The farmer l'cedeth All. t My lord ri«l s through hn \ alace J gat e. i My lady sweeps along in stat* 1 . j The wag" think* long on many a . thing. 1 And the maiden muses on marry- ] ing ; : i The n.in-tre! harpeth merrily. t The -ailor ploughs the foaming sea, t The- hunt-man kills the good red 1 deer i And the soldier warn without a fear. i Bui fnll toeaeh wlute er befall, 1 lie f.iliij. i he mii't feed them 1 «11 till Smit b ham:i»* l th eheeia.y the SAOld. Pi ie-t t>! !n*hetli jure and hoiv won I. I >.iru- A ')•>■ w *k♦ th broidery well, j l .'-i. .v * .ii i I.lit-M ui lu»e can lei!, I:, !i. .'»!.• ->«..•» le a J > a .'illig b« l . 1> i !i ■ •] f; -1, '': ft the mere, \ ' 1 •• 'l. •I ; l 11 ,r * »•. 1 Vll f MJ:d -;li i i i W !:i e j t 'es i»'.i.• r ti:)- i i-e»n Wit 1> it f:l 11 t> « :t i ' • tie • t' i ' ai!, j « !tr , . ', i - i e ! them till .M; 111 11 11!'! - ii: s i■ t .»* - f. 111 and high. Whatever river : ::■ ?i«-111 bv. 'if it ci' 'i - MM* in rvt-i v land. (1 ft it • lull -l.es -h > w the bllildel s hand. (1 feat at .he-. tao r. . uents and t UW • ♦ I S, I .lit j >il •( ■ and ' 'easii bowers. I 1 (li'tat um k i> done, be t here and tin I And well men wot ket h every where, Hut w ii k or rest what i-i befall, i L»• farmer h mu-u feed them all. 'ha*!: C. I .eland I? ;!•« !',inn rin •.fTrtlfcl. We lead v. llh ."id: nition and i!11:i/ • .• •' 11 • I'll! '.j ■•■ tin desp»>t isj*. w ';«••(» a ■ an is i;obbed of liis honest toil bv horn a'istocratM. who, bv the ;'! irc of (i 1. as Jefferson c\ pi .■ * d it. ride boot' d and spurred ovei t lie right.«■ >f the ,:it ./• lis; and y« t here, in the a 1 le: n• i. «-f tuH r,ii ! -iit h centut v, i!' d> rar- | 'ic I ui:'t '! rtu h t t; >tic I>! '1 t■ • • the pr«'t •;i«>n of the iti/• we Hud the --iiue t\!ii nv legahz-d and in tuli Opel at ii' Ml. 1 «.. t i. >' 1 ii! ii j• >n the l' • -••!«.! e>S, t' it «V! J. 1! 1 eta . e p- .-i v ' h t pro*. -•!: tMi l 4!' .t 11• •*-» 's m lav of s \v> v to II e' 11 •• it j i»u 1 .t* • of \ merien : and «-v» : \ ' at of u; l. ee-?-ary toil Wi.. i -.lull taillt ta.. > Is '.l'll fioui kl .t *o,i ; ;il i;i j\ • 1 ' • . mi 1 1 • t!" i \ s. ' \ } .■> 11 «» '•;.> f i e t*ft i• 1 1 p' ii oj ii oji i"ilt' '•' "if :• 1 >i-T: • - I t i. - -• h' A It af feet*- t lie farmer. . r ! t.e a." i ..tut i: 11 st« .(■» t :•» the 11 !•. i : ■il i: ■•l • -1 o! lit ' I.' 1 S I: i! 1 p I . if ;i ' '' ' the f ii'lle ' tiii' !w : • 1 ( ' i, • * to «■! w 1 -.v ".?Tc. \ ' '"ee '1 hi - : i . i - i. l i. h.is a„ ri I'il. I Sin i.. plet: i!t -. 'I!. 1 1• ■ tie* I: 4i . \ j. . Wh; •:. •.* i h. ill I v:t, . , • 11 i i \ t« -i v * t i 1i« '.s i .♦ i .; t 1 » j. r oha-e > over -i*.d he\ ' d wl at h |»i 'd - and Iw i! ft? *et. t' mv-el to esve what the ahlt -I at. 1 mo ral- " il of >tat lcai - ha- 0 t:i me aftet till lefelli i this i his m -t t!;- >: u.,i. a;. 