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RECEIPTS, .l
Vol. VIL
Rockingham, Righmoni) County. Mlwl 7,;1889.
No. 6.
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Our Daily Bread. - '
Heay and sour brj?acli or biscuit
j89 a vast influence through thedi
gestive organs '.upon the , measut e.of
health we enjoy. How important to
0Ur present happiness nd future
usefulness the blessing of cood health
and a sound institution, jre; ,vr pai
only reanze wnen we have lost them,
and when it is too Jate to repair the
damage. Notwithstanding; vthese
facts, thousands oL persons daily
jeopardise not only their health but
their nves, ana lue-iieajiu ana lives
of others, byusing articles in the
preparation of their food thehealthr
fulness and purity of ; which ; they
know nothing.; .Perhaps a few cents
may have been' saved, or it may
have been -more-convenient "to ob
tain the articles used, and the house
keeper takes the responsibility and
nossibly will never know the mis
chief that has been wrought. Pater
familias may have -spells of head
ache, the children may, have lost
their appetites or look palejifrso,
the true cause is rarely suspected.
The weather, the lack of out-dpor
air, or some other cause, is-gwen,
and the jnwholesome, poisonous sy s
teai of adulterated food goes on.
ivext to tue nour, wnicn snouia De
made of good, sound wheat and not
ground too fine, the yeast or baking
powder, which furnishes the rising
properties, is of the greatest import
ance, and of the two we prefer bak
ing powder, and always use the Ko--
al, as we thereby retain the original
properties of the wheat, no fermeu
tation taking place. 1 he action of
the Royal Baking Powder upon the
dough is simply to swell it and form
little cells through every part. These
cells are filled with carbonic, acid
gas, which passes off during the
process of baking. - -
ine noyai is made trom pure
grape acid, and it is the' action of
tins acid upon the highly carbonized
bicarbonate .of soda that generates
ihf (TQC n 11 n A a ' t n an1 tKaca inMk.
dients are" so paxeand so perfectly
ntted, tested and adapted to each
other, that the action is mild and
permanent, and. is continued during
the whole Jtime of baking, and no
reeiuueof poisonous ingredients re
mains to undermine the health, no
heavy biscuits, no sour bread, but if
directions are followed! every article
will be found sweet and wholesome.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
WOOI. T8. PER CENT
During . the -recent tariff debate
i benate benator Vance created a panic
of
-Durham Tobacco Plant.
is peculiar Dronnetv in
Blaine's bemg " the Premier in "a
Boodle . A(l mipistration. . There is
nothing like preserving the eternal
fitness of things. Wil. Star.
We join with the Southern Tobac
conist in wishing to see some of our to that devoted friend of protected macbin-
NOrth i "Carolina; tobaccoenterprises eryjand high, taxes, the Senator xroni Rhode
represented at the Paris Exposition, island, Jlr. Aldnch :".
Uur, Mary had a little lamb,
And ner heart was most intent
To make its wool beyond its worth,
.Bring 0o.per cent.
But a pauper girl across the sea
Had one small lamb also. -
Whose wool for less than half that sum
0 She'd willingly let go.
Another girl, who had no sheep
JNor stockings wool nor flax
riut money just enough to buy
a pair witnout tne tax
Went to the pauper girl to get
Some wool to shield her feet,
And make her stockings,-not of flax,
Uut both of wool complete.
When Mary saw the girl's design
She straight began to swear
She'd make her buy both wool and tax
Ur let one leg go bare.
So she crid out: "Protect reform !
Let pauper sheep wool free !
If it will keep both her legs warm
W hat will encourage me r
So it was done, and people said
vv here er that poor em went.
One leg was warmed with wool and one
W ith Ob per cent.
Now, praise to. Mary amd her lamb,
Who did this scheme invent,
To clothe one-half a girl in wool
And one half in per cent.
All honor, too, to Mary's friend,
And all protective acts.
That cheaply clothe the rich in wool
And wrap the poor m tax.
