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NEWS L iniifL - . i . , . : t : - - if --. ': ": - . 4 " T' V . ' . - ' i 1 , .-, , . ,. u . m' t. ; ,. ..... tvStuSnmwt. . ' THE .PUBLIC GOOD 'jUB CHIEF i'TlBi'. . - - " '!u1S!u mm - - --- " ' """ ' " '" '" ' ' - .1 - ii ii - . . ' , ' " : V ' ' VOL IV. " YANCVILINTxiriAY, SEPT. 23, 18S7T i I 1 if Th? News- ituiuiiK i' avrsiptvtv W- II. TH CI MTS ON. OfiKt-i:.n.k Had irz neat Keif Ilo't Sf.oj.i n:.i7:, x.ijr.i.vci I tf The let ra ir e mn.iwni in t!. cvaaty. tUttt mi de kain en a: , ! cat.a. . - t t.- iiL-rnriciiV A. h.'IIhlJhiJA, rl I inVn TV-ILL- IjLL . T F Mm . ff V YANCICVVILI.K, N. C. J (!. I IKNIX. J t . litoi'nc.r Law, VANCLWil.I.t:. N. c Ofuc otxt II mkcc. Ilnt!.n .. Co s :ore. Will fftwlKe i U CtMit -f til Ju l; cil Iitrkt. ViRccyrtllc, N. t J O II NST( )N .V JOHNS I ON, Attorneys :atfLav, VA;Tci!vviLi.k.!. c. Trorapt frntioa l Latinos en- isvtcJ to tac. W'ATV & W1TIIKKS, Atiornry and Counsellors U Law, VANCEYVILLE N. C" Will rite frooapt attention to all bail net nLm to tken. The eeior partaer. Ko. B. Watt, caa always b foanJ at their office YaacefriHe wnn not BCkcasanly abaent. -jFJlHlffulB lonlist, ANDERSON'S STORE, N. C Will practke ia Caiell coo at 7. N. C. and JiMaittg cattct Calb by mail and oth crwiM paoaptly attended to. l C. Corbett & Bro., Watchmakers n Jewelers, CORHKTTSwN. C. WATCtlES, CLOCKS. SPECTA CLES. JEWELRY. CUNS. PIS TOLS AND SEWING MA- CHtNES Caiefntly rtpuel and wairanteJ. BLACKSMITHING. The nadenic-i will continue the KlcV taaittiag batiwea and will p!e to have all the ! 1 (aitaue't co and a a n. Horse Sliocin a Specialty, ?c! i. .!. a"! ww. the !v t t au:ut and tti .cawnaLie ! J. laaacr. v a teraaa. A. It. WATSON. Dp. II. A. Joyner. Siu'gcon Den tist, r.CACKttUt. N. C. Reptfl!f ril.ra Ki Mtrice to llie citi teat of CcU ami a.'j ini-g ccnries r CTry leTar:ncft l Ikrfniry. J , Mtmt I attention to tT tnaiL Char t - ; James Fkickek, JEWELER, 329 Main Street, DANVILLE, VA. ckf.a r xrr i cr.wv Watchet. OtV.. Jewelry. .r, in ncr A tarrpte f aLat ar re !;r- we t a S!rr l!atinj Car. iy a ind. cy- iodrr Watch f.f 4.f. Or an Open Face Silver ttrra-airdirj Vich fo J TO. Hita-e and HV. if. ratta. New Series WateHiiy WatcS, latent nt. foe $1 5. p"tce nl trj. fv extra. N,'lnIu"V!. week. VEAlCfUaDEVElOPED t - 7 ... t aaaw m- m a r- 9 a- V -T g You Need To rv.t efrtiite raedlclre, for the cur cf j-.j -r'.tui a..:rr.:a;. If you arc auf. ftri:.? f. :u KTwf:i. Gearral r billtj. M-jnjvh. J-icr, or SCI h..r uiwM..c. try Aye: Si-'ir-an.U tL Mfct, U., aa j juo1 n uiU al bUsd j unitr iu u. IV r rr yiT in- I v.m trvulkd mith a Li'.rr u-l Juicy roraj ! v!n:. J bat in.; Ara ir, n.L sery ht'h!y rtcoui-u-J!. I to try it,aiJ bavedobe wuti tlx? L"t iU.r.vcUry rcu!:. I ax touilLctd iht Aycr garsai-ariiU 1 The Beet Remedy j , , Ufe L; . i-j v KLLwUa, 2i-r. ruLcc, V.'i. I Lar fcur. ! Aycr Sjr-.rrt'h a nor j -.'.ti?iJ rn.-..'r. in th urrou formaot ! K-rMu.a. tLn 1147 tL r vre foa. 1 1 I L-;rMlki.irUMa theri.t xir.r. ( rrsl tf Aicr Hrai arilSa- aul til it E.!y.!rtu.T aJar tt-J to the tKl of t.i !ni;iurrlliej pystciiu A M00J t'irii -t m. 1 a a t air, I anj confactij t.! wjr. !rf!.l f '. iriun h 110 -j-ii:. ( !.irl. f iKia -. Ts-.tor Caii-T-c-liU. CL-rti., Ar.J ,vcr, :ic. