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Iff- The Courier ,s published in the center ' of a Ine toi acco growing section, making it n.n' r,f the best advertising mediums for riu-rchanta and ?!are housemen in the- aiiioinine counties. . Circulates largely in Person, Granville, Dur and Caswell counties, in North Carolina, add Halifax couuty, -..Vir ginia. Advertising rates reasonable; terms inatle known on application. J.TEAGUE, M. Having. ar. located in Roxboro, offers hi professional serf vi ces iri the practice of medicine iu all its branches, to the people 01 nox iiner country, ope UVIU ttuvi " - - nt.tHiitionlaiven the treatment of diseases of nose and throat. Office over C. T. Wilson & Co's store. .'! K 11 It ITT, Attorney at Law Roxboro. N. C. Piaot.ces la the several courts of the State. ITom pt at'eulion givan to all business intrusted to him . Office iu Court House. LUNSFORD, Attorney at Law, Uoxboro, V. 0. 12 OONr'mEBRITT & BRYANT, Attorneys at Law, fracticv in the severarCourts of the State. s'eci:fattcr.tion zlven to cases . Peyoj, Doriiara and Caswell counties, and in the Fed- ertnClcai liusiness entrusted to our care will receive prompt attention. Offices in Roxboro and Durham, VXT V? KITUHIN. Attorney at Law, fiOsBOBO, N. C .TiK :ices whtrct er his services are required. Office iv. r armors' Bank Building;. C 9 WISSTKaD A. L. BBOOId WIN STEAD & BROOKS. Attorneys at Law, Roxboro, N. C. Special attention given to Federal practice, both in the State and at Washington. Attend regularly tries Courts of Person and Caswell. All business intrusted to our eare will receive prompt attention. Dr. E. J. TncKEB, SURGEON DENTIST. Office up stuirs in W. J. Johnson A C )' new building, R0XB0KO. N. C. BRANDON, j a; Bar"ber SItLcrp, ROXBORO, N. C. . When rou come to Roxboro, don't forg t ma I am always willing and readr to accommodate my custom- era, and always keep up with the latest styles W, H, B. NEWELL, Watchmaker and Jeweler, P3. (. "Story of the Confederate States." WRITTEN BY JOSEPH T. DERRY, of Georgia. This i3 a true story of late war, by a Southern man, and endorsed by the 8-enerals. John S.Coleman, of Moriah, N.C. is General Agent for this county Drop him a card aud have him call on you. Prices from $2.50 to $3.50. Sold only by by subscription. Sab scribe now. J. S. COLEMAN, Gen. Aent for Person Co. Ask Your Neighbors About the cures made by without medicine, or write for in formation fe&e. For sala or rent. Local testimonials. JOHN N. WEBB. 728 11th Street, Washington, D. C. The bigrgest Fire Insurance Com pany in the world is the LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE. The next biggest is the ROYAL. HotbrotJJiese arc foreiern eornnra- tioris. - The biggest American Fire Ins or. ance Companies are the following and in order named. ha?innin wivr Ithe largest: 1 TNA, HARTFORD, I INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, V HOME OF NEW YORK. two most popular Southern -g.mes in North Carolina last tee the CAROLINA HOME, JlHGlNU CIRC inn ... TV Y " mniNt. nthat 9.omPany over a quarter oull6 Pe- a Fidelity and Casualt, Co oY u v i Fidelity Deposit Co. oi r,i Y largest companies in the worta . . . - "iure . own icluding bonds of contractors, ofal ers ana employees oi oanKs, execu ors, administrators, guardians, trns fes, receivers, assignees, distillers, pllectors of eustoms and internal ivenue, gangers, store-keepers, and ificials of States, cities and counties. Iso personal accident, plate glass, Hler, elevator employees, landlord id common carrier liability. -I represent all the above compan f, and in addition represent the MM EttCTAL UNION, of London, 1 a half dozen other companies ich write insurance against torna s afld wind storms. Also the best companies in existence. -ad at my office, over Lukin & g's Hardware Store. LJ-UKIN & LONG, i'end your old clothing to the ARRIS STEAM DYE WORKS, I Raleigh, N.C. guarantee to make them look r again for a little money. PROFESSIONAL CARDS- BACE! NOELL BROS, Proprietors. Vol. xil Rqxbqr ,Nqr Arrest disease by the timely use of Tutt's Liver Pills, an old and favorite remedy of increasing popularity. Always cures SICK HEADACHE, sour stomach, malaria, indiges tion, torpid liver, constipation and all bilious diseases. TUTT'S Liver PILLS New! New! New! Just arrived : The latest and newest in General Merchandise at C T. WILLSON&CO'S W; bought early, and feel largely and bought sure that our line of Dry. Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, &c, cannot be downed in either price or quality. Special attention is paid to SHOES. Don't put off buying them, for when our orders will have to be duplicated they mil surely come higher. Handsomer and better Shoes than ours you will not see at any price. The best selected line of FURNITURE shown in these parts. Full stock almost anything you want in suites, bedsteads, tables, chairs, &c. The prices are the lowest at which good goods can be sold. 'We are under price on these things. OARPSTS! CARPETS! We are agents for a large New York Carpet factory and have a fall line of samples to select from at New York prices, freight added. Don't forget this. We especially ask you to remember that our line of Groo exd.es is second to none. A complete as sortment at astonishingly low prices, in fact prices generally will so sur prise you that you will conclude it is a "surprise store." All kinds of barter bought and sold at the Exchange Store, C. T. WILLSON & CO., Prop's. Salesmen Wanted! Good wages io sell our Nnrserr Stock. Apply for terms. We will have for Spring and Fall, 1895, an immense stock of Apple. Pear, Peach, Plum, Apricot, Cherry, Grape, etc. Also small fruits, shade and orna mental trees, roses, etc. We make a specialty of wholsaling to large planters direct. We will sell to re sponsible parties and take note pay able in six, twelve and eighteen months. Write as for wholesale prices. Ad dress : Southern Ntjkseby Co., Winchester, Tenn. Feb. 20-ly THE Columbian University, WASHINGTON, D. C. Rev. B. L. Whitman, D. Dn Pres. THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Thorough' preparation for the College, for the Scientific School, for the Naval and Mil itary Academies, and for busi ness. - THE COLLEGE. , Fall Classical and Scien tific Courses. ' Open -to star dents of both sexes. THE CORCORAN 3CEINTIF1C SCHOOL. Forty-seven professors and instructors: twenty-three full departments; twelve fall courses of study. Special students admitted. THE LAW SCHOOL. - - - Twelve professors, includ ing 4, wo Associate Justices of the United States Supreme Court. r -.- . THE MEDICAL SCHOOL 1 " Thirty professors and as sist&nts. The coarse is four years. THE GRADUTE SCHOOL. Courses of advanced Instruc tion, leading to M. A., M. S., VE DENTAL SCHOoi V. & , E. E. and PI. TT , is For cat.ftl several schosTaddres?6 f the Robt. H. M LAND SALE. - On 1st MomUVr ; -rt-. I will sell at DubHr Ki;, p. " . ""on, to the iinn dnor in vvJl' Hthe Court or parcel of land, situate iu p'er county, Roxboro Township, lot No. 4, in a division of thV il AAVituw u of the late Mrs. English Beaver OUUIC liUUHl if uivjia or le8g Sale by order of Person County gu! perior Court. This '1st January, 1896... J. S. Meeritt, . ' - . " Commissioner. R. AND KRS. lOWStR. At 2 o'clock tbe other afternoon when Mrs. Bowser went to bed with a sick headache ghe hoped to be up and around before Mr. Bowser ii,came home to supper. At 5 o'clock she made an effort to get out of bed, but she was too ill, and at '6, Mr." .Bowser found her where she had been lying for the last three hours.- . " f'Well, what's the matter now, he asked as he looked down on her?" ?'One of my headaches,'' she faintly replied., ' - ! . -' It was a critical moment. Mr. Bowser, as a represeutaye . husband," would ejther begin scolding - of her for carelessness ind; declare that he was tired of running a hospital,- or he would ran to the other .; extreme and make the situation just aa , bad! "Headachei "eh?" ; he continued. "Well, I'm awful sorry for you and as soon as I have had a bite to eat I'll see what can bNdone. Poor old dear vou look aa if vou had suffered fpr a week!" '. - "I'll be all right in an hour or two more,".-she whispered. "You can eat your, supper and smoke, your pipe and don't be put out I'll get up by 8 o'clock." "Don't think of it, Mrs. . Bowser, unless you feel a great deal better. I'll be up again in 10 minutes. You are always so good to me when I'm sick that I'm almost glad of a chance to pay you back. Just lie quiet till I come back." Y K It was settled that Mr. Bowser, who had come home in "a "melting mood," was going to be "good," and when he left her -bedside Mrs. Bowser sighed in anticipation of the pro gramme. He bolted down his sup- perand waa back in seven or 1 eight minutes,- and as he pulled off his coat and threw it over the back of the chair and bustled aronnd - he said: "Headaches may arise