. . .Z -Home SuOTlie? of liaanre. 'Jr:
ate iu.the Z-ry-'-Z- - f.te--7 "
;: :; Dogs ' aiid ' ttidr Friends.
vtThe farmers are pot braver than
lauehter and merriment br a dicnified reci- merciaJ: fertilizers has : caused hesitajlth lawyers it seetois in opposing an
xation 01 tne loiiowing apgerai, qi nis own 7 j " .v , ' .-.v ."oS
composition, which; he said, was .entitled, hesitation is right and proper ; farm'-;
"The girl with one stocking; a protective era should ' Study" the matter , well,
pastoral imposed and arranged for te looking. at, no friends. The ravening
emnninrf vo aa! :- ,nl 'MDrt&Ai frill v AaA ino4-A 1 - : ' T. 'a 1 i i "Y i ' . ,T -r ' " " -' '4 . . .
""'5 .iuvw, i.0j;vvu; u0uii,u Vie w. r ah tne -UTS i place, . wneo ma'
The Wilmington Review has nail
ed te its masthead the name of,Maj.
Chas. M. Stedman, of New Hanover,
for Governor in 1892. Here's our
IV brother - Josh ua. The same
over here. Fayetteville Observer.
S. VVY Hawkins, a Cherokee In
dian, is in Washington. He is a tall,
copperT-colored, intelligent brave,
who spends mucb time. at the capi
tal advocating the claims of the red
man to full citizenship
So Jingo Jeems is to be Secretary
of State. If Blaine does not get into
a foreign war. before the Harrison
term expires it will "be because he
dies or is kicked out of the Cabinet.
It ia to be a regular Jingo time.
Wilmington Star. -
nure Is applied to a crp, all, of it is
never taken Uj.by he rop a resi
duum is always Heft InllKe
it be nitrogen it is possible for it to
be leached out and lost; if phos
phate, there is little danger of-this-it
remains in the soil. When, there
fore, land has been treated for many
years with phosphates'(as most of
our lands have been) it' is quite cer
tain that there is a: decided residuum
of this substance present in them.
Cannot a crop be raised on .them,
therefore, without a fresh applica-
ttrihelthy public sentiment In
North Carolina the dog has . al rays
on fop arid the poor, helpless
evolves are . not more, destructive of
sheerr and more hostile .to. the fos-
tring pL the wool business thaxk are
e n u n gTyogwnarpTOWTirotM
The Indiana vagabond who sold
himself that is to say, his vote
for a hoz estimated himself at his
proper worth, and the candidate who
bought him is to justly lose his of
fice tor herding with swine. Ex.
l?o one wants to check honest im
migration, but the New. York Her
ald is right when it says: "There is
but one , fact which stares us in the
face we.' have a million or more
men in this .country who are idle,
the labor market is glutted and- the
labor problem is a grave, important
and very serious matter. Do we
want our national resources taxed
by the influx of paupers, criminals
and the insane, and the country
uooaea wiuv men wno naven t a
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penny to bless themselves with, and
who are willing to cut down wages
to a starvation figure in order to get
work? " , ;.
"Next to being President, the best
thing'in life is to be an editor," says
Gen. Felix Agnus in his Baltimore
American. Does this mean that the
General would not accept a Cabinet
position or a foreign mission ?
"The Washington Post of the 16th
contains a picture of Col. Oliver H,
Dockery of this State, together with
a strong recommendation for an ap-
net." Oh! ye gods and little fishes L
Whither are we drifting? Fayette-.
ville Observer. ,
tion of this substance? One fair
erop, at least, can be, and we doubt
not that farmers who have used
iphosphates freely in the past would
j probably ..do well to omit their use
gne,.year. The erop raised may not!
be altogether as large! as it might
have been if fresh applications of
fertilizers had been made, but there
would be the offset of no guano bills
j to pay. "
Should farmers decide not to pur
chase fertilizers, what course should
they pursue : First, cultivate good
land only throw out their poorest
fields. Diminished acreage will af
ford opportunity for better prepara
tion : give this by all means. Break
deeper than ever before, and repeat
the breaking either with plow or
Charleston, S. C, Jan. 29. W. J. deep-running harrow, the latter pref-
Whipper, the colored lawyer who erable because it can do the work so
f T-l?l 111- f. I . 11 T-fc . i v
came irom rniiaaeipnia soon alter rapiaiy. itesoive mat alter your
the war and who has been conspicu- land is broken a crust shall not form
ous in politics here ever since, is in Jon it, or, if formed, shall not remain
jail at Beaufort. He is famous "on it more than a few days, from
chiefly on accountof being elected now till the crop is laid. Such treat-
Judge by a Republican Legislature ment will bring out the full capaci-
and being refused a commission by ty of the soil. The tendency of late
Gov. D. H. Chamberlain on the has been to trust too much in fertili-
grounds that he was a drunkard zers; let us fall back upon the vir
and a gambler. tue of thorough cultivation, as did
Last fall ex-Congressman Robert the successfulfarmers of ante-bellum
Smalls arranged a fusion ticket with times. It has been said, and said
the Democrats which reputable Re- truthfully, that "tillage is manure."