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, IrS tT rr.J.C. A J't hCa.. Uri:,Uv. exican . Musteng mm onzuoa Beratea, Ccs2rtet4 gaaclaa, Boef Alt, Lanhaya, laraa, Bpralam Ba-aiaav inrchaa, SdJTJoiAta. Itiar. I B aetata, I woma, mitaa, I Gaflj. I Iwlna7 ZrulMav I Seem I SadilaQalX BajdmuL - I BsarU I ruau Cera THIS C000 OLD STAHD-DY aceocnr tU)M foe emjtody exactly wtat U clataMd tattu One t Ue reaacwa toe Uv rra KtcUrUy of U XottAAf UaUaent la ftumd la )U, I eert lleUltr TrxTfbc&rmmUmTihmamiM. Tki LiaUran Dll It la cMorocMaL Tij 1 1 a wl f a4a U foe enraj;aaa urn. Tk e Cannier bmwU Ufc bU tcaoa and tla auo. T SXeehnale noU tt aiwaya oa fcla work Tha MlaerneedjUtaeaMof.iarocy. Tha Plaeerneat canlfwtaiutuwitbonlH. The 1'nraier cv!j U ta hla boa, hie UiM, and atock Tk ftteaaakMt anna mr Iba IUatana II ta Ctvrl urt7 afluJ 1 Mhor tn.fvl a4 afa rl!aacav Th Htk.crwr nla li-lt wlU aafe Wm iVMaOa of aVrt aa4 a worU cf uooUa Ta Ballroad tM It and will n c1 It o nn wm kts ttf Ii a r"tiot c f arci.!ru and 4atw. Tfcr Harhw4aaa urMJlU TlwUMiw tat tlx It aa an act'lta fr lh 1arr to Qfa. Uicb and rttfnfort w t k-k rarrvuad th fT. Tkr Mrrrkaal t--s dt It fcimt fcta aaa amoec ku twfVtn Ar !-nt wl'l hna. and wkea Ux- th HutUDj; Ualmat UvuiW ttmc. KffM DttlUtkf lltatr. TUttaltof Hf-?nnll1lr thrctery. ItalinmrdUu c ta v f t.vi! at i nla and k' of wait. Kr a nttta Alwi la Ike rtak! fr rkea watd. U ""tfiflBgilSH OBBAMS. Mi tH'l ettt la :'4 P? ifct ef Qi4 C a tat : J a J r i : a j'actaref I.aa4 aU MktOe- fPFrJflL BARGAINS! vm it ' ' a 1 j k-' W am mi m I- - yf j-t ; - COHNtSH & ffn.trv:TP'i.nvi It hat ten ia constant ve for yeir, with a r cotd e-iaal.cd Ly none. IVrtrrvutctl nt to 1-Tow 'down nnlesa the Towvr cith it; or aaintt any wind ihit dc CM diaaMe aabatirviial farm baiU ir to ! irfcwt; to o4t!a: 44 do tettct oik than af r:hc made. Maeafattare beta Tampic and Gear Milla aad carry a fall liac of wixt WIU. it rttlEV Se for cataLvae and pricei. AStBTS HAITI 3. u in 1 rucn ii3 ru. ii ca, iiharaka. Indiana. r h' ;v ; Tt enr of th:oeavw.- , J' .it r-Ttr ' Hetllt: I aw rr r.f il,u-i.:!i t u.t 4 An Ant ..n . ; fr i!! Ill -f 1 A-d a to.:cr ta a d-j. ' "v Tr I fi ick 4 tlx W rraina; , ..! Ul.t.l ". hi.! a lir; "-'''C Of ttx fcv li-ved a uU kcUciainf In t-ilir:.2 :h !.irrt by. Front t mv. ,mi::?4, end.atnc er I .:; I ir k-.t t?K t i.iMrc- p.ajr ; jlx. For a dm-r !ivr t.n. cr, Aud j l':,T dii-a a Jay. s". 1 11 iv i-V. bat p-tr. . Fur tir IftnVii l! rtrti i1crj Hmth aoUiI u a-xt-.-t la tlic ciry ' Kat Hi '!. l:r -t th? ft-ne. -.".-M A.t c:.:.M:i.uJ c!. k.i w-tth wct The !. lt:rt sroii w.tlu!, I And ttif r.t!i. r' h. l :lit b J i. v,7 1S', no! Iiimii Km ir-tK' ru W brittle, F:iMn t of i.urt K'i I nl ii?, I rrow! .! ft . ta t'i v. !s t -v rn'te . And til.- u-.i.' '.. k! i Hr p i. ? Ivt liij ilrxi-uii ii of ik I b tin r-rtr. .f Aid i.- lovfl f ir tli d. -n iuway . T For the dr.'aiiw r Ijtcj fore rrr. . . N"" A-d t:. f. 1. r dJ.- ! a dir. x'r MY FIRST DUEL I Tbe ITarxpertal Trrmaaatlon of an " Af- fair of Honor." 1 I! A signal for the departure of tho train was iwn. Travetiiiu hy express in France is not esrciMy rlcaatit. I barely had time to spring into the f.rst compart ment I enme to, when the brakeman doted the door. -Confound ltl He eareful! You have hurt my feetr exclaimed a large man, wearing tho decoration of the Legion of Honor, who was half asleep In a corner, and did not seem to think it incumbent on hiru to arouse himself and draw iu his legs to allow me to pass. ., IIls legs - I say from habit, for one of them, which was carefully crossed over the other, was only a wooden substitute for a leg. It was stained black and was polished. Already annoyed by the rudeness of the brakeman who had thrust me into the compartment, and again irritated by the brutal tone of my travelling companion's exclamation, I answered. in a voice no less nnamiable: -It Y(iuld bo ditlicult tohurtthoso feet." I At these words the man straightened up, his face became purple, and turn ing on me his eye, his only eye (for the other was blind, ajut frightful in its