from twenty three - different causes, as eminent medical authority assure ns, but the average neadache is purely imagi nary. Your headache probably be longs to that class. Your head aches because you think it does. I want you to make up your mind that you havn't a headache and see how it will work. Close your eyes and Bay to yourself that you have a pain in the big toe of the left foot instead of a headache." "You you always smoke after supper," said Mrs. Bowser after a minute's silence. ' "Yes, I know I do, but not when my aeaT wire needs my attention. Has the pain gone from your head to your toe?" "I'm afraid not" "Perhaps you don't think strong enough. I'll hold : yout hand and you keep saying to yourself: Head to toe head to toe." Sixty seconds passed and then Mrs. Bowser, whose head ached much worse than before, suggested that he go down stairs and smoke and read- "And leave ' you here to suffer alone," he exclaimed as tears started to his eyes. "Neverl I am not a horny-handed.-, hnman hyena, Mrs. Bowser! it is evident that your head ache is not purely imaginary, as I at first suspected, and we will try some other; experiment. Dr. Jerguson, tbe famous specialist on nervous dis orders, recomends : distracting the attention: of the patient by so and so--? and." And '-he ' began pinching Mrs. Bowser's ears, chucking her under the chin and jabbing his finger into her eyes. - " . - "For heaven's sake what arc yon trying to do?f she moaned as he gave her nose a tweak. - "Distract your attention, darlitur. Is your, headache better?",,. ; "It's a great deal worse!" . '.. -' "Then v we must try ".some other plan. Dr. Buchanahthe world re nowned specialist on headaches, says that a. patient often gets- immediate relief by moving the feet as if walk ing or running. ,1 will take one of vour feet in either, hand : and, make you think you are running away from a mad .dog.' . ' "J - If you would go down- stairs I for an honr or so!" she groaned. "And perhaps find you dead when came up again! Not much! ..-A husband's place is beside his wife -in time of sickness, and here I stick until you are better. -A husband who can't sacrifice - for , his wife's sake ought to be tarred and . feath ered. Now.' " y- on Lincoln place. V You sudden iy near Bhonts 5 of MaA An md A I, , . .-0. - - ana- YOU see the t.rrnr.sfriftkftn peaestnans rnshingin all directions. iUU catch siVht of tKa t,;A . And M- T- ' erin n -i; ";'ser,: having a firm grip on eitli" i. . 6 --"ow made them work fr HOnC FinGT: as if Mrs. Bowser had struck a three minute gait, "For mercy's sake, stop!" she shouted at him. "Mr. BoWsert do yoa want to kill me. or what!" "Isn't your headache better?", --It's five times worse!" ' - "Then : we must try some ", other experiment., - Dr. Wallingford, the great English specialist on-" ; "1 want no, more experiments!" she interrupted. - "If I can "be left in peace for an hour or two my head will be-better." , - ' , :s "It may b better, or you may die. Suppose you try the experiment of biting on Bome hard substauce, like the handle of a toothbrush? -Dr. Steiner, the great German specialist on" . - "I - shan't try anything, " Mr.' Bowser!" -"t " . "I have seventeen different reme dies for"headache down - stairs in the family medicine-chest," he persisted. "Or, if you had-rather, I'll take the bath brush and rub the back, of your 'neck to get up a-; friction. How would it do to put a cold flat iron on your forehead?" . ' 'Haven 1 1 told you that you can do me no good? If you will let. me alone for a time I shall be better. "Then you won't take 1 any medi cine?' - . -. - "No." "Nor try any more experiments?" "No." " . v- "As a matter of fact, Mrs. Bowser, to put it in ,: plain English, my loy ing anxiety and tender regard count for nothing?" ' "You you are awfully good, but but" ' - "I see!. I am awfully good, but I make you tired! All . right, Mrs. Bowser! I did think that the place of a husband was beside the bed of his suffering wife, but now I see my mistake. I did think that a suffer ing wife's heart would be touched by a husband's selfish devotion, but I was in error. Go 3d night, Mrs. Bowserl" 'You may Bit and hold my hand." "Never! " I am not in the holding hand business! You have' a head ache. ' I seek to cure it tmd you. re pulse me."; You suffer and my heart bleeds for you. Instead of words of thankfulness -.1 simply make you tired. - Mrs. - Bowser, go to grass with your old headache! j I will per haps