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Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-08

With Marmaduke for governor and
dry goods and notions SO wonder
fully cheap at I. Franks who should
not feel hapEyf 33-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-08
Try it Yourself.

The proof of the pudding is not in
chewing the string, but in having an
opportunity to try the article your
self. Dobyns & Gibbs, the Druggist,
has free, trial bottle of DIR. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup for each and
every one who is afflicted with
Coughs, Colds, Asthams, Consump.
tion or any Lung Affection.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-08

Itch, Mango and Scratches of every
kind cured in 80 minutes by Wool.
fords Sanitary Lotion. Use no other.
This never fails. Sold by Dobyns 4
IGibbs, dfuggists, Mexico. 38-8m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-08
The Middle verse.

To tire Editor Of the ledger.
MARTIxsBUas, No., Dec. ~. 1884
lin the last issue g the LEDeER /
notice q dispute In regarsl, 10 the mid
die verse of the New Testament By
\ careful count l find there are z ,957
verses and the middle verse to be the
7th verse Of the 7th chapter Of Acts
Of the Apostles. r. pulled IN his
TOW line too soon. He is farther on
than II. 81. w. ".
The above arrived too late for last
week, bat befofe the LEDGER was
malied, 30 d course .W. W did
not know that .sH. n. had corrected
his statement. You and be are both
correct.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-08
AND At THH-
VERY LOWEST LIVING RATES.

-.
na., traa rro, the .tars ,,.low LII
thosa ! aves f,re., On ~, b..d h.v.
ao,. = .,v u.n s. ...,s ,.o,,,a
..I nromi.e >, be ..;d and sbe~
shook hands on Il.
What ! caxv nlane for . chat that
on.rled old tree v.s
And vhen thav had ,.,.aa arer
evervth;nc thew could th;nk 81 4 v,..S
that Tom shou,d recover : tha hool.
which had s,;nned dnwn ;nto tha r.t.
vork of t;,v honoh. and ,a.d r,oatrv
to his nretty eou.in. in the dean. nm.
a;cal voice th.t ma;aan. ,ova ~ lete,,
TO.
And Marv s.t there v.tch;no the
pretty curls blox;no to and fro on
his broad, white brow. and the long.
black lashes almost touching his olive
cheeks: and she thought how yerv.
very handsome Cousin Tom wss.
how much he had changed In the ten
years that had eIapeed since che had
met him, and she wondered whether
Tom WAS engaged to any pretty girl !.
somehow she hoped not. Now, whyi
couldn't Tom have been rich. ike
that horrid Professor La Place> In
stead of q poor medical student. and
-
And when the large black eyes
were suddenly lifted to hers, Mary
felt as though no had read every
thought in her mind and blushed
scarlet
s.Come, Tom,n she chatterefl, to
hide her confusion. awe've been here
long enough. Help me down and I
will show you the old san dial that
we used to heap with buttercups
when we we're children"
A rumblinp of wheels: il was the
returning Of the carriage, and Mary
clung to Toms arm.
"The awful professor!n she whis-
pered. ..Now, Cousin Tom, be sure
you stand by me through every-
thing"
ssTo my life's end p was the whis-
pered answer.
But there was NO one in the car
riage but MIR. Thorne and Ruth.
1t drew up on the grand sweep be-
side the two cousins.
"Where's the professor ?''
"He was not at the depot, . SAID
Ruth. stand--"
But MIR. Thorne had sprung from
the carriage and ciasped both the
strangers hands in his.
aLa Place, is It possihlei Tny,
we have just been looking fol you at
Mill Station"
81 am sorry to have inconyen-
fenced you, sir,n was the reply, ..but
came by the way of Wharton and
walked over this morning.
Never mind, now. SO You are
safely here" exclaimed the old gen
tleman. Ruth, my dear-Mary,
let me introduce you to your cousin.
Professor La Piacel''
Mary had dropped his arm and
stood elismayed.
"You told me that YOU were Cousin
Toni
"That is nv name, and 1 believe T
am distant cousin by relationship.
Now, Mary and the black ewes
sparkled, "don't be angry because I
don't take snuff or wear spectacles.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
ksersG rfsll Mention. .

