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OLD D0UII1I0II
Sicamblp Company
8X1C-WXZLT USE.
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piIIS Is the machLae that
i4 used is the Office,
Cotirt-roo.-n, aad for reporting:
lectures ind :;rno:s.
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1 la our Fs
Brtad JXilLrtj
and Pints bA3
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covtrcil tai Um
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for taa part ten
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parfcet ganacnt for nrry thai ha-ra been ton
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RICHARD BERRY,
Druggist and Optician,
PERTECTED
CRYSTAL LENSES
s a ft . A ...
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JOE K. WILLIS,
PROPRIETOR OF
Eastern Nartb Camilla
MarbleWorks
NEW BERNE,
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toatiotv, irllb tatisf Action raaraataad.
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A MANfS450
HIS NEIGHBOR
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lasan Yonmlt
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All of t& a bora me-Jiclnpa tra for
J At taa drax rtora of F. S. Dufly
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CALTIMOSE. MD.
i WITT'S SIECIFIC.
THE
BEST
LIVER
MEDICINE
CHILL CURE.
CHItrUT KKDIC1BX k.lOWI
COSlOCItaO QMAUTY AJHO 84Z10F D0-I-T
WILL ALSO CJU W I
BILIOUSNESS, DYSPEPSII,
AJ1D CUO.ViJ CONSTIPAnOJC
R. BERRY,
New Berne, - N. C
Ajdjostablo Extension Stand
Vmm Ta StAod. Hnwi- : tn.l N:m
tnrxm lte. r. t . Iap. 11u.
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THE
NEW LEVER SAFETY
. PERFECTION of SIMPLICITY
and ECONOMY of POWER.
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VARIABLE STROKE, only two sot i
of R v o I v 1 n aj Do.'irlngs.
Bt H.I1 ClimblnAi an A ail around
Safety miJo.
H. B. SMITH MACHINE CO.
SMITHVILLE,
N. J.
Hie HfisLiLirgh Lamp
is i i.t-' i i t r.c vc m-
v C n t i on s that
sec::is to ! c hn-
... i t. .. I
Ai- 11 MtUlS
icr.cli the
end as to
gocdncss of
light in
ever- way,
and case of
ni anage
mcnt. The only tare it requires is
filling and v, it-in jr.
Dirt fails cut when the
chimney is taken oft", not into
a pocket as iu ether central
draught lamps.
Putting iu a new wick is a
very easy matter indeed.
All tins seems strange to
one who knows how trouble- !
some other good lamps are.
It is in all the good lamp
stores. Send for a Drimer.
P.'tlitjr
Pitt:
A
tiVF.Gil BRAao CO.
STi'i;:
TVIN BROTHERS
DRY HOP
THE
QUICK
YEAST
5C-T
RISER
LIGHT BREAD
WAT IB LOO HAW r ,
AGENTS
IMPORTED PLUSH ALBUM, 81.00
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Aau't;i'.i;i st. ties man who ti is mil
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ti) hlll),
v iie.it h st ii -
tt :. f til niic I'uiiiit'ii) iitnl to be Luby
in I.i-i!;:i counry lur kuliiiLtr
i'h.!!. Sin tv .is roil'i cr.'Z.. .
T t. nnksi;k is m a b.ul way. It
l-i tin- s.tuit' ulil troublt' a', the
uiiin-. 1 in' riiiicts uit' bt'iuj:
rf'. i: : i.ril, ar,.l t lu- iiiiiitrs s iv thc
. ! : ii.iiii't I.ibui' ti) tht-
b : r fi.il. A blut.ilv contlict i.-
S ' a:,t; l.ei point lor Ilili
I'lif Nt-w Y"ik I.eitlature met
Jiti'i i. 1 lit- 1 ) iilntTats ortran i.eti
jiho.S natf wi Lout any opposition
:ii :n tlif lie;. ii nl icaus ami then
jse.i t.i "Siiii'nr 1'arktr from the
: L iiistii. t.
I '. miki.ss foiivt'iH'd on Hi ."-lh
I iv, .Mr. .Me M ill in was
Mr. Mt.'.Milliti was tlecttd
S, c.i,aer pro tern. XL roe Hundred
mil -evnty live bills were lutri
lu.'til iu tif Llotise, amoui; them
a i ii.i'nine ti bill anil a Federal
(duration bill, the bitter by Mr.
