TiiK DEMOCRAT
I ! I HSl A V MAY 10, 188'..
POLISHER'S KQT.CE-
' . i : ; ;s ' '-l r.t s of a. 1 k iii is must bo in
. -;C(. bv 'I r.esday afternoon to in-
publication for the current week.
! ,,c;w. Advk.kti-kmkxts- 10 cents a
Vr each insertion.
- ,!,:.! f:r ("d ndrcrtisinj due weekly
HOME ITEMS.
, ,r tow:i e'ection is over and nil O K.
K. V . Han is vet sells the best
v f.ir the least money, ami the
. drink. Also Export Beer, rorter
.., (Vr., and the fintst cigar?. Live
fat I'll Mint .Juleps and line
.una ie at Ii. V'. Harris's, Scotland
t received at N. 15. dospy ,t Co..? a
assortment of Ilamburgs, Km
ries. Kmhri ifered skirts, Yalen
s, Lace, Flouncing, Ac
some bargains at N. 15. .'osey &. Co.'s
I.-, :i-s Flack Si'.k I'mbrellas for $1.50.
hvJies P.olbriggan Tests COc. per pair
:,; N. P. Josey & Co.'s.
Oents Bleached .Jeans Drawers for 31c.
s: N. I". -Joey A: Co.'s.
Suits for young men from $Lo0 to 22.00
V N. B. J osey fr Co.'s.
Pigured Sateens at 10c. Striped, and
Fitrurcd and So id Sateens at 15c. and'iOc.
at N. B- duscy t Co.'s.
Peautifu! line of Ivory handled Fans
f--r rho. at N. 1'. J osey A Co.'s.
KKMLMPFIl that X. B. Josey Jc Co.'s
is ,eaduarters for School Books. They
;ivr below a price list of a few:
H?ln os' First Reader, new - - 1 cents.
!1 lines' Second Reader, new - 2o '
!h dmcs' Third Reader, new - s 40 11
H.i'.i! o-s'Fourth Reader, new(in press) 50c.
II '.rues' Fifth Reader - - - SOcents.
H lino' New History Cnitrd States $1.00
Ma ny's L'ementary O'eography - - UOc.
Miiiiv's .Manual of Oeographv,
N. C. Kdition - - $1.30
' Kel!og".s (IraJed Lessons
in Fnglish s - - - - 40c.
1 ,v Kellogg's Higher Lessons
in Fugli'sh ------ 70c.
r.'s Hi.tory of North Carolina - S5e.
v
S; -phfiis History of United States $1.()S
tiii "'.rich's Child Hi tor v U. S, - - COc.
:n. ford's Primary Arithmetic '20c.
Sai-foid's 1 nlermcdiate Arithmetic - ;?!ic.
S.i ifird's CoinuionSchool Arithmetic Glc.
S:, A rd's IFgher Arithmetic - - 1.00
W -reester's Primary Dictionary - 4ic.
VV rces'cr's N?iV Schoi 1 Dictionary t0e.
fj recstor's Academic Dictionary - $1.50
ft .r. 'ester's OctaTO Dictionary - - ".40
;nton"s Language Piiir.cr - - 2Sc.
Harrington's Spelling Book - - 20c.
'."d-"s Abridged Physiology - 50c.
.Ismes' Southern Selections - - 1.10
Harvey's Revised Elementary
i.iraamiar - . - s 50c.
K iihhcr Belting at Edmonds on & Josey's.
TOWN AX ir)UNTY.
l'vj your oid'scnj-i'ion.
A gentleman said on the streets that
M. Opoenheimer has the best garden in
tr.v::.
We have received invitation to attend
tail at Chapel Hill commencement
complimentary to the class of
Mr. T. II. Taylor, of Aurelian Springs,
l.-H Muii lav morning for Bristol, Tenn.,
where In w:ll trot ""Link" in the spring-
r c '-' s .
