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nh OTHERS, Do You Know paregoric
jlUy Bateman'a Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-called Soothing Syrups, and
most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine f
Do Yon Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons f
To Yon Know that in most countries druggists are not permitted to sell narcotics
without labeling them poisons ?
Do Yon Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child
unless you or your physician know of what it is composed ?
Po Yon Know that Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of
its ingredients is published with every bottle f
Do Yon Know that Castoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher.
That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold than
of all other remedies for children combined t
Do Yon Know that the Patent Office Department of the United States, and of
other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the word
Castoria " and its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense 1
Do Yon Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was
because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harmless?
Do Yon Know that 35 average doses of Castoria are furnished for 35
oenta, or one cent a dose f
Do Yon Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may
be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest 1
Well, these things are worth knowing. They are facts.
The fac-simile
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J.. A. KONG, A. R. FOUSHEE, .
J. S. MERRITT, I. A. N0EL,L
J. M. BLALOCK,
T. J. STEPHENS,
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Conducts a General Banking Business
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Rheumatism
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Tour medicine from my 'irn 'jr.al
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disease, pleurisy and rhcamati.;ij lor
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MRS. M. M. YZAUY.
eprlngfleld, Qraen Ccuuty, llo.
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rent, clerk hire, and bad debts
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MERRITT. Vice Pres.
O. B. BROOKS,
J. L. BPOOKS,
T. H. SRTEET,
Extends every accommodation
m OLD SORES
CftTftRRH, K1AURIA,
JONEY TROUBLES
and DYSPEPSIA
ilsfc entirely removed by P.P J.
Prickly Ash. Poke Boot and Potas
el'im, the greatest blood purifier on
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Abshdebs, O.. July 21, 1891.
Messrs Lippman Bbos. , Savannah.
Ci. : Dkajs Siks I bought a bottle or
roar P.P. P. at Hot Springs, Ark. .and
it has done me more good than three
.Dntbs' treatment at the Hot Springs.
i'.ad throe bottles C. O. D.
Beapectfnlly yours,
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Aberdeen, Brown County, O.
Copt. J. D. Johnston
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cf P. P. for eruptions of the skin. I
!:r.;,red for several years with an un
si .-'r.tiy ind disagreeable eruption on
my fane. I tried every known reme
dy bn. in vain, until P. P. P. was used,
and am now entirely cured.
(Signed by) J. D. JOHNST0IT.
Savannah. Qa.
Siln Cancer Cared.
Testimony from the Mayor of SequinTeX,
8BQUTK, Tbt., January 1, 1893.
Messrs. Ijfpman Bros. , Savannah,
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prevents any soreading of the
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rr.d feel confident that another course
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Attorney at Law.
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LiPP&IAN BROS.
PEOPEIETOES,
Uiicmaa'i BlocbJSaTannah. fia
FARMERS
won't ask you to help us pay house
we will not make any bud debts
nnr TTo,,; a;n
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able to give you the
Napoleon's Family Quarrel Over the Sale of
Louisiana.
When Monroe arrived on April
12th, Liviusrstone had an amazing
proposition to set, before him. JSona-
lpare wttnk'd to sill Louisiana.
Whatever opposition Bonaparte u
ministers had made he had silenced,
the Chambers he had not even to.i-
5U 1 ted. The only serious hmder-
Irance he seems to have encountered,
was in his own family, with his
brothers Luoien ami Joseph. Lncien
had secured Iouisiana for France in
1800, by the treaty of San Ildef.i)2o;
and was proud of his work. He had
won rank as a diplomat from the
I affair, as well us an enormous fortune;
and when Joseph came to him,. - leyl
iw him the General was rfnijr I o sell
the recent acquisition, he vvns angry,
The two brothers hurried to Bona
parte to remonstrate. They foui d
him in his bath; but, in the fashion
of the day, he received them, and at
once introduced the subject
''Has Joseph told you I am going
to sell Louitiauar he asked oi
Lucien.
"Yes," answe.ed Lueien; "but I
flatter myself that the Chambers wil
not give their consent."
"So do I, as I have told you," put
in Joseph.
