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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-24
MYSTERIOUS.

II gentleman belonging TO one Of the mos
ancient and wealthy families Of this city, who
must be well known to numerous friends, ha'ing
since the year 1878 up TO recently, been bent
nearly double, aud for several years confined to
his bed, has been restored to good health-has
regained his natural erect position and has
quilted his carriage, and now walks with ease
We believe this is the genteman's own descrip-
tion as near as possible, and there is no exag-
geTalion in it. evil give inquirers his address
and doubt not his humane feelings will excuse
the liberty; so that any one doubling may knoU
these iacts--though he requests his name may
not appear in print Among other similar in
stances, Mr. James G.. Reynolds, ll4 Christie
street, has been restored, and will give personal
assurance Of thu facts Of his case. Both were
rheumatism, and contracted cords and slnews.-
How has this been done
.fnswv.--By The Indian Vegetab,e EHrr,
internally, and HeUeS' .Nerpe and Bone L,ni-
mtnt extepaly.-.N " H,raId, Jan 26. isIl.
Sold only by Comstock Il Co, ~ Maiden
Lane, New York, aud by X. ]. TAYLOR,
Sole Agent for Newport, u. I. tscpt3O.
nR. wHIrNEYs wHoopING COUGH AND
- GROUP CORDINL.-The peculiar adaptation -
this well known medicine 60 The of the complaints
dcsgnacdby 10y its name IT. general use nv almost
family IN the city, aud the notoroty u has obtained ~,
an nvuuahe preparations renders II quite unnccs-.ur,
to shy thing in H. favor but Ia such have never
tested IT. superior virtues, II N highly recommended
perfectly safe aud enectua remedy In the above com
lunts
Il ha. been standard medicine for cronn. in numer
families ~ this vicinity for tho twelve wears
mud The continually Increasing demand tor II sufficient
tNdenre ihhi u becoming ~ popular ~ u t. vaiua
BILE medicine, and s ~ highly appreciated ~ ever.
No muhi should be without u NJ this season 81 the
wear when children, by exposure the sudden ch1nres
Oi the weather are subject severe aud pected s
tacks ~ these alarming cnmpisi,ns vbirb wigbt h,
overcome by an immediate resort 10 this potent and
fng remedy.
Inr sale in NtwIuT by n. ] TAYLOR. No. ttp
Thames street. ICb. 3.
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LIVERY STABLE.

THNIIE subscriber, late Of the firm Of Stewart
n 4 Weaver, respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he will continue to carry on
the business of a Livery Stable, in all its branch
es. AT the west Stable in Greene street where
the best Horses and Carriages can he had at all
times al The customary prices Particular aiten-
ton paid to conveying passengers to and from
the Steamboats, on their arrival and departure.
JOHN q. WEAVER.
Newport, Dec. 3, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-24

AN ACT 10 authorize, in certain cases, the
sale OF personal property attached Oh orr
ginal writ.
BE ii enacted by The General assembly as
|oiiowS:
| SECTIoS l. Whenever an attachment is
hereafter, or has been already made, whether
on one or more wrlts, of any live animals or
any goods or chattels which are lINble 10 per-
Ish, or waste, or be greatly reduced by keep
ing, or which cannot be kept without great
and disproportOnate expense, the court 10
which the writ Is Ieturnable, or ~ which The
case may be pending, IN term rlme, or either
oi The Judges of saId court III vacation, on
the written application Of the debtor or at
tachIng creditor requesting 10 have sand pro.
pery sold, may, alter hearing Of the par
ties, direct The attaching officer to sell the
same, IN the manner prescribed by law for
selling the like property on execution.
SEC. =. The proceeds OF said sale, after
Ideducllng the necessary charges thereof,
shall be forthwith deposited by the SAID off.
GER under the direction Of the court or Judge
ordering the sale as Aforesaid, ia some safe
and wei. managed bank, to the credit of said
officer IN his official character, and shall be
so held by said officer, subject to The attach.
ment or attachments, ana shall be disposed Of
~ like manner as the said property would
have been held aud disposed OF, If 1t had re-
manned unsUld.
True cupy-wltness:
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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r-,sGENUINE BUFFALO OIL
ccgm