The farmers of this community seem to
he i;i good spirits md think that pros-
e". foi a good crop this year are llatter-
1. very thing which belongs to pure,
healthy blood is imparted by Hood's Sar--m
inlla. A trial will convince you of
:u mei it.
Mr. Noah Biggs is having his house
r. -painted, lie has within the past year
1. 1 1 his house remodeled and the change
is a pretty one.
Dr. W. O. McDowell's yard is the
; rettiest in town, at least considering the
'.-::".ii of time it has been laid off and set
w.ih ilowcrs.
Cape. Southerland has made improve
t: r.u mi the passenger cars. He has
' etrpeted the aisle which is quite an im
: : . - nier.t.
Bank Failuke. We learn thatthere
is i rumor that the bank of Ward & Co.,
e! Murfree-boro, has failet'. We have
i.'-t heard the particulars farther than a
.-titeiu-nt of the failure.
I'-KtiKK iiisiiiiuii. We learn from a
rrepondent at Ringwoou that Mr.
iDr.ter Norman's little son of that sec
li:-:i had the misfortune to break his
t'.ig'i recently, but is doir.g well.
Thk Democuat acknowUdges an in
Ti'atii)n to attend the closing exercises of
Salem 1 1 iirh School at Huneley's on 23rd
and -iV.h of May. Hon. Kemp 1 Battle
deliver the address.
V')f Bkatttv. Homes can have ro
:;: re beautiful hanging than a handsome
i i. itjgraph of loved ones. Mr. R. Hy
: i in gives satisfaction in all his work of
v.- :,i-:d- Call on him before he leaves-.
Mr. M. I). Allsbrook, one of our best
i .ens, exhibited on the streets Tuesday
' i.e mule colt. He is moving in the
i '.'-it '"irection. Retail of our farmers
rise tluir .-tock and we will have better
t -r:i , in this country.
"ar readers, and especially some of the
i ;ug men of the town, v 11 ba much in
t re'.ed in M i Byrd'scommunication which
p-iMisit o: the first page of this issue
Mr. BVrd was located here for a year
- ' ndeared himself to the people of
t ' i - entire section.
I 'n: Demockat feels much encouraged
ii tin- many kind exf.ressions of com
f ii i m that its fiier.ds throuihout
ip.ty are leased to offer. Wo just
v '' ev.-:i cash for our work and we'll do
' - ' "-t all the time.
'!':.: Smitiiiiel I Iend'l which shared the
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i. i-
fortune with other enterprises of that
i i i the great tire a few weeks ago
j'.:k: up out of the ashes in its usual
an 1 with its usual promptness.
Xcoko AM Mfto KTU.ei). -On Tues-j
day afternoon a negro and a mule were
killed by lightning near Palmyra.
Negro's name was Nathan Smith.
Horace Cre-dy is cre i
-d r ith
;ai-g
that '-the darkest h '-ir in the ?.i-;.,ry
any young man is when L s:U d .vri to
study how to get money without honestly
earning it."
Maoistkates take xotke. All
magistrates appointed by the last ien
eral Asstmbfv of North Carolina will
take notice that they must qualify by
11th of June or tliey can not qualify at
all. Let them all remember tins.
SjKKIINC IN TOWN'.
town lias become common.
nootms
in
It is a viol
ioia-
ting of the town ordinances a;w those
guilty of it ought to he brought to justice, j
The Demociiat has all the tim .- .'aid !
'"bring them to account for it,"
We heard a gentleman who vi-irs .Scot
land Neck, quite often, say that the town
is improving all the time. And so it is.
Several good buildings have gone up dur
ing the past two yars, and ttie prospects
are good for greater improvements m the
near future.
Seriously HuRT.-Mr. T. II. Christie,
of South daston, informs us that some
days ago his son, J. II. Christie who is
living in Portsmouth, fell from the plats
foim of pile driver and was seriously if
not fatally injured. Mr. Christie was
building a dock for the government.
The ritoi'EK thing. Mr. Jas. II.
