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a 'I i . s , ac re all' si ' , i .
a! th-.'-gf. ;t rln- u,
l'li.- s ( ,::'',. ,.
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and Asia
a! u :t h I Icse
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s; ai ' I ' It'll t i
A an I u a
in.' bis, .ii et America
s , ,. .s, , .ill i,-d to tiie an ii'i-h- ol
':;. rhc brown bear of Kuiope
o-ir on n gill;, . the stag to the
a . i p. 1 1 "i elk. and so on .
Remains f mammals now re
garded as tiopical such as tic cle
pliai,'. lappopotamus, ininoceios,
: 1 en a . i '. e n , e . i . .lie i nun hi i m-
;,ir;;.ir strata ot teminT.it urc am
even Aicta- region
-ru , a s i ,r. .. ,i
1 ' ' i
ot a outhern migration when cli
, . . , i .i i. ....
rat.on tvt.en en
the southern
erica, in deflate
-en lound main
m ate c uangpd . in i u
pom; ot South America,
Ralagoliia, ha e Ik'
inaliau remains wlneti tend to siiou
, n.u i ue 1 1 1 1 iiii i .iu in i ps ii i . .
pre.-ed.-, 1 that of the Argentine
Kel'iilhia. to tlie north o! it
F' irai-
the el m
a. are there
bnt are
siitnewli.it mure generalized, a
i, . .,, ,rl, . a. i r
Honker has shown
III it seventy seven species el plant.-
are eeinninn to i-MHitli aim ru'.i, !
aland and Tasmania. A small
all) 1 V of flshe
( i alazulae i ami t In
inar-.upi.tlia kangaroos, wombat.
efMissum, etc.. are Australian and
South America.
A mii! of subm.mna plateau eon
Heels Sraten Island partnf the
T.-rra del Fuego ArcliijK-lago ith
s; ,,,-), i ;..,,r.H.i and other Antarfie
laud-, and it seems nor unlikely that
a great Antarctic 'continent " once
existed, the remains of which are
Australia. New Zealand, etc., on the
one hand. and Put agon ia on the
'other. In Australia the ninrsupialia
:ii:i:t:p!ed. and spread i n g nort h ward
mingled with the U're.il fauna that
had been driven .southward. In
South Ainei iea the marsupiaba did ,
not greatly mult i pljawtlKHigh t lieyf
pread, alter the upheaval ol the
'hlmi- "' l'anama. into North
Am,,ru,,t wlu.r,. tlun an- lepre.sen-
, ...i i ., .1... . .. .. .. .. ..,
1 b the opes.sUin.
l"he edeiitata .sloths, almadillos.
, . , , . . .
mteatt-rs and their relations nisi
aplK'-u '''' 1,1 1 atagoma i
,,'llt. ,,,,,,1. ;1,i spreat
ln the mio
ling north
became the characteristic
Wi.mul ot South America. lalen
tales the hard vaik or cape antea lit
ter, and Ihe .anirolins or scab an! and
. (1Vur also in Africa, which
w.i probably once connected south
u ard with 1 1
mcieiit Antarctic
continent.
In many cases the animal.s ot
northern origin, which arc the more
numerous, can be distinguished from
: he southern, but in other cases we
cannot distinguish them, since on
(he one hand, animals which natur
alists place in the same lainily on
account of resemblances in Mrut'tiiie
iu.t i,-n IKKwiiM' uaxe n.u. u.s-
t.tut ancestrv. and on the other
, , ., . . " ,i ... .- i..a.
"". " no ,,.,, lo.n s.
,'v:'i,M,:1 '."-cdommate have no
"ul ;'.1',t neatly in the course,,
ages bat have penetrated tar ton ard
tl
iilhcrn extremities ol the con-
,,rc ,i , ,, ,r,i, .
t '. II ell !
, ep.ii.es ,m ,,,, i.
I l ,1 ...II.,... 1
lien: isp net e. t ue i esem oiaiu e o-
.-,:i the lishes. insects and mol
'.isc i ,: the old world and ol the
net arc even moie striking than
h. s,. ,.: r I:.- higher animals.
