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MOUNT AIRY N. C, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6 UK)1.
NO. 15
VOL. 25.
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THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME
Arts Never Without Poruna in the Houso
for Catarrhal Diseases.
WD. WATSON',
ClnrlK, Fresno
Count v, Cnl., writes i
"mI bless jiii fur whnl ji'ti have
flona fur tun, The rln-u Mini i-m baa nil
d Isappcared, .ml to-day .11 exi-tnltn,
Mlow well )iii look!' I Hutu
and I owe It nil to lr. I artimm for his
fjfMHl advice to ims To-day Iliid tne
as (nn frum pain I ever w r.
rainy season Imn mt In here, 1 n t I lie
(-hunt;" linsn't n fT'-' t'.l ini' a II used
(, I m Very lhalil. fill that 1 have,
found nut Hint J nil can n Mil will help
tin- suffering niii'M Hint will follow ymir
advice. Several have a-Led ini' whut
rnr-d inc, mnl I tell tin ia. Tin y p I
the medicine then. H e keep I'ertma
In the hoime. My daughter has t o
Minx, and they keep hi and to
Hhtml, and t!iey take the mulLlne
every day.
"My wife wa troubled wiih a pain
In h' T sldo fur years. Now he Is takliej
Jour luoilli'liu' and I' real smart. I v i!l
do nil I run for ymi nr.. I for Ihiw Mho
heed y.iur inh In ,"
Mr. Jim. O. All.ln-o'i, I nW''li'iiili iii'i,
M').. Itox wrlu
Yoiir remedies i' ir.M that ymi claim
for tlii'iii, tul t-vcil mori'. t'.ilavli -n:i-nol
i xlut xv)hti I'l Tiinn N l.ihnn a' nnl
fi' to d.rerlionn. lVnma i-oin-ili'ti'ly
i i:iy wlf-a:i l I of cniarrli.il troulil'-.-i
i li ii;v-(ivo yi'.vrK klii:.:'!. l!i l- y
r..iu' 'j n n. tr.ivi Kn-; n;...i I i.i i n v n'.L
inu m'.v - ; mi- i f I'.-ii. i-i "
W. P, CARTI . n. LEWELLYN,
Attorneys-at-Law.
r"Prwnioe In tli Wr and F'1crnl f'onrt
I-romrt attrnMun given to all tmntr.nM unlrusl
BtoUiflr eare.
M. H. SPARCER,
nOTAHV PUatlG.
HusIiicm Holiciteil.
OfPICt WITH OC0. w. gPr.ER, MT. iV.
. GEO. W. SrAltGKR.
Attorncy-at-Law,
MOUNT AIET, H. 0.
Will pr.'t!i-( In mi af"! FiKrl f'onrt.
BpM-lal mwnl'on to C'lltviK'U m i-.lnlm. aim
rotUMntr Irwci.
W. O. SYIJNOR,
MT. A IKY, N. C.
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STRONG LINE FIRE. LIFE & ACCIDENT
Compante Kprccnud.
3. P. GRAVES,
AUorny-al-Iinw,
MOUNT A1BY, N. 0.
avrranriciti. In ana Flfral Coarfa.
rramvi artinitoB to oolierttoo of i-wim.
W. R. Badgett,
Jttorxey At Law,
Mount Airy, N. fj
Er.Rapea in general practice; t.pecial
altention to collection of renti
and local account' ; loan,
negotiated.
PKNTIST.
MOUNT AIRY. - N. C.
Officii over Ft tirmii officH. for.
nierl? ocounied hi Dr. T. J. Milch-
ell. "
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When You Want a
First-Class
. MOWING MACHINE,
GRAIN DRILL,
HARROW
OR CULTIVATOR
Or any kind of
FARMING
MACHINERY
at RIGHT PRIC13S, see
JOHN A. MiETIN,
Mi'in t Airy, N. C.
slate & Insnrancc
nfy' - w ... -f s :-1
' w y y y i -jni
ll
m mam
Mr, All. Si-liw.udt, pitnUirn, MItiw.
w rli.-H :
7 ft.no been troubled with rlieuma
thm nnJ tulerrh lort cnV'(le )cm .
Omltl nut tlccp day or night. After
havlnf wed I'enina I can hleep and
nothing txnhert nw non-. If I ever am
affected lih any kind of tkknesn
I'crun he the medUlne I thai!
tine. My ton wax cured of iatnrrh nt
the larynx by l'eruna,"Mr. Alia
Schwandt.
Why Old People arc tr.pccAMy l.l.Mc
to Sy&tcnilc C.il.irili.
