" THE COOMER"V;'-
pubfifched in (he cefctreof a" fine tobacco
growing section, snaking "it one of'the best
adr ertiaing mediums : for .merchants end
warehousemen in. the adjoining -..counties .
Circulated largely In Person,- Granville Tand
Durham pountiea 'in:' North Carolina,- and
of all description neatly executed on . short
notioe apd at reasonable .prices..' "When in
need of work give the Courier a trial. - -
A Q UESTION kBO UT
Browns Iron l
tec
, : - rt rT t- -
. Howtaio Browu' Iron Bitters cure every. V
orwMabareputtblpB7iciaa would pnwcrtlxsf ROS!'.
agent known to th j'feaHioi, .nd-stJoLuiry oi an--:,
Iwjroa ohomical Crai will aubstantiiua tna uwrtioB
tu-M. Uibto re ru'iro preparations oi iron tio rf.n :
cMr Bobetenca aud iu medicine. 1 ui eb.ivrs eon
raatTely that Iron ia tskaowkdao.t t) be tl m(t
atrnfactoryirpa ourntinUch .d evor beenfound.
pevi
BROWN 3 IRON BITTCESKWiSS
bdaoh, or prodara oonst'pttirw aJl etlirr Iroa
Jtediclnes U. Bjlf)VSlR(il iI3"Tl:ii J4.
InUlsestion, BiHeufr.eS3,Vefifcr.e!j9,
' DTenepsia. Slalarla. Cbrifo end leT-er.
. tat J1 thage ailmanta Iron is prescribed Oajly,.
BROWrl'S IRGH BnTERS.SSS5tt
onto. I,ik n others thsronah rwwwunes. it acta
irly.. WJiea taken by tie a tho first Fyinpttai of
tent 4s renewed enwirv. Tho musnlas ihpn Loccizn
i'iuei,tfae digentfatn improves; the bowels are active.
: jn wwwi the efleot isattu&lty rartre rapid and marked.
Tbe eyes begis Rboricn to brigatcn ; the skia cleurm
'Bp; healthy color oemea to the cbeeks: nwronnees
: ffinppeiuarfanctaoual deranoiaentB beocme reRa
fcr. and if a nnrsns mctiier. abundant sunencne
(nmpplJed f'r the cU-id. Kemciniuor Broun's Iron
BtMerS' in the ONfiY iwrn rat-inane that SS not
biarioua, . fhysiciai auet JJngyist racatmumi ti.
9Sts GenuSne has Trade M-irk and emeRed red lloag
:, ... on wtaw, ; VAKG NO OTUiiJl.
jRO FESSION AL.
S.
A.
''ATTORNEY AT LAW,
milsboro.X C.
-PwifcHe in the Conntias of UrswcH, Duraam.
Jiiillord, Ors and I'crsou..
TTT.1KSTBAI) ..Jil.URJ'.j- -
ATTORNEYS T LAW.
. -' - a
1 BiOxboro, N. C.
Prompt attiatooa glTff to &U business entrust
tl t tha.
-' ATTORNEY AT LAW,
.-'. : ' Eoxboro.K. C.
J. Graham, T(os. Ruflir.
GRAHAM & RUFF1N,
Attornej'a at law, HilUboro, N C.
rrctice in the OTmUcsol Alamance, Casw
bru-ham, Gnillord, Oranjfe and l'erfon.
J 8. MKBKITT
' ATTORNEY AT
Ifanv ttenttpa given . t Hie collection u
''-.0.-Brafli3her"
PRACTiClNGPilysiulAN.
-J. ,' Kftxboro,. C.
t-wtewKmal wrTlces offered to the cltieu ot
Kszior aa?t aarronntiag.jw tT.
, PRACTICINQPHYSIC I AN.
' " ifcf- koxloro, N. C. -
tn -not tetloiiay ogaged I Yan be
ROJCBORO A&ADSIV.Y
-J Opeiivto Botli sexes-
a-o-O-'-K
t Openexl i January lotf, 1&81, ,
JAMSS W. TlLtETT, rrincipal,
MIa Pamela C. Wyck. Assistant.
rajtlotf forlSO weefcB, Primary Depart
neat Sld.00. - m ' .
Cminon EatliPb Branches
lllgaer Baglis aad, Languages, $20.05).
