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NOW. IS THE TIME
I ,,8 UUil OUt kMleli
; - rwVJ puoijvi, jji - , -
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. HAMLET, JY. C.
- Having several thousand dollars -worth'
of General Merchandise which I . am deter
mined to close out as fast as possible,-1
iave this day naadea-general .
"Bust" on Prices
I all along the lineJTam selling all Oroce-.
nes at prune cost, ana JUry trooda, (Jlotb-
jug, xiais, onoes-, Hardware, Ac.,- at from
" P3t cent below Tcost; and shall con
tinue o do so until all of plesent stock is
, closed, out.. Until present stock is sold I
( shall consinue to buy a few staple" goodrr
' siich, "as Sheetings, Plaida; Calicoes;-&c, :
add shall keep a full stock of Groceries at
of which Will be sold at what they cost -me
delivered; in store. -I am" to-day selling
Flour at $3.75, $4.75,' $5.25, $.5.50 and
1 $6.00,: Granulated sugar 14 lbs for $1.00
iExtra "CT Sugar 15 lbs for $1.00; Best
uqnee ids tor $LUU : Uood Uuffae 5 lbs
for- $1.00 ;- Meat, best D: S. Sidea, 16 lbs
for $1.00-' Salt; large sacks, $1 00 ; Lard
13 lbs for $1.00 Rice 15 lbs fnr 1 t)n V
)taer goods equally b& low.i Now ia the
time to lay- in your Buppiies, as most goods
-will go higher, -
TH0S. B.PACE." j
" Hamlet, Feb. 16, 189L?
ATTOBNEYS - AT - LAW
ROCKINGHAM. N, I
I advertise the largest stock of Furniture ia the State, and the lowest
prices of any dealer.North or South. . I prove it by'figure3."r ,
A" Rattan body Baby Carriage, .Wire JVheels, only .............
jGfenuine Antique Oak Bed Room Suit (10 peices,) ....
vjWalnnt Frame -Woe! Plush Parlor Suit. (6 peices,)..
f A.ntiqae Oak bideboard, with large glass.
I Standing . Mail Kaeks. with glass.....
Antique Oak High Back Wood Seat Rockers.. ..
r -Mexicans Grs4 Hammocks large srze...V.w.vv..w....;T.....Tu"..
fe'Mosqaitb Canopies, 'witlr frame' ready 'io hangi?..',.i..:J. -u...v'.,.
; " Ladies Rattan . Rockers..;.............. ............. 4.... .
.Antique Oak Center Tables. ,1. 16 inch square; topr...
Holland window shades, Dodo Fringe and Spring rollers..
1 rlatfcrm bpnng Koekers, (Carpet beat,).......
Sterling Organs 7. stops, s Walnut Case..j..
f Sterling rianos i octaves, JbDony uase..
J lavejast pat in the furaiture-.for three large fiotels, aud am receiving orders irom
-4 j jver IJorth and South Carolina. daily. ' ' $ "
I One price tq all aai. that the lowest known, 4s myway -.of dbisg business. Ifytfu
. i iy jin article from me and it doesjjot1 some up as represented-return it at my ex.
p?n88 and get your money back. tr " " " "
1 Write me Ibr Urtalogues,
OLading OExirnitiirfi and Mxisic Dertlr
6 and 18 West Trade Street;
: - GISR STQCEt :OF. - c;
Iran
v SUMMER GOOD
IS TJOW COMPLETE IN
1 -
Dress Goods, Clothing,r,Shocs, Hats,
"And eYerythirijfelse needed by be --people- of this community, all of
which "will be sold as low as any one elsejvill sell.them. .-. .
. W. T. COVINGTON &CO. -
THE HOTEL
J. NET?. CAMPBELL, Manager.
EOCKINGHAlIqr'- : : r;
Fitted up witli: all -the. ; modern apppin
ments of a complete hotel. Electric "call
Kolls, tiot-;and cold baths; &c;: " . " .
' 1 ' " 1 - - - . " - " ' ' . i. ,
j YOL. IX.
ir-fn
U BOH
v for these imitations and : substi-
- tutes; they are poor stuff at the :
f: best and 'increase your misery.