Win n i. 'il t;i' i-oiili n on, i-iilui tIihI ilin
i'Mn'4 I'oiiiii nV i, fyi.(''inli' r.'itiirrli 1.
ill :ti-.-t iiiiivi-rnnl In old ) !".
Tli!" v n' 'i I fi w !iy I'l-niti.t !oi Ik ooiii.
H'i 1 !l. 1 ii l ! In old i o.;.', l'.T!l.:a
N llndr Mfi'uu:ird. I'ituiih U t!ic o:i'y
ri i:nuv Ji'l (1 vld that tui-r1. tln it
i':ni'i ox:!!'!')'.
Nin li m i n.iinot Iw tri'nl.'d liw-nllyt
notloni; In;', nn -TiH'tivi .yKtoinlo ri-m-lily
rould run- tlii-m. Tl.ln ! ix'tly
hnl IVr-Liii Ik.
Ifyoii do not ro--ivi firornjit and !
l.fiM-tory ri'Milln from t!i i.i- of l'cruiu.
writi-r.l o-u-o ti I'r. llnrtni:iii, civin-; u
full Kl.iti'ini'iit of your rnnniid In- wi'l
I ii ilinscd to ( :.ey '.i Ik., v.'ilunld" d
vlrc pral !h.
Ai lil r'K I'r. Ilnr'- 'nn, l'ri ...df-n'. n'
Tin- Ilarlmnn San.t.i. . inn. Colnmlnu, ' -
Pill Pleasure.
If ynu ever took PnWitt'i Little
Karly Ki.en for bilioiuhPM or consti
pation tou know what pill plea.urn in.
Thp.ii famoua little pi lid cleanne tlin
lirer and rid the nj-Btem of all liilf
without producping unpleasant effec-U.
The y do not Kr'f,f". ickn or weaken,
tint plcamntlv K'ive ton and Hrength
to f ho tii"-ui- and ort;nii of tin atom-ai-ti,
liver and bowleg, hold by I. W,
Went.
In order to make tho work of
cotton stoulcrs ditlirult, No. Cur.
makes it unlawful to sell cotton
at nicrlit.
Good for Children.
The plei'san'. to take and harmleaa
One Minute Couch t'ure ivea inatant
relief jn all cafes of Cough, Croup and
l.a'irippe because it doe. not pna im
mediately into the itnmneh, but take.
t ffect right at the aeat of the trouble.
It drawn out the ir.flammation, hea
and aoothes and cures permanently by
by enabling tt.e luncs to contribute
pure life-giving and life-rust aining
ox v gen to the blood and tiKsuca. Hold
by 1. V. West.
A Distinguished Bed Room.
The house in Portland, Me.,
where Longfellow was horn is
now a tenement in the poorer
part of the city, mostly inhabited
by Irish. A wrresiionrtent writes
us that a few years ajjo a teacher
in Portland was giving a lesson
on the life of the pot. At the
end of the hour she bej:an to
question tlie class.
"Where was Longfellow born?
she asked.
A small bo? waved his hand
vigorously.. When the teacher
called on him his answer did not
seem to astonish the rest of the
class, but it was a cold shock to
her.
"In Patsy Magee's bod room,"
he said.
Can You Eat?
J.B.Taylor a prominent merchant
of Cbriesnian,Tex sayi: "I eould not
eat because of a weak Ftomach. 1 lost
all tt rength and ran down in weight
All that money could do was done, but
all hope of rei-orery vanithed Hearing
of some wood-rful cure, effected by
u.e of Ko'lol Dyapepsia Cure, I con
cluded to try it. The first bottle bene
fitted trie, and after taking four bottles
1 am fully restored to my usual
strength, weight and health Kodol
liyape-psia Cure digests what you eat
and cures. Hold by 1. W. West.
The admissions at the World"
Fair last week numbered 770,41
and for lit days 1 1 ,7Hl,,m4s.
O M
W O D that word !
refers to Dr.Tutt" s Ltver Til's and
.YSEAttS HEALTH.
Arc i . ntli in.V
Tr-'u' iti w'iih fi.uiCiithin?
i k . ...'.vJvf t
'l-!!,.
il -' !. .i
" i tii-.sc sytr.ptnios and many others
""roil rvToodL
. c rs.
TcAo No Substitute
3C
INCIDENT OF CIVIL WAR
Wounded Confederate Savea
Life of Stricken Union
Soldier.
Dtitroit Free Trcn.
