Til K DEMOCRAT
FRIDAY AUGUST
1887.
Advertising Rates
1 column a year,
$80.00.
1 column a year,
"i column a year,
i column a year,
inch a year ,
l-'or shorter time
- - - $45.00.
- - - ?2.r).00.
- - - 15.00:
- - - $7.50.
than one year
j; tv per cent aaled to t lie prorata
yearly rate. 2s'o departure from
t l.t'sc terms.
LOCAL ITEMS-
ll.n'?.NIV(iS IX AND AROUND
moTLAND NECK OUR PEOPLE
AND THEIR MOVEMENTS.
m J -J- 11L
N K WAD V I : R T I SEME N T S .
I!. 1. Albrook for sale.
.1 il.n Wood is in town.
To much rain for cotton.
St ..- I. 1. AUbrook's notice.
Fiii! line of white goods at N. B. Josey
Co's.
Miss Kate Fcilds is in town.
Lawns in abundance at N. B. Josey i
Co's ft 5c.
Dan EJmondson visited Littleton Mon-d;iv.
Halifax, the guest of Miss Maud
MEAL! MEAL! MEAL! For sale by ! Oregory, ban left for home in G-or-".
11. lviivmx at Brick Mill. j (rj;l
Mr. Milliard's school openfd on Mon
day last.
Call to see the new goods at N. B.
d.Ki-y A: Co's before purchasing elscs
wiiL-re.
Mr. Jim Harvel, ol Enlield, called to!
sec us yesterday.
1'arasois and umbrellas Ave have got
fn.-i, in- to ?l't. all the newest natterns at
M. 1! oilman's.
Mrs. Bud Wood
Wood's family.
is visiting Dr.
Messrs. Edmondscn & Josey are the
only merchants who sell the Celebrated
Eclipse Cotton planter in this place.
Mr. O'uilford Cooke, of Conway, S. C,
is visiting his relatives and friends.
Complete line of Dress goods, and
worsted goods in endless variety at N. B.
Josey & Co's.
The Female school at the Academy in
Scotland Neck wiil not open until first
Monday in September.
Just received 1,50) pounds of the best
country made hams that we will sell at a
reasonable price. M. Hofl'maD.
Mrs. W. A. Dunn and Miss Annie
Dunn returned from Littleton Monday.
Come and see M. Hoffman's new spring
stoeK it is the largest and best assorted
ever brought to town.
Dan Edmondson's son-in-law and
daughter, O. Taylor and Minnie Taylor
are m town.
In white goods and hosiery we have the
largest slock this side of Baltimore and
we will make prices lower than ever.
M. H oilman.
It rained Tuesday night until it stopped,
and when it did stop the earth was cov
ered with water.
"'( pit cos Dress ginghams just received
.it N. B. Josey & Co's which they are
svllinj at Se. per yard.
Cum crops are now beyond danger and
n.oie corn will be made iu this county
by double than any year in ten.
I'lease keep jour cattle oft our grass
i t- These lots don't bftlong to the pub-
W. II, Kitchin.
Judge A'ure, of the iirru of Eure, Far-;
nr ;v Co.. Norfolk. Virginia, was in
to-.vn this week. The judge id a clean
c.-.-ar cut gentleman irom neaa to iooi.
X. 15. Josey & Co. hare a large stock
' f iteeJ's celebrated ladies' shoes. They
u: the best and moa't stvlish on the
i:.
IU-:i iary always gay and happy, sent
a 1';. manna centelope, some under four
i :onr. and live inches in diameter.
..ir.ks. do us so again and we will take
We h-ive in our Den Smith pasture j
v -dee!! head of cattle; owners will
and make arrangements ioi pasuirs
n,' (n or pay damages and take them
;s w ; y ,
W. If. KlTCHIN.
'I In lct.!er of 1). C. Thrower is puL
1 -!ivd on business pririciples. as an
Ki rtisement We do no, eadorse
Vi !, controversies and are noway
r. .: .,;, il.l.j for it.
turage furnished for cows and colts j
1 ,.v until November or Deeembel ;
o .uars ner head. - o
v stock ta-'
r than two dollars for shorter
Ca'.tle wiil get f t in six weeks.