1 a at« * .v . »':• n H.t- • v ft to v., wa that the in»"-» a-» 1 p eto tlie r at mer of America exo« Is a% ar. Trulv ala \ y burtta u fo tiit h.v! t wiU'ki: ai i m> —t \ita it i ;>t ivtoU ar . l>ut i. e fani.t - i''l • j; • aw i v t. at v. 1 n« : . -t a'l ! '.e ' 1" 1- I 1 .t a to M'.i t. 1 -urplus abroad. Th.s surj u- i- tl niolit i n which this -urpiu> of our las j■!' -t '■ l 1. A ' ... he taut - m gra;r. t 1; It :iu : a ma: Le at a!! : :v. IrW i: - p . man i: w. -tern V- 'V V 't l. "• - ' rodue •d a thousand bushe'.a of wheat, fie hc*eks to superintend personally t* trannportation and »>tt'e t»t Liver pool, ">o he freight- it upon ears , ( S'ew Yoik. and then on to t r.iverpoo!, where make«* hi* trade j f.et us suppose that cloth is what he t *ants in exchange, and he gives his t ihounand bushels of wheat for alt i thuosnad yards of cloth. He returns ( I with his cloth to New York. anJ. i reacbiog the cu'toi l.ouse. the gov- 11 f-rnmerit offi in! to him. "Here ' i- a low in the T uited States which ' t imposes a fiftv prr cent du yon this c'otii, aiiO I will take a pair of ► rna and cut off half of vour thou sand yaids He forthwith cut* off* five hundred yards of the fabric, and lea\es it there in the custom hou-e. i Ihe poor farnier goes home with the (;ther five hundred \urds in re ' art: f i hi- ne th u-ai 1 br.she'..- ut wheat. 1 In- is the ] : actieal t e-uit of u prote'tive turilT. Now -uppo-e we {•ut it in money. Let ti- estimate his wheat at one dohar a ' ushel at lav. Ip »«.»!. an 1 tin- cloth at a doiiat a \at d. ai ] th it the . \chal; e l o in i!e -ii tin- l»a- of value. H" returns, and th- eustotn- house ofTi ei r sa \ s : "Pay me the fifty per cent, duty. lie pays live hundred yards into the cu.st >ms house of the L nited States, and the re-ult is that he has exchanged Sl.'i!)() worth of wheat for Sooo worth of cloth. -Hon J\ If Hurd, in lielford'- M"agazine. A ii-*-i]»oken >litn. His STTI.K I m a j»lain, uncultivated man. not much inclined to gabbling, though I speak my mind wher« - er I am. an giurally not very low. nis CACRII>N - I wait until the black cluds rift 1 a-fore I venture in a boat; I try to understand the drift of politic-, before I rote. MIS - I KCOOI.tS For years 1 ve toih d and struggled hard to keep a roof above mv head ; I\ e never drank nor played a card, and yet I haven't got a red. His t> ui V T\ SK From rising of tie sun I strive with all my might each blessed day to kei'p my family alive and drive the hungry wolf away. His rli VNKS Iveno c nnplaiut to niaae tjf toil ; liu thakful that I've got the health to dig a living from the -oil —I prize that moie than worldly wealth. His DI-Ol sT IhouiOi troubles come to me t ' '>' I_r '• 1 _ I -• Ido ;i j gl :im!>le. ties »rba k : but I m 1 -^ r at( Iwit ii the stliO that (*"!'tal!l p ' '.eiaus t«lk His oPIN li >\ 1 i "in morn ti.l 11i«_rht ti: v work tiit :i jaws, which seem to be in g« •> 1 I• . i : to i il'* . up tiielt ] ' '' . ■.l ail-t v. 11 ii 11it and t li - they fill the air. His \!..,PMFNT- TheV teM iiu 1 mn-t - t' v v^ti for taiitT while I've a chance; I show to t hem mv rag ged coat. iikewi>» the patche on mv pants. f • 1 il Is V, > '» s 1 ;oN - 'I hey tell m* i. ov p.o.tction shield- the farmer ai d improves h:- land-: I a-k them why it takes whole fields of wheat t> S meet our n "nths "demands. [) his roisr - r They tell me there is no distress \ in farm homes throughout thi.* r ; it ion : I point them to my p '! wife's In -- at. 1 ask. t'.« for an « \planation. His i UfsHtß e 1 hat knocks their talk all silly s wi.en they raise the old free s tiado alarm, 1 listen nil tl.ey rt t:.i- ug! . ar. 1 the:. I -1.