Febsokal Cleanliness. It is a
(aot that the world needs mora care
fal ablation. TukiDg jour nose for
witness ia the ease, we judge that
many poople do not wash them
selves often enough and thorough
ly enough. In city Looses with
bath-rooms and water-pipes run
ning every wbitber, there is no
nhado of excuse for lack of cleanli
ness. Indeed, there is no exonse
inywbere for negleot of ablation.
1'oa answer that you waab your
bands and face every morning.
What of that? Your hands and
face could get along without im
mersion eieior than tbo rest of your
body, for the dirt would rub off by
' contact with fresh air and the im
plements of your occupation. You
need frequent application of water
l oan the top of vour bead to the
:ii of the long toe. Ouce a week
- iil not do. Qod washes the flow ers
every night with dew, and you
are certainly no purer than the jas
mines and verbenas. Threo-fourth a
of the world does not wash often
enough either for health or decen
cy, and could apply in a physical
pense what Paul Baid in a spiritual:
' O, wretched man that I am, who
ouall deliver me from this body of
.i!rt and death?" If only one-half
ofihe world had been water, the
Divine meaning might have been
doubtful, bat with three-fourths of
the world water, the doctrine of
frequent purification ought to be ev
ery way adopted and acted on. The
tarrying of some poople in your
room, for half an hour necessitates
a fumigation. Talmage.
YockoMan, YodWill Do. A
young man was recontly graduated
from a scientific school. His home
bad been a religious one. lie wa3
a member of a Christian. Churob,
had pious parents, brother and sis
ten: his family was one in Christ
On graduating ha determined up
on a WeBtorn life amoog the mines
Full of courage and hope, he start
ed out on his long journey to strike
out lor himself in a new world.
The home oravers followed him.
Is he went he fell into company
frith older men. They liked him
or his frank manners and his man
ly independence. As they journey-
led together they stopped for a oab-
path in a border town. On the
morning of the Sabbath, one of his
fellow-travelers said to him "Come,
Pet ns be off for a drive and the
sights." " - : v
"So, said the : young man, "I
am going to Church. I have been
brought up to keep the Sabbath,
and I have promised my mother to
keep on in that wav."
llis road acquaintance looked at
him for a moment, and then slap
bine him on the shoulder, said,
"Eight, my boy. I began in that
way. I wish I had kept on. Young
Man, you will do. buck to your
bringing np and your mother's
I j :n it .,
iwuruH, buu jua wiu win. . -
I The boy went to church, all hon-
(or to him, in that far-away place,
and among such men. ilia com
banions bad their drive, but the
tl Z. 1 A I r - AJ J ' M
puy gained lueir ouuauence auu
won their respect by bis manly
.armnnt nf tiuirarl fttSlinafinna AT.
' Jready : sucoess is smiling upon the
young man. There ia no lack of
plaoes for him.-rChri8tian Weekly.
immortality. We do not die, we do
but sleep to wake in glory. Death
ia not ine ooubb, out the porch; not
the goal, but the passage to It The
dying article is called a valley. The
storm breaks on the mountain, but
the valley is the place of quietude,
and thus full often the last days of
the Christian are the most -peaceful
of his whole career; the moun
tain is bleak and bare, but the val
ley is rich with golden sheaves, and
many a saint has reaped more joy
and knowledge when he came to
dio than he ever knew while he liv
ed; and then it is not "the valley of
death," but the "valley of the shad
ow of death," for death in its sub
stance has boon removed, and only
the Bhadow of it remains. Some
one has said that when there is a
suauuw luero must oe augut eome
where, and so there ia. Death
stands by the side of the highway
in which we have to travel, and the
licht of hoavon shining noon him.
' q r
throws a shadow across our path;
let us then reioioe tbat there is a
ngut Deyond. isobody is afraid ot
a shadow, for a shadow cannot stOD
A
a man s pathway even for a mo
ment. he shadow of & doo can
not bite; the shadow of a sword
cannot kill: the shadow of death
cannot destroy us. Let ns not,
ii. i . , t"t r.
mereiore, do airaia. j. u. opur-
geon.
Bathes Musty. We examined
an original deed now lying ia the
register s ofiioe in liillsboro, where
it has been fcince July term 17C8,
The deed is for an acre lot in the
town of Hillsboro, Orange county
and Provinoe of N. Carolina, from
Edward Fanning to Thomas King,
lot No. 18 ; consideration 50 pounds
proclamation money. The deed is
dated 20th June 17G7.