ro PROMOTE THE GROWTH AND REAITiFY
TtIEuA The original aud ttue article !. put np
only by W.. Es W., a. Nashingt str.,t, Asa
number Ut c1untrtitg huve Frren'y app aTcd To- get
be genuine see that the cuts de wtapte signed
WIN lfnwn also c.py.tight has been suturrd,
~" ent"fed atf"rfngto act ot ungres In the CLERKS
nlrr Of the nis fict q, lsiO. he bbUye Auic
= last tkng the place of all others to promote The
gr'ifth md benutifs the hair. n gives beantiti
satin gloss and causes tu cufi, and fat tier Than
M vegetable pfspaTutun LOT sals IN ioston NY tive
oi etof ~ retaed by all The ruf gists and Ter.
NETS; asa sae by NJ 1.-THE Dfuggis.in rtovidsner,
ewpot, New Bedlofd, THHnion. Lowtii Salem,
,cNbuypld, Wous. ,t, prsgGvld, Oei.si.
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LAWS OF r. ISLAND.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assenbly-.January Session,
A. ID. lSi2.
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INSTRUCTIONS

Lorrane's Pills are n certain remedy for all
those malades arising from distractions and
consti tipation.
For sale by r.. J. TAYLOR, I4s Thames
street, Newport. II. !. Jan. 6.
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] IUt thpy-WIIntss,
HENRY BOW EN-, Scc'ty.

AN ACT in addition 10 The several acts re-
lalIng to Public Schools.
BE IL enacted by he General .4ssembiy as
toiious;
SrcrIoS !. The Public School Commit
tees Of the several towns shall ascertain by
ihcir personal examination, or that Of a CON
mIlice To b. appointed by them, the quali6
cations snd capacity Tor the government OF
schools, VI all instructors who may be ,,n.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-24

Double the Quantity and Bet
ter Qnality than any other for
The same Price -! Remem-
Ter THIS.
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I n IL -.

DLUF. P'acF, md Rcd Inks. of a superior
- quality; Tor sale OF wholesale and retail
X. J. TAYLOR.
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IuC NVVy r" "I1IIVoo'
HENRY BOWEN, SeO'ry.

AN ACT to repeal a certain act and parts Of
al act therein mentioned.
BE IL enacted by The General assembly, as
(OiiowS:
StCTIoN /. The preamble, and the second
and thlrd sections of an act passed February
Ist, 1884, entitled San act 10 repeal certain
acts of incorporation, aud for other purposes
therein menuoncd," are hereby repealed.
SEC. .. The act entitled "An act concern
ing Masonic Societies" passed January 22,
1855, is ht reby repealed.
True copy-wlrncss:
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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Jan. II, 1871.
CONSUMP

Loranc's Pills have proved blessing in
that dreadful disease, Consumption the most
miraculous cures have been performed by these
pills, and even after having been given up by
some Of the best physicians in the country.
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DIR. ALIENS BALSAM OF HORE
HOUND, LIVER WORT md
PLEURISY ROOT FOR
CONSUMPTION
and LIVER COMPLAINT

tOLDs, Coughs. Splitting Of Blood, Ca
~ ta,rh, difficulty Of breathing, Pam
m the side, paipitatiOn Of the heart, oppres-
sion and soreness Of the chest, PieWisy,
Hectic Fever, night speats, difficult and pro-
fuse Erpecforotion, and all affections Of the
Lungs, chest and Liver.
The llorehound, Lverwort and Pleurisy root
have for centuries been celebrated in the cure
Of affections Of the Lungs and Liver. Dr. Al
len, after series Of experiments, has been
able TO extract from these medical herbs, a
Bal,sm which excrts wonderful effects in curing
Consumption and Liver Complaints.
For children laboring under Inflammation OF
the Lungs, Colds, Coughs, Group, Quincy,
and sore Throat this Balsum is of great import
ance. During the winter Of 1880, rising OF one
ihosand families employed this remedy, in the
city Of New York. The consequence was,
that the number Of deaths among children was
reduced TO less than one half the usual num-
bcr, as may be seen by the City Inspectors
eport of deaths
In order to give the reader some idea Of the
efficacy Of this Balsam, and how extensively il
is used, we here introduce the monthly report
Of the cures in the month May, 1889, and pub
lished in the New York Sun.
"MOnthly Report Of the cures performed
by DIR. B. ID Aliens Balsam Of llorehound,
Liverwort and peurisy Root during the month
of May. 1t has cured and completed the cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-24
rue copy-wttncss:
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.

