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AT LAST.
The sky is bright, my heart is light,
5 -sThe shade of gloom is past ; ; '
i All fear is o'er. s I greet once more,
My loved one home at Jast - -it
With eager foet, 1 run to meet, - f
) Uts passionate caress ;
His arms entwine ph, joy divine,
i Which banishes distress. -
Profit In Fruit Raising,
1 When fpuU sells too Jow for profit
it is time to preserve it and reap
reble gains. , The quickest and
cheapest ways of keeping fruit will
ro found most profitable, and are
Jl 1 T 1 '
: jne oniy ways in wnicn a grower
can work off a crop in time to save
it. Dripd fruit is' easilyhandled,
and is coming back into favor with
the knowing housekeepers, who reo
ognize good things and know how
they should be cooked. No expense
for evaporators is necessary. I long
since made up my mind that evapo
rated fruit is inferior to sun-dried in
flavor ; and, talking with old dealers
in family stores, find they prefer the
-sun-dried for their own use. The
,est joote I ever knew said the same,
and there is reason for it. The sun
ripens and develops sugar and flavor
in cut fruit dried in its rays. To
liaye a nice quality of dried fruit, se
lect firm, nice, ripe specimens, wipe
clean, pare and cut with silver
knives, as steel turns them black on
Jhp edges, and hurry into the sun a
fast as they can be prepared.
The cheapest and best way of dry-L
ing fruit is to lay it on lengths of
cheese-cloth, suspended on a frame
out of doors m full sun, with white
L'
m
shreds and insects. This allows the
air to reach both 'sides of the fruit
at once, and when you want to turn
it, the-whole can be swung over on
another- cloth, leaving the first ready
for a new batch. Apples should bo
cored, .pared, and cut in eight pieces.
Peaches should not be pared, for the
richest flavor is lost With the skin.
They should have the fur" removed
by dipping baskets of thenq a mo
ment into weak boiling lye of wood
ashes or common potash and wip
ing with "coarse towels. Common
peaches only need be cut in halves
to dry. We had peaches dried in
ttiis way last wjnter, which, when
uuuji.eu, wouiu ue nam to ieii rrom
th6 best canned peaches in looks.
with richer flavor. Lick's Maga
zine. ' ' . ..
That's How.
After a great snow storm a little
fellow began to shovel, a path---through
a large snow bank before
' iiis grandmother's ' door. He had
nothing but a small shovel to work
with. " '
. "How do . you - expect to get
through that drift?" asked a man
passing along.
' "B V JceDillS at it." said the bov.
Cheerfully. "That's how."
, . . , . ,
1 hat is the secret of mastering al-
most every difficulty under the sun.
If a hard task is before you stick to
it. Do not keep thinking how large or
how hard it is ; but go at it, and lit
tle by liftle it will grow smaller until
it is done.
If a hard lesson is to be learned,
do not spend a moment in fretting
do not lose breath1 1 in sayin?, "I
can't," 0T "don'l see how j" but go at
it, and keep at it steady. That is
the only way to conquer it. .
V If a fault is cured or a bad habit
broken up, it 'cannot be done by
merely being sorry,' or only crying a
must keepfkhtinff until
it is got rid of.
If. you have entered your Master's
service and arc' trying to be good,
you will sometimes find hills of dif
ficulty in the way. Things will of
ten look'discouraging, anq you will
hot seem to make any progress at
all, but keep ' at it. , Never forget
That's how.',!' -Vsv. : r : -
The SmaU post-Offlces.
Mr. D wight Lawrence; who is well
- known amon? the Rermblicari TXli-
;. . . . v
tlCians m New York, IS reported as
savini? of the country nbsfmasters in
a recent interview upon the subject
ot the State election : -
".Most of the work in the various
country localities has in the past
been done for the Republican party
by them." They knew their neigh
bors : their . stores were generally
the rendezvous; "but now, for. fear of
beins construed 'offensive partisans'.
they will be rather lukewarm; to say
1q least."'' . ' ' ,
': This i&? the abuse which justifies
the' removal oi": sucH officers. The
post-'dffico is ' properly a public :of
, . iice, not q, party headquarters, and
iiuie. -koj
is reform ? H to be regard-
i :r'v;od strictly as such. It follows, how
. i - - ' .cver, tnai n is noi, reiorm to ex-
IjphancaRep
'?'? promotes this abuse for a Democrat
; ': ! who does the same thing, Harper's
Weekly,
' . lumbering- in ftliclilgau.