- Take Simmons Liver - Regulator.
onlyj:4 You Avill know it t by the '
1 . large red Z on the face of , every '
-when taken for Dyspepsia; Indi
gestioni Constipation, Biliousness ;
and Sick Headache. -l ' z. "V
ESIMMON9
X. H.!ZEIUrj & CO., Philad'a, Pa,
$7 50
2500
3500
16 00
5 75
1 50
i 50
. 100
250
1 50
; 65
3 50
50-00
500.
s. ..... .......
.... . .
............ ....M ......... ...Ma... ...... .
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RICHMOND).
ONLY
- - RQOKmGHASli -BIOHMOU'D COUNT-N.
;.: LIPias, A SCHOOL.'
.Naugh t b'u t' a ecrTool is' Li fe,'
And naught hut the"schoIars'
By -the Master trained andtatigbiv,'
For Ihelife that is to be? - -
" . ' . " "
And 6ft are the essGns hard ' " "
That. the Master teaches" here' -Though
we ruay question w by f
- Withm'any' a "eorrowang tear.'- s .
' - ' t " "
But the hardest lessoD? of hllT
"-Are by daily trials taught; :" '
For in conquering Jittie things, i ?
,- Are the hardest battles. Toright.
But,!i f we h a ve;6 1 u died w ell
Add have learned thenj, every onev
A glorions life we'JLhave "
" When Ihi our school is doije. ,
And the .day.wLen our school id dom'
; ; Is the day when our spirits ill yrrit
From our. training scLooLtha 'tarifir
To the "Judgement Uall,"ou hfgh
HIS REST LOLLAL.
Preadsnt Lincck Tell
. .JariHawit Was I'kdc;
New York Evahgelft.
"One evening in the executi'o cham-
Jber there we re, present nbmblr pf
gentlemen7araong th,eto5Ir. Seward:
A point in tbe conversation suggest
ed the; thought, Mr. cJAaqglmdi
"Seward, you never. heard, dd you,
how i earued my first dollar ?" 'JNo
said Mr; Seward.. 'WeiVl reVifeti
he, "I was about . eighteen -yearof
age.: ,x: ueiongea.yoa rqowj to wjiat
are aometimes. called the $erj$Z--
people whd do rot'own iland.: But
we had succeededfn-jaisSidlyfly
by tuy labor, sufficietit pfocfucVas 1
thought to justify rne taHngT
down the river to sell. , Afier : much
persa asfon ; '1 got th & coaen o f m y
mother to go, 2nd constructed adjtUe
fiat boat largo 'enough to take the
barrel or twoof things tlrat rwei liad"
gathered, with myself;. an& Jjttle
bundle, -down to -iNew Or lea us.. A I
steamer waa.cnming down the Vj ver.l
We have, rod know, no wbUWeli "on
the western streams; and tue.custoui
was,1 jf passengers were at any of the
landingfor them is g'o7 obfe in i:
boat, the steamer, stopping anL lad
ing them' on board'. . I was contem-.
plating my new- fiatboaCand Ntorx-?
dering whether; I could make' it
stronger, or improve it in any par
ticular, when tvlo men came 1 down
tq the shore in carriages with trunksj
and looking at the d liferent. '.boatg,
singled out mine and ; asked, 'VVha
owns thi8?T I answered somewhai
w 4-."
modesty, '1 do. 1 VV ill you,' said one
of them'. 'take U3 and our.ironks out
to ibe steamer ? yOertairilyiPsaM.
I' was very clad tchave the jopportu-
nity of earning: something. "lsu1
posed thateaph woui4 give je wo
or. three-bits, ;The trunks: wetB tit
on my flatboat, the passengers wreJ
seated on trie truuKsr sma lfecuueti
hem out th the steamboatThpy
"got on board, and I ift ed.lb e&.iieaVyk
trunks' and put them on deck. LThg
steam etf.was about tdpu.dneam
again, whenrl called out that they
had forgotten to pay me. Each of
them took frora.his ptoketf a- silver
half dollar and threw.t on the fidor
of my boat . I -cou I d - sea f tfef y' Be
lieve. my eyes-as 1-. picked . ppAtbe
money,': GentIemen,"you may think
it a very little thing, and in these
days it seems to me like. a trifies- but
irwas a most important incident'in
m v ' life. . I : could v scarcely1 credit
that I, a poor boy, bad earned a dol
lar. The world seemed : wider and
fairer before me, I r a .more bopefu 1
and confident being from that time.