look in on yon in the morning, or at least in the course of the week, and should you have sufficiently re covered wer will' talk, over -certain things and come to an understand ing. Woman, good-night." ' ; SHAKE, DOC! i . ' The doctors, with their theories about germs and baccilli and bacte ria and microbes and all that, have gotten a large part of tbe human race scared about half to death. About half of ns are stepping light1 and looking wild, and are afraid to eat, drink or breathe. Here comes one who says we may at least Bleep, and at a time, too, when ws want to. Dr. Talcott,' a prominent alienist of the State ' of ...New ;York, declares that early rising promotes insanity; commenting upon which a contem porary Bays: "It has often been a source of wonder why farmers and their families, who are exempt from much of 'the mental and physical strain that disturbs men's minds, furnish, so large a proportion of the inmates of the insane asylums. Dr. Talcott says jt is because of their pernicious" habit of getting up at such, unearthly hours, whereby tired nature s 6weet restorer is subjected to an 'artificial 1 cut-off' that proves destructive to the brain." . Any one examining for the, first time the case-book of an insane asylum will be astonished to' see-how often, under, the head "Occupation," occur . the words, "Farmer," .-. "Far mer's Wife." . One would not sup pose that life on .the farm would conduce to insanity and yet v the number of farmers and their, wives aud sons and daughters - in the in sane asylums of North Carolina doubtless this is true alsor of mother Stales is out of all 'proportion -to the number of those of other occu pations; not only ont of " proportion actually but relatively; and this fact gives, force to . Dr. Talcott's theory that getting up' at "bed-time is not a good thing for the mental health. At all events he etmea preaching a comfortable -doctrine and we wish him a Happy New Year. Charlotte Observer. - - ' Gen: Harrison Will Marry. New York, Jam-'. 17 Ex-President 'Harrison to-night announced that he and Mrs. Dimmick are en gaged to be married. " The marriage will not take place until after Lent. General : Harrison will remain in town until Saturday, but is not sure whether he will leave to go i In dianapolis or Washington. ; ACHOAD NEXT. Highest of all in Leavening AN ARMY OF DESTROYERS. The following- alarmingly affecU ing record is quoted..from the Cen tral Methodist, wMch speaks with authority: "There are 208,388 retail liqnor dealers in the United .- States holding- license from the Commis sioner ; of- Internal Revenue, and t5j65.whqlee are 10,486 others who. deal only in malt liquors; by wholesale. making a total of 229,084; ; In addition to these there are 1,140 rectifiers and 1,171 brewers, making a grand total of 232,295 persons or firms who hold licenses from the government of the United States to make and , sell in toxicating drinks! Assuming the population of the United States to be 65,000,000, this gives an average of one liquor dealer to every 280 men, women and chil dren. Assuming again that two thirds of the population are women and children and temperance people, who do not patronize saloons, it will be seen that there is one drinking place for an average of 93 men in the country. : An army of destroyers these with eminent propriety so declared and think of it thoughtful reader! this army of destroyers are being, by the strong arm of the law, encouraged and upheld by this christian (?) na tion a burning shame, a crying dis grace to it for a monied considera tion. The pregnant-with-meaning words of the illastrionskeen-witted Cowper, with reference to old En gland, may be pertinently applied to the United States: ' Ten thousand casks. Forever dribbling out their base con tents, Touched by the Midas finger of the State, Bleed "gold for ministers to sport away. ' imnK ana De maa then, l'is your coantry bids. ' Gloriously drunk, obey th' important . call ; Her cause demands the assistance of yonr throats, -Ye all can swallow, and Bhe , asks no more. How long, ye who profess to have the fear of God before your eyes, and the welfare of your country at heart; ye enfranchised.citizens of this great republic, how long will you suffer this wholesale and retail work of destruction to the bodies and souls of many lives of thonsands annually to continue? . Say not, presume not, that yon, endowed with the right of casting a vote into the ballot-box, are not per sonally responsible thus held by the Judge of all for the suppres sion of this work of destruction shudderingly frightful to contemplate.