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VOL. 3.
ROXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, April 28, 1887.
N0.35;
I1U1.1- OU"i" T - - . .
aeed of work giye the Courier a trial-
I y
ROFESSIONAL, CAIDS.
A.
W.GKA-HAM,
ATTORNEY 'AT LAW,
S . IKUsboro. N C.
Practice in the Comities of CaBir ell, Duraam
U uiUora, urang a" x
r, urrwsniD j. f. Terry
'INSTEAD T EfcBY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
lixbro, N. C. -
Prompt attention given to all business entrust
d to-covin. -
LTJNSFOJtD,
' ATTJKNEY AT LAW,
Boxboro. K. C
Graham, im. nu.
GUIAHAM it RUFF IN,
Attorney? at law, Hillsboro, K C.
Prartices'in the coxmtiesoi Araai
Dnrtomf GnittSd. Orange and Person.
S.MBB1UTX
. ATTOENEYAT LAW.
Koxboro, C.
Pr.pipt:attention given to thu cMlection o
C.E. BracLslier
PRACTICINGPHYSIOIAN.
. Boxboro, N. C.
Professional services effMod to the citizens of
KoxDoro ana aurroonding community.
ySB. J I. FTJ-XEK,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN.
Boxboro, N. C.
urnen not Molessionally enfragert I can be
Wnen no -whicli is the old Baml
pteSs aSd Se S rU occupied by George
Barnett..
OR. C. W. B53ADSHER
DENTIST,
hi Ervices to the public. l!s prorppuy
1 1
attended to in
ttended to in Person and adjoininp connues.
Tnv onrishinpworkinhis line, lv wnUB?
m It Busby Fwt, N. C. will be attended at
bira
jonce.
J. A. GEOGHEGAN
Offers his
PBOFESSIONAL SEEV1CES
t the ciUzens of Boxboro and siirronndinpr
fountryf special attention paid to diseases of
FemateB and children t
Fb. 22nd, 1887.
ROXBORO ACADEFIY
Of ea to Botli sexes.
o-o-o
Opened Jsuwiary 10th, 18S7.
a AMES W. T1IXETT. Principal,
is Pmrf C. Wyhe, Assistant.
Tnition for 0 weeks, in Trimary Depart-
Commof 'Enplih BranOuw
HighfEngUsh and Languages, 20.00.
advebti5:meits
X I., stone,
Baleigh, N. C.
PIANOS & ORGANb,
Sewing Machines.
J'erjf Lowest Frices,
Most Bearable Terms.
; . PIANOS
5TKINWAY,
JCRANICH & BACH,
BEHR BK03.,
XHICKERING,
; JEMERSON
SWiCK.
o : o
ORGANS
RE AT WESTERN,
KIMBALL,
, ESTY.
MILLER.
WHITNEY, ,
BRIQEPORT.
Writ lor piicesancl terms.
J. L. Stoke,
, " ' Rliegh. N. C,
: r 250.00
WlliXi BUY OK OF THE
Durham Saw Mills core nlete. Beady for op
eration with 43 inch soitu tooth saw. 80 feet of
carriage, 6o feet of ways, Automatic set works
Andfriction feed, two cant noo&s, hammer and
ntouker wrencn. rarwcuiwruanu ib uu au
pHcatioriraddrcss LEWIS BLOUXT, Prop'r.
Neutral Iron Works, Darbam, N. C. apr2ly
; The Great American
fOBACGO OBDiHG iDparalus.
WaiTE FOB CIECUX BS AND PBICE3 T
Kanafaotwer and
Sales Agent Central Iron
VMrin, Dnrham, B.C. p"
:mi:-: New -Miller, ,
VU .Wholesale and: BetaU. Dealers in ;
CmiAGES,WAG0HSJlARliE3S&ci
f
THE "AFRICAN RACE!.