Lawrence showed us recently a consider
able piece of what lie calltd salt rock
which he will put in his cow lot. From
this the cows wid get enough salt and
not too much. It is a capital idea. Few
persons salt stock exactly right.
The wokk has hkgun. Mr. J. C.
Pittman has received his brick machine
to manufacture the brick for the new
cotton factor'.
Clay has been dug and the work will
commence at once. He will employ
about a dozen hands. So much for a
diversity of labor already,
Mr. Brown, one of the students in Vine
Hill Academy, roceived a severe hurt on
his eye last week while playing base ball.
He was catching behind the bat and the
ball struck him almost in the e'e, caus
ing it to swell very much. No serious
injury was dene .however.
A t'KEl.r an Springs. Our correspon
dent writes that Mrs. YY.E. Morris who
has been quite sick is getting well. Mr.
(. W. Morris and Miss Elizabeth (Jlas
gow were married at the home of the
brideonind inst. Members of the Farm
er's Alliance claim that supplies will
be cheap in the near future.
If you owe us as much as a dollar for
Tue I) e mock at (you know whether you
do or not) plexse send it to us at once.
Almost any one can get up a dollar. But j wai a resident of this town for some time
now if every one puts this matter of till and our people all remember him pleas
the fall it will make it mighty hard on us. j antly. Mr. Gregory is seilmg in connec
But if every one will pay us his dollar j tion with a general merchandise in (x
we can slip along pretty well. j ford the smoking tobacco manufactured
"Unt DiMR Animate.'' We have
received the May Number of this excel
lent little paper, published in Boston.
It takes for;ts matto in the number bes
fore us Cowper's merciful sentiment:
M would not enter on my list of fr iends.
Though graced with polished manners
and line sense.
Yet wanting stnibdity, the man
Who needlessly sets foot upon a worm."
Bkat tifcl. We were shown at the
residence of Dr. Wood this week the
handsomest imitation of stained glass vs e
have ever seen.
It is the work of Mr. M. Oppenheimer
and is beautiful beyond disenption . Dr.
Waod has the most handsomely painted
front and side lights in town, and its cost
is mere nominal.
Give us the news when you come
to town. We very much appreciate every
single item that is sent or given us. Al-
most every patron of this paper "could
give us an occasional item of news. Sups
pose all try to giro the editor just one
little item once a month. You have no
idea how much news youi.au give us. It
will cost you nothing, and we'll be very
much obliged. Try it.
Sti;an;k fkeaic Mr. W. P. Butters
worth showed us a strange freak of Na
ture last Saturday. It was the top of a
tall reed grown near the river blooming
like a corn tassel. He says that he has
seen only a few blooming. Some old
men of the town say they have seen the
same thing before, and that invariably
when a reed blooms it dies immediately.
If everything and every person and
every business in this land to-day were
as prompt as newspapers, truly this
would be a land llowing with milk and
honey
Sa miiiiv men who never nay for
i ..,, i ii,
n nrnT II n f 1 1 it" h ron n VPflf (and r II 'II
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the editor lias to send a collector to see
them) arc ready to curse the editor if his
paper is 21 hours late. Meet us with
promptness and we wid be satisfied.
Town Officers QrAi.TFY.-The newly
elected town ofliccrs qualified last Satur
day as follows:
Mayor, E. E. Ililliard ; Commissioners,
W. A, Dunn, R. II. Smitu, R. M. John
son and M. Oppenheimer.
C. W. Dunn was re-elected Town
Constable and Mr. Chas. Speed was elect
ed Treasurer for the Board of Commis
sioners. Mr. W. A. Dunn was elected
Secretary of the Board.
The otticers of Halifav court arc prompt
and attentive to their duty. Sheriff
Aldsbrook keeps good order, and we are
glad to see it. We have been in court
rooms when it was almost impossible to
hear anything distr-ctly.
The court room is the place where
justice- meted out to every man and it
ought always to be done decently and in
order and intelligently.
RcTCKXei) Htie SlCK.--On Tuesday
morning a telegram was received here
from Augusta, Ga., saying that Mr.
