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PROFESSIONAL,

DROP. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Il voyant, Astrooger and Spiritual Medium born
sesled Recovers lost or stolen property Finds hid
den treasures Gives lucky numbers Causes speedy
n business ke,noyes all family troubles and evil in
Of Others, Judge not all alike, Professor can con-
vince the most skeptics Strangers from other cities
viii save time and disappointment by calling on the
only genuine clairyoyant in this city as he succeeds
where ali others fall and advertises only what he can
Open Sundays from to pm
3an26-tomhls 42l ftl, sx n W
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS ON
11 LIFE. All business confidential Ladies ana ran
sta. NV. seS1 3d.
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DR.. s. GALEsKrs Optical ofBces e2s 49,
ahords yon the opportunity to have your EYES ex.
anained fsee q charge, and IL required have such
rect every optical defect, NO matter how sssminsy
Illustrated catalogue containing useful hints reesr
iug the care OF cur eyes free to any sddre upon a
di5-am JT. JEwENBERo. n. D.. Manager.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

Nj VERNON! Nj. VEhNoN.
STEAMER W. ". CORCORAy
Leaves Gth-srect wharf daily Sunday, Gov ~.
Vernon and River Landings far down rs (;l~non,'
at 10 O'Clock .. IN. Returning, reaches GashingTa,,
about 1880 b. H. 'n
sl6 7. I, RrAEF c.,....
NOR POTOMAC RIVER LAADIADS
L NEN IRON STEAMER 'MAKEFfFI ~
Leaves ath-st.eet wharf on MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
alu SAIL hDAfS al ~. Returning TUESDAYS
fhiDAlS ana SUNDAYS J.. IN. touching at River
Landngs as far as Nonni Creek, Va ST Clements Bay
ana leoihrdiOwn. lid Connects with Is ard a n r -
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN b. PA DC ETT Agt
q. W. RIDLEY. Manager.
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Falls to Form n Cabinet.

M. Meline, recognizing the impossibility of
forming cabinet on the basis of q concentra-
ton of the several republican groups has
abandoned the attempt. T. IS expected that
President Carnot win ape 20 NJ. Rouvier to
form ministry. NJ. Delatl-e gave notice in
the chamber Of deputies yesterday that he
would introduce a motion to-day in favor Of
forming ministry outside of parliament.
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Hippolyte's alleged arsenal. the steamer Con-
serva, until Friday the Madrid, was granted
her clearance papers at the New York custom
house Saturday.
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FoR REsToRIHG THR COLOR. thickeninc the
growth and beautifying the hair, and for prevent
ing badness, Halls hair Remover b unsurpassed.
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Digestion and Its Abuses.

From the Baltimore Sun.
Prof. F. T. Miles, Of the University of Mary
land School of Medicine, delivered very en-
Pertaining and instructive lecture last night at
the Central Methodist Episcopal church south
on Digestion and Its Abuses" He said
when you consider that in eating three times
day we consume a considerable portion Of
our lifetime, We begin to realize the import
ance of the subject. We eat because in every
moment of our lives we are changing. Not
one OF us will leave this room exactly as We
were when We came IN. After entering the
body food goes first to the stomach. This is
surrounded with numerous blood-vessels, and
all food that is dissolved and passes from the
stomach to these vessels easily is di-
gestible. Food that does not enter these
vessels easily is indigestible, and causes
that dread malady. indigestion, the cause
OF so much misery among mankind.
The stomach stands in intimate relation to the
brain. Everyone is cognizant of the fact that
disagreeable impression on the mind, the sight.
the smell or even the idea of something dis
gushing, makes us sick at the stomach. The
rule works the other way also. Whatever af-
fects the stomach disagreeably affects the mind
and the result Is gloomy and evil thoughts,
forebodings of evil, &c. Hunger is not sure
sign that you need food, and you should not
eat every time you feel desire for it, You
say you must eat because you feel weak and
exhausted That is not so. You can't get
weak and exhausted from not eating so easily
as you imagine. The food remains from four
to six hours in the stomach. which is seldom
empty, and your hunger is often only imagi-
nation. We don't need anything like the
amount of food we eat, and one of the
most remarkable things in the economy
OF nature is that in serious sickness the desire
to eat is lost The same fedbhg that impels us
to lie down when fatigued tells us to abstain
from eating when i'll. Fast eating is another
abuse of the digestion, because in eating rap
idly We don't masticate our food properly. 1t
is swallowed in Jumps and is not moistened by
the saliva, which makes important chemical
changes in many things we eat. A third abuse
is eating too much. and particularly too much
meat and another is eating when feeling in a
bad humor. good temper and cheerful dis
position is n greater aid to digestion than most
people imagine. We have no right to feel mis-
anthropic while eating, for, like everything
else, it ia best done when we are in a good hui
and haxa a chan-frl dis,,nsiti,.,
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Horace A. Palmer manager of the Erie City
Foundry. Erie, Pa. was arrested Saturday,
charged with attempting to bride public Of
ficer by offering commission to Samuel l..
Smedley, chief of the bureau of surveys. ON
goods purchased for the city of PHILADELPHIA
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MEDICAL. &c


