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It has been decided by the Govern- ^
meat of Spain to send 15,000 additional
fcrtops to the Philippines.
The Baptist U n on of Great Brit I \
aiu has just passed a resolution do '
daring that] thero is "too much" 1
lynching in the United States.
Loans to the amount of *-i00,00'l 1
have been obtained from N'ew York i
banks within a week, to pay uiit> (
on goods htld in bond in anticipation <
of higher duties under the new tariff. ?'
Ons loan for $500,000 ? .u 1 *
7 - ~ ~ ?? I?u CUUll I l"U 1
today. (
Humors from the Phillipine islands
ray that the Spanish havt (
mors than their hands full and an t
about paralyzed by continued defeat.
V About the Rnmestate of affairs ex- N
isto on the island of Cuba and the j
stubborn fact of their weakening is
too apparent.
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?.M *' Irioh celebrations and the big
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priw? fight of yesterday are the prin- .
oiwat ersnt? of the week. St. Pat- 1
ricVc day io the naost notable of the
year with the Irish and was no doubt '
x celebrated all over,the world. The
\ big bullies met nt Carson City am1
\ pounded each other to the amuse
_ -0f Blent of I spectators. Sporting inen
evwry where were very much interest- .
ed in the mil).
yt
The new congress called together
l'w] by the new president assembled last i
Monday. They will likely talk, and c
' talk and adjourn sometime. The fi^
. \ nances of the government will claim,
\ \ . or.^hould claim chief attention, but 1
\ .lfero is U,l\ig problem and they touch it I
; y "Oh, it's on*0f it. The McKin- t
Vjoyond tho 1m.
\ ^thoso three coiifvP/omised the country c
one's noon uiokj late campaign and it is
\ iiiK to soo her jiat some of these prom- f^
toucher, yon know (
- / y that sho could not?rried out and the peo
\0 mem Bahib went u, to enjoy the promised t
low, what's tho v
4^ night? Thero's Mother
about. When Dik
nothing but fnss nb8 i iv.i' ii swas' it i
M.d ?oMtia?.?M|lJ1,I,ftuSt;crowiU j; k
|? name of religion.
fj "It woro well iP day and night to hear ,
tie of her gooduci jje calls things by s
W heard tho nows yet?" . ,, .
? ''What unvH? '?ni;g none. Cuts <o
> "Why, simply th;be to him who gets
ing Hindoos havo h |e gay8 8ome things j
dliar in Hofar and
how they can bo.'^ 1>ellsh il groat '
obnoxious teaohts that we heartily np->
that 0110 lind boUja8 ^jie magnetism that ^
what happens tlv ,
men. sahib, and fctyle tc hear htm preach, *
ed in such a cau?to church, and it is'ho-.
Charles Karuoy??he the means of
martyr. Do you 1
boliovt s that one oAtlanta.
hj an ad han, has been
good Cod in the ft n j8 QQ j j,c war path u
Jet your sister go up ti 1 I
on tho hill with n harlotte, IS. G., last tl
better than Nasi!;.* himself of his opin $
I'm ashamed of J?<]rre Simonton. A o
up, knocking del n
tho veranda in a.'on about the same w
incut. in reference to speak- fi
Karuey seemed to, . , , i
ly. l!o .ti.rtcd u lit1"1 onr man has lost |
rose up bo nbruptJtind is not afraid of J
Btniled softly, b1iovi^_ rPhc nitch fork I a
ol wmte teeth, ana , , r,
door fellow, don't p? kept hidden and K
t^'or, pray. Don^ow here, and the ('^
bio r; o and quarrel Jn We cant ad ftl
and inotieal partnoi ? .
witl uch a sister? A V\ e opposed Mo- m
mym f and rob you Ojd now that he is
place inyHt lf within th hon0pab,6 w
nal law because 1 hap-7 ti
mantlo, beautiful, Ained in the grave
who insists on oarrybat nro upon him j
pim)g!>\ntoStnoro^ by conforming to the m
you joined &t be, without any stnltifi- g0
ourselves or embarrassment j
prop . . .
