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HENDERSON, X. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1892.
NO. 49.
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A LAW THAT
SHOULD BE
ENFORCED.
rChaiiotte Pvening
What's the use
of laws unless they
are enforced? If
'hat Staten Island
gamekeeper had
been a sleepy-headed
individual, car-
ng nothing for his
vesponsi b i 1 i t i e s,
Parson Dixon, by
this time, might
have slaughtered
every bird on the
Island, for the re-
ord of his first
'lay's hunt showed
that he is a deadly
man with a gun,
'hooting at every-
hing with feathers
on that came with-
n range. The peo
. le of this State
vho want to see
he game preserved,
night to import the
Staten Island game
.eeper lor a sea-
on. There is a
aw on the statute
ooks of this State
vhich, in the plain -st
sort of terms,
rohibits the ship
ping of birds from
his State, and yet
t is violated every
lay. The law was
massed for the pro
ection of the part
idges, but so far as
The News knows,
was never en
orced. It is to be
und in section
:S5 of t he Code,
.nd says that no
erson shall export
r transport from
: ie State any quail
?T )artridges, dead
r alive, the pen
. Ity for each of
ten se being a fine
f 50 or 30 days
imprisonment. At
' lie rate game is
i;ow being ship
ped out of North
Carolina, the fields
v-ill soon be bar
ren jf birds. At
lirecnsb o r o and
Ciiarlotte the con
s'ables can make a
little pocket 111011
tv by looking out
for violations of
this law.
For loss of ap-p'-tite
try a little
ac-orcise at the
wood-pile.
A good many
jokes published in
a paper are shear
ti.efts.
The latest bon
r et a fall leaf and
a bird's wing.
AN ENGLISHMAN'S TURKEY.
T:ie Thrilling: Tale of a Fatal Thanks
giving Error.
Copyright, 1892.
n.USniiley? You're looking for Smiley? WelL
panlncr, that strikes me as strange.
S..y, where do you live that you didn't know
Smiley's gone over the range?
H departed this life last November, on the
evening of Thanksgiving day,
A id his farm is a range for the rattlers, hie
dvtgont is gone to decay.
P. or Smiley! You see, ho was British: a not
right from London, I s'pose;
II used to go round wearing glasses and loud
and excitable clothes;
A id that land that he owned he pre-empted
and farmed it in glittering style.
The mern'ry of which sort o' makes me dis
solve in a vast, shoreless smile.
O" e day all the boys were a-sitting and talk
ing in Iliggins' store,
Alid somehow the argument drifted to Thanks
giving dinners of yore.
"WE GAVE HIM A VERBAL DESCBIPTIOX."
e each told our lies about turkeys as largt
as the site of a town.
And Smiley, he sat there and listened, and
swallowed the anecdotes down.
It seems that in England the turkey is scarc
ashe horns on a dog
The bird wasn't built for a country that't
made up of rainfall and fog
So Smiley was overly anxious to know how
turkey might look.
And we gave him a verbal description as cleat
as you'd find in a book.
Then what did ho do but invite us to dinner or
Thanksgiving day;
"The turkey I'll have," he assured us, "and
cooked in tho old fashioned way.
You tell me wild turkeys are met with some
times in tho woods about here?
All right; I'm a prince with the rifle. Remem
ber, don't fail to appear."
Time passed, anil It was soon November; tho
morning of Thanksgiving came;
We hadn't forgotten the turkey, and startel
to tackle the same;
We soon reached the Englishman's dugout.
and Smiley was there with bis feast;
His face was all lighted with plcasuro and
rosy as dawn in the east;
"I killed it a beautiful turkey," he cried,
"and as plump as a grouse;
I cooked it, and warrant the cooking; I was
chef in a nobleman's house;
Sit down to the feast, though it's early; give
thanks for tho luck I have had;
This Thanksgiving day is a feature that Eng
land should copy, egad'"
Well, stranger, we ato and we wondered; tha
bird had a taste that was strange;
We'd eaten tame turkeys so often a wild one
went queer as a change.
The dinner was lengthy, I reckon; it took us
two hours to get done.
And then we went out of the dugout to loaf
for awhile in the sun.
And what should we see but the feathers that
bird we had eaten had worn
Ah, well had it been for the Briton were his
mother and father ne'er born!
"JIM 6MITHERS EXPLAINED IT TO SMILET."
Jim Smithers explained it to Smiley, that
while it was painful to do.
We felt it our duty to hang him, and that
when the swinging was through
We'd see that his body was planted; he'd cov
ered os all with disgrace.
And unless he was hung we could never again
look a man in the face.
He acted the man that we thought him and
lent us his clothesline, and said
He hoped that we all would forgive him and
epeak of him kindly when dead.