Cheatham of North Caiolma.
Ci 'N'.kk.ssman Paths, of A1k
'i.iiu.i, Las bt t ii vi ry obnoxious to
A 1 '. : a: -1-m t -a , et as soon as Con-re-s
iei-s mivt'd, ilttr the
uii!;.l.y iiit-ss, Le introdu'.'ed nieas
u.'e on the very In . adtoCated by
1 1. e ft dt r . All till l.irmirs b tve
to ll ) t O j
tie 1 ' ' I.
a :i i t
is to "backup"
nt
V.
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T in irii
t ai
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i;e only. I u ;i
!e vela lid's de- I
ti
. 1 .t ra
I . . 1 1 s on
! ho.
e
1 nest urns, and
t bus s:i ri
rour.d Le
rulllpc' i'nr
; he vantage
urist Ins chief
I'tirtv nomiuB-
tion lor resitlfi.r.
Tut: ";iip" eon ; i nnt s its fatal
o i k A n L is t on , l', ., d is pat e h ot
Jan 1 1 li , .-a .' : I lit" tri( lets, sous
ol Mi'i!..ri Ibuwii, pi opi it'ttir oi
Lafai:tf lliite!, this f.ty. b.uu
Prfru.b. r ii.ii..-.t a: liilT. rt iii houi.
Unlay fii'in giip. John Down,
t heir j;r at. d (at lit-r, tlit d also toda
in the saint' lioiiM- from theeffectf
of a rt n ut stroke of paralysis.
Xlit-y will .ill bt' buried in the tame
faskft.
TllH '.ishiijgtiiii correspondent
of the "orli!k Virginian says that
the contractors who undertook to
build the lighthouse at Diamond
Shoals, Ilatteras, N. (', antlwho
w t re so iinfortuii.itc l.iit stimmer to
Lavetlieir faisoii lost on the way
there, will in ike anot her t iTnrt to
tlo th a' uork. XL:s is a very im
portaii' null; .uul ("ou-ii'ss h.is
appropr ; V id f ." "i n o to build thi.-
! lhtliru-,'.
I
v. i : lit- '.i. a :. : - tu k : i how ;t
is h r ',
- ' '
ii.nl a
Lotm' ii
const .i n
he went
g rl
i W't" n
rr.iso.i.
O, he:;
:.. .c ii . 11 i ; itlii.c wan t
1 1'. t lent. We
c 'liege clr.nt) .t ho had h
itiied K uigcr that he was
!y r.i::iig. One afteruooii
nit driving with his best
1 a-i Hang- r was not be-in-
s.'ialts we i i. q 'i ; i e il the
m ' I'.dl CL. '.in hers replied,
t ii it s no place for K i n get :
it don r g:
cavort l n .
W III- N C.
ba "iy s ;n t I
setiten- :
case of tin
h'.m ru 'ii enough t
. r 11 il.. i.i his Al
;r 'eft d the ti'llowinj:
t he 1 mg pending
'ate vi r.-us ; he ni.m.
e wit 'i t he man and
he gut i IT a solid
nvraey. A fharac
VI, c li'iHi'D the
1 I ; ; u ' : cm ; :" : e
: - ' i i ' ! e ! r :n .
iet u- er;
his kb. :
! chunl
teri!:
Dem.
in t :
i v fii.ii -,
at ion.
u: t to
it 1 1 ii
pi-nsi .
I ; e r I I
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1 in ii -e-.e
y
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A
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i ii i ' i i- M ii ' lit. c'l.iir
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1 1 y if Ii - ii 'tl ap,-I if a n ;
tilt' lie is in e n t al I
!y sou. -nl ar ( Le 1 1 me ot
i ' . the I 'U rdi n ol proo
v t!i.' pre-u motion ni
!: .:. Ot- lii-.n the Gov
an i
in l !
i:
ui 1 1 '(',', ; ' :
depart u re
til' w he :.
Sl.i! sweat
ir.il phy -.if i
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t 1 1 v v r t .' ; r .