. . Lll
J- If you'could see -your r own scalp
th rough " an ordinary" magnifying
glass, you would be amazed at the
amount of dust, dandruff, and dead
skin thereon acCumulated-.The
best and most popular pfeparalion
for cleansing -th scalp is' Ayer's
Hair Vigor.-; .r- "P-" ' .
- The Maine coast ;rdweIIers:? have
peculiar remedies-of :"ttieir Jdwd for
alLsorts oidiseases, and among them
that prescribed as a -s&re'cure fcr
cancer by i-ari i ancieat 5 rnft-rineT of
tiarpfwell ia ' the f, tjucerest. Tnia
old saU---declare3tbfc "a - poultice
made from a pieceof the belly of a
No, 2 mackarel will' draw-any car.
rar but by the roots.V -A loll macV
erely he says, is too" fat and a No". 3
not fat enough. - , - -
T'aa .EiMa the Charter clLitsrtj ;
Jas. A.McGroWiinr - 1 ' -
Whfh tljf-A'postle Paul declared
lhatt'-vvheie thaSpiritcVf the Lord' is
there is liberty- be doubtless meant
civil libertys xvell as spiritual; that llront ejuiiliau' Urn latter end. Once
Bvliere the gopd accepted 'wtielhtrf there was a "law 'ver who thTif n
ty'natiwivor; by individual, as a an estate cae but1 he" died ImanV
revelalionofahe Spirit hi Ood"him
self, there is . liberty -;of conscien ce,
freedom i tcv worship r God after", the
-dicta teg -pi oh's own. conscience.
England and iho-. .United taW
-are eiuinept examples"" of this and
1 1 1 ij an d B ra z 1 a re J u s t n b w - g i v i hg
stnkirig illustrations of 'this truth
i jor twenty years Jhe Bible has been
un open Uuoti iu- ltlay.; , We can
bafdly,fex peel the proscriptive' pthv
eoCtheJacy;! the yeaV '6iasg:etjon of aYmile.
I, iOj.ioyiioyg-usuiicrioa 01 izw
yearsj -.bouid ,be speedily "uftctoue and
rfhpjuugh freedom c.Tjjjoyed in all thut
iapdK -Yet, 'when the;:Xlafian' army
, entered -.Lhe, Eternal 'vCityj twenty
years ago, carrying with them the
Bible, the nation was given ' its in
spired charter .of. liberty.-. The no
ble Uaribladi well said: "The Bible
is the "cannon which will deetro'v the
Papacy." Alrt ady ' has " heaveifs
Hrtilery shakea the foundations of a
system built uponworldly ambition
fSnd'thinst't or power, a system of lust,
absolutism, lying deceit and politi
cal trickery. Just as God raised up
Luther to lead out the army of Ger
man Protestants from the corruption-;
pf Rome, so Count Cavour. GariWadi
and Victor .Lmanual were designa
ted asibrave lea3erin Ita. to guide
ibft hols of fr.eedptn, into. ' tbe '. light
and liberty of the gospel. v -r
ears ago , a Brahmin
one thing I am convinced:
I, oppose it a we.
f'ffiay, it is theChristain.s Bible tha
yitijl Korfcjtq? regoneraUon of India."
Yesl And it is work i jag the ' regen-
eftilioir o!Pranc,ir?Ital.-"!A.U8triai
pSjiaipJieland; MeXico,South Amer
ica, and every spot on earth over?
hadtwedly theUpastree of popery.,
fFatb.e? vHjacinth Jonde , said: "1
have ;tropUjea English sol on- two
occaBionfiVad I have ;couie to .the
eorvictiontthit the Btrenglh uf that
ue
evry Qrman s(Mdier-bad' oMBibl
in hTs helmet vo"r cap." The Bibl
: Ti -l.. w .. 1 . . j - . .