The crime he committed? Well, stranger, I
guess I may tell it to you
The turkey he fed us was buzzard! We hun;;
him; what c' je could we do?
Walt Mason.
Simmons Liver Regulator has never
been known to fail to cure sick headache.
Mr. Oldboarder Mrs. Grinder, haven't
I seen that turkey before?
Mrs. Grinder (the landlady) Why, no,
sir. What put that idea into your head?
Mr. Oldboardtr I thought I recognized
it as the same one ve had hist year.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Once more the serene spirit of Thanks
giving fills the air and gives the yearning
poet an appetite for roast turkey that can
not be appeased with baked beans, and
freights him with a gilt edged joy that
sings itself into pleasant dreams in hi
weary soul and shows in his countenance
like the mourning band on a white hig!.
hat.
When we forth to commune jvith na
tare at thi .ielightful season of the
year, when the petulant quail chants
his intermittent ''bob whites" that bore
holes in the sweet empur
pled dusk, we are pleased be
yond measure. And this sub
&3
tle pleasure that possesses -i0!d&
us and wins our soul with -its
ineffable sweetness is the anticipation
of the large plateful of roast turkey that
bursts into blossoms in our large soulful
visions. No small boy ever looked for
ward to the circus with profounder feel
ings of blissful anticipation than we look
forward to Thanksgiving day, with its
blooming golcondas of turkey, plum pud
ding and pumpkin pie.
The gobbler struts about full of the
gentle spirit of the season, little divining
the reason why his owner tosses him corn
and bits of meat with so generous a hand.
Could he know the real
motive of this generosity he
would probably sigh for an
antifat remedy or seek to re
duce his avoirdupois by dietr
ing. But as it is, he struts
proudly forth and dances a
jig and waltzes about .to the
II CLETELAMI
sad, sweet music cf the crisp curled leaves
in tho ripples of the vagrant zephyr.
The man who has no appetite on Thanks
giving day is only fortunate if he has r.o
money with which to garnish his inferic.r
with the bird r.et apart for the celebration
of this ividely popular holiday. Yet thciv
are men with souls . so dead to the poete
sentiment of this day that when they me.
so to speak, all money and appetite, the"
will slip into a restaurant and make a di::
ner on corned !xef and cabbage or mutton
pie, and try to persuade themselves tha:
they have hail ;i Thanksgivim; dinner
lint how could i.e have a f t:;u!v
Thanksgiving dinner in a restaurant nr."
how? You mudit as ".veil try to have ;
masquerade bail in a hall bedroom or .
game of billiards on a yacht in a choppy w:
The only kind of Thanks-
giving dinner t h:
worthy of the r.i
one thiit is enj
country in ;l:e
steai' in which
great on; fir.-pi.
tt 13 lt-a.iy . ..Jf--:tie
is the1; S ''. '
;ed in the y
o!d iiome-'ii,
there is a ' '; : :
nee wii :i a 1 ' ,
blazimr lire
ii:diu;' forth
sparks upon the rag carpet
that is cons-riteted of the
clothing of the last three or
fourgineration3. In such a hon-e.stend y
cannot help dreaming of TL.inks.;,;'. in : i
upon any gray tiy in autumn wii.-u t'.,
pumpkins lie n round the field in whie'i t i,
corn is standing in ru.-tling ins. -el t;-.c--There
Vi si t'reat deal iii an ordi:i:iry '
gold pumpkin to im'.ke a man with a ;
sitive inteih et n new Lis happy yo'.'t
and to i'eel itj.it his decayed h or :r.:d I
lost teeth h:tve b en restored, v. in-: '
dreams of the great thie': p:.- hU mo; ;
used to construct at that prri d of :
year when serious thoughts of Thanks.-'
ing were iirst entertained. Ant I :.s he e
those pies over again in memory they t -sweeter
than ever and revive the in.;;:y
games of shinney i hat made the aura:....
cf bis early life so full of joy as they v; . .
of pixt ry.
In renewing his acquaintance with t :
pumpkin pie which was always the le - '
upon Thanksgiving day, he feels that it ;
Thanksgiving day. Ami as he sits at t : j
table and watches the tall glass of ce'ery
glistening before him, and the old china
fruit dish on the sideboard overflowing
, ,-" with grapes and apples and.
,--'t5TisrH oranges, and the great pmu-
rf-V;T.v glowing with cranberry
ku&gfeSfl' sauce, he thinks Thanksgiv
mg is as far ahead cf the
Fourth of July as a Roman
hyacinth is ahead of a Bermuda onion in
point of fragrance. And why shouldn't it
be? There is certainly no other holiday
that brims more beautifully with cheery
sunshine.. Because while it is a holiday
npon which we receive no presents, it is
likewise a holiday upon which we are not
taxed to offer any. And this certainly
must be a great re! ief to the women who
commence constructing tidies for poor
relatives about the 1st of May to make
their Christmas happy. Suppose they had
to make pincushions and teacloths and
clerical slippers to be presented on Thanks
giving day! Then indeed would women's
work never be half done.