John T. Brinkley was sick and would
return to hi homo near Scotland Neck at
once. Mr. Brinkley has been sick for
several months, but about two weeks
ago he resumed his woric on the road,
thinking himself sufficiently recovered.
W are sorry, indeed, to hear of his sic'..
ncss again.
The Stkawhviuiy Pkize. 'r. B-n-
A! v-'o .rl V.r
:fr !- pr ,
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we award the prcni i:u to h:m al.-o.
I'aul's strawberri .-s were lars.'.r than Mr.
A 1Kb
risk's but a day l iter.
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Mr. .1. L. Scott, on-i of t!. c
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cr sa'ic-suiea in the store of N. B. .I-. ev a
C).. drove his father's hore from hi-,!
home, about two miles in the c . n.trv. i
and hitched him in the lot of his uncb-
Mr. Bennett Allsbrook. The horse 1 .
l is foot over th? tie rein in om" rav,
art i lnri.ti .f iipn.,,! ... f. 1 ' . . V-
zroMid. He breathed one time, the hi
gushed from his nostrils and he was dead
in a second. It was a valuable; animal
arid had n jt been driven out of a moder
ate Dot, and only a very short dta!.c
We prefer the cash- On-? of the
best men of Halifax county said to u
recently that he hkes Tue DeM ;kat
and means to take ic when he can spare
the money. We, of course, felt li-ve say
ing, ' Wei 1 that will be all right, 111
send you the papar and you can snd me
the money.1' But we did i.ot say it.
We hope to see the day when the news
paper business wid be conducted on
business principles. When that time
comes editors will command greater re
spect. They sent HIM seven. There is a
good joke told on a Greenville lawyer,
and it runs somewhat thusly: "
He ordered a baby-carnagj and writing
with a fancifully fine pen and wri ing
we suppose, in a corresponding fancifully
fine hand, he made the figure one some
what li's.e. a fi-ure seven, and when the
baby carriage came there were seven;
and the young attorney found himudl
unconsciously turned from a handsome
young lawyer in court practice into a
furniture dealer whose sole stock was t-ix
babv carriages.
A s-vtue hail siokm. Mr. Win.
Ruilin informs us that on last Tue.sday
about ;5 o'ebock a severe hail storm pass
ed over the Baker farm, belonging to Mr.
R. E. Hancock, doing great damage. Mr.
Rutlin has the farm in charge and says
that he will have to plant his crop over.
The hail wTas six inches deep, and
many of the stones were as large ;.s hen
eggs.
The wind was very severe also, tearing
down the cotton gin on the place and
destroying carts and wagons.
Mr. Rutlin thought Tuesday night the
storm wa.i perhaps more severe farther
down the river.
( 1 x i -oh i Mov ing- T 1 1 1:
was pleased to see Mr. C. J
Demockat
Gregory of
Oxford, in town Monday.
Mr. Gregory
i:i uxtonl oy toe tiranviils County
Farmer's Alliance. This is the only Al
liance manufactory of the kind in the
world.
The factory employs .M hands with a
good working capital stock and turns out
a first cl iss tobacco. Oxford w ill soon
have a furniture factory.
Sitkkiotc Coi kt. Maj- term of Hali
fax Superior Court opened Monday.
Judge McRae was promptlT on the bench
and Solicitor White was promptly in his
seat.
The grand jury was called as follows:
W. II. Mlslirook, Jim Alston, J. E.
n.,-,,..l 1 11 I-.,r A V- li,.t,.,r.l..
II. II. Allsbrook, R. R. Bullock, Steward
Hardy, Sydney Williuns, W. W. Bntts,
J. L. Savage, Jerry Washington, David
lies, G. A. Bickcrstafl', William Myrick,
W. T. Motley, W. E. Fenncr and K. M.
Gii.zard.
j Mr. W. W. Butts was made Foreman,
.J udge McRae's charge to the errand
! jury was somewhat brief but clear and
j eomorehensi ve.