asiect, shining with a peculiar phos phorescent light), he exclaimed: ..... -InsolentP . ,t , . . W, "Dut Monsieur" "There is no but! You have InsultM me. No one cair imult mo with im- .punity. There is ray cant Kxamining tny ticket, part of which was vbihlo above the band of my hat, he said: You grt out at Cuingamp; so do I." Then he fell back iu hLs corner and closed his one rye. I picked up his card, which had fallen on my knee. It read: lTii ic rr.nrr.pcac. Formerly lYac:;; Maatrr vl i't SorcDth Gotmtk f th Mi.iUry rrf-ti of Gutnrnnip, -The devil! I txcIaluu-X "A fenc ing u; alter of tho i?-.'Veith Dragoons! No," I said to mysf!f, n these terrible wordi ditnee! !jfore n:y eyes, "no it i3 not jKssib!e t!iat 1 am to ii'it a duel I, who have nn-er uso the foilj; who have never handled a pistol more than once or mice; w!io have never even been in a shooting gallery T "MonsieurT I said in the softest tones 1 could aiesume; "Mousieurr I repeated, gently touching the knee of the sleeper. At last he opened his eye, "An apo!.ry. I suppose. accept an apalogy neverr And again he closed hL eye. ' t I never 'it Turning to look about the compart ment, hoping to se the sympathetic face of. svrue one who would intercde for roe, I found only tt re or four hus ;svs, who reganletl me with a banter ing. J-vring air! Evidently there was no aid to Ik? ha.1 in that quarter. .1 then began to study attentively the person of my adversary. Airi I oon perceived thnt, notwithiUnding the luss of his leg and the fact that the left sleeve of his cor.t was empty, he was nevertheless, a stalwart and com pact man. At last I laid pltn t escape, which X proposed to p:t into execution at once, for we were rapidly approaching Ualn gmup. Mounting the sett, atjone bound I leaped over the outtrctchel lg of my enemy, and before the train stopped 1 was on the platform at the door. lres r.tly, however, tlirre was a vio lent outcry. . and I heard my ecemy stamping along after - me. lie had perceived and had spoiled my flail. Ah, ha, you yodn ra-oir he ex ci 'Icied. "jroa vrrU not eicaj In that In th4? twinkling of ah eye I us sur ro rrl?J Lj sjllrs, to vh ja tajin fa iateJ advtriiry eij Uined tlie case. I Voj excusing ciyf2f whoa a your. r-.-n, whoic faci howl tlit he h4 syupathy with me, cat xiy cioqacaco shot. V It is tnd for vo t," he said to me, " to ca quaxrcl with M. lcrccteaa. It Is h no use to LalX wtth him. The onjy wrr Is to act. I will bo your second ii I yo Mriihr I V i av tt - a a i ,t iuitv ttiKi loo xnucn aiiraay, TY rfwl thtt t e '.in i I .ei 1 1 r ts. tV-d Uiback. There arc. my sec- oatla, he axMeil pointing to two orlicers aainng his friend:, and then he dLap- Felrcd iu the crowd. I pa.skithat E.i;t in ffreat rerplexlty an agitation. LetJiiui who haspassel th: hi3 first 'affair of honor" wrhout emotion accoo me of cow- axdico. At -Irtst, townrd rnomingr, having thought over all the3C events, and con sidered them frout every iiiit of view, I found that I had become cool, culm and almost r'solute. My second congratulated me on my self-possession, and pave nw his 'final cocnsel and encfxiraenifnt. Ia less than half an hour vre reach 3d the place of rendezvous, a little wood in the neihborhoo;t My adversary was al ready there, having thrown off his cloal?, and showing his imprttieuco by a feverish movement of his one arm, which seemed to multiply itself. "Cone oo, grntiemcn,- he called to tu; "let us measure tho distance." Twenty paces were measured. Then we took our places opposite each other, pistol in hand. My adversary sup ported himself on his cane, which formed a sort of prop at his back. My heart thumped In my. breast. Pres ently, at the