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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-30
As A TONIC AN - AFTER ATxy

M~OOREsvILLE, IREDE Leo, N.
Being deSirOus of adding my testimonial
to theirs, concerning the merits of Mrs, DO
Person 5 Remedy for ScrOfula, | take pleas
ure i'll saying that as a tonic and Alternative
I 40 not think IL has an equal, have fairly
tested 1t. nd after trylng teeetine, Sarsa.
parllla. Vinegar BitterS, and various other
re remedies, l have 10 hesitation i'll prouounc
ing 1t far superior to any IONIC | have eyel
used. When commenced using Mrs Per
sons remedy | Was very weak. complies
ton s-iloW, and now i am WELL,
Respectfully y VI friend,
MRS, II. BROWN.
Sept Is 1873,
For NY personal reliability, L refer, by per
m S>iOi TO Rt. L.ev InoS. Atkinson. D. ID.
North Carolina; leo. A. Foole, NJ. d.
warren county Hons. J. J. avis and G..
Al. Cooke, III nkiln county.
For sale oy AL fl st class druggists.
MRS. JOE PERSON.
FranklintOn, N. &.
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Six Substantial Reasons
Why you should Insure in the
Penn Mutual Life Insurance canra,7,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

lst. Because it is one of the Oldest Con
panles IN the country, and past the day OF e,
perimentS.
"a. Because it Is a purely Mutual COMPANY
Every Foley Holder is a memb.r Of the Com
pany, entitled TO all It's advantages ali pri
vleSeS, having d ri hit to vote al al e~lecrion
Tor trustees. and thus ma, al ih1tuence in r,
managemen ut.
81. Because it has as large a percentage >,
assets TO llatll ties as any Lie Insurance
Company III the country.
4tn. because. by economical management
us ratio OF expenses to total income is fl
below the average of life Companies. (oee
Omclai insurance Report
oth. Because. 1t has declared more diyi-
denuS In number, and of a larger average
percentage, than any other Company in the
United States.
For examp.e Policy No. Is, for 5000, has
Deen PAID 10 the widow of a Pniladelpnia
Merchant upon which twenty-three dIyi.
denuS had been declared, averaging fftv
sever per cent. Had these dividends Teen
used TO purchase additions to this Policy.
", 40 more would have been realized. making
the Policy worth Sil,U46.
9th. Because it is liberal in its managem.nt
prompt In it, settlements safe beyond a con.
urgency, and its rates are as low as any first
class Company III the country.
TtINCIPAL small expenses
absolute security, large return premiums.
prompt aymen OF losses, and liberal to the
id. BROOKS, Gen1 Agent
Fol Western North Carolina.
Statesville, NC.
For Eastern North Carolina.
Fayetteville, NC,
Agents ' anted by both the above General
Ag ats, to work in their res, ectiye t-rr
cries. Liberal cOnGl acts m ide.
mar lin
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NIOTTO we LIVE TO DIE. AND DYE
N TO LIVE.
The Raleigh Steam Dve:no
and Securing Establish
ment.

OFFICE. ........M NOR An STREET.
Two Doors VEST OF Presbyterian Churc,,
Al kin ; OF Dress G. oeS. in ri. ~.
made into garments DYED. C.e.a4ii - u
finlShed- Ladies DrcS ses. tloa1s. Matt II
x. III ali fanrlCS cleaned. With -, >
KID Z and Eu.piS:
CLEANED. r III DYED EEAETI
FULLY. G~entieman>' Coats. oyarii-
Pants. Vests &c. DYED or clean.d 70 ,b".
ripping Damask ana Moreen cnrnGut
DYED beautifully. Grape ShayI< nXSin4s
III most brilliant IN tdes of Sc- let cri,nson
Gas hnere. Brcche Wo /. Grape ana us. -
>hawis cleaned in the best manner. ordnrs
b. express viii receive pr ompt attan1'on
and be returned i'll the same wav n,4oh'
Respectfully, D.. III. E2Ownpn
decl2-5m.
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UN AS A BE.DUD
PURIFIER.
MRS. JOE PERSON :

III " L GhSON
Inc medicine l I purchased of on last win
ter proved OF las .Ing cement TO my son, who
was troubled with II running sores,
some OF them quite large, and Of a scrofulOus
nature. IN less than three weeks after com
meLclne the use of your remedy. ne was
perfectly restored, and is to-day quite souno
anu healthy. AS = TONIC n BLOOD PURI
Oe spared Tor MANY years Of usefulness,
remain, Very respectfully.
L. j. stokes
Louisburg, n. O.. May 70, rs.
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CITY MARKEr-wHOLHsALB CASH PRICES
Corrected by CHKIoIUPHEkS 8
Oticial Reporters for GrOcers q Gotten Ex-
CHANGE.
r. n. O., January ~, 1872.
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RICH ID, "a.