V. II K rrcn in.
; ivage had watermelons m town
Wi '!.! v wp"rhii'.T fortv nounds. That
J C '
i- ii.'ld Doctor, sow chills and fever
i i' i l cr.vf. and rem a harvest this
fall,
the
b'tiie fdiills are 111 proportion to
litis t'icv will be yerv large ones
J i' -T A kki vki. A car load of tine
' and horses at nrices to suit the
t.u
Will sell for ca-.li.
ire good stock are invited to
1 an
1 i xa.nin e ours.
ft -
Ke.-p'y
Dkh s A: Johnson.
'1 h'. Srot'.iind Neck Military Company
I.1' elected Captain Whit Anthony its
That is rieht bovs vour captain
i. .- -:,eh 1, !,.,,! r nr.wrr mixed. He
lav U.u.i vhe b'ooming of the cannon, J
the rattl.- of the musketry, and both seen !
5'i.d felt the c'ash of the saber. He was
''or trotu sizty-one to sixty-five and if
ty rail he wiil be thar again. Three
( ,' . r 1",. ii .. ...... onil lnuv tbev be
.ra-.easthew-Uuum. and Ko where !
A ,
he leads.
"ur laces and embroideries are of the
' dc.Mgiis and were bought to match
,J " dress goods which comprise new
Ulil"gs, tnrots,crinkles, batistes, lawns.
hatm jiii'hams and so forth.
M. lloflmau.
xxALIFAX GLEANINGS
We are having pleuty rain in this
sec ion. Crops never looked better.
Farmers are in erood stiirita. and rh
; harvest promises to be abundanf
Crime seems to be on the decrease
iu our county, as our jail his only
lour inmates, three of whom we
learn , were imprisomed for insanity-
Halifax is on the improve, Messrs
Froelich Bros, are now remodelling
the H Fancett ton preparator?
to the opening of a lare stock ol
fall goods.
The beautiful residence of Mr.
Fred Froelich, on the corner oppo
site the depot, is nearing comple
tion. The gaiety of Halifax bus about
suosKiea since the most of ti nninr
la(ly visitors hav returned home
a number of our own a-e oil on pleas
ure trips lor the summer.
One of our young men. wTio has
fur some years leen boarding at
ti e iiotfl has stopped and is now
keeping his own house and table.
Doubtless he has matrimonial as
pirations in his head.
Miss Minnie Battle who has been
spending the summer thus far in
Miss Emily Gil'iam is visiting
friends in Greensboro, where she
will spend the rest of the summer.
Miss Lou Hill is on a
Iriends in Chapel Hill.
visit to
Missi Urn Jim! Vlnn- V'ltl,- r
j ---..j.. ...... A in , v 1 1
i Ilioksford, Va., are viseting Mrs.
C. W. Faucet t.
Miss Gertrude Grizzird, who has
bceti on a short visit to friends ;n
this place, returned to Jarret's, Va.,
her home, Saturday, accompanied
by Miss Minnie Carraway.
C. II. B
i'umocitATir ai i;:wei:-
flllll.ICA.
Is a life-tenure in oHKio democrat
ic or republican? Is it m accord
with the genius of free institutions
that a set of niea should go into of
See under examination .13 to qualis
tication and then continue in office
for twenty, thirty, forty or even
fifty years? Is an aristocracy of of
lice, holders a thing to be desired in
a free country? Mu?t a law be en
acted that shall deprive the people
of the right to change their own of
fieials? Shall the power of selection
for cilice be taken from the people
in that government that is of the
people and by the people and for the
people?
This is precisely what Civil Ser
vice does and proposes to do. A
travelling Commission to sehetofV
fleers is substituted for the will of
the people. In fact by the Civil
Service law the whole business of
regulating and selecting officials is
for ever taken from the people, and
is given to a rovirg commission.
Let it not be forgotten that the
system proposed is British is alto
gether undemocratic. It destroj's
the whole underlying principles of a
representative Government. Public
opinion under our system is the
great corrective of abuses and
wrongs. But the B.itish life tenure
uttCiiy destroys and denies all this.
The hnuia ilnCourier-Juiiral states
this great principle in a very few
words. It says :
"Party is the agent for executing the
will of the peonle, and office is its vehicle.
The divorcement, then, of office and polis
tics means the abandonment of represent
ative government.