signal, with a nervous contraction, I pressed tho trigger; there were two explosions. With surprise, mingled with Inex pressible joy, I found that I stood erect, and uninjured, while my enemy was on the ground, rolling about like one In conYulsions. . I, with the others hastened to him, but a succession of oaths, uttered in a most -energetic- martnar, - raassared me in regard to his safety. My ball had shattered my adversary's wooden leg. While endeavoring to raise himself he foamed at the mouth with rage, and repulsed all hands extended 'to help him.. "That shot does not count," he said with an oath. ' "Come, let us take our places, lteload the pistols, gentlemen, and measure the distance; make it ten paces. With a desperate effort he succeeded in getting np on his solitary leg and in reaching a tree near by, against which he took up his positron. " A piercing cry followed by the sound of footsteps and 'Mi rustling of skirts, suddenly attracted oiar attention. "My uncle! my uncle!" A young woman, hurrying toward the old duellist, flung herself wildly into his arms. She had not perceived his unstable state- of equilibrium, and the result was a fall in which the two, rolling on the ground and mingling their cries, lamentations and prayers on oneside and oaths on Uie other, presented a sctne even more laughable than that which had just occurred. Of course, afttrthi, the continu ance of the dm I was impossible. The veteran, however, insisted on carrying Oil slltli1? honor. "I have not accepted his apology," he said, "and 1 wish none. I will never accept it never!" he added, in answer, to thesup;iic iti jus of hi3 niicel At Last, yielding soxuewhit to her pressing mtraati, he exclaimed: To the devil with the women!. An apology! llah! I do not accept it. Apologies are for girht lt Mm make one to you,il he wishes; but to me no!" . Hb niece turned toward me a sup pi; mt Ioo!x. She was so pretty, her dark eyes shone o 'bright through her tears, her face was so pale. h-r black hair m5uch beautiful duarray over her fereheid. I w.4 vanquished, and tha copkt liad a fitnonmihl whir no one exprctrd. I fi ll on my kne-, and. ielr in the hand of the chanmag girl, ex claimed: "To you. JlademoLsell?, to you alone IhumUy and aiarereiy adirsi my exeu." fur a thoriyhtless word uhlch cscaied me in dli'paragrmrtit of your worthy uncle. Io you a-xept thecx, MAdetaoivlleT" ih; blushe'l and became confused ' while sec-king a reply. -One. x.d all this: anawer y." a!i the uuclcai he threw aside his piftoL . Onof Lhe Teteran'a frl ends helped him mend Ida wooden leg. and he limped off la the direction of Guin gatnp. followed by his seconds. r- . I rvuiAiutd behind. -j " Where is the r.-al triw cisd me bite the gra.'r" a.Ud t! v-tTn. as !e tamed toc'ard jue, "Y"u;4g man, oar aTT.iir ts not ytt liuICirvL - OiTrr your ana to my n Miri y?m nll an swer to me for the ptis-incr," The ray, which h:vl serned short to me an hoar before, s "-d much shorter on cur return, and I felt both surprise and regret when we' stopped before a pn tty dwe!dug covered with Ivy which almost darhtiaad the win dows. On entering we were all inviU'd to sit at a large table, an 1 it a sigii from Percepeau the ..cloth w.is Lud. A din ner. quickly propirt-d under thf direc tion of the charming hostess was roon despatched. Then the wtt-raii broaght out an old wine which ue kepi tjpcci ally for such occdsi aiw "This is the f'irlnth time I have held such a ctriebraUyu" a thissrh . J Jl a a M m.. k . I r L "Have you had only fourteen atTuirs, Georges ? asked one of hi triuiUs, an old retired soldier. "Oli, I have had n'lnhvn, Imt not all tcrmiuateil lappdy. yua kiuivv." Then, counting them on