We recently met with a well-known ooloreil jporter of a; Pullman car, . who nms from
mta to New York. His name is Angostus L. Grant, and he Eves at No. aso Hayne Street,
Atlanta
-?'t Atlanta. Ga. " He said
.tcomfort of then- friends, how.
many people think the colored people do not have consumption, but I know" from experience
'that it is a great mistake. Seven years ago I became a subject of this forlon? disease and was
so pronounced by my physicians. . My lungs became badly affected, my cough was awful, at
times almost shaking me to pieces. - My general health Jjroke down and so -declined that I
became helpless and reduced in flesh almost to a shadow. Terrible night sweats ; no appetite
or digestion ; more and more pain in my lungs. I suffered more and more-; my cough became ;
exceedingly exhaustive, discharging great quantities of pus and consumptive matter,- - I had in
the meanwhile the best treatment ; some of the best physicians prescribed for me and became
interested jn my case. But after two or three years' treatment, finding that I continued ta '
grow worse, they one by one abandoned the case until at last they were all agreed that it was
only a question of time with me, and the time was thought to be very short. In this condition,
with one foot as it were in the grave, and making my preparation to go through' the dark ,
waters of death, one of my physicians mentioned to me a remedy whicH, might be' tried as a
last resort. His reasoning was that consumption being nothing more than ulcers on the lungs,
why is it that a remedy which will cure an ulcer on the body will not cure ufcers on the lunge I ,
At his suggestion I procured a bottle of Swift's Specific and began to take it. 1 felt so much .
benefitted from the first bottle that I persevered in the use of it, and my improvement was ;
"almost as rapid as it was wonderful. My appetite came back to me, my digestion was gpod, '
my strength was rapidly regained, my lungs healed over nicely, my cough left me adually, .
and I went to work with a new lease on hie. For the test Jour or five months I have not,,.
lost a day's wages nor felt a symptom of that
brkik of the grave
-trace of lune trouble.
He to-day, July ioth,
lyeician tnree montns
lungs are as sound as any bod
fed perfectly
thai- I nw mv lifn to S. S.. which was orescnbed bv the physician. My advice to -e
mybody s. 1 teel pertecuy
man. woman and child who has weak lnnes is
1 it . . t . j n ii i! i j
Treatise on Blood & Skin Diseases mailed free.
oil thf Anr-tnr anrl nil nthfT mprlii-m had
-" 'n 1
My Stock is now Complete in t
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
I CLAIM TO HAVE AS COMPLETE A STOCK OP . ",
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
AS WAS EVER BROUGHT TO PERSON COUNTY AND PRICED ARE
LOW. EVERY1HING
I WISH TO ASSURE THE LADLET3 THAT THE
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Is in good hantls. MISS HUGHES, of Baltimore, a lady of large iperi."
euce ami welt up wiih the times is ia charge with a fiue assortment and
aud well selected
STOCK OF MILLINERY.
MRS. MORRIS anil MISS YANCEY, Ladies cf experience, taste and good
ju-'gemeat, Lave charge ul the
DRESS UMING DEMHIENT,
And will be glad to have the Latiw-s call and examine tbeir work. They
have a NEW SYSTEM of CUTTING and guarantee perfect fit in
EVERY UASJS-. -
Io DRE-S GOODS we make a fine display of PRINTS, GINGHAMS,
CASHMERES, nd oiher Woolens. A180 a full line of White ffoodssucirBe,
INDIA LINEN3. BISHOP and VICTORIA LATFNS, ENUROIDESIED
ROBS, ORIENTAL LACES and all over EMBROIDERIES &c. -
IN
READY MADE CLOTHING
AND- f ; :
gents furnishing: GOODS -
WE ARE PREPARED TO PLEASE.
Al?ogeiher we flatter . ourselves that we are in positiou -16 ttirnuh
and satisfy all.
BOXBORO. N. C.
RELIABLE GRANVILLE WAREHOUSE,
We are now leading in high prices for all grades. We &sk our Person
county friends to examine the prices given below and r if. they., wilt:
b'in us a load w will treat them m the same way. Here are tlio
figure.' : -
W. H. kyon,
one $23.75, 40.75, 79,
12.50. '
R. J. Stemm.
one lot 18.25, 30, 41.
35, 15. '
- S. A. Green,
one lot $12. 50, 35, 63, 30, W. IL Thomas, J . v - .
Load up and drive along to tho OLD GRANVILLE. -
" ? . BULLOCK & MITCHELL, :
Apl 213n
North CARbLisVlSuPFBi",? Coitbt,;:
C Person County j March 7th J887. -
James Khue et al PlnT.) " -
VS." v V Summons.
ThomasEJaaeet.aJPft.J ' - - .
- ' - Petition for partition by sale.