RICHMOND, VA.
ENGINES, portable and stationary. SAW
MILLS, GRIST-MlLLS. BOILERS, CAST.
lNGS OF BRASS and IRON, FORtiINGS.
&c. MACHINERY for Gold and Coal Mines
Blast Furnaces, SC.
We cal special attention to ourIMPROVED
ENGlNk, TOR agricultural and
other purposes. The Boilers IF our Agri-
cultural Engines are provided with our
AIENT SPARE ARRESTERS.
q device by which the Spa ks are forced to
pass downward over a reservoir of water and
enectually extinguished without the use OF
wire gauge: Our is the only arrangement
OF this kind which affords free access to the
D0ller tubes for cleaning from each end.
Also, to our new styles NAL LOCO
MOTIVES for hauling lumber, and other
articleS upon tramways aud narrow gauge
railways. e
Ihe best Planters regard our GINNING
Els superior to any In use. Send for
Illustrated Catalogue free. other things
Delng equal encourage southern institutions.
Eepair work solicited and rronp,ly done.
Shafting Pulleys, &C.. for Z IN Houses.
MAI ufacturers Of Jones' patent Tobacco
LuMp Machines 10 work Ov hand or power.
VIM. E TANNER 4 co.
n. Il. BAUGRAM. Rich >qpare, N. c.,
Gen Agent in Eastern North Carolina.
mar 8 '78-d&wly
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Raleiph Post Office Hours.
REPORTS
MAkAET>-

..a nv Err q AVE A. Co to-
Brokers
RALEIGH. N u, January -, f1s.
,x,aa,,,o s5h76l1-l6
Strict Low MiddliRg, oH
Low Middling, os
Strict Good Ordinary
AOOd Ordinary. ~
Mlddling Stains. oIs
Low Middiing stains, iAi1
Good Ordinary Stains, hone.
Market steady,
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THE HOME FERTILIZER.
FO Less THAN $500
We agree to sell enough
PU RE Oh MICALS
To make a Ton g, 200 lbs.) Ct Manure,
That will make you as uIuch Cot>
ton, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Potatoes and
Tobacco, as any Manipulated Fertile
ger offered in this market at $4Oto $l5.
For this remarkable statement we
offer you the very best references in
your State. which you will find by
writing for circulars also Formula"
with instructions, suggestions, etc.
The name is copyrighted and Recipe
patented.
Send for our book, with hundreds of
certificates from your neighbors, also
suggestions hat may benefit you IN
selecting your Manures. 1t will pay
you to invest in Pure Chemicals, and
Compost at home.
BOYKIN, GARNER & CO.,
PrOprietors,
jan 16-6w. Baltimore, Md.
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PEAS per bush. white 85c. stock sc,
Above prices are for large lots, when small
or quantities are wanted nighe prices Will
be charged.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-30

