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seized them, and took EN- home 70
the Wilderness, and made ~mince-pies
oui'n 'eml
Such things are liable to re happen
at any minute, if folks don't quit max
ing fun OF a poor, lone. diffdent, dime
less, daisy of a Bachelor, who has serv-
ed his country faithfully, and patriot
cally for 35 years; and stands ready to
complete the chapter of Reconstruction,
whenever the following ~provisos can be
realized: lst. a Home. End. Bacon and
Biscuit for Two; s. - for a legal
license Two bushels of dried apples,
or an wheel barrow load OF cabbages, TO
pay the Parson; lbs pounds of wife
material, with a warm heart, a bright
mind, a sweet smile, a soft voice, a nat
ural taste for newspapers, ditto clean
clothes; and (pOatireiy mdispensiBjev
an amiable aunt, sister, sister-in Law, or
ether relative, with a violent fondness
for keeping the flies off the bady, and
otherwise preserving the peace during
the long summer afternoon when intel
lectual natures feel the need of A nap
Now, Doctor, can you again intimate
that 1t is our fault
Capt. Q. L. Hudson, the popular
and w~ide-awake K. K. Agent at Apex,
coming in to renew Dec. 10, so, gave
US a very pleasant chat, with some dots
respecting that section which We may
mention IN another connection.
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ToIsNoT HOME" NEws.-Dr. j..
p. Sugg has made his home in Toisnot.
He has Is years practice, and besides
being a good physician is a clever gen
tleman Az a fight, at Cockrell' $
Alley, in Nash, w. w. Cooper banged
John Smith over the head. with his gun
inhicting serious, if moi dangerous,
wounds. "A negro youth on Mr.. S.
Whitley's farm was accidentally shot in
the head, on the 10th of March, the bail
en- ering being his eyes, passing through
the right lobe of his brain, which oozeu
out over his face. DR.. Herring probed
the wound two inches; but seeing no
earthly chance of preserving life, went
away. The boy was at the time uncon-
scious, and paralyzed ON half of his body.
The boy is now living, and able to walk
about with a stick. Sensation has been
restored, and some little motion is per-
ceptible in the muscles Of his thlgL.
The wound has healed, and all pain lett
his head. His arm and shoulder is
perfectly helpless, but he can drag his
foot along and stand upon it to make
his next step. He laughs with the right
side Of his mouth, can put his tongue
out straight, and sees much better with
his right than his left eye. The query
for the profession is, where is the bali,
and will it kill him?
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Vance in New York.