MihiP 1. Cook, of Flint, Mich.,
went to the front during the rehol
iion in the Twentieth Ohio battery
am! had an rxpttrlunce tt the battlo
of ChickftinanR which be will ever
reinnubi-r. lie yi:
"On tie first day of the fivlit
our battorjr w clmrgod time ftt r
limp, but wo rv)ul(id the coufod
t'Mtea eitch time until loat mid
aftcrroon. A nw rogiment wai
then broti(ht up tonctM support
for tho buttery, and at the very iiret
cliargo thej flt d in wild disorder.
We were left itark alone on open
ground, uud though we gave them
doublo clmrgo of caniator, the con
fodurato lines swept right Dp to onr
guns and over us. I wag ahot in
tbe arm and leg, and waa loft lying
on the ground with score of oth
ers when the gnnt were drawn ofl
"As soon as I could look aronnd
mo I found that the man on my
right, who whs wounded in the
hand, shoulder and thigh, was a
confederate, lie was a tnumherof
ilit Ninth Alatmma infantry one
of tho clmri' g regimen's and hi
name whs A. H. Curter. There
were other (uderal and confederate
wotmdeJ around us, and the ground
was covered with dead men and
horses. I dnttu'd Ca'tm's wunnds
and he dicsid mine, and with tho
roar of battle around us wo became
the heat of friend. None of tho
wounoVd whs removed that night,
ami early ruxt day tho ghouls bo
gan to appear. I saw a number of
con fed i ratis robbing the dead and
wounded and by and by a number
of IIoi d's Ti xie ranger approached
ne. I bad on a pair of new boots
of fancy make, and as he came np
ordered tne to poll them off. I re
plied that I waa wounded and could
not do it. He remarked that be
would have they t ff in a jiffy, and
he seized my foot and drew the
hoot oil in a right manner. Tbe
other leg was the wounded one, and
as ho grabbed by font I cried out
with pain. I was then brac.d np
-gaitibt a bank of earth in a bitting
petition, and the wound had become
vt-iy priutul. Carter reproved tho
ranger tor his want of teeliti', and
with n on b he dropped my foot
and picked up a mnakot with a
biyon?t attached.
"I believe he meant to kill me,
but as he thrnet at me the bayonet
pacsed through my right hip and
entered tho earth pinuing me fast.
Tbe merciless ranger than picked
up my foot, braced one ot his feet
against my body and pulled off the
boot. Eveiything turned dark to
ine althungh I did not loee con'ci
onsneis. Ho was eoing away with
the boots under his arm when Carter
reached over and posai d bimeelf of
a revolver from a cavalryman's
holster, and taking caretul aim
acri at my leg', i e tout a bullet in
'o tbe ranger's back and dropped
him dead in bis tracks. I expect
i d we would both be murdered for
thiii, bnt tbe follows own comrades
er.me np and sgrced that it served
him r'ght. They raited me np,
leaned the bayonet of all dirt, and
then palled it as ctrefully aa pos
sible. ' Just below U6 was a bit of swamp
and Carter, myself and several oth
era managed to crawl down to it
There, was a bod of soft, wet mnck
into which we burrowed clear up
to onr china, and we were there
Knot her twenty four honrs before
'lie federals came to take us off the
fi ild. Tne mud bath was Doubtless
the mi ana of saving our lives, as it
kept the flies away, stopped the
load of blood, and acted as a dreu
iiig. When they came to wash me
i il in the hcFpital thefbeh about
my wounds ae as white as chicken
meat, and the soreness had nearly
all disappeared. Carter was taken
to tbe same hospital, but 1 never
saw dim afterwards. Hut for him
I wtuld have been murdered by
'.he rancor, and it waa he who re
venged me. lie may yet be living,
and if so 1 would give more to re
ceive wmd from him than I wonld
to be appointed a member of the
prcuiilont' caniuet."
Wilkes Officials in Trouble.
Wilkcshnro Chronicle.
lltjvtnoe fliccr Smith had a
little unpleasant rxpnrienci jui-t
before day Monday morning. lie
and Boyd bad tracked 2 wagons
from Jennings s'ore near the Irdcl
line to what is called east Cairo,
near Wilkebro. They paseed
M a ha fly s wagon and track" 1 tbe
other to Tcm Jarvis', and found
him in his wagon with 3 kc?a of
liqn r. lie was arretted and Smith
tm k charge of him and Boyd went
U lo Jr. after the other wagon.
Jarvis gave the alarm alter Boyd
left and his whole family came to
his rescue and grabbed Smith, who
drew his rietol and fired once but
niised. They got bis pisto. and
Jarvis skipped. Smith ran to the
too of the bi'l to call Beyd and
hsj they returned 'be liquor Lad
b.-en carried iff. They brongbt
tbe team And waon to the livery
ttabie.