This opposition fired Bonaparte,
who promptly assured them that, if
he wished, ho woukt sell Louisiana
without the consent of any one
whomsoever.
The debate grew warmer. Joseph
rusneu to tne uio wnere ms urouier
.i .i l I i 1 1
was submerged In opaque water, and
declared if be dared attempt such a
thing he would himself mount the
tribune in opposition. Bonaparte,
innous, sprang up, exciaimiug. -xou
are insolent! I ought" but slip-
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p , ' uclu&'"6 ""f"1"
II UIV.U nilUkl) MUM V y WMV.
il,arrel
An hour later Bonaparte and
Lucien resumed the conversation in
tQe former's study. Lncien cou
tended the sale was unconstitntion
ai Bonaparte taunted him with
the term, told him that lie
had less respect for the constitution
on the 18th Brumaire. Lucien, in
censed, informed the General that i
he were not his brother he wonld be
his enemy; and Bonaparte, excited
dashed his suuff-box to the floor, ex
claiming, "Yon my enemy! I would
break yni as I do this box!" These
scenes were .repeated more than once
before the negotiations were finished,
but they seemed not to have caused
any hesitation on Bonaparte's side,
for, in spite of all opposition, the
negotiations were finally completed,
and Louisiana was ours, the price
being sixty million francs, we to as-
sume, m addition, the spoliation
claims of our citizens against France
up to the amount of twenty million
francs. Bonapart was reioiced. It
was an admirable war measure, and
he told one of his councilors' in glees
"I have giyen England a maritime
rival that sooner or later will hum
ble her power." Ida M. Tarbell, in
McClure's Magazine for June.
What the Gum Swamp Parson Says.
It is small things that connt in
the battle of life. I have seen men
get out of an elephant's way with
out any trouble, but they had a ter
rible struggle to get rid of a flea.
They say silence is golden, I sup
pose, because silver is making such a
noise for the people.
No man goes fishing without bait
to attract the attention of the fish,
but some of these very fisherman are
trying to catch the public without
even the promise of bait.
When I bear a man say he loves
his neighbor as himself, I put him
do wn as a liar or a man whose opin
ion of nimself is below par. -
When the political pot gets to boil
ing some poor candidate gets in the
soup.
Lots of people have all the faith
and hope necessary, but when it
comes to charity they keep" it at
home. Atlanta Constitution.
,
Collectors Directed to Hold Up. "
Washington, May 21. Commis-
siones JYiuier tms atternoon sent the
follwingtelegram to all collectors of
siones Miller this afternoon sent the
internal revenue in the United States
"Dispense with services of all per
sons employed under allowances
made for income tax work, at close
of business on' 25th inst., reporting
at once number discontinued and
1 salaries and expense allowance of
each."
Many more or li ss ingenious specu:
eg 8 nistory,of the
last dec Sion Of the Rnnrflmft Pnnrr
l of the United States utJon the in
come tax law have been circulated,
and the supposed attitudes of several
of the justices thereto ; at various
I dates between the close of the re
argument and the re assembling of
the court yesterday have been set
forth with much detail.
Cure for Bright's Disease.
It is claimed, and twenty-five phy
sicians of prominence say ? that the
claim is just, that Drs. Rawlings
and Cheatham, of Sandersville, Ga.,
have discovered a enre for Bright's
disease. .The most.proeressive'of al
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Wm fm
Durham. N. C, Jan. 12, 1895. .
Lyon Mfg. Go., Brooklyn, N. T.
--.Gentlemen: I was rendered entirely
helpless -from rheumatism jn my right side
: ami arm and had to give up worE I' used
Mexican Mustang; Liniment freely, and with
in a month I was able to be about and can
now attend to my business regularly.
. Whenever my arm or side hurts me I rub
the Mustang Liniment in well and plenti-.
fully, apply a warm flannel when going to
bed, and in the morning all pain lias dis
appeared. I hope all who -arc troubled with
.-. rheumatism will try this liniment and con
vince themselves of its.vaUie. Yours, -
Weigher iu Blackwell'a J. R. CLIFTON,
: : Durham Tobacco Co. 204 McManus St.