' Among other things of which he made
! special charge was the matter of Halifax
jail.
He said that it seemed rather a j
vexed question, and the grand jury must
decide the matter.
lie charged them to take the Superm -
Undent of the Board of Health with
t h e ci .
Prisoi
Th-s is an important matter
vj riot rinf iti Till fr nmiKr. '
ment, but for safe-keeping, and so they
ou ihf t o have a place of reasonable con.,
fort an J safety to health.
lie said that our State of civilization
has risen above that of our fathers, and
that we no w provide for cur unfortunates,
such as p: isouers. lunatic, ic. better
than they. It is desirable, he said, that
the State make larger provisions for tak-
i mg c ue ol lunatics, and until tins is done,
i . . . i i
it uuiiiy a is nuiM proiu'i
t .
i;is iiiiiM proviue count, riaoie
places for them,
I'Ssc- I'otaio iii1 J'eii I'rizc
In our last issue wc ollered Thk Dim-
KK AT
for
four ami six month
as
i r
''.: or some early vegetables and trim,
On list Friday morning ;ir. J. V. Savage
bro iirht to our sa- ctum the first Irish
potatoes and the first garden peas accor'l-
mg as was prescnOe'l in tne oner. i my
were both four months free subscription
f Tin: nrii.iei.!-!- n;' i... X r K--. if
geti; Tun Df.MOCH.vt eight months free
and is credited in advance wph the same.
The smallest of the potatoes was 4
iin-he-s in circumference and the largest
was 7 inches.
The W4y 'i Ciiinc iu Oiiio.
A newspaper in Ohio recently brought
suit against forty-three men who would
not pay their subscriptions, and obtained
judgment in each case for the amount of
each claim. Of these twenty-eight ma de
affidavit that they owned no more than
the law allowed, thus preventing attach
ment. Then under the deciuon of the
Supreme Court, they were arrested lor
petit larceny ail 1 bound over in the sum
of $300 each. Ail but six gave bond
while six went to jail. Th.- ne w postal
law makes it larency to take a piper and
refuse to pay for P. TARdo ;..
Many IVrsous
-n down from overwork or hntisehoM
Are
care,;
Brown's Iron Hitters
rebuilds the system, aids digestion, removes ex
ec of bile, and cure: m&Ia.-ia. Uel the genuine.
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i'eopia will never get Christian pol;tt-r.-j-
enough to eat tiiem--.-'. es i;i a .-i '.-;''ee
way wh n they go to h'.:rch. If the ; tw
is open at b-.'h ends ia t: '.rt to nter
g to the mi bile of it. or ir' ene j :ir-ii:.-t
the wa'l let the filling fu.-i-i at trie wail
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Some of the el
lurch izoera
ho read this
pews next
will block u; the end
Sunday. Watch hem and see if they
don't- The ushers should iuove suc'i up
with a .siiat p stick."
Our ItouU I'ahle.
We have received the initial numbr-r of
'Ihf Ol,l lin:i,'!oi , a monthly iijagazine
published at Savannah, Id., by Dayis
Bros. Ti.is publication is the only one
of its characte r in the South. Its object
is to encourage literature, music, art.
science, and the domestic virtues that
make home happy, i din-hand attractive,
This number contains the latest serial by
H. Rider Hag-ard, a
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fo
the
liPlepeli'i'.
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cently destrjye 1 by lir
beautiful jejeiii on the s
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van nab, a
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department, choice voca1 and iu-triimeni
al nui.-
if va! uat
pTeminnis for
agents, and sdectel and original matter.
The engraving. ''The Pates," and those
of the Independent Pre-b-terian church
ard its cbl historic bell are Works of art.
The attractive title page, the handsome
typographical appearance of tho maga
zine, its character, purposes, and varied
literary and musicil features will make
it an indispensable necessity in every
household. The Juno number wi'l con
tain stories, poems, sketches, essays, and
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enlll IA I. c lli.liill'tn (ml lir iiirurn I til
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liant southern writers, noticeably promi -
nent among whom are those from Geors
gia. The pr ice of the magazine is only
fifty cents a year. Sample eophs and
premium lists will be sent to any address
on application. Davis Bros , publishers
and proprii tors. Savannah, (la.
