PUBLIC! LEDGiCK
JANUARY 14T1L !!: L
HOOK WORM DISEASE
THE WORfVS GERMINATES
FROM AN EGG
The Common Mode of in
fection Is Through
the Skin
rruc hnnkworm terminates from
i hniiQ'TiiiH lit liicsc uaoa
an t?Ks
laily with the excreta trom the
.-.f on infpptprl nerson. The
jOWCia i... i
lack Ot Oxygen in tuc iuii.i.iiJvFn,
j-... Unfnhinnr nnn I iihv liivc Jdsa
(J JIUill t"-
a i II A- v.
The ess is tar too smaii to
ri t- a till i. lie: T -
6CCU " ' . .
,e magnified many times to fee
markings it diners uisuucuy
thntjP Ot anV QUILT wuiiu.
I H
m"r the eerer reauires
nly one, or two days to germinate
nto an emoryo. m uc vo.v.
Hook Worm.
eaches the infective state. Still
ne worm is too small to be seen
ith the unaided eye. It will
9 J 1 . t 1 l a " -
I ve tin us in the soil trom six wppks
ten months. In order to con-
anue life, and develop further, it
bust enter the bodv of a hnrrinn
i
jeing and find its way to the in-
festinal canal. Only there can the
nu t hie bereaohpd.
The common made of infection
b through the skin. They may
so enter the body in contaminated
Keep Free from These Things
The most distressing person to
1 " " ' 1 t . . a.
nave to aeai with is that one upon
whose word you cannot depend.
Our faith in one another is the
cement of society ; when that cement
will not hold, the house tumbles.
It might be advisable to let
housebreakers - and assassins eo.
and hang the liars; only it might
come to pass that there would be
no one left to pull the rope.
One who tells you what is not so
not necessarily a liar, for the
fables of Aesop, the tales of Kip
liner and the parables of Jesus are
even more deeply true than things
They mislead no
body, blind and betray no soul but
their fiction is light and verity.
The lies of art are no lies. So
aisi there are the necessarv and
becoming lies of decency and love.
Of decency, where we conceal that
which is shameful to reveal. Of
love, where we disguise a fact that
tends to create a false impression.
This kind springs from cowardice,
vanity or malice. So that, after
all, the test of a lie is the aualitv
of purpose in it.
mi i n i
i ne ne or cowardice is what we
tell for fear of the facts: as. when
a man has stolen money, and denies
that he has stolen, fpr fear of con
tempt and punishment.
The lie of vanity is what we sav
to produce a better opinion of our
V a
selves tnan that to which we are
entitled as, when one pretends he
is rich or wise, when he is poor
and ignorant.
The lie of. malice is the falsehood
that is told in order to bring harm
to someone.
The history of ecclesiasticism.
of politics and of society is full of
these lies.
To avoid being a liar it is not
needful to .be always careful to
state but the facts. There is but
one thing needful; it is to see that
our intention is clean of cowardice,
vanity and malice.
wnen these three poisons are
not in you, you cannot iie, if you
try.
When they are in you. even the
truth you utter is false.
TTTI i . m
wnat a joy it is to meet one
who never seeks to make others
think of him more highly than thev
ought to think.! Humility is the
quintessence of truthfulness.
And when you fall in with the
man who is unairaid, who never
stoops to substitute expediency for
truth, it is like finding a wide and
leafy tree in a desert land, yea, a
fountain of water among intoler
able sands.
And the lie of malice is a saueez-
ed out drop of venom from a mean
soul.
If you keep your heart free from
these three things, cowardice, vani
ty and malice, you!! need fear
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neither God. nor man.
up" to whip him. The stripling
teacher heard of the conspiracy
and prepared for emergences. When
the trio of mutineers stalked into
the school house and sullenlv ac
costed Jeffries he set upon them
singly and collectively with sub
stantial hickory switches. One of
the boys alleges that he sat down
upon the stove and the other two
declare that in their frenzy thev
hugged the stovepipe, adding to
their pains. The affair created
no end of -trouble in , the district.