" " " . - . -
A New Yorker who was prospect
ing in Miehigan'last fall came acrors
the manager of a saw .mill and bowl
factory ( combined, and" naturally
asked him how business was.
"Welk-pretty fairish," was the re
ply-
"In debt any V ' -"Well,
- there's a mortgage on the
saw mill."
"Yey?" . "
"And we had to mortgage the
bowl factory to pay the interest on
the other,"
"I see."
"And I believe there's a lien of
some sort on the dam."
"Ah!"
VAnd the man who built the mill
race'has a judgment of $600 against
us.r? - , .
"Anvthin.Gr more?"
"Well, he sheriff levied on all our
saw-logs yesterday." '" . - .
"And then you are pretty near
wound up!
, "Wound up ! Why my dear man
vou don t know us western people
That's the 'way we always get ready
to begin solid business 5 '
' Sayings of Josh Billings.
The man who gits bit twice by the
same dog is better adapted for that
kind ot business tnan any otner.
There is a great deal of religion in
this world that is like a life preser
ver only put on at the moment of
immediate danger, and then hall the
time put on hmd-side before.
Exnerience is a school where a
man learns what a big fool he has
been
The man who doesn't believe in
any hereafter has got a dreadfully
mean omnion of himself and his
changes.
There are two kinds ot tools in
this world those who can't change
their opinions and those' who won t.
A good doctor is a gentleman to
whom we pay three dollars a visit
for advising us to eat letes and exer
cise more.
The ladies of the sewing circle
were ousi y engaged, at tneir work-,
when the seven-year-old son of the
hostess asked Mrs- Bentl-V if she be"
PnSeu w au y
'No, Bobby," she replied, anrused
at the question. "What put that
idea into your head ?"
"Pa did. He said 'ou can beat
any I lyoman in town drawing the
longbow." N.Y.AVorld. .
Ice Cold
Soda and Mineral Water, the- bes
m tuwii. uu ."kuu oivut.
. v
Rheumatic.
i
j l suffered with 5 rheumatism for many
inonths, at times unable to walk or get
abou only oil crutches. I took eight
bottles of Swift's Specific, and have been
entirely relieved.
P. T. Barxum, ilacon, Ga.
-
From the Mountain ?
For many years I have been troubled
with a scrofulous affection. Mv riht
leg was covered with sores from the, hip
to the ankle some of them large and
painful, running a great deal. I tried
everything I could think of or friends
could suggest- The pdysicians did what
they could, but brought no permanent
relief. My case was well-known in this
community, as well as the fearful suffer
ings I enbured. Lak fall, at the sug
gestion of a friend, I began theusoof
swift's Specific. It produced a chan ge so
apparent that it astonished everybody,
"s nen u,cer after another disappeared,
and. none were mnm- nntonishprl than
myself.
Six bottles produced an entire
cure. My restoratisn is due entirely to
the use of this medicine. It is the be?it
blood purifier in the world, and will
come nearer doing whaf is claimed for
it than any medicine I have ever tried.
, J. M. Watkixs.
Jasper. Ga.,Iarch 11 '85.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
' The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, At
anta, Ga., 159 W. U3rd t., N. Y., and
1205 Chestnut st., Phila, 39-ly.
For sale at Dr. Cole's Drug Store.
Hostctter' sStom
ach Bitters con
qacrs and pre
-vents malarial fe
vers, dyspepsia
chronic constipa.
titn a tendency
to kidney and
bladder ailments
and rheumatism
and 18 or -tne
greatest value in
cases j of bodily
trouble arising
i rom weakness .
Uid people. arc
greatly, aided by
it, and it is liigh-
V eeaMe to convlaccents and ladies in
J delicate health. It is, moreover, a useful
inedieiue to take with one on, long journeys
and counteracts the effects of mental ex
haustion. ' , j
For sale by all Druggist's and Dealers
generally.
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: It is a -well-known fact that most of tlie
Horse and Cattle Powder sold in this couii- g fa
fowtlffr is absolntoly pure and very valnaMc. ffi'dWq
jsotntns on Kmn win mKo kcus gj
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Dr.
Gheray & Darlington
A nd Chcraw '& Salisbpiy 1 CB
; " .Societt Hill, S. C, Jan. 5, ISS5.
