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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
CAUSES or oALDNEsS.
Conditions That Kay Lead to q Lose of
tie gg.-sctc Growth.


the Il.-sctc Growth
The probable causes Of badness are
summed I'd by DR.. Joseph Tyson as. IN
their order. insufficient exposure Of tho
hair. influence Of hcredity, excessive
mental work and great anxiety, and
constant washing and want Of pcnadc.
says the Popular Science Monthly. Pre-
ventive treatment is advised. Children
should, as much as possible, do without
caps. and their hats, when worn, shoule.
be of the lightcst description. 4 stouter
hat may be necessary during the hot
season, for the prevention CT snnstroize.
Hcad-coverings should not be worn in
doors, in trains or in closed carriages.
Straw hats are preferable in summer
and IN still weather: in winter. hats
made of light felt, well ventilated and
unlined. The ordinary tall hat, or
stove-pipe, and the thick, heavy, unvcn-
tiiated top hat, cannot be too strongly
condemned. The second cause does not
admit of practical treatment. while the
course to be pursued with the third
cause is obviously oac OF avoidance.
Too constant washing CT the hair is un-
necessary as well as harmful. Once a
week is enough for cleanliness and for
maintaining the strength of tho hair.
Excessive brushing. especially with
hard brushes, should be avoided. The
suthor advises tho application OF sonie
form of simple grease or oil, after the
hair has been washed; and, when the
hair is becoming rapidly thinned. scmc
stimulating material. such as canthar-
ides. appl; ed to the oil. viii increase its
good effects.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

says sAat an industrious beggsr VIZ
frequenay rnaiS ss ssach - Tan aos.ara
snd fftesn SS-sArs = dss- He has
known men. wAs hsd been begging faz
come time. 20 have fortunes Of tes
and ef1een thousand dciisrA
what is the best gzne yos know
off, l asked hin-
.weu.I think blind men make TIE
most money. ss . rule. psrtss~isziy Il
they are old raen-"
what Is the hess ioostaon fu beg
esrs in the city,
Wherever there srv women II h
quite the fad for Fifth avenue ladies 70
step up daintily and drop few pennies
In the hand % beggar. People have
no idea Of the amount Of money that Is
squandered every year n perPetIatlns
these paupers
If We had the money that Is given
each year Ia maintaining this race Of
parasites We cosld ri6 New York of
professional oeggars-"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

uztl the settlng-ln OF the influences
that usually attend the large January
disbursements Of interest and dlu.
dsnda Among the current gcod symp-
toms are TIE Increasing demand for
railroad bonds and the consequent rise
IN tassr value; TIE COED buying Of the
graDgers aod the divadsnd-payers gen.
orally; the continued rise in ths Van
defoIitl under rum mors Of extra divi-
dendss the renewal of confidence IN
Rock Island, and the more active bay
Ing Of Sortnern Pacific. which has ~
long been . weak spot in the market.
Bank-sf-EngIznd day reflected sn im-
proving condition OF affairs At Londo
the bank reserve showing . gain and
suggesting an early reduction Of the
rate Of interest; all OF whlcn implies
some degree of recovery ~ the eonn.
entail centres.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
MARRIAGE IN FRANCE.
4 Writer wAe Thishs ~ h . yrensu.cs
Failure.

tobnrA.
Jules Simon viii publish shortly In
Paris book called The Women of the
Twentieth Century" The Decline Of
Matrimoay" would title more accur-
stely descriptive.
The book treata. n einsen said ~
Gently. Of the dissoluticn sf the family.
especially among the working classes
The wife he's become = working wons-
an the book says. pass>s her whele day
and often . part of The night In the fac
tory, the husband soes his independent
way and the end IL the end Of the mar
riaze contract. When asked many
years ago why he did not like 10 marry.
the French werkingman answered:
'T would marry II could get a.
vorce when thought IL necessary"
Nov that divorce hiss bern istro-
duced. however, the number Of MAJ
riages hAs failed to incress. and The
number 81 separations crews from vesS
70 year In 1890 the n1rnb>r Of MAJ
rss0es In France was s.sos less than In
isss. In 1881 there were i,ss7 divorces
10 ie.eoo marriages In 1850 there vcrs
44sT divorces 70 II. .eso snarr1zcea
The dsy is near st hand, NJ sison
essnts. when there viii ~ 80 rasny a.
vsrces as Marriages In Frsnos.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
NURSES FOR TIE POOR.
The Dsaconesses Aim To Assist Those in
Common Circumstances