P.
e
in Italy, France ' and Germany is
better "than all Krupp'g guns moun
ted opon a-ithousanU Btralegetic -fyrr
tresSes.'. Il ls' the Gibraltar of every
hatibn-, the charter of universal lib
erty. -Americans should -honor it in
btrhrjutKecluirch, the school '
JfycQaldUaTid of chills and
fever take Simmons Liver
Re?ula'
jy men wixe surethev' could i get
(-to'eaven )f hrftrk.-eve'ry'lIoaf-
er wCuiclapon b busy1-." " v '
U whless Cbristiana ra1kVlVorres
pois nvjf h hi3.;alkvtheJe88 he,hns
Unless we walk wbere-.we should
somebody elesetwiU beHsureo walk
wher'e they shouldn'rj
f. As long as there is. v
AKdng thre isj.-Dne sin in the
heartit ti ; IpVslsible ; to keep the
door fehut agarast-oiherd. . 1 -Oneway
to shorteu. lbe -arm of
God is to see bow much yoa'can do
to discourage your preacher. --.
If we do not Jet; our light shine
as Gad wants" Us t9 , somebody may
have, to stay.'in.Oie' darktbrever. - y
fKobotjy feVxr thinks a!5out - the
Slick" that carrfecf if'ip-iwhen they
seiAhe beauty U)f the sky-rocket. v
f 'Wv are a"s responsible for what we
Jpermi C o t h era u doJjs ou rename" as'
TAve we,arefor whatwe do ourselves..
People' kill one anotber for tlie
i perifihblaMthangs ;-'"of ; this life, and J
refus&to take eteraal life as a g'Jt.--Kams
Hor t . -
; Sam, Jones told the people ot New
Yorkfthat more than 100,000. of "their
citizens Had gone a-fishipg on Smi
day. "ft WEfy! God ble?s ycu," said
be";-f the' niggers down'; Soutn-won't
go. fishing on Sunday ?.nd you ought
to1 be ashamed to do "what tLefjoor
f niggera afe tto'good loj&u"- ' " '
- Presto I "Change! Gray and Ja
ded beards, -made Ha; assume their
original color, by applying -Buck-,
ingham's Dye for the Whiskers. -It
never faite to satisfy '
cquntry. is fron$ Ihe fiiible; Do you
Snow' why 1 Prussia - triumphed in
in neitt oi oattJe r ' it was beea
-.0':; SEPT: 10,-lS9i;
Detroit Free,PressX v ."V" -'
.The report that the , the'rTilden
wurcflsewas atm end was piema
ture..:It Is a'lrood dp:il nearer. the
years ago. - lie, was a you tig man.
lie had iludied law in his. fa therms
office andjiis father finally retired
and gave the bm-intss to him. , One
daj'les! tlian .a - Weefc 'after- the old
gebtleuiarj. had retired the young
man ciim'e home and. proudly said;
.-"Futhervyou know ihat jold Gil
pii fstaie case that rypu. have been
tryiug for years. and years to settle."
Yes," answered the lather with a
;yvrell,;irdiln?tvtii1ie me two days
wyer
Gilpiu - es
tate? " r . t : .
. ,Yei-:;,und It was as y easy as rclj-
ing off a log." : -
. ."Well, you infernal, idiot, Tou I-
Wny, that Wate has" pajd the liv
ing expenses of our fauiily for. four
gbneralions -and - might have paid
them for four: mre if I' h ad n't left
the business to a ninny ,"i - -
' (For wakefulness, .weak tils' - or
lack of energy take Sim mons- Li ver
Regulator . - - .1 '
TEs Sight'm and Left Foot.
St. Louis Giobe-Democrat v .?
The rigot annus always a little
larger than .the leiti but the left foot
is almost always larger t than- the
right7presumably because, -; while
nearly every man usea his right arui
to lifta weight or strikea blowvhe
aiways luosi invanauiy kicks Willi
his left foot, while the lounger stands
tjaliis'leftleg and lets the-right fall
easily, because he has. learned;-by
experience that tins is tbe best atti
tude he can assume to prevent ias'sU
tude ami fatigue. . This -constant
bearing' of the weight on ; the left j
foolt makes it wider than the - right,
and .it often happens that a man
fS8t and gets a close fit-' has to dis-
icarci "tKe sfi'des'af together because he
cannotendure the pain caused by
lh tightness "of the lefL If when
riding on .a street; car -you will take
the trouble to notice you will see
. ... - . , - - - -y- - - . : -. .
that io .laced shoes the gap is much
s'maller on the . right foot than on
the left, while with button shoes the
buttons ha va to : be, set back- ten
times on the leflhoelo once'on the
Ticlit.";-- ' - 5
Wbal",Bteam- id 'to 'the engine,
Hood 6 Sarparillu is-- to the- bodya
producing; bqdily power and : Xur
niblnbg mental force- - -1 ' ' .