AN ACT 10 diminish The expense attending
the collection Of Small Debts.
BE enacted BY The General assembly as
JoiioISS:
SECTION !. Justices ofthe Pence arc here
dy authorized to accept and record the con.
icsslon Of any judgu ent within their jurls-
dcIIon made by debtor personally, wIth the
assent OF the creditor, with or without ante.
ccdent process aud on such terms IN regard
To staying execution, as the parties may
agree on, and to render judgment and award
execution accordingly.
True copy py-uitness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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AN ACT to amend the act entitled AN act
IN addition to an act regulating COnyeyan.
cCs Of Real Estate"
Bel enacted by The General assembly as
Ioiiors:
Any conveyance Of lands within this State,
which may be executed without the lImlt OF
The United States, may be acknowledged be.
fore any recognised vice consul, charge dat.
faIres, or commercial agent OF the United
States, III the country where the conveyance
shall be executed.
True copy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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For Newport and Providence,

Until further notice
s:ss.Sse=z.ssgzsss the Mail stage will leave
F!I,Ilfs32lHC Providence for Warren,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-24

Having used "Wa,erman's Specific Plaster
in case Of severe inflammation, and found great
heneGt thereirom, hereby certify, that in my
opinion, il is one of the hest remedies in all ca
ses Of inflammation, and as dressing for blisiers
after the pasiers have been removed, that can
possibly be applied. EDWARD DEXTER.
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J. l.. ROGERS, M. u.
To b. ID. Allen, M, ID.

From The Rep. Dr. Scot Of .Nt,o York.
Dr. ID. b. Aiien. dear sir am most happy
10 inform you that your Balsam Of IIorehound,
Liverwort, and Pleurisy Root has cured me Of
Liver Complaint disease under which had
labored upward Of six years. have recon-
mended it to several Of my friends afflicted with
the same malady, and in every instance has it
been successful. Hoping God may spare your
life for usefulness,
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.VFSCEELH.y,EOI<.
THE STUDENT AND APPRENTICE
BY T. S. ARTHUR.
Concluded