- Deeply to be pitied is the man who can face the situation with a light heartf and a particeps crim inis he who votes to continue this work of destruction, or casts a vote knowing thatvote will be used to ward legalizing and' upholding the business of selling intoxicating drink. !,Deemed proper that--1, in this presence, say, let others do as they may it being my heart's desire and prayer to God that they may do only the right "let my right hand ' for get ? her . "cunning, let my tongue cleave to the roof of my: mouth," if I vote-for any man, r with .any party, that is ; committedor is not declared against,- the. c-outinuance and snppoit of a business which is evil, only evil, evil cbritinnally, in eeuding so many hundreds of ' thou sands to a drunkard s grave and a dfunkard's hell, besides entailing IU; calculable want and misery upon untold numbers of the women and children' of this land. ' It is eartiestly hoped that you, in telligent reader, will pause and solemly consider as to" whether' yon are in any way or measure aiding or abrtting-'-in ' the business of this, properly calli d, army of 'destroyers. v I may: have more to say, as I hope io be allowed to do, through tne Peksoit CoTJirry Cotjjbiee's col umns during , the present, year of erace about aud against this deserv q,ti .rmroof.ri3:p.d business, a ' basi- ness cursed by High Heaven, aud which should be uncompromisingly r,ooH wifh , voioe and pen - and vote by every good citizen. M. C. Thomas Leasbnrg, N. C. " ST CO r i o " 01 .00 Power. - - Latest U. S. Gov't Report LET FARMERS BE'WISE. The Democratbeiieves that the country is on a.betterfinancial basis, as it relates to the'farraera, than, ' it has been ina quarter of J a century. We have' had some opportunity to judge of this matter We have made diHgent inquiry of men from almost every part of Halifax county mer chants; ifaTrSjSTofessionaltneu and laborers and the universal re ply to our questions, , has .been that the coantry people are in better con dition than they have been lor many years. .Every one sayg there are more provisions . of various kinds, and that there is more money in the hands of the farmers and laborers than has been known for many years, s Not only haye we made such ob servations in Halifax county, but in other counties as well. Just beforp Christuias'we spent some time iu Wake and Harnett counties, and the same state of , affairs is oheervad there. . Also a few weeks ago we spent two days in the thriving town of Washington, and while there we made inquiry about such matters in that part pf Eastern Carolina; and the answer was the same as we had received from other places. We have also interrogated a number of travel ling, men, and every one says that his observation leads him to believe that the country generally is on a sounder basis than it has been in many years. Now, there must be some direct, intelligent cause for this universal happy state of things. . It is not hards to find it Is is all a direct re sult of the course of the farmers of the country for the past three years. They have made amends for the mis takes made some dozen years ago, and have raised their home supplies, re duced : the 'acreage of. - their - money crops, and have thus become inde pendent again. Will they maintain their independ ence? . Will they continue to be wise? These are signicant questions. The present season has been favored with good prices for cotton, peanuts and tobacco. The farmers have realized more money from a short crop with a greatly reduced acreage than they did last season with a large crop and full acreage in cotton. Now, let the farmers still persue the plan of raising all they need at home, keep the acreage in cotton and tobacco reduced, and prices will re main good and farmers will still be prosperous. The resolutions passed by the Memphis Cotton Exchange advised this same course, and in very truth there is no other wise course to pursue. Just now farmers, f mall and large, are in great danger of making a grave mistake, Many farmers are inclined to think that the good prices which have prevaied this season may pefr haps hold for next year, and if this should be the case a big crop of cot ton would be just the thing. Gainsay it as yon may, the law pf supply and demand governs prices the world .Hover in everything ; and an increase in cotton acreage . this year means a lower price and hard times asrain next fall. Scotland : a .