Vulhitiu' so IIjiI a Idleness V .dee
from Antli.ch Colleirf
'. ..il u an ; ; i . be i 'i : e , n j J .
i ::.it is i ,g!.:. . .ii i teachers w ant
, see I'lilli.ll ci'lllpt'sltli'lis. True
, : .::.d.' ' "lis. sis :n d.'iiir l!.;ii
a i . . ,i :. . i i l.i. I. : he in ;n i nir i cv i;
i , '. . N . lll.lli U .is e e I g! i i
' 1 1 i ' . i ' , . . 1 1 . 1 :. e II h ell ,1 gl eat lll.lli
MI. d.c: takes i . i l iii l ! ,U e all i it hcl gl e.l'
a. a:; i.e .iln ,i s linds it easier t"
e. : ; . e . a ie 1 1 1 1 1 . a i 1 1 j ..i 1 1 s. I . s
i I ... i. . - ' ai! : t A '.e X .1 1, del tiie
i ,:, ,' t- .. :::,::e A. I.a:, s. Art-t-ta-
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I tl at la-;... Unci!
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Does farming Pay
Although t ho Atlanta Const it n-
turn sa -blie i. ii im is ot the .state lay in a farm house in the Shenan- convinced that the mania ior gy-havt-
mir ho n more prosperous ' doah Valley. M I! . ihe '. mnastic exercise, athletic develop
since tin- w .u than they are to ilay," ; mother oi one of t hem. the wife of a i uient, and muscular power lias been
Commissioner Henderson and Kx-1 neighboring plantej'. rode ten miles ' Productive of a vast deal of harm.
Commissioner .lones, of the State every day To see her hoy. bringing Years ago the theory in vogue for
Agi lcultmal I epart ment, assert ! with Iter'.sucb little comforts as she obtaining health was dieting, and
that fain, nig in Georgia does not could obtain. ! let house was bin ihmU 1 hundreds of people dieted them
pay. and give many reasons for this I and the plantation was m ruins, , selves into insanity or the grave,
assertion. Of the views of Com- trampled '.. n by the ai m . One Now the mania is for exercise, and
m ss,,.!ier Henderson, the Atlanta dav. she ! t.' him a "ipkin of ; hundreds of young men and (al-eorrespoiid.-iit
of the S.ivan n a h ' i,ee ! ' i a . 1 1 .-ry drop was precious, ; though it may seem to be a ridicu
'' sa s; My interview with tori; w is uith great dirhVnlry, and'l3 statement; young women, also
11 n. .1. T. lieinlei'son, ('oinmis- atalng'i pi ice. that she bad ob- : are killing themselves by "exer
s ,:, i o: Agriculture, published in ' tained the beef from which it was cise." Nature rebels at "knotted"
!.. ! ii'x of t l.c L'li. was the
mi in day of a vc.y decided
a i .aiiit ni adverse rtilirMii by Ire-
ipii -iitei s nl the eapitol. The state-
incut thit -'there is no money in
I .it in : l g m lieorgia." iiid not tind a
lodgment in the minds of am body,
T c I 'i 1 in 111 isslon el . so
,se. I t a I I! . s t a 1 : 1 1 s a h ill
;ar i - i ciiiiai
l : i 1 , ; s 1 1 w s
: he ilclllalld.
:ne T ot 1 ind
;g: st. d. la- !s
i . . i i
it
iiit; a s in
m : it p: o i
h . V i
a : i
I ai i ' '
f a :e
r i w;: h
is no
a land
0 ' ' ! i ' t i a If,
1 , . . -
I ' ' l ti.e t !es ... . -.: t he
I :. e -1 s . ();,! o J ( '. . . (ii'i
, . , W I : gut 's a'nest , c . ' sa a..