All Post "-Ofaoes to be Visited.
-".'WlSHiNaTON, Aug. 28.--Postmas-
ter-Qenerar,Wanama6:er.- has sent a
letter to jthePostmaster at ; each
county seat throughout the - United
.States, asking him to make a per
sonat visit to each-Post' Office in his
eunty and f make a detailed re'port
upon its condition as, to convenience
of.location.of the office, 'cleanliness,
order, keeping of . the accounts, per
sonal attention of the Postmaster,
improvements in the- serviee ; made
duriug.the last year, and growth 'of
the v business the - past twelve
months. " -3
:.' Life, Health" and 'Strengths "
APALA:HtQOLA,":FLA.,' Feb. 17r 1889"
Messrs. ippmanj .jUros.j Savannahr
x DeakBirs: I will - write- to you
to inform y ouVthat i was " affiicted
with r: Blood y Diseases i I tried-on e
bottle of and-it, gave" me ' no
relief. I Was in. bed senen montbp;
I ; tried prominenV phygicans,- and
they coujd not dome any good. I
sa w- your 5 advertisement of xPrP. P..
in . the Apalacbicola ?Timesi and-
I th ough 1 1" w ould try it. The bottle
1 got to?nfebt makes seven or eight;
and, (ohi. hbW good I feel.-have
'been up "ever since at ;my business
lumber' inspector Yod may pub
lish ibis ifv'yOu desirer ." I-'have in
formed my friends- that P. P. P is
life, health and strength".. -
- ' B0LDy- r '
- :Th e ' under la k er w h o . furnish ed
, Mrg Polk's coffin ., performed the
same service for President Polk forty
three years ago. . -
to sciue 11 alter 1 got at it." '
till r. 1 1 I '
. y. x iuvl L, .uomeu xte old la
"lou have settled the
NO:35.
This Fall's' Elections.'
Washington Post. -
The following States" will "hold elec
tions on the :3rd of November next:'
" Virginiaj will elect .one-half, its
Senate and a lull bonse of delegates.:
: - Iowar and - M aenach u setts will
elect governor atid other State officers
ant legislature..
Mississippi wjlK elect three -rail
roadl commissioners and leeislature.
. Kebraska -will elect associate, jus
"tfeea of the suprente court ;and two
regents of the Sute Uni versity;1 l -:
" - New Jersey will elect; part of the
Senate and the Assembly .
-. Ohio will elect governor and oth-"
er State officers and legislatureand
vote'-uporKi' apro posed - arnend ment.
to the constitution pcoviding foi
uniformity of taxati' 11. " -
- v- Pennsylvania will .'elect' treasurer
and auditor-general, and Vote wheth
er a constitutional convention- shall
be beldj and elecVdelegales to; -the
" "New York will elect governor, lieu-.
tenant-governor,-secretary of Btale,
controller, treasurer, attorneygener
al, engineer and suVveyor, v the Sen.
ate, he. Assembly, ten justices, -of
supreme court and a -representatiye
in. congress from the .tenth district.
? - Maryland will elect governor and
other Stale officers and legislature,
and vote upon, six proposed amend
mental to theconstitutioh ' of tbe
Stole."'; y. V i 1
: Nervousness is from dyspepsia.
Take- Sim monk Li ver 'Regulator and
be cured. " 'V---. '
; Killing Hawks-
Cor. Home & Farm. , .-, - sie- .
I ivill gi ve:- my ,way Jafktlling
hawks and owls:- -Mix strychnine
with molasses to the .consistency ef
cream and make a . smalt iwoodeu
paddle. ' Catch up yobr; little chfeks
and put iu something. (I use a bas
ket) so you can take, pue3 out jat a
time. Dip your, paddloin, the mix
ture ana pm a mi 01. it ron. iop. vi iuj
head' smoothing' it . backward
Treat all in this way -andr feed. ,
have had them wear, their little caps'
tliree weeks ;berore wearing fofi.