There is a long headed rich man down at
Siaseonset, Mass., who selects his Thanks
giving turkey about the 1st of May. He
then places it in a barrel for u short time.
and every day plays the
banjo in the presence of the
divine bird. lie has learned
that a turkey treated inthis'-sgW -ti
wav will become so fond of iw4t7T
its owner that it will follow
him around. After the bird becomes fa
miliar with a solo it will never fail to run
to the itcrson who plays it. This old fellow
often sits on his piazza and plays for the
purpose of entering into social relations
with the selected bird, and when the latter
conies up he ieeds it upon Knglish walnuts
and other dainties that have a tendency to
add to the rotundity of the turkey and 1!
out its various dimples r.nd hollows. This
is much cheaper than scattering walnuts
to the flock which lie intends to sell.
The turkey selected for the Thanksgiv
ing feast seems like a prime minister in a
ininuet while strutting about to the melo
dies of the banjo. And so he grows fat on
music and walnuts until a day or two be-t,-.;-
fore Thanksgiving, when he
Nv y (l hears the banjo so!o for t he
-.V last time, for while its owner
IS
play ;n;
the
! turkey ven
tio near, at
it is gently
v. 'tures
a
bit
which time
tapped upon the head and
knocked off its drumsticks.
And then the eld Siascon-
cettcr prepares it for the feast oi leasts,
and after it has been duly disposed of the
family falls into a gentle postprandial vis
ion, in which they hear weird and tender
melodies and at the same time see several
pairs of turkey wishbones waltzing grace
fully about on the Persian rug in a ghostly
fitshion to the mellow plunketty plunk of
the banjo. And on the following day the
tenderest souvenir of Thanksgiving the
wishbone is hung on the library door, to
be a constant reminder of the mellow rap
tares of the day. Ii. K. McxKiTTiiiCK.
Is it not worth the small price of 73c.
to free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints, if you think so call
at our store and treat a bottle of Shiloh.s
Vitalizer, every bottle has a written
guarantee on it, use accordingly and if it
does you no good it will cost you nothing.
Sold by W. W. Parker, druggist, Henderson.
rn
BE CHEERFUL ,
Give us the man
or woman who is
prone to look on
the bright side.
The croaker, the
whiner, whose
voice never sound-.
a joyful cadence,
is the one individ
ual whose life
should be a short '
one. The dcsxnd- ,
ent man, the down-
hearted woman
who cu 1 t i v a t e rs j
gloem'and a mouth
dravn"dovnat the
corners as fine art
is. the person to
sicei clear of. The)
cast no shadow
athwart your path
way in life ami
the person who
cannot occasionally
forget his or hei ,
sorrows lone
enough to extend
a word of comfort
or good cheer to
some one in stii ' J
deeper trouble is a
miserable farce of
humanity. Dm
ham Sun.
had enough
ISaelby Review.
The good wife
of a bad Gideonite
in this vicinity war
reading of the rav
ages of a terrible
storm in China the
other night. She.
read aloud: "A
cyclone in China
""Great Lord,"
groaned her hus
band, "has that
blamed country
gone Democratic
too?"
j Save every thing
! you can on your
j farm utilize all the
j products of your
fields, orchards and ,
gardens.
"Wise men never
ist and wail their
K ss, but cheerily ,
seek how to redress
their ha i ins."
Republicans who
bet on the election .
will no better next
time.
The market price 1
is generally the j
merchant's own
mark it.
The nearest of t
kin nap kin. Our ,
bosom friend, as it
were.
You can't sue- j
ceed without hard
work, is a truth that '
can't be gainsaid. ;
A Born Diplomat.
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Little Bobbie Bingler Mrs. Hwayb ick.
do you know what I would do if you should
ask me to have another piece of that miner
pie?
Mrs. Swayback Why, no, Bobbie. Wha?
would you do?
Little Bobbie I would w.y r.o, as my
mamma toid me to. and then I would
weakly smile.
"Dearest." fisH. "do ;.o i '. tt
we have been engage.! j ot aie year thi
Thanksgiving? Only think, dear, sg; pose
we were married now1'
"But we are not," he replied, "and my
own darling, between you and me. we have
a great deal to be thankful for "
Talk's chenp. but when it's Lucked up
by a pledge ot tlm baid rash of a lina-e-ially
responsible firm, or c mipany, ot v.orld
wide reputation for fair and l..::oratde
dealing, it means bu-ines!