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
GNU Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Aeue.
all the affections which arise from malari-
Ous' marsh, or mlasmatic poisons.
TINS is q compound remedy, prepared with
scientlnc skul from vegetable ingredients, which
rarely fails to cure the severest cases of Chills
ana Fever and the concomitant disorders. Such
remedy the necessities of the people in mala-
iious uistrlcts demand. Its great superiority
over any other medicine vet discovered for tho
cure OF Intermittents is, that it contains no oui.
nine or mineral, and those who take it are free
rom danger of quinism or any injurious effects,
and are as healthy after using it as before. It
mas been extensively employed during the last
tnirty years In the treatment of these distressing
disorders, and so unvarying has been it's success
that ithas gained the reputation of being infal.
hDle. 1t team, therefore, be safely ommend
as a sure remedy and specific for the Fever and
Ague of the West, and the Chills and Fever of
the south. 1t counteracts the miasmatic poison
IN the blood, and frees the system from its innu-
ence, so that fever and ague, shakes or chills,
once broken up by it, do not return until the
disease is again contracted.
The great variety Of disorders which arise from
the Irritation of this poison, such as NEURALGIA.
rheumatism. Gout. Headache, Blindness,
IOOthache, Earache, Catarrh. Asthma. Pal
pitatiOn, Splenic Affections. Hvsterics pain
in the Bowels, Collie, PARALYSIS. and derange.
Of the Stomach, all of which become intermit.
tent or periodical, have no speedier remedy than
AYERS AGUE CURE, which cures them ali alike.
and protects the system from future attacks. As
a preventive, it is of immense service in those
communities where Fever and Ague prevails, as
IL stays the development of the disease if taken
on the first approach of the premonitorv symp-
toms. Travellers and temporary residents are
thus enabled to defy these disorders. and few
Will ever suffer if they avail themselves of the
protection this remedy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpidity,
1t is an excellent remedy; it stimulates this organ
INTO healthy activity, and produces many remark
able cures where other medicines fail.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
MASS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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My receipt for the cure OF ScrofuIa ha
been Tried Sy m> With tie most uuprecedeD
ted success for Tie last Twelve years. and
have no hesitation Ii ulNg it as.
sovereign cure Tor that disease aud as
general ionic and Blood further. IL is every
where giving perfect satisfaction, Mhil,
my experience with 1t is too limited Tor M.
to specially Recommend iL for other Il is. asses
| believe IL Will ultimately prove to be O.;
benefit II ali Cases arising iroi4 IL. purityO
he DlOod aud probably iOl other diseases
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-30
THREE CHILDREN IN a'HREf
w fEAA.
Mss JOE PERSON

Mss JOE PERSON
Dear Madame-Your letter has been re-
ce1vcd. ana on account Of be ng absent from
nome Tor d week or Two, have not had the
opportunity TO answer IL. | certainly will
take great pleasure i'll doing all tBat is With
In my pow or OWards getting you patients
Tor treatment oil Sol OIula. 1 hardly know
how TO express my gratitude to You for cui
ltS my three little children. They took meQ
icllle from my family physician Tor about
Two years, Will scarcely any relief at al. /
tried your remedy, ana in less than three
weeks they were all perfectly cured, an0
nave never She WI ANY sign Oh breaking on
safely say that l believe your lemeuy to be
certain cure for SciOiuia. If 1 can ever bt
OF AEy service to you III any way, l want yOu
TO De sure anu call OH me-, Yours truly.
WM. IT,. A~kAINGlUN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
D0YAL HAVANA LOTTERY-L0UIsIANA EXTRA
ordinary and Kentucky state Lotees prizes cashed;
information furnished TAYLOR CO, so2 Broadway;
Rsissiy ssrsd fGRofEkS HH kSHpMITic sociEiY.
2io West S4th. Terms. circulars free.
9 HIGHLY IMPORTANT LECTURES AS DELIVERED
Sat Tho New York Museum Of Anatomy should Be rad
sssspt 8
SGT .925.-
THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
is drawn in Of Of the General Assembly
EDtSArIUsAL ESh 1sh BfSgrAT fSslIrufioss. 2c
ss e
DOLLARS. conditioned for the prompt payment of all
the
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BECAUSE
E$Hs$3E 3$E 3$E + + #$H E# B3Es BsEa
5s S sista sss Is M fsgg PRIZE,
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OLD RELIABLE kES!SokY STATE LOTTERY
NO SCALING SEzr TUESDAY s5 JULY FF55sllSosRrEsrs. lS
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WHOLE TICKETS ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Address all orders to the Northern Agents LUCKY
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N. B.-OPEN THIS EVENING.
DOGS. BIRDS. sc.
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r BRIGHTON BEACH FAIR GRoUND,
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July II, 10, II. 10, %, - and 26
Races commence at 3 7. NJ.
Racing will be continued every Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday during the summer.
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THE WHOLE TICKET no. 1851,
WHICH DREW
THE CAPITAL PRIZE OF $4,000
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. JULY a.
WAS SOLD THROUGH THIS OFFICE.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE % PARK ROW.
UPTOWN OFFICE sel BROADWAY. NEAR i7rH ST.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
HAS ALWAYS BEEN DRAWN JULY H.
THEODORE zscHocH
6 SD y axss Sayss Ss
A WORD TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
oe Dr. csaIf I
A FINE OLD RYE wHlsKKY, "a PER GALLON;
ss Chambers ST. between broadway and Church st.
r KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
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nR SMITH, 100 EAST 18TH SURGEON. NEWS
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on which occasion a
have been especially engaged for this concer.
Dont tail to read the following
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sGiGk n IN G MHGGE GGT SsEL Hin NuaBER AND
Those who unable to attend the drawing REST
" 1850 Prizes. siis4r1 Es.sS5
Extract from the Louisville Courier-JournalD
The managers OF the Common wealth Distribution Com
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the history Of loeries They invite all ticket
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Running Races and Steeplechases.
July H. Is, IT. 10, %, ~ and 70.
Races commence at 3 L. NJ.
Admission. so Grand stand 81. All under
Racing will be continued every Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday during the summer.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
V1 Long Branch. N. j.
First summer meeting 1873. Saturday July L. Six
each day commencing promptly 2 o'clock
Steeplechase or hurdle each day
Trains directly to the via boats to Sandy Hook,
from pier North River 10 80 aud ii 80 A. M and
by Central Railroad from foot OF Liberty st. at 745
IL 40 A. NJ l2:l5 noon, and 30 +. NJ Fare for round
trip including admission to field 81 So
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EVERY VARIETY or PRINTING. AND WOOD
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vitality shorten the duration Of fo with hints for
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j MUM Co. 81 Park row, Now York
experience as Solicitors OF Patents Handbook on patents
with full directions and advice, sent free.
DoYAL HAVANA LorrERY-THE DATE FIXED
nupcn for drawing Oii has always been July H. Capt.
tai Prize pesos; dist ributcd $50 900 pesos
tons $40 $40 80. ~ and ST. spanish gold bought and
sold Drafts Havana issued. THIS old we'll
firm has connection with other Martinez. M A.
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BRUTiIER AND SUCCESSORS OF John Il. Nartinex.
deceased
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IL 76i Prices amounting TO 15O,UUyebesos
CAPITAL PRIZE. 2uO,UOD PESOS
Prises casbed. Information fur nished.
Spanish Gold aud Havana bank Bills bought and sold.
10 Wall 81, basement
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BRANCH of II v all st.
PHEUMATIsM AND ALL BLOOD POIsONs POSI-
lltvely cured. EUROPEAN RHEUMATIC SOCIETY,
2lo West S4th. Terms. circulars free.
9 HIGHLY IMPORTANT LECTURES AS DELIVERED
Cst tho New York Museum of Anatomy should be read
by all; forwarded receipt of 25c. Address Score
TARY. Museum of Anatomy, 6lS Broadway. New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-08
Try Her with a Compliment"