Makes A Clean Sweep.
There' nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. Of all the Salves you erer
heard of, Hueklen' Arnica 8alve i. the
et. tt sweep away and eure Bum,
res. Prnisen, Outs, lloil. Uleera, Hkin
Er ptmns and Pile. It's only 26c, and
guaranteed logire sau. faction by O. E.
tiallavay Pruggict.
Enormous Losses Claimed.
Chefoo, Sept. il. - Kiissiiins
residiiiKhero claim to have no
ceivod Information that tho Jap
aneso. losses in tho last nsmiult
on Port Arthur which began
September 1U wero seven thous
and. A Chinese who loft tho fortress
on Hejiletnbor I'll says that Iho
HuHsian losses wero between Six)
and 0(H).
This Chinaman says that tht;
Japanoso wero unablo to remain
In tho throo supplementary forln
which they captured and that
they retired ut four o'clock on
the afternoon of September 2(i,
after enduring several days of
tremendous tiring from tho inner
forts,
Ho adds that the Russians at
tempted to bury the dead on both
sides at night because the do
comiKwinK bodies seriously men
aced the health of tho garrison.
The Russians allege that it is the
deliberate policy of tho Japanese
to undermine tho health of the
Russian troops by moans of the
odors from the decomposing bod
lea and that for this reason they
fire on tho burial parties.
Tho Chinese who was a mem
ber of a burial party says that
tho Japnnoso tired when ho and
other Chineso attempted to bury
the dead. He adds that when
tho wind carries the odors to
ward tho Japanoso tho latter re
tire. Chineso say that the most so
vero attacks were mado on the
supplementary forts of the Iu
and Anshu mountain forts. The
Russians had undermined the
ground and Roveral hundred
Japanoso were blown up on Sep
tember 2!J. RerU received
from tho Miaotao Islands men
tion a terriftic report which shook
tho houses there on that date.
Tho Russian ships, says tho
report, took no part in tho bat
tle. From thirty to fifty shells
fell daily in the Chineso new
town. Ono shell tore tho rudder
from a torrwdo boat destroyer.
Tho Russians aro now building
a now fort on Liato promontory
bearing on the island side. Its
construction indicates that five
largo guns will form the nucleus
of the battery.
They Quote From His Book.
Biltmore, N. C, September 2
The following c irre'pondor.co be
tween President R mat volt's eecro
tary and the Xorth Caroli-ia sta'o
republican chairman, Killing, o
Ashville, N. O, and tho rpiot-'tiun
trom the president's "ife ot I! t'i
tor," are felf explanatory:
"Asliovilb-, N. (!., S.-p'omb'T 'J'JV
1004 Hon. Wiiii-.m huh. S cr,
tary to tie President, Vnbhingtni-,
D.'C: lion. R. P. Glenn, the d-in
ocratic candidate for governor,
stated in his speech yesti rd iv thit
the president a lid the cmfeh rti
soldier woie an-irchiste and that
strains of Coarse btti'alify nn
through the ann'htrn pe p'c, or
words to that efloet. Ie ihe pres
ideal correctly qnoted? Ana ver
THOMAS S. ROLLINS,"
"Chairman State Republican Ex
ecntive Comtnitteo."
White Ilonfe, Washington, I)
C, September 22, l'.04 Hon
Thomas Rollins: My Dear Sir
Yonr telegram of yesterday ha
been received. The statements you
refer to are alwolntely fsle.
WILLIAM LOKIs, JR,"
"Stcrotary to the President."
By reference to page 1G1 of Mr.
Rjosovelt's "Life of Benton," cony
righted bv Mr. Roosevelt in ISS'l,
you will find Mr. Roosevelt uses the
following expreesion;
"Slavery waa chiefly responsible
for the streak of coarse aud brutal
barbarism which ran through tbe
southern character."
No Black Face in Their School.
Chicago, September m. Be
cause of a mistaken belief that
tho assistant kindergarten teach
er engagea tor service in their
school was a negress, fifty boys
stationed themselves as pickets
around the McAllister public
school today and prevents! pu
pils from entering. None of the
pickets is more than 13 years of
age.
Outside a crowd of 00 toys and
girls hooted and yellod at tho
teachers looking from tho win
dows of the school building.
Every infant 'striker' wore a
badge to show that he or she be
longed to a union.
Some of the badges were most
ly scraps of paper with the word
'Union scrawled across it. The
others wore union buttons which
their fathers had worn. Many of
the strikers carried clubs.