(Pi I ot .seVell illl. '11' il .I'd I ' V
; : , e us, i n d dollars el taxes : .. ' '
oai eight thousand lUsohei.' . i:
the tanners did not make ag
they could not pay their t.ii - o
readily. The dockets of tneiural
coai ts show few suits. If the fann
ers xvere not getting along well the
situation would be different. I
agree with the Commissioner t hat i
there i; much need for reform and
iiin ,,
suggests is a simple
.1 ..in. lait I do not
1 i .a : ;
1 . i in tliat there is no
i.irn.i'.g in Ceorgia.
a aiff w 1 1 1 1
"
monev
c, ...!,. S1,
a. 1
,;,.,.,,,, S1; ,-. ,,,,,!,!,- ,.f being.11"' "
lir ,7,, , t . h , rul- & I'eeu kibed m,
tlN,u7(in. V.IV -ra; ; e: , ,1 .,::! helped ! "l''l's u ' V"' ,
t() W.j h livt. balt,s . ., ,,, j s;;?. . ,hlie
all weighing over
,1'M
ills, thai
i ii mi an
t J0 J on . l.ee Wait' - u i,i:-i ii
..,v f iall,i i ,j ,,:,cs cou n : .
The
lightest bale w
1 1 on want
gl.el al-i pounds,
know sean. thing
about tannin
;n tieoigia, ask i
,.., 1....1. 1 1 ,n ilersnti a neiiliew
oi the Ce...:a!-sioner. He has done
u. U)
. ,
a!e et numerous inist'ur- , ter i.e naa n-uriiwi uomc uscu i portant tuat Datuing siiouiu ue em
ui .a. ii;,. farm was in : Ids iutlueiice to procure an appoint- nloved as a hygienic force; bat not
1
i,Mi,li. lb- is
, times "o.-s with his men to
no
l e-
j. st.e 1j.iU ,,s stock is fed,
loeks'np ever thing himself. He is
;l p r.,l,.(Ii . 1 in .i a . lie lives in 2.'f
wrds of v 1 1 cr. and l'l! bet
iu. hasi,"; net' a il -ii 1:....U ; n ten
I s, t, m i ::: ment
ami si;, i e-s! 1. 1 laiineis wi,,. i be-
pt.xt. VX(,i( i.,,; aeiee win ; l.
c,,tn u, i - .nm er ; Agneuiuire.
I ii j . ir .John A. Cobb, 'd Ameriiuis,
;s ,i sue, ess. M r. I.. M . r'cltoii. of
.M. iM, ..:!. dl- . Mr. W. '.. Warren.
,, 1 a . a : . 1 1. lloii-;..i, eeuiit, Mr.
,tUm-s Tax !oi. : l'a l.a "s 'store,
i'rnvt.iai eountv. Mr. John C.
ZtH'ii, oi 1 iion.aston. Mr. Ceo. .
Jordan . ot 1 1 a k : n svi i ly, Mr. I'avid
Diekst
a: , a.
Hon. .las. M.
Smith. .! ;ntcrille, t glc:liorpe
,,mnrv. Mr. .1. CRo. of Ameri-
,-us. llo',. C A . N'e- :. ol Macon,
Mr. Ldcn ia:"i. .a 1 aiotivil'.e.
II . I i . I.I ., 11 ,r.l..
aioaioe inumi. .can iin.nn.-
. " I , Til l . 1 1 1 I
,n. et lladdo. ks. .b.nes county, An old bishop struggled through
d A 1'. Woolley. ot Knigston.lgreat d.fhculues without lep.n.ng,
ma
and A. i. .m y, o; Kingston,
area a,, w names 1 I n i n k oi.
I he;, i. m ;.; did, lent parts 01
i; i, lie .ill p i e i: 1 1 n e II t i c ci utat,iwn uil- ic.i.-.i niii'(uh-iii.o
ii. i.s !ii'i'i-. I would Ai) intimate friend" ol' his. who ad
,,: u j,.,- the !iae to a- ' niired those virtues which h
ssionei lleu'deis, n".s state- thought it impossible to imitate, one
Sii'thtrn Cv'-ti ' a 'day asked the prelate if he could
communicate the secret of being al
l kc:
oCmi
men . -
"li ll Through a Trap."