- a tLt n ! mortgage on my farm. ». I Chicago Times A I>irect from (be Front Kuoxville, TVno., July 2, 18JS8. TLe Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, ia—-Gentlemen: I can F ay tl lit S. S. S i-» t e greateat blood mritier on earth. In 1884 1 con raetetl blood po son. Phynicians rwited :i»e with no good reauiU. I ook a half dozen different kinds of >lood njediciue, but without reoeiv n«j any permanent relief! I was in-' lured to try S. S. S I began the ir-t bottle with the doubts of .ucceHa I had been *o often de •eivt d. But improvement came, and t I continued itk u*e until perfectly n well. I h t\e siuct- m trried and have l Lenlthv fnmily. N » trnre of the lisca-e i- -» en. S\» ift h Specific ilor.e >ll tl i* for me. m l I am grate ful. Yours truly, J. S. Sri.%i'H.. II?" Daiti Aven i«*. Treatise on B!>>(l niid Skin Disen - mailed f'e»-. The Swift Spevitl • ! Co, I'ritw-rM. Atlanta. (lit. "ine I)«Miioer i! c j»;i11 v wii! neve. •i,i p a I't \ . elt > cols, li tto 1 'roll i bition."— M» mphif Ajj eal J >em ) An honest moii. tnv bi otln r. fi •) t' .c w)ii Th«M. with what pi opriet v o:' ean a church blame :i memb r v. ho |>ut roniziiig a business Unit pi-'acin i s and all v.'te to Sax ' There i-* homething lotton in ( !)• mn ll k thep il t ;e«i Consumption Surely I urcd. To tii f Kdm'ok —Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy tor the aboved named dis ease. l)y its timely use thousands of hopeles> eases have been perman entlv cured. I shall be triad to send » n two bottles of my remedy kukk to any of your readers who have con sumption if they will send me their express and post otfiee address. Respectfully, T. A Sl.oci m. M. C. 'NI Piarl St., New York. Their KtisitiCHH ItoomIuj». 1 *i«•!>:»!»!y no un,i thiny has caused -ucii \ general o-yival of trade at lioy*t»-i\- briu' Store as their uiving away to t!ieir eu«to :iit'is »t so many free trial Ixittles of I)r. Kind's New I>:scovery for ('»n>iiinj>tion. Tln-u trade i» simply enoi iinnis in thi> \rr> valuable aiticle fr«»«n tie fact that it al\\a>s *urrs and nry.tr disappoints, ("oiehs, old-, Asthma, Ih'uhchjf i-», ( i«» 1 ai d ,ii| throat an 111114 .:P. a»e-, tjn.t k \ cnr d. You can te-t it before hi > ng 1»\ a trial houl«« to*. lar-_'e siz- $1 Kv.*i buttle \\ ai 1 ant M! • SI!! If you want any kind of JOB WORK, o(I lip \\ p' ? " 1(> 1 ] |» > KLCKJW PRJNTIN3 u In» !:;* \"• • llit* M Equipped Job Office in Western L . oi tii Carolina. 5 I'AMIMILKTS. I.KTTKIt lIKU'S. II 1.1. 111: \1 is si \ I I:MI:\ I s invitath >ns. VISITIMI 1 A III»S. MA Kill A' 111 1 A I: I »S. 111 1.1.S '»K I'A Hi:. Any Kind of Job Printing Executed Neatly and Cheaply. Send in your orders i> * • • _ * !>*■ ' I 1 lUllk! I •:•!»«»! ' » « I ' RAILROAD SCHEDULES, p lichmond&Danvilleßailroad 1 W. N. C. L)TV lb lON. TRAIS KHKDITI-*. Wfc>T HofKD __ I fire New York 4 pua •' Philadelphia 6 .TT liaitlmorr t* 41 " ll *' RirlimoiMl 2 30 r a T'.aeigh 1 00 fiive Salistmry 11 _'P a m ' 11 i\ e state-ville 12 12 pTO Hiefc«ry 1 l« " *o»nnelly Springs 1 »» Mor«»nt«»n 2 to Marian 2 4:» %nhe«lilc 4 .>1 Hot >i»rincs t\ in •• Monistown " " Ktioxvihe $ :-.\ST Ll >l Nl> , . a. t • I\n«>\ . 7 1" a til ♦ Mi»rriMnwii 1 !.«t S;, r 11 p. \ *tieV ! 