The New York Times which is hostile
to Free Trade gives the following &C
count of Gov. Vance's speech in New
York city last Tuesday.
The mass-meeting beld by the Free
Trade Club in Chickering Hall fer the
purpose Of discussing the necessity of
a reform in the present tariff brought
together an audience Of ladies and
gentlemen large enough to pack the
hall to its fullest capacity. The doors
we're opened at 80 o'clock, aud every
seat was filled before the meeting wa.
called to order. The balcony was re-
served for ladies and was crowded. On
either side Of the stage American flags
were draped, and a large basket Of
fragrant flowers rested ON the Secre-
tary's table. A number Of free trade
notices were hung c~onspicuously
around the balcony railing and were
read with interest by the audience.
Some of the notices were 'No Taxes
for the Enrichment of Individuals; :"
Taxes on Materials S:rangle Industry
in its Cradle ""Our Infants Industries
are Ninety Years Old ;''"No War Tax
in Time Of Peace" Free Speech, Free
Press, Free Soil, Free Men Why not
Free Trade3" THE Greatest Indus
trial Crash was Under the Highest
Protective Tariff" A large number
of active anti-protectionists occupied
chairs upon the platform, and among
those present In the ball were the Hon.
John Jay, Algernon S. Sullivan,
Thomas g. Sherman, Alfred T. Aekert.
X Congressman Willis, Benjamin +.
Butler. Jr., Osgcod Welsh. Henry G..
Marquand, Thomas Holland, f. f.
Marbury, Albert G.. Browne, j. s.
Moore, ex-Gov Hoffman, and Orlando
B. Potter. Everett p. Wheeler, Presi.
dent of the Free Trade Club, called
the meeting to order, and Poultney
Bigclow read a list of about 100 gem
tlcmen who had consented to act as
Nice>Prcsidrnts Of the meeting, and
most of whom were present. Among
the names were Mayor William II.
Grace, Henry Ward Bcrcller, Congress.
man Abram S. Hewitt, Carl Schurz,
Oswald Ottendorier, Gustav Schwab.
Royal Phelps, Iavid A. Wells, Austin
Corbin, Horace White. Morris K.
Jesup, Judge F. 4. p. Barnard, Judge
q. NJ Van Hoesrn, iyudee Hooper, D.
Van Worst, William Ii. Gui,n, j. w.
Hari e., Jr., George ii. Putnam, John
L. Aenew l.. NJ. Bates.
United States Senator Zebulon 3.
Vance, Of North Carolina, was intro
duced by Chairman Wheeler and was
greeted with applause. Senator Vance
spoke with much earnestness. He in
weighed strongly against the doctrines
OF protection, reviewing the claims of
protectionists and condemning them.
X
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Salisbury Waterman says: "Who
shall it be? Who would probably be
the most useful t. the State, for that,
after all, should be the rule by which to
measure the man. He should be a man
of high responsibility for talents and
moral integrity, well informed, a jealous
patriot with ability to defend the prin-
ciples. and purposes of the Democratic
party
The Pittsboro Record, edited by II
A. London, Esq, one of the Secretaries
Of the Jarvis Convention In 1880 says
The nomination of our candidate for
Representative from the State-at- large
is being, and should be, much discussed.
Quite a number of prominent gentle
men have been suggested as the proper
person, q one of whom would make a
suitable Representative, if elected-but
there's the rub. Can any of them be
elected? We think there is n who
can be elected beyond doubt, and who
would reflect honor on the State-one
who the people of the State at-large
would be proud to claim as their Rep,
resentative. The gentleman to whom
we refer is a democrat who has received
no recognition whatever for his %lnvalua-
BILE services to the party rem iere In
every campaign: is an orator without a
SUPERIOR land we may say without All
eouaD in the State, who would wage a
vigorous and aggressive campaign and
thoroughly arouse our people; is a man
of temperate habits and incorruptiblc
morals but was a strong antl-prohIbl-
t;onist of the late election: is most
widely known throughout the State and
popular wherever known-of course We
refer to Daniel q. FOwle. Can a better
man or more available candidate be nom
mated? If SO, name him y
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STRANGE FATALITY.-Thrce sisters
aged from As to 60 years, died in Phil
adclphia a few days ago. within "A few
minutes Of each other, under remark
retired to her bed, was heard making
o strange noise, and M Of her sisters
went to see what was the matter, and
found her dying. A few minutes
after, this sister fell in the fl ,ur and
died in ten minutes, and the third soon
followed in about the same way. The
first died of CONGESTION, it was thought.
and the two last of nervous prostra-
tien.
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s The tobacco barn of b. f. Arney,
hree miles west of Hickory, was
4ruck by lightning and together with
IS contents was totally destroyed. Mr..
Arney's loss is estimated At $780,
Dur farmers tell US that the tobacco
plants contain five or six leaves and
pe growing finely, and the result Will
5e, II TIE reasons are suitable, a very
hrge crop will be planted this spring
TStephen Efler, who murdered
his wife 10 Dowell county, on the 9th
January 1881, was re sentenced al
Iarion Court last week. The execu
bon viii take place on Friday between
'he hours Of II and 2 o'clock on the
9th day of Nav.
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"MRs. MAYBURN's TwINs.'-"Mrs
Mayburn's Twins" with her trials with
hem in the morning, noon, afternoon
and evening of one day, 10y John Hab-
berton. author Of ''Helen's Babies,
has already passed to second edition.
1H, Neag York San, in an editorial
notice of it, says. lit is a most inter
estiny. wholesome, and Instructive pic
ure OF certain phases OF married lie.
w commend it to the thoughtful at
ention Of all young husbands. NO
better book has been published TINS
wear. than Mrs. Mayburn's Twins, ,
by John Habbeiton. All wives should
own it, aud all husbands should prom
by it. 1t is published by I. b Peter
son & Brothers. No. 500 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia.
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Rocky MOUNT ITEMS. -From a cor
respondent OF the Toisnot HOme:-The
p~rotracted meeting in Missionary Bap-
list church which has been going on
for three weeks was closed by Mr..
Blake Sunday. there being fifteen or
sixteen new members baptized and re-
ceIved in the church.-Mr. Clarence
Sadler continues to grow worse.--
1t is with great sorrow that we an
nounce the sad misfortune of Mr.. j. B.
Vaughan, who suddenly became a
ravlng maniac last Tuesday evening,
4th inst. He mas shown some signs
Of little restlessness for the past week
ar two, but none of his friends suspec-
ted that there was any trouble mentally
With him, as he attended to his bust
ness correctly up TO moor Of the day
he was taken. He was carried to
Raleigh Wednesday, but they could
rot get him in the Asylum, there being
nearly a thousand applications ahead
of him, he was brought back today.
1t was earnestly hoped that they might
succeed in getting him in As many IT
his friends think If he could be treated
Immediately that he would soon recover
his lost faculties 1.-THE heaviest
wind and hail storm Witnessed in these
parts for many years passed over our
town Monday, destroying trees, fencing
and breaking out windows; killing
chickens and n mule reported killed
in EdgecOmbe. Hackney Bros lost
about lis panes, Rocky Mount Mills
100 and all churches suffered, the hail
stones being nearly as large as hen
eggs.--Mr. L. Bryan is building q
new store near the psstoffice--Mr.
y. r. Sadler will move to town soon,
occupying nj of r. H. Kicks new
building. A..
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The Cotton Market.