",! "Yea, Though I Walk Through
the Yaixet." This unspeakably
many a death-bed and has helped
v to maae me aars raiiey origan,
puuoi uui u tu uiiuu. jjiDij nuiu
u it una a vrcniiu ui uicauiu.
"Yea. thouch I walk." as if the be-'
I Lever did not quicken his pace
when he came to die, but still oalm
1 ly walked with God. .To walk in-
dioates the eteady advance of a
boui wmoa snows its road, snows
v its way, knows its end, resolves to
follow the path, feels quite safe,
and is, therefore,' perfectly ca'm
and composed. ; The dying saint is
not In a flurry, , he does not run as
though he were alarmed, nor stand
still as though he would go no
' further, he is not confounded nor
ashamed, and, 'therefore, keeps to
; his own pace,;"-i;;;X;:,-;7,j'-
' Observe that it is not walking in
; the valley, k but through the valley.
We pa t!..!.r;;h the dark tunnel of
, death and c:uc:-3 into the lht of
I V-'i : . . ' ?- V:":
A Brunswick county colored
man caught fifteen rattle snakes in
a tree and killed them all.
English Deools are talkioff o
using the Canadian Pacific route to
India, umna and Australia.
PERSONAL.
Mr. N. II. Froliobstein, of Mobile,
Ala., writes: I take grout pleasure in
recommending Dr. Kiue'i &ew Discov
ery for oonenmption, having used it for
a severe attaokol isronotuus and Ua-
tarrh. It cave me instant relief and en
tirely cured me and.I bave not been af-
flioted since. I also beg to state tbat I
bad tried other remedies with bo good
result. ' Have also used Elsctrio Bitters
and Dr. King's New Life Pills, both of
which I can recommend.
Dr. Kin of 's New Dicoverv for Gon
sumption, Concha and Colds, is sold on
a positive guarantee. Trial bottles free
at tionter uicnaux s Drug store. ,
lis Broilers,
Merchandise Brokers, Com-
. mission mercnania ana
Real ; Estate Agents.
SOLE agents for the Patapsoo ' Flour
ing Mills, Cassard & Son's Celebrat
ed Star Brand. Pure Lard and Earns,
Central Refinery Co's Syrups and Mo
lasses, Piedmont Roller Mills, Choioe
Meal. N. K. Fairbank & Co's Standard
Lard. We carry in stock a larire'varie
ty of different grades of Flour, also Meal
and Fairbank & Go's Lard, in Tieroos
and packages, an 1 offer these and all
kinds of Merchandise, Grain, Mill Feed
&c, at bottom prices. We solioit only
the trade of prompt paying Merchants.
mo gooas sotu at retail. .
March 19th '87. tf.
Dauehters, Wives and Mothers.
Send for Pamphlet qn Female Dis
eases; mailed iree, securely seaiea. ut,
J. B. Maromsi, Uuica, JN. I. , , v
Oct 16 ly eow, -. ,
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
J
A List of Our Presidents.
Wide Awake offors vountr bUtorf stu
dents a help to memory a useful as the
old verse, "Thirty days hath Septoia-
oer :
Come young folks all, and loom, my
rhyme
Writ like the ones ot olden time,
For linkd together, snmo and name,
The whole a surer place will claim :
And firmly in your mind shsll stand
The names of those who've ruled oar
land.
A noble litt: Gnorgo Washington,
John Adams, Thomas Jefferson,
Jamos Madison and James Monroe,
John Quincy Adams and below .
Cornea Andrew Jackson in his turn ,
Murtiu Van Bnron next wo learn.
Then William Henry Harrison,
horn soou John Tyler followed on.
Ana f Ur Tyler, James K. Polk :
Thru Zoohary Taylor ruled the folk
Till death. Then Millard Fillmore
omo ;
And Franklin Pierre we wxt oust
name.
And Junior Buchuban thcu kputartt.
Then Abruhuni Lincoln through those
years
Of war. Aud whn his lifo was loot
Twas Andrew Johnson IT lit! bis poa).
Then U. a Grant aud 11. B. Hayes,
And Jam'M A. Garfield each Lad p;a3e,
And Chester Arthur and my rhyme
finds now in Urover Cleveland s time.