All three of the lads are sons nf
committeemen, and his victory cost
the schoolmaster his job. He aD-
pealed to the county superinten
dent, who upheld the committee
men. It appears though that Jeff
ries was not without friends, for
every patron of the school save the
committeemen signed a petition re
questing that he be retained. Now
Jeffries has gone home and a law
yer has been employed by him to
sue for his salary for the remainder
of the term.
OXFORD PROOF
Eggs of Hook Worm.
ater.or food. The worm lives in
m estinal tract. They attach
'emselves to tha ?nfoaoi n
OUnd the ninrr 1
tu Li j & "icmuittiie, SUCK
blood eat the cells, and pro-
L 10X1C substance which in-
ne person infected.
rKW?rm disease lowers resist-
and greatl
.?r', ,0thCTinfions especial
It, ."r T8- ihe secondary re-
tk " 1111 IH n 1 OO OT-i
Plans to Thrash Teacher
A complication of troubles, in
cluding a law suit, have come out
of the attempt of school bovs to
thrash the master, at a rural public
school in Green county. H. R. Jeff
ries, a youth of Asheville, assumed
charge of the school six weeks
ago. He made himself obnoxious
to three of the most stalwart of his
male pupils, and they "framed
Should Convince Every Ox
ford Reader
The frank statement of a neigh
bor, telling the merits of a remedy,
Bids you pause and believe,
The same endorsement
By some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all..
Here's an Oxford case.
An Oxford citizen testifies.
Read and be convinced.
D. S. Fuller, grocer. Broad
street, Oxford, N. C, says: "I
know that my kidneys were disor
dered, for the kidney secretions
were unatural and deposited sedi
ment. I had a dull pain in my back
and sharp, shooting twinges in rny
kidneys. I rested poorly and all
these troubles caused my health to
become run down. When I heard
about Doan's Kianey Pills, I got a
supply at Hamilton's Drug Store
and it didn't take them long to
drive away the aches and pains. I
willingly confirm my former, en
dorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr. Fuller had Foster-Mil-burn
Co., Props. Buffalo, N. Y. adv
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
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TTImsit Is Use
BEIT'S
On Your Plant Beds and you will make no mistake in
doing this, if you want strong Plants
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OXFORD, IM. C.
Capital
i
Suplus
$108,0
40,000
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North Carolina.
Granville County.
In Superior Court
Before the Clerk,.
Under Supervision of U.S. Government
A -Safe Place For Your IVIojney.
All Business Strictly Private.
C. B. Edwards and M. P. Chamblee
vs
Mrs. Rebecca King. Miss Mollie Lanier, Mrs. M. L.
CheVning, Miss Ruth Lanier. ' Chas. Lanier and
wife. Lanier, and Miss Ada Lanier.
The defendants in the above entitled action,
Mrs. Rebecca King. Miss Mollie Lanier. Miss
Ruth Lanier. Chas' Lanier and wife Lanier
and Miss Ada Lanier will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been commenced
against them in the Superior court of said county
for the partition of land described in the petition
in said action. And the defendant will further
take notice that they are required to appear before
the clerk of the Superior court for said county on
the 24th day of Jan. 1914 and answer or demur to
the petition in said action or the relief therein de-
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UJillluCU Will UC gl -.11LCU. AJ113 iiCC, 1910
Dec.24th.4t. J. G. SHOTWELL, C. S. C.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
T wont tr mouA hank tr mti farm anrl V nva
elded to offer my six room house and lot 115x300
reet on l ayior orreei, ior saie on
MflNHAY THP Iflrn FliVrtP IANIIAPY 1Q1J
This is a well improved place with stables and
other outbuildings, the lot is large enough to build
1 . T . 1 . . m a m a
anoiner nouse on me ironi. xerms one nan casn
balance in one and two years.
OSBORN HART.
Hicks & Stem. Attys. Jan.3rd,4t.
J. S. COBB, J. H. GOOCH, Z. W. LYON, R. W. LASSITER
VV.-G. PACE, C. G. ROYSTER, R. S; USRY, VV. H. HUNT.
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