hii I'.uyers. he named those with whom he h-d tha other five M aflairs ot honor. j. Then he recounted to ui tli histories cf his duel3, his stones jfol'ott in.? on3 another, aa bumper' 'followed hamper, for three hours. They iwere 30 well ,told that all listened speliltouud. yAV last, after recounting lili eighteenth affair, the veteran rose, i ' "Gentlemen, you perceive that one remains. It is ustdesa for me to ull you that, is it not Y he Said, laughing as he glanced toward me, "Hut you know," he added. that it was not my fault that I did not have my revenge on this beardless youth. 0a, the women, the women!" r " To your future success on the field! of jhonor," he added, extending-his ! glass toward mine. "For a first duel you1 have not done badly. However, you ought to practice fencing. By the way, are you married T 1 In a few weeks I was able to answer in the afTirmattve. ; . Thanks to the excellent uncle of her who Is now my wife, I am to-day a clever fencer. , f a a a oata Carta. Trpf i (A half hour's journey from Nice is Monte Carlo, the capital of Monaco, the smallest kingdom in the world. Monte Carlo may be safely said to bo the nearest approach to hell of any place on this terrestrial sphere. The; entire kingdom is only two miles square, a little patch perched upon mountains and running down', or rather plunging down to the sea. It is the most beauti ful spot on earth. It has tho broad sea In front of it, unbroken by land until it strikes the African coast. It is pro tected in the rear and oh . both ides by high mountains and enjoys ierpetual summer. The orange treesaro in per petual !oaring, twelve rrgular crops a year being gathered. ' Vegetation is al ways bright and green.; There is no such climate iu Europci and no place anywhere that nature has done so much for. -- 1 This pocket kingdom is the property of one family, the GrimaJdis, who were made lords of: Monaco in and they have held it ever dure, j The house is now represented by Prince Charles, a partly old man who is! totally bhod KealSy, il 13 a pan ot tiuo French lie- 1 a a a pn ti.c r r.mcv -a;-x : m ctsiom. noose and it.al arrangeirteat, but for some re.aL-vjti ft hw iMen Irft l:ilhi poesion of the hf wlitary princejWho governs it absolutely. It has courtsbut apieals are heard in I'aris, and rually it Is gov erned by France. ; f; Of C'jurse it. has an army; no prince could exiit vitti'vut an army. The mil itary power of 31 oaaco ii composed of seventy met two-thiribiiof them being , o.T;t., and the rest 4ini? duty as poHcvmen. However, it Is a . regular army, wun a comui:saary.ana uouv ence department, and t-erytldng regu- :r, exactly thj same as that cf the Erupercr of Germany. 1 The family have something of s repn- Ution for military siiIUa:. 1 have made heir niatk in thtir day, iut the present prince is nt hunf. ring alter mfhury reputation. lie hvts a gorgeous palace and drives ma gild rice r.t botW,- aiid lives like a king., idch he is in name. The revenues of Ioi.ac are all deriftd from gambling at Morttc.. lAr1 ' '''-. a 3!C '- ' i , ' . - " -I wish I wai a tr." be said. smutng ai ms own 5- w,c. -i wcr.ll rt.Vr you utrr a esjs.et, Sfc ssid. drta?:n!y. Hi heartbeat tuanarPs onsly. " And wh " be iaAked. UtulLtiy, and at th? uc time taSieg Lcr unrt?-. siUtnsr 1: 1 tie hand in hii.owa. "And why," he nt-atrd !mrriteu!jr. "Oh," ahe said, w ii A brJdlr.g eamtns that fell u;o-4 Li ati Ua bar fert on a cold ril-cioth. "OL-cis ihetx too would come round only on eT7 ftltecn years." ';L-- IleShat a ,'liacale Otf Ilia .Tw,.