JudT.' William Carter, of S!iebo
ga u, and .' u. lge 'asv.
r ..i
t s , ...
Selma. v.eie i'oth nativi
in :t idi . K -. . 1:: bo hoei!
,
nan
iamn.cil lie' same cat's head into
the same n.;'.k pitcher. stolen !
i. caches from the same tree, got:
trmieetl b ! he same la mers, were
..,,,.,.,,.1, .,..,,,n.
. . '" "' ............
mendsatteruardsct.uu a; conege there: I then look down upon
and then errand boss u, ;ue sameitb oartll ;ul(1 caU t0 mind how
(rir. Later m lib- th.-s palled and I . j M y m it
(!H. , Miblime honors u. their M-p ;, , t( ,,rt ,,,tM.rP(,.,f ,he
:,r.,r,. , Last ,I.ii,i;,im they
1 , , ,
..... ,r Uu, urst nine ;u. . uieir
. , ,
paitlllg. Ill l.cXII'gtoU. and luewed
;l coiiMvi.il bo v. 1 in hoiioi et the
.t.Vt.,ir About n. i, In gi. full of ai
(eet lot; a n d en ! husiasm . t : e ret neil
ulu. (., j-
. i .1 . .'11 . .1
all.tir. d. mding in l..e inaane ,., . e
room and capable ot Ociu,,' draw n
up by ropes to the celling while the
loom was oeing cleaned. it was a
vt-rv colli night, a
tiieir clothing upon
bed. .hlsl ti
f"ii: fi lends , - ' -1
placed
't id' the
.t.si,-e',
'.lew tin-
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s',e.;b -,i
'''
'die
I 'ci I
mg. ala
a be lit .
then i.
A
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t'ect t: ''in t i.
d the 1 1 -. i . - i
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In His Tame.
Tn l.SGi some wounded soldiers
mmio.
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Caug'
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s.tva
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are . n
. pel h ,i
ho I : i
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liome
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Zionist,
.carted
was
and
a i so a
a s , ; -.
ale.
red
.ne
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T
. :! a I I ' . 1 1 1 1 e . ; i ,
1, :: d.s as gen ' i
been hcl i'M.
lace and
, . s ; I jie
he l:et d
"" ,:au
lieu
..';. e re MM lu d. i e w.ts gone.
iainb
I a i u cxei I a 1 1 ge 1 1 ;o i!.e .North.
Last v. inter, the sou of a Senator
from one ot the Northern States
brought home, during the Christ
inas vacation, as hisehuia. a Voung
engineer fr-m irg nia. lie was . cannot do aouble duty in bne direc
the only dv in.g son et Mis. ,. , , jfhont. signal failure in some
the boy w horn she :. ,d n '.used hav -
been kdlcd liuiing the later
educate '.ins n,.. a
and had dune i
Ihlt without ill-
rinenee i.e eouid nm ....tain n po-;
siii.m. and was now supporting'
liinisel; b cap.! 'no. !
Sieiiatoi ;i!.,ni, became much in
. terestea in
..u:ig lrgiuian. in -
s qualilications. and
'I'm-ed ;n:.
:. in en t ttr mm as cniet oi me sum oi
: engineers emiIo ed to construct au
i important railway. It would J leld
I him a good income for many years.
' Senator Blank enclosed the ap
: pointmeiit m one to Mrs. 1 , re-
minding her ot the tarm house on
the Shenandoah, adding, '"The
I wounded man wit h whom you shared
; that lowl of broth has long wished
to thank ' u f--r it. Now he has
: tc'iic it."
The iMx.ae pii'.ieiple embodied
::i t he a. u : he 1 1 ue heal ted South-
erumothei was rever better exem-
pbtied. and 'lie iruits of it. like
taose of eve: obedienee to Divine
; l,.w, were a i.atui ii result, as well
as the t'ul.'illuient ol the promise
that bread cast upon the waters
shali be ton:.. I after many days.
)"i; t 1 ' 'urn i n inn .