Common Circumstances.
"When I first heard that the confer
ence had decided on establishing a
deaconess' home here" said q lady
prominent in society and leading
member of one OF the Methodist
churches, "I was very sorry" said
Grand Rapids had ali toe benevolen:
institutions she could take care of now.
and that with our excellent facilities
for training nurses We didn't need any
more. But since I have studied the
matter, don't feel that way. The
nurses that are trained IN the
hospitals here aren't OK any adj
vantage to the poor man. They arc
trained only to slIeviats tho sufferings
of the rich, at SIS q week. What
earthly good would il do the poor of
the city II there were 10000 trsined
nurses here, If they must be paid SIS =
week7 Now the nurse desconesses, ~
I understand it, are not gong to have
. scale OF prices. they ACT going to
have any price at all, any more than
toe Roman Catholic sistcrbood have,
but whenever, in their vIsItatIons, they
get to place where one 10 sick, they
are gong to 60 IN and help IN whatever
way they can. They may have "a
wash the baby and scrub the floor quite
rs often as administer medicine. There
is plenty Of such work to do IN city
like Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
NEW Works. BOWERY.
Only Ons Other street Knowa with
Maay Jewelry Shops.

Only Ons Other street Knowa with So
Many Jewelry Shops.
The Dowery is something less than =
mile in length, writes Julian Ralph in
the Century. 1t reaches from Chatham
square to the little wedge in front Of
the Cooper Union at Eighth street,
which splits In twain, scue:ng one-half
uptown to be the great Third avenue
and onc-han close beside IL TO be
Fourth avenue. II has the width of
both these wide avenues together. Its
width varies, Is becomes an ancient
theroughfsre, but ! think II averages
more than one hundred feet from house
line to house line, sixty-flvs feet being
the roadway. II you are q stranger and
walk down the Bowery in the day.
time without a guide you viii be aps 20
notice nothing moro particular about II
than that II In an enormous, crowded,
noisy street Of retail shops. lodging
houses and museums. Any old New
Yorker viii show you some very old
and respectable shops-nSsssly . gro-
GERS. a bakers and . shop for tbe sup
ply Of Aremen's goods-which were es-
tablishej there in the days Of other
generations. But these are net 90 in
terestinx 70 . stranger - the many
little stores that give distinct charac
ter to the street. Except In tho main
street ef Havre I never saw - nauy
little shops for the sals Of jevelry AZ
there are on the Bowery. Most o,
them display Pew. cheap and fsshy
ornaments: half dozen are what arr
called pswnbrokers' sales shops. o,
rhops for the sale of unredeeues
pledges: ore 10 . mart for duplicatec
presents received by persons on thei,
wedding days on snnivers.ry ocea
aSo~s ~ A Chy;x4na a..
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

SAYS Henry Clews "a speaking Of the
prospects Of the immediate future.
l. stid the unexpected always hap
pens. 4 would be Disappointing Il the
converse we're equally tFue. thss the
expected never happens; for there hes
rsrely been = more general agreement
Of opinion - to the probable course Of
TIE Market. The commission houses
are unanimous IN their espectstion OF
n genersi risc n prices; ard i wouI'i Be
aisicuit 10 End any reasons worth con
sderins fer sntiesFstlnz anything diff
ferest on- ef ths hsss features sf shs
naafket Is ths srifrestyains ef the
larger cpefssers Although having
seastiy lss5-up stocks. yea they held
hses frens sesivs operations untis she
elects Of t5e large crop. Become more
seas1al AID nsere conspicuous, aaa
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