publicans supported. Coin missions In the next place, every kind of
were issued to the officers elected on "manure possible about the farm
the fusion ticket, but the old officers should be gathered up and utilized
the country. Thus far the sheepin
dustry pf North Carolina really
amounts to but little, as compared
with other States or its capabilities.
There is no Southern Stale that of
fers better "facilities for a. large wool
and sheep product than North Caro
lina, and if the destructive dogs
were slain or their owners made to
pay a big tax for keeping them and
made to pay for . all the damaee
A Texas Lover's Trials.-, . .
;WjJl Dove, when at ''bQir&lives in
Rockland county Texas. He form-
erly. dwelt in this county', but", two
years ago he moved to the lone star
State. ' ' ; ;
Jennie Selraah is the pretty daught
er of Jack Selman,' who lives at Crys"
,lal Springs. When Will Dove went
to Jrexas he'cafried in his heart th
iux-fifJj4
Jennie, and 6h e -why sheloveo!
Will. But there was a cloud over
the blue sky of their happiness.
Jennie's father was that cloud. He
would not consent to the marriage,
Still, the lovers vowed they would
marry,, and so last Tuesday Will
Dove, with some friends, arrived in
Rome, all the way from Texas. By
agreement, made through letters,
Miss, Jennie was to meet her lover
Judge Whipper in a Dtmgeon,
done by them, the sheep industry here, but her father would not come
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would no doubt nourish. i in wun ner, owing to the neavy rain
Heretofore it has been imno3ible This she let Will know. Not to be
to have a law enacted that favored baffled the young man hired a team
the sheep industry. Legislators were and went out to get his promised
afraid of the owners of dogs and bride, father or no father. Arrivet
preferred to throw a bone to Cerbe- at the house, Will weqt in and was
rus rather than shelter the lambs cordially welcomed. After a while
and gather the sheep under the pro- he made known his mission. Then
tecting folds of the law. It looks Pa Selman was mad! He grabbed
from a vote in the House that the his gun, ordered the young man ut
farmers are not more inclined to of the house and threatened to have
brave public sentiment than the a dead Dove right then and there if
gentlemen of the law. But it is clear he didn't fly right back to Texas.
that it is' the duty of the Legislature Ine young man kept cool ; said it
to foster the cultivation of the sheep, was raining too hard, just then, and
Why should not useless dogs be managed "to cool the old gentleman
taxed? Why should not a guard down. When he did leave the house
dog or -a hunting dog be taxed ? be went straight to a justice of the
They that dance should pay the peace, swore out a warrant and had
' Mary Semons, ten years of agty
has delivered four .sermons in -this-phice,
and is becoming quite popu
lar as al preacher. She has a good
voice and splendid delivery, for one
soT young.,' fary is the da ugh tier of
a fairly well-too farmerj who lives
about four miles , from . this place.-..
From infancy she displayed unusual
brigbtn, - Abut eitht". - months .
mrjoinern
here and said that the Lord had X'l
called upon her to preach. She first f . Z
addressed a small congregation, at
ber father's house,' and succeeded so ,
well that she spoke next in a church '
near by. The little girl soon had a -reputation
throughout this and .1 "
neigh boring counties. After several n.
months in the counjrv.she preached
here, and. her success, was greater"
than it was in the rural districts.
Under her ministry several person,'
joined the church. Many allege that
her sermons cannot be surpassed by
any grown man or woman. I Mary
is ratber small for her years, has ,
sharp features, black eyes and hair,
and is very intelligent. She will
continue her services here for sever- -al
weeks and then she will go to the
larger Kentucky towns.: Falmouth
(Ky.) Special to Pittsburg Dispatch.
I 8
piper. Wilmington Star.
Biblical Opinion of Man.
Wife "The Bible says much in
favor of women, John. I thought
that the Israelites kept their women
Mr. Selman arrested. Dove's friends
left for Texas to-day, and he will
have to fight for Jennie alone.
Rome (Ga.) Herald.