Sow, there are scoi of sni: paiiilns
and other blood puiifn-rs, all cia'ke l up to
be the best, purest, ieo-1 peiu n-- and
wonderful, but bear in mind (fo. . ;'ir own
sake), there's only one jruarant.-ee i Kl
puririer and remedy for torpid l:vr and
all diseases that cmiw from ioi :.lo'i.
That one standing solitary and alone
sold on trial. i-
Ir. Fleice's Golden Medical Discovery.
If it doesn't do good in skin, scalp and
scrofulous diseases and pulmonary con
sumption is only Jung-cudulM jte-t let its
makers knowand get jour money ! :.ck.
Talk's cheap, but to back a poor
medicine, or a common one, by selling it
on trial, as "Golden Medical I:scveiy"
is sold, would bankrupt Hk; l.ugest for
tune. Talk's cheap, but only "1)1 covery" i
guaranteed Simmons Liver Regulator has never
been known to fail to cure dyspepsia.
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a ii ii 3 1 jo -rain i jLiitajm
Clifford Slackman
A Boston Boy's Eyesight
Savod-Porhaps His Life
By Hood's SarsaparilU-Illood Poi
soned by Canker.
Head the following front a grateful mother:
"My little boy liad StarJet Fever when 4 year
old, and it luli tiiia very weak an t with bloo.l
poltourd wi.h mnUir. liii eyes becarne
so inflaaicd thai bU salfei-:ns were intense, and
for seven weeks ho
Could Not Qpon His Eyes.
I to-.ik him twice tluilng that time to Uio Ey
and Ear Infi.-icary e:i Charles street, but tlieii
remedies failed t. do liha the f.ikitt-st shadow
of good. I 'contmeneed givU'.g hi'.a Hood'
Sarsapai ilia a: it soon cured 1dm. I liav
never !en! ted tli:t it n.-ie.l bia isbl, we.,
ir net liia v ry life. You in.iy use tins tL
timonial in nny way veu ehoose. lamalway i
ready to somut the iraisc of
Hoos SarsapariHa
because of the wonderful good it did my son."
Acme F. 1i u kman, 2389 Washington St,
Boston. Ma. Get l!KI f
HOOD'S PlLLS are hand msilc, and are pe
foct In com;,'.;.i.)n. proj.ortlun aud apparanc.
j ii. f;ciiKniis,
ATTOIiXRY AT
:iI0.Mlt.l--O. - - ,-S.
Oilice: In Man is law building nea
court house.
dec31-;i
t. m. rrrr.M an.
w. ii. shaw.
piTT.UAJi & SI I AW.
ATTt)JiNKYN V'l' 1..VW,
HENDERSON, X. C.
Prom it t it. niion to el' ir.!eMiional I u
ess. Praeilee in tiie '-iate ku.I lYotr
ourls.
Olliei-: lo.oni :(.. 2, iiiowei: I ; o i , . . i i: .
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OKt'M K iN lU. llVEI.r. UL tl-tJlNO.
i'H!Ts: Vi.nee Franklin, Wat let: Gi. i.
ille, I'r.i'ei sinles Com! -tl I 'i.teit; I; , I .
upreii;.- ..,; .if Ni.rili :iro!! i.n.
1 . l!iiv ii'.ui ii iu.i.iii in. null. 7;;
.. c i.bWARnn, a. u. woktham,
Oxford. A . C. lleinieison, S. C.
nVAICIH & WOKTHAM,
ATTOK.NKYS .VJ' LA W,
HENDERSON, N. C.
Jll'el- their s i viees t the pecple il Viiih .
.jinity. !. KdwurdH will all. ml nil
ouitsof ':. nee eon n I y, n lid u! 1 1 -on.-
: I'loleison j.' :m ,i n.i ml I inos u lien i: '
s-ilslnnee no.y be needed by bis partner.
DENTIST
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1-
PSm-Y Purn N!lrous gxl.li)
(as admliiislereil lor
the painlesH extrac
tion of teeth.
iSTOllice over E. C. Davis' store, Main
street. Jan. l-a.
MipKoaice
tlent :triiiely ill
.a ttiia woiM faya Hotij. rr, of f-yiueu'
N. Y., il l'io,o,r KociiIefc Jivr) Ti:i- I,, f ,ti
.ay lion who .ii. If-.rtia'ly pnraly -.1 i ,r.
iara r.o . Liack. a ly U.i. leu. i;..: lii.l ar.
in loiiiH of I .' ni Biiicu Im t'Xik ia-liultiu c
reuic-l". i ino. t licartily than it lor it.
St. Louis, Mo , March 2, fji.
l-u!L:;:.); oi,. (iiaount of good gtr Koctiig
o:ve T.tnlc t. v done mo, I foil It a duty'
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