NOTE.-It is difficult to quote our lotion anu
Tobacco Markets correctly, in d weekly paper
because very often the price charges WITHIN al
hour after 1t has been printed. We, thvretore'
quote the price of a singh grade each day OF Tue
week; together with the New York price al the
hour OF goiug to press, 10 A. M. on "Wednesday.
Our readers can draw their own conclusions IRON
this alta.
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HIGH AUTHoRITY.-Dr. w. +. Scott.
President Of the College of Physi
clans, Montreal, writes:' II have recon-
mended Colden's Liebig's Liquid Ex
tract of Beef and Tonic InvigOrator as
the best preparation used for debility.
indigestion, dyspepsia, .terer, oguc, and
loss of dppctite." Take no other.
Glenn's Sulphur SOAP removes all
local eruptions, soothes all abrasions Of
the cuticle.
Fiks Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
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Love-.
Mrs. Craik

NIItb' II
Love that asketh love again
Finds the barter naught but pain;
Love that giveth to full store
Aye receives as much and more;
Love exacting nething back,
Never knoweth any lack;
Love compelling love to pay,
See him bankrupt every day.
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NorK.-To avoid losses by mali. and the
bother OF giving, and preserving, Receipts.
Ne shAu print in thi. column the amounts
received each week. and the tiIae to which
! the subscriber II paid Hereafter no money
VIII be credited on the books until II spfe.r.
here SO loo- for Jour name, and If II dos
not appear. or if thers &c any rni.tal. i.l the
t.rm, --ife to tie Edi:oI.
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Roxboro Neaos: Prominent gentle
men interested in the Reunion OF the
did confederate soldiers of Person coun-
tv. have appointed Wednesday, May
I7fh rs a time for the preliminary
meeting at Roxboro to complete ar
r~anoements for a Grand Reunion later
in The veal, say about the first of July.
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GCIdsb0r0 Institute for
YOUNG LADIES.

The Eighth Term of Mrs. Chap
mans Home School commenced Ist
February, 1883. No school in the
STATE offers superior advantages or
more reasonable terms. No extra
charge except for musick.
e Latin, German, French and
Drawing. without charge to the pupils
Of the School. Others wishing to join
any of these classes, will be received
at 80 per Term.
Apply for circulars, to "Rcv. DR..
Chapman, Oold9boro, Wayne &C.,
n. c."
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Chay. L. Davis. who will appear here
in Alvin JosIin' to~night, wears .
watch that cost him S1.l50, a cham
worth $3.50, a diamond pin worth 80
900 and a ring bought in Amsterdam
for $4,000.
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1t is probable that the young lady
celebrated in those charming lines OF
Robert Burns, had tan, moth spots and
freckles, with other beauty blsnisheS.
For such conditions, DR. Bensup's Skin
Cure should be on every lady's toilet
table.
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II have found St. Jacobs Oil to be a
most excellent remedy for rheumatic
palms," says Mr.. +. Latham. 5 Harri-
son street, Providence, R. I.-Bosten
Herald.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-19

The onlv scientific Iron Medicine hat
Toes not produce headache, &c, u
YES to the system all the benehis o.
ron without it's bad effects, is Browns
ron bitters.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-19

Rev. DR.. Charles f. Deems has been
invited by the ladies of Edeaton Stree,
Methodist Church to deliver "a lecture
here in aid of the new church.
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Mrs. R A. BeaSIey,
FASHIONABLE MILLIkER,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TIL. undersigned having t. ken out Letters OF
Administration upon the estate OF CndS.
"A q gives notice to all persons ha'lliS
Claims against the decedent to exhibit the same
to him on or before the 3rd day OF Aprl!, lS5-
All psrsons indebted to the said dccedont are re-
ouested to make immediate l,aymept 70 the un-
1ersigned. ANDhE"
leigh n. c., April 3, 1852 Acnf-
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PARKER g. AvERA,
Cotton Brokers.
nfDDLING.
HifDDLING.