A corre spondent whose enthusiasm
about optical possibilities is often only
equaled by the delightful flights Of his
imagination sends the opsleian sug-
gestion- He says: With the perfee-
tion to which the making Of aluminium
is now brought. and the popularity Of
small opera glasses. why not construct
opera glasses mounted on spectacle
frame? Provided the size is small isay.
object glasses half an inch in diameter
with six lenses only. the glasses might
be worn without any discomfort upon
the nose during the whole Of theatri-
cal performance. The sight Of an audi
ence equipped with spectacle opera
glasses might at first sem ladicrous.
But use is everything"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

which N the original Was noe largsr
than tho head Of . pia. i bigger than
the palm of your hand and Is made up
Of shousands upon thousands sf little
bits Of eyes fastened together like .
heney comb. and Mr.. Dickson. Edison's
photsgether, says that II you viii lay
your watch. fsoe upward. down near
the eye Of fy under = uaicroscope you
can read the time in each one Of these
ten Thousand eyes. for they are as fine
6 . Ereneh plate mirror.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
Mr.. BLAINE IS RETiCeNT.
The Reports From chill Are Not Yet
00nfirmed


WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.--It is impossi-
bic tonight to get either confirmation
or contradiction of the published
statement that the state department
has received a cablegram from Minister
Egan to the effect that the American
legation at Santiago ls surrounded by a
Gillian mob who threaten 10 burn or
blow It up IN order to capture the Chil-
ian refugees who are under the protec-
ton OF the legation. Secretary Blaine
was not 1T home early in the evening,
ana was inaccessible to reporters and
correspondents VINO called late tonight
10 see him about the matter. To all
inquiries about the truth or falsity of
the published statement the secretary
simply sent the reply, al have nothing
TO say aboutlt."
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

Two young raea of Lebanon. conr-.
who had falling out. decided To- fglit
. novel duel Arming themselves with
long whaiebone whips acd providing
seconds to see fair play they begsn 70
belabor each other. .Never since Is
whipping post was abolished in tbs
state" says dispatch. did two men
ever receive such logging" Atiength
the seconds interferet and stopped tbs
duel, althougd both men vehement.y
protested that they had not had enough
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
DOWN FIVE STORES.
norrisis suicide OF an InsAas Man IN
ChissEs.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Carl E. johnson.
an lnsans furniture v2rnlsher. adopted
horrible mode of killing himself to-
day. Ascending to the htIh door OF
the Manhattan building, he started
from the west end of the hall and ran
with ali his might toward the east end,
huri n himself through the French
plate glass window a quarter OF an inch
thick. So great was the momentum at
tanned that Jonns,n struck the pave
ment nearly thirty feet from the build.
ing. crushing his skill and breaking
n, ariy every hone in his body. lie
died while being conveyed to the county
hospital.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

EURorsAs street car companies do
not allow passengers 10 board their
cars un.ess there is seating capacity for
them. Ii the ear IS full, the passenger
must wait until the next one comes
along. In certain cases, one weuId
rather stand up shan wait. but the
average patron would be glad il the
European custom woulc prevail here.
IL would be very easy for the condue-
tor 10 hang plaeard bearing the word
"FuH' IN conspicuous place on the
Car, as soon as necessary. and It would
save many a poor woman . size ache.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

There is Q movement in regular army
circles for the restoration Of the old
army field hat, which was superseded
by the helmet, Of which many officials
have complained The old-style hat
was picturesque, comfortable and serv-
iceable. while the helmet is iop-heavy
end does not give propc- ventilation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
yapsne.s Lakes .aa p,slIkss.

A traveller in japan says that the jap
anese dislike the Russians aud the Chi.
nesc. but like the Americans and the
English. They are fearful of the az
gress:ons of the Russians in Corea and
Of the Chinese in the islands that lie
south of japan. bat they do no: lock for
any &C: of aggression by the United
States or b; ENGLAND.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
csoscE eeaeooYl WeTmoss.
The Ex-Gsve~nor Urges ss Senator A
drtes,s sueces<or.