The Old liisti op's S, crei.
i r- "'""""" " y. f
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ways easv. "ies, replied uie oiu
man.
I c.i.rtcach vou my secret,
with pt.-i1 Cactlifv' it consists
- 1 """ " h'--" "
- ,
more tii.ui m;iKiur a
. -
! ri'dit use of in v eve
T , ..- ,
His ti lend
i t ,, i,;, ... .-,a.,,' i.i,,,..ii
ttlgt 11 m'l'll Ullll IU LAl'l.Ull llllllOI.ll.
Most willingly."' ietuiiied the
bishop; "in whatever state 1 am. I
first of all look up to heaven, and
I rr ,,-. ,' ,.;,.: ,v,l lwtsi
""'"'w'. i""'-'i r
IU.SS iiere 1S to prepare lor my jour-
I. ' , i., " , ...
, IOok a I ou no in to i ne oi m ttuu oo-
i,;.,,,!,. ii,0
SCl'C II 11.11 IIIUILUIUH. IIILII. ....
serve w
who. in all respects, are mure un
happy than myself. Thus I learn
where true happiness is placed,
where all our cues must end, and
ln.w verv little reason I have to re- j
.,u.
"1,1
A Scot i i. ii , .
"Ul('1'-
si.ld, in loses his
It 1 espei
hen in i I.e presence of
t it'.ed men and ,.ii:t n. He is euur-
'euiis. but not obsequious. The
i.-il'iwiiig aireedote i Il'istrti es that
in cum m.e, i n- t ; n ged w ;t li si
humor:
Dunne tilt. t., nl the (iieeii.
s.'i..e ears ag... i.i the vict::i:y ol
I. '.eh "i-i. iiach.ii . tae riiiice
I.-'Ul-e. v. I: i lacks none ol the lovt
't her sex tor shopping, drove int,
the '. ii ot '.,!!. ii a!er '." r;et .- o ; i, e
velvet in.i'el.e,!.
pi ocureu a,, si.,- was ;u
n , is about to pay toi
-oven i! th.it she had
'' t.'t c. K.-
el .
: i.ei ii is an ace.
1 il ! i itl ,1-
the .
it; i I
ii e " s e : 1 1 : ; e 1 1 s i '. i , I a e t . 1 v
e i , ever bed: pi o t : I' 'el 1 is
,1st v-ietc Juan's :o.,; , I ;:i!s
iev ,d .v hen- tiie ''C uttltlli
s,a k s . J I es it , the I , ', k
eh.lst... We clieede III,'!
i.e I.i.tiis sa iii man t: , ,, M-.:i
ill. ill Iiovv lesabllg at Mollo
Lo',1 ! s Is ,1 plollcel'. ,111 old
i t: ,1 a uiiide :n that ioi ::on
Meic,
b. .ill..
1 . .- ic
( '. milt
ngiir il ;u many
Indian
ant p
I a
:.,: le tiip tn'o iia- va..;
'. 1,, :. huie.ug !"!' g uu,-
.', 'lie -: li ic .s; t ies i, an
tl'Ulltiie dlleet.oll ol
a- an,', bioiiclr up in tiie
Id alal e'.l bad. lb- h nl
lII, I, in-tug ue. u A w,
. u
,-. .l .is seeK . II .
i ,
a-Ii -it- allie U:i--1
II ge call; J ' "I i:"s-
ii l.a.i t la- died o!
:-.' h:i s-. As ma
v - ,,s ,. l.i ;
I I.ellli:
'ild
in.,
1
I t 'I'd
w.,:iM
. : : . I I II
- . I '. 1 :
.f V
tirtonast.es and Batltiog.
For many years past I haTe been
muscles, and requires the full pay
l,ov sip ment of a serious penalty whenever
! ei eve ,!ie ft'"y is perpentrated of develop-
eof a 'ng muscle as a business through
, i he swinging of dumb-bells and Iu
. quick, dian clubs. The long walks, which
,,r. uj are taken too frequently and with
,. ,,f the quite too much vim, under the in
t ,l i,lM tiuence of a spirit of emulation or to
win a bet, are productive ,of far
more injury than benefit. Bat most
of all, 1 want to call attention to the
idea of daily bathing. It is a simple
fo; in of -uicide, lacking the element
of crime, because done through ignorance-
lacking the horror because
it also lacks the crimson stains and
mangled form of the ordinary sui-
'' . V -.', :,le.