IP our honest convictions. Abusive
was ^ U.id slander, do no good. The e'*
ridicule, . nc
utiiiK, COcjfS gro?""g luorc an<t '"Ore r(
nothing _j?u und sensible people fail to er
|?f a cc Ate it. sc?
more sir
n ' *?*'C uitei noon und
zoning without paying a nickle;
Iso to inquests and hangings, lly
as free tickets to the theatres, gets
wedding cake sent him and sometnes
gets a licking, though not
Ften, for ho can take tilings back
1 the next issue, which lie general p
r does. While other folks have to J
i) to bed early, the editor can sit 1
p late and sec all that is going on.
i ben 1 am a man 1 mean to be an
li'or. so that I can stay out late : t
ight. Then that wii: be jolly."
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N otes oi 1 lit crest.
Twenty licnsj will give as much
ently profit as a cow.
TTesh cut hones as poultry feed 1
re gaining friends every day.
?lt is best to cover nil wounds mado
11 pruning with'paint or oil.
Rubbing silver or plated spoons
rith a little amonia and salt will rc?
novo discoloration.
Try doinj up a bad cut in varnish'
cashing it well first. It will cure a
lit the quickest of anything we
enow.
All green (vegetables] growing
ihove ground should he cooked in
alt water. Those growing below
(round in fresh water.
There is nothing so good for burns
as a mixture of baking soda and
ard. or soot and lard applied, imtneliately.
Of the two, the preference
s gi\cn to soda and lard, as it seems
o draw out the lire more quickly.
The horse ij far tnoro intelligent
ban many suppose. A kind word
s >oinetinus; 8 good as a feed of
uifrs. A gentle tone, caresses, prais
'8. gifts of dainties, lender him s ifer
inil 111 to obedient. Harsh in at
nem keeps him nervous and in mis*
try.
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iM'tliinj: to Depend <)'?.
Mr. James Jones, of the drug firm
>f Jones & Son, Cowden, III., in ,
peaking of Dr. King's Mew Discovery,
says that last winter his wife
vas attacked (with La Grippe, and
ier case grew so serious that phynir.ans
at Cowden and I'anu could do
lot king for lier. It seemed to develop
into Hasty Consumption,
laving Dr. King's New Discovery
11 store, and selling lots of it, he
ook a bottle homo, and to the surprise
of all she began to get bettsr
rom first dose, and half dozen dol-,
ar bottles cured her sound and well.
)r. King's New Discovery for Con-1
umption, Coughs and Colds is guar- ,
in teed to do this good work. Try
t. I'Yeo iri.il bottles at Dr. 10. Morons
Drug IS tore.
A stomach full (if undigested food
8 about as unhealthy a mass as one
an well imagine.
What can be done with it?
There it stays. It won't digest,
t churns up, ferments and decays,
lecotnes poisonous (as all putrid mater
does) and causes great pain and
leep seated disorders.
In order to change all this, take
Jhakcr Digestive Cordial.
Jt stops fermentation atul decay at
mce, so that, no more poisons are
rented.
It clears the stomach of poisons ai
eady there, it helps it to turn the
ood that remains, into healthful
lourishmont. It strengthens the
tomach for the next meal.
Here is the whole philosophy and
tire of indigestion in a few words.
Vnd what's more, it's all true. Try
t
Shaker Digestive Cordial is for
ale by druggists, price 10 cents to
11,00 a bottle.
Kxponse of Living in .Japan.
A writer in Tin- Litciary Digest
ays that in Jr.pan a merchant, man?
facturer or gentleman farmer of
he first class spends on an average
10 a year; of the second class, v25;
f the third class, $10; A first clas
'adding costs $120 and a first class
nneral *80.
