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C.REEN GRASS UNDER THE) SHOW.
, The work of the sun is slow.
But as sore as heaven, we know;
So we'll not forget,
When the skies are wet.
There's green grass under the snow.
When' the winds of winter blow,
Wailing like Voices of woe,
There are April showers,
And buds and flowers,
And .green grass "under the snow, j
We find that It's ever so '
In this life's uneven flow ;
We 've only to wait,
In the face of fate,
For the green grass under the snow.
Annie A. Preston,
v ' T : i 1 1 '
Sf. C. WALL, Editor and Proprietor.
. TEEMS: 0 a Year in Advance.
Vol. VI.
Rockingham, Richmond Cotjnt N. 0., February 16, 1888V
No. 7.
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THE DETIt, IN DAIJLY
What the Story of Christ' Temptation
Really Maans.
Gen. Aroutrani Is not Crank.
From the Philadelphia Times. ,
Senator Blair having declared in
a speech last .Thursday that he did
not believe that Gen. Armstrong, of
the Hampton Institute,' had ceased
to be an advocate of his bill to edu
cate everybody at the expense of the
Treasury of the United States, the
General replies in abetter to the New
York Evening Post, in which he
says that.lje has come gradually to
Hugh 0. Pentecost. ;
"Man lives not by bread alone, but
by every word that proceedeth out
of the mouth of God." Man lives
not by bread alone, but by doing
what is right, by being true to his
reason and conscience. This is the
law of real life what the Bible calls
eternal life. And one phase of our
daily, temptations is to violate that
law;
Man lives by bread, but not by
bread alone. The temptation is to
live by bread alone.
The priest or minister knows the
truth theological, political, econ
omical. Why does he not speak it,
then?
It will cost him his bread if lie
does.
The lawyer knows the truth about
his client. He is a bad man who
should not be defended. He knows,
too, that many laws are unjust or I
immoral. Why does he not
the conclusion that national aid to
education, at least as provided by- R"ght uPon that knowledge?
the Blair bill, is unwise and unde
sirable.
He further says: 'JApply the
Blair, hill to the Southern school sys
tem and it will check the.growth of
ages, not to please themselves but
to thus buy the gaping wonder of
their neighbors.
There are ministers and priests
and politicians, editors and states
man, aye, even poets, who might be
good men but for their love of pop
ularity. Many a man has been good
and true until he has come to be
talked .about, when the praise ol
men has been worth more to him
than self-respect.
Why is this man not a christian?
He fears the jeers of the unbeliever.
He fears the ill-favor ot the world
and isolation. Why does not the
other fight for the reform he believes
in? It would not cost him. bread
He is rich. It would cost him caste.
There are persons who will come
into this hall and decide whether
they will cpme again solely by wheth
er the audience is as respectable as
they consider themselves. c
I have known men who bought
the title of D. D. from a christian
college, . notwithstanding He whom
act j they call Lord and Master said "Be
not called rabbi."
that religion, as popularly lived, con
sists in fearing God -and serving the
devil. ,
This threefold temptation is hard
to withstand. It is hard to be poor.
to be ostracised, to be a nobody!
won, and which almost every one
admits to be essential to the public
good, are not even considered by
Cooarresa. The committee may be
hostile ; or committees having great-
the best thing in Southern life, the
effort of the people to educate th'em
selves One third of the Southern
children of school age have to-day
probably no chance for education ;
20 years ago almost none had it ; 20
years hence I believe all will have
it." In other words Gen. Armstrong
believes. that Southern education is
now assured through the unaided
efforts of theSouthern people them
selves and that Federal aid would do
more harm than good. -j
The opinion of a practical educa
tor like General Armstrong, who is
thoroughly familiar with'the subject
of education in the South, should
have more weight with Congress
than the prosy arguments and dan
gerous sophistries of a whole army
of cranks like Blair.
It will cost him his bread. , 1 have known men who spent a
The politician the office holder Uprtune m order to be called hence
'-knows the corruption about him torth governor or senator or honor-
6f which, by his silence, he is parta- able or mayor, or even alderman
ker. Why does he not tear away You tell me that publicans and
the mask which conceals it and harlot3 go to hell ? If so these men
boldly come forth to denounce and wiI1 a80 g to hell the D- D- and
fight it? the alderman arm in arm.
fft mill Anef Kim Viio Hroci a And all this notwithstanding the
Th p'ditnr !rnnw K ifritpa th H Son of Man said, "Beware When all
when he writes it. Why . does he men speaK wen or you.
thus prostitute his pen ? " But must we not care for the good
It will cost him his' bread if he opinion ot our fellows f
f . . . ...
writes the truth. . oi at an expense oi wnat is right
The merchant knows his transac- You must dolour duty though men
tions are fraudulent that be lies uurau you uuu uairuuiae you j mougu
about his wares and robs his cus-e7 call you winebibber and the
tomers. Whv does he persist in friend of publicans and sinners; tho'
There is no denying it He who
passes through the trial will have
the heartache; will know mental
agony.