W$6tesaleandBeUiriealeriln
TKtMri0The State
- Danville, Va. -
VACONS : V
Harness, Saddles, ; '
' Collars,$'6
All Wrk Gaarantee to Give SatisfactleR
Fine work aiSiJi- ? 'I?nbu1
baat work sold. -V ' " ;-
MAIH STREET, DAN VILLI!, VIRGINIA. .
Mar. 18-11. ' " 4
HOWARD HOUSE
- . - " SOUTJI BOSTON,, VA.
A f&vorltfl Hotfel Wi'h theTmvelKnp
rublic . . JBiverjf accowiuwuai urn A m
teT at thi ll6WAttT wben yoi
on visit -South
-Jtostoa. Cbarga very reasouaule
-Durham Saw Mill complete. Ready "for rp-
"rtln.nrffh IU inAh aolld tODth BaWi 60 fet oi
earrigef 6oieetJrf ways, Anto.roatic eet works
ana mction . iea, two wot nouns, uhuiiuci .iiu
noaner-wrencn. rarticmarBano wsruw u u
nidation. AdrirR TJCWIS BLwUNT; Prop'r,
itral Iron Works. Darbam. JN. v, ' '; apr as iy
7 Thb.GreatAmerican -
TOBiCGO 0RDEHIS5 Apparatus.
WRITE r6U TRCW 3 AND ,PRfCB3 T
JfAnnisctwrer ' and fialc ' AgeM (Jtentral Tron j
i!V.a4 & XOKIL Editors and Preprietors. ; 7; HQME:FIRST: 'ABROAD
V0L.;3.
Numerous people. have talten mccb
pi JasureT iri rlechmng ; tha t "if E Sam
Jonoa .eter' sLouldl go'to lostoa h6
would find f people with, nk've and
sense eSbtrgh to tell btai , that his
langfiagewanoi. refined enough . f or
them, and thntthe-piupu m liostoti
Is 'no.ihaveft.-for -the: mnbe: of jslangTi
where, with peculiar prerogative, he
can raulie 1ree us& ot vhacew iHo'tra
Untf. -. These -, predictions "'may have
caused Mr Jones to ppstpppe :.his
huh-did iR-ifeacae wi thdriiwal rom
theeme:prie8 the followmg cor
r -ondeMOtftakeii from an exchange
will provo: ' ""T '
'am Jone spoke to two great an-
diuncea here yesterday,; and no nian's
words" ever stung Boston's complacent
uv rut ater pertui bauoiiv s 1 hereoaton to a sense of her moral aud
has-been mucl curiosity and doubtTgpintual dtgjedatiou. - II o added.:.,
itiivong those who have liiought tho
Georgia evangelist to iio&tun over the
success or failure of the two weeks'
crueade wbiftli he Jiaa now -begun".
rho "jwpnlar tervor which his fiery
ittacfcs npon tho sins and vices of tbe
dTY roused in the south and west by
no means argued for him a welcome
from - Boston., In no town ut ...the,
country are hia methods -so .likely to
fail. Een the auepices under "wlrch
Sam. Jones has corns are uufrtunste.
Denominational jealousy ps much as
autlnng else limited the invitation,
whic-i w.is Oually e:Tt by the. Me ho
dists instead of by all the., evangelical
lriinisters. The Cougregationahsts
ft ho brought Moody hi re for i he great
reVival ten years ago, are too much
diurbed by the doctrinal dispute -at
Andover to euter very heartily ir.to
an s'-Egr-e&sive ximp4tign. ;Tio Bap
list clergy stand aloof Ostensibly be
cause they cannot endorse 8ou.e of
;he e'oquent .Georgian's methods.
Ereu the iiethodia s x hojted Jones
would tone down the rot:gh -vigor oi
his atti.cks, m Reference to Boston
.iOtiou8 of religions propriety,-, v
Id the hope, probably, that vhe
wxvuld be restrained bv cultnred sur
roundings, they selected for ute hrst
appearance the Tre men --struct church
tlie house of the richest ; aud most
fashi - uable Methodiat Eocieiy iii town.
Bnt nothing curbed ..-he tongue, of
the revjvalist. II :s words were as re
lentless arid Bcaihmg as. any be. ever
npoke. "He'had before him a typien-i
Huston audience; Is'ot since the
height of the e.vcitemehtof the -Moody
revival has auch a-Sunday mormBg
eotigregatii;n; assembled here. The
churca seats about 1,000 pecp!o-Two
thorsand people filled, the pews and
every foot of standing room "before
the services .opcucd.- Two ."tliou sand
more vamly trietf to gefffithiii sound
of the preacher's voice. -.