'1 hat is the wlule idea in a nut-shell,
and all the clamor about fitness end mer
it as if parties were not eoually inters j
ested iu obtammir them cai.!ot m&k. i
out anything of the Mugwump vi w but
a purpose to take the Government ii.r
ther Irom the people and nearer ta the
plutocrpcy, which is seekin to establish
an imperial oligarchisin. under the name
of a republic, and on the ruins of our j
admirable system of National and State
federation, with its coequal powers, and
just limitations resting directly on the j
consent of the governed that is the pub- j
he onmion of the people readily ascer-,
tained at the poll."
The new-tanitd BrUish system 13
utterly and irretrievably undemo
cratic and uruepublic.an, Wilmmg
ton Star.
Then my dearly beloved brother
in Democracy , how can you support
an administration which says it is
pledged to and wedded to this
al ominable and odious system and
U determined to fasten it on the
COUi.try if such a thing be possible,
e ,i5o,,lr.
even 11 11 snouiu coi hic '".i"-
mei.t and disolution of the party to
which 3011 and I am so strongly at
tached , and to whose principles we
j,aVe d.eroted the best years of ur
lives? We know 011 are honest and
siencerc in all you wrj'o ard say.
We know if you cein u.t au error it
is an error of the head and not of
the heart. But we ask you in candor
and all sincerity if it is not wrong
morally and politically not to do all
in our power to defeat the man or
party who is pledged to do, and is
doin2 all that is possible to fasten
the new-fangled British system''
which " is utterly and irretrievably
undemocratic
and unrepublican"
upon the country? This is our idea
()f tue matter ; we may be wrong,
you may be able, with your enlarg
ed experience and accumulated wis
dom to shed some light upon our
as yet darkened understanding up
on this odious dananab'e humbug,
viewed from our standpoint. We
believe in party discipline and
party obligations. We beiieve as a
r lie and under almost any circum
stances we onffht to stand to our
j friends and our party. We believe
j the cause ought to be very great
j and very serious which should iu-
due one to withhold Lis loyalty and
j fealty to his party, provided he is
at uearc a io voiee ana ueiieTer m
its principles. But in the case of
Grover Cleveland and his adminis
tration, is not the cause great, and
serious and is it not a departure,
at right-angels from all the doc
trines, customs and traditions of
the builders of the party and the
expounders of its principles? And
if so is it not our duty to do all in
our power honorably and openly to
repudiate and kill out the influence
of the man who is endeavoring to
reverse the order of things and to
establish an oilicial class for life to
be handed down from father to son,
with special privileges and prerog
atives over an above the balance of
the American people? And tins is
not the worse feature in Mr. Cleve
land's characters as a ruler. His
theory of governing the territories
and the District of Columbia,
and his positioa on the siher
and gold question and his position
on the race question are all more
odious and contemptible than his
civil service ideas, but as you did
not refer to those, we will not ask
or trouble you now about them.
OPEN LETTER NO. 2.
Deak Bkkthuenand Fkiends:
It again becomes my painfull duty
to appear before you in vindication
of certain statements made in my
Open Letter published last winter
about the act;oa of Turkey Branch
church and its pastor. I write this
with the firm belief that the best
way to build up a church, pure and
undefiled, is to expose its errors, and
wrong doings so that others may see
thereby compelling them reform. I
have endeavored as far as l'eth in
me to keep personal feelinga out of
this controversy. If you should
think that I have not, then
please remember that this Old Adam
Nature is very hard to controll in
such cases ; and pray for me. In re
gard to the resolutions said to have
been passed by the church I shall
have but little to say, as they have
been publicly declared to be false
by Bro Daniel in the Democrat of
June 3rd and contradiction challeng
ed which no one has dared to meet.
As to Mr. Kivitte whom it is said
drew up the resolution, I will eay
but little and thaf little with prater.
I have heard those who are best ac
quainted with him say that the)
believed that Judas was a perfect
angel to him. For further inform
ation I refet you by permission to
Dr. I. T. Bellamey, of Enfield with
whom he lived and done business for
several years and to Mr. S. II. Eure
who left a bale of cotton in Mr.
Kivitte's possession and has never
seen it since, and to statements
made in church conference about
tlus cotton and about grinding corn
on Sunday, I refer you to members
of the church and to church records
I invite you to see the above named
gentlemen and learn from them the
facts in the case. Mr, G. T. Saund
ers is the same man that I alluded
to in my first letter going to liing
wood gambling : for incorrect states
mcnt3 made iu church conference I
refer you to James Boon, Sr. , and
Samuel Taylor both members of trie
same church.