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AN
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N it ' h Caroliiiiai
lit'i.ff !. Dr. 'A no li. 1 h;lip
I i n t r ' t 1". ' : i - r t I A f r : cii I ' u' a
'.,: mi-':; ! i ::i the l'n
vi i sfy " ' N:i i : i 1 . i : i . 1 1 i
re-:g!. .1 : .. I'i -si.r!i p o
('hen.:- ry ::! t he I'.ri eisity (
Alat) i'n ' at! 1 ".,.'.';i' t il ; Le supei
i n't inleto y it" a wei! L mfhirig
an 1 in n;'!1" i '' ::: ; g f unp my o
(ii .irnl K wi-, K-'i ' -i, k y . H i
fain i'y . u : ' Ii i i n : - L i-. mo L, i
Mr L.mr i ( '. I'.: ii j 1 re --id.
in Tusc iloo-a iin'il the pr.ng. li
chemistry class presented him with
a handsome gold-headed cane.
NIK .H)U.:n
(ll'T OF Tl NE.
I! WAl.WliK IK) NI
Stc.i lit'.le niui, hem L'(,l.l u
-1 i-d heaa
P.elwixt my ru f sn J inu itct btauty
renrs
With 4'jirk drmi J for forg nil nni;-
legs ilH.i ;
My tiinr t n p a.l ,
tiara
1 cannot ti for
Nay , dn n t
k me lij : I cannot
Hnt
Mint- lii turir.i co'.i s would
m u i w r . i n
I h i vf no in i iu lo grtet iho
pi ni. .
N i v..ii'o : o j i i n in pumrapr'
t-OD K
do w e t
ItiUhiLii:
n lide tf
Mur.
Mv
f r. in the f(. rrr-tV
1 1 o J
djitjf p!eiidor
bemt lijmn. ncd fcltr ru
phi h
inds with the hurricane November
To tpar ita tribute from each rosLin
tree.
winter
1 1 r when t !)
lactBereJeiveB in
fall.
W h i I e a 1 1 the world
fetter!" I i. s.
grim fn-st
I'll ei.vy them th-) s n o w ri k t B
pall
fflDilf
That hi.lea th'-ir poir.jws fro::
the
frowning tki b
Were it cot b t f t to t '. u .. bt r u t e . t ; ii e
hreaxt.
O'er the mad (Ctn to pull thecurthin
ii n n .
Nt ver to ft-el agam the drear unrmt
i).' 1' llb'.i hue or ut.fulfil. d rt
i' o ii
Tu
wraiiuiBs of pitient woik ul-
cowned. j
Tne. bitter medicine nf lir.p i dt t troy ed
Toe fifrre dtsire. ti e thiDg de-ired i
found
Yuiiorenjiymentwhinot last en
joyed.'' i
Nay. dear, not now, notypi! let the el..w j
furn 1
Ftiitil thfir cfH.'e. O.'t. at cl.ife of!
day.
Thf far gr m ra p a 1 beau iful ap.i- ars
Kieseii into kiLdnefa t tne suu.et
ray. j
,o oygooe surru taa.: b a leuuuier nue,
bo time can ting- tne mem jry oi pain ;
OiJ 8 nx are ev, r sweeter t an the
new.
Acd come day b west, we'll sing them
all again
CHRISTMAS TREE IN SWANSBORO.
Novel, Laborato Prepared and Loaded
With Valuable Present The
Exercises.
According to programme, oar
citizens were treated here to some
thiug nice on .New lears i.ve
night, in the shape of one of the
prettiest lookmg trees, called
..riiriulmiu nr 'otr Vtr'a trtia "
V. .11 1 O , IU V , A., V ' ' - 1 V I U l.V,
that it ever was our lortune to wit
ness. The tree was gotten np for
(he benefit of the Swansboro Sab--oath
6cLool, by Capt It. Foster
and Wife, who were the Sapennten
tlants of the school.