PERSONALS'
Mr. Thos. Giitiin , cf 1'arboro, was
n toAii Monday.
Mr, Noah Ilis went to Richmond
on biisi'i0:;) last. Tuesday.
Wo have heard it ruirured t!in.t
Mr. I. Rostchiltl will leave for
Murehtwl eit' about the 1st. of June
to liccome interested pi some cop.
nectioii with the hole,! lucre.
:
The many friends an 1 admirers of'
Miss Mary Lawrence will be "lad to
learn of her return home.
She ha3
j " - "
j slc labt h-Pt':iber. She retlirucd
j home Monday of this we-Ic and her
i presence will add much to the pkas-
e.res of the young peopL. She has
had success m teaching both private
and public schools and no douht her
natrons were sorry to lose her.
Mr. J. II. lliiis,, of the popular
1 - 0r jjj r.rS M
.,, e "" ,
an ford j of Clreen-
vdie , favored us with a pleasant
1 .... r i i 'p..
, LaU lul!J-,. '
Hig-gs is well known in Scot-
i land Neck ami our people are ouch
i pleased to note that he is one of the
j ieatiin2f merchants of Greenville.
He is a good man in a jjood
town
anions good people and merits the-
success he enjoys.
Statkof Ohio Cm v r Tor.
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I.! CAS C( rx i v, S. S.
Fit A N K J. C; I iCNKY makes
oath
iat !
he is the senior pat ti-er
J. ClIENXV Co.. doin
the- firm of F. '
ti sin ess in the ;
Citv of Toledo, County and Sra't
i! Jre-
r
said, and that said 'Inn will nv the
of ONE HUNDRED !:. LARS for '
;uui j
ach I
and everv case of Caianh that cannot be I
I cured by the use el Hai i.'s ' v i a k;:h j
j Cpki-. FRANK d. ( HEN1IV. j
I Sworn to t.o-tore me ana sunscrioea m
! niv pi esence.
j f,
this Uh
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of D(
.esnPer,
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W. (iLEAXiX,
Notary Public.
t
Hail's Catarrh Cure is taken internal-
ly und ac,, (jircc;iv upon the tdoo
aii't
iujcu; surfaces of the system
1 0s ? '.111 OT-i il- !V".
P. J. OH F.N FY
fevT -Sol 1 by Pr::
Tried.
) ten'.;
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l,Tl K ill ALL THK 'id ML,"
.ay many poor men a
.-eein over worhe-.L o: ar;
women,
i-tdlitaie
wno
i bv .
change of season, climate c
co'.d 1 read the hundred- of
fe. IfVoU!
tters T.ta's-1
n
110 ,.i
rsaparilia wtucn come :rom !
...
p-j.-.ple whot:: it h':S re-siorr-d to Uvn.tl.. j
you would be miiv::- o - fit; merits. As i
this is imjiossible. why not try li .-vpsi
r.-ars? ia. -, ; i -i v ;n .!: an-i li'i- rca.i. . i--
lu-iieli- It will tore :cM bund
system, g'.ve ye.i a ;
i
ppetite, o-.-r
come and tired fel ng ana ma
feel, as on: woman expresses it,
new creature."
.:.;e a
IIAPPINFSS AND L'uNTKNTMKNT
Cannot go hand in han i if we look on the
dark sid cf everv li'tle obstacle. Noth-
li so uarcn ::t
; as Dyspep.-ia,
and make it
- r-Viir'c Tli srii r- I
" - " j - i i
sia Tables will cure the worst
form ef
Dyspepsia. Co:
an 1 make life ;
Soi 1 at 'Jo and
head .V. Co.
sfipation and In'ligesti in.
l hr.ri iness and Tder.sure.