Mr.. Il. IL. Raspberry. Of Li!tleton, was
IN town last week.
We were favored with a very p icasant
call last week by Nj. Coo. NJ. Carr. Mr..
Carr, our reai,rs remember, WAS Is
months, ago EDITOR OF the Commons
wealth OF this place. He has since been
engaged as travelling corresp onacnt of
the Goidsboro Messenger and has made
Il good one.
Mrs. Nelson and Miss Greenwood, her
sister, are visiting friends i'll Wilson.
Mr.. r. l.. Lawrence was IL town this
week. lie wishes to seq the DEMoCRtT
in Philadelphia sometimes and SO he gave
us his subscription.
Messrs' Lewis Jordan and George Par
ker, of Wilson, were in. town last week.
We are glad to meet such clever gentle =
men from tie beautiful little city % Wiz
son.
We were glad 10 meet in town las: wee X
Mr.. w. f. Butterworth. whose strictly
business habits keep him from Balm CT
ten seen rroin his place of business.
Miss Jenkins. of Eigecombe Lei. Mons
day morning to attend Prot. L. Z. Hobs
good ) school.
Messrs. W. E. Wmt;nare and W. T.
Whitehead returned last saturday from
the New Orleans Exposition.
| DR.. J, d. IIuf ham left Scotland Neck
TunStiav mnrninr for Nol,o Ecrccf .,,,
| business.
| GONE TO THE ISayGUHaTIoS.-D
II. 7. Savage. Mcssrs. J. L. Pitt;nan. \.
White, Roht White, d. \. Madry, Walter
Thigpen. NJ. Hoffman, Sol Rothscl,iid
and Jesse Han cock. left last Monday fol
Washington City to attend t., inaugu
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
. NosRse kaessss.

Indian Tea at L. b. Uggs & Go.
Call ct +. Stems cheapest store in town.
Buy Your seed Potatoes of \. b. Josey
Il Go.
"a nice line cf Calicoes at T. Sterns.
New lot Of Calicoes just received 1T
W hite 4 Shields.
For sale at ten per cent on prime cost.
Car load Shell LIME. White seed oats,
mixed oats, snip stuff and Bran.
&. W. BRYAN.
Four fine mich cows, with calf by im>
ported Jersey Bal. Apoly;o
Aosu RIGos.
Ii you want lumber oak OF pine, house
buil;, orpannei doors, or i,lastcr!ng Iatais
saves. call on " II. K,tcnin.
Try bl Stems Patent BOILER Flo;ir.
New stock Of talicoes at n. 3. Josey
{ Cos.
Try E, b. IIiggs K Cos. Bel mont Prints
best III The Enarhct. 5cts per yarI.
Bring your hides to +. Stern.
Best line OF ladies Hosiery Ill town at
" hite i Shields.
Iiavea gen.a;,:. Imp ortefl Jersey BaIl
wlich | Viii stand lii InY loE this season.
" Ill insure call Ter live du!iars.
N>aiH BiuG3,
A new line Of Ladies Hosiery lii this
week at \. Is. jossy q Cos.
10 get the Best aud Cheapest Flour. the
best Piow. the best Corn Veal AMI the
boSt leather collars II tho market, SO 10
W. Ii. kitciiils.
Everything sol.l cheap at :. Stems.
Tur Best in The Verdi Hour at y. =.
Josey Il Cos.
just receiyed-5o00 yards Re;mon
Prints. 4. 8. IIGGs i Ca.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
II. L. Z: IkskS q IT,
business Manager.