The term Of United States Senator
Nelson W. Aldrlch Of Rhsde Island ex-
pires Marcn 4, 1898. Already ex-Gev-
ernor George Peabody wetmore's large
following IN the little state are pressing
his claims 10 the senstorisl succees on.
Ihs ex-governor 10 Que of the social
leaders OF Newport. and Is OF course
the fsverite candidate OF tast portion
Of the sste. whleh formerly seknovl-
edged the Sprsgue family ss sovereign
he = q son-in-ls~ OF Mrs. Eugene het-
estss. anu . fnemeeT cf the Polo aud
Coaching cluas. He wss pressed for
sanator.al henors years sgo while sb-
cent IN Eurepe. but failed OF sn elec-
to8 81 tkst t1nae, Nsthsn T. Drew ~
.ra the successful sspsrsnt. Five years
ago he was elected governor of the
state.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

es Kearney street. AMI tin Dox con-
tzlnlng 81. .eo0 worth Of diamonds a. q
other precious gems taken from him.
Being Hsrd pFesses by pursaers The
thieves threw the box into the street
Aad maae good their escape.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

New YORK, Dec. 20.-There was no
perce ptible improvement in the condi-
ton of Cyrus w. Field this morning.
While he IS not in immediate danger Of
death, he is said to he very low and
takes but little nourishment.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
A French Torpedc Bont wrecked

PAGIs, Dec. ia French torpedo
boat yesterday struck on "A rock OF
Tonlon, aud a hole was driven IN her
bottom. She WAS towed to the harbor
OF Agay, where she subsequently SUNK.
Two of her crew were injured.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
STuFFED-up FEELING

For r-srs J hx~e sern tfsHtssa wis. thst
ferr4tas eisegreeahss eissxss. rntarrh. fsrs
Heae ssrsspsrii;s ~sth ris- ~err i-~s; rssulfs
II rrrsd ne o. fsst s0Bfin usi droppinx n 'ns
threat and ssufe6-np leegine" kss s. D..
Bssrn Pufos,n. Gem.
Heed, ssrsspsriiis cured ne - Csfzrrh
"a sasss ~ ~ r-a~-s, hesftk. - fhsf 7 an
fssIlox fester thsr fsr years
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

M'Dump--Fare well Christnaa, cid
mar
M'Gump-Too we'll
M'Dumb-How sc7
NGump-My wife made ne pressss
Of pair Of twins
M'Dump-So did nine.
A'Gunp-Are ysu DakisG gsse -
ne?
N'Dump-oh. 10: shs gsve ne ps6
Of shoes -rnd-~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

IL genius - hard work" Amelia
Rses Chandler Will become a great ge-
nlus as "A ARTIST shs has put herself
into the hands Of French art teacher,
and has agreed to devote all of her
tine during Eve months of every year
lor TIE next tsn years 70 study.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
SMOKING M chuRcH.
The Weed Ussd pnrtag Divine Services
Among the Pilgrim FATHERS

