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fVMH'.'Un of lUs and is getting stout aoj
ac-rly; c.ery uue i.i suirpriso'l at tho rohult., be-y-fl
hn.i eight bottles of moJlclaes
good.
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Well, what if you are In trouble, my
friend,
Or have debts which you cannot repay
As soon as you wish? All streams have
an en,
And each night ii succeeded by day.
DonH you know that repining will not
help your case?
Tobe cheerful's the far better plan;
To be steadfast and firm, wearing a
smiling face,
And hold up your head like a man.
'Midst the turmoil of life we are prone to
bewail
Our lot, should we make mistake;
But jog along easy and never eay fail,
And you'll conquer what you under
take. There's much to encourage a resolute
heart,
For your friends all your action3 will
scan,
And will help and assist you in doiDg
your part
If you hold up your head like a man.
So, whistle and sing, drive dull care
away,
And you surely will never regret
That you tried to be thankful, contented
and gay,
And fortune may smile on you yet.
Your burdens are surely never so great
But your Father will lighten the ban
Under which your labor in sorrowing
strait.
If you hold up your head like a man.
The Work of North Carolina
Women at the World's
Fair.
The Lady-Managers appointed lo
collect specimens of work of the
women of North Carolina, for exhibi
tion at the Columbian Exposition, to
' e hrhl in Chicago, aesire to be plac
ed in communication with experts in
ill line of woman's work, both npual
and unu uil.
They i.ivitr correspondence und
sngetions on all subjects pretain
ing to the work they have In liana.
For the better prosecution of the
details of this work, they have ar
ranged it into the following Divis
ions. The name and address of the
Lady-Manager io charge i3 given
with each Division, so correspon
dence on the variou subjects can be
addressed to the lady in charge of
that Division, and thus expedite
work :
Division A. Colonial Display,
Curios, ancient and modern. Mrs.
George V. Kidder, Wilmington.
Division B --Drawing, Paintings,
Etching", Crayon Work. Pottery and
Home Decorations, Wood-Carving,
Sculpture, &v. Mrs. Charles Price,
Salisbury.
Division C. Needle Work, Taxi
dermy, Feather Work, Leather Work,
Fish-Scale Work, &c. Miss Stella
Divine, Wilmington.
Division D. Press Work, Liter
atare, Inventors and Inventions,
Statistics, &c. Mrs. Robert R. Cot
ten, Falkland.
The competition at Chicago will
be both National and International,
and the standard of excellence is
necessarily very high. Consequently
the Lady-Managers urge upon the
women of the State to endeavor on
this occasion to excel any former
efforts in their lines of work.
The Chairman of the Committee,
Mrs. Robert R. Cotten, will take
pleasure in replying to inquiries on
any Bubject not mentiored in the
above clasificatiop, which relate to
the subject.
A Million Friontls.
A fr'end in need is a friend in
deed, and not less thrn one million
people have found at last such a
friend in Dr. King's -New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs, and
Cold's. If you have never used
this Great Cough medicine, one trial
will convince jou that it ha wonder
t'ul curative powers in all diseases
of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Escb
hottle is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed or money will be refund
ed. Trial bottles free at E T.
Whitehead & Co. Drag store Large
t.otiles 50vJ and 1.00
Deserving Fraise,
We desire to say to our citizens
that for years we have been selling
Dr. King'sjNew Discovery for Con
sumption, Dr, King's Nev Life
Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as well
or that have given such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee tuem every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not
lollow their ose. These remedies
have won their popularity purely on
Co , Druggists.
SCOTLAND
OF THE FUTURE.
WHAT MR. RUSK THINKS.
SOUTIIEUN FARMERS IN FUTURE.
(Atlanta Constitution.)
Secretary Rusk, of the depart
ment or agriculture, takes a hopeful
view of the southern agricultural
oatlool:.
The secretary says that the south
will eventually contain as fine
farms as any part of the country.
It has a large area of fertile land?,
aud the worn-out lands will be re
claimed by proper cultivation.
Diversified crops will be a necessity
forced by the demands of consamers
ana the low price of cotton.
This will in future keep a. home
the money now gent to 'distant
sections for products which should
be grown south.
The sheep, horse, beef-raising
and dairy industries are bound to
flourish in the course of time.
The village system of farming
finds scant favor in the eyes of Mr.