If the people of North Carolina
were as Col.-Dockery pictures them,
ii . i i ii i
in me uacKgrouna, out ii mey aid, the Dresent would be a fit occasion
the Bible, which is their history, for humiliation and prayer, but as
doesn t. ' we all know that they are not as he
The Advance earnestly hopes that
the Legislature will pass such laws
as will effectually stop gambling at
the Agricultural fairs of the State
Legislation on this line is needed.
We honestly believe and we hope refused to give up. Judge Aldrich not merely stable and lot manure,
our representatives at Raleigh will issued a mandamus requiring them but ashes, bones, &c. Collect all the
to turn over their offices to their bones to be found, burn them so
successors. Whipper as Probate they can be pulverized, mix them
Judge refused to obey the order. fwith ashes, leached and unleached,
He was arrested and thrown into and then with lot scrapings; add
jail for contempt of Court. a moderate quantity of cheap or re-
To-day Whipper issued an ad-fuse salt, and use these in the place
dress from his cell in which he as- of guano, on cotton. Apply cotton
Berts that he is the victim of poltiti- 8eed to grain, sorghum, etc. Salt is
supply the need. Wilson Advance.
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One Philadelphia man raised $400,-
000 for the Republican corruption
fund and everybody understands
that he is to be rewarded with a
Cabinet position. ' Another Phila-
delphia man has given from bis own
means $3,000,000 to found a great
school for the industrial education
of boys; and very few people outside
of his own city know the fact or
even his name, which is Isaiah V.
Williamson. Clevel'd Plain Dealer.
Absolutely Hure.
Thia powder never "varies. A marvel of
purity f strength and wholesomeness. More
ttonomical than the ordinary" kinds, and
fBhft L. '11 i J '(1 Al 1
-"uul u soiq m competition wrai memui
wtude of low test; short "weight," alum or
Phosphate , powders. . gold only in cans.
oyai, BAxnro-Ppwdee Go.; 106 Wall
EDWIN SULLY '
Taylor & Boiling,
Importeraad wholesale' -f1-
't ficjYi tiiT- 'S- v- W.'.t" ,
War Secretary Stanhope, of Great
lintaiD, says a thunder-cioua is
hanging over Europe and that soon
er or later, probably sooner, it' will
burst and bring the fiercest and
most horrible war ever known. His
utterance is very indiscreet, coming
from one in his position, unless he
has most excellent ground for. his
assertion. His words will have
weight accordingly.-News-Observer.
cal persecution : that he was sub
jected to gros3 indignities by the
sheriff and deputy who arrested
him ; that the deputy is an escaped
convict, and that he (Whipper) is
confined in a foul, ill-ventilated, un-
healthful cell instead of being ad
mitted to the privileges of the
"debtors'" room. Nevertheless, he
declares, he will stick and not turn
over the records.
recommended because where land
has been previously manured for
many years, salt is a developer; that
is, it brings put and makes available
things that had become dormant in
tne soil. W. L: J., in Atlanta Constitution.
Mr. Harrison confesses, that he is
vexed because some of his friends
talk too . much. ; "I keep still," he
Says. "I don't see why others can't.
Ail that is needful is to keep one?s
jaws shut" Not every pair of jaws
close "with the snap and force that
seem to characterize Mr. Harrison's
performance 8 in this line. Prime
some men with "private informar
tion" and they .are as certain to' talk
as a leaky kettle is to drip. ;;Mr.
HArHsontitilljhlive-aawopinipu
before March 4th. of a secret that is
shared by two. N. Y. Worlds
i r do no sliirriSB any longer.
knowing that fa cough can. be
checked in a day, and the first stages I
of consuniptiotf- broken in a weekj.
Class in Composition.
Teacher Now children, I will
give, you three words boys, bees
and bears and I want you to com
pose a sentence' which will include
ill three words. '
v Small Boy I have it, -
What' are you selling all your cot
ton seed for? You can't spare them,
and every acre of your ground needs
them. In the language of William
Redmond, as good a farmer as ever
Edgecombe had, "You can't take
everything from the land and expect
it year after year to make paying re
turns." Mr. Redmond is entirely
correct; Edgecombe; farming proves
this. But you are defying this well
settled rule, iou can t sen your
Husband "Humph! The Israel
ites did well by keeping their wo
men in the background that is
where women should be."
wiie "iiui sun ine isioie says
that "
Husband "Oh 1 I know there are
a few women mentioned in the Bi
ble there was Jezebel; she was a
woman."