Among the Pilgrim Fathers
4. one period Of It's history smoking
was SO common that il WIS actually
practiced ia church.
Previous 10 the visit ~ James i. 10
the University - Cambridge. IN ici3.
the vice chancellor issued : notiee ID
the students, which erioihed that 'Hee
graduate. schollar or student 81 this
uaiversit.e presume 10 take tobacco N
Saint Marie's church, uppon payne OF
lnail expcllingc the univ crSitie."
Rev. DR.. parr. when perpetual curatc
of Hatton. Warwickshire. which living
lie held from 1888 70 100. regularly
smoked in the vestry whilst the congrc-
cation were singing long hymns
chosen for the purpose, immediately
before the serzaon. The doctor was
wont toexelaim: My people Ike long
hymns, but prefer q long pipe-"
Rev. Robert Hail, Of Leicester, the
well known Baptist miaister. regularly
indulged il smoking during the inter
walls Of divine worship.
Sir Walter Scott. in his Heart ot
Midlothian" refers TO one Duncan. OF
Knockdurder, an important personage
who smoked daring the whole Of the
sermon, from an iron pipe, tobacco bor>
rowed from other worShip.rs- We are
told that ''at tie end Of the discourse
he knocked the ashes out Of his pipe.
replaced it in his sporrAn, returned the
tobacco pouch to its owner. and joined
In the prayer with decency and stten-
ton"
The Puritan fathers were greatly ad-
dicted 70 smoking; indeed, the practice
became SO common that even these
straitlace6 observers Of time and sea-
sons actually smoked in church. This
custom soon caused very considerable
annoyance, as the religious exercises
were greatly disturbed by the clin.sing
of sints and stecls to light their pipes
and the clouds Of smoke in church.
Hence. In the year 1869. the cclony
passed this law: 1T is enacted that aay
person or persons that shall be found
smoking Of tobacco on tie Lords day.
going to or coming from the meetings,
within two miles Of the meeting house,
shall pay twelve pence for. every such
default" Under this law several pe1,-
son. were actually fned: but the pun
ishmcEt failed to secure the carrying
out Of the arbitrary second portion Of
the enactment
The custom Of smoking during church
service was not coeaed 10 the lEity
and miaor clergy, for it is recorded that
IN archbishop Of York was once re-
proved 10y the vicar OF St. Mnry's. Not
tingham, for attempting 10 smoke in tie
church vestry.
Rev. John Disney, OF Swinasriy. In
Lincolnshire, writing on the 18th of
December, ITS. TO James Grainger.
says: The affair happened In st.
Mary's chrrch, nottingham, when
Archbishp Blackburn was there on a
visitation. The archbishop had ordered
some Of the apparItors or other attend
ants 10 bring him pipes and tobacco
and some liquor into the vestry for his
refrcshment after the fatigue Of con-
fr1nation- And this coming TO Mr.. Dis
ncy's cara he forbade their being
brought thisher. and with becoming
spirit demonstrated with the arch bishop
upon the irnproprie:y of his conduct AZ
tbs same time telling his grace that his
vcstry should not be converted into q
smoking room. An the Year Round
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
THg HEAD or A FLY.
Hsv n Isshs wAs. nsesfsed sss ns-
ss~>A 20 . rhstsgraph

On. Of the las. experiDents IN the
photegr.ps department Of kclsons
issc~ssssy vsa . phoso9raPb OF the
head Of house fy. This psoscFraph
lies before ne. The head is rnsFnised
- big ~ that 81 . Newfoundland dog.
snd il has bair standing out frcn iss
center 10 ali Sirectioas "a thou gh asor'
fifty csnei-s hair brushes With hair t~r
inehes lo-x lad beer driven ieso plsct
the size of trade dollar.
Tss ey-s sssad oct f-oza TIE beas. ard
n toe paosoxrspA e>ea ere Of this ~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

= ToDAY: Far southerly winds: warm
er IN eastern ana stationary tempsra-
ture n western portion
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
escoARs- fscowga

re~ ysrxs- r.Ess ~s.s rresss~srsn
rNe - Esks.
NJ Robert " Hef,hsrx - IRE Ths>A
~ orgsnszatien sossesv. who las bad
many Eesrs exrcrierce v8th The her-
gHrs OF Nsv York and has kpcvs
nesrly ~ TIE fsesezs epee psrssuxsly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

Sax Fssxcssco. Dec. S3.--A naessen-
ger employed by Sthnsxler Bros.
wholesale jewelers. vss knocked aovn
thi. nasrrins hy twe young nsen af TIE
saGancs Of tae arm pace sf sesnsss
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

vIsi care nansr's estxrrs = Csc Tos4ss issrsa
Oi8s. E.B BE sers e act Hsoe's
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

So eowpissrt - common that comparatively
few peepfs are entirely free from g. 60 iDsioi-
ems that n xrsss o frm hoia simoss before iss
victims 49, swsre 81 ne prsserce. - Danger
oss as 70 seriously tbrenten the genera health
are liable fe dereiop int brenchifis or
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

Its. mistake &c consider cstsrrt merely .
icesi troUsles. l. - uBquestsonssis oisss.s
q the bioos. ssd therefore the riKht U.s. 60
cgrs Csfsrrh :, - remove from fbe hieos The
impurities ~ffes cxbss enc fssd st. THE T. 70
ie sope ~ tskirs Heee-s es-apsrllih- the
rress tioof psrifer. whifh efTertusis esfeis
al krs--e Of psssar sne germs ~ eisesss
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

Enid-Stranre, il II not, dear. sAs1
20 many know we are engaged
Edwin--Yes; even the leaves drop -
ua-Judce.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-10-23

c., FRIDAY, October 23. 1891.
AGAIN THE MAFIA.
ANOTHER ELoooY ASSASSINATION IN
NEW ORLEANS.