But there are two points of cheert
That which threatens the good man
aoes noi always nappen. j tie runs
the risk, of starvation, but he does
not always starve. He loses one set
of friends, but gains a few others bet
ter than they. He loses influence,
apparently, while he lives, but gains
it when he is dead.
But the best of all is the angel's
niinistratioD-and the rain pf flowers.
To do right is worih all it costs. To
be crucified is awful, but oh ! it is
sweet to look inward on a "clean soul.
This joy the pharisee, the hypocrite,
the money-getter, i the time-server.
never knows.
I want you to
tion like good men and women, and
to remember that the worst evil
which can befall you is to lose re
spect for yourself. ! This is hell: To
know that right and wrong were be
fore me and I did uot choose to do
right.
Cnunltts of CoagrM. , ( :
Prom th Youth's Companion.
Before - this session ' of Congress
ends those who read ' the dispatches
from Washington will probably see
many statements which will imnlv
r l f ii tt -f n - i
that a Committer of Oonrrefc noa- OI ne nou8e OI xveprwenianvra ana
sesses a great deal of power. Thus, leavf no opportunity for the consid-
it may Reasserted that a certairi erauon oi oui, wmcn congress wouia
measure cannot be passed, because like to pass if the committees would
the comraittee'having it ia' charge KTani u l Privilege.
will not report ik
Or it may that some bill will
be delayed by the tactics of a com- Senator Stanford, of California,
HEAVK BOBBKBTr
Sates in a Jforfolk Jewelry Store Gatted. "
Norfolk, Va., Feb. 6. Norfolk
was tprown into a decided excite 1
er authourity may demand the time nent yesterday by the discovery of,
a rouuery ai tne jeweiry .es
tablishment of Messrs. Chapman &
Gale, on Main street at the head of.
Market square. The burglars first .!
broke -into the shoe store of S. J
ThomaSjJmjmediately adjoining, and '
commenced cutting a hole through
the partition wall. This proving
mittee having control of a different has written the following letter to a f f - 5uildinff and removed
class of subjects. Again, we shall constituent who asked his reason for . . nhnnmnil aW
read that the Congressman : who re- voting for the confirmation of Mr gkyHght Ty flnd
commenced work on the safes, and
Why Stanford Toted., for Lamar.
they call you a fanatic, a crank.--
Better lose caste and with it reputa
tion than, save them and be obliged
A Mud river Indian was mistaken
for a deer the othr day and shot.
As they picked him up be declared
that all the pain was assuaged by
the evidence that somebody had
some use forliim. Tid-Bits. ;
that course?
Bread!
- i
The workman knows that the sys-
tem under which he works defrauds w e asnamea oi yourseit.
and degrades himself, his wife, his
children, hie fellow workmen the
world over. He knows the way of
justice, and relief. Why does he
vote, then, on election day against
his wife, his children and his fel
ports a certain bill from a commit- amar as a Justice of. the united
a
tee refused to allow an amendment States Supreme Court :
to be offered. "Washington, Feb. 6, 1888.
"What 1" some unpolitical reader "Your lelter asking rmy reasons
will exclaim. ."Do you mean to say for voting for Mr.. Lamar received,
that the House of Representatives I voted for bira because I consider-
cannot pass a bill because one of it" led him one of the best men in the
committees are unwilling? That South for the place. He is, in my
Congress will tolerate the intention- judgment, a broad, liberal-minded
111 tiliaf fitf mn rf 1 1 a lnsinnaa litr n I man rt a irrMf oo 1 rf Idnminn
J r - I a rpi 1 : t f tt. r r
kUKiunticci iiiv uiijr uicuiuci ui a was jjruiceusur ui in w iu a univcr-
THE HERO OF THE EXCHANGE.