Wile "Yes, and there was Ahab,
he was a man ; and there was
ey
represents them, all hearts swell
with praise and gratitude to the
great Creator for his wonderful good
ness. Judge Russell is equally vi
tuperative as Col. Dockery, and is
mere revolutionary. He would over
throw the existing order of things,
dethrone virtue and intelligence.
A Dodge,
The Farmers's Legislature is not -
much on braving a popular majori
ty. The House has tabled a propo
sition to amend the Constitution so
as to compel electors to nay tax.
By this act they reaffirm the declar
ation that it is proper and right-that
ig'norant negroes that do not pay '
one cent of tax shall still have the -
right to tax others. In the forurr
of common 6ense, fairness and Jus
tice it will be hard to sustain that",
action. Again the Star 'repeats its
own conviction that ho man sfiould.
be entitled to exercise the elective'
franchise who does not pay a. tax.
Why should any man be burdened. '
and afflicted with taxes levied by"1"
impecunious and blind ignorance?
Why should a roguish rascal who
pays no tax, robs a henroost the,
over night, isas ignorant of the dur-v.
ties and responsibilities of citizen
ship as a baboon, be allowed to go .
and "give the negro absolute rule
and control over the affairs of the to the pollslo select public officials
bouthern tetates." In. private life and to levy taxes Upon theintelli
Judge Russell is represented as a gence. virtue and enterprise' "of the
Husband "It is no use talking, gentleman. In politics he is a mad- State? It is a stark-naked, outrage.-;
Mary, lhe iiible is a history of
men. v omen are mentioned onlv
incidentally as they had influence
on the actions of men. The good
book says little about women com
pared to what it does about. men!'
man. Fortunately his rage is asim- Wilmington Star,
potent as that of a Texas bull in a-
prairie fire. The policy he advocates
has no supporters. As Phillips said
of Napoleon, he is "wrapped in the
solitude of his own originality." We
Wife (musingly) "You may be lear-nothing from Judge Russell,
right, John, now when I come to
think of it. There is one thing, at
any fate, it says about men that it
does? not say about women."
Husband (smiling) "I thought
His beaming of San Domingo gongs
will terrifv the North more than it
does the South. Harrison, whatever
may be his preconceived opinions,
will take warning, and pause on the
1, i
you .wouia come to your senses, banks of the Rubicon. He dare not
Mary. What is it the Bible says cross the stream and build his for
Teacher John McCarthy, you cotton ,ee(i or the meal from them
may give us your sentence.
John McCarthy Boys bees bare
whin they goes in swimmin'. Har
per's Bazar. r.,
and then expect to make crops.
Farmers, it can't be done. Your
practice just begun,; is ruinous and
leads to inevitable disaster. Permit
the Southerners give you some ad
vice. Your cotton seed, excepting
a lot of manure, should furnish the
fertilizers for your farm. It is rather
about men?"
Wife (placidly) "It says all men
are liars,"
Then the husband rose and put
On his hat and went out to see what
kind of a night it was.
tunes on hi3 country's ruins New-
berne Journal. ' -
Philadelphia," Pa., January 27,
The wreck of the famous clipper
ship Merrimnc, which went down
. . --r -r S . - -
on ine JNew Jersey coast zi vears
rronibition ooesn t prohibit in aeo has been discovered near Town-
lihode island, lhefrovidence Jour- gend's Inlet bv Romer- Point wn-nV
nal has just published a list of 529 Lcs after years of search and the ex-
We are in favor of corporal pun. .
ishment. Let us have the whipping
post and it will be more effective. ;,
than all the penitentiaries in the ;
country in breaking up petit larce
nies, etc. - The penitentiary has no, .
effect on a large majority of the ne
groes sent there. They have a "hog
killing" time, plenty to eat, well :
clothed, and not worked over hard,.
and "when they are released, aie.
anxious to get hack. While on the
contrary, they have a perfect horror-,
of the whipping post. It would save,
the State thousands of dollars, and
would : be more effective. Rocky
MountP6cenix. :
i
What. "Peculiar", Means. :
' "Applied to Hoock's SarsapariUa. the word- ,
Peculiar is of great importance. It means,
that Hood's barsaparilla ia "-different from
! The Verdict Unanimons.