Tnc farmers who are successful
re those who never lose sight of the
tct that the farm is a home; that
?erything done toward beautifying
id improving the place is enhanc
ig its value. ]
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All men ore good actors when
icy perform their doty. ^
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Kindness is a precious oil that (
akes the cn< hing wheels of care j
em lighter. r
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There is nothing pur r than hontv,
nothing.' vveter turn charity, p
itlnn ' w.?rme tnao lov , nothing
it or than wi-doin, nothing bright- ?
thaL virtue and nothing more 81
L'hdfa.st than faith. li
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i y i i n u, 141*riWinning: A
Story in C.; urography," has been
awarded tho t c :ul { rise ofT red by
Tho Editor, i journal of information
for literary workers, published in
Franklin, Ohio. Oonipeiilion ended
Sept dO, 1800, but the unusually
large nti tuber of torics prevented an
earliet announcement of the awards.
The conditions were that the
stories must contain not 1 ss than
2,500 nor nmre than 5,000 words
Miss Liiohnrd's cont dtied ft am the
last number. It is quite tlattering
to win a prize in any literary con
t?st, but nmro par icularly where'
the held of compel'tion was so
large. The number of competitors
was only limited to the number of
subscribers of The F.ilitm*
The prize in a ?7f> Franklin typewriter.
What Miss Richard's pen
has won this time will prove an in
centive, hut her next prize story will
probably be typewritten.
IMiih.
The largest pin factory in the
world belongs to Birmingham, England.
It. turns out 1*7,0U0,000 pins
daily. All the other pit. factories in
Knglatid turn out about 10,000,000
pine. The daily output of pins in
France exceeds 20,000,000, and (*ortin
ny and tho other countries of
Furope manufacture about 10,000,000
more daily, so that the total
production of pins amounts to tho
trifle of 90,000,000 every day in
Europe alone. Now the (juestion
arises. "What becomes of all these
pins?" A statistician has taken
pains to ascertain that onh a nominal
part is broken, worn out or
spoiled by bendit g, but almost 00
per cent are lost. Bins arc considered
too trilling to pick up by many.
Taking the population of Europe at
2*>0,000,000, every third person in net
lose a pin every day to use up the
production of pins of a day. The
value of t'-i-' Ic-m v ould be $500.
Still it i-. n wonler wnai becomes of
all the lost ) ins and ' >w it is that
we do not walk on pins by this time,
losing as ninny as we do.
An old bachelor pays: ''It is all
nonsense to pretend that love is blind.
I never knew a man in love who did
not pee ten times as much in his
swoetheart as i did."
-jp. Mr.
Cleveland retires from the
presidency with the rheumatism.
This comes of wading through duck
ponds in all sorts of weather.
Twelve veterans of the war of L812
are yet Jiving, wi'h ages running
from ninety to one hundred und
four years
Consul General Lee. in a cable*,
grain to Secretary Gluey from Havana,
Cuba, says: "All quiet. No
excitement here now. I hope to secure
the promise of trial of all
Americans imprisoned. Those found
innocent to be released, and those
guilty to be sent out of the island."
Rheumatism Quickly (hired.
After having been confined to the
house for eleven days and paying
i iil $25. in doctor bills with ?:it ben
elb. Mr. 'rank 1 ion ?l San te c/e.
M te, Mich , was curt J by c. b a
' ot I.'! miberlai t's Pain dm
ing 25 cents vir. ' :\3 i ot to
t en troubled with that complaint,
bur sale by Dr. 10. Norton, Conway,
3. 0.
The riant system broke the 100
mile fast record in the south last
Friday with a special train, which
made the run between Savannah and
Charleston, 108 miles, in 90 minutes.
The average speed was 72 miles an
h >ur. The special wa J run for HiU
tenhousc Moure a lar contractor,
in order to reach Charleston in time
to lib a bid for government work.
-ho ?