1 ) in voung men are not content
, J.,', untii they are scrubbed bald headed
, ' '" t he willing barber, and look in
, .'; "'..'.-,,. tneir youth very "near of kin," in
'' ss'iko t0 t-heir aged grandsires.
: Were it not for the exceeding ten
; derness and quick rebellion when
I e.sil atel i,.. nl 1 1 c L'Dra nrn fimnorDil xr-JfVi
and the face that fashion benevo-
, lently and fotrunately guards them,
Q0 Qyijt tijgy t00 Wonld be sham
I nooed ont, of existence so effectually
t
as to leave the coming men without
the becoming adornment.
The poor body is actually scrub
bed out of existence. Nature guards
lipr nntnnsts vprv iealouslv. but she
i ,,fI.or eme(,mistiv when t.hp
! n..c,ip nrfu lw1(t,- u il.iilr ,lpnndil
' of the cuticle under the vigorous ap
to; ears f : pljt;it ion of tha "coarse towel," she
civ 1 . cllgl 1 1 eel , , ,, t rpi a ir d a m ti trns :t flip PYripnsp
I ,.( . ... a ; n-nsMoii w ilia natnral pli.
ulin.,tjona of morbid matter some
rg.u, !oses the harmony with its
tellows which is necessary to a per-
; feet whole. Cleanliuess is not only
, "m-xt to godliness, but a very
, iarae part of it, and it is highly iui-
the shower-bath when an exhausted
bodv is slowly waking from au nil
natural sleep, nor a cold sponge
wbeu the day's duties have exhaus
ted mind and body both. To change
the clothing frequently and permit
a thorough airing, to expose the en
tire surface of the bodv for a few
minutes to the air of the room on
rising or retiring, a light brushing
j with a soft brush or a fine towel,
j and a good bath once or twice a
' -week, are all t hat au American can
endure and retain health. Light
j exercise of those muscles not called
I into play in the daily routine is also
! desirable, but it should be calis-
thenic, not gymnastic, and should
not include a vigorous pounding on
the chest, than which nothing can
i be woi se for the lungs.
Siberian Hospitality.
Even hospitality, that true Scla
UUH ) Li HU, Ullo UOl lLV inill. (ICC 1 1
: m;Uized in fbis iuLospitil ble region
T c mts like tQ ly isit alul frilj
vonic virtue, has not become accn-
The peasants like to visit and treat
j each id her, especially on high days
and holidays; but this hospitality is
the result ot calculation. hen a
man is going to visit hii neighbor,
he never goes straight to his house,
but walks along the road, and stops
as if by chance at the window and
begins a conversation; then, if the
master or mistress wishes to see him
t- invjte hjm in; Wh;n the
.i . 1' rn.i.Ir fliav 1tiii1.- friQ
s.t uu , ill is l...,l, LUT v.iun. IV.,
. "r,in,ti.
' U U L H 1 .1111 L'J S,, II I.M (LUU L lit I J Lilallil:
.. ' T.. i..- ...... i.?.
;t ui.e ui u,ai . xii Luia Lue
cousnme about three cups, and then
turn the cups upside down, placing
on the bottom the remains of the
sugar they have been nibbling at.
As soon as tea is over, the guest
rises to go, and then the following
dialogue invariably takes place:
"Why are you in such a hurry?"
says the hostess.
"Time to go home." answers the
guest.
Stay longer."
'Thank you: you have given us
plenty to eat and drink."'
There was but little."
"No; there was enough, we had
plenty."