'iO cent-- bv P. T. White-
a r i
$JJ n ji y frh E
Absolutely Pure.
i .. pow :-r :;e er vari'-s. A i:;a'
f purity, ti entii and w h '.,.,. m- i o-M'--re
eeor.om' .-a! than the ordinary i
andemnf'i lie 1 in - .i ; i j . 1 1 1 ! : i ;
the Uiuitl'ij.le cf low te-t, ri w--g
alum or p'v-phMi' p.-wders. 'l
:r,.. lliiV.u, B!CIN'. I't'U; Y '
V-H Wad :., N. V.
7 o 1 v.
It'.h, Ma:,.-.',
or anin.a -s cur-.
a:i 1 Ser.iiCIieS
1 ill O iil 'iilti-
.il
lUii.a:.
nuti-s by Wo, 1
I'fii :n v er fill's.
! A Co.. Drug-
ford's Sauit ir v I, .t:
S-.ld by E. T." W Hi
gists, Scotland Nec
.v.
ion
N. (
11 -2- Cm.
IS ( mS! MlTloN I.Ni'l RA HI E
Read the f. llowing:
N e w i : k . At k . , s ay -:
A tice-s of L'l'i-s, a:, i
Mr. C. 1 1 . M
irr is.
With
Phy-
Was d
w : ,
e, ,
an 1
sici uis pronoiinc.ol r.c an !i
licui'a'oe t o'i-
siiii jitive. Be-'an taking Dr. Ki
s New
D:v ' 'V for ' in- urnpti-.p. run now uii
i:iv t!i id brittle, aii 1 able to oversee trie
w o I
m niv i.iii'i.
It is the
liie
1-
; i'tin-' ever made."
i k-:t" Midllewait, I t cat nr. Ohio, says
II i it ti,
I n ( n for Dr. Kind's NewDi
i'Vi rv for
;li-
iti'iiiii ! I woi;'d have
- die
f L'
'rcoi-i'-s. W ;ii ci e;i up bv
- l (he
A in now i:i best d' ht.
Try i?. Sanq.'.e botti-s free at 1'.
T.
W hitthea 1 A Co.
iiug store.
Thousand who bavin
trie
, i
in van to
find a remedy that wid truly cue bin. id
diseases, think their cases incurable, but
such is not the far i. Botanic Blood
Balm made i:i A tlanVt, Ci.. will cure
blood po'soii wi ii' ad thci t n -fitments,
inoludmir Hot Spiings. hmv fai'ed. Give
it a tnal ;n i be con :n -eo .
From the C'ciitrop.-lis-. Kansas ( itv
Mo., December lt. iss;.
mere is iiotnmg s o Viiiuan'e so us as,
healtfi. but we do not reau.e. this iin'il
we are deprived of it. How many of our
readers aw.ike in the morning with doll
pnins in th- h;n k and he-id, .m-i f , I it
a' hard tiisk to perform dad' duties?
iui.i. an vui ,i"iir ui .' iUUUJ, mill w e
. - ' 1
J li
.t ... n,. ,C -...1
i Know ii eiii m-i -i-n ii 1 1" ":i i ili.-y i.riv 1
! completely 'eradicated by Shallenf
e
el :
;er's
and
our
.vnu'ioie lor 'i:!ii
ell'ective remedy,
readers to try it.
i. 1 1 is a .- iiiiple
and we advise
j CANCER
j is a form of blood poison
which is not
understood oy the medical pro:o.--!'n as
to its real nature and character, but it is
evidently hercdltuiy ia it- nature. It
may accidentally develop i: self without
any predispo-itioi! r yideiicc of such
' existing poisi n. 'I'l,- knife or caustic
salves have here: -lore loon the secalled
remedies for it, but all iivne-t pr'.'ietit.ion-
ers will teii volt
thi ; tn
to cure,
d only h-
atai
I e-s Hits.