One spoonful of i- $be; mixture, will
cap one hundred chicks, and if used
by 3'our.i neighbors, ' will"! fcili all
hawks and, owls. Barn your ves
sel; you-will not have to repeat in
two or three jearsi Tii-
"Wm.Sprague Smith,-:Providencet
fl. I., writes: VI find vPJ3radycrotine
alwavs cures headacbe"sT -
4 - And They Are .Ayery NumeroTtSi
Phrenological journal .-
- Many of the fools" think they -can
A t. X
beat the lawyer in iexpoundingJ.be
lawrone halfthink- they 'can beat
the doctor in liealing the sick,;twb
thirds of 'them think Atliey cari beat
the minister preaching the ;: gospeW
and all of them know they can be(it?
the editor in making a- neWp'apeH
' -t-v". , - - ' - fc ; --
- - 4,- -X '
v Sallow and leaden-hued complex-
ians soon give place; to the loveliest
pmii-aiiu-wuite, wucu f mw use,; ui
Ayer's Barsaparilla - persisted in,
and cosmetics entirely-s abandoned
Nothing canV couhterfeltV the rosy
glow5 of perfect' heal th,which ,blessr
ea those who use tbis-medii3ine.V j
The Durham Sur is determined
to make all its - subscribers pay up.
It promises s&ortIy Hipublish 1 a list
of those who lak& theaper arid re-:
fuse to pay for.it and .adds' that a
merchant is anxiously - waiting; for
the list toappeavas he .desires 'to
know exactly; who ' are the "dead
beats" in Durb? m. . 'V ' ,
z. , 7. , ; T f N ":
: For-distreijslngoppression and;
fullness in thVatomach :take v Sim-
mons -Liver Regulator.-; 2
- Never break a promise, made to a
child; -To do so blignts the faith "ol
a sensitive -child in a- way .' seldom
recovered fjomZ-wbilej the ' dogged.
t phlegmatic or sulleh-are confirmed.
in each mood,, to arxtent -not-eyen
dreamed of. except by-- those
who
lina thls year is expected to be eight
fhundred mihoff feet, valued at over
ten millions of dollars, . - ' '
have not forgotten the ''impressions- this.ctfy the the day that the negrov
of childhood. ; -,s -" was good morally ano! sbciallVls '
. - bewbUQmAnbVrlotteronlcle
v-.The"lumberiutD"ut of North daW ; 7, .r rr- ,i
affair it. 13 no uncertaia aid pcoleinat--'
- ical condition.- The neeslty, at times
?r medical treat3afiE$.l3A3"-4videBt an4 -
pressing ..as aoyvQtlier.aecesaity, anct -
I- it iff' for; tliia : reason .4$ ' f.8 " wou!4 ;
earnestly - caution . Our, Jeauer against x -tiie.
use of any bat tlie post approved.
- remedies. irreparable fnjury is often-'
I done by-plaeiDgc0nfid4MiJe iu-xnedi-
. cnea wlilct(faih6ugh -ne. and preten-"
- tious, are oiten -wortiiies. ; . it 1 tiie
.aiaiostanevitaU'-faUtiwel'tbese com- '
-pounds that tlirowg dLsciredit upon phar-
njacy amiiaedical edenee lvt general.
- Pliysi'tSaas are now pf the" ojriaion that -
many diseases-are tbe resuttof it morbid
-Condition' Of the blood, either through t ;
-i Inheritance or ;contaport anP that th - v
only rational-and effeclis;n.way of ur- ?
. ing these coniplajntg ia, io produce a ,- ; :
Radical phangaiii-tble vital auid,- The ; ,-, -"
prevalen,,f.or.exampJei pt.vcrofnla ia ; &
- the most prolific cause of consumption. ,
A specific that expela-tfre""trereditary 1 ---
. taint' of scrofula, from the blood Is, Zs v ;
- therefore, tfj preventive ifl odnsumptlon.
; ?hat Ayer's SarsjariUa 4iaa fepeated-' .
ly proved itself such jipecinc i al x
- well-known fact that cannot lie too fre- '', -
neatly and reutlyfroo1iiincd; i," -
" 'A distinguished phycianhas - re . ;
ceptlj-ut'Drded his wliffl,.-. founded : ;
on. tbo most satiHtactory amT reliable ; v
'- evidence,- lat''-thtfJaifUfui- nse of . ?