MARRIED.-Near Scotland Neck. By
DR.. J. d. Huffman, on % ult.. at the home
of the brides father, Mr.. $. w. Edwards.
Miss Matte Edwards aad ,lr. William
Battle, Of Rocky Mn1lnt. They LIT c.,
the morning train for Rocky Mount. tilei:
future home Willie we join in the con-
CALCULATIONS rendered hir. Battle III being
so foTtanatc III the selection &C his CON =
panon for the walks ana way ef lie, we
also join in the regrets feit and expressed
at losing such a pleasant young lady from
our community and the scc,al circle G!
the young people.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05

GOOD POINT4.-iA- ). 40 Mou.a rs. I'll
egg must first break the she'll. lie who
has anything for sale must advertise,
It's a poor musician who can't blow Lis
own trumpet. He that blow eth not his
own horn the same shall not be blown.
It's not the clock with the loudest tick
that goes the best, b ut it Is fact, the
man who does the most advertising car
rics the heaviest peck ct book. Elk.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
Good Farm IN, Scotland Neck

Mr.. Noah Bisgs made last year On one
Is acre 10. live hundred bushels Of corn
and eight thousand pounds of 10 ller. Ga
one 10 acre lot he made fifteen Thousand
pounds of oats. On cne2a acre lot lie made
five thousand pounds of oats. A crop OF
volunteer hay grass followed the crop 81
cats On this lot, weighing nine thousand
pounds when cured. From these lots he
gathered seventy five bushels of peas, fat
tened twenty heal Of hogs, SIX head
of cattie, and fell several mules and
horses.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
S.s .sslcs. Oi tine .9eA-4,.z.

Oltast Friday hi slt Mr.. ID. Eln3ildsoa
gave one OF tls n1s, pi,l54l5 s,;ial cl>
ENJOY, complimentary to Miss Myrtle
fouag. O.! Wilson, and Mis-; Maud G:i.n
ner, OF siilinef, ftxaS, WAC are visiting
ais daughter. Miss Minnie. The table
was loaded vita every good thing one
could think offor sual an occa sion. There
we're cakes, fruit ana ether delicacies in
abundance. and as we are unable to give
1t fuller expression, the table was 1EAC>
rIFUI. There was sweet music by the
aides a.rl Nd oa4 IN al eycuss for rot
spending pleasant evening.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
MISUNDERSTANDING.

lfthere is one enterprise that surpasses
all others i'll building up any town or COM
munity, it is manufacturing. The Cons
monw ealth' thoagh. two wears ago that
Scotland Neck was in great need oil some
kind of manufacturing interest, and the
DEMOCRAT thinks so now. There Is an
abudance of all kinds Of timber in the
adjacent country, and we think that a
mandatory of wood works of almost any
kind would succeed.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
For Bargains go to L. Stcrrs.

For Bargains go to L. Stcrns.
Grits, Hominy, Buck Wheat, Dat Meal
4 Wheat flakes for sale at n. &. Joscy &
Cos.
Three fine young HORSES Cor sale-onp
promises to be fast. Call and examine al
my lot. NOAH BIGGs.
Bargains offered at I. Sterns.
just receiver at n. Il. Josey & Co.'S
hundred barrels flour Parties desiring
good Tour for little money Will ito well 10
give them Il call.
Fine Farm io.' sale, >ituatol two m,lts
from the towIt Of Scotland Neck. Cons
tains tour hundred atrcs--sevcnty acres
cleared. remainder iii w,oilS easy to clear.
Good house, go"G water. fine Young dr>
chard-Ter:IS one fifth cash balance 81.
long time. For full particulars apply to
NoaH HIUGs
Z. Stern is Offering great Bargains.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
Managers Notice.

We have reduced the subscription OF
the DEMOCRAT to sl.53 pr year. This
puts the paper Within the reach Of every
man in til, county. Advertising rates
have also been reduced. All subscriptions
must be accompanied by the money. Con
tracts for aesrelkising can he made at this
Office, or terms made known on arpica>
ton by correspondence. Address all bus>
mess communications 10
f. Z. HIIIGsRD,
BpsineSs Manager.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
Vine HILL MALE ACADEMY
SCOTLAND NECK y. c.
w. ". HxTECG3ix.
Editor.