There is one statement mado in
the resolution that 1 will notice
briefly viz: "The church records sho.v
that fellowship was withdrawn from
Bro Thrower at the September meet
ing a rut the action nf the church j
proccd of at the next confer uce
meeting by a rising vote of the largest
meeting of members ever held in the
church"'' f refer you to my first letter
tor the answer to the first part of
this quotation it is the last part t'aat
1 wish to notice. Bro W. D. Saund
ers was kind enough to shov me the
records and there was not one word
on them to show th:;t the action ever
has been approved by the church. I
called Bro Saunders' attention to
this and he remarked, "that they
ought to have been alike." Bro
Boon informed me that there was
but seven or eight mcmbfrs present
at the "nest conference" alluded to.
Just such statements as this setins
to be the " Loyalty to Christ" that
they boast of. May the good Lord
have mercy on all such. I hopa no
one will understand me a3 saying
one word about Bro Duke :the church
and Mr. Wilcox are trjdng to hide
the whole affair behind his good
name. I learn from good authority
that he said that he was sorry that
he ever came to Turkey Branch at
all. In a letter to me he says "As
to in' being moderator does not say
that I approed or disapproved of
..ri., ,i;,i'' i hv
ihe utmost confidence and love for
i ; i 1 1 - ih ., th. mA timp I
ITIRIL LUC LOWlLl.in. UlU. M. v
cannot let Mr. Wilcox and Turkey
Branch church hide their wrong do
ing behind his pure Christian name,
As Mr. Wilcox h-s verbally denied
the statements that I made in inj
first letter aud "says they are un
truths" I will give the certificates
that is in my possession and you can
decide w!. it is that ins to'.d the
"untruths." ;
Enfield, N. C-, April 17. j
This is to certify thai we the under
signed members of Turkey branch church
heard A. i. Wilcox say at our house on
February L5th, s0 that L. B. Daniel
and D. C. Thrower were the only mem- !
oers 01 lurKev jrancn cnurcn wn nad 1
sense enough to make a church clerk.
Mr. Wilcox went to see Mr. Daniel the
same evening to get him to become clerk.
Sirs an D. Tjiuow ek,
S. G. Daniel,
II. S. Thkowek.
Mr. Wilcox now say that he
never thought of saying such a thing
calling the above persons bar?.
State of Nokth Cakolina, Halifax:
Cocntv. I
March ."!l-t, 17.
This is to ccrthy that 1 was with the
Rev. A. i. Wilcox at C. T. Sau id.rs in
the spring of 18Sj. While the church
contravesy at Turkey Branch was joing
on. And while Mr. Saunders was out
getting Mr. Wilcox's horse. Mrs. Saund
ers said to Mr. Wilcox (alluding to D. C.
Thrower contradicting him) Dro Wilcox
I did not think you would have taken it.
Mr. Wilcox answered "No if it had been
under different circumstances I would
have put my knit's into his guts."'
C. C. Carlisle.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 31st March, 1SS7.
K.
WlLKINS, J. 1'.
Enfield, N. C. March 21th, ISsT.
This is to certify that we the under
signed members of Turkey Branch
church have heard A. (J. Wilcox sa'
that he would not preach at a church if
he knew there was one member of that
church opposed to him.
Elizareth Caklisle,
Sam c el Tayloi:,
Susan D. Tiiuower.
I have been informed that Mr.
Wilcox bitterly denies this and his
denial has been so general to the
three above certificates that I deem it
unnecessary to give any certificate
to that alfeci, though plenty at com
mand ,
Enfield, N. C, March 21th, 1SS7.
This is to certify that we the under
signed members of Turkey Branch
churrh do be'ieAe that 1). C. Thrower
has been treated wrongfully by the
church action in the present contra versy .
James K. Boon,
Elizaheth Taylor,
W. II. Judoe,
L. B. Daniel,
Samuel Taylor,
Charity A. Williams,
Elizabeth Carlisle,
Bat Williams.
This shows that the church has
never been united about this matter.
Enfield, N. C, January 27th, 1SS7.
Bro Wilcox.
We the undersigned members of Tur-ke-
Branch church after carefull' look
ing at the condition of our church mem
bership do believe it will be for the bene
fit of the church and Christ Kingdom for
you to resign as pastor. We therefore
kindly ask for your resignation. Hoping
you may find other fields of Labor where
your service will be more acceptable to
the entire membership. We remain your
in Hope of Heaven.