Durham, N. C, Jan. 11, 1895. .
Lyon Mfg.- Co. Brooklyn, N. T. : ' -
' Gentlemen : For 15 years I have used
flexican Mustang Liniment, and consider it
. the best liniment on earth ; I am never with-.
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my horse's neck and it cured it in 3 days". '
v 1 had, also,' a bad pprainin my leg and liad
' to use) crutches several days. As soon as '
I commenced to vise 'Mustang Liniment 1
. felt relief, and -in a few'days was entirely v
well. ;,! recommend it -to any one needing .
a liniment for horses or for self, with confi- -;
i dence that they will ret their money's worth.
. . - - - Yours, - JNO. R. HUTCHINGS. -
Of parrington & llutthings, . -
'-. . - Prop's Keam'a Warehouse, Buihain, N. C '
THE-
PEOPLE'S MUTUAL
FIMS INSURANCE CO.,
-OF
tfORTH CAROLINA;
1
Begs to announce to the public-;
that they have conformed with
j all the requirements of-Ttlieir "
- charter, and . of the insurance
l laws of North Carolina, and '"
i Wednesday,, May 1st, legan i9
1 suing pedicies. ; . : ; V; , -
' " If tiie'people of North Caro-;
.Una, and especially of this sec-
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1 think they will, and that very
i many have already promised us,:
we believe that we can build op '
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but will be a pride to the State. '
We especJ. to pay all losses
1 promptly We will write only
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, lu st classes of property, and will
; be as prompt ill making" settle.
; nients as any companyr
OorLservatism
will be our motto.
Our offices are in the Merritt
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; dif lly invite jon U come and
see us before renewing your pol
icy. Read Your Policy and
See When it Ex
pires. T. II. STREET,
President,
; J. S. MEKR1TT,
Vice-Pres.,
A. R. FOTSHEE,
Treasurer.
R. D. APPLE,
Sec. and Gen.
Manager.
North Carolina, )
Person County.
Bj virture of the power given ine
in a deed of trust, executed on the 1st
day of May, 1894, by R. A. Walker
to eeieurp certain indebtedness due
Mrs. P. V. Williams. I will, on the
10th day of June, 1895, sell at public
auction, at the (Jourt House door in
Roxboro, to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described tract of
land: One tract lying ana being in
Person county, and in Holloway's
township, bounded on the east by
the lands of Dr. Win. Merritt, north
by Dr. Merritt, west by the public
road leading from Roxboro to South
Boston, Va., and south Dy J. w.uiay
ton. containing 30 acres, more or less.
Same conveyed to R. A. Walker by
J. W. Brooks, on the 4th day of
April. 1894. Part of the Blackwell
tract. VICTORS. BRYANT, .
Trustee of Mrs. R. H . Dowdy,
Executrix of Mrs. F. V. Williams.
May 6th, 1894. - .
Land Sale.
By virture of a mortgage made to,
me by Sam Royster, colored, I will,
on the 1st Monday in June next, sell
at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash, tho tract of land of said
Royster, nearBarnett's .Mill, adjoin
ing the lands of Georgeana Duncan,
K. A., Williams ana otners, contain
ing 19 aures, more or lets.
; C. M G. WA(i STAFF,
By Attorneys.
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For all ailments requiring, a first-class
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Coleman's Medicated Tobacco
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For all kind of skin disease.
Famous Cleaning Muid
For removing spots of grease on clothing.
Er. R. y. Monia. with Educator C'omoanv.
Printers ami Binders. Durham. N-X savs: !
have used Tobacco -il Liniment on my little
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of bis Ipstb was swollen nearly twice its size, one
application entirely relieved all pain, and re-
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using the liniment, he was unable to walk, and
in a few days after using it, he w.ig able lo run
and play, as thoi gh never afflicted. 1 pro
nounce it a goou liniment. "
Tobacco Oil Liniment has been tested for over
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DURHAM SPECIAL M'FG CO.,
DURHAM, N. C.
For sale In Person county by J. D. Mor
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Mills; Vol. J. S. Cunlngham, Ouniner
ham'e: T. D Woody, Bethel Hill; J P.