They threatened vioiem-ea-
gainst any child daring to enter
the school yard.
One of Many.
H. A. Tisdale, of Bummerton, 8. C
suffered for twenty year with the
Pile, Bp.cialist were employed and
many remedies used but relief ai d
permanent good was found only in the
use of DeWitt' witch Hazel Sake.
This it only one of the many, niiny
cure that have been effected by this
wonderful remedy. In buying Witch
Hael Halve it is only necessary to see
that you get the genuine lleWitt ,
made by C. E UeWut A Co. in Chi
cago, and a cure ia certain Hewitt's
Witch Harel Halve cures all kind of
pil-. euta, burns, braise, ecreme, tet
ter, ringworm, skin dOeases. etc. Hold
by 1. W. Weat.
FoimKnmTuis
take KMatri 4 BlaaUtar RlgM
A Virginia Preacher With a
Record.
Th" M rgif-t ill (". r -t IcV avr'S
that in !i"V. K'T 'li-r, a trJiv i f
Ih-rninndii, Tucker c umty,
i-i)a a Mthndist irei' 'i'.r who I"
in ela?i by him -elf. There' nit
an.ithur li Wn him In the I J n ; ' 1
tat", In Ids own special lino. He
will ti'it ridu a horse, althnngh his
circnit take him over P'linn ef ih
rongb' st mrnjntiilr.s In Tucker a'd
Trston cnutitlos. In a ten niHe
race thnrn Is nut n horse in Tuckor
county that can beat him, Rome
trine Birn bo prnichod at tbe Dtin
iaon rchnol bonso on Loc'bri ri! jr,
noar the Veston linn. Vhn he
stepped down from tho pulpit it
vanted j it pno Irmr nf t!io tim
he waa driest (Juirt'o, ni"'
mile distant. Ho took the road
without hesitation, and s'ruek ar
Indian trot wbic'i bn never brohc
durin f t Lo noio miles At the end
of the luiir be w in his pnlpi' t
Sf, ("i)ri;o readi'ig the oponiB
hymn of tint rvim and show.-d nA
more siftis of fati.iMthan if he
had been resting in a hamm ick
tho procccditig hour
Deep GoU Mines.
The deepest gold mine is still
to be credited to Hcndigc, in Vic
toria, Australia, although the
time is coining when the K.ind,
South Africa, will chiim the ret
ord. For the present the Victo
ria quart, mine, at ilendige. has
probed deeper into the earth
than any other digging after
gold; work is now going on in
this mino nt '.,'X) feet, awin. -having
boon sunk ..'o feet below
the lowest leel, nt :,7.) feet.
Among its neighbors the Victoria
quartz mine has ilio Now ('hum
railway, with work prw eedniir at
3, Hr(5 ft ot, and the New Chum
Consolidated, .Vsd f''t. Tli
eglobrated "l",0"mine, the prop
fftiy of Oeorge Lansell, and long
tho deepest gold mine in tin
world, is being exploited nt il,.'.'''
feet, although the shaft itsell is
"(X) feet deejier.
L- ,'y Folks.
In most ci .li.od (oiiiori la
ziness is looked ujHiti as a vice.
If a man does not w.j-k .n-it'-er
shall he e::t is the rule ia si.. U
nations. Hut in tropical lands,
where nature is very kind, food
can almost always be had furl!,.
mere gathering. This will i-x-i!nin
wiiy the I'rantis of il.e
kVest. African j'ohl coast will not
work. A penny a !;.y will en
able a Fanti to look like a tight
iryrcock. 'Why, therefore, shovih:
lo. ui.-frT.ss .litil.x-.-li:' If 4.0 W .Ill's
any little extra, s.ih as tobacco
iur strong drink, it is oven then
'hardly necessary that he should
work for it, for is there not his
wife. He Ix-lieves in a fair divis
ion of labor the wife earns the
living, ami he consumes it. A
hundred Pant is w ill do hiss than
a dozen English navies, aud do
it badly w ithout a white overse
er. Under a l-'ant i overseer they
soon begin to shirk the work and
lie basking in the sun, and by
and by the overseer joins them,
livery burden is carried on the
head. Set (hem to carrying
stones from a heap and they will
carry theiu one by one on their
heads, walking to and fro, no
matter what the distance. A con
tractor for some buildings at Ca
jo Coast castle introduced wheel
barrows. Tho 1'antis rose to the
occasion. They carried tho bar
rows on their heads!
Tried on Broughton Charges.