L. B. Daniel,
Susan D. Thrower,
U.S. Thrower ,
Gertrude Thrower,
Grace T. Thrower.
Enfield, N. C, April oth, 1SS7.
We the undersigned are personally
acquainted with D. C, Thrower and take
pleasure in testifying to his honorable
and upright deportment and his Chris
tian character.
B. F. Whitaker, J. P.and former
ly Mayor.
T. L. Whitaker, P. M. at Enfield.
S. S. Alsor, Attorney at Law.
G. B CuRTis,Merchant at Enfield.
H. Bond, Depty Sheriff.
W. F. Barker, Treasurer of Hali
fax connty.
1 S. Fetwat, M. I).
11. WlLKINS, J. P.
Boons Sunday School, March 20th, 1Ss7.
We teachers and scholars of the above
school do cheerfully state that we have
the utmost confidence in the Christian
bearing of our superintendent D. C.
Thrower and believe him to be a Chris
tian, and we wcoild not exchange him for
any other superintendent that we know.
Mary A. Eure,
James K. Hoon,
Nann.e Roon.
Maggie Shaw,
Arthur William?
Charles Vick,
R. L. Williams,
Li.zie II . Hoon,
Oscar Eleanor,
Maggie I). Ifoon,
Pattie I'oon,
Mar- F. lioon,
Griee T. Thrower,
S. R. vViilioms.
I now invite one and all who have
become int'-Tested u. this matter to
examine for yourselves. I could go
on J.ml give other certificates and
hard speeches of Mr. Wilcox. Such
as saying that he "hoped no one
would ever spe. k another word of
consolation to me," but I deem the
above stillicient for the present. In
closing I desire to say if I have j shall sell at the Court-house door in
written anything that is incorrect : Halifax on Monday the 5th day of Sept
fhnt T am willing to take it back. ember, 1S7 the following tracts of land
.i i,..u , r r,rvp l thB cn
for I desire to be just and right , tor
j me "one nan uas not ueen ioiu.
But 4T will wait a time with pa -
. . I I A I l , i.l.l II
I
! tience" before I say more. May I
I be saved from all fanaticism and
ilintly set niys.lf to learu and do
inr matt i s will
r . i n i i m an
Amen,
j
V.
C. THRO WE I? .
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if
PURELY VEGETABLE.
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rivER, KlDNEYSf
- and Bowels.
kH EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR
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Iypepia. .Hlt'i Ilruititrhr,
Conciliation, JUiUnutnrxa,
KJdnry A fraction. Iaaniire.
Mental Irpreaioa, Collr.
Ko Honsenold Suould be Witboct ii,
and. by teini kept ready ft t imrm'tliate u.
will save rnuny an linur if surT-'riiin and
many a dollar in time and d'X'torV billi.
THERE IS BUT ONE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
Sae that you gat tha gaauina with rad ' ' 2"
an front of Wrappar. Prepared ealy fcf
J.H.ZEILIH 4. CO., Sola Pr.priatoc,
Philadalahia. Pa. Fit ICE, LOO.
NOTICE! !
4OAK GHOYE
MALK ACADKMV.
SCOTLAND NECK. N. C.
The 3rd session of this school will be
gin on Monday the 1st of August. ss7.
TUITION PER QUARTER OF TEN
A EEKS.
LOWEST grade (Spelling, Reading and
Writing) ... $1.10
SECOND grade with Arithmetic and
English orammer - - 3.25
II I(; HER English & Mathematics ';.50
Latin (extra) 1.25
Quarterly reuorts will be issued and
charges lor tuition will be due quarterly
in cash, or its equivalent, or closed by
note bearing interest.
No pupil taken for less time than one
quarter, and no deduction made for loss
time; except in cases of protracted sick
ness, or extreme necessity, or by special
contract.
Very reasonable board can be obtain
ed with the Principal, or in town or
vicinity.
All who contemplate sailing their
children are earnestly requested to have
them present at the n r br:i,tuiug of the
session and thus save much embarrass
ment and inco ivenience.
For further particulars apply to
It- E. OWENS.
Principal.
UNIVERSITY
OF
NORTH CAROLINA I
CHAPEL HILL. IT. C-
The session is divided into two terms:
the first beginning the last Thursday in
August and ending at Christmas, the
second beginning early in January and
ending first Thursday in June. Tuition,
$30.00 for each term. For room rent
and service, 5.00 per term. Those uns
able to pay tuition are allowed to gk e
their notes, secured if possible. Tuition
in the Normal Course free. Post Gradu
ate instruction also free. The Faculty is
now sufficiently strong to give instruction
in a wide range of studies.