I Such a beautifully arranged af
lair, we have never seen in tovrn or
; country, the tree was a Cedar cut
into three sections, placed on a
pivot ol a revolving nature, so that
In could turn around
' At the button it wai
11 ttie while.
iUout l'J leet
in diHineti-r, uith a gradual slope
like a sugai loaf to top; ou top was
Lit d a revolving cylinder shaped
Hollow sphere resembling a large
"drum inside tLis "tirum were
liglited caudles ol all colors, on nut
-lde, in large golden letters wai.
he name ''Merry Christmas and
Happy New-Yeai", which showed
nke twinkling Btars in the heavens
iirougiimu the house. This
"Diuid was so arranged that it was
separated from the main tree by
another pivot, and the lights were
-ii) fixed to bear on the box ordrum,
is id keep the eame revolving, or
turning round nil the time withou
he aid ot the hand From top of
drum, to bottom ot trte was, about
-0 feet this is a somewhat faint
description of the "Christmas tree
as it appeared to ns when we
went in at the door. We bad never
-een any thing near like it, and ot
course to say we were agreeably
surprised, was nothing but the
naked truth.
from top to bottom was the tree
rilled with many costly presents of
many kinds, some of which was
manufactured by Mrs. Foster and
cost f 5.00 each, one single boa
tjnet, of which there were many,
called a '-Setd Iionquet"' made
from seeds L'O different kinds, in
cluding corn, cotton, melons,
ranges, apples, acorns, collards,
cuckie burs, pin burs &c made by
Irs. Foster and ser iu beanntul
colors liuely varnished cost i?G 00.
() her-, some made from hair cod
fl.OOiS:-. besides other presents
twialy put ou each trees, such as
iruits of ail kiuds, good oooks,
nuts, toys, dolls; handkerchiefs,
stocking, shoes, scarfs, china and
glass ware and man v other thing
to the amomut of 10.00.
The exercises were something
fine, the speeches of the children
were all very good, last, bat not
least was the aidiess by Itev.
lLos. C. Croker pastor of the
M. E. Church here, this was one of
the best add-esses we ever heard
upon such an occasion appropriate
in every way and well delivered
(ireat credit is due to Capt. Foster
and wife for their untireing en
ergy aud skill iu making so grand
4 success of this Sibbath school
here.
After tha presents -cre distribut
ed, the benediction was given aud
all wen' Lome.
Only One on His Side.
A cap.tal btory is told ot a Will
known ju lKe who is LOted for LL-.
oiiiilnes- 1 r ti iiveyitig to jurors in
ins rh.:rg'-s i o them nis own
ipur.o.'is F.rli legard to t Le m-nts
! the ca-e. I 'i one cae Le i: u!
lone so i; h gii-at pl.i I u nt s. bill
o L is a in - . im ill t Le j ui' i i i-mai m ti
lit for htiii.- wirtioiit coming to an
igaeeri enr. The judge itxj'lil'etl o!
i.e bulilV what was the matter,
ind I, arned from him tha.t one
ror was boding ou: agaiut thr
i I l-l t'li l'l li.
lb s. nt for the jury at occe, aud
a'lng to tne jurors that he had
olainly intimated how the case
mght to be decided, said he under
tood the one juror wau standing
'Ut against the other eleven, lie
.roceeded lo iehuke the juror
Larply Tlie obsi i n a' e j uror was a
lertnus In ile man, anil as soon as
lie judge was done Le rose and
.mi:
'My lor !, may I eay a woid!''
"Yes, mi," said iLe indignant
1 ntg. ;' hat have y ou to say V
'Well, what I wanted to say is, I
mi tin- only- fr-lluw thai's on yt-ur
side." London Tit-Bits.
Ma-todim Reinaiiis.'New York City.
The Museum ol N.imral History
lias been enriched with a masto
don's tuk, which was lateU un
covered bv the laborers employed
' in excavating the Harlem Cau.il,
' ih the Kir lifin part of tbe city ot
-Uir VmL- It f,,nr feet. Idiip-mid
I -ix un ties diameter at the base. It
: is in a good state ot preservation.
It was fouud in the bog, sixteen
leet below the surface, in peaty
ground. Scientific American.
A RACE FOR Lli;
S h MOI.L0 7.
A cia is heard st the dead of niuh,
" Lifeboat ready !
And every man to the final true
tifihta for place in the eager crnw:
Now, lads. Bteadj!"
First a Clnce af. the shlldH.riTitr fqm
No w a look at the loving home.
Then together, witn battd breath
Ihey iHunch their boat in the Kulf of
death.
Over the breakers wild
Little they r-ck of wi jth' r.