To tbe Defendent9 Thomas Rhue, Caroline
ia Daniel: Jess Rhue Jess
Bowls, and Jane Daniel, you and -each. of
you are hcreoy requireu to uc.omu uom
Le. tha t larli of the SunerioT Court at lus
office in Roxboro,on or before the 2nd day of
M aJV 1887 and! answer or aemur t ine com
plaint in the above cause, or otherwise judg
ment wiir be rendered in favoT of ihe PUin
.i - r- Mlth 'dar-nf- March: 1887. ,
r vu T ' jno tx pass, a s. c.
x wouia like topoblisn tor.tne nennt ot consumptives ana tor tne .
ow. I have been rescued from a consumptive's CTave. ,1 know that "
lemble disease mat naa orougnc jne s near iu x
made another examination, and tens me mat my
ago pronounccu uuuu nM u
well, and I ksow I am entiraly cored, and
lanon, ana icus nn uuu ta
jw I am cntiroly oored, an
ician. My advice to ever
weu, ana x ksow l am tamw araa,
to take Si S. S. It cured me sound and we
failed, and I want eveTV SUit
sufferer to know it."
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
BEING PRICED UPON A
J, A. LONG.
16 50, 45, 20, 20.25, 16 25" one lot $11 7570, 50,.35,
60, ' L. Enaery, . 30,' 15.; - -' - '
one lot $60, 40, 90, 15.50, - Moore & Bullock; -
24.59,37; one lot 0 -45 30i;'69i
70, - A. D. Moorp, 87. 33. 23.
onp lot $30,' 90, 6V 24.25"--r"JrHIIrii" -39.75.
5; . ' '"on o lot 25. 25,-39:60-69,
Oxford, N; O. s
NotideV
: The Directors and stock holders of the Boxbo
ro Kailroad Company are herehi called to
meet at;thktrt Hoiwe iif-Koxboro, "on the
2nd rtay ot May 1887. Xtd is a -ery important
S, S.JJEBITT, Secretary.
o. 3. w lAxALu, rresment.'
Sale of Valuable Property;
- 6n the 9th day-ot May"18S7 .on -the -premises
bv vnlae o a-mortgajre executed to us. &n the
9tb dny of Septembep I81i by James 11. BJack
well ad Martha Ulackwell, 6is "wife,"we wiU
offer tor sale a tract st .land in reT3on connty
adjoining tbe lands of Siehrucnd A Coo per a.
V: Moore, M. L. Morgan and others containing
129xao.res, ' more . or less, ,. situated on the
waters of : Unshy Fork, ., i Sale at .12' m.
and tennis one third .cash it ad balanee at six and
twelve moaths wj tb interest from day of sale. .
NOBTHEEIT GEANVTLLE. t
Blub WingN. Q,. MatPh 3rd '87'
fJZdito? of lhe :MUlhimfourwl:
Your-spjcy Journal ia a weekly;; visi
tor and is read with deep interest.,
We have been thinking!-that - the
news irom tuw .part oi itne soutu
SPould peihapg be interesting ta your
r6adei-8 :&nd specially mere so when
some will-loiirn that JD,
A. Mnsser
Esq, , from jour .town' and
known"bj
alaoost .by every citiaar
of "your
country, baa spent several days with
orTouTveor nr.bread; and lye calse and
who winrno-.'ubt ajrrovaier.hat
we say, unlets we-get ox cited re we
are. done and make- visionary: asr'
tions.' Bivt we will tey and lilus fats
faintly to your leaders reality, fact
and figures in paiutnig the cliroat.
chancesi, fortunes agricultural prod
uct8, vast -timber forests, and im
mense mineral depesits. ,
THE CliMATE '
iXfar superior to tbafcjof Pennsylva
nia. xne winters a
the coldest weather
e mild and shoit.
being about like
M area weather ib
the Keystone
blustery March
State. Stormy and
here ia like ilay ii .Pennsylyaiiia
We have to day peacjh and wild plum
blossoms. Need ni fires and are
mukihg gaidens. Tbe eummers are
not any warmer tha in Pennsylva
qia; while the nigh tj are much cooler
and we can sleep wal. We have fine
and beautiful weuthl
r until the first
of December; very little snow, sbds,
and sleighs are unkhown here, thus
the climate with shrt and mild win
ters is more heatljiy than in the
North where the wiiters are long and
severe. A?am this country abonnos
with mineral spring! containing med
ical properties, piacia jiere oy prov-
idence for the heali
g of the nations.
These spring, we know, have virtue
in thena. Any one
coming here need
anges, if any it
foar no climate clj
wiil.be for the betttr- '
f ' CHAXCES FOB FORTUNES.