For terms in the Law School appi' to
Hon. John Manning, LL. f). For Cata
loguesapplyjo W. T. Patterson, Hursar,
Chapel Hill, N, 0. For special inform
ation apply to
KEMP P. P.ATTLr:, LL. D.
jul 1-1 in.
iitoi'i:siio:Ai,.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
SCOTLAND NECK, N. C.
Practices wherever his services
are
required.
feb IS-ly.
. W. H. KITCHIN,
Attorney a counsellor at law
Scotland Neck, N. C.
HITOtfice corner of Main & 10th
Streets,
!
WM. H. LEWIS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT ,
LAW. 1
Practices in all 'he courts Slate and Fed- j
era!. Loans i' irotiau-d. .'laiun colic.
1 ed. Prompt attention to luine-. Of-
lice over Post-office. Scotland Neck. . . ;
WM. C. FINCH.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KING WOOD. N. r.
Practices where cr his s-rvices are
required. Spec'a! autntiun given to col
lections, and remittance."-promptly made.
mar. 25.
NOTICE!
i to satisfy State and County taxes
due for
1SS6.
lOO acres of lanl in Conoconary town-
shjp listed for taxation by L
j Pr bv j. t. I
D. Adkins.
" '
."." acres nnta oy o. i. i''.
."5 acres listed by W. T. P.akcr.
:t:s acres in Palmyra township listed
j by A . J Curry
CO acres listed by TVnitha Hopkins.
SO acres in Scotland Neck township
listed by Mack Smith.
Aug. 3rd, 1S7.
R. J. LEWI:
IJ. I. Alsiik x:;
aug5-4t.
Sheriff.
Dtpty.
NOTICE.
OUR MACHINE SHOP IS NOW READY
FOR OPERATION-
Work done at LOWEST figures and on
SHORTEST TIMK.
Steam always on; ready to prrind your corn
bolt vour flour: turn vour shaft, bore cvlinder
fit vour pipe, coupling:
For all klnas of Machine work
who has charge of the shop ana will
GIVE US YOUli GRINDING , SAWING, GINNING COTTON, ad
J'ATliONACJr:
00
CARTS AND WAGONS BUILT ON SHOIM
NOTICE.
M S.
ADMINISTRATORS NOflCK.
Havin? .qualified a the adinuus- '
trator of the estate of John 1 Willey
deceased. Notice is hereby given to
all peraons hav,n2 claiu, a?.io.t j
the said Willey to present them to ,
me duty authenticated on or be. ore :
the fifhenth day of July 188. i
Otherwise tlna notice wiUb pleaded;
in bar of recovery. All persons i. j
lebted to said deceased at the time ,
of his death , will pleas make early ;
pay men!, to
me.
.las. T. Dawson.
Admr. J
P. W illey deceased.
; Halifax N. C. I
) July 1st 18S7 S
VITALITY OF GREAT MEN
is cot always innata or born wiih
them.bat many instances are known
where it has been acquired by the
persistent and judicious use oft)r.
Harter's Iron Tonic.
or Steamjoint.
, fitting", or supplies , A IM'LT t
order nn tiling not on hand
IN GUI i LINK.
PITT
, Ji'n,
Neck, N. C., hare recently become preat-
y eXCjl(.,i cver th astonishing fartn.
that several of their friends who had been
pronounced by their phyl um as in.
-able and J-:
lJel,n completely cured by Dr.
U)g ,-cw Discoverv f. r'oriurrotior.,
only remedy thatdoea poMtie'V '-ur
ail throat and lo:,g "Trul Trill
Co ds Asthrna l ) W
'i utiles il.
Yf ONDERFUL CI RES.
V. D. Hoyt X Co.. Wholcvile and
Retail Druggists of Rome, Ja..
have been selling Dr. King's New Is
coTerr, Electric Hitters and Iurklen s
rnica alve f'r two years. Hare never
handled remedies that sell as well, or
eife such universal satisfaction. Therw
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. SeTera
cases of pronounced Consumption hav
been entirely cured by use of a few lot
ties of Or. King's New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electr.c Bitters. W e
guarantee them always, bold hj i.
Whitehead & Co,