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T GREENHOUSE
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General Merchandise.
JACOBSON & SOHMERS,
roxboro; n.c.
. We have ooened - a line of New
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sisting of General Merchandise, Gro--
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cheap.
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Time Table ia Ellect Xov. 18tli ls:;i
. i'OKHAM DIVISION.
- Leive Uoxlioro
For Ourhani, 6 47 p m.Taily 2 Hi-;.. :.i i :.?
Except ?nniay : For l.j 1:1 1 1 i i i - s :
Daily 7 44 a m. I) iiy fcxeept mm iiav.
MAIN LINE
, West Boiint Leave l.TEehbci:- fa
5K)5 a. m. for.Koanoke. Ksdfci'd, n:
and Pocahonta. '! for h.ckv .,: s. t
8tationg v inplon .-tiem Tivision . . i
Knai ftke 7.-IU a. m. Willi Wj.pliir. . ;u
laiinpii Limitel fur all poii.ts ;in U
Pullman sleepers I laim le In Jioii:; !
Ve-'' Orleans. Inning i r atiacl.'-'t
2:85 p. m. uailv. "'Tl! K nil- '
PHtS," for Kfisnoke, lneKe!i.
Ker.ova, I oliimlum nrf t liiim i
Ituffielt g'.. ier l,'oanke t f'oiiin .In-- i
! -i
i. .
mange, a ibo Knoxvme. ' l:attMi.i ;
Itrixtol aiut iiiH?rniM!iHtP "pnirm.
1
Sleeper, nniuuin ioi nauaiii! .
ARRIVES LYNCHBURG DAILY FROM
Tfi
r - WEST.
,12.30 a. m., T :S0 p. 1,1.
EAST BOl'KD. .LEJYE LYKCKtl V
1:15 p. m. for i.iclimtir;)! IVterslnsvr .m '
Norfolk; arrives Petersunrg.5.45 p. m cnnniM-i.
inir witb Kschmsnd and I etcislmig-'liai iinii
arnrii g at Kirhmond at 7:0t!p m ;;.ri;v.iu a'
Norfolk 8:40 p. m.
12:45 a.m. Arrive Petersburg 5: SO u- m ., rim
neclingwith It. 4 P. B. h . dailv: arrives
Richmond 7 m.;arrn eat .Norfolk 8:20 ;i,
m. Pullman i'alaee sleeper to Norfolk A m
Pullman Palace fleeiier Helween Lynclilm:
and Hichmonii. This car will lie reaih'ai
Lynchburg at 9:(M) p m, for passengers.
ARRIVE LYNCHBURG DAILY FROM THE
EAST.
4:55 a. m: 2:10 p. m.
W1NSTNN SALEM DIVISION.
Leave Roanoke Daily. 12:1(1 p. m. for winelon
Salcm and intermediate stations
North Carolma Division. Leave iM.laaki :r.
a. m. (duiJv exceitt Sm-daT.t for l:eiiv vr
and 10:05 a. m. daily, for Ivan one ami ';(!s..m
Clinch Valley iivision. Lcav- i ; cfticl.i
daii 7:30 a m fr Norton, LouisTilk- ami a
points on R. k. via Norton.
Durham Division. Leave LvnchhnrL- ,1 n' n
c.tatior.), Dailv 2:45 p m for Diirha,n ar.i intcr-
meaiaie stations, arrive Lynchburg fii in lnr
nam 11:45a.m. ,"
All inquiries as to rates routes etc
I y answered. - . .
I' I"
For additional information ani!v ut Tn
l
- M. F. li.M.I.
Passenirer Agent !'t-:!M
V W B BhVll ).
' " - G P.andT agent ho.ii:i to
General Office Icoanoke. ya '
SOUTHERN RAILROAD
" (PIEDMONT AIR-LI N.)
CONUEN8ED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT -APRIL 17TH, 1895.
' saunuel spencer, Tf. W. "Hnidekouer an
. Kenben Foster Eecei vers
DAILY
SOUTHBOUND
Ho 35
Noll N.i 17
Lv Richmond ..