NINE. DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABLISHED AND
Nh reliable Ladies' Physician can be consulted daily
at her residence, YOl J. ST. NV Office hours from
to D. IN. with Ladies only. iy lS-Sns
I AIDES WHO REQUIRE The SERVICES OF AN
experterced female physician should consult Mrs.
DR.; WILSON 1lOo Park Place Me- bet. and G, / tn
and 18th sts n. e. ladies' only. Remedy 30. f16-6t'
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Il Dr. BROTHERS is the oldest-estsblished advertise
ing Ladies Physician in this city. Ladies, you can
confidently consult DR.. BROTHERS. 800 Il st. s. W.
ladies', married or single. Forty years experience.
fg-lm$
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
Nlor two of Dr.. BROTHERS'e Invigorating Cordial
VIII cure any care Of neryons debility and loss OF
nerve-power II imphrts vigOr TO the whole system
MAZE or Ieinale. 9oG ~. s.w. f6-Ims
- FAD AND BIZ WISE-DR BROTHERS. DOG ST
sw., apreared before and made oath that he Is
tie eldest Established Exper. Specialist in this city
and VIII guarantee cure in all private diseases
OF men and furnish medicine, charge consulta
ton and advice Tree at any hour OF the day. Sub
scribed and sworn before me by DIR. BROTHERS.
SAMUEL G: MILLS, Notary Public, in and for tho
District Of Columbia, this third day VI July 1885,
ja:I0- linz
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ Standard Kennedy Tor all blood diseases, CAUSING
throat, hasa skin oubles urinary diseases cured
i'll forty hours Price, s:j PER box
DIR. DODD'S NERNINE No = permanently cures
natural weakness, loss vitality, nervous debility &c,
&c. Price, ~. Sent sealed by mail. or sale ut
3y3l STANDiFOhDS 5, cor 9th and + NV.
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SEA BATHS AMID TROPICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LARsEsr MEDICAL PRACTICE or TIE coyTI-
SEST-wHAr THE DocToR's WASHINGTON Pa
TENTS SAT- ABOUT HIM-A REPoRIER's ExPE-
RIEEcE IN Bosros-Is WASHINGTON TO HAVE
A VIEW sASITARIUM?
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Special prices for large orders JOHN,MiiiTR tio6
Pa avn W, 1920 1afh stn.w. 5. Can and ST. ASSN
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DENTISTRY.


LfREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and hcial teeth inserted without charge except
cost OF material at 1925 II st. n.w, Dental Depart.
Inent OF Columbian University, from pm daily
except SUNDAY. Lxtraction tree. ntiriaary open
from October TO June 80 ja4-:,in
mr. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9Th ST, COR
~ ner Emu. Filling a specially Teeth extracted
without pain BY pain Her applied to gums Artih-
mh21
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WOOD AND COAL

MY RETAIL PRICES FOR CoAI. AND WooD
Nk until changed, follows:
White Ash Stove, per ton OF 2,.4O lbs a 40
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SANDERS & SrAyMAx
DECKER BROS. WEBER, FISCHER and ESTEY
f1ANOS Sold on accommodating terms ana for rent
Special attention called to our new style
ESTEY ORGANSJ
Two hundred and four thousand Goa .OO0l Estey
organs have been made and sold Everywhere the pre-
fefTed organ for Home. Church, Chapel, and School
Use. Handsome g-stop Estey organ for 80 Easy
monthly payments. Call and examine
SANDERS L STAYMAN,
934 81. H. W., Washington, u. @.
ID N, Charles St, Baltimore, Md
ia2 1917 Main st. Richmond, Va
HALLET h DAVIS PIANOS ROOMS. CHOICE
III selected stock; low prices; easy terms and
genuine bargains all to be sold by LIST of April
s7-om II. l.. SUMNER, Agt., 81 9th ST. NV.
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NOW MI trump II a large man, but an ex-
ceedingly modest mS0, and, blushlng deeply.
he said: Yes, sir. 1 had the honor of filling
that position through the administration of
President Hayes and President Garfield"
do l understand, Mr.. Crump, that in the
face Of all your experience and opportunities
that you consider r. c. Flower the greatest
and most wonderful physician of this country2'
Il certainly do" was his reply. And l
wish the sick everywhere knew of DIR. Flower. +"
Mrs. A. F. Longiey. 500 A street northeast. O.
most pleasing lady of sixty years of age said:
Yes, sir, was treated and cured by DR.. r. C.
Flower, some years ago. of cancer in the
stomach. Also of most serious cancerous diff
culties. involving other organs 1 had been
given up as incurable, and left to my fate to
die l'had tried the leading physicians of the
country, tried watering places. travelled. did
everything couldefhink of, but grew worse
and worse. The disease kept eating away.
My mother had died of cancer Five in NV
family had died with the dread disease, and
everyone knew that was the next victim
arked for its prey.
Il only sent to DIR. Flower as last resort
with but little hope. / can never tell you INV
feelings while in his hands. just think of it.
lie told me all about my disease. and the dis
eases OF my life without asking me question.
L placed myself in his care and for the first
time felt that there was hope Of my recovery
and that was in the hands of a master mind
who with ease read and controlled diseases.
1 rapidly improved, and in few months was
well woman. l am to-day much healthier
than the average woman of my years. DIR.
Flower not only saved my life. but the life OF
many others that know /"
most valuable and interesting work, en-
titled Health Papers" giving description O.
DIR. Flower his work his methods Of treatment,
and health palace, will be sent free of charge
TO any one sending two stamps to the "Specta.
tor Publishing Company" All Columbus av-
eyenue, Boston, Mass. This valuable WORK
should be read by every invalid in the world.
We were informed by one of DIR. Flower,
patients that he was negotiating for extensive
properties in one of the suburbs of Washing.
ton, with view Of establishing health resort
| with capacity for twelve hundred patients
| IL DR.. Flower could be induced to do such
thing for Washington. we would hen 90 All
the way to the Hub, TO say to our Boston friend
| that Washington is ahead"
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be happy. wonderfully happy. Tell me where
am. What is this place
just at this moment young man-he was evil
IDENTITY ofneiaiiy connected with the enterprise
entered the reception room and informed NV
friend that he was ready to show m through
the building. 1T is not quite finished. sid
the young gentleman, but will be completed
and open to the public in few days
need not say that what saw fairly tlum-
founded me and took my breath. had had
no idea that such health establishment ex-
listed in the world or had ever evolved in the
brain OF a human being. Here I am in the
midst of palace. The palatial home for those
who need treatment. You would say AZ once il
was palatial hotel, elegant in all its appoint
ments and richly furnished. no
WARDS NOR IRON BEDsrEAps
as you see in hospitals and many of the health
resorts. but q palatial hotel, second TO none in
the country. On the roofs are sun baths and
summer gardens. On the second floor in adj
ditlon 70 bed-chambers- are private dining
rooms and parlors. On the first floor large
parlors, reception rooms, conservatory of
flowers, office, dining room. restaurants news
stands, telegraph offices and reading rooms.
and in the rear of the building professional
Offices. This floor beggars description. 1t is
richly furnished and set in jewels of the purest
kind 1t is in every way grand Everything
your eye rests upon Is artistic and superb. The
wood carving OF the enormous arches, columns
and pillars are the finest we have ever seen.
and suggest the old Moorish palaces of the
Orient. ~.
The building is lighted with electricity, from
top TO bottom, and in all rooms and halls cleo
tric bells. Over IL miles OF electric wires run
through the building. Two large front stair
ways, three back stairways, and two elevators.
The house is heated by new process, which
changes the air in every room Of the building
every three minutes, making and keeping each
room the temperature desired, and keeping
the floor Of each room, warmer than the cell
ing
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