Here's a ThrlUla(Taleef Joha Wood aad a
Iflre-Hos.
by hydraulic pressure soon forced
open the safes and appropriated the,
most valuable of the contents, care
fully leaving all cheaper articles be
hind. They then made off with
their packs as noiselessly as they
came, lbe nrst the police knew of
the affair was the open store, and on
entering, the scene was one of perfect
wreck around the safes. The bur
glars left behind a full kit of bur
glar tools of the finest make, and
triggers with strings worked from
the front and bacs entrances to re
ceive signals of the approach of po
lice or others. The police say the
work is that f experts and all the
Congress would be so presumptuous I si ty in Mississippi. I think he is a
as to tell the House of Reprcsenta-1 thoroughly converted Unionist, and
Uvea i that no member was to offer an I do not think it wise to reject any
amendment to a bill without his one on the ground alone that they
pcr-uiissiun ?" were engaged in the late rebellion
It does seem a little odd until one I think that we want to be onepec
gets used to it, but it is all true, pie, politically and socially. Gen.
Partly by rule and partly by cus- Grant expressed the idea when he chief cities have been notified: They
iom me commiuees nave increased isaia, ".Lie us nave peace. Mr. Jja- believe thev have a clue.
uieir powers unui mey are, in many mars loyany ana miegruy 10 ine A negro boatman appeared at the
1 t.L I. il . lT 1 I w - . t
From the New York World. .uue yonu me reacn oi me union were passed upon most con- D0i;ce -tation and stated he saw four
John W. Wood is a clerk in Sec- bodj of which they form a part, and clusively when both houses of Con- men lcave the uarbor in a sloop last
retarv Ely's office in the New York 10 wnicn lDev owe ineir exisience. gress provided ior me succession to n-lRht with satchels. Several susbi-
Stock Exchange.! Just before the us maKe an niusirauon 01 mis me presiaency ana maae mm an cious characters have been arrested
Exchange opened yesterday morn-1 remarkable state of affairs. heir only a few removes from the examined, and discharged.
ing he saw a puff of smoke and! 'When a bill is introduced in the Presidency. I was reluctant to find
w w
The Blair Bill.
Some acrobats are fresh, and somersaults.
The last temptation comes through
the love of influence and power.
The world shall be yours if you
dui worsnip me aevii.
There are men so rich that money
nr lonfffir fnmnt.. tlipm Knt. Ihpv
lows? To keep his situation or for ,ov ower Thev do not care to sit
a small and soul-damning. bribe. ; t- -
Bread! , , trol him who does. They do not
How many letters I get from those e . , , . Tislature.
who sav. "God bless you ; but who r ,u t 1 .
, . J ' They prefer to own the Legislature,
will not sign their names because, rp, , ,. - -
1 1 iir iiriii:iiin r i ir- 111 iiiiuri i r a
t
tlaraes under the rostrum. Mr. Wood House f Representatives, it must, myself not in harmony with all the
had evidently been reading tales ofl under the rules, be referred to some Republican Senators, but it was a From the Fayetteville Observer.
KIa n!ilifi I Committee. Havincr been SO refer, one -an far oa mv option ra onn. I The nennlfl Invp tn ha hnmhnimu1
iui u - 11 mv jwf4UIV (111 IftUW lllblICO I O I ww .m. J wwv.vm f I J IT - W V L-U J O O
in the'temple oT fame by performTng 1 ,ieqi 11 is - wnony irrnwr xnscreiiou 01 1 ccrnea, entirely ior my owir juug-i i vtaitq mnu runj , mi imuiumni f
darincr feats at a fire, and so he nr. the committee whether or not to re- raent and conscience, and I voted
oared to climb up to a loftv position port it. If a majority of the com- accordingly.
in the temple himself. He quickly mittee' are opposed to the bill, the Respectfully yours,
I . . 1M1 . 1 !
harnessed himself to a Babcock fire
extinguisher and started for the fire.
But he was not a skillful man,
"Leland Stanfoep."
they say, 'You know I must live,
and if it were known that I think as
I do, or if I associated with those
with whom I think, it would cost
me my situation.' "
I pity these poor souls, for it is not
a thing to be desired to be poor.
But no angel ministers to them ; no
sweet odors hang about them. The
devil is their boon companion1. They
Verymany of I he healthjest peo
ple keep themselves in such condi
tion by the occasional use of a reli
able cathartic, and they give the
preference to Laxador as moire fully
serving their purpose than any other
similar remedy. Only 25 cents.
Sleepless nights and cheerless
days will be prevented if you. use
Dr. BulPs Baby Syrup to induce are fakin body but living skeletons j
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DYSPEPSIA.