- A o?rcpaiif; ! of- Immi grants hd campwl in 5xicJt, sutd cue night tn,v of the i ary, who wa sloping on tii grurC ws aVacavd by a pecu Uar '.semaUo !'ia his bvs. He looked ar.d saw an twrnsous vM.tlpcde crawl tng aero his foot. Only a few feet from him ws tho camp-ilr, and hs 7 could sec "evcxy1 7tlira -'of ' .'thV jrcpUUiC Knowing its; piSrulIarl ties-'and th? cf .feet of its Elinr. h vi;as k In :a fever of eicilemtxiL Afraid to movo a muscl ho dared net a.t'tpt to shake tt o2. AftSr & set yAJVpanfe he reaped under : his ; head, "gj.t j, hVn ' pUlol,: and' taking tiierate rdmliipiti'; It 'was a lifo-aav-i tig slsot ' for- x ?uf '' - m: a. .- Tbe'centlpeda divided ud r0pd en each side of his foot, iiut lufts cotues the mcst ro--markaU purl of the dtory. Within an hour afi-fir th? ?iHjt uas ilid the men hirani a 'tert'ild0 'groa?ti;tg. trim one of tU4r'muk-i'tU4'oily a fe'xv yaids away.r They went to tl.?m and fttn.d one of) them with hi Ult fortlv .swollen to an immense Ueu Tie twfUg incutased.aj did tlie agauy r.:.d gro-tni of tlS btut4 until it ditd in about thirty minutes thereafter. An e.xaminain was mado and it was di-ovut-d .that tho bullet that diad -severed the. cehtiptde hadn tereil the mak's fit Juit n!ovo the hoof and inocaIaU4Jt with the poison frum the reptile. : . ' At tho' Shoemaker:? ' Monsieur, thue shoes' hurt me." " Take Utcta off i and let roe look at them". The artist Of shOileatht-r takes the dainty littltf shoe, examines it can: fully, and frowns ominously: "M'adame, it is not your shoes that hurt you. It is your feet, on the contrary, that ruin my shoes." . ' j t ?a j farrvt tm chareli. A talking bird that always aayn th ; right thing in the right place would bo a wonder, indeed, Thii: is, of courts too mueh to expect, for it would bo doing better than many human beings do. The tschenectady, Kl T BUr gives the following amusing Instance of a parrot's impertinence: i "Children's Pay was celebrated li tho Methodist church, which vrai I liand somely decorated' with flowers, while numerous canaries in cages, suspended about the edifice, added their sweet music to tho singing of .the children, ; One ladyrTiot having a canary, brought an accomplished parrot The ' parrot. y behaved quite well for a time; but,. when a little boy of, Iris acqualntanco stood on the platform and began recitation, the bird commenced to mock him. Finally it screeched out, " Hey, you little deviir which had the effect of completely breaking, up tlie youth ful declalmcr, and demoralirlng tho congregation. The bird was led out of tho church in disgrace." , ." ' Meop!eir9oTrieel. Change of climate or water very often effect the bowels seriously.; If ori the first symptoms of any ilidurb- ancc vou would take I)r. Iljgicrs rucklchcrry 5Cordial much suffering might be saved. . When s)Tnptfms of 'malar ia appar in any form, take; Aycrs Ague - Cure. b will prevent! a1, iicveto)mcnt of the genns of disease,-, and eradicate thctn rom liie system. A cure is warranted in every miunce, . A j M ih tria tt frvtn lotnt. I)r. il. Mnnk, Kcaila,Towa, suies: lave keen practicing rnedkune fifurcn years, arid f all the mcihcincs I have ever -'ticn. fur th.e bowels Dr. flidkCtk s 1 ckUbcrry Cordial h by far the IxrX THC QESTJOniC h TLit Ky?e. tn.Jix f?ra afck r t arra lar I I Wtvkaaa I araarv UiW, HmLu ta,t aU aa4 1 f it la t4 sau- trxsvif jt lAmam tt Uk) aa4 U-r. , J Is it isjia a-e J wa t r?Jlr ta V fc-i-i Ail aW Wa 1 rirt-WT I Ii un wt u'-n.fwm aaaatcae rr re isurss.usa ttrrrt. UsmiSs4. taei it trtr. aa ad. M9 TM rsa tre ssarlaM Cfwa t4 ajtaeaaa af7rr. 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The News and Advocate (Yanceyville, N.C.)
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Sept. 23, 1887, edition 1
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