A GREAT BOOK. A REMARKABLY INSIhUC-
IA tive literary ~orh.
Prof. James Bryces American Com aonwealth,
in two volumes Price, st
c. C. PURSELI. Bookseller
no AS 9th st.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25
annual Meeting at tfsc Thomas
willie OrlsEsaa.e.

The visiting committee Will meet
in the Orphan Chapel, at 9 q. III.
Tuesday, July 30th, 1880
The Crphanagc Association will
meet under the Arbor, Wednesday
JyIy 31st, 1899.
II 2. m, Introductory Exercises
by the orphans.
- m. Sermon by Rev. J. S. Hard
away of Oxford.
1p. m. Recess and dinner.
> p. m. The Laying of the Corner
Stone. and address by Rev. J. W.
Garter d. D., of Raleigh,
3 T. N. Exercises by the orphans
4 p. m. Annual Meeting Of the
Orphanage Association, and consid>
GRAFTON Of the new Charter.
Good Dime viii be served in thC
Watson dining room for 80 cts,
Lunches Will be on sale at . cts
and 10 Ct. aud there will also b'
lee cream, lemonade and fruitstand
| convenient to the Arbor.
-. Half rates and less on prin
cipal railroads in the State.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25

9a5~ Suppose the editors. Of the d.
'efe15 towns in the county e1oa'd >psna
one year il earnest c.r.r.s 70 exrosa
the seldshaess ard narr9w.Iajadcdneez
ana htlle-s9ulcdn-ss and down right.
hard-flsted stingyncss that hamper cur
prosperity. That sort Of a showing do
YOU reckon most towns Of 1000 or 800
Inhabitants would stanI Would h.
strike you at all: Answer
MISUNDERSTANDING and rua-
Always seem to have had a special ''run'
recently.
Last issue recorded one; and sometime
soon after or about the next day or soma
tine since the other runaway Mr.. HoF-
mans dray gray to,k notion to
''stave around" little and 50 he stove
arounn the corner ami Knocked dow, a
lamp post and return2i a pace or two
above on the sidewalk to smltherecn an
pther suc2 article oS street proper: AMI
then he. seemed fa Irly well satisfied with
his bruises until turpentinc las applied.
The last we heard of him he was ,.stove''
in the stable unable to ambuIate at all.
Then about some time near the middle OF
last week a stranger took the editor for a
short ride behind q handsome gentle
horse, aud the editor enjoyed it, too.
Stranger stopped horse at g@t. obscry-
ing that the beauty Of it all about hi>
horse was, that train mi.ht puff r,gl t
along and the horse wonIdn 'tnoticc 1t.
Backs turned two minutes and thirty
nine seconds, attelt on attracted by .
sort Of snoring grunt, or granting snort
which ever you please, and a buggy
| dancing jigamaree on one wheel to the
music of barking ours. Buggy spattcrcd
Spintcred, split, spliced by workman
next day and stranger and editor walking
back too proul to ride on such a buggy
Neat episode for the town was abour
the same time Of week with the addition
OFF hours to its record, a UjcLcy
| Jlictc'y-Jiic down Main street and hca,
long tear up the sidewalk by the Shawn!
| depart neut, which cleared the streets o.
BARRIERS and lcafcrs and followed after
dirt packing machine IN the shape of ;
run away sorrcl horse. lie landed il
Josey Brothers. oat patch well satisfied
with his exercise. The last was one O
the railroad hands in trouble over tn,
carelessness of his mules in not missing
post when trying to run away. The traiI
whistIed, mules shutited and an axle un
jointed near enough the end to insure
cataract OF yerbosity by the boss whcl
the mules and driver reached the camp
| What next?