Well we have promised in the first
part of our lettar; to tell something
about 'chances for fortunes. Of
course this is wha! we all are look
ing ani working for and we want to
consider this artLf onr letter more
carefully than any other part of it.
Wks would not hrfve your readers un
derstand that alt that is neccess&ry is
to come here wijli a scoop and sack
go to scooping and in a few days
amass a fortunf Oh, no: not so fast
as this; but we will say that there are
fifty chances for every man that
conies here, while in Pennsylvania
there are fif1 men watching and
waiting" for one chance to bob up.
Business in aH its branches is not
overdone, neither is there as much
competition, ner the large amount
oi capital to tmw agnost. w izn a
capital of $1,000 or $2 000 a man
can make as much' profit in onAyear
in the mercantile j busicessr than is
made with $10,000 Tn! 'most places in
Pennsylyania, Aid so it is in - all
branches of busiaess. But ,thia is
not where the-fortunes are made and
will be made here.1 There are thous
and of acres of mineral lands that
can as yet be bought cheap And
which are sure to ' yield 'fortunes io
those who are fortunate enough to
buy in time. We will mention ono
tract which .will give ?ihe readers
some idea of what va lortnne is-
There is a tract-of 200,' acres holding
tour veins, one vein is10; feet thick,
while the others are about 3 or 4 feet.
The length :sJ about one half mile:
and can be mined 1,800 feet., deep
Two tons to the, cubi, yard, worth
$30 per ton. - Ltt some one make
the calculation.' 7im tract- can be
bought-? for .$4,000 cash: - Deduct
$400QTrbnv75 .-or 80. million dollars
and see-what the fortune wiU Jael So
there "''is, . as" wo said thousand8 o:
acres as valuable as this tract.'". Who
wants to imakemilIions?";v Here; are
chances', to ' make them. We , wil
now drop this subject lest some one
will saywe af e " exoited :or .yibiohary
If so; weTay 'come and sea
The" agricultural t produetsv aj"e
obief ly ? corn and tobacco. vTobacco
is hatilei to I5to40rmjic9 throuffl;
muddy roaas io.' matte i,
F'our
j meat uu .;uuuu " jjwuuu , ivi. vuc
monyrelized from - the . sale - -of ; tow
bacco." iWhy.not raisri this at home
and save. trispfofits1piade by tfie bay
era and sellers -V- ?. J ,
' ""yAST'lIMBEBTOEEST.'Vr- .
r r There are yet -millions wi-. acres o
orinal'growth i the- 'oathr.whicH
can be bought for 5 tof 10 per:cre
mostly tiuibedand. witii :yeliow -pise
Of the best kind and white bak;Tiiis
timber. wiLcor&e : into I market" in "k
fe w y eaTs and fortunes ? will bemade
yut, lb. - . .
vlt has - been said- that 7in- Kortfi
Cafofina every kind of minerals found
in tbe known world baa beea discov
ered; ; W-6ether this be w true ; tit nst
we cannot Raybufgold "and copper,
there, are billions of the richest kind.
TliACES jOP iWAR
may be found aUlove. the SQuthln"0
Fully one third of the men whd.were
an dJ broken"
down "in- heatlh, 'and, maqy were
wealthy ar to dajrjjovertyj stricken, J
aim worn uy my u ay jn ine ntiU8
uhile! gray hair and old age tell, the
sad tale that their days" are nunbcr
ed. ; . During our travels in therlSouth
we have visited1 the battlefields of
Wilderness, Cedar Creek, .Winches-
Chester and Fredericksburg; - IVhile
standing among the graves of the Fed
eral and " Confederate . soldiers w
could but weep and breathe a silent
prayer that
Ko more shall the war cry sever. :
Or the winding rivers be red,
Ow anger is banished forever, K ' ,.
When laureled the graves Of our dead.
Under thesod and the dew; x " s "
Waiting the; Judgement day,
Love and tears for the blue," ,"
Tears and love for the gray. ,'
We have one' thought fqr soldiers ;
Living and" dead; .
Cheers for the living
And tears for the dead.
William Raker in the sMiMJieim,
" T - ;
(Pa,) Journal. ' ,; " ; 1 ) ; -
Their Last Tarn.
Henry "Ward Beesher and Presi
dent Lincoln used to get together and
swap yarns. The last tim Mr.