The evangelist was Handicapped by
several impressions prejudicial to him.
Most-of .'his hearers' espected. to see a
man more " or "less uncou th, anedni
cated andVnrefinad. - '1 hey expected
to be shocked and amused by vratbec
broe'd jokes, droll incidents, and very
oointed stories at tho expense of i the
popular follies of.' the 'day. It vas
plain-by-the Jucea and demeanor ;of
the audience that they were first-sar-prised,
then puzzled, and then ;Com
pletely won by ' the matsuerv of man
who stood, before thenu -lTis,' appear?
atice, manner and words, -as he first
addressed them," were as pohshed iand
refined as those of anyone who -jbad
spoken m the samerpu Ipi II , U& !was
graceful, even dignified. .in his ;Grst
sentences. Ills text was: Vln Qhr st
Jestis," and thread of diecourse there
wWnone aftertbe filst five minutes
he said in paitr. "
C I suppose there are more candfd
'thmiglnfnl minds to-day aikiirg tiiese
thi"iee qnstions than, pei baps', "there
are ej'gajed upon any three (jnestiOfls
on' earth,:; ; Who is Christ?, Ybat' i
Christ? ;.AYhero is' Christ? After ail
I 'boheve the" wisest 'answers -to- them
are-tathe first jone-r-Who Christ
--the personal Hving, embodiment of
wisdom and justiceand closer cd
,morcy and triuhj' and alithe graces
that make the children of Uod lovely,
Vhere is ChiistBrethren'ihe'woi kl
lobks to" the" jcharch jto ' answer that
question.v-' V;, J" . --
" V hat - is ChJ'is ij ' - Ah , " bre thren,
my hopes,!' your Iiopos fortune and
eternity:: depend ion?; that question.'
There s no salvation thja sidB of -that
point where I can look 'np in the face
of God and out on. the f .ice of man
and say.TJe dwelleth in my sournchly
iu all wi8dom.;What: a : privilege ;tol
ha"ve snch"ftuest m my house.-I ain
ashamrd of the honse I -offer liira. ; I
ni ufrhiimed of everything Iset be-
,;NOBTH:
fore Tlimaa my goest, but lie is tny
gncst, thank Oody.'A . r
:.jrhoprlachei'-fdi8cas3edithft-.tcn'!l
rien ; ut ' tlenominafjons .to consider
fob much the unimportalit "sin, and
doings. Attacking each deiiotnitm
tion in t ojt . vv evt- aimed : -u-"Hero
ia a Baptisti'prcaeherl ring-
inpne cnanges on.-water,-mnci yi
terand perhaps a large proporjticrrt ofjgTQa , me- a grtat.ueai or-pieasiire.
his peojle are fast going .where" they
won't get a drop.4o cool their parched
tortguea." , -l.r-
..Th(J vwncg service wa? held at the
copitA cktclv,"-which is "moTO" ccn--Jnt,
alslJif j,5Crtip e reji(lRav;
dred 10: 'attend. -About,- half, that
numberisucceeded n- gvitiRviaBido
tho do-irs. i pf evangelist' ep-ko .for
more than Zn limr. There tfertflOO
000 people, inwenty-etatrg, prayjng
that he , r? .ghl - succeed ui arousing
"I believe in pinyei1 and the God
that answers prayer .and I behovevHe
can make this city great in spiritual
as it is, m commercial 'things. You
cull yourselves ihe"IIob I pray that
God may mabe yon the hub - from
which shall radiate spiritual lijght over
all America." , , l
Among the tcrse-Bayingd 'whichlhe
great audience did'net hesitate to ap
plaud, were these 7"' ' 1
"A man who lias more religion than
sense I have found to bo a fool, aiid.a
niiin who has more sense than religion
a r .sad . -
''There have been scores of millioiiv
aires o " both continents who hay'e
died uhrepentant,' andiwho now can
not mus'er ooghi mouey . among
them to buy a drop of waters to cool
iheir paiehei toygues. .