-. i . . .... Neck Democrat. : - . Electric Bittors, - riv; - - : Elefitrio " Bitters is" a medicine . .. . . suited "for any " season; but perhaps more generally . needed, when the liver is torpid and sluggish and the need of a tonic and alterative is lelfe A prompt use of this - medicine has often prevented1 long and perhaps fatal bilious, fevers." No medicine will act more surely in counteracting and freeing " the system from the molarial poison. Headache, Indiges tion, Constipation, Dizzine-ss yield io Electric Bitters - Try it once. Fifty cents and $1.00 at J. De Morris' Drugstore. - After the Scalp of the Trust.. Dakville, Vx.f Jan. -17. The Associated Press Telegram published irrthis-'morning's Register that , the effect of the :. organization of the Southern 'Tobacco- -Manufacturers' Association in this city was ' to de nvpss American Tobacco Company's stock, created enthusiasm among the fAW'-nniRts here. r it is no secret that the newly formed Southern Tobacco Manufacturers' Association is after the scalp of , the American, and ' the - members are greatly re joiced that they have drawn blood at the first swipe. . . - Per Ycarjri Advance. 23. Tfere Hundred Thousand. f It is hard to realize the meaning of these figures, "which represent the present circulation of McClures. ludgazme. TUree years ago five iiagazines "TheV Century," "Har per's,"-"Scribners," "The Cosmopol nan, ana ,. Munsey's" apparently occupied the whole magazine field. D,,t IV.:. i.'i i . .. tuwr wuai circulation 'was not over 500.000 'copies. The cir culation of McClure'a is now equal three-fifths of the combined circula tion of all its jival at all the time it started. ' - r 'Harper's Magazine" and the Cen tury - for- many years snpplied the need of the American people ; for great illustrated monthlies, One im agines that every intelligent family in the United States''takea,one or the other,, or .both, of these'; magizines. Harper's" is over- half a century old, and ' "The Century" has . just" completed twenty-five years of splen did-life. .. - ' ' . - McClures has a circulation equal to both these giants of the magizine world. - , - . , . We mention', these facts. " not' f or the mere .sake of comparsion. but simply-to enable our friends to . un derstand what a circulation of three hundred thousand means." And, while we are -sueakinsr about ourselves we might mention that for three months October. November, and December we ; had month by montl" more advertising tnan anyxrtner magazine, while our December number had more pages of paid advertising than any other magizine at any time in the history of the world. - Another interesting fact is ' that during the two months of November and December, McClures Magazine made greater strides .in permanent circulation than any other magazine ever made. . - - . Carlton Cornwell, foreman of the Gazette, Middletown, N. J., believes that Chamberlain's Cough. Remedy should be in every home; -v He used it for a cold and it effected a speedy cure. He eay s : V'It is indeed a grand remedy, I can recommend to all. I have also'seen it , used for whooping cough, with the best re sults." 25 and 50 ' cent bottles for ale by W. JIambrick & Co., sDruggist. ' - . - . , : , Marvtlu Remits. A . - ' ' .. From'a letter written by Rev: J. Gundermon, of . Dimondale, - Mich, we are permitted to make this ex tract' "J haveno hesitation in rec ommending DrKing'sNew Discov ery, as the results were almost mar velous in the case of my wif ev"iWhile I waspastor of the 'Baptist Church at Rives Junctknvshe . was brought down with Pneumonia - succeed ii La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms : of coughing would last hours with' lit tie interruption audit seemed as if shecould nosurvive them. A friend recommended Dr."; King's" New. Dis covery;! tswas"quickjinits!work .' and hihgly satisfactory in results."