Beecher eVer 6aw the president alive
he ponied this story into his willing
ears;
An aged dominie way. back in Illi
nois, Used to look carefully over his
congregation every Sunday and note
who was absent. Then Monday he
would call on the delinquents and
find out why they were away, One
Sunday he missed oldfman "Cooney,
and'truo to custom called on him the
following morning.
Bro:her Cooney, you were not at
church yesterday? ,
Went fiahin', said the old man go
ing right on with his hoeing.
Why did you stay away
Preach in' too long.
Brother, there will be no preach
ing in hell - "
'Twont be fer want o' parsons.
The dominie give np calling on do-
liuquents. Ex. ' : -
A Champion Jiiar.
There is a liar out Ust trying to
head ofE the liars who get up the cir
cuiation statements oi same or . our
daily papers. "The western liar says;
- Bill Vanders who fell t a rough tho
roof of a saw mill when the boiler ex
ploded last, coughed up a - circular
saw and niece of lnng to day. Dr.
IFdkins put the lung back under
Vander's shirt, and set it np by the
steam guage. Hewaa so far recov
erod this morning that" he blew- the
bottom "out of the lung tester, and
tbe water in " the machine "nearly
drowned a Baptist preacher, f it is
believed that the ducking the preach
er received will prevent, him from
wheezing Sunday. V anders i who
was the" eeginecr at tha time .of .the
boiler explosion was not only docked
for the fifteen minutes he as m the
air, but the owner of the mill made
him repair Jhe hole in the ifoof at Ms
own expense, besides; bringing- suit
for the recovery of the saw.A Ex.
AstonlsbiaS Success. " v - f, - '
It is the duty of every; pesoB who
has used Boschee's Oermdn Syrup to let
its wonderful qualities, be-, knowatp
........ - .- . . "
srye;e Ooug hS Uroup, Astnma,- rneu
raonia; and iff fact; all throat and lnnp
disessssi-Ntf Person can use-it without
4ininvediat6 relief . uThreo doses will re.
Ueve any cise, an.d we consider ;it the
doty 61 all "Jruggistsr 5 lar.rtcommena it
to the tne poor uying wmsumpuve.
at feast: to try ft t bottle, aa- 80,000
doaen bottles were "toldlastryeari apd
oo"one case where ifaiied.was report
d.- Such toedicintr as 'German. Syr
tip cannot be loo .widely" known.' '.Ask
your druggistaboat I,it,-'Sample';bot
tlc to try. Bold "&t id - cental JRegular
sizer75 cents.; SoJd-byall.I)iiJj?gi3U
and;DeUrsr in tbeyTJnited States--and
Canada," - - " ' x. ; - --
Subecrib0.to tBe. CcrftlEFf ; ;$L5Q
BOYS- TABBy ON" "THE TABU.-
Thew .are; always; somV-jestless
spirits in the world.who tbink ii tliefr
mission to sow ine seeds ox discontent
in tbe iomd8 " of tfie ryoang.-They
seem never . to 1ie so - well pleased Sss
wnen tney catj make t&em dissatisfied
with'tbeirjife surroundings and jm-
patientto drift into ways and circum
stances newand all -untried Many
a boy happy and contented with ibis
tome and its ntrmberless acces
sorjes- to rational enjoyment,lia8 been
disqaieted and lured away by entic-
n, stories of gayer sqgnes, fewer
har dships and greater opportrihities
fof making mone f-in'-tbe : ctties, only
to find at length ;that in tbe new'de--
par ture be had ."not realized the "ob-
octs of -bis expectations. Qtthe gayer
scenes of cif y: lifjertlmay be sad that
they are generally; expensive, costing
ime,- money and often health ana
;fetime"regrets.rypppbrtunittesTthero
are for maKtng" money ,by city-. traffic
and ventures, but for everT'Wize
here are many blanks, and generally
years of hard aud. patient struggle.
Boys, if you woli Id like to satisfy
yourselves more folly about the dif
ficulty of obtainiug paying employ
ment In the cities, look over , Hia
'want' columns .of their daily pa
pers. . In them von- can con n t the
applicants for something to. . do by
the; hundred. .- Advertisements for
clerks and salesmen are few, but each
one of them brings a press of eager
seekers. for the means of subsistence.
Our advice to you then, is to tarry
on ! tho farm. Stick to the honie-
stead,'where your fathers and grand-
fathers lived, prospered and died.