Hut fear their wny
Thr'' blin1 in cpray ,
Dear th oh ipper chei-r unl
' Upriih her lid- ck, lift I n
All together! "
They tie the chip in a Buta-n uich
Sinkirjft ever;
And grip iheir o.iu nb a .iitp .
breath ;
Now i e come to fight with dea'h:
Now or never!
Fifty a roken and ihev 're h' ler pide.
1 If th--y liv- In the hnilinii tid
If they Uat thro' the aa fu etrifr'.
Ah, mv lada. it a rice for hfe
Ovnr the breakers wild
Little tbev reok nf weather,
But tear their way
Thro' rilindirjK spray,
H ar the skipper cheer, anil pay.
"Up with her. lada. and lift her
All together ! '
And lovirg hearts are on thet-hore
Hopinii, fearing,
Till over the Bea there comes a cht-t r
Then the click of theoaroyuu hettr
Homeward steering
Ne'er a thouKht of the nti.tut p;
Now the lada are on lai d at last:
What' a ctorm to a eallunt crew
Who rare for life, and who win it. tooV
Over the breakers wild.
Lutle they reck of weather.
Hut tear their way
Thro' blinding spray ,
Hear th k inpr che-r nd a.
"Up with l er, lads and lift h r
Alt tdiffihi-r."
Uon'ts for Bachelors.
Don't be a bashtloi, (Lai's all.
D-ui'c presume upon jour mde-pt-iitieuce.
i FJoil't bllttOD
yourselves np in
youi Selves.
Uon't be too 'palavering" with
the women.
Don't think a bachelor is the
best form of man.
Don't forget that yon are grow
ing old very rapidly.
Don't try to prevent yourselves
loving lit le children.
Don't try to hide that bald spot
or the streaking gray hairs
Don't remain as you are any
longer than yon can help your
selves. Don't think because yoa think a
bachelor is the happiest man in the
world that he is reallv so. Detroit
Free Frees.
His Paper "Was Read By Somebody.
Years ago when lieury Grady
was struggling to Dnug me no e
Oommerciol into trout ranks, savs
the Rome (Ga.,) Tribune, he called
one dav aud asked the Rouusaville
Brothers for an advertisement.
J. W. Rouusaville replied: "Why
Grady, nobody reads yum
payer; it is no use to advertise in
it:''
A happy thought suggested
itself to Mr. Grady ..He went to his
office and wrote the following
advertisement which appealed
next morning in the Commeici tl
" vv anted, ntty cats. .Liberal price
for the same. Apply to th
Ronnsaville Brothers." Well, the
picture that presented itself ai
Koausaville's corner next mormut
beggars description.
Boys of all ages and sizes boys
of tints, from the fair headed youth
i o tbe Sable Ethiopian, bai e-toot, d
boy s and ragged boys, red-headed
hoys and freckleface boys; town
ooj s and country boys boys fiom
all prts ot Floyd county blocked
up the sidewalks, door ways and
street with bags full of cats cis
of every description, name ano
order house cats, barn ens,
church cats tat cats and lean
honest and thievish cats. Well, io
make a long story short, the
Rounsavilles told Mr. Grady to
reserve a column for their advertis
ment as long as his paper continued
and that was just what Grody
wanted.
The Commercial Future of the Pacific.
Wildam M. Seward once declared
that the Pacitic Ocean would be
the scene oi the gieatest commer
cial activity- of the world. Taking
up this great prediction, Capt.
William 3. Merry, wno was im
many years secretary of the San
Fraucisco Cham tier of Commerce,
writes a glowing forecast in tbe
Forum of the commercial future ol
the Pacific States. lie shows the
volume of their present commerce
with all other countries, pointing
out how the commerce of Japan is
at present worth much more to us
than the commerce of China.
Tbe resources of these States are
i learly explained; bat Captain
Meiry finds reason to believe
that they will never reach their
supreme commercial development
until the cheaper transportation
which will be brought by a trans
isthmian canal, is available; but.
after the cutting of the canal
through the isthmus, he shows how
the Pacific slope will rapidly
become ihe home of as great a
commerce as the Atlantic slope,
aad perhaps even greater.
The Advantages Of Leap Year.
