DEMIST HENDKItoOJ?- m 9 N-C IT. 1 1 Main SUeet G. r r. ti, 1 . Jlt. C. S. BJ?T tobacco should be nicely hacdled and guarantcs of 7, fal'c," -hc xpwiad, -bjt weU assorted. When ready to strip I am -Uiinii t? t::v y; jr . : ry. iv vr... v . -r. La. ' ? Dental Surgeon, SaUfctioa suretttc4 stlaretScan4 prk . tfn Tr Parkar Jt CIaa fttora. Afatuatreat fab 4a. Of Interest to lodica 'ain4 rati oamplkc wp9vfu.1t Van. cmmUdumm lo M( tL-t. nrur- li i I U ts I i; r. i Hi a i , f acct his m:nv friena He
Henderson Gold Leaf (Henderson, N.C.)
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Aug. 9, 1888, edition 1
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