New 1OIh pIC~
Receipts for the week $40 GALES.
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Raleigh Istor. The total receipts
Of the Talma9e lecture amounted to
1894. OF this DR.. Talmagc received
$l50--half his usual price. After pay
ing half rent, (Which the Mcssrs.
Tucker also let a! half price, printing,
&C., the Second Presbyterian Church
will receive about $500 or more.
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The Democrats Illustrated Almanac
Fnr l-'2, md
Handbook Of General Information.

IN ,'..uur WORK f l-n paS"s, etxei
...'.- o. -i7r. V'.t'd ON tn lN tHitd
h",k ut".r. iliG~'rt'rd tho hly With
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Nr>,t.- az thr r.:n,uIiI"n ~ Iiaihing 10
tn. rs'rtI,lur, statistical and general lufcin.
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tom. ualii,. Il pihrihi~, state ard muuri.
.a'. ,rc"lti- 1T pr-i clcrti ~. productions,
railroads. c'o'"- .; t"fua'ious. etc, OF
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l,r-,>,,,' ~-'y,,i. Alabama aud Flor.
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t.ryrr. u'~.llhar 90 III Daily or Week
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= nr r,irit,a'.,,- in registered letter,
.,-' u orb; at riati. At on risk.
..r,,tr-- a'l communications aud letters
to THE TINES. DENOCRAT,
y" Orleans. La.
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Til, Srx fu H. VIII make lis fifteenth
,'.rnal i..,rlut,ou urdcl TIE pes nj man
a..m. ut. ,L.uIng, u always, Iur ali big
AID n,rl.. u,uu and SPACIOUS, coil,iiea
t,. u.Iu,uy. I,lUhlItiu aud lrmo-
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and u,l vnu,.ik:td ct .>rIN sIt; but
Is ..r.li ~diiu,l - :ui the good, Willie II
,.,.- Leo; Discomfort on the LlIsi,tiug
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...a = ..aul,.iu., O.. il:r sul uliuous words
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.a.ft... ..u,,rI,t e.. human Interest, aid
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..,,.,.. 81 II. - t. i..iirrit vas a." success
- JuI >t~ J. ,t;r,t"d perm aren't
.hti-,. 30 fu,.,t,i, at American ItNspa-
.,.- l,.iN u..ht.rI jolIIsl cstalli.h-
..I t!..,,risll ~ i.r dozen ytars past
lr,s ,.,uu.a.i.,G after lnE sUN. livery
,u..rit..ui l,..G a. alI "GN existing h"s
.. -. ,..,.,..u and r,r;,rrd by the fopo
ni,H! ~t>'~ .t-n.I,r.
lEI-.r> o. L." viii 10 tie same out-
.uue.u tlEtA-', ii,ic ana interesting news
r.rl
T., "a lI,lu' r-.. ii the meas vhicl an
t.p.,..rr' prosperity nt,. io-, We YAH
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Wlr.>,. oultD.'E tHprrrs wuih re-
rn,..r. ~ g,t w." particulars. whether
n r,p."u- -, tro"t,n %. IN b"khara
10 i"nIIc~ We hay" dt,Id'' 'flh"h'i
.ud are ar,u,tou'd To- rArress them IN
b'.ra." thii enc hr understood We
>uN " hat W ihluk ah"Hl men ana elro's'
hat l,hit i, thu ou.y s,,l,tof TIE sINs
D.. 'it,'Il ,rIi.r. -.
Tnr WFFkIN SuH gathers mo elcn'
ulgrs tho best u1ri"l at IN" seven dh'y
l~~ur~. Au NglUul'uTal Ill 'IH''"' "
uu,ou1l'rd m,iit. fJjl uaikrt reports. ana
r... a.u.,, Inf, 2,.,ncr complete TIT
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Nl'lcltl"n for rates for clubs should be-
10" My to the office Of the Company IN
otlrIu-.
f"7 fniih'r information. write 'lcariy.
wing full address S,ud ,rdrr, 10y tx
.rr>N or Registered Letter or Moi OIdc.
. mail, eddr,s-,,d only to
VI. A. DAUPFIN,
New OIi.4u..
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! {. NNkER,
WIN
f.. Il u. JACOBS,
Cotton Factors.

NJ lmpprIcr, and Nholr>a' dealer. :,
y DAY GOODS, Notions. GrOccrie..
Hardware. cutlery. Gums. uout., hu,
II a.. liunn>. l"nacco and Scgars. Texis
street. ~'tuN,p'It. Ia.
pr"mpt. attention .Iy,r (" all bnsiir,'
cutru,fr' ~ -. ard lirrrai al ancrs ". d,
@" ',1Sirum-rt~ 60 tu;'.n 52-Iy
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tiI TIFIIATt.