This conversation, which always
! rakes nhiee. and is almost meeli.in
j it-ally repeated, being ended, the
jMicst iienroai lies the host, am! tak-
! injr hi.s li. uids. s.iys. ! thank ymi for
: i he vodka, t l:e tt.i, the cakes, the
j sugar," etc
j" , . , is; .eus.ible, when thank-
: n f 1r. Lotit) to eniiiner.ite e'ery-
j thing the guest has consumed during
his visit. As the cud of this
eataloirue the visitor humble beffs
his host to come and sec him, which
after a time he does, and th'ligs go
cn in exactlv the same way. ' are
j m llst he t akcii t hat t i e v i m U pro-1
i vided iuc of equal qnati'iry and!
imalitv. It at any time a man eats'
v drinks more than his h..st. w hen ;
a euest. on a former occasion, did. i
ijuaiiel, upbra tdings. ,,r sacistic!
ii-iii.r.ks au- the icsult.
1 gav e them tea and .st ;:i, . and .
; i,e gave me liotieng but tea:'" oi :
I gave t help, c.ikes. and had ii"th
::: ant a. c ;1 ;:i ictu, :i
hat iii Sal.k.
1 i,e ieii -; I .illge sto I Ies ,. Kllg
. - -1 1 ; le I 1 1 , e 1 1 o I Ihe , 1 Id e 1 1 I 1 II I e.
Ti.de was 1 certain I'.. I nline), an
( ) 1 , . 1 , i ,i, ,t: . who had a count!", i : v
::: t.e ir 1 in- untvet -itv, Ii:
a la-
i '-at
V el y
i 1
Il.iell
l.sb-me'l t" s.-I -1
: ' v. I I e w s a
. 1 1 1 i e 1 e e a 1 1 " I . ,
.el :
'.: a ",, ; : i.-r -:.,'!' i,c w
.a' t in- fact 1:1 .1 hi, 1, dolls maiiiid'.
"Well, vv hat lii's.'"s,u,l ihe del -
" vm a u t o i he barber, as he ' o, ik h is
seat in th- chaii.
-1 sa '.v 1 oil) . es el da v . was t he
ai tir 's i epi . "and he in. siich a
id, 1 eiual k a! 'out , ,ul" '
-Wii.it was it.'" a.ski d i'aitncl.
-Tmleed. sir. 1 coiacl n ie.i you:
i: was ,,,, bad to lel'eat."
T i i o c 1 c rg I ii 1 1 1 iii!ted "ti kliovv-
Illg. alld at length tile b.ll I'd. With
a gleat show of r.-'i i nd a n ec. ii'-
pi:,-,!.
ny. si-, in- sjai ,
., e.r.i v lin-at ton bear.
And w h.e did v ou :
i.e .;. .,-tor.
-1 s.,:d. s,:.- tfi.hed
v 1 1 h ii t ii I -: a-' i e io v ai t
'v a-u t tit
t,al !i(-l .
h ,t v on
Jul) Wi.rk.
The ,t t;.NI. . ;!;.' is i r- ; n'ed to
i.i.t b.d H.-a.ls. I ..-iter Head. En-
-. el )-.-. cdii-ds. Tags Circular hr.veiopef.
etc.. in neat ur.d liands, ,me style, and
id-., at pl i' .-s d -uit the times. Aiveus
s Cure and trial .
;md I am C.'u.tl.-l M,.rtae,-. Ix.a.l K-Iale Mort
m la.'.. u-ti'-s I'.-el-. I. a a, 11,'ii'f. alvaiv? on
AYER'S
Ague Cure
contains an antidote for all malarial dl-
ordera which, so far as known, is used in no
other remedy. It contains no Quinine, nor
any mineral nor di:ieteriuU3 substance what
ever, and consequently i-roiluees no injurious
effect upon the constitution, hut Itaves tla
ystem as healthy as il wa tefore ll.e attaok
'WAERANT ATEK'S AGUE CUE
to cure every case of Fover ai.-t Auo, Ii-: ----mittent
or Chill Ft-vor, 1-a m.tt,-iit Kcvcr
Dumb Ague, llilious KuTer, and laver c,,n,
plaint caused by malaria. In case of tuaare,
after due trial, d-'alers are author. zed. I y ur
circular dated July 1st, liJ. t refund the
money.