There you can at. least have plenty
to eat and wear You can find some
thing there to do which wiirBubstan-
tially pay you better- than most of
the . employments' in the crowded
cities for which there is ever such a
feverish rush' -and "scramble. vYhile
you are plowing the furrows ' and
rearing the harvests, yoa will be away
from many creat and disturbing
temptations, and you will stand a
good chance of ' securing fj; your
selves health,; strength and length of
years. Americnn farmer, BaUimorri
. Talbot's Iiong Head.
"The Lake Shore folks were awj
folly glad when" a - certain; mini died!
up in iuuaio me oiner aay, saia a
conductor."" "The ma n's name
was
- i
Talbot. ' . About twelve -years
Talbot saved a tram. Irom going intq
washout, near Ins farm, and. of
course the ' company felt very. gratC-j
fuL P. P. Wright, Superintendent
of the Buffalo division sent 4!of hiinj
and loaded him with thanks for himi
self and the company, ; Talbot;mod-
estiy aeennea- v money present o
500, butsaid . he didn't object -when
.If.-.' 1 j. -' -j' i.f. " i . : " !
uugukinupuacu uiunu. uuuaw, mia
a pass good; for the remainder- of ; his
life. While Wright was wtitingiOn
the pass Talbot inquired '..
Say, Mr. Wright, have" you any
you any objections to making "thai
read- good for-me and a friend? ;
may want to take .a friend up to
Cleveland with me some time to see
an uncle ef mine. - - v. 3- v
Wiight was so foil of "gratitude
that hevcouldn't object to. anything,
and he: man - got bis pas8, . good far
himself and friend, and U; was after
wards sentn- to beadquarters and
countersigned by the President'and
general passenger; agents ' j
;'WelI, now," whai do you think?
For more Hhan-' ten-years that man
j Talbot has been -riding coustantjy
jbetweeir-.Buffalo and Chicago," Buffalo
and Clefelandjor Buffalo and ToTedp.
He was never alone'; . He always had
fa friend' with bim.; "The friend wjis
usuall y r some commercial "tjavelleri
In shor V-Tal bot has , madejailroad
riding his regular business. 3 He made
arrangemen U jvjth "various wholesaje
and jobbing hduses io catryrtheir men
andJbboked his - engagements months
ahead sometifiesr; ITheu these failed
he- picked ,ur strsy passengers ?Uejre
and there. "After paying his sleeping
cairancf other-: expenses, he" had $6-jr
$& :dayleft asolear; iprofiandiojtt
of-these profi ts he managed to amass
a gnagaiiueonune. r;ne tried to.nse
Lis pass jon the limitebf -express,, bpt
the company :wbnldn't ,have i t; . n
fact, they wanted to . refuse-' to arrryt
eluded ,that"the sftit for-damages
nould be - tpo ,exrjfcusive. ; Talbot lis
dead now, tliough greatly ? to -the te
gret of rayelllog salesmen. C7u,(igo
neraHLs t
otepnen Aiiena jfocjcec iiece a V ?
Amonj the -victims; of the,fienry t
CJay disaster,-which happened July ':; 4;.
2$th.1852, was Stephen' AllenEsq.,'f f
an aged man 6t the purest charactei.
formerly a mayorof New .YoikTij4 .
loved and esteemed by all-who koew"
h-m.1!;Ia hk pocket book". was-' foutfd -
aj printed slip,' apparently cut from, a 1 S i
npwHny npr nr nmn run Tniiniumff n . 'jr
a-copy: - , . - i;:;-
- xveep gooa company pr . nonet--UTever
be idler"" If vourhandscanot---
be osefully employed attend to ther-y'i
uinraiwu ujL.your miuu. jflLiwaya -f
speak the traih. Make few promises.- -Live
up to your;e1&gagtments."'-Kcep i
your own secreis, n y on- nati any. ,
Vhen you spe'ak't ajperson' lo'ok:;?', j'
b!im in tbe facsuood company and' -. ;
good conversation are the rue sinwl j
yirtue. 'Good character xahnb? ? S ;
issentially injured except by.; 'ypQrJll;;
own acts. " If any one speaks j iU!ffe
J6u let your own life be so Wiii:fifi.
Wdl 'believe 1;-Drink:dp-i
intOiio itrag' tifar?. ? Pyer live imS1!?
fortunes excepted) within jburiti-fv?-v -pome.