+. F. HfLLrAHp. ". V. KITcniS.
a b, Principal. A. i. Assistant.
SPRING TERM begins JANUARY ~
1888. Tie school is in more pros
porous condition nov thar ever be.
fore. We spare no pains- t" maize
ours one among the best schoo!s ai
the kind IN tile country. More pG
fills have poem enrolled than durin;
any previous tafin. Most CT 'h>
classes are more III less advanced.
there ;'eing no hoy in school ho Is
Eot abs to make satisfactory, explain
at,nn Of his w:rk OH the Blackboard
With new buildings and improved
faculties, we are free 70 ask the pat
rona-c Of those wishing to Pr pare
their SOUS for business OF for coilegt
special inducements offered for boys
preparing for college. For catalogue
tr particulars, address
+. +. EtLLIAED,
Scotland Neck. \. c.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
,.c..IV.z'..5.,.-,.

We sao Ill Ike t. see til; IL rnel gems
tlemail nj |; Professor Of "a ,ii,l Initials
Gure at Cna pei Hill. lie is cons ldered
iataority OH all points Of English, ami We
Wno wouiI ill that clair IN Jrc eli cientiy.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
SEQ riAND NECK MARKET.
REPORTED WEEKLY BY
y. Il. JOSEN 4 CO.
NOTICE.

Bv virtue Of decree Of the Superior
Court i'll spccia proceeding therein pend
ing wherein c. W. Dunn. aim Illustrator
Of Mary Price. Is Plaintiff. ana Peter Price
and others are defendants. shall sell to
make assets iii the town of Scotland Neck
on the , 4th day OF January. 1885, at l.
clock, thst land upor which Mary Price
by the LANDS, of John T. Applewhitc, Mar
ceilaS Pope G Simmons and others. and
containing about three hundred and fifty
acres.
Terms: One half cash. balance in i.
six months. Note Of purchaser required
for deferred judgement with interest at s
per cent. from day of sale, and title rt
served until note is paid. THIS Januars
18th 1885.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05

E1EltSEU hC -.<..l. e.
oIFICE LEN l. SUrEE1 NILAUAA,
PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. J, 1884.
Trains on this Road viii run as follows
GOING SOUTH.
BOSTON AND SAVANNAH FAST
Leave Petersburg daily (Wash'n ST.
Qtops only at TcllclD
"A IriNs at " eldo9at SIG III
New York EXPIRES loarcs Petersburg
lWashinstonEt. Depot daily at II .5lPm
Arrive at " cldon at I5O P IN
Mail train leaves Petersburg. Washing
ton -et. depot daily except Sun
oaSS at IL 80 Z m
Arrive at Weldon at 90 y. IN
:, frcigh GIT Leave Petersburg daily Except
Snnday) at oi3 m
Arrive at Weldon !. ~ m
Local Freight Leave Petersburg II ana
ARRIVE at Weldon at :tEa L. tn
GOING NORTH.
BOSTON AND SAvANNAlI FAST MAIL.
Fast Mail leave Weldon at 2:45 a IN
- - arrive at Petersburg 4:57 4 IN
New York Express leaves Weldon dali
~ at ;,;D5 P III
Arrives at Petersburg at 5l3pm
Mail train leaves Weldon, daily except
Fright g;s G:ave at Weldon daily l; x s%
Monday at , 50 In
Arrive at Petersburg at 7Una m
Local Freight Leave Weldon daily Tex
ccpt Sunday at 2 is pm
Arrive at Petersburg at. s O1 IN
Sleeping cars and tir>t-class coaches
Oh night and day trains.
No change OF cars between Whining,
ton and Washington
Through tickets sold to all Eastern and
Southern points aud baggage checked
through
Passengers going South will purchase
tickets apd che elk baggage at Washington
! stress depot.
Passengers going North and stopping
at Petersburg, will clalm their baggage
at W aSllngton street depot.
Freight trains Oh this road are intend
ed exclusively for freight. and no pro-
risi ms Is made on them for the COM
fort or convenience Of passengers. Per
who travel on these trains arc specially
notili Il that they are liable to delays,
lnconv encncts. and risks not incident to
passenger trains.
Agents arc not required TO open their
Offices for The sale OF tickets for freight
trains. North bound Freight Trains
will stop ali night at MI. Airy. and Ill
passcn GERS Will be discharged at that
point.
W. j. Grown. Il. N. Sulls
Dispatcher Of Trains t;cn'aI s''trer
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
TO FARMERS
NEEDNOUR GUANO COTTON