TI;ere are some people who expect
a continual reviva; in-chcrch-7-'. Now,
they might ns well put their pre ichev
in an ice-box and then enre him be
cause he didn't sweat as to expect him
to Tceep n p a rev ivai wi thou t hel p from
the pews. ' r
, XTou think too much, of the heaven
that is to coae. Let us work liere
and stand on .the ten commandments
and the sermon on the mount,-and
heaven will come lo tisjiere and now,
so that Boston will ba but a suburb
of gpn-y. " lfc
You Bing too much of .the: Sweet
By-and By. Let us lut ve more slug
mg o Swtet Now an&Now; . ,
fI would rather taVo my chahcts
with a geuerous siiiceVthan with a
stingy Methodist.'' .'" '
At the cloio of his address. II r
Jones asked those who would co-operate
w itb liiro in his w ork hero to
rise, and fully one-half -.of : -the; peo
ple stood on their teet.Arkansavj
Traveler.- - :-
A Cure, for Felon.
; ;.Take common salt,? roast itf on, a
hoi shovel nntil it ia as dry as yon
Cuu nuike .To a teaspoonful of
pulyerized cas;ile ,aoap, Vdd a tea
spoonfuL'of Venice,' turpentine; mix
them well l a to apbul or and i apply
to tualeton. If you have ten. felons
at on ce : m ake as " many peUltices.
Renew this" poultice twice a day." In
four or five xlays your "felon - will, .if
not opened before yourponlttce is
firsCpht on, present a hole down to
the bone, where the' rjent'up matter
was before your.'poultiee' brought it
out "If the feloli h'itsien 'cut open
or opened itself, oi: Is ; abou t to ' take
off the finger, to "the first -oint, mo
niatt9iv pn t on.; our pou It ice ; : i t w II I
siop right there, ? and;; m ;iime - jour
5gerwill get well even if ouo of the
Jirstlbonea 4s gone, J -J Gf course itv will
not res tore the lof twbond,':"bu t -it w ill
get well soou.-rAmerican Farmer,'
Free Trade.
-.rTbe, reduction5 of ;interhil revenue
and the taktrg "oft of revenue stamps
fromProprtafy' Mdieines, no doubi
her largely ' benefitted tbe, consumers,
as - well : as roheviug" - the burden of
home;'martafactar!i'8. Especialjy is
this the case with ,Greeas Anguat fl:).w:
ef ;and ; BjDSchets j&trmariSvrup.VBs
tlie reduction-of thirty six cents rpir
doieh,- has been-added.to increase tbe
size of ,tfie bottles' containing these
remedies thereby :giv pn$-fit,h iitofe
medicine In the fS eent sizV "' The Am
gust Flower fJf Ijspepi'aad Liver
Complaint and the ,Gero3 an .Syrup- lor
Cod'gn nd Lung;trouWes, have per-
hapYfhe largest aale &F; aiiy medici&eaJ
in the, wortd,J The advantage of : in
creased size of thebottles will be great
1 j 'a pprceiaf ed ! y the sick and i fflicted;
in evary. towncard village .in civilized
couuirits." Sa.mpe" battles fur 10 vents
re'maia tlie aama t.iee. , "- "
' Bring 'yorir, job' work to the Oo'tjki
ek oHice-r-latisf action gnitranteed
Prices modefsto. -
jDiLROLINATHUB.SDAYvJB'eb
Letter From KiGhigatt? -':'
."Mft, N .LrNgpfBj'.-RbxborbV N,"
C.,--3Iy- .VEiiTDEABiSiH Your
very fiiendlysnd weljjoAe , tter of
tKe"-2.ih-"5rtt,-b'ai Instuow. come to
hand and f most; tay Godblees .tu
and von r forever. - -For-several rea
sons r the -rtadin' of youc leUerbas
In the-first Iac &ax gratified S
that yea are'stilr a!ive8nd prospering; i
alio that yon. have: as all brave and
true men should? teiA asid'i - all ani
mopity ? d bittefnesa-of feeUns; to-
wards the mea.iyoa"fp4jhtL:-aioat,i
a nd that- vmi r sel t' and . the 'peopleof
Torth Carolina in geneial ars loyal
to-tbe Union' and the Goverrjmenk
I d id not d oubt bu t i t wa? s, stij 1 it
is gratifying to be assured of the facts.
