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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-26

Tarboro .Southerer: Dr.. l.. l.. Station was
called over the river last Friday to see a
little girl named PEBBLES, whose mother r
had accidentally chopped off her right hand
at the wrist. The Doctor only found the
severed hand holding by small piece of
skin. He skilliuly sewed it back and now
circulation has returned and the hand, in
al likelihood, will he saved. - -TarDoro
is filled this winter, as it has been for sew
erai past, with health seekers from the
North, mostly from Boston The place is
becoming quite ii winter resort
The AshborO (OuIer says The Randolph
factories are paying large dlvidends to tue
proprietors. So great is the demand for
Randolph sheetinSs, yarns and paids that
they have been forced to build new addi-
tlons to the already spacious buildings,
put in the latest improved machinery and
run day and night to supply their custom
ers. and are DOW unable to fill their orders,
the demand having SO rapidly Increased.
They annually consume more than 10000
bales OF cotton or about $55 900 worth Civ
ing employment to about 900 hands at a
cost of $l50,OOO.
Greensboro Beacon: Sallie Whitfield
colored was placed in Jail in Greensboro,
Tuesday, on charge of poisoning her
husband. Peter Whitfield. On Saturday
night Peter complained of being sick and
asked his wife to give him desc of cao.
mel, After taking his medicine he was
seized with jirking fits, which continued to
grow worse until he died The corners
jury decided that deceased was poisoned.
The stomach has been sent to Prof. Reed,
of Chapel Hill for analysis. Jealousy i.
supposed to have been the cause of the wo-
mans act
Alamance has tour tobacco factories,
Caswell four, Forsythe twenty-five, David
son one, Guilford ten, Person ten, Rocking
ham twenty seven, Randolph one, Stokes
thirty three, and Surry twenty. These
embrace the counties and number of manu-
factories in the 5th internal revenue district
"a total of one hundred and twenty five.
There are in this, the 4th district, sixty six
tobacco factories Of which number Gran
vile has forty-one, Orange seventeen, Wake
four, Franklin two, New Hanover one and
Cumberland one There are five cigar fac
tories. In the entire district there are only
nine whiskey distilleries, Wake having two
Chatham two, Montgomery three, Stanly |
one and Robson one. There are in all |
], ,O4l dfstileries registered in the district, |
but almost all are brandy distilleries, Of |
which the majority are operated only |
during the three months Of July, August |
and September. There is one brewery in |
the district, which is in Cumberland, and |
one rcctifying establishment, in New Han
over.
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Corresponds ence of the News.
The ACE OF STONE.
COLLECTION OF STONE REL
les BELONGING TO DIR. A. s. BRYAN,
OF BUFORD.

DR.. A. S. Bryan, of Buford, is the posses
sor of the largest and most curious eOIec-
tion of archaeological relics we have ever
seen. A few days ago we called upon the
DR.. at his Office, and spent some time in
examir:-g these curious mementOes Of a
strange and mysterious people, who, far
back in the dim ages of the past, made
this country their home.
The collection consists Of 366 specimens,
of flint arrow-heads, spears or iavelin-
heads, avis or drills, knives of all sizes,
stone pestles, battle-axes and hatchets,
scrapeTs, or bark-peelers, hammers and
round heWed and dressed stones, from / to
p inches in diameter, polishing-stones
round and oval with fat, smooth faces,
slate ornaments, of various kinds and
shapes, fragments Of ornaments, badges and
pottery.
These relics of the Prehistoric or Stone
Age, we're found along the banks Of
Whiteoak creek, and in the adjacent fields,
with but a few exceptions. A few were
picked up along the course Of Startling
creek in Brown county, but near the line
of Highland. Some of the flint arrow
heads are fine specimens Of skilled work
manship, and the materials from which
they are fashioned are beautiful speci-
mems Of black and white chalcedony and
impure agates.
The heavier implements are composed
mostly Of the metamorphic rocks, as gran
ite, greensboro and pOrphyry. These sub
stances include the scrapers, bark-peelers
or feshers, which are brought to az keen
an edge as possible and highly polished.
As regards the actual use Of some of
these relics, archeolOgists do not agree.
In the absence Of written, or any authentic
history, they are left almost entirely in
the dark, and are obliged to substitute at
least a plausible theory, which may or
may not accord with the actual facts, and
as a consequence are liable to criticism.
For instance, the theory that the stone
pestles, as commonly found, are supposed
to have been used to grind or triturate
grain to powder or pulp for food. The ac-
tual appearance Of these stone implements
does not bear this theory out.
In the specimens in DR.. Bryan's collec-
tiOn, the lower or Aaring end of the pestle
presents a plain surface, with a circular
depression or cavity in the center, one
half inch in depth, and one and one-half
inches in diameter. This shape could not
have been made by triturating grain or
any other substance, but may have been
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WHOLE NO. 2278