Alany, (J a., Sept. -7. The
trial of Chief of Police We.xt
brook on the sensational charges
first preferred by Rev. 1 rough
ton of Atlanta in a sermon here
three months ago and following
which the preacher was cow
hided by the chief, was concluded
late this afternoon.
Of the seven specific charges
preferred, tho chief is found
guilt- of two viz., drinking while
on duty and in uniform, i.xit'ng
bar rooms while on duly und
loitering in such places.
The commission imposed a line
of $-i for each of these offences
and exhonerated hitu on all other
charges. Of the charge of as
sault on the minister the com
missioners said:
"We find Chief West brook
guilty of this charge, but in our
opinion tho peculiar circumstan
ces justified him as a man in pur
suing the course he did."
The verdict is regarded by
Westbrook's friends as an exhon
eration, as lie was not found
guily of either of the most seri
ous charges. A feature of the
trial was development of the
fact that Dr. Hroughton did not
have affidavits to sustain his
charges as he claimed to have at
the time ho made his pulpit at
tack. A Great SinsaMan.
There was a big ns-ion in hees
vilie, lnd. when V.. il. brown of that
pla"". who wa eip-i-td to din, bad
his h.'e sated by Ut. Ki.ig' few i'ts
eovTy for on-oimp'idii. 1 le wriles : "l
eiidured irutIrKble agonie from
Asthoia but your N Inscovery
gave me immediate r-ii'-f si d eoon
thereafter elfeeied a complete cure
Himilar cures of Consumpti n, Pneu
monia, Hrnncliili and irip are num
erous it's the peerless remedy for
all throat and luni; trouble. Price
Soc, and 11 O-l (Msraitel by C. K.
(taiiaway lrupc;it. Trial bottle
frei.
In'riivtticr (li. Oel.
If one lo I . I'.. I f i t. ii goixt way
to dimvlw I'. O' I-1 1 H t place a
bow o'l Hi" In o;i of "lij j'O mid tie.
In (In- ;. of i i s it U voiy lu.rd to
keep i In I, '.v in ,i.-u , nn l. I cxUcn, un
tying It eii-y t i n i'im sliuc l-t reiiior.
ed ruuiiiIi'H Hi.- i',l.liiiii-i. 1 Ida iliHU ulty
limy be overin ne l y luiiktlR li pur
lill.'l sills iibiuit tc: If mi li li lot(. a
qimrter of nil lli' ti iipnrl, III the ci olef
of the tongue of ouch tie. Inm-rt a rib
Ihiii and lonke n boiv, lin king It on tho
underside 'It"' tie lunjr then be liieed
or lllihiei'd wllliiiiit d'siurl'lng the bow.
ltd riirefnl not to hive the bow too
large, ns that fault would only offset
the object of hilling li physical defect
tiy culling attention to 1 lie wearer'
link of g'xid tiiHto In Directing an ex
aggeration of style.
Knrserr Wlnilowa.
Comet venlllnhon should be had
from the tup of Hi" window either liy
mean of a wheel Introduced Into tho
upper window pane or by the cun
alrni tlon of n ir. iihoiii, say el Inchi-a
or mm i deep, wlib-li shnll extend iiilln
aetima the window mid hh-li may be
let down from the top, linking II V
ahnped oiieliln, an I not oi't-iu'l from
the bottom like an IliMlt' l V. The
hitler would iKii.t a c'ir;i-iit of ntr
Upon the Leads of the o ''Up .-lit C tt."
former would lunke nn Injun nn draft
Impossible. 1l,c hIiiIo.h. where the
MHiltloti of tlee ti.'iv In- aele-tt,
aliould tie nt h' .l I en f- el from the
fliHir. Where oer ' - aliould b
pruvlditl with liiiri or n'i"ii- whe let
tlo or screeui II ' veer's.
tir nf fti 1fmh.
To keep the luouili t ,iied and frm
from Injurious neld and tuid t.ites
rinse si vers I times a dny Willi a
inoiilliful or two rf Ivik'ng sola ills
solvil 111 water. Tills should not be a
strong solmlon. A te.i--!-.. -nful dla
eohe.1 In a pint of water I !h" crr'i't
propoition. 'llils limy In- k'-pt In a
eloM-d ics'l mi l used at (K-castou n
HU'rea. A cm-i'i' ntioiia ii of this i t
celleiit cure will imt only li--p t'i"
tiH-ih from iIih'.-ij !j: j; so rip, Toy, but
will tend to harden ttie gun n ami pre
vent Irritation around defectlre teeth.
ParUInn Motherp.