Have received many, friendly't letter
frihvex.Canfeaera'fea iarep'y to tsy
letter in the Con&tftv.tiorr among
otaers.ono Jrom.j. i5tt,,Liyon, oi ior;
ham. From Mu Lron 'a letter to me
I did not fake it that he claimed, to
be the man whom Tspoke of,a aiha
ini his'gun at meVhut said ; he ..was
the" boy 1 sorreuded toand thath
stopped and - talkett with me." IK
stated .that he. hadi no recollection of
the circumstances I described. - Well
the f-ets,; as r.ear as I can ; give them
aftc- r so 1 :mg a , time, - are as follows :
But a minute after you (for I - think
there can be no don bt but you 'art-,
the man) had passed me another man
came tv me and asked if I was wooed
e'l. I informed him that I "was, and
said ''I have sarrendered," or, "I stir
render" can not recollect-which." :I
stid held my gun in my hand, and he
asked, ? 'what, . then are; you cioing
with your gui still in yonr hand"
I replied, ".being wonnded I .kept it
to steudy myselCwitb,''. but then irn-1
mediately laid it down,- and - asked
what, ha wanted me to do. He said,
fw ork along to as near the ford as
y u can and we will hclpyouacross.
Without doubt this man was Mr. J.
Ed." Lyon,'forrin his letter he men
tions his telling me to get tip aa near
the ford as 1 3ould and oaae"one would
help ma serosa, n Asr, in the excite
meet, he did not notice the transac
tion between youaud mvself, nd as I
did say to him, I have eurreudered,5
or, 'I surrender,' and as I stiil had
my gun when he came up to me, .he
liad pretty good reason to suppose I
had not surrendered till ! surrender-?
ed to him, .1 have'no recollection of
therman'a dressfand not aj very dis
tinct recollection of his personal ap-.
pearance (I mean the man who aimed
his gun at me) but aa near aa' I can
remember' would say he' was a man
not far from ordinary height, per
haps -a little abov, stiatght and weil
formed, and neither very fleshyior the
rverser 'K regard lo hiis complexion
have almoBt no recollection; but am
under . t he j impression - that he had
brown-hair, and that his complexion
was neither" yesj light or vcry.dark-r
about medium. Your-recollection of
my personal appearance is quife ac
curate with one-exception, Instead
of being six feet, or a little imder in
heifiht. I was but five feet seven inch
es, - As you; say, was a very hfctie in-
cuueu to oa epare, my weigut; oemg
140 pounds, my eyes,; hair rknd whis
kare were called black; ' though they
were ' not -positively 2 blackrut ' alii
were very dark brown. Some called
my complexion dark, others light, but
ioc" fact 'it was a little darker, per?
haps,-than: medium. .- Lwaa straight,
active and muscular, and probably
ss healthy a man as there was in eith
er army.Ara-- stlU strong ' and
healthy format man of my .nge-r-oT! last
monthin fat never yet been sosick
as to hate a doctor call f or hie fetv
But am' very gray haired now,; and
am quite bald headed,- -Will inclose
a photograph of myself "taken - thfs
month. -Yon say you are doing, well,
own about 200 acres of good landetc.t
and have' a wife ; and eight children.
Now there is do man on earlh ; more
fond of children than .myself,- nd I
always feel ;a deepihterest in :the
fiimilies of toy friends (and I hope you
will allow nse to connt yorjuas one of
them) atrd I am '-glad 6f your pros
per lty'not only for your.owasakei but
for that of yonr 'family.'-," I- feineerely
hope- they arealtwife and children,
aa well- as yourself,-' well, .contented
and happy.7- ; Would., be; glad-rto see
yon all, 'aud .hope sometime, tooome
Southland mak'e;.the acquaintanee cf
your family. ? I belisve the kmdly in
teregfc we old soldiers,7 of both armies,
take in "each 'other wjtl not only't?nd
to niore' strongly cans en t- the . Un ion
but to rcfiiiy and lteral'e us a peopl
?sTEXT;
both morally ai.d eociallyt I isave a
miV and onechlUa; danghteri2l
year-Tol'l arpl: mailed 'Am neither
r.ich-dr ye ry poor. - Have a good farm'
here 3 miles' -Northeast from: the
city of Detroit -wortK - a few" thons
and dollars, . Quly a few daysr.agtf
iwned.a jiou3e and" lot m the capital
city of Michigan iJan&ingyrorth.' &
few thousand but have just deeded ti
a? u pi eroilt to y-d't hter J-W i f in
close-heV photograph vtag"en rwhenl 6
yeas "old. , It is for your oldest
dsjighieraf .ra?tf..yoar ehildren are
daughters? and 'if not then for "Mrs.