ANOTHER sLoooY ASSASSINATION IN
NEW ORLEANS.
A dispatch from New Orleans, of
the l7rh states that Gueto Balrege ma,
an ltalian lng!er owner, was assassi-
u"ted last night. The affair bears all
the marks of the Mafa.
There was a jolly game Of cards q an
Italian sai oon near the French Market
a quarrel. stampede, and as the victim
reached the door be was riddIed with
bullets. The roIIce have arrested the
proprietor of the place and several
Others. but there is NO proof as to who
did the shooting.
1t is a curious fact that the Malta ia
heard OF exactly one year after Chef
Hennessey's death.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-10-23
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
DASHED OUT TO FISHERMAN AND
FARMER READERS IN
SMALL BITES.

The snow in Montana is three feet
deep on level.
The price Of cigarettes has gone
up 20 cents on the Thousand.
Winston's free mail delivery was
put in operation ON the 9th instant.
The Baptist State Convention con.
venes in GOldsboro on Nov. nth.
Parnell the great leader of Irish
Politics died last week in LOnion
The WaypesviIle Whi'e Sulphur
Springs property has been sold for
100000,
Gov. Campbell has brought suits
'or libel against the Cincinnati
Gazette.
The Western North Cerolina Bap.
tist convention met at WaynesvliIe
ON the 2Ist inst.
The Alliance meeting a: Raleigh
last week was not as largely attend
ed as was expected,
Killing frosts are reported in North
Texas, doing considerable damage to
undeVeloped cotton boIIs.
There is lots Of brains in that
Ecumenical Council now 10 SESSION
in the city Of Wsshlngton.-Ex.
Rev Sam Jones is holding a meet.
ing in Wilmington. and will be in
Charlot te November I st for ten days.
It is stated by the Advance that
Wilson. N. G., sold Z, 900, 900 pounds
Of leaf tobacco from September 10th,
1896, to Nay 1st. 1891, the close of
the seasor.
The North Carolina Missionery
Convention is holding four days
session this week st New Berne.
About $50 Delegates sfe in attend.
ance,
A call has been issued for meet
ing OF the Republican National
Executive Committee ut Washing
ton D: c., or the 23rd Of November
next. to- decide on the time and place
for holding the Republican National
Convention, and To act on the resig-
nation of M. 5. Quay.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-10-23
A SAFE INVESTMENT,

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you satisfactory results or in case Of
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Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion' 1t it guaranteed to bring relief in
every case when used for any affect
ton of Throat, Lungs or Chest such
as Consump ton Inflammation of
Lungs, Bronchitis. Asthma, Whoop-
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pleasant and a !reeable to taste per-
fectly safe and can always be depen-
ded upon. Tria! bottles free an WI.
Leary's Drugstore.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-10-23

The location Of q good agricultural
fair in any community has been the
precursor Of its strong agricultural de-
velopment. and the reputation of the
fair has been a reflex ef the liberality,
industry. and prosperity Of the psople.
It affords an easy means of exhibition
aud stimulates the development Of the
resources Of the country. This being
the case what duty can there be more
incumbent upon every body
than to pstronize our fair i'm every
manner that they can possibly dc 90.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-10-23

Happiness is not to be prescribed
but enjoyed. and its source is mainly
In making the most ost of opportun-
tiles. Then, as lost opportunities
never return. how strong Is our duty
to attend the Edenton fair this year,
catch the inspiration, and profit BY
the stimulating and cheering Influences
that will abound upon every hand.