"I'nrUlsn iiiolhci-a tike their children
about "1th them to n fr.r greater ex
tent than d'.t IjilII-Ii parents imtll
(pilte rivenll." said ml ohserv.int wo
man, "mnl the result seem to be
wholly siiiur.ii 'ry. The little girls
grow up as pei feet li' ie women of the
world and are iml till I n nn un
known sea when tl.ej ne "i ut.' Thus
'.ley i n not l .-oe t ) w. ' one or two
m-."s His in learning how to enjoy ti.em
Si !e and hold their own in the f.iah
h i :,.le awlin."
Ihln W omen,
and Im.i.y l.nti. s shrntld avoid
end cry s.d-y f-sta. Ttu-y
t '. i ' . ' 'iiftd of olive
'v e i 'i , "-. I M'd ehotild sip a
iM-rf :i "f i -t Milk nt night. A
ten
plckl
f.h.
O-i t"
L.i, t'
raw
1 1 real.
a a
wine before
I'leiuy c.f
!s. f'Ot.-.toe.'4.
cf hli-cp. no
forjjiiikig
f.i-
br
1 :
, r.ty
; tr.
t
II, -. I i-r Kfllln.
I ot.ee h d 1 'I""' I a nt.-e .-bite por
ce!r ia lii.. 1 l.-;::e badly thnt It
a-i..e.l niai'i. nn.t after wnshlim It
wss n t away. Two v. s later I in
vest if:, ted t'.i! fo-md that nil the
tin in-1 layer e . -i-.e "Tin w.shlii with
out tl.e least lii-'h-aii.v. Sin.v then I
ret all grai:i:e as w .-'l as p 'rcelain
ware when bnmel, w .:h gil results.
Exihan.ee.
An Irnnlna Itlnt.
When iioii x.v'ry to Iron n rough dry
irnmient at or: .- try this method:
r-nnpen, r"Il tii.!it. wrnp In a cloth
and then in p.:per and put Into the
oven whlic ':.- ir his i:re heating.
Va Mpor-.itiou i ill eau-ie It Uy be thor
oughly da i:-r i I c ! In time, but care
must be tal.eo tii ,i I' e ovn is not hot
enoutb to b-iru the v; 'iis.
I-'r I'lrm l'l-ih.
!t Is a form I'.to
remoi'i'-s are t'e si
men arc more liK,
and try those no h
prep-ire. If om-'s
may t'C na- li
foliUii t-iwel iii:i':i':'.
til: t til lwt
!, iVitl.il '
r.-r-.i tbes
nut h-rder t
is ti.ii.ty It
.!! with a
id wn'er.
Not Sure Shi ll.il S-.-cn II ra.
A would be cXq'.is' : ', in a tram
car, seeing a j o'.o, j holy whom
bethought to li - ii. -s.'J wi'h
his personal charb.-., cross. -d
over ar.d tiwjk a s'-al i-'sid..- i:.-r
and s tid:
"Haven't I i:u-t vod s ...oewhure
before?"
To which she re:.. . ia :.
voice heard by '.he i-r p..-gei-s:
"I'm led sure, b it 1 ;
you tire the lnail uh i c! . .ir
v, i::dows. "
The passeng -r-i ht'.r.'io-! -the
young man hurt ic-i.y W, tL.
car.
Robbed The C-rav;.
K alartlliift incicl.'iit, i trrat-'d by
.lolui l Uiver of I'ii'. iH'lelphis. a roii.iws :
"1 was in an aw ful rotnim -n. My skia
waa almost yellow, eyes -n l aigue
c mtej, pain Coiitii usiy tit back a-id
,d- s. no appetite, grow in.' weaker oay
by Oiy, Three physic. n had given
me tip. 'Ihen I wi. ndvi -' to use
l-.lect-io Bitters ; to i ;:ret jjy. the
i'.-st e.-'ttle Iiis'b' a ib - J-d impr vc
mei.t. I continued th -ir us (or three
we.-ks. and cm now awe 1 mnn. 1 know
th"j rohhed tii grsv of a other vi
tini" .No one shotilii fa 1 to try them,
Only 5te , guara.ntet (i, at O. K. Ciala
waya drug store.
Mr. Cleveland's last literary
cfTort had r.o politics n't it, bein
aitogether about fishing.
A Thoc.htful Man.
M. V. Austin of Wi-.i;-h-ster la-!
kiewwhat t d t i-.l th" hourof tiee.i
1 ' : v, i'e ha;I aae.ii an unu-ual e i-t
,..:iiiv'!u:a! liver trouble, phys"-ia-.
could not help her. lie tbougtit of a d
tried Or. Kmu'a New Lite i'.ils and b
got rebel at on,.,. :,d was anally cured
"i.iy Ke, atC. l-:,ti)iawa;if drugstore.