LuqeforoC It 'seoras buti little while
since" the time we 'saw; each at jSom -ervifie
ford,. et "my -daughter-was
ora one year,, four jnbnths and .three
days after trat skirmigh. and is 'lidw
21 and "married.-; I forgot to, answer
one qnestioi yoa:8ked.t;I doj,recol-lect'-your
.talking ' with me af teVmy?
leg war amputatedbut either did not
kno w t; the ti me jfbr had - forgotten
wb-3 the soldeir was.'-! Since you men-
ti ori 4tv T recol lec t y ou r pi cki n g u p t h e
eanteens tf cold coffee .etc r Yctt say
G. is solidly Democratic, '-well;
now, let me say diffeience-of opinion
on political qutstions ought not" to
make any difference in men-a friend
ship or respect for each.other. Lem
a' Republican but have no better right
to my political or', religious 'opinion
than anof hermart has to his. i I re
spect a man who is conscieutions and
is 'governed . byhis" convictions of
right.: "Andlet.me - say, too,; nearly
all in or th ern ' people, e ven ou rajp pa -.
rently rabid' politicians in th Repub
lican party, who-foolishly "'say some
things they ought "nob to, are friends
ly to the Southr&ndv have Iid ' aside
their Animosity . ' and - resentment.
TrratTs as itjshould be? for we are all
Americans, and Vtia.for the best in
ferests of all, that we be ' friends.
Your,)oliticians "also say some -foolish
things buf that "does" not ..pre ja
dice us against you -all. Hoping to
hear Jrom yon again vary" soon; Ir am
r " " , Yoeir Sincere Friend,'
- Wabres" HoPKljya.-l.
, F. S. There were three jof-ua tak
en prisoners on that ; day myself,- the
boy l.'spoke- .of and one other- man
wb o was wqu nded in t h e ; hip while
running. ;. He was paroled the same
time I was--vA few weeks after being
paroled he died of his woand.ii Have
forgotten his name- v " 1
"Algonac,- St. Clair county; 'Mich.,'
iarclr30th,,1886, .
"'A llterary Curiosity.'
-S "t.a - - v - I
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-The Glaase'of Time, in. theTFirst
and Second Agje." Divinely Handled
by -Thomas Peyton, of Liocolneslnn6,
Gent.; Seen and Allowed. --London :
Printed by Bernard, Afeop for Law
rehce Chapman and'are to be solct at
his Tiop 'ovfir against Staple-In ne,
1620. ; Now reprinted, in a neat, vol
ume, Long -.Primer jlype bound in
fi ne loth, gilt . top, . bevele4 - boards .
Pnce-50 cents-; v
- The quaiut poem, of Ihe.titte page
of which : tlie above , ia a transcript,
appeared nearlyh lf a century Tear 1U
er than Paradis&lLost, arid it is -intrinsically
probable -that ..it Er would
have fallenrunder-the eye of Milton;
io any' case there are etnkihg.'pbints
of resemblance between" two poems,
and many have supposed Milton's immortal-work
to have ' been inspired
by the former.' Only "two copies of
the work are known to "be in existence
previousto- the issue" of I the -'present
editionone being iri BritishMuseum
the other in the - Bodleian Library,
Oxford.' The copy v in the British
Museum waa purchased at' a -noted
sale oi old books in 1819i ;by Baron
86llahd,;who-riotea upfift a blank leaf
that it cost tim 2l 17s. 6d.; (dbqnt
llO-OO). Some years - ago - gentle
man of Virgima;.MrtJ Peyton,
sprung from the eld English family
of'thatBxmemade'ahvaQfate
transci-ipt of. Aie copy In thej British
museunf,;ptfeerti'ng even ihe quaint
?pa!ling punctuation, capitalizing,
i.?ad italicizing of ''the original.-lThis
present edition is printed without af
t&ratiof Apart frbmjts"fpre3ume3
connection, with Paradia&fZost, the
poemhas yerycoheiderable' merits of
its own; and is in every way a literary
curiosity. - John B. AldenPabliah'
er, New Yorg.. - -.
r
. Pa, said Clara; do you know i what
ma' and f are "going to give yo u for
Christmas -'- "
Oh, the asaallhing, Lsnppose.