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25
HOW'S THIS!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Cstlrrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props,
Toledo, 0.
We, tho undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be
iieve him perfectly honorable IN all buSi-
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out ANY obligation made by their
firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, ..
W5LD1Hli, KINNAN < MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo. o.
f. II. VAN HEsEN, Cashier, Toledo Na>
tional bank, Toledo, Q.
Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken INTERVALS
". acting directly upon the blood and
muaus surfaces Of the system. Price &c.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25

Bitter Word.
BY HERBERT THORNI

BY HERBERT THORNE.
For the Democracy
\ bitter word has often crushed
A fondlY trusting heart,
And shattered hearth stones blessed
peace,
And torn dear friends apart.
And overturned a cherished hope
And filled soul with lie
Whose flames no tears can ever auencb.
1t grows like GrccIan fire.
A bitter word but little meant,
Has pierced a STRIVING soul
And made it curse Its natal day
And turn from to ard its goal.
\ li.tar word has angered kings
And Shook the very throne;
And plunged man beyond recall
Aud turned his heart to stone.
'T'as made husband hate his wife
And her despise in turn.
'T'aS made the gentle clergyman
With mighty anger burn.
The harm a bitter wO!d has done
No man can ever tell,
1t yearly sends without a thought
A host Of souls to Hell.
So let our language e'er be soft,
The good that 1t will do
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25
Norfolk College

Norfolk College for young ladies
has just closed one Of the most sac -
ces8ful years IN its history. The
building has been much improved.
New parlor8 have been added and
the building has been tastefu!ly
papered and rendered LOmclike. The
boarding department is furnished
throughout with marble topped wal
nut furniture, velvet carpets, hair
mattresses, &c, is heated by steam ,
lighted by gas, and has perfect ven
tilation and drainage. The %
instructors arc Of the highest grade
being teachers OF long experience
and graduates Of the best colleges
in tie United States. The unusual
suCCca5 Of the school has enabled
the management to make the terms
for the next session very low. See
advertisement in this issue.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25

The Reidsville Times Of 18TH
copies q paragraph from this paper
which was published from a private
letter TO this editor from Prof. V. II.
Hand of Fremont, n. G. The Times
would have done better TO pat the
credit to Prof. Hand in TIE DEMO
GRAFT.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25
The yEeancS. Man i'm Creation

We have heard of many mean men,
There is the man who used the wart
on his neck for a collar button, the
one who pas.ured s. goat on his
grandmotheg's grave, the one who
stole coppers from a dead mans
eyes, the one who got rIch by giving
his five children nickel each to &C
to bel without supper and then
stealing the nickel after the children
were asleep; but for pure, down
right meanuess The man who vii
take q paper for years, mark it gre
fused,' and then stick it back into
the posto0ive, is entitled to the frs
rremium.-Ljneville,( Gala Democrot
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25