Lv Danville
Ar Greensboro '
12 55 piu
6 10 pm
1 45 pm
2 00 pm
4 10 pm
4 10 vm
12 OS am
6 45 am
8 32 am
6 30 pui
10 15 pm
b05 am 10 35 am
6 10 am 11 3:)au.
8 28 am
9 o5 am
8 ! am
10 10 am
11 OH mi.
.152 pm
5 22 pm
10 10 am
11 40 am
I.T Golds boro
Ar Ualeigh
Lv ttaleigb'
Lv Durham
At Greensboro .
5 15 piu
7 20 pm
I.y Winston-Salem
12 night
' 7 45 pm
9 17 pm
Lv Greensitoro.
Ar Salisbury
Ar 8tatesville
Ar Asbeville - '
Av tlot Springs
lv Salisbury
Ar Otaarlotte
9 17 pro
10 55 pm
Lv Charlotte -Lv
Spartanburg...
Lv Greenville
Ar Atlanta- -
10 55 pm
11 40 am
2 50 pm
410 pm
9 00 pm
1 05 am
1 57 am
5 2i am
. DAILY
NORTHBOUND
No 13
nT3G S3
9 00pn- X'm
3 20 an ; 27 I'm
4 20 am '' M Pnl
7 15 am S 30 m
7 15 am S 3Ii i
1 15 am' S30 pm
8 47 am: yttpi"
12.53 pnii
2 16 pm
7 03 pm,
7 55 pm
8 47 am 9:l'
10 15 am JO 48 ni"
4 00 pm .r. 3" l,nl
10 15 am
12 09 pm.
2 55 pm
. 1 lOpn
3 00 pm
1015 am 10 4S"
1145 pm lUt'a
i 4 40 am
Lv Atlanta
Lt Greenville
Lv Spartanburg
4 7 50 um
2 14 am
319 am
6 40 pm
ii 10 pm
6 40 pm
8 10 pm
Ar charlotte
Ar charlotte
L charlotte
Ar Salisbury
t HotbprinR?,
Lv Asheville
Lv Statesville .
A r Salisbury
Lv Salisbury
Ar Greensboro
810 pm
. 9 55 pm
Ar Winston-Salem
12 00 n't
Lv Greensboro ,
A r Durham
A r Raleigh
133 am
5 50 ajd
7 30 am
8 0S am
Lv Raleigh
Ar Goldsooro
12 50
Lt Greensboro
Ar Danville .
Ar Bichmond
9 55 nm
12 30 am
00 am
Between West Point and
Richmond.
" l eave West Pqint 7 60 a h daily and
8 50 A M daily except Sunday and Monday,
arrive Richmond 9 05 an4 10 40 a m. if
turninz leave Bichmond 810pm and 4 o
P M dailv "except Sunday; arrive n
Point 5 00 and 6 05 v M.
Between Richmond and Ral
. eigh via Keysville.
Leave Richmond 12 30 y m daily; lfve
Keysville 4 00 p m; arrive Oxford (J lo P
tn,, Henderson 740 p. m-j Dnrham 7-40 p
m, Raleish 7 40 a in. r ReturniiJA' Jeave
Raleigh 10 85 am, daily ,Turl. am J I 30 am,
Oxford 12 55 p. in; arrive Keysvife 3 1
p m Richmond 6 65 p. ni. daily. .
, Trains on 0. &H,B. R leave Oxf""1
6-20 p, m., and 7 00 p ui, daily except
day, 11.05 a. m:, daily, and arrive at Hen
derson 7.10 p. m.i and , 7.50 ria''J
except Snndav. and 155 p. m dai.y- e
turning leave Hendi'rstm 11 00 a m., vf?' .
and arrive at;Oxford 11 50 a. m., and oio
p. daily .except Sunday, and 'i SO p. m
daily, t -
J. 8. B. THOMPSON,
- Supt. PirBt Division,
' ' Danville, a.
. :W.B. RYDER,
-- . - Supt. Second Division,
. .v - Cliarlotte, ls;
W.H.GREEN, - W.A. TUKK.
- Gen. Manager, Gen. Pas.
Washington,!). C. Washington. JJW.
PA!
are no limits to its -c possibilities.-
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