The" usual thing: pa?" Wh.it -is
'Tkelilla to pay . . - '
$i;50 Per Tear In Advancei
26.v
STRIKES AND TEfBIE TENDEIT-
-The attempt of thedefeaCed strik.-
ersto b'urtf tbe 'freight" shed of ihe
Morgan steamship "company 'in ,New
York, is not al together a'eurpriser, '
' A-stnk'e js a coeisiye. roiasuje'.Its
very essence is' force, wv (J sbor.er, or
later U must take the slmpe Of unlaw
ful violence.- -IT
"-We are" japidly : approachiBg'; the
time when: .the interest of law and ;or :
der wiU demand isfrneW dentiitibnrof
.unlawful; jimb;natioASWe-;earnt
affurd to have-the-iitdnBtrtes atid Jhe
comm evcSaqf Trgf&ifebuntfy para'lyz
ed on a eco 9 nt of bf, the reaf or.imagi
uary grwvans of a-few.niaii .
: The obvion3 remedy ,of course,' 'is
arbitration, and whether" S'O like it or
not, we must come to, -it s; the" only
speedy and practical. solution cf laljor
troubles:",' We-are fdjifting',tO; the
point where state-and, national Jabor
commissions' will; arbitrate therrnat
ters" and ha ve t he en tlre.Tci vil . and
.military power of the county nt the.ir
hack to- enforce their ' decisions ' It
will be 'useless toipoint'ou-t" the ira
perfectioiss Vin "this 'remedy if ineu
gradualIy"settle"tJown lntotba, con
viction that it is the besC f ; "
I Oue thing is certain we cannot run
the risk of riots;" dynamite devirtryj
and anarchy itself 'as .la par t of - 'the
methods of labor strikes,' however just
the original caus may bewi The;sa
i prmte interests' of our people are
bound up m law and:trdef.-r-.a,a
Constitution.
Delieately Done.-. , s
Ahjnadami'he said as he extended
a hand to help-,hei"up, I iiever Saw
more graceful;-falLV Xon threw up
yonr arms U ka . a : born "actress,- yonr
little feet indulged In a shuffle," nd
down you settled wi th' aJ e wan-like-
. . "Really, air?! " J t ::J '
"Horiesttluion niadam.'r,,
.. . . - " . -.. 1 .. - ' .. . .... .
- , auu uu ).u&hu.uj o. f ruooer
which had been "flung front heivleft
foot; turned -her back -to a dentin
the snowwhich looked as if a cottage
had been upset there and,: raising his
hat ani makln'g " prof on Ad t bow he
took his lea vewhileshe con tinned to
bl U8h" and smihV-for sixteen bJocka.
Detroit Fee fVsi " . V-; i'rj
" r -, Destroy The Stgnr ;
One rnaj feel that he's eettinffold
but he naturally dislikes that anjt hin
about': his. appearance should; adyise
others bt the fact. 5. Yet nothing doss
this sof ffcctnaUyas thin andfalling
hair , Nowoiaan wants to" marry: a
man, and business fitms, hesitate to em
ploy a' man, who show3 this fatal sign.
Parker's Halralsam'-:isr worth tp you,
in this regard; more than its weight in
diamonLls.tJse it. and" have j)lepUf u
and glossy hair." Many have bad every
Vf ace of ."grayness j removed and ibald
spots .covered ,by using a single bottle.
Two Of Kind;
-".
TPrincetoa .Bartender (to; young
man whV is po n ri ng out a l;ig drink )
-Hqw's classics? - ' j " "
t-Yuing "man H6w's what -
; Pt iii cetonT Bar- tender- -ClasaicSj
Ain't you one .of the oollege young
gents- 4 '' ' ,
'Young,' Man (indignantly) Not
fmuch; Inirepresenting,the biggest
naraware nousamwew xora..? wnat
made yoa think' I'm-a student.''. -:
Princetou Bar- tender rha'tizebf
thai drink . Ex;
: A . He Wasn't; Ihvited- f-'J
Scene Dining room of ?a Kichmod
hotel ' Personages :.A Northern tour
ist and a stammering Virginias, Strang"
trs, oppasite each" other at ; the" supper
table.:"- '."'" - 1
- Northern st rariat 'dstifid-?'with
hia fare); "This is the cussedat, shab
bieet hotel I bve "ever had the misfort
line of , stopping at,' looking acrose ex
pectantly fc ta is via avis" for a "cof r'obo
rati ve expressioa of disgusCf) '
The stamtnering Yirgioian continue!