made by striking upon a small stone OF
hematite chiselj probably used in the man
uiacture Of other stone implements.
1t is difficult to describe these relics
without drawings. The Dr., who is some
what Of an artist, has made about fifty pen
sketches, natural size, Of the fine specimens
OF his collection, which, together with the
collection itself, are freely open to the
student Of archaeology and the public gen
orally The country about Buford abounds
in these ancient relics, and there are sever
al other smaller collections in this town
ship, among which we may mention those
belonging to Mr.. J. D. Ridings, Of Buford.
and g. W. Martin, Esq, Of HolIowtown.
ARGUS.
Buford, o., Jan, 1850.
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CuredI CuredI CuredI CuredI

g. G. PresburyI FFop--ZEest End Hotel, Long
Branch, cured Of 70 years Chronic Catarrh,
s. Benedict, Jr., Jeweler, 697 Broadway, n. Y,
(memb. of fanny cured Of Chronic Catarrh.
E. Il. Brown, S39 Canal ST., n. Y, cured of II
years Chronic Catarrh.
j. D. Mcdonald, 10 Broadway, n. Y, tsister-in-
law cured Of 40 years Chronic Catsrrh.
Mrs. John Doughty, Fishkill, n. Y, cured Of
years Chronic Catarrh.
Mrs. Jacob Swartz, Jr., 200 Warren St., Jersey
City, cured OF Is years Chronic Catarrh.
A. B. Thorn, ls3 Montague St., Brooklyn, (self
and SOM cured of Catarrh.
Rev. VIM. Anderson, Fordham, n. Y, cured of 20
years Chronic Catarrh.
Nile. Aimee, Opera Prima Donna al have re-
ceived very great benefit from it.'
A. Mckinney, R. R. Pres, 80 Broad St., N Y.
''My family experienced immediate relief.D
&c, &C, &c, &c, sc.
WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE is the
most important medical discovery since vaccins-
tion. It is sold by all Druggists, or delivered by
D. B. DEWEY & CO., 46 Dey St., N. Y, at sl.5O a
package. To clubs, six packages for $3.50. Dr.
Wei De Meyers Treatise is sent free to anybody.
deC25m3eOW
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The Republicans elected to the
Legislature from Lisbon and Web
ster, in AndrOscOggin county, Maine,
were counted out on the alleged
ground that the returns of the cleo
ton were signed by one selectman,
acting for the three required by law.
Now come the three selectmen, who
make affidavit that each separately
subscribed his name to the Legisla-
tive returns. One Of these is a we'll
known Democrat. Thus the real
nature of the business is leaking
out.
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] am composed Of So letters.
Ny 16, p, 49, 81, II, 4, SO, is a European song
bird.
My IL, 80, Is, an iuteriecti0u.
My 9, q, S, Is, 81, 20, to drive from q lodge.
MY p, AZ, &c, -, a mass of floating ice.
Ny go, ts, 81, s, l3, 43, an evening party.
Ny As, 23, 80, So, is a noun.
My 3, 1u, IS, %, a wagon.
Ny %, 81, II, 10, means Christmas
My %, 4, Al, z, a circle round the sun orm00n.
Ny 50, 10, 35, is q noun.
Ny 80, Al, 6, 3s 2i, 81, belief ia personal God
Ny Il, 9, p, is TO fOudIe.
My y, a, 81, %, 42, an aromatic vegetable sub
stance.
Ny &C, 81, 8, g, IS a part Of the sleeve.
My 1 is q cOus0uaut.
If you read the Bible yOu win see,
What this Enigma proves to be.
New Petersburg. FARMERS DAUGHTER.
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The New York World thinks so
meanly of Tilden that it accuses him
Of inspiring the conspiracy in Maine
TIden's course has been reprehensi-
BILE, but be has been accused of moth
ing before quite so contemplate as
this,
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The Germans for Prohibition.

A few days ago, a well known
German said to us, "me and my
wife have our beer every day, and I
take little 'Sehnapps' when I need
them, but I will vote for a prOhibi-
ton law on account of the women
and children of the country" He
then related several instances Of his
countrymen who had gone to ruin
through strong drink, and said, 81
can do without it rather than see
my friends go to ruin. IN. W.
News.
The above brings to mind a re-
mark recently made to us by a gen
tleman Of our town, who some years
ago had occasion, as a city mission
ary, to visit many Of the German
families of Cincinnati, who are so
noted for their fondness for beer.
He said he was surprised to find
that many German fathers and moth
ers who drank beer themselves,
we're nevertheless anxious to have
the saloons and beer shops closed
up, because, as they said, their sons
and other relatives and friends were
being made drunkards. Many Ger
man fathers told the missionary they
would vote for prohibition for this
reason-to save their sons and
friends from drunkards' graves. It
is by no means certain that even
some of the wards of Cincinnati,
strong as is the liquor interest there,
would not vote down saloons, IN /
der some such law as brother
ThompsOn's proposed Local Option
law, printed on the first page Of this
paper.
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I am composed OF 13 letters.
My ist is i'm charge, but not I'm shoot.
Ny ID is in sandal, but not i'm boot
Ny 3dis in land, but not iu water,
Ny 4th Is in ink, but not i'm biotfer.
My 5th is in call but not in talk.
Ny 9th is IN blackboard but not in chalk.
My 7th is in can, but not I'm would
Ny 5th is in shall, but not In could.
My 9th is in laugh, but not in CRY.
My 10th is I'm color, but not I'm dTe.
Ny l1th is fin telephone, but not I'm sound
My 18th is In solid, but not iu round.
Ny 18th is in reap, but not iu SOW
Now all Of you who read the papers. .must know
That my whole is a nickname of O very great
man
In the State of OhiO-fnd him out if Won can
Mr.. Editor, if you'd but make me rlad-0h-
just hand in a prize to your old puzzIer,
Hil5bOrO, o, SHADOW.
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Ny dfth is one half Of my first,
Ny whole is divided By two,
Ny second IS the same as my fourth,
Now guess il, you surely can do.
To aid you, more hints VIII give,
Twice my 5hird is a tenth Of my first,
Ny whole of i've letters is seen.
Which all should be, even the worst. G
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ARereInllnn Rn-sa