Rusk. He does not think that it
will be successfully tried here. Our
farms will be reduced in size, aud
the application of electiricity to
locomotion and all means of com
munication will bring the country
farm-houses close together and in
touch with cities"and markets. The
day will come when every farmer
can talk over the telephone to his
neighbors, acd communicate with
the next town without leaving bis
house,
As the secretary well says, the
only hope of the farmer will be in
his brains. He says :
"The shaip competitions between
sections aud countries which will
be iuduced by increased facilities
lor trausnortatioii will stir the
agriculturist up to his bet efforts.
His chances fof fortune making will
be great, but he will have to be
prepared to fight the battle of com
petition for them. He must be
sQfflciently well educated in science
as far as it is applicable to agricul
ture, and- he must be intelligent
enough to study his surroundings
and to apply his knowledge to the
conditions about hini. He will be
able to meet his fellow citizen cn
au equal footing, and bis brains
will command from his class in the
industry which he presents the
respect and consideration which he
deserves, and he will giye other
classes and other industries due
respect in return The farmer of
the future will be a business man
able not only to compel his soil to
do its best in the matter of produc
tion but to study the markets and
know what will sell the best and
what will commaud the highest
price. This farmer will keep his
accounts like auy other business
man so that he may know exactly
where his profits are and where
have been his losses. These are
strong qualifications but they are
essential to the farmer who would
do his business on a broad plan and
who would succeed. As to the
question of his education, when you
consider that he musi nave knowl
edge of all the principles of animal
and plant life; that he must under
stand the constituent elements of
soils and fertilizers, and that he
must have some knowledge of
meteorology, chemistry and the
other sciences closely connected
with crop raising, you will eee that
the ideal farmer of the future will
have to be not only a brainy but a
welleiucated man.
Let every enfeebled woman know
it! There's a medicine that'll cure
her , find the proof's positive I
Here's the proof If it doesn't
do good within reasonable time
report the fact to its makers and get
your money back without a word
hut you won't do it 1
The Remedy is Dr. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription and it proved it elf
the right remedy in nearly every case
of female weakness. Tt is not a
miracle. It won't cure everything
but it has done more to huild up
tired enfeebled and broken-down
women than any other medicine
known.
Where's the woman who's not
ready for it ! All that we've to do
is to get the news to her. The med
icine will do the rest.
Wanted Women. First to know
it. Second to ose it. Third to be
cured by it. The one comes of the
other.
The seat of sick headache is not
in the brain. Regulate the stomacn
and you care it. Dr. Pierce's Pellets
are theLittle Regulators, Only 25
cents avial.
"EXCELSIOR" IS OUR MOTTO.
NECK. .N. C, THURSDAY. APRIL 14. 1892.
BE SELF RELIANT.
(Southerner.
(Published by request.)
"No one to 'run him' him" is the
pitying remark one hs frequently
heard this year in connection with
the names of more farmers than can
be enumerated. This assertion is
made with a tone gesture indicative
that some one is doing wrong in not
"running" Mr. Smith or Mr. Jones.
Sometiraes the remark is made in
this wise "i don't know what Mr.
Blank will do, be can get no one to
"run him."
How dependent all this sounds
about people engaged in the most
independent of all the avocations!
How lackine it is in manhood to
hear it said in pitying tones of a
free and intelligent American citi
zen "he has no one to 4run,' him"
Alack the day! when the farmer
looses all self reliance and mort
gages the farm and all thereon to
some one to "run'' hiai.
Run him? for what?
Is not the answer in this word,
laziness? How many peoplel in
other lioes of business have some
one else to "run" them! They are
without guardians and know not
months ahead to a nicety how the
money will come to meet current
bills. But they do uot complaining
ly sigh that they have no one to
advance money, or to sell goods on
longtime; but imbued with self re
liance and a confidence m the
future, they trustingly veuture aud
the business from day to day brings
in enough to settle with the credi
tors before he becomes tooimpoitu
nate. Canrot the farmer do as well?
Some do. Emirs, truck, vegeta
ble, butter, eggs and other pro
ducts are made ami fold, litt'e it
may be at the time, but which in
the end pay ruuuing expenses.
Some farmers, we say, have doue
this and are doing it, needless,
therefore, is it to say that they are
doing well and running themselves.
Others can do as well.
Of course if a man took no
thought for the morrow, and bic
highest aspiration was "yet a little
sleep, a little slumber, a little fold
ing of the hands to sleep," some
oue to "ruu" him wonhl ronnd out
and complete his life.
But he who would be a man, em
ploying his God given taleuts, will
uever be content to lead a life of
idleness and thoughtlessness so far
as business is concerned.