- Tna bottles free at J. De Morris' Drug Store. Regular size 50ci and $1.00. GOOD FOR EVERYBODY and everyons needs It at all times of the year. Malaria is always ebout, and the only preventive and reiief is to keep the Liver active. Y cu must help the Liver a bit, and the best helper is the Old Friend, SIM MONS Liver regulator, the red l, Mr. C Himrod, ,of Lancaster, Ohio, eavs: :" SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR broke a case of Malarial Fever of "three vears' standin.iz forme, .and. less than ' one bottl did the business.; J shall use It when In need, and recomraend it", - . Be sure that you get it Always look far the RED Z on the' package.'; And don't forget the word REGULATOR. It Is bIM' MONS LIVER REGULATOR, and there Is only one, and every one who takes It Is sur to be benefited. THE BENEFIT IS ALL IN THE REMEDY. T.ke it also for Biliousness and Sick Headache ;v both are "caused by a sluggish Liver. ; s 3T. H.Zeiliil 8s Co., Philadelphia. dt all Gbugh Medicines Js'Dr. Acker's English Rem edy. It will stop a cough , in .one night, check ; a cold in one day, ' prevent croup, re lieve asthma and cure con 1 sumption, if taken in - time. : It U made on honor, from the purest - ingredients and con-' tains neither opium nor mor- : phine.' If the little ones have croup or .whooping, cough, use it - promptly. & s Thte Sizes 25c, 50c and $J per bottl. At Druggists. acker. HEDiara Co 13 end i3 CiatEers Etreet, I'e-r Tori. Person County Colt:;. Published every Wednesday tj - ISTOEILIL beos.; - ROXBORO, N.C. OF STjBSCUIPTION i One Copy One Year, : -14 One Copy Six Months,- -,' & Cash invariably in advance - Keepina Up With tETimM"j g Not all good things remain rood indefinitely. To keep up with the - times one must move with the times. If n-man continues to do exactlv'the same thing, for he is working under veryjd indent circumstances. Thoutrh he has not moved on, the time's have, ":. and hia relations to men and things ' are very much altered. If one would produce, therefore, just the same effects on them as once he ' did, he must do it by other means. - He cannot do itby precisely the Bame" means. , He must know what peopla thinkfand do, and adjust his own doing to theirs, whether he approves ; of their doing and thinking or not. He cannot. ignore, factors : and forces which have come into existence since -; his' younger days, however much he may lament, 'the presence of those new elements. To keep up with the times is not to sanction all that the times assert and imply, nor to ignore and deride and scorn, nor to choose - to be ignorant hut it ig ' to know what forces are; acting, in what di rection things - arc moving, and to move actively as they niov, adjust- - : irig one's direction by their direction. It is, in short, not to meet the require- . ments of a bygone age, but ' to meet the new demands created by a new age. S. S. Times. t ' AYER'S Hair Visor - Prevents BALDNESS REMOVES DANDRUFF , .and Restores Color TO Fadtfd anj Gray ;. HAIK T H It iiiciiilflj' . .1st That death will come to all. 2nd That Groceries sold by W. T- JOHNSON & ' CO. are the best that can be had and the price is just as. low as first v class goods can be bought . anywhere. - ' GROCERIES,-. r TABLE - LUXURIES, . Lots of dainties not found in ordinary stores; prices ' no higher than you pay for inferior grades. THE DAY OF THE CANDLE has gone and the lamp t; . has taken its place and we are offering, the larg- ' est assortment of lamps in this town. V Ask to see our line of Crockery. IFYOU'RE IN A HURRY ' ;: for, Groceries always come to . - , W. J. JOHNSON & CO; Caveats, and Trada-Kork obtained, nd ell Pat ent bosiness conducted for Modcratc Fkcc. oob OrnccisOpposiTC.u.s. FTttiTOrfiet . sod we can secure jiatent m lees time Aian wom remote from WaHhmton. Send model, drawing or phato., vrKa denp tloa. We advise. If patentable or not, free ei Y eliafge. Onr fee cot dae till patent i feenred. A Pswi.tT. "How to uuiain raventi," na narnea of scinal clicnu in oar State, eomntf, at town, eent free. Jlddicsa, , ; CoA.SMOW&CO. Pateiit Ornec WiipCT.. O. ST-'" WAST A Situation? Prof. Smlti, tor 19 lw Prtni,ii tit : JsERGiAL CSLLECE Cr KY. L. .."JJi AiKircted Mertot Ojt world zmonacm For ST3tem of Kook-keepinfr nmtt fcreutu ml 2utilneM Kduftation. elf. Cost to complete llusinew Course about $.0, iDcliil!ns tuition, boot! and board. Phonrtgrapby, TyswritiD and . Slrruby taueht. 1.')0 gncce?stul frrauuatea wo ii b"anbii nJ ' officials. o V?o. ESTKR NOV'. Kentucky Cniyereit, 1ipioma awarded our jmidnateB. HjS" Auulance gwen our gra'tuaft in Mcunng ntnalutnt. - fi-iF la order tfmt tyotir leitTK may reach tltu Collect tr.ve this rtnliee and a'tdre asbeloir, ViUBU R. SMITH. LtXlXCTCM. KY. Ripans Tsbalcis euro nr.'z??. P-l AMD Things Sure !
The Roxboro Courier (Roxboro, N.C.)
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Jan. 22, 1896, edition 1
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