Ayer's Sarsapaxilja vwpttVthoronghly - - r
eradicate scrofaia.' lie further asserts . --"I
have used it as an alterative and -blood-purifier,
and" must that'I '
honestly believ it to be the best blood- - r '
Bfed1dne.ver;coinpund(!d.fvTIiiB te- - "
timony'g whicb has :bejsn le-&airiued byv
hundreds of otliers,shoiiId "bejjnfnclent
to induce all who are of si-rofulous habit-
to Tesort, wliiOufidelaV?,to-the nse ot . - "
Ayer's SarsapriHa. Aj ; "
? Another malady very prevalent In th vr
-I United State ia catartlftllila is also a. ' ' "
blood disease, and one ot-tue most 8tub-,v
, born with wliieh physician have to con-,
, tend. '"Wo have been" repeatedly as 5 i -j.eurod,
howavex; that the persistent n.'--":'
of-Ayer's Sarsaparilla eSectaally ex-.
pels" from' the system th!,.m08t dis- -.' v,':
. a iwortl, the way JtOrheattljtrj through
" the ' purification' of the, blood which"-' ;.
; nourishes the whole aystem.'Try Ayer'a r ?
SarsaparUla. iiV . .
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" "Brownston has cured hj3 wile of -everlasting
talking" K :
"How, for goodness sake ?"
. - - He told her slie loaiudLrettle
with" ber. muth closed,. a rrd now she
can Jiardly-bevinducedv t?Uer " & :l
syllable?. . j.rili
lnllamatory RheamaUsnTjs cured '
by P. P. P, Prickly A8h,Ppke Root I -
and-Potrasium). , Physiciana have "
been consulted, and Xq, joo purpoge.
As a last resort patient r takes P. P.v
catesJa this effect are ln pssesaioa ; j -of-the
manufacturers. andj)?ill bQv-"-'
shbwn on application '-
None iut thV htkW- SSseifvSd the . -'
T 7 ! -
;,As Drden saiddrrAsIexSnfier" .
And I have heard orreadsofjaewhere '
That no one but the"-"fcraTe- canl;
- stand hen rs-. 'i $saK
Jf5you areidpw itblhl)lues
you, peed jtnmoasciiwf eula--K
for
' - Time's Change h,it - r :"
PenelopV(sighingifhl!einen
are not what tbely UselFfo be.,01-0 : '
.TomBarry-iU'driEencknow
why not?rt;'--JiaieX:T - '
Penelope "They used WiTrJoys, . ' '
yottknowc Ia mx il - l", ,
4; .The iai PeBgtedw" . ;;: . " ' .
The, pleasanMffectiirdithefcer- ' -' '
feet safety., ith.hjchv.UadiES; rmay A'-. r.
use. the liquid friiiUaxatifea Svrnn ' :
of Fjfgs, under all . conditieas-nrake- I '
I His said tobVfIcVrfaVVufrfor
...wiwgivuB frtsijueacy ,01 lDn.egres
notr more" than one-third 6lF thejajv
yers in some parts - of v the South
Sunv
J.W.,Yateu, Tnlla4wmaITenrr.:
writes; "It does me cood, to nrkka
Botaiiic Bipod almi f It eiiredtae , . .
oiJ&ww'i thtt.lungs'andasin- v "
ma mat KQrt Weain-Hmj;5r'afid'
that other remedies failtt to.6'eiEie-, -
fit. .!,: .1 i -vd L.a : -:
7 L- Jtt - ' 2'
' In China previous to the Eleventh "
century cotton was rare and Drecious' :
and a cotton robe was de.emetljafit-. 1 J
tmg'gifl for an , emperor, . Jt .was '
grown only in gardens, apd Chines 'J
poets sang beauty. 61' its? flowers, it - ' '
vas early known in Arabw,. , for its -' ' - -
ikiixic, tuuiu 3 aenvea irom an - -
Arabic -word.':
her, she does' itto beicoy.,,A" maSj .
never surprised'a woman yetby telV, ' '
ing s her hejhought:a gread'eal of -her.-".-.v.:f.
V1.' .
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Jerry Simpson Said InDeectfTr?
-The 'maBukctore' of j false?-Uecth?
for horses is a new industry josfe r
opened in paris .with a capital "of V.
2,000,000 francs. - " ' 'i
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