1 e 1 p J!| *lhMi'.o K 1 ' 2 "• V'l ".,n .1, 44 M •! t' I Mt' ip 1 H . k.n \ «. M - »t. ! • .7 " Ni'Miury 7 _'o Ui ve 1 ■ f. " i 1 > 1 i | t> 1 'a-'. 'n_M.»n s ;o Ila tinio. e lt it . I'hilad Iphia t'_' NeA V*ilk a 1 I>inner fCentral (20th M i 1- a 1 ) ti 11 . Pnlht an Parlor Car between SalM»ut> Uld Knoxville. Pnllmati Sleeping t'ars on all night trains. SOUTH CAROLINA DIVIsION .NOin HllOl'NI)- IHII.Y. 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I- RMI4HI I'A.; V V 111 «t N OA \ 1 ,»-n ' • " • .ill liililn 4 a 11. v .. k II Jl »-• J. ■ No I- I ..''it- 4* . Km k M tit i 1.,..• >ri. I'M' IP !',i! (i e i M* us" ' ' .■ a: d I» i• i ,i i ■ N -7i ,v •"»' P ' • P.. .. P iff. tia' -' • • *. on N r.n a NPi' ■ - (»!«-»- • i uin li a will »v ' f 1 >i\ i-i"ii \ ■' i p. •• n P fit- \\ —t-V l. burg, \ i - A l' l.'it h'oek. /\s L \ YI.ol;. |'l Pas- A I) ( AithWKl.l f .en'l P sv A..-. -? -l. i \ A's I ; Tl « 'III. ..IT CMfS'tAND I.ENUIR N G RAII PntQ 'I I M V. I M:l.k t '• i. i ! I • * ' J ' '• I i tl • lent. I- • • s H :» li e." '* ♦i a 111 s V x f 1/ 14-. •. * - «*4 rf II • ! i • * 1 . S • ' i . 1 ' a ~ V \ *;>• i |- , • I»i "rt - ' I 'a 11 '»a-ti • •, * - 7-4 ' n i'iuvm!'-! *' t -k • 12 In pin • .o\-r 1- *■ pui Vo ♦ 1 pn . -vi •• : p m Air \f a i t -'.-r * - 'j. -1, •j j ' ■'» i M l>*a% ••( " i - r- it I. -• -7 I »tlt -» . . \ • r«.• •. r , » 1 - .-r ' : - ' rc«il-r'» ' n*- ; .v 7 •»• -*■ ■ » i i.i a - • 16 Hard ■ - • i ; i. 'trui'.'oo 7 - Ni-wt" n - ('. II I-KK • • • n 4 ' I>.» ad V, 1 h w M . i H .d-.nv > r I t- 7 *FI Aw "7A ". V 'T • jl.» } H * 'T. ii. iA ij o i r, TH'jMAs Ms r . Effect of Effort! • •• PL^mm7MTEira?ir % We are enabled at this early day tq offer the following bargains to Cue and All per sons desi ous of rent ing or buying houses. •* Please examine our « ist. revised from week to week, a-s wo must certainly have some piece ot property loca ted and priced to suit you. Foi bale or Renl. 1 A !: s; v.;th v r >• in s. «-rrl,.ml l?arl«-n an.! in a r«-> Itml, «ituat»tl in Hurtlm in }m: * «il tin c:t \. ill iv » It nt. i-u'iditi. t' ••i 1 !ci»- •>. i »rn "T Kr.i-v - On.' t! . i > in Fat Ilick'/M, I'»OlH>, •'!!»' iter*' "I ITolltlll *■ r ■ li.ii >i .tini i .tin ..' I tii li* 11 ' h'Mi ' ui! it in Ka>t ili k«»r\. i >. ; laiul, ll ltail Ai . 11 .frit i'il. 1 !I' ' i: ' !i ■-t f I rk»r\. 2 r>Mints,. ti« r • •' I ij11! {, utlll.i *• ll.»«is ■ .tini 1 >»i in N'-wtnii.t* r> i(ti* l'» ii' Tt s ! • ci. i,| ' h .11!. Ar.iil\ 1' «at I -n V : • ', ♦' 111 tii i %• it' ' 't ■ »-'! r» ( ins i ,'t 1-t i!iii r, 4 11u lii -!i« i nit I'lnl,«iirii. r \t w ~ . ( i, |,jitii r«# ts. \|t f ~ rm ' ■ w 't Mti\ 'Vif.it' j For Sal?. : H larnl, trail I, 4 • •!, 1 »J • } ...» i r \• • ! , - • • 1 . i I•• 'I ' ' 1 ? ' 4 '' • ' •* ' n ot | 1; l. , I ( t; t ,. ~ . i • . ' * »TI !i * ,. 1 (| I- -t UW . jj, J. (>r v" r Jit . f rs , J n a.l am! j.Mhlii ...... t. ) 11 r ' ' N ''M- !. ' ' 1:{ v " • •• i t•i' j - r '' • o» '• ■> ' ■ :I \. '' ' T !*. i > • . f\ r. . . „ T, II ' - All the above lots will be rented or trans teircc directly by us and clear i itle and deed given to all purchas ers. r a'l upon cr write to us tor particulais. . Cline & Murrill, ' HICKORY, N. C.

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