" T. -A.
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With Royal Raking Powder there is
no mixing with the hands, no sweat of
the brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest
facility, sweet, clean, healthful food.
Full instructions in the " Royal Raker and Pastry Cook
book, for making all kinds of bread, biscuit and cake
with Royal Baking Powder. Gratis to any address.
' novAi assixa enwctirVu wua iam sr., niw Yuan.
YOU CAN FIND
Guttv id u'piti,
(Both Galvanized Iron and Tin),
Also Tin and Iron Roofing,
Ornamental Galvanized Iron Work.
Valley and Shingle Tin, Sheet
Old copper, Copper and Rivets,' Steam
Pewter and and Water Pipe Fit-
Rubber bought tings of all kinds.
at Everitt's. T M J3VERITT.
There arc Great 'Things.
VICK'S TURTLE OIL LINIMENT IS ONE OF THESE:
! 1st. In size of Bottle for 25c.
0 10 2nd. In virtues for healing Rheu-
A raatism, Sciatica, Headache, Colds,
' , Sorethroat, Pneumonia, Cuts, In
1 sects, wounds, etc.
H I) P I rP 3l (- In tlie barnyard it is great for
r j ' Lameness, stiffness, colic, sores,
lUUJ i ii . ancj iieals vounds without matter
i: ingcr scar.
Take 'o ..;:..: lo o.. bottle for 25c.
'.Vac'.e s- by L. J:IC1IA1:DS0N DRIT. CO.,
"Whoi'.sa le 3anufacturing Druggists,
Greensboro, N. C-
v.... iM.buaMri;
FALUiELE FEOPEBTY FOR SALE !
I have the following property wh'ch I am anxicu to dispote of :
"til I. MTE.
An uridrveiop -d '. r puwer within '4 ,,i a mil? of Ars-st t t-pot, at which
3.M horsc-powt r c-iuid be reasonably developed.
om: hu'able r. n.
C Id acres nn both sides of Flat S cal crek, known as the ETan Davi' plaea. H
Las s-.one-bi acre of rih i! Lotto ,11 it, toeether bh all kind of wood and tim
ber. The uplands are K'K'd fr to .acco. wheat, e in and grasea.
Mot T I'H IT hit".
i ' res on rl''orr:a lliil in ' ntle V.i pil-.. six miles from Vonnt Airy
which ia tupojrri.pt it-ally eituated ter s Oi.e half tbe land is a level
pia'.eau, onie LhotKi feet above sea !- ..the tifclsn :e V, estern and Northern el
"iMir-s' t ri.it trees planti d ot n.eh lands in thik county never fail to bear.
i'h- laud is now in trijrini-.l fort t. This place would interest anyone bavinjj an
id- a of a tut ore orchard.
A,f i on accrue t I faninR 1't-alth and war.tme to draw in the cireumferenc
, ; ) business niters 1 w (uihi b ase for one or more year the Urtnite City
"libi iti.att-d i Vt. Airy.
J.ily 27, 1504.
Do You Want a Home?
II you do I have two good firms that I will sell cheap
- -o cheap that you will be surprised at the price. I
effer the places at the pric I do Ue cause I do not need the
land.
One place is 7 miles sbv ITov-.t Airy, has ?8 acres.
25 acres good bottom, two uwv:.l vo t-oacco barns,
ood orchard, close to school ar! church.
The other place joins this aad Jus 100 acres, 30 acres
bottom land and Rood dwelling, tenant house, plenty of
timber, free school is taught on p'. -.:.?.
Will take SSoo.oo tor first named place and $850.00 for
the second if bought at ones
of the money.
J. W.
J. H. Pbatbik.
Treiid-nt.
J. M. KriToK,
Vn-e IVesidert.
Sunr fair m and fat teasv,
MOXJ2STT AERY, 2S3 C.
AurncairB oiJin, c25.ocd.oo.
JMXtECTOKr.
J n 8m;t,h K. H.tiVrpnf), W F. Carter. Tho Fawc-li 3. Tt. Pratber, J. M. Fut
r. n. A. tt. Trotter, tseo. li, faweeu, TV. W . lurke, W. li. tydnr nd A. .
Riin-'Ml. ...
',r I'oe a av-nera! ' t-yr.t ':, m and lend none en rwal eta. Inter-
I -i paid on I m "pif, ,
J0HT L. WORTH.
r.nd gi 2 long time on mos
Graen-rood,
MOUNT AIRY, N. C.
Gao. D Fawcr-rr.
See'y and Trn
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