his meal without'reBpon8e.'f' - .
i N.; T., emphatically : "I .votldn't
give oae corner of Pennsylvania for
thia whole. blarsted State.'"""";-' - r
l S. V,. looking up'suddenly and Indig
nantlj:- W' w-why io, the "hh-hl"
didaty-you sttay inP PPenn8yIva
nia? 'N-nobody invited you "nere."V-'
.tThe'meal vas - concluded midst a
Bilenco that could bo felt. Richmond
Whig.y - - - r ; " :
' Everybody needs a prijig medicine.
- By using Ayer s : Sarsapanlla, the
blood is thoroughty cleansed and in
vigorated,' the', appetite, stimulated,
and the system prepired to.'res:3t the
di'safes 'peculiar to - the . eummer
months. Afk for Ayer's Sarssparil-
1 la. .Take no othtr.
Person Co.Uourieiy ,
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Letter, Post OjSc-Order or Tostal Kote..
AYPPJQ SugaKo'ate -t
rX." . i V 7 CathartUsf - -";
If tha .tlver' bV Q I I q"?
-comes torpidif the1' 1 1 I LLOt;
S bowel aretjoustjpatedor'jf the stomach .
- iaii9i!0 perform Its functions properlyruse ;
Ayer'sPills.Thcjarelayaluable. .
- - tPor some years--1 was a viotim to Liver
-Cmplamt, la consequence btx which I - "
;uflerea from Geaeral Debility and Indl- I
Fstibn.' A tevr boxes ot Ayer's P11U -restoiai.
me tq scrlect ' healths W. T.
Bngbtney, Henderson, W-Ya. '' -'
J 'for: vears -1 .have felied more ;upou
iAjer PUk tbanyttiinglsertcr - ;
"T.howela. a'liese Pills "ara nifla W'a'at'foa" ; " f- '
aiKldo tueir-workthorono-hlB.. riiai.l -
K tuem- Witb eood. effect, iii case of -Tiii.iw t .
t maUsm Kidney Trouble and.Dyspepeia. ' -
Avei-'sl Pilla rami 'in' i.Lif'JLz? J-'f'.
Liver troubles, from wbfeb 1 bad suffered
for years. I cortider them the best pilla" -made,
and would not be without tbeih.? r
Morris Qates, HownvjUe, NYv -:
was attacked with " Bilious fever
i- WUlcb. wag f ollowed "by Jaundice, anl waa - "
an . nan ctot 1 1 o i v ,411 ; , ,. . t
TJtiTTIlfr A TAWO I'iMn At . , V
customary strength and vigor. John C,-, '
, P attisoa, Xowell, Nebraska? -
.'Last 8pTin-I 'sufferettigreatry from a . " -
troublesome liumor on my side. . In spito " " -lot
every effort to euro this eruptionit in
. creased until .the flesh became entirely A s -raw-
I was troubled. t ti-.o
with. Indigestion, and distresshig pains ia !; : .'
r .Th e B 0 vv e I s . rf ; ?
By the ad vice ol a friend rbegatikhig . '
Ayer's Pills.. In a-short time J w free ;
' from uaiii.'mv f ntu flicoatart nAn. ?-; 1 !'
f sores on - my body, commenced ibealinff- i ,
& less than one month, I waa cured. : .
.r f ouiuei m aue, A.uania, ua.;
: I have Jon? used Ayer's IlsfjnmS
lamuy and believe them to be the best
,oiUs made.-rS. a-DarenDarden'Miss
-My wife; and little girl wer'e takeff with '
; Dysentery a few days too, and I at once " -:
t bepan giving -them jsraail doses ot Ayer's " J
Puis, thinking I would call a doctor it tbe-? w
disease - became; anv-. worse. , In a short
time the bloody, di'scharees ! stopped,-'alt - -i
pain went awayrand health was restafedi'HC-n-.
Theodore Esling, Richmond, Ta. ,
AyeKs -Pi I If?,"
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; -oia by ill Dealers fu Wedlcfne. .
E. C. HACKNEY, ,JOlIN'A. NOELL,
XOXBOBO, N, O
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