Bring it in and help me out. l
ain prepared to pay the highest cash
price for BALE CoTToN. Don't fail
to give me 4 call! Will always be
found in the Office Of \. B.Josey &
Co. ~it!, pie nt9 cl' CHEE>BACEs to
Pa Tor loiif cotton.
have TO or t|lrec nicc.ss reaiacnce
for ren,. anti three stores To sell or
r,,.'
N;;A.! .,lHGs.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05

..A., AND RLGULATIONs OF
SCOTLAND FECK Posi- OFFICE.
Ollice opens at 6: 100 \. NJ .
s. closes at $50 L. n
Nj. Q. hours go \. n 4 go L. NJ
}. L. Brinklcy, p, Nj
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05

-, =: ::,'i v>
>!NStint>; &r.;:.:.
Passenger !: ,.,:l l.;l, - M
F::i i>.:'t.;::$;, !;a:! laiis : i ii
Way Freight g i, :, II
i.xptc : Thru Freight : ~ = VI
.!.saIyas At w:i.Do>.
Passenger a:'.i Mai. ;!a;ly T. 10? II
Past Through Mail :, ~ \ u
Way Freight ) - i u
Express iI.:,' Freight 90 \ :!
TRAINS ,.:,:N :, ,!yr3i.
Train: ot this rGa,, viii it;vt Vel ~
is follows:
psssengt: an~ Maj! la:iy 3f'Ip N
fHa<. rhr,,,,.:l Nal, ,Ia;}y -, = #
Way freight = y II
Express ':'ilr, Fr@i.,; - , u
AERlvt. II WlLMsNGfHN.
Passenger ;,:il Man! daily II = Vi
Fast ThroH-i; Mail daily ~ - ? "
Way Freight ~ j y !!
Express Through. Freight : - p Il
Traii. M. y North viii stop oaly q;
! Roxy p,,i::t. .'.ir.aw. Magnolia. War
saw. Mount Olive nH<iicy. E.si.l >noio.
Wilson. Rocky Nonat. :tt"ii III :I;''| ii:ii-
tax.
Train NJ. - :>a,,,', will soy o,'v al
pnc>y iIo;ni, W;:.3H. G,:,:,''>r,. aa@
! Sia.M,iia
! Train Ne {, ::,:,:,;s :! ,%;' 5,'.H. ;;
v 1:i F.r Al . i:i>* Nat: :: -, IL.
raj "a i:;,.;.,;:.5 .; "a is >,E',.:; ~ =
. lay Il :;ar !.i;sc.
Train W, -!;:t:is la j. a.l :1s:>c~ c?s,,
connection f,r Ill points \,rt'' va i<3t.i,
! u.o..;i aHa Warrington.
Ai. trans ran soil? between " lining.
ami Is >;,,ncton. and save Pullman Pal i.
ace S'eep"rS attached.
jim +. DIyTNE.
Gcn,l Superintendent
T. II. EMERSON, Gea'l Passenger Agent
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
STOP HERE.
- &c: -
READ THIS NOW!