'.I 1
!S that misery experienced when we sud
denly become aware (hat we possess a
labolical arrangement called a stomach;
The stomach lathe reservoir from which
every fibre and tissue must be nourished,
and any trouble with i t Is soon felt through
out the whole system. Among a dozen
dyspeptics no two will have the same pre
dominantsymptoms. Dyspepticsolactive
mental power and a bilious temperament
are suDject 10 hick, ueaaacnef tnose.
, nesny ana pniegmauo nave vonsnpauon
while the thin ana nervonsare aoanaone
on.
aea
to gloomy foreboding. Some dyspeptics
are wonderfully forgetful;, others have
great Irritability of temper."' 4
- Whatever form Dyspepsia may take,,
one thing Is certain, j
The underlying cause is
in thteiiymn,
and one thing more is equally certain, no
one wlU remain a dyspeptic who will
Acidity of the
- Stomach,
-f
Xbrpl fool gases.
Allay Irritation,
Assist Digestion,
and; at the same
Start thf tr tdvorMt-
tciien allotJurtrouDie
: toon disappear t L M
c Some
Steiner, of
" My wife was. aonfinned. dvtpept
three year sto bv the advice of thi S
Augusta, she was induced to try bimtioiu Liter
KcKuUtor. I teel. grateful 'for the relief it
given her, and -may all who ;rea4tl and are
afflicted in . any way .whether, chronic or other-.
Ue,use Simmon liver Regulator and t feel,
confident health will be restored to -all who win
he advised." Wm. KkkW. FerYalley, Ga.
See that you set the Genuine,
with red on front of Wrapper.
: rHErAaao'Oin.'i' : i . -; . ;.
. H. ZEUXN CO, hlladlphJa,Pa.
PAINLESS CHILDBIETH
HOW AOOOMPIJSHED. Eve lady hooidknow.,
BAKKB BEM.00..6ozlMBnffalo,M.T.
E RSI AN BLOOM. Beit CopliiaSMtf
tltter,-8kiaCnre aad Blemish Eradieator knewM
?ltamp for trial paekago. Addreea aa above.
Head ouTr new clubbing offeii.
in soul
This is the daily heresy of life
this "I most live."
I tell you that it is not necessary
to live. It is necessary that you
shall not violate your conscience. If
you do wrong in order to live, then
you never can be anything but a
curse to the world aud most of all to
yourself.
It is better that a man should
gather his wife and children about
him and wait for death, with angels
ministering to him and flowersrain
ing upon him, than that he should
live to know, and have them know,
that for what he gains in bread he
sells all that is. worth keeping.
" "Tis man's perdition to be safe
when for the truth he ought to die."
The delicious sense of
erything to them.
There are divines who, to become
bishop, archbishop or pope, would
worship forty devils. Nor is this
always a gross temptation. It is oft
en subtle and specious as the other?.
"Beware how you do that which will
destroy your influence," says the
devil. YV here you are you nave a
laree field and great influence for
Consider how foolish it would
be tor you to lose 'this very power
for good in your attempt to do good."
. ''Consider !" quoth the devil to the
priest. "You have a parish of 20,
000: souls whom you can lead along
gradually into the truth, you love if
you are prudent. If you are irapru
dent you will lose your influence.
Fall down and worship cie and the
parish shall still be yours."
and in his anxiety to save time tried
o prepare the machine for action on
Ins way to the fire
glass, and a quart of liquid got down
his neck. Still his ambition, which,
very naturally, was quite nery,
could not be dampened even by a
Babcock fire extinguisher, and,
amid the plaudits of the brokers, he
ugged the machine to the fire. Alas!
lere he met another obstacle. He
could not turn on the stream. The
And the second temptation is this:
To live in the-sight of . other people,
for their wonder or admiration ; to
be popular.
Had Jesus flung himself unhurt
from the temple parapet to the stones
L below he would have been a nine
days' wonder, and many would have
followed him who had no eye for
goodness;
There are women who wear little
cymbals in their shoe heels to gain
the attention of the passer by. And
alack ! there are men who walk the
avenue to be looked at spectacles
to behold they are, too, in very deed.
"Get
priest.
thee behind me," said the
"The true soul shows no
prudence. I. will speak the truth at
the post ot influence." . Ana tne an
eels and the flowers camfc to the
a
priest. ' . ,
Ah ! this subtle lie, that it is bet
ter to have a kingdom which you
should not have because wth H
crimes power to do gobd, has wreck
ed many a soul.