As the farmer kuocked and cuff
ed about by adversity begins to
learn the lessons it was sent upon
him to teach, let him not fail to
take home the lesson taught in
going over the history to the man
who has been iud. Let him resolve
that he will renew his manhood,
be self reliant, trusting to himself
and a merciful Providence to guide
ana run bim and not some other
fellow who will charge high for. so
doing.
Happy will be this land when it
can be said of its farmers, Not one
has to be run! When that day
comes thrift and plenty and con
tentment will be our poition and
bless us.
The desirable state of affairs can
be accomplished without calamity
howling or politics. Simply by all
going to work with brawn aud
brain.
It is time the Southern gentlemen
aud ladies were disappeaiiug and
their p'aces taken by Southern mek
and Southern women.
Wliat i Done it Done,
Carlle.
It is a hisb, solemn almost awful
thought for every indtvidu-1 man
th it hi enrthly influence, whi h has
had a commencement, will never,
t rough all the ages, were he ti e
very meanest of all, have bd end !
What is done is done; has already
blended itself with the boundless,
ever-livin', over-workiotj universe,
and will work openly or secretly,
thouhout all time.
The Democrat Free!
To every person who
sends us a club of five sub-
enri hfiTS Wfi wil 1 p-ivR TH "R
DEMOCRAT Free. Cash
must accompany tne list
of names. If the subscrp
tions are to run a Year the
free copy will be sent a
Year, or for anytime the
subsriptions run-
NICK WHOPPERS
ON A TRIP.
SELLING LIGHTNING RODS.
Cor. to The Democrat.
Mr. Editvr '. 1 JaHt been out r
aelliu Ushtnin' rod?, (er wui er try
in ter) and is r gwite ter tell yr
Tit. I will relate it exactly Uck
it woz 11 through : I wuz attired
io rags literally speaking I maz tr
walkinz mass ol remnants. I bore
a bandle of lightnio' rod ectlon
and the skelleton of a hambreller.
A little carpet bag completed my
outfit and added to my ledicrous ap
pearance as an rag-muffin or tramp
carpet bagger fn as I wended my
way alon? the lonesome rod in
tTarch av somebody's borne or some
where I could get a driok of water
fer I wuz ro thirsty It made me hon
gry and so hoogry I didn't no where
I wnz er gwine ter sleep. As I went
on I mattered ter myself, for I had
clean fergot what money even looked
like: "Hang me if I ever venture
op here again, people won't patrr
nize er good industery ov eny kind ;
I'm a walking failure; I'm a Jonab
ter myseif; I'm a financial catastro
phe , I'm a money panic- 1 can't get
the chance to put up a single lijjht
nlo' rod or sell a single wire puzzle
to r nigger child. Nobody pater
n'zes me. 1 wish wuz back ter Su
zan Poders. I'd marry her in a
a minute, and thus cheat poverty
and fsmine. Why did 1 run er wa
from her ? I wuz er fool a lunk
head ; but here I Is, Nlcholus LasUr
Sutler Whoppers, (that's my hole
nnuie,) and so Lougry I kin chew up
this bundle av iron rods."
'Bout dis time I stop hort smd
lent aginst d fence, an i looked
wi-tf'iilly in the direction of a fine
maijMon which bad juat come In ter
site, and wuz er notin' the tbiu blue
smoke that curled upward frum the
bu ko'the house. "Dats de kitch
it" sez I, "and I kin mos' smell de
vicinal. Oh I for a wbifTovde pro
visions." Even while I stood thus musin' to
myrelf. I failed ter notice er form
dart, up side er me, tel he lairt er on
one er my eidep, I turned and eays,
"Ah, landlord, do you want any
lightnin' rods put on joar house over
dare!"
"We never has eny htorms down
here," replied Flip, de gardene1-, for
hit wuz 'im instead ov de landlord.
"You say von never has ai.y ftorms
here ? My colored friend you should
be prepared. Perhaps you would
like ter Live a lightnin' rod put on
de kitchin," and I added ter myelf,
'if I hit de kitcsiin, you'll think
lijhtnin' Rtruck 'raongst do food."
"Look here mister, we have pleniy
o' fellers like you comin' 'round btre
and we keeps a gun loaded fer 'em,''
says Flip.
"Oh, I'm use ter that," I says, "my
body is full er hole?, t doo't mind it.
I'm full er lead and bullets. I'm a
riglar walklDg shot-tower," and I ad
ded, "ef you have auy kindnes in
yo' heart you will git me a piece of
bread and butler."