Let US turn DOW, for few moments, 70
mark the progress which the young stu
dent, 10 one Of the best semunaries IN bis
native city, aud afterwards n, college, had
made. Like too many iradesmon, whose
honest industry and steady perseverance
has gained them q competence. Mr.. Leo
Eel. indlsposed to give his son a trade, or ,c
subject him 10 the same restraints and dis
ciplIne 10 youth TO which he had been sub.
Jecied. tie felt ambitious for bun, and de
iermned 10 educate him for ono Of the
learned professions. To this eud he sen,
bin 10 school carly, and provided for HIM
the very best Of instruction.
Like too many others, no had 90 love for
learning nor any right appreciation Of us
legitimate uses. To be LAWYER, bc
though, IT would be much more honorable,
than TO be mere mechanic; and for this
reason alone, so far as he had any thoughts
on the subject, did he desire to be LAWYER.
As for James Wallace he, as The moor II.
liietaie apprentice Of bis father, was mos,
heartily despised, and never treated by
tArman with the smallest degree of kind
consideration.
Al the age Of eighteen, he vas sen, AWAY
70 one Of the eastern Universities, and :bere
Eemalued-excepl during the semi annual
Vacatlon--unlil he was twenty years of
age; when be graduated and came home
with the honorary n,le Of A. B. At, tina
time James Wallace vas between seven
teen and eighteen years Of age, sonoe ha,
rough IN his appearance, but With a sound
body. Although, each day, be rerularIv
'oiled at the workbench, and as rcgularIy
turned to his books when evening released
nim from labor, and was up at the neon Of
dawn to lay the first Offering upon the
shrine OF learning. Bu, all this devotion ,o
'he acquIremen, OF knowledge, won for him
no sympathy, no honorable destinations from
h's masters son. He despised his condl.
uon as an apprentice to a trade. Blu, II
was not many years before others bepan 10
perceive the contrast between them nj
though on the very day that James com
pIe'ed his term Of apprenticeship. Harman
was admitted to the bar.
The one completed his eduea,ion -so
Jar as general knowledge, aad rip,d dis
cipiine OF the mind was concerned.9whcn
he lett college. The other became moro
really the student, when the broader and
brighter light of nationality shone clearly
on his pathway, as he passed the lhresl,bold (.
OF manhood. James still continued 10
work at his trade, but not for 90 NAM
hours each day, as while he was IN amman .
'Ice. Tic was good and fas, wo,l,m,n
ana could readily earn all that he reon;roJ
Tor his support in six or eigh, hours Of evo
ry twen,y.four. Eight hours we're ,c.nla,
! y'deVo'ed 10 study. From some canse ho
determined that he sculd mako law his
profession. To the acquircmcn, Of knowl
eos' Of legal matters, therefore, he benz all
Inc energies of vol disciplined, and oc
i've comprehensive mind. Two wears nass.
60 away IN an uu'iring devotion 10 the stud
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List Of Letters

n EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Charlotte
No on the LIST day of July, 1912.
A-Az. Alexander, !. Adams, Tbs. Alexander
jr., Louisa W. Adams. T. p. Alexander. T. W. A
lexander, Jas. Alexander, Telemacus Alexander
Amos Alexander, Needham Arm6ed
BIOS. Bols, f. J. Benton, WIN. E. Button, ]
VI. Beard, Lewis Blackman, Jos. A. Baker, Lewis
Bingham, T. r. Bailey, f. Z. Bycc. VIM. Bigham
Gas. Cathcart, q. Criitenden, 7. u. Cochran.
DIS. A. Davis, Frank. Dale
E--Jas. Eagle, VIM. Elliot 2, Matilda Esiue.
F-Mrs. Ann Frew, C. Frew.
G-Susan Gay, Miss 6. Gray.
III. h. Harrison, Jas. Hayes, J. Hilick, ]. A.
u. Hunter, Ally Howell James Henderson, James
Hutchinson, II. Hoover
Mat Johnston, Miss A. Johnston, e. John.
sion, Rev. Ed. Jones, d. Jennings & Co., Elmas
Jackson, J. B. Johnston.
k-A. Kerr, II. n Kirkpatrick Q, Nancy Ken.
nedy, P. A. Klfline.
JAS London, Y. W. Lyihe, Mars Lemonds
Mil. J. Morehead, Jno. Montgomery, J. G
Martin, j. McGinnis, Robi McLain, E. McCord
Miss NJ. Manson, J. NJ. Manson. Nancy NJ Mon,
gomery, Adam McGahey, Jno. NJ McKelyy
Oh L. A Orr 2, Robt. NJ. O'Neill.
P~-Wm Parks, Jas. Patterson, Jno. Penbet,hy
. Pettus, w. II. Patterson, Y Plumer, William
Potts Edwin Polk, VIM. Phillips.
Re. Rundries, N. c. Riney, II. "A, Rogges
Hannah Rogges
S-Miss A. Scott, Frank Stafford, q. E. Shelby
Messrs Speem s. Lmtle, VI, Stricken, Jane Simp
SOD, Jno. Simpson, S II. Smith, Jno. Smith, Adam
Si!er Miss c. Steel, Isabella Steel.
T-Jno. Todd, Smith Thompson, II. A. Todd
Miss Z. A. Todd
Vino. Wolf, Peter Weir (, Miss Elizabell
Wallis, VIM. Wilson, Rev. A. l.. Waits, Lewis S
Williams, Mat Wallace, Williamson Wallace
Martha Wallace, Jno. Witherspoon, r. i. Walk
e', Hugh Wanghir, Jno, n. Weniz.
II r. WILLIAMS u "
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elevated 10 the Bench, while Lee !.
second raic lawyer, and never ,o,. y
that position.
In the histories CT these Two ns,..
seen the difference be,ween simnI,
ing an education, as it is called ~
education. Most eminent men a,o ~
ucaled men. This fact, every s,pd,',
every humble apprentice. with Ilm,.9
van,ages should bear 10 mind. /, =
iniuse new life into The students Of Il.
and inspire the other with de,erm,.l
to Undue hts mind with kuowIed,s y y
education that a boy receives al c,r
and semiBaries, does no, nuke him,
cd man. lie has only acquired n. {
men,s Of knowledge. Beyond tbe,,
mus, go-he must continue eve, ~
sludeni-or others will leave him ~;
rear-oihers Of humber means and =
opportuniiies--the apprentice Of The ~
craftsman, for instance, whose few bs'
devotion to study. from a genuine n.
learning, have given him taste and !.
ii, that remain with him IN all af., :
baltimore Saturday Visitor.
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From The Louisville Journal.
TIE GOLDEN RINGLET.