The wise and witty author of Rdb and his
Friends has somewhere toll the following
story A wife was lying seriously ill with
quinsy. The medical man averred that
immediate relief would come if by any
means the suppuration could be made to
burst and suggested that the patient should
be somehow provoked into hearty laugh.
Many expedients were tried in vain, and at
length the husband, who was sitting by the
bedside, with his elbows on his knees and
his hands upon his cheeks, looked up with
a serious face and said, "Try her with
compliment, Doctor" The odd appearance
of the sympathetic and anxious countenance
combined with the yet odder suggestion to
accomplish all that was desired. The SUI
ferer could not choose but yield. She posi-
lively "guffawed " at the ludicrousness of
the situation, and the relief was instantane-
Gus. Now we have sometimes thought that
a judicious use of commendation would be
cure for many moral evils not less serious
in their own department than the physical
malady which was thus comically removed.
There is, for example, the shy, timid child
in the household, who is "cutfed " about
from one to another, and constantly lectured
for awkwardness, stupidity, and general in-
efficiency. She comes in for most OF the
seedlings. Everybody is down upon her.
She is made the scapegoat for all the rest ;
and no matter where discipline may begin,
it commonly ends with general set-to on
her. But the only result of such treatment
is, that she becomes more shy and awkward
than ever. She is afraid to speak, lest she
| should draw down upon her head some new
attack. She fears to move, lest some one
should find fault and the character, which
under other treatment might develop into
frank willinghood to learn, becomes re
served, defiant, and indeed regardless. In
most large families there is some "ugly
duckling" of this sort, and parents and
elder brothers and sisters are often at loss
what to do in such a case But here comes
in the wise prescription, "Try her with a
compliment" Give over blaming, aud adopt
the plan of encouragement. Wink a little
at the things which in others you might bt
disposed to reprove, and take every possible
opportunity for uttering words of homes,
aud hearty praise. Nothing is more injuri
GUS than constant fault-fnding, aud many
young people have been utterly ruined by
the continuous "naggng OF their elders
Let the evils alone for time, and look ou
for the excellences then when you discover
these, be generous in your appreciation o.
them. A plant cannot grow without th'
sunlight, and no healthy or strong character
can be developed without loving commenda
tion.-Christidn at Work.