Upon the public press and medical pro
fession, when, over twenty-five years AGO.
that grand result Of medical research nj
synthetic skill, HOstetter's Stomach Bitterg
was given to the world. Soon after 1t had
been started on Its curative mission il was
discovered that its botanic properties far
surpassed those Of the approved mineral
remedies Of the day. Not the least among
the good consequences of its general uss
has been to disabUse mems minds of the
many absurd medical fallacies, and to
demonstrate the superiority Of vegetable
remedies. It cOnqUers and prevents maIa-
rial teVers, dyspepsia, chronic constiDa-
ton, a tendency TO kidney and bladder
ailments and rheumatism, and is Of the
greatest value in cases of bodily trouble
arising from weakness. Old people are
greatly aided by It, and It is highly serv-
iceable to convalescents and ladies in deli
cate health. 1t is moreover, a useful medi-
cine TO take with one on long journeys.
and cOunteraets the effects Of mental ex-
jaH1W4
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PITCHERS CASTORIAfsnOt
Narcotic. Children grow fat
upon, Mothers like, and Physi-
clans recommend CASTORIA.
1t regulates the Bowels, cures
Wind Collie, aIIays Feverishness,
and destroys Worms.
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WEI De MEYERS CATARRH
Cure, a Constitutional Antidote for
this terrible malady, by Absorption.
The most Important Discovery since
Vaccination. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures at any
stage before Consumption sets in.
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Ny first is in sell, but not In buy,
My second is i'm Bill but not In GUY.
My third is in vel, but not iu spring.
My fourth is in throw, but not in sling.
My fifth is i'm eel, also iu snake,
Ny sixth is i'm lend, bot not in take.
My seventh is in Leaf, but not I'm bou-h.
My eighth is in yoke, but not iu plOV,
My ninth Is in autumn, but not I'm fall
Ny whole is a mani name.
New Petersburg, o. COUNTRY GIRL.
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The initials name a kind Of shoe, the finals an
instrument used with a ship.
% A receptacle for something % Quick. f1
state of being natural; t moist; % field of blood-
(6) privatiOn; % a decliyiry. BAS BLEU
Leesburr, %.
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&R. A. NEIGER, Taylorsville, Pa, writes.
My mother, an old lady Of sixty years,
suffered thirty years with rheumatism, to
such an extent that she was at times entire
ly lame. We procured from Messrs. Lud-
wig Bros, Druggists in Scranton, Pa, a-bot-
tie Of st. Jacobs Oil, used It according to
directions, and saw our efforts crowned
with perfect success. Mother was relieved
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No. s-POETICAL ENIGMA.

Ny first is in boot, but not in shoe
My second is in me, but not fn vou.
My third is I'M low, but not iu hfgb.
Ny fourth is in howl, but not in crv.
My fifth is I'm owl, but not i'm wren.
My sixth Is in chicken, but not in hen,
My seventh is In hat, bat not in cap;
My eighth is in hit, but not in rap,
My ninth is In stop, but not in 60,
My tenth is in stick, bat not iu hoe
Ny eleventh is iu Dan, bbt not in I'd.
hy twelfth is i'm wagon, but not iu Sled.
My whole is the name Of division In Asia
DousOuFAe' " SPIDER LEGS.
- Answers in two weeks.
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am composed Of "A letters.
Ny g, II, 4, is a birJl-like animal.
My 6, Z, 10, a aatiYe of Denmark.
My Il a cOnsOuaut.
Ny I, 2, p, i3, 5, is the happisst period Of life.
My 8, 3, ], is a color.
The whole is something which passes away.
Glendale, D. CEN.
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CINCINNATI, o.
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Young Folks Corner.


10. L-INLIIIH-
Composed Of Is letters.
Ny 9, 4, 2 is something belonging to the foot.
MY 10, II, is prOnOuh.
My IS, Z, G, is an abbreviatiOn.
Ny Il Is q COnsOnant.
BY g, u, 3, 2, is the best place on earth.
nv 6, Z, 2, I, is liquid.
The whole Is something we all should do.
HillsbOrO, o. FM
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