''eeov'lle Reflector and the
7 Fr'eDd have gotten up some
=, a'mlratjon for printing Of
'aes'. Commenting on the
,pe Frtoad says:
: <rieud recommends every
S4e State to take pattern
'oeLard in this particular
- nd to keep their sanctums
h., >&cteg with the tastes of
| d., gentleman and less
b. : : '.aaela and pig styes."
/ +. yeNAT is not anxious to
| h.. ''E one particularly; but
/ ~ BELIEVES that there is as
"a 0one at ills Office in less
| a With IS few employees snd
|es r'cl t'dness as in any such
E. The State.
llsr n :. brethren and sisters) OF
w. 70 See US.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25
Hackett. Arkansas. Aug. %. lsN1
DR.. A. T. Sha}lenbergcr,

Dr. A. 7. ShaTIenbeTgcT.
Rochester. Pa. Dear SIR
wish you t. send me b tile Of your
Antidote for Malaria, which see adj
vcTtSod in the Method t. Advocate,
Chattanooga, Tenn, and winch l cannot
get here. Fifteen wears ago my mother
had third day chi,ls, and at I trying the
doctors and uther medicines without re-
lief, lend recommended your Anti
dotc; she tried K, and one dose effected a
permanent cure. Truly yours,
). :, Edwards,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25

/. 9. H-m'..-' WI
s..
1.-sg are still selling
s.-. Fam Wagon
r-.o,.r~. Grain Cradles and
pan [.... at Ednondson &
|..-Tire Long and be Happy,
1. "..,.nr;ArEn OLD BOYS CIGAR
[ :. HANCOCK.
psr,or for Ladies and Gen
@'l Tu.,.ay and Friday nights
I..~..ack.> Milk shakes and
,gays really.
--1basr plants and Celery
T .,rs, IN any quar- ti-y and num-
/ y. Savage.
Briefs.
,ll;o Williams, an accom-
|, roong la ]y of Charlotte, has
+ q posiGion on the reportori-
,.f+ae CI~olicle, We hope
4, jsY soon when there will
+, If ramlnerative work for
them women.
cate press generally accords
,.re = hearty welcome back
r..1 Of the Nr'rs & Observer.
[,,1s throughout She State are
lo have L.m again in open
!. and TIE DEMOCRAT extends
- welcome with tue rest.
rorl like t. make notes OF
new papers and changes IN
State, but they are
.a.roas to take them up one
|. We welcome all new candi-
Fl. patronage, anl sincerely
hey may do we'll. We hope
,5snge made will be for the
Interest of press and the State,
season is is approaching when
,o's in many parts Of the
h vii. open their fall sessions.
HINTS remember that one OF
ms. gays to insure failure on
|tot their boys is to give them
| Of pocket money when they
away, Plenty of spending
ETll make An idle boy at
/. Give him very little, bat
!. --..- ~ = 60
B ,l2,,otte DeD12cfot still
Etde true note on tue BLAIR
|lol it says concerning 1t:
lie question OF expectancy
|'lo. enter The question OF
Estate sU5tenanCe from the
+. soycTnmcat IS the vital one
Elhar2 are rights, there are
|.2bjIl,ie3, and once open the
d. a State to receive aid of this
We e:tltl.sh the responsi~
|@States to be silent under
pa. s:r.e.a-es. We are 'agin
|a3 ou:.
DaJ Iaua,lIS Published il
p p,,utej for its July Issue
copies and sent out copies tC
Paper and magazine in tht
States and Territories, anG
F America, 1t is q good paper
Fao.1g cool. We believe Il
first papcc in the country t.
Be position and advocate i
L cheek rein ought to b,
Fl and now many papers are
IT, and We say so too.
frequently see horses head
50 high that it amounts t.
,gAt cruelty.
|c-I+Te' c-7,:
49,, v -
.re is one thing that may b
The country editor whethe
lror or not: he can wor
and wait longer for his pa
'T other man living, to ga
about what he. does simpl
n love IF dOi0U COOl alOn q