KENT ALL KOUM) MEDICINE
Iu the .World Wouderful Cure
of Catarrh.
Palacb Hotil, Cincinnati, 0.,
February 22, 187. J
Gootlemon Ever since I was ten
years old I have had catarrh. I tried
all kinds of medicine and the nest phy
sicians for the past niteen years, but
without anv beLcut. A lew years aero
I began on S. S. 8., and after biking it
for six months I was entirely cured.
My blood was thoroughly cleanaod, and
I felt p riectly well. 1 have net been
troubled with the slightest touch of the
disease from that day to this. I do not
exaggerate when I say tbat from the age
of ten to twenty 1 have ppent fully,
81,000. I spent three months in Phil
adelphia under an eminent ostarrb spe
cialist, at a cost of about 81,000, but mot
no satisfactory results from bis unques
tioned skill. Frequently during those
ten years I was oonucsd to the bouse for
weeks. I have reoommende4 and shall
continue to recommend S. H. S. to hun
dreds of peoplo. I regard it as the
best "all round ' medicinenn tne world.
As c tyoed purifier it has no equal, and
it Is a sure spooiflo in oatarrh.
James F. Hill
J. W. Scott & Oo.'8 Comma.
Given AwavH
II 41!!!
' Opens September wst., One ot the FIKST SCHOOLS
fiR Young Laoiks in thb I'NIon. All Department!
thormieh. Butklnitfs eletf-int. bteain heat. Gaslint- hitii-:tf-n
Wiutiful. tl'iiiriU; bplentHd. l'wpil. from mutton Stated
AH important sdvantares in one )relitlv reduced charge. Iloarfl,
Washinjf, Liifhts, EiU'li'h, Latin, French, Ccunan, Music, f(
Schninstk year, rrnin S':pt. to June, V For Catalogue writ
ukV. WJl. A. JiAKillS, V U.. Hcki(lnit,!uuutuu, ViiKiiuv
A PtjrfectlT Well Nan Again.
. Savaknah, Ga., Jan. 8, 87.
Gentlomon I had a thoroughly de
veloped case of contagious blood poi
son, uy physician tried a month to
cure me, but did me no good. I then
went to my father, who at once told me
to take 8. S. S. He cot a dczen large
bottles. They did me a treat deal of
good, and 1 got more. After usinai the
ruediaine a short time I was entirely
cured, and am to-day a perfectly well
man. u. V. Liauohill.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
Thb Swirr Specific Co.,, Drawer 8,
Atlanta, ua.
M. Mod. Williams. W. J. MoDiaemid
A. E. MoDiabhid.
Williams 8 Co.;
CBALBBS- l
RQUGH & DRESSED IVT.ER
Mouldings. Laths, Shingles, &o.,
:, Obekksbobo, N. C.
1 Prompt attention givon to orders.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
may!8d&wtf
JpPMY coin money with oar Amateur Photo outfit, anil
KULN I V collecting family picture to tnlaiira. Btcial
Wdajroosr. Emoin Coeytns Cltl Cual St. Nw Vork.
Rochester,, . F., Sept. 1, '86,.
We have made Jfessn. Johnson
B Dormit, of Qrsentboro, our
Agent for the sale of our ladies'
Fine Shoes. We make ontJte 2i.
Y. Opera,' Acme, Waukenphast ,
and Creole lasts, the latter is just ,
out and is very nice. We use' the
McKay Machine and sew with best
Harbour's thread, Every pair
warranted. They are nice, neat
and stylish, (five them a look when
yon want a shoe and you will be
pleased. V & P. KLED dt CO.
sett tf
Cravats, Cravats I
1 JTJST EECETVED AT
F-'FionnisATBfo
Ann tsb r
Latent Style
s
Piedmont Air-Line fftute.
3dt
Ulrhiuond and Danville Kailrniul.
CONOENHEU KC1IEDULE.
Is Ekfkot J I'M Jll, 1887.
Twin Run b'i lb Meridian Time.
8oc.nnuc:;r.
Lv,
We bnve inst received the motit pop
ular and serviceable preeentH, which we
GiveAwaY
Lv.