"Why, are you hungry ?''
"Hongry? why man I'm starvi.t'.
Go get me a lookin' glass."
"What for ?"
'I want ter look at myself aid eee
how I look starvin' ter lea'h."
'Well, are you really hungry ?''
'-Hongry as a bear ever waz. Git
ine something to eat, I'll put light
nin' rods all over you and it won't
Cosi ou a cent.7
"Look here Whoppers 1"
I started ami stared hard at tie
nigger, "how in the name o' colontl
Blank did you do my name was
Whoppers!"
"Because you tell such big lies I
know they are all whoppers."
Bless jou, olet-s you, jou're insur
ed ar d consider 3 ourself eurrouodtd
by lightnin' rods.
"In return for the food I want you
to help me, for there is trouble brew
in' on dis plantation. Vilians are
at work to harm de ones I love, and
I wants help," sid the nigger.
"I'm wid you, trot out the food."
Ob, have patience. Listen to me.
I want oar assistance, you "
"Cut it 6bort, I can smell de
orceze ov de kitchin and I'm grown
l .t." I says.
"I will fetch you something to eat
a d fiDe 3 on a place to s!eep."
"Oh, golly Moses I man think av
the food first, af I eat I can sleep on
tt-e point of one o' these here lighnt
nin' rod, if necessary.''
"Now jou wait here tell I return
and I'll bring you some food," .be
sai 1, as he run off toward the house.
"Now there's a bully friend and
Highest of all ia Leavetucg Tower.
AESOULfTELY PURE
I'll tick to him Ibroojtb thick and
thin. Oh, bless the man ih invent
ed eating. He 1 one ' the men we
can neter forget." Flip on re
turned with the food. I wildly
clutched the oread and cheee that
he bad proffered me, and alrroat
choked myself in my eager:-e 10
Wvour it. Ob ! whit a wurpHe to
mv emp'y ftotnach ! ' Food! food!
fool! I never git tire'd rr fdtin' it.
It' de greatcs pleiur of ni !.;
"II old up l here, you'll hoke 3 1 ur
self to death," yelled Klip.:
"Can't help it, It's an awful eet
de&tc,'' sayc I, gulping down il e
la6l mouth fjll uv bread anil vhi-ee
I bad.
"N"W then, to find yu a place ler
sleep, come with m''eay Flip.
I followid lnm in the direction ov
de bouse, when shout 20 nrdt of d'
mansion, lie jdnted rn ttr Imcc
suar boj;-h' 1.
I crawled in and n..,k d t. n t.
The chambermaid forgot to u
clean sheets on the bed," fnid I joy
fully, for 1 uz even lad uv trait
much.
Now tin r, Whopper", keep your
e3 ei skiot nnd yo' years open, I wiH
need you 'fore day. Good night ''
Flip moved away. I was left a'oi.e
er myelf without any one wid ir.-,
liter some time I was about to d..y.
when a footfall attracted my inten
tention. a-id I peared out jui-t iw
time ter see two dark forms gliding
pist me and move toward the man
sion, Ti:E PI.OITI KS' WORK AT MID NIfillT
I will fini-h this next week, Mr Ed
iter, for I m tired and wore clet.n
out frum my trip till yit.
Yours in Hongrynea.
Nicholas Whoitkrk.
Slop IVn. N. O.
What Women Should Read
(Atner. Farmer.)
In a sermou to women upon tl.e
art of conversation, a writer advis
wom-n 6rst of all to know something
t j talk abou, and as a means to this
nd r-e advises them to read uews
piptrs. He says: "I do not mean
rend the marri ige notices and the
d'.-ath merely. I do not mean read
the Hensational items about the latent
murder or divorce or theft. You will
he far better off if j ou do not read
ramy of these things. Read the
editorials, read the doings of con
grts, of the senate, of the ruatu rt
be'ore He 'eglslature of joar own
state and of othr states; read the
items reUtir g to the affairs of th
Old World. Ttese things, whkt
re the doinjs f the j r sen', will e n
ter into the history to be written in
the future, an I I know of no better
Tv.iy io keep up with current history,
either or your own or other countries,
th n by reading the papers.
''But not only ere you to read the
secular papers, but you are U read
as well the religious newspaper Y u
cmnot have a troc knowledge of
histor , either current or past, with"
out knowing ttie re igiom history of
the world. Then there is the macs,
zine literature. This cootams n ucb
of the history of Current thought."