' On and after Monday, Jan.! 1st, 1885
trains on these Roads will run as follows
every day, except Sunday :
v DOWN TRAIN.
Leave Wadesboro. 7 20 a m
Arrive aCCheraw..
Leave Cheraw.
Arrive at Florence. .........
...9 10 am
..........10 25 a to
.........11 40 a m
UPTKAIN. , .;
Leave Florence....... ......... ......4 l)pm
Arrive at ('heraw ,, . 5 50 p m
Leave Cheraw...... .6 25 p m
Arrive at Wadesboro..... 8 00 p m
Freight train will leave Florence at
6,im every day, except Sunday, arrive
at Cheraw 10 40 a m., leave Cheraw at
2 p m., Darlington at 4 p m., arrive at
Florence at . 5 p m., making close con
nection with the Northern bound pas-?
senger train on Wilmington, 'Columbia
& Augusta Kailroad.
B. D. TOWNSEND, President.
Analysis toy Dr. A. Voelcker, P. R. S., Con
' suiting Chemist, Royal Agricultural Society,
England, shows only a trace of nitrates in
Blactwell's Bull Durham Tobacco. The sou
ot the Golden Belt of North Carolina, in which
this tobacco is grown, dont supply nitrates to
the leaf i That ia the secret ol its delicious
mildness. Nothing so pure and luxurious lor
smoking. Dont forget the brand. None gen
uine without the trade-mark ot the Bull. - AU
dealers have it.
When Mine concerts
- drive away uleep.y our
best solace is iouiiil ra
plaekveW Bull VUr
ham Ssioklng Tobacco.
1 :.D""v B?s?jfv
' DURHAM
Sdksfl,3 ri:v.Nvj
Eta trteessmsg.
STOEE T0 REN1 M
I will sell' as matiy as TWENTY LOTS,
suitable .for store lots and residences,
and on very noeral terms. 1 lnve also
one new store now ready toient.
F. B. GlBdONy
Gibson's Ktation, N. C.
Jan. 7th, 1SS5.
The firm of flamp II. Covington & Bro.
having been dis Dived by mutual con
sent, the undersi oed will continue the
business at the s ind formerly occupiod
by Jones & Jlort ijWherc I will keep :
A 'large stocj4ysters'
OF . faCrackers,
Ox'oceriesPick1!
AND . .-
Cheese,
kies,
, WH ICH WILL' BE SOLD
ONLY. FOR CASH.
IIAMP II COVINGTON.
NOT DM PR BilOKFi!
The best stock ever ofTered in Kock
ham. " -
Watcher all grades.
CLOIKS; "FUBXtTURE,.
kr Household Bewiny Machines.
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Also the KOVAL ST. .lOHS, the
best machine on the market. . ' ,
Repairing , done .quick and warranted
Thanks for past favors ; a continuance
solicited. Call and - see for yoursel vea
before purchasing. A trial is all 1 ass
1 . . . Y. S. FOWLKES,
Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler,
40 tf. Rockingham, N: C. 1
Steele Bros.-
AND DEALERS IN
MISilCHANDISE,
ROCKINGHAM, N. C.
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ra MorbtiB, Dysentery f
Chronic Diarrhoea, Kid
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T. S. COLE, Agent.
S
Ralph's Sweet Snuff is fast becoming
the TOPUIiAU SNUFF in many sections,
and the sales are fast increasing. ; .
' pecial inducements are offered to
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, Stewart, Ralph & Co.,
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day in May, 1885, 12 o'clock sharp, the
flGUi-E AND LOT situated on Wash
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Dr. J . Bradfield Dear Sir : I have
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standing, and 1 leaiiy neneve i amcureu
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C . C . Rail Road C o.
Office !of General Superintendent,, 1
Wilmington, N. C, Sept. 20, 'S4.
Change of Schedule.
On and after Sept. 21st, 1884, the follow
ing schedule will be operated on this road :
PASSENGER. MATL A??D TXPEESS TRAIN.
J Daily, except Sundays, .
i Lieave viimingtonat.... .7 p. m.
No.
1 . J- Leave Raleigh at . . . . . . 7: 35 p m
J Arrive m Charlotte at. .7.30 a. m.
V Leave Charlotte at.... 8.15 p. m
2. V Arrive at Kaleiirh at. . ,9.0ea. m
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Ho. 3.
. Leave Shelby at I 40 p. m.
r A : a r ? i a a -
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