We - HEHtlI tEJ thy. 'hti vc~uu.t-
To arr ''rG'urn'~ tor 81 'lr i.'rIi .in,
t"I S''mi-tnuu'i Draw ~! ct ~. ntl>l.
IA STATE luTTIEY COMPANY. al't pr
I'll manage aud control IN" n'anir.-
f'in>rl''~. aud that The sam ar,. ,f,..
"c'cu a. N,1I"~tN, fairness AMI "a, s,,.s.
'.r i.o.t. . lufts -. ". rrih- -
" company 10 u~r mi, Certificate. v.i.h
''-~in Of oGr i.uJttr,> attached. D..
: al a, ri >rlurnt-
q. 7. EEtuREGAED.
j. \ EARLY
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what Women should Use.

Dyspepsia. vraA hick. h,>pond,ucy aud
ofh,.r troHhl,~ caused nr f,attn ~nH. .rtHg
hti Huih,r', Giu.,i r,lir ntk.> a,r t,.i
i.h' d. rrN hong. \ great '"Ir1N E,'N
N,uau .huuld u,r II. Nj. Ulltz, i't>-
IUIg.
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-ioptrl Mat His dbsrurf ii'pm dnI>
y, tn.rI, -h."s'!-"rd IN ,,iu.huaiH
To S,lr5l,i',I' hiHiScEr ~ ho'~d,
wou.d take hlm back. lie SAWS he
wiikcd from London to the hta.i
quarters ol li> regiment, and llr
>,u'rd himself 10 th guard. Whn
groNlrd that Il" "hncw nuthirg
about dr>rrtrrs." At the main
suaId room be MS todd that he
cuuld not hc tah"n ia; he must give
himself mp 10 the police. - hr
started toward Lou'lni again, Ul,.,;.
lng Il cru>tah'c in L,.vi.l.ani road,
vino told hlm: "Yuu'rr 40 use /"
nr. any way, r"N." flnall, he gave
hl'uSrii upa, apn.irc court.-N.l'
~ H"Jdi}
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|+..3l ~.
.fr.a~ f7-0
Gbe Giuas.peunoerat.
The New Orleans Democrat and New Or
leaus Tunes consolidated De-
cembrr /, lnol.

\ representative newspaper nnst fnd
It's way into very busiu-ss rstabllsbm,pt
and 10 ever, tir, side AIoun+i which Slustsrs
even the m,st ordinary tntelhg-aee. IL
there aiy question IT. the minds Vt the
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t,uli States that the TINES DEMCCRAT ia
that rau,T: that " eLbud-s all of tn. cle
mrnts and l,nss,.ssr. MI the qualities that
they eau cApcct to ind in iayorItc Jour.
uaI'
The enterprise, rnsh and progress Of the
New Orleans pEMuCEAT dLI,ng the past
tirlIrcu mriIi have scuIn- pIuNcrbiql
NJ journal published III the South has
ualtr such prn"rt-S ~ thu same period OF
time. The New Orl"nns tunes has been
tur many year, recognized Hs one Of he
leading journals ia ;hr country.
Ilrr consolidated issue, lHE TINES.
pIMuCRNT. wjll',r body the best elements,
tn. hi-nr-t Virtues e both. It will sim,
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rs follows. payable ~ advance:
ON war (,>,ry aay)...... .si9
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-11-21

The W., XIV j. never less than ~ uagrs
I'm -..... .,uN i> l..r - he ucst aud cheapest
-. h'y }JV,I puilish'l.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-11-21

y factions boy asked one nt his
paNmntrs low Il hardware dealer
differed from boot maker. The lat.
ter. somewhat rrzllrd. -Ir" it ~
"WhV." said the other. "lrra' - the
onr sold tn" nails, aud the other
nailed TIE s,lr>.'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-11-21
CAPITAI. PRIZE, 100000.

V-NotICr- Ti"'rts ar Ton '"l' .'- n.. -
Halves -. f,t'h-. - l,l'h. -.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-11-21

Grrils AMI ,lrtnr, like diamonds.
n" h,>I PLAIN set.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-11-21
4 sPLEEDIp OPPORTUNITY
"A TO WIZ \ FORTUNE

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H. "lac.. urn..luly. II ~IvLH ~CNII. ct.
r"-IroNL>. L"rN al til following -uhrm,:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-11-21

Browns IRo1 BIrrHRs
is not a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation II Iron
that causes no injurious &
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
lmltatOnS.