Tliousands c ! case.-
of e pilheli jiria f-k in)
cancei . an
bus cancer
it
it mar
s i seirr
e ;.l ed by
It forces
er itself,
nave
eeu entiit 1
.; Spei i He.
the use of S
the poison out thi o i-ili
and the pore - of tin sk m
Mv fath.r
lie
mv 1.
A,
and
aiSo pad C3uc r. 1:1 (act oied
l-7." a iunio rur on m y ;
w i ;
it. In
i-c. wdiich
! --tedily increased in si.;,-, and alarmed
t , w I ii w-'i.i curl.-." ' r, te in n, 1 1
UIV 4 I iri '4 :il 10'l.-( I llll'Ut , ril I I ll I 1 1 J
j other applications, aud finally ti u d to
. i burn H out. but the sore returned worse
man ever, growing larger an i more an-
try. until I determined to try
S .v l f t
speci'i'.'. I took tii
ineiri.-i.iie.
and it,
soon, mail'.; a coinulitc
cute. I know
that S
curco me, Peoause 1 uiscarJ-
j ed all other remedies. This was several
J years ago, and 1 have had no sign of a
i return of the eanci
i Mks. M. T. M. i:f. n.
April r!b. 1 Woodbury, Tsxas.
Treatise on cancer mailed fi.
Till! SWiFT SIMK MFIC CO..
H rawer A Cant a, G:i.
ELF CTRIC BITTERS.
Thi. remedy is becoming so well known
and so pojul ir .as t i neep no special men-
tion.
.VII WliO
1
havi
,c use
d 1
oectne Jiit-
Leu o i w i oum'j f")
i v ! t 1 1 r ho i-'inui cor.T
ill
i' prai-e. A
purer medicine does i.ot e.i
tuaranteeii to do all that
E'ectrij ILuers ;. ill cure ?.l
t and it is
is claimed.
diseases of
I thu Eivtr and ividney-, will rem
-ve Pim
er a If- c-
' I , ..a i:(,ij S-iO SnniTi 'it,,- .,:
II 1 i i . a n
.,i
bv
lmpur.
blood. Will
drive -Uaiain ti-'-m tne system ami pre
1 v. nt as wed as eur all Maiarial fevers.
; Fur cure of lle-.idoche, ' 'onsrlpation and
; ludrjestion try KleC.iic Bi'ieis E.itir
atislaclion guaraniei-'i, fir money re-
funded. Pr:ce
tie at K. T. Wh
. a:i i
I'L
1 .0 ) p
J.'.s dt 'l.
r bot--torc.
PATAPSCO
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EVEMVTII1NG F.h-E 1' BE HAD l
Post
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TIMELY WARN IN i !
Wo are bognnni! ; to show SPRING" GOODS : 'w
le timo t- irak- s. i-ctions. t)i; ,-'-ab'., s, ;n,:li
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brucfs the i:io-t td-;l'it ai;l s' i -
Pliln-s of be , tit v Pi.r" .
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(loo Is. Little b. aiiturs l' pl- iso til ' I IM.: s.
shoes; siioi'.s : siioi'.s
L)Ii:s' and MISsKs I K L.N
I )IKS' and M1SSLS' KX'IKA
t'mu.s:' ,,,', MISSES' llKlCli
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CHILDRKN'S Kil, COAT an
MKN'S Spuce Ytiil not ad r.ilt ?
T....'l V i. n line's or Milll S , I , I
....n,,t ut. 1 ne. on liand. '
ilSiu; iii-i. in " v- v
and pocket book .
Gents' furr.idiing Go els. Fancy N - l.rcar. llr'
can not be surpassed.
Constantly hare! a f 1! Pn- of i'i'!:NI I I dlr
;RI.I('LRI US. I n fact evi I V ll.i'ig ' !.- V --pi i
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in' tuii-.ii j'l'ii i-1- i i"
without ui due pre3s-.e to buv. :.: ' raci i by
general excellence and intrii.-;: value .! our toeeis.
Thankful for past patronaf, we eunlrilly inMte
sCC ua.
Vt r
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