The young man who systematic
cally sires his earnings, will in the
future be the boss of the ones who
spend everything as fast as they get
it. I
Mrs. Henry W ard Dcccher died at
her residence in Stamford, Conn ,
Monday morning of 1 ist week.
It is reported New York banks
hold nearly ?55,000,000 in excess of
legal requirements.
President MoKiuley i fifty-four
T/>'? 1'kJ '\f - A
w viiiiii entered tno !
iVhitc i10080 a* 17, Cleveland at 48^
Jariield and Pierce at 10, Po!h at69
<\11 uore at 50, Tyler ml Arthur at
1, and Lincoln at 5'J
A Washington young man has
ecu arrc Oil for sir. . in^ a match
n the ni .'bit' nose of Daniel Web
I r in the congio : iunal statuary
all.
VV/ .*uih and kidney?
[will find the trie* remedy in Electric
Hitter?. This medic'no does not
8timn!;'.te uiid e< . .1 i w hiBkey
nor other intoxicant, hn :?oU us a
tonic and alterative. It acts mildly
on tin stomach and bowvfn, adding
strength and giving tone 11? the organs.
thereby aiding Nature in the
1 perf m .net of ttie fu i ?* n Electric
I"i . as an excel: nt ippe izer
1 and aids dip tion. OS'1 Hcoplt lind
it it: a exa tly what th? v net d. J'noe
i J _
(if \ c r s and $1.00 <er I it'e. al
' Or id. or on'a Drug ore.
Spidcis i:^uully list* two or ilireu
years.
Ivich Salmon prodneoa ubo.it 20,
000,000 eggs.
Pet Pauls arc sold at 8 pec c
apiece in Paris.
(lei many exports 750,000 canaries
every year to all parts of the world.
Stray dogs are cremated i n Hit*
mingliani, England, at the rate of
lifty a day.
It is said that the Greenland whale
sometimes attains tho age of 100
years.
Bluebirds the harbingers of spring
| have already been noticed in New
.Jersey and Pennsylvania.
The sea lias no herbivorous aniniul.
It is ii great slaughter house.
where all the inhabitants prey on
each oilier.
Mischievous boys distributed lighted
cigar ttes among the in >nkey8 at
the Paris zoo the other day an I the
animals puffed away till the keeper
intervened.
Th : authorities of l he Dominion
of Canada hare present'd the Ila
wait mi - government with 80,000
young salmon to be placed in the
1 l iver of the Hawaiian islands.
The nn st valuable fur is that < f
the ; ea otu-r. One thousand dollars
has been paid for a sing! skin of
this animal not more th in two yards
long by three quarters of a yard
| wide.
A favorite remedy for many of the
I ills of this life is Simmons Liver
; liegulntor, the most popular modi
cine yet discovered. It is a searching
cleanser, and by its action free.the
system of all impurities, produc
ing a sound, healthy liver. It is tin
standard household rem dy for livei
and stomach troubles, and has the
uiH|iiulilied endorsement of thou
sands of our best citizens through
out the country. Having been be
foie the people for m ny years, its;
long and honorable caroer -is a sulli
cient guarantee of pnri y and relia
bility, Simmons Liver Regulator
is manufactured by J. .11. Zeilin &
Co., Philadelphia, and is readily
distinguished by the red / on each
package.
One ot Natures Cheats,
The superstition that the glass
snake breaks in pieces at a sudden
alarm and reunites its various parts
after the danger is ov6r, arises from
the fact that when threatened with
attack by a bird or animal this
snake throws off its tail, which wiggles
about 011 the ground and distracts
the attention of the enemy
while the snake makes its escape.
This peculiar means of eluding attack
is practiced also by two or thro
kinds of lizards. Roth snakes i
lizaeds grow a new tail in a fe
weeks.
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This j;choolVff? /s cheap rat sin all the nraucties usiiully6ataiigh t^iu first
tins-high schools. it is a chartered institution, bi -ing'ein powered to grant
he <h gree of 11. S. The graduates are prepared to jnter the Sophomore
1 u >f any college in the State, or to successfully engauo in the active duies
of life.