. "I onlv wish money," says the
christian, "to do good with."
"I only wish office," says the pol
itician, "to use it for good."
"We buv voters." said a member
- - w
of the republican machine in a cer
tain city, "because if we did not the
democrats would ; and it is better
that" the town should be controlled
.by republicans than democrats, b-
cause the republican is the purer
partyVr -
But is there no place for ambition
in human conduct ? Yes! But not
at the expense of what' is right.
.- So little is this recognized that
Them jirp hersnna who furnish their
houses and spend lavishly on equip- sometimes think it not unfair to say
easiest way to kill it is to let it lie in
the committee-room unreported.
We should say here that in all
cases we refer to the committees of
the House of Representatives. Some From the Murphj (N. G.y Bulletin
Th Murphy Bulletin Man Marries Bte
Landlady and Rajoiees.
m I . , ....
it. wv th of the remarks are applicable also to 1 116 K000 D0OK nas 85110 l9al 11 13
the Senate, but it is in the lower we or a man 10 oe aione. it
House that the committee system ha8 wying so for about 2,000 plays into their bands in -helping
as a general rule, are compelled
resort to it to keep the people ' in
good humor and themselves 'in of
fice. Free education, monev riven
j-
to educate your children withont L
work, is very enticing, and ourgreiifl
men advocate it some for one reaV
son, some for another ; Democrats -because
it is a popular thing among
iU. 1 . t ..Li: i -'
tuc pvupic ; ivepuuuuaus, oecause is
has had its most remarkable devei
opments.
There is a way in which some
measures may be taken away from
their committees. That is by a mo
tion to discharge the committee
from the consideration of the bill.
brokers told him to "let it eo" and Such a motion may be made at cer-
in rifW ih.ncra wh.oh .h rM.lv tain, rare intervals, proviaea tne
years, more or less, but it was only
yesterday that we conceded that such
was the case and proceeded to get us
v-v 1 1 I
a wne. uur reaaers are no aouui
well acquainted with the Widow
Plodgere, who keeps .the boarding
house just around the corner from
this office good clean beds and a
square meal for fifty cents. There
in that mansion it was that the shot
I i-a a t . a
..,.i,i nnf Thinbinr. k. I ancaker consents, tnouen not as to
.UUtU llUh A lUUftli( MIC UU6C IT UO 1 ' O I - A t 11 1x1
tnrougn our two tenaer nearis. i es,
there we saw the Widow Pledgers,
stoDDed up he blew his breath down
I m .... ......a.
it sind about the same tim some one irom a committee is so limitea mat
tuiucu uu wuw Buvauit jui f v vwu i c " I . . j
1 . a . m a a . I r rm it wa w ri orfl r u I wm iv m mm if 1 1 1
gave up all thoughts of being a hero A great variety ot examples migbt "
then and there,- for the broker who be given to'show the peculiar pow- wotvandW her. It wasonamoon-
istin t the machine had ers of the committees, but we have "8" nigm sue approacneu
i-Mi.j u: i.:,:. on,-.. nn,.A fnr thm anrl onr rdprs a board bill in her hand, but all un
KlilCU. U1UU11IUU. 1I1CY I cv -
Mr. Wood up- what there was of will take our word for it that in
him, and tenderly laid him down many instances the House of Rep-
where the fresh breeze was blowing resentatives is literally unable to
and the wild bulls came not. There bring before itself its own business,
daunted we fell at her feet and pour
ed forth the state of affection that
filled our bosom. Need we say that
the moon looked down with watery
he revived.
An alarm had been sounded and" would like to give them, because
fir onoinA jlnahori nn .to the Ex- one of its committees opposes iU
a
change.
or to put measures iuto the form it ye8 thro' the dark.8wayinS bouSh8
OI ine oa& l neeu wc eay tuut ucr
head nestled on our editorial shoul
ders, and she said she would be
! ours ? No 1 but such was the case,
and to-night we are a married man.
The ceremony I Who can tell
about ? There was the parson we
Speaker, the situation becomes still promised him $2; there was the
more remarkable. "ue wlluo "UUUUU8
It is not. for the Companion to and flowers, and ribbons and smiles,
urge objections to the system as it and there was we-the whole is sum
is, although merely to state the con- med P in the confession that we
dition of things is to condemn it. hereby breath. forth to the brethren
nr u; f 101 tne press: we aro no longer
n . I WW R rP I f. I LU LUC BUU CLb till ICii T LU I
turnea to-morrow. ? . .... .. . . we are us.