-W hen ypu'retu e To bed iSuiki5i
bver what you have btek doing" 'Atfr'& if t-xi''
Infithe day. , Make no haste' to pa
rich, if you would ' prosper,: Smallf-
with tranquility of mind. NeTetf t'
play at any game of chance, "; AybH
temptation;' through fear yoa may" not -P-;
withstand it. Earn money before y'orl I ?fv
you see a way to get out again. Never f
borrow, lryou caU pOifiibljSiyoid It l:v ;
Do not marry until vou are abJeto 1.
support a wife. -Never speak eviroiJ
any one." Be just before you aro s
generous. Keep yourself innoceul ji W
yoa would be happy. Save when your
are young to spend when you are old
Read over the aboye fliaxims akleast;
once a week.
He Thanks His Paper. - .
Mr. Editor: I was induced by. read
ing your, good papo'r to try Dr. JIart
er?s Iron Tonic for debility, liver disrf-;
order and scrofula, and three bottlesS-'V'
have cured xne,V Accept my thanks
j OS- C. Bogga. Ex.- - i"v-
Hullo, lit Brown.1, JFhat are you , .
doing up at tuis time omorninJ
Ohl I'm tryiog to scarce up an8ppei yi
the forlmy hreakfastJ-Why are "you V' "I
up so early?, I'm trying toacareup,
a breakfast for'my appeitite, Vvtige. r:
, : . , , M,,r K!A. j
The exhausted arid drowsy feelings,
common to spring time, indicit6 van ; t
impure and sluggish condition , of
the blood, which many, be remedied
by the usejof Ayer's Sarsaparilla.- It
is tbfi mtowerfuI,and, atthesarre -s-
time, most economical, blood putfifiefc : , u
known. :;-:i.:r;-rv;Bf - - '
.An X)ld;iSfettler Gone, read Dr. .Bo
lus in the obituary xolnmn in the lo
cal paper, and then he added thought
rntlffWAlT. Ttfp'nka mav haveibeea
;a, set tier .in one sense, out ne) ai
ways managed to forget fo settle ith.
me. Em. -.-' . ' -v ft i
saaoFUtA
I do not believe that :
Ayer'i Sarsaparilla has
an qual as a. temedv. ry.
for . Scrofulous f II u
mors. It ia cleasant
d . mike, give ircus .
. X 1 .1 .. Li .1 - . -
vj rji ana vigrorxo tneYDoay
Humors,
and produces a ''more "
permanent, lastlnsri rfi-. ?r
sult ihan any mediclno -I
-tver n d .1B "
Haines, NoLlndale.O. -
I have used AVerVl .
SarsnpartUa, in my famV .
Uy," for. Scrofula aad
know ? It it U taken -s"
falthfntly,'-it will
thoroughly -eradlcatp
this terrible disease. r
W; F. Fowler, JL
Greenville, Tenn. j i
vFor,fdrty 'years? I
have suffered with Ery
slpelas. J. - have triel :
all sorts of Temedies ,
for my icoraplalut, but .v
found no relief until I
commenced: cHng - -Ayer's
6rsapari:i. ',
After.. taking' tra bot- "
ties of this medicine I :
am completely.; cured, r
ITary C. Amiesbury, :
Boekport, Me.. : ,
. I have-suffered, fori 'K:
years, from. Catarrh, .-,' ,
which was o-ever , ; .
that It destroyed my' V-appetite-and
weakened r
my system. ";After try
Ing - other rer.icdies, ,";"
and getting no relief, t . -
began to take Ayer's '
Sarsaparilla, and , in a -fewmonth,wascurd.
Susan Jj..?,Cook,LS09 ; c .
Albany stA Boston I :
Highlands, Mass. . -. ,; j
'Avert " Sars.-Twllla - ..
Erysipelas,
Canker, and
Catarrh,
r1
Can "be
cured by
ipfrifying
!the blcof
with :?.
i Is superior to aiiy blood I
puriner that il, have
ever tried;- il; havs - ;
taken It for Scrofula, i
Canker,' and : Salt-
1 r, i'r '-'
Kneum, and recetrea .
much benefit from it.
It is good, also,' for. a ,
weak stomach. llillie .
Jane Pel rce, , South '
Ayor?s ySarsapariila,
Prepartd by Dr. J.O Ayer 8c Co.; Lowell, Hiej.
; Pr!ce SI ; six fcottles, C 5. 'f
LTJFSFOEpAtt'y Jor rut.
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