Wise folks before our day have said
"Compcttion is the life of trade"
The T,roveri, Oil, but ever new,
And but proves it still is true.
All goods are made to sell,
But how To buy, please learn as we'll
Come buy OF me. you'll have no loss,
And find I'm still, of trade, the
BOSS.
Take care of the cents and the dol.
lars will take care Of themselves,
and right here | beg leave to state
that d visit to nv store and an i'll
quiry into NY prices will convince
sou Of the fact that nowhere else can
sou save rs many cents in one cents
IN one dollars worth Of trade.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
TIME. l. / ;:t.i..

rlr ! i, asa fyH;; I:,r, i ;::i,m,t,.,
will agr,:ci i.:,i, ~, =: y l.; i III, a!!1u-
'h:s i'a>S'.;'5 rs il ,,':n, - "tn -" 80
i i, ii: vain d" ''iv " I" ," :; II :'f i'''l%y
Ta% {; @, IN train From :.,~:.aro co.4
~: <.,ri;. ~; ~. ,:,., ',1 : '"'
-: Wv 49,: ~, '..,i
.,'t i','','>; '~,' Il. .''', n
'' -! = ~ = ',"''' 80 80 y '''' anu
81. KIM .','' T.. ,.,.
us !" -. ,'":. 80 ''.s.'}, 81 - 10y ,i''.e
- - !, ,5t.r,, ,:i.' ~ -
vat,...,< i,nr'- :, ~,
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f,.,,.,,:,:., -, ,,E.rs,.,s ,:.,,
..,,..,sn ,,,,,,l>
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''"' ,s :" ~ :, :,1.* ~ r. ~, %"
;ij} d. !: .!:.;r. ';.:...:.:,., Il < ok;
l.a,>:.-. .,,a!..>,*.,,. >.,h.natr
..": =, r:sa :..n,.> =, rev
49, .:.t:r - .tl.,!,, j., Ehes-
to-. ~ MA: Sleep. .ic- iork
Il a $50.
49, !, =: s>r GAii. daily. INJECTING
1T i..a....1o:.. Il Annah ana
F,,ri!, ;n: .rain makes no
i,cai s.,ps. Pullman sleeper
Vas.a;l to- charleston.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05

SPECIAL NoTICE.-All persons wish
ing to give local advertiser. must appiya'
this office for contracts.
Local advertisements will be mseftea
for - cents line for the first insertion
and cents line for every insertion therc-
after.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05

C.. w. Dunn,
Admir- Of Mary Price.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-06
A DREAM or REST.

In quiet hooks on Drean14snd' 10 Isle.
M fancy's fond and fayorite bowers,
oft the moments sweet beguile,
And lull to sleep fe's restless hours. sa.#
sdream Of elorics woven soft
From out the warp and wool Of life;
And thus in dreaming find oft, 4 Il
My heart set free from toll and strife. b 4:
The dawn and day clasp hands and meet
To weave garland for the moon;
Then DER my isle With Joy rcplets, {.@5
Hangs trembling tress OF smiling moon.
dream Of isles beneath the sea, "a
Where Inermaids tune their harps to sing
And oft | hear their songs set free, ". NJ
And DER my D:eamland's waters ring.
And then dream of isles afar, s
Beyond our worldly care and strife T..
Where nought their llsping waters mar
And drop tear for earth and life. .ss E
zee ceru!ean waters nigh js& s:a3 ~
The sun-batted isles that softly rise; u
And empyrean landscapes lie -
Like angel dreams OF Paradise. T. 80 g.
I hear the rustlrc robes of spr ng r.
Trail through he bright elys an wood;
| feel the breath OF spirit wing
Sweep meath the sunlight's golden locd.
! see the trees Immortal grow,
Bright flo" ers deck tho emerald d.;
Iece the streams perennial fl W.
And hear the angels talk with God.
r.. =
DIR nix these joys like drinking wife, ~
While all the busy wo Ill GOES by;
know sleep whose dream is mine,
That viii no more awaks', 10 die. n. 2s,-s,..-
Il II. Hn7yma~, IN Ihe Current.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-06
MARKET REPORTS.