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T1ATITS PEK MONTH.
GRADE No. 1 fcl.tv
(SHADE No. 2 $1.25.
(SHADE No. 8 $1.50,
(SHADE No. 4 *1.75.
(SHADE No. 5 $2.00.
GRADE No. (I f2.50(SHADE
No. 7 $2-75.
(SHADE No. 8 $8.00.
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Each scholar is charged n contingent fee of fifty cents per sessloi.
lino months.
Hoard in (rood fnmilio- ? - 1 1 -
v.mi uc- ikki Tor, from $0.00 to $8.00 per inontL,
For other information apply to
Wk. A. D AON ALL, Principal
rw<"*~*r-vp? IWTOtpw * >5
Our man. #
ffiSpPoniilar Plario
weSwtJeMESi *d?' * 10 Hi ?f rvitiatft 1a mi- maat popolrtr piano.
rf jw51 88%<r--*&*rraj ?*ri* mum i* <%> we miijmuii of. The price of it
w UPM,m(I tt. la Jk?% H?h jsn iaatremant t* you would
??f; i)?' If rv u? opmt or twiee 5M? fcwr. everybody kaows that
' -ii' if"..' *M> Vs|s ihfrra mm mrmmn predla la tha retell piano business.
JL ; Yi 3J VotaktlliUM ?refil? ?etP slve them to the actnnl user of
tho plaaa. Wnat'n * ?ti tho mWillfmnn. Wobollovo
V, dv thnt It Is hotter for n*, and wa lui.iw that 't la bolter for yon. Every
tin > :. -tlelo changes hands, somebody ni*> *s r yroflt. Fomchody has to pay for
oh .id canvassers and rent and light. In th ic-aler'a r'ore. All thoso things cost
nun m. i heir cost all goes Into the prleo you pa your piano. Our system Is morolj
ib i ,11 of good hard common sen o to t islnesa. Our .'to years of atic-cess,
aim < i- tin .sands of ph ased patrons provo t'.i t :lic vstern Is n pood ono. If yon don't
It' vi , t\ nny fcnnfc or commercial n^eiii'v >o t ns?asK your own lmnlr. And
ren m cr this, you need not pay us ono singlet' till you h ve tried ll-.e piano In your
on- la >o. I f It isn't just exact I-'what you iv M ? u inv id It back at our expense?
v ,ht both ways. That. shows that v. lis . loesn't 11? Rend for our
in*.. catalogue?It's free, 'l'hon look rt 1 ?or. ' ' lsvltnn link -s you find
Mm v i thoroughly reliable and honest i ft on tirnv t'.o. . Wc cm save you
j ;ul wo can provo it. Send at once f our Uoe& o* PIA'VOS anil OROA VS.
COi SIKH & CO v a .'.ilngton, N.J.,U.S.A.
?W>P. ESTAOLIBHkD NEARLY 30 YEARS'
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^ cinc: Cures the I will keep constantly on band
u common every-day . ' v ? > .?j, O-mi^s, Coco~
ills of humanity. J nut3' r;nk,,f!' < '?<*?>. Bananas,
| Prunes, Turnips, Onions, Cabbages,
^ Irish Potatoes, Choose and Dried,
6 | Apples.
Polite nirp?.?*** ?:'1 1
vriii i?e given my
Vhen Baby waa elck, wo gavo hor Castorla. ^ fr' '!l bcrilig establish*
Vhon hIio was a (/*hild, rIio oricsl for CoMtoriA. inenbnl! in I )n s ? > rw t* building;
Vhen Bho boeamo Mi^s, fiho clung to Cnstorla.
V'hcu alio had Children, alio gave them Ciuloria.
M. 11. WINEGLASS,
Barber unci Fiuit lHaln.
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