Biograj,h-. , e best poetry and tbe
best novels are recommended.
LEMON ELIXIR.
l'ltaxant, EUgent, JieliaJjie.
For biliousness and constipttion, tkt
Lemon Elixir.
F r feer cliills and ma'aria, ak
Leraon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, neryMisncss anrt
palpitation of the heart, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indiges'ion and foul stomacn,
lake Leiiiou Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, lor natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixor.
Dr. Mozio a Lv.ii.yu Elixir will noi
ail you in any of the aDMe mined di--asesi,
all of which arise from a torpid
r diseased livtr, stomach, kidneyi or
owels
Pieparedonly by Dr. II. Mozley,
tlanta, Ga. 50c and $1.00 ptr bottle,
t ilruggD-ts.
LEMON HOT DROPS
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhage
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele
gant, reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by Dr. H. Vozlev, Atlanta. Ga.
4-30-01-
feet tr-elpt ! .oo p-r r yr.
U. 5k Girl Report, Aug. 17, !$&.
"The Old Dominion."
(iUltimertan
Ever ince )nii can remember jou
have board the Suic of Viroi
eVti the "l! J D.01 ini o . ' 1
you know why it i mi c'K !. 1 1 q .
r'tig H p protectorate of ('fo.n-eU
te..d..nv of Vglr;U rrid lo
rkrowSe fje hU .utLr.lv, d
c!red it-tf inJi'pi-r Imt. S'r!r
f!rr. wlifn (Vortiw. !! tr.rcatrrrd to
ser.d a tie I ar d arn v lo f t dnce U.r rn
to u' jccllon lb Vi'tnu-n Tt
a meMage to Char !. 1 1., w! o wj$
thro ac exile in Fli.-!er, -nviluig
him to return in the tup with tr.c
meenger and be Kin,; of Wima.
Charbs accepted I lo inJtvi..r and
wa on ilip ee i.f d pirlii.g f.ir the
New World, when he was c.i!l.l to
the throne of Knliud. A m
he wai at.fi ly Nt-att d on the throne,
out of t-rittilude for tt.c I nhb'y of
Wir i !: cued iter o..4t .! orn a
to he quatlrrcd tlio-c ol Erg-
land, Ireland and Scotland m an
independent mtnit r of he Ko.j.ife
a tlhtiuct portion of the 'Old
Dominion." Coinn ol Virgb m 1 rt
issued a h late u the r I jn of ieorc
III., which bore on ne ide l:c cont
of arms of Englind, I r I H 1 I . ,s .f .
land and Virmifi.
ONEW0RD.
I come to yni wiih a mi. ail MNir
that you may need. In England, t'.
Continent and many forb:n .oun.
tries, mypelf an f w(ire nre w l
known. Many Ariirnfnn fsn.ilu ri
their return from '.hroot hnru mv
articles with theiu, for t L - kr ow
thernpf'ttv !!, but yoti rn not
be one of ihese .
Confidence betwrm ri 'in and nn
Is slow of "row lb, and wlon found,
its rarity rnakts it valanhlr I -ik
your confidence to thi .1 1 r r. n I to
endorse that .ontl Icnce. I 1 not
think It will be iniHpUe d.
I make the best form of cure uti
absolute one for liihousrif and
beudacne tliut can be found in U. 11
year. I he cute in m small i itt lf,
and yet its comfort to you o rett
20 minute ling it limit when
relief come Hint it has become the
marvel of time. One and a half
ijralns of rnrdirir.e, routed with
sugar, ii my remedy, in tLe ,:ipe of
one email pill, known to t ommert e as
!):.. Haydo'.kVNEw LlVF.lt PILL.
It is old in the market of H .fo. c,
hut is new to North America The
price ia as low as an honcet rioilnir.e
can be sold at. 2.' cent. Set d a
postal card for a sample vial, to try
them, before you purchiHc.
Eieh vial contain Twenty Pill.
Price Twenty-five Cent. For ale
hy all druggists.
iend a postal card for copy of
pamphlet "The Liver aud its myi
tery." Ittt.tnisi.es valuable infor
mation to all.
HAYLOCK t CO.,
Ci Fulton .St.,
1 7 lyr. New York.
DO YOU ItEAlTv'
ir ( ' v so, T nis of f 1 : it is
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ITT ( voi: )
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The (ireat ou!hfm UVrkl),
t'uhhdied at Atlanta, b which w rb
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yeah for only l..'o Inn n'!'-r lilt
tily a short while. Now ii jour chine's
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