He stood there proudly, but his PIam wnannigns no. otoerwise
n m MWAvrxrtf-i n v rai a w-u rii inn imiiv i .
farA nrna arKpH uuutiBwuu -j TM varaiet iwuiaou.
"Evervthine shall be returned " newspapers wno nave noi caremuy w . u. suit, aruggist, uippas, ma.,
everything siiall De returned, constitution of Coneress. testifies: I can recommend Elec-
she went on, witft a queenly sweep . , . . trie Bitters as the very best remedy
of her rounded arm, "with the ex- Acquaiiuance wun toe power ex- Eye bottle gold hag vejJ relief Q
mention, of course, of the caramels ercised by the committees will mate every case. One man took six bot-
and the ice-cream." 1 it. clear whj there is such a scramble ties, and was cured of rheumatism
fnr onmm dm n soHi when n. new lot iu years lUDainz. j Aoranam
t :..i-.v. Hare. drugjrisV BellrillV Ohio, af-
. : " l . v " "v """r-j - - . uTha best sellinsr medicine
An uncovered electric light will to that of the assembly as a
wire had raused the trouble, which whole. When one is reminded that
was remedied in a few minutes, these committees are not chosen by
Several beams were charred. The the Representatives, nut are appoint-
Babcock extinguisher was not hurt, ed on the sole responsibility of the
The Ashas of liore.
From the New York Sun.
"All is over between us, Mr. Samp
son, she said, coldly. i he pres
ents vou have given me w$ be re-
them to keep up the protective tariff.
that a surplus may be always ?bnt -hand.
But behind the scir.cs there!
are other matters that pliold 'con-1
cern ujjmuch more. "Amonghese S. I
is a provision in the bill which re-'"
quires that copies of the school books
used are to be filed with the Interior
Department, so that what is taught
may have governmental supervision
and governmental sanction. Are
our people ready. to submit to this,
that they may have free education?
Are Northern historians that call
Jefferson Davis a traitor and vonr
parents rebels, and are insulting to
all Southern people, to be RtnHirl
by your children? Are you willine.
or the sake of jnoney, to degrade
them and. yourselves, to poison their
minds? We hope not. Our State
schools are not doing as well as we
wish ; but we had far better let mat
ters remain as they are than that we
should be subjected to the supervis
ion of any department of the Gov
ernment. Illiteracy in bur State is
decreasing, and the people are daily
being awakened to new enerev in
the matter of education, and we can,
if we will, "paddle our own canoe."
MaUaln Bettr Thaa Cad Llvar Oil.
Dr. Quillan, the leading authority
of Great Britain on lung trembles,
gives his opinion based upon experiment.-that
mullein is better in con
sumption than Cod liver Oil. . Tay-J
lor'sUherokee Kemedy pt Sweet Uum
and Mullein will cure coughsoolds
and consumption.
irVinmucB mnofa Tt ia nrtt oimtiltrfTi
v6. v rr. - r-j firms
nonor oi ocmg cuuaen to Berve uu an , . handled in mr twenty
important committee, but the actual y-ars' experience, is Electric Bitters.,
influence and authority that eo with Thousands of others ' have added
i, ,;t;n whinh mfiWe the rWm- their testimony, so that the verdict
. ' , . . . is ; unanimous that Electric: Bitters
ue u w 8- . . eure an diseases of th-Iiver Kid
Moreover, the same tacts will show neyg or Blood. Only a half dollar
why it is that certain' measures tola bottle at Dr.- W. sL Fowlkes &
which there seems to be no objec- Co.'s Drrjg Store.
. DOJPT
let that cold of yours run on. Yoa
think it is a light thing. But it may
run into catarrh. Or into pneumo
nia. Or consumption.
Catarrh is diseustirur. Pneuma.
nia is dangerous. .Consumption ia
death itself. -
The breatbine appiratus must b
kept healthy and clear of. all ob-.
structions and offensive matter. Oth
erwise there is trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these oarts .
and lunescan be deliehtfallv and
entirely cured by the use of Boschee's
Ixerman byrup. If you don t know
ibis already, thousands and thou
sands of people can tell yon. They
have been cured by-it, and "know
how it is, themselves." Bottle only
75 cents. , Ask any druggist... .
When you . come to town next
week.'call in and settle your dues to
The Rocket and get a premium v
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