Theleapyiar privilege accord; d
the fair sex. ha- lesulted douhtle-t;
in lifting tne clout is of de.- pom!: d cy
and lotieiv sadness liom ninLv a
heart, Wo neer kne.v of an
uu happy marriaigs to result fro.ii
a leap year projioal. Men make
mistakes along this line but the
ladie do not.
Many are ILe unhappy unions
which icul: hor.i the pioposnls ot
mt'U who are aci-epted, hesitatingl.v
. , . K.. . . . ..... ,t
and witn loreoouiiig, uul aeoe;.ueu
with ihe risk, rather than let the
last chance slip Many girls beyond
her teens, acceds to proposals of
luainage from those tisey W: uld
never approach, were it customary
tor them to do the proposing and
many a self discounting tellow
would be made most happy in
accenting the proposal of the
woman he had long since adored
bur dispaired of saving.
Ttiii ladies are coming to the
front iu every line ot active li(e
and some new departures should
not create surprise in this field.
Great activity may be looked for in
the matrimonial market this year.
Cellulose made of the ground
fiber of (iocoanut is-coming into
favor as buoyant inside armor for
warships. Y ht-n penetrated by a
shot the hole soon clo-es, so as to
practically exclude the water. Out
new cruiser, No. 9, will have tin
improvement. Fur Over Fifty Years
yU;S. Wi.sslow's soothing -yi-up
n . ., u-t-J fur chiluien it e i i g It
e .t.tr es the child. FOftns tne kuhj-,
allay- all P -io- cure" wind colic, nd ia
the best remeoy for Dirrlcot. T.nt,
five cenis a bottle. Sold by all diug
glsta throughout the world.
jn9d&wly
I . I
llll.Kh N A IilMi L r, I THE JJKEAST
; 0' VOL It COAT.
JiNME ii WE
I Cforted sweet fchelah for siven
years
d over.
An" y it rue sweet Shelah was tver a
rovtr:
I f"orted all ciiiht, an' I coorted all dav
An' ;it wii (.vveet Shelah had nev. r
a WHy
I roortd her 'arly I coorted her late,
Hr.ndHB iri the week, an' wirhed
t hev e. e eight
Hn t 'i fin 'l 't?,
' (f w y Harney .
(J t . i t j i your Mirr.ev.
n re n h r - lr. m irit) Lr. t
o j our
W r, e
iv r b
ect I wag puis to t e
h e i e
At e ioh w- dc n
wakt I'd love an'
to spare;
I coorted bi-r walking.
I coorted her
d earning,
I coorted her 'omest, I
coorted her
n - mini;.
I cum i d '.er 'a'm, I
din. i uit;
An' :i a h. me eowl I
coorted her
coorted her
winning
Hu 'i".s nl ways,
(io way Barney
Get aloDif wid your blarney,
There's a r vue in tbe breast o1 your
coat. "'
I coorttd her standing, I coorted her
Bettiog .
Wherevtr an' whin wag a chance love
to et in ;
I coorted her riding, I coorted her
walking:.
1 coorieu ner thinking, I coorted her
talkinit.
I co rte.i her finding an' frowning an'
wreat bing.
An' hy the hoia o'mecout I coorted her
hreat hin
Bat 'twnti (tlwayg,
lii) way. Barney,
itlung wid your bltrnev,
There's a ronun in the brt-aet o' your
COlt."
I coorted in new clothes, I coorted in
old.
Icooited wid trass, sn' I coorted wid
noid ;
I coorttd id tcornit g. I coorted wid
hiict;.
I coorten wid fighting, I coorted wid
b'atian,
I coorted wid English the brogue along
fussing
An, by Peter an' Paul I coarted wid
cueuing,
But 'twas always,
'(io way. Barney,
Get along id your blarney,
There s a rogue in the breast o' your
coat "
I coorted sweet Shelah for Biven yearB
an over.
Thin I swore by the saints I'd Shelah
give over.
The roKue in me coat I'd never found
out.
If Shelah heretlf hed not turned me
about ;
The darlint vourneeD is the rogue in me
breast.
An' bv the siven parishes there she
Fhall rest.
An' now '.is,
"Come along. Barney,
Never mind your blarney,
'Tis Shelah that's hid in your coat. "
Dangerous to Fool With Cotton.