s&k DULUTH, Wheat.-No. Northern, 9Skc;
8No.2 Northern, S4Yc; No. / hard, 0Oh1 Ole.
# ST. PAUL. Wheat.--No hard, 9OHc; No.
i Northern, S3@S6c. Corn.-No. 2, Zoe.
Oats.-Np. 2 mixed 27c; No. 2 white, Csc;
No. 8 white, PIC" Barley No 53c; No.
3 extra. i8GD5O:; No. 3 regular, 35c Rye
Acc. Ground feed.-$l6. Corn meal
Bolted, $50; course, SIG Brap.-Sacked,
So shorts $1,000. Baled hay:-Upland
prairie, 81; timothy, $40. Flax seed
$l.OS. Fiour-Patent, $425@5.35;
straights. S4.75@5; bakers, 81. 25@4. so;
rye, $3.25@3.75, Live hogs -$3. 2o13.45.
Dressed hogs.-$4.l2R~
MINNEAPOLIS Whcat.--No. lizard, S9Ac;
No. Northern, S5c; No.92 Northern, Sic.
Flour.-In sacks, S4,9O@5; for shipments,
S4.S5@5; in barrels, S51l5.1O Corn.-41H
@42c. Bran.-S7. 25@7.75. Shorts. 500
10. Oats.-No.2 white, 2S@29c. Rye.--49@
ole. Barley.-45@75 c. Corn meal.--S1 $50
@l7.50. Mixed feed.-Sl6@16.5O Hay
$7.5@72.50. Oatmeal.-$2. 35@g3. Seeds.
Timothy, $l.52@1. &c; No. / flaxseed,
$l.0S; clover, S5@5.5O
MILWAUKEE. Wheat.-Cash, S6Ac. Corn
No. 2, 41Ac. Oats.--No 2, 25kc. Rye.-No.
l, Gle. Barley.--No. 2, 6Ohc. Mess pork
1928. Lard.--Cash, $685.. Butter.-Dairy
15@17c. Cheese.-sh@9kc. Eggs.--17}5@
lsHc.
CHICAGO. Wheat.-No. 2 spring, s6%@s6
&c; No. 8 spring, '7O@74c; No. 2 red, 90c;
No. 3 red, 7Sc. Corn.-Cash, 41kG041hc.
Oats.--Cash 2oh.. Rye.-No. 2, SIC. Bar.
ley.-No. 2, sc. Flax seed Mo- ], $l.l6
Mess pork.-Cash, $s.20@S.25. Lard
Cash, $5.S5. .Butter.-Cream merry, 14@1Sc;
dairy, 14@2oc. Eggs.-1S@1SAc.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-06

well established that consumption if at.
tended to in it's FIRST stages, can be cured
There is, however, no true and rationa
way to cure this disease, which is really
scrofulous liberation OF the lungs, except
through PURIFYING, the blood. Keep thu
liver in perfect order and pure blood viii
he the result. Dr.. pierce's Golden Medi
cal Discovery q purely vegetable com
pound does al this and more while tpuri.
flies til" blood it also builds mp the system,
strengthening it against future attacks Of
disease. Ask for DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" Take no other. OF
druggists
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-06
Some Frank Confessions!


Our remedies are unrelab le. Dr.
Valentine M It. 81 & 4:
go e have ,nultipl diseases Or.
Rush, Philad elphia. 3. 5s=
81 go thousands are annual slau2ht Ter.
ed in the sick roo pm. 3 8 Dr.. ran
The science Of med icine IS founded
on conjecture Sinnp roved by murd er.,,
Sir Ashley Cooper, NJ. D. IS
IS he n1efiical practice Of thepresent
day is neither phil sol hical nor com
mon sense. DR.. Evans, Edinburgh,
Scotland & 81
Dr.. Die Lewis, who abhors drugs dis
Q rule and PRACTICES hygiene, is frank
enough, hoWever 4 o say over his sig
nature iii found myself the victim
Of q serious kidney t5ttrou Bile, /. should
use Warmers sale cure because / am
satisfied it is not injurious. The med
ical profession stands helpless in the
presence Of more than one such NAL
ady.'$ ISL & ..: . 81 s sS=
4. An old proyerb says: II a person
dies without the service Of a. doctor,
then a coroner must becallel in and a
/ jury empanelled to inquire and deter
mine upon the causeo Of death; but ii a
doctor attended the case, then no COR
oner and Jury areneeded as every body
knows why the person is dead
Medical Herald. :2s Il,