Lv,
Whit liquea; Lawns and all ool
j'tlulS ors and styles I tf
with the celebrated
Now York
Philadeipuiit
Baltimore
Wiuihiujton
Chariot' svllV-
Lynchbnr
llichiuocd
Hurkeville
Kevville
lmke's B.'cL
Dnnvillo
Greensboro
Goldsboro
liuleigh
Durham
Ch.iel Jlil!
Hilkboro
Lv. Salem
Lv. High Poiut
Salisbury
Ar. StuUsvillo
Asbeville
liot Springs
Conoord
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Greenville
Atlanta
Lv.
Ar
No drawing or lottery. Every one se
loots bis or ber own prize, consisting ot
'MOSS ROSE" CUPS AND SAU
CERS, BREAD A SOUP PLATES,
BREAKFAST PLATES. WA
TEK PITCHERS, HAM
DISHES, Ac, c
fcjy-Ahk to see thtm and you will be
sure to.buy 1
We again cull your, attention to our
Xiarge and Varied otocx oi
Chewing Icko!
We make a specialty of Tobacco, and
always carry a umuje, oivun., ana ai
most any price you. wish.
"OLD KIP"
. still leads the van as a
"Big Seller."
We also carry a full line of
Cigars and Cigarettes!
Lv. Atlanta
Ar. Greenville
Spartanburg
Charlot'e
Ar. Ccuo:rd
Salisbmy
High Point
Greensboro
Ar, Salem
Ar. Billsboro
Durham
Chape! Hill
Raleigh
Goldsboro
Ar. Danviile
Drake's Brnch
Keysville
Burkeville
Richmond .
Ar. Lynchburg
Cbarlott sville
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Kirk's Soap.
Recollect, we have the agency for these
Celebrated Hoaps, and can furnish
, you at Manufacturer's Prices.
About 200 boxes in stock.
Lemons & Oranges:
25 boxes just received. Also, a fresh
, . supply of plain and irrench
CANDY, BAISINS, NUTS, CUE
RANTS AND PEUNES, .
. ' and a full supply of -
CANNED GOODS!
Yery respectfull?,
J. 17. soon&GO.
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1 Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
8LEEPLNG-CAR SERVICE.
fn Tmlna WlanH 11 Dnllmkn f4RA BUiuhi
w muu vii a uiiuiau uuuet
between Atlanta and New York.
On Trains 53 and 53. Pullman Buffett Sleewr
between Waslilrurton and Montgomery ; Wanh
Intrton and Aumuta. Pullman Uleeper between
Richmond and Greensboro. Pullman Bleeper
between Greensboro and Raleigh Pullman
Parlor car between Salisbury ana Knoxvllle.
Tlirouirh tickets on gale at ru-lnclm! stations.
to all points.
For rates and Information, apply to any agent
of the Company, or to ,
Bon. .Haas. j. B. potts.
Traffio Manager. Div. Pass. Aa'L
J as. L, Tatwb, Gen. Passenger Ag't,
JtUCHUOITD, VA.
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Io prprtlon and only
it a
ii upxled. Efb.
IMN. RllMrint
ftuu Hpular tor dcorntivf work on linen. Rcei7rd
VtnUuaial Hadul at IMploma. Sold (Nrjrwbart.
Shake
niinof nmm.
I By Jobs U. Bkciiixb. D.
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ftuwiud, or to itcthodutt Book Store tlanbrt,
Cash Assets,';
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, Monthly Surplus,
920,000.
Iational Life & Maturity As'f I
Of Washington, D. C.
President, 1 . Seo. & Manager,
HoBATio Ubownino. Gko.D.Eldbiegh
Treasurer,
SaUtjzl Nobubnt.
Life Insurance" at Absolute Cost.
OUR PILLARS OP STKNGTI1:
A Guaranteed Policy,
An incontestable folicy,
Maturity Value in Cash at a Fixed Age
Annual Cost Absolutely Limited,
Only Four Payments Per Year
, None Forfeitable after 3 Years.
Five Year Matmitr rian, m -
nonn D'orieitable after s ifcars, .
Ten Year Maturity Plan,
Insurance as well as an Investment,
, : None Forfeitable after 5 Years.
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Medical Director, W. H.-QIBSON.
P. S. EmnEiiMii.M. D.
145 Agents wantod. Address,
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. : Agent for Western N. O.,
j25 Sm Greensboro, N. O.