W. D." Sulti Druggist, Bippus,
Ind., testifies: "I can recommend
TT.lprttrirt Rittpra as th vnrv f hp-it
remedy. Every bottle sold has given an easy calculation, tor be you ever
relief in tevery case. One man. took so far from a mill, your seed readily
six bottles, and was cured of-libeu- selMor twelve dollars a ton. - Make
matism of V 10 years' standing." j your calculation and see it you can
Abfaham-Hare, Druggist, Bell ville, not , furnish all the fertilizers jour
Ohio, i affirms : i The best' selling farm' may need for the price you can !
r i- -- . ' . ..-.-..- i - - . . r, l i a i . k. i .
medicine 1 have ever handled in my sell your seed. Tarboro oouinerner. mai cnews luuacuu , out ukkax
20 years' experiehce, is Electric Bit- ' ; . j est sensation is Dr. Bull's Cough
Salvation Oil is the greatest de-
siroyer oi tne age. ii speeu uy an
places, with diagrams showing their ;t.,,.' f , W81? m 'PW
rucauon, in wnicu nquor is openiy by many different companies and
Sold in that city. This does riot in- pHvale individuals.. The Merrimac
elude the drug stores, some ot which wa3 one 0f the old time liners, and
have a private drinking place tor cleared from Liverpool in March,
customers. laKipg me population isr7 fr Phn.lnhio pnnin rt
x iumucuvo ,u o a uaoio ivi jeter Wright oc oous. The cargo
calculation, this would be one open consists mostly of silver bars, zinc
saloon for every 198 persons. Al- and other metals which water does
not corrode: Its value is placed at
$150,000, and the wreckers will en
deavor to recover the; metal .next
8 u miner.
lowing for a liberal increase in pop
ulation since that date, it would
still provide one open drinking sa
loon for every 225 inhabitants.
- j As a valuable remedy for dyspep-
A western newspaper says the i siat siok headache, torpid liver, and
latest sensation is ti bt. Louis horse such like diseases we can recom-
oroncrhlv honest and re
liable medicine. It is Peculiar, in a strict?
ly medical -sense ftr&tlti" the combinaticra 1
of remedial agents used ; . second, in tba. . :
proportion in which they are prepared
third, m tne process Dy which the active -
curative properties of the-medicine are seO'
cured." Ktudy these points -well. Tbey .
mean volames. They make Hood'a Sarsa-,
parilla Peonliar in its enrative powers, ail
it apcomptishes wonderful.' cores hithertcv
Unknown, and which giv to Hood'aSaxv
aaparina a clear right to" the title of "The,
greatest lood purifier ever discovered.""!
terB.'- Thousands of others v have
A SAD STORY.
we hereby guarantee Dr.'Acker's.En-1 added their testimony,; so that.lhe The child coughed. The .mother
elish Remedy for Consumption, rfnd .f verdict is unanimous that Electric 1 ran. ; No remedy was near. ; Before
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will refund the money to an wno jjitters ao cure uu uiseareses oi tue j morning ine poorjuue suuerty was
buy. take rt-as 'per airecwo.ns.iiiiui luivei- umuexaiui dioou. iuuij a ueau.iioriu: Aiwuya avb.
do not find: our statement correct.
rForsaje byj)r, W.. M. Fowlkes & Co.
Fowlkes & jCo.'s Drug Store ;
t er's English Remedy at hand.
For sale by Dr. VY M. Fowlkes & Co.
nihilates pain, whether: from a cut:
bruise, scald, -btfrh, frost-bite, or
from, a wound of any other. kind.
Price only 25 cents.
NlSW VnTSV Tan 9-T)irr fiftv
destitute Immigrants were, landed atv
Casus iuardentojday by ht. i6
WHI WOHOi FADK.
mend Laxador. It is for sale by. all
druggists. Price only 25 cents . per mep steanishipEnoa.
Axi unpleasant passenger Jh a.
Bireei car is a crying uuuy. in sucn
cases Dr.-Bull's Baby Syrup should
be given to the -little- sufferer to ease,
its troubles. Price only 25 cents a
bottle. ,'x . . . v'.v . .
'-
j Women lose tbeir beauty becamsu ''"I
a& undermine thf lileV5!."; r
eVs English! Remedy fbr'CoUsnmp
tion isarr absolute cure forcolids. 4
For sal? by Dr. WM. Fowlke$&$o ? t