Dr.J.C.AyerdiCo.,Lowe!l,MasE.
Sold by all Druggists.
IC.
Consignrnonts of Grai:
Cotton, and other
P R DICE
J3 O Ij I C I T E 3T
Dry ods, Motions,
POOTS AND SHOES.
GUOCKHI KS
OF ALL KINDS
Pork, Bacon. Flour Sugar.,
Coffee, Salt, Syrup and ;
MOLASSES.
SNUFFand TOBACCO .
HA R DAY A R K
seen as
Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Axes,!
Nails Plow Traces Hames, j
&c. &c.
Fanner's Ssuppliets '
GENERALLY ;
A L S O
MOTT'S SWEET CIDER,
THE BEST MADE, I
CO NSTA N T L Y I N s J v C K
Prices low tor casii
Satisfaction guarantre'l.
ilighf'st cash prices paul ;. r
country Produce.
(hill and sec wit
North West corner
SOUTH FRONT &
MIDDLE Streets,
SEW BEKXi; N. C.
Mar. w ly 30,
i
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VA'll
Knuiiw-. Kaiil''
also
and other Fir-i
'i'f-1 iini liiinjs, j , ,
i- -.
Ml-
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weT ;-s -v.
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1 FUNERAL DIRECTORY:"-
PKICKS JiLL Ti l;
Pinging graves, from
Coflinf fttid ciiblietf. lii.Ni
( IiitMile I "i x os . from
Coro. vyanef. from
I'eliei- Mil l LTIIVI-. I I "I
T' 'in I ti ineH a lnl r:i"li a in.
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WHOLESALE
A "A ' T
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FOHII, FLCUR, GUG.'wi. COFFEE,
SYRUP3, M0LA5SES,
LONG CLEAR SIDES, BELLIES AND BACKS
LORILLARD, RAILROAD MILLS (Salt and Sweet),
And GAIL & AX SNUFFS, at Manufacturers' Prices.
Quick Pai'-H ar.d Small Profits. Terms Cash.
. , PT?Tfrs; nrrnnil TtTTVTTIfl PT.STCWTTMJTS
Kainit, Acid Phosphate and Ammoniated Guano.
! None but the best and most reliable brands sold.
ON MACHINE WORKS.
MA SI 1 'TL'RERS
Engines, Saw and Grist Mills, Gins, Presses
And 1 1 ! 1, or M:u liicr Keep n full line of supplies for Machinery, uaA
I usi rators,
ItidtiiiKt
I -aci iifr.
nb cs,
Wbistles,
Pulleys,
(Jrats liars,
Track Iron,
I level Wheels,
I.;ir scrcwH,
&BE1 FOB THE RAGLE ENGINE,
A I '.!- Has. K'.-iiir. w!ii' !. . -1 ii s. ll fr..m 100 to $200 cheaper Uib aaj
cle i- la.jn.e in the I-,, ;.
(',-n.e iiiei s..- ..in- i:. .V Saw Mill. iih La ugh i nghouM Patent Feed, ek
i wle l-i ! ti. 1 d... l..-st Mill in use l,y nil mill men who have scon it.
A." hi- f"i- ti. Cardwell Thresher.
MILLER fi, LAUGHINGHOUSE,
' uui'lin Pbopehtob.
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THAT5BE.
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nl! ! i;t , iIm1 l 'a .
in ( iiii
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Ti1i:i: NOTICE:
2tof4
1 to 100
2 to 4
K to 10
8 to 20
to 260
my t.hoi on Cuiwell
oiij.b-s nf my Tonib-
.1. c;. HAY.
GROCERS
F
& CO.,
Street, Xewl)crn, N. C
JLUliO
. FOY & CO.,
Mii lv Ulock, Middle Street.
ASD DEALERS IN
Babbet,
Pip.
Coupling.
Sheet Coppetv
Hinoke Htackk, Et,
;! ff,ii,"i i,im,iiHllililll,
Wliiflill'llrilli!
in t lit South.
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