Tx oOLbAsN RANohLAs
Here is little golden tress
OF soft unbranded hair,
The all that's left of loneliness
That once was thought so fair;
And vet, though lime hath dimm'd its sheen
Though all beside hath iled,
hold il here, a link between
My spirit and the dead,
Yes. from this shining ringlet still
4 mournful memory springs,
That melts nv heart, and sends thrill
Through all lis trembling strings.
think of her, the loved, the wepi,
Upon her forehead fair
For eighteen years, like sunshine, slept
This golden curl OF hair.
Oh sunny tress the Joyous brow,
Where thou didst lightly wave
With oil thy sister tFesses, nuw
Lies cold within the grave.
That cheek is OF its bloom be5efti
That eve no more is gay
OF all her beauties thou art len,
\ solitary ray.
-Four years have passed, this very Juns
-Four years and yet i: seems toe soon
TO lei the heart forget
Too soon TO let that lovely face
From our sad thoughts depart,
And to another give the place
She held within the heart
Her memory still within my lnind
Retains its sweetest power
1t is the perfume left behind
To whisper OF the flower.
Each blossUm, that in moments gone
Bound up this sunny curl,
Recalls the form, the look, The tone
Ofthat enchanting girl,
Her step was like an April rain
Der beds Of yiolets flung:
Her voice the prelude to a strain.
Before the song is sung
Her life, twas like half blown flower,
Closed ere the shades Of even
Her death the dawn, the blushing hour
Tha, oges the gates Of lleaTou.
a single tress how slight thing
To sway such magic AIT,
And bid each soft remembrance sprinE
Like blossoms in the heart
1t leads me back TO days OF old
To her loved 50 long,
Whose locks ou;shone peliucid gold,
Whose lips o'etdowed With song.
Since then, I've heard thousand laws
From lips as sweet as hers
Yet when | stroye to give them praise,
| only gave them tears,
l could not bear amid the throng
Where jest and laughter rung,
To bear another sing the song
That trembled on her tongue.
A single shining tress Of hair
To bid such memories start
But, tears are on its lustre-there
lay 1t on my heart.
Oh when in Deaths cold arms sink
Who then, with gentle care,
WIN keep for me a dark brown link
A ringlet OF my hair AMELIA
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DIR. EAJgfE4'S
VI d D I G 7 Sf . s :
REST0RER or THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES

CHRoAIt AM OTHER DISEASES,
Nz HETHER produced by bile, phlegn, from
w internal morbid matters, arising from
badly cured old disorders from the use Of iner
curry, caolnel, bark, &c, OF in females from the
change Of life, as specified IN the Pamphlet
AsTI.SYFuniTic SYRyF-This medicine is in
all Venereal Disorders, a certain remedy
ABTssIsIA MixrURE, lin liquid and IN paste
celebrated for its speedy and perfect removal Of
Gonorrhns and elect.
GoLD MISE BALsAu. for Bilious and Nervous
Affections Colds, &c
AROMATIC ExTGAcT, llnimcnt for Indigestion
Goodness 10 the stomach, Numbness or Weakness
IL the limbs, Rheumatism, &c
OPERATIVE PowDEa, for Bilious Feger. Head
ache, Diseases Of the Eyes, &c, which is 70 be
taken IN the Restorer.
JAYAN OISrMESr, for Piles, which is TO be az
Piled besides the Restorer.
BESa4L OINTMENT, for Tcttor, Ringworm, Sal,
Rheum, Scaidhead, Eruptions Of the skin, and foul
ulcers Is 10 be applied besides the Restorer.
UaIFEEsaL OR STHEsGrHEyIy1 PLASTER, for
diseases Of the Chest, Dyspepsia, Inhamfaatory
rheumatism, Palsy. Paralysis, &c.
On KunL's AcorsTlc Oh, for Deafness and ali
other Aurcu4r Complaints, which is 10 be used
together with the Restorer
I'Dr. Kuhps Pamphlet "Trealment." &c,
entered according to Act Of Congress- contains
full Directions for the Ise Of the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
~ PerF - wishing to procure any Of the med
icines, vii please direct their orders, with the a.
mount, post paid.) 10 DIR. KUHLS OFFICE,
Raleigh, n. C.. or Richmond, Va, or to any Of the
following Agents in North Carolina.
, Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. I. & c. Phifer, Concord
Jenkins & Biles, Salisbury.
lfargtaye, Gather s. Co, Lexington.
j. x r. Sloan. GFeensboroag
VI. J. A. Drake. Ashborongh.
Z. {. Henderson, Lincolnton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
steele, Cunning Il CO., York C. H.
heLure Brawley & Co, Chester &. II.
The continuation Of The list Of Agents. see Dr.
KS Pamphlet.
June IS, 1912 3str
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TENNESSEE.

The Loco Senators-atter chalicaga
The Wings Senator's 10 refer the dicl'n
between them---which deprived the ~
OF U. 5. SCna,ors---to the people--al.
abide the result Of new olections-it'''
to comply with their own proposlllon
given out by the Union, tho organ Of Y
party as Nashville The Wings a'
ready and anxious to submit, their con'N
TO the arbitrament Of the people, but ~
is tribunal, whose decision the pcp'
Gratis, par erceiience, have deemed Il "
pedlent to shun--Rai. Reg.
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10 Silk Growers.

AV1NG established small flature a, this
- place, the subscriber wishes to purchase
CoCoONs, for which he will pay fair price for
any quantity that may be offered lie also wish.
es to contract with any person who has the Nul.
berry Trees and Cooooneries now established 70,
supply for the ensuing year, or with amp per.
son VINO wishes to engage in the production Of
Socoons. lie has It IN contemplation to enlarge
his mandatory # arrangements can be made or
the supply OF Cocoons. Any one having Cocoons
now on hand for sale will hnd market for them
by applying to Tie subscriber at Concord. \. C.
Concord, Feb 5, 1912. 90,r
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Moffats Life Pills & Phnniy
Ekillers.

FHNtEsE medicines arc indebted for their nstnc
IA 10 their NANTES! and sensible action in IN.
riying the springs and channels Of life, and endu.
ing them with renewed fone and vigDr, and 10 the
undnnbted fact that at a very early period in their
history they had rescued sufferers from the yery
verge Of an untirney grave, after ali the deceptive
nostrums of the day, prescribed by physicians had
utterly failed, in which cases they also permanent,
~ secured that uniform enjoymen, Of health, with
OUT which life itself is but partial blessing So
grea, indeed had their efficacy invariably proved,
that 1t was scarcely less than miraculous 70 those
who we're unacquainted with the beautifully phi
iosoPhieal principles upon which they were com.
pounded and upon which they consequently act
IHE PflGNiX BITTERS are so called, be
cause they Porsess the powm Of rrripripg the cx.