It is currently reported that the
Mecklenburg county Farmere' Alli
ance lost upwards of $6,000, or be
tween six and seven dollars per
capita, on cotton last season, and
that this has not only pat a
"quietus" on Alliance speculation
iu cotton, but has indefinitely
postponed the establishment of the
much talked of subtreasnry organ
at this place.
Douoiletts this will remind a few
aspiring financiers that much
mony can be lost as well as made
in tbe bu ing and selling of cotton
The surest and safest way to get
mouey out of it or into it is to grow
it; is not then a fLiahlight drajun or
toi tone's mirage on the Plains of
Poverty, bat a matter of bone and
Hinew and intelligent application
of means to the end. Charlotte
Piedmont.
A Serious Case.
Customer My watch wont's go.
Jeweler (examining it( My! myl
Bave yoa been ia a railroad col
lision? Catomer (suprised) Why, no.
Jeweler (solemnly) vVhen yoa
undress yoa should not throw yoar
vest on the floor when yoar watch
is in the pocket.
Customer (thoaghifnl) I never
do, I have been exceedingly careful
w ith that watch. Don't know how
it got hart. How long will it take
to tlx it?
Jeweler (after another examina
tion) You'd better leave it here at
least a week, bat if yoa can get
along without it, I would advise
two weeks.
Cu-tomer Very well. Do it np
right, tiood day.
Jeweler (to assistant) Hans,
blow that speck of dast off" this
wheel, and charge up five dollars
ior repairs. Good News.
LEMON KLIXIR.
A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
For biliouoties acd constipation, take
LemoD Elixir.
For indigestion and fouli omach, take
Lemon Elixir
For tick and nervous heudr.cb.e8. take
Lemon Elixir'
For sleeplessness and nervousness.
take Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fever, chills RDd malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you In any
of the above diseases, all of which arise
from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach,
kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Ut. 11. Jlozley,
Atlanta, Ga.
50c. ard Sl-00 p- r bo' tie. t-.ola by
arugjrt-'.
A P .Uill.NENT MINISTER WRITFS.
Afttr :en year- f great su-N'i'.v
from in 1 iet'or. i h trrea r.. i,
prot-trati'n. 1 i i .-j-iit f, 'fo'- i
e.eyb ctj-1 - ifj - f i ;-tti-''- I rifivo. .
cured by L- V: z - h L-. an a fcl'xi
and am now , w- ii c- an
Rev. C. C iuvi:,
EH. M K Cr.uri'l, S -uth
No 2" (Vuatl Atlon-a. Gt
Whenever a mm c'n toies tvd he
shftkes hands with the devil.
Sliiloh's Consumption Cure.
Thi) is b. yocd question the most
puccesBfu! Couuh Medicine we have
ever so.d, a few d 3ks invariably cure
the worst cases of tough, Crcup and
Bronchitis, while iM wonderful success
in th" cure of Consumption is without a
parallel in the history of medicine.
Sines its first discovery it has been sold
on a guarantee, a test which DO Other
medicinti can etar.d. If you hare a
'ough 'e earnestly ai-k ou to try it.
Price 10o . 50o. and il If your lungs
re sore, chtst or back lame, use 8hi
loh's Porotii Plaster. Sold by New
B-rne D.-u Co
No man is good who behaves
himself simply because he has to.
BUCKLEY'S AKNltiA SALVK
The Besttialve in the world for Cute,
Bruinr ores, Ulcers, Salt Itheum, Fever
S..res, Tetter, CoappeJ Hauds, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skiu Eruptione, and posi
tively cures Piles, or do pay required. It
is guar -no ed to give petfeet satisfaction,
or uioi.ej refunded. Price 25 c-inl per
tiox rorsaie in Ni-whern by K. !S. Dufty,
A'hoit-sa'e and retail druggist.
Thethinkful mati is aU a siich.
S iiioii's Cat ir h Remedy A uisr?el-uu-i
cure for Catarrh. D.pitberia
t'. n't r mouth nd Bradacbe. With
a h li ni'i- ihi-n- is an lugenious nasal
Ii. j t t r for i be morA uccess'ul treat
rue.it of these ci m ,iaiats without exti a
coarse Price 50o. So.'d by New
Berna Drug.Co.
"Tuiri
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af BUBararofaUon to endorse It. Few are the
anWUcant families who do not keep Castoria
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