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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
Hishe., of all Le.vnng Report Aug ~, 1882
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ABSOLUTELY PURE


If You would ne ltss stylish sud
use more common sense Ia every
day affairs IL would suit You better g.
/ can't see why some girls put Oh
so many airs anyhow III not say
anything 10 YOU about IL, even If #
is unbecomIng TO you, till ] know
the why's and where forcs, tor |
don't like to comment on what | do
not understand. Will YOU please
rise and explain
1t is needless to even mention
the slavish regard you have for
fashion and dress, for bave but
little hope for You in that respect.
Nv hat did she have on T. has be
come newspaper joke 80 old It Is
almost wrlnkled IN the face, aud
vet YOU do not seem To care In the
least. Not for the joke; but You
still want to know " hat she had on.
Hoping have given yoI 10
cause to be offended, even il have
spoken plainly, | remain with
highest regards.-N. 9. Baptjst.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
Hay In This land of Ours.
New Berne JOurnal.)

New Berne Journal.)
be Argus man overheard a con-
versetiOn yesterday morning between
two gentleman on the interesting
topic Of show to make ferming pay"
The two gentlemen il question were
Messrs. j. +. Switzerland and A. t.
Winslow.
Mr.. Switzerland said that he had
the ia ttest horse ip tie county, and
that he fed him entirely on crab
grass hay; that be sold 500 worth
of hay last fail, fed number of cat
tie and horses all winter and had a
plenty now for all his uses and ali
his own raising.
Mr.. Winslow says, Yes, count
ed over two hundred stacks of hay
in your field last scar. How do you
cure itf'
Mr.. Southerlard answered, "I
don't lay it on the ground. In this
cOuutry the land is moist and pU-
rOu9 and the dampness goes up into
hay out of the ground and ruins it,
| never let my hay lay on the ground
more than one night, and often l
don't do that.
put down cord wood and shock
it on that, and then when l stack 1t
raise it off the ground and give
the air chance to blow under it.
Eve got one hundred acres thai
I'll guarantee any man that he can
make $15 an acre clear on by put
ting 1t in grass. People talk about
the West, and other rich sections,
but, as for my part, | believe that if
we would quit grumblipg, plant
what is needed, used thrift and com
mon sense, and practice economy,
that tits would be the best and rich
est country in the world"
1t struck The Argus man that
there was world OF wisdom in what
be had thus unexpectedly overheard
and be concluded to print 1t.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
II WILL BE HAPPY ALL THE
DAY"

II will be happy all the day,
Let come what may"
Twas early morning when the word was
said,
And like journey cross a weary
plain.
There stretched the hours, but | was
comtorted,
AS heart and voice sung o'er the sweet
refrain.
Il will be happy all the day,
Let come what may"
II will find peace and only peace,
Till day shall cease"
rushing tide of battle ebbs and flows,
And right seems ever overwhelmed
by wrong.
Yet as the sounds of cruel discord' rose.
Again caught the echo of my song;
81 will find peace and only peace.
Till day shall cease"
IL will make hope and only hope
My horoscope"
The sober, brooding clouds of discomfort
Opppress ones spirit like throbbing
pain,
One frets and means in ones environ
ment,
But with look ahead, l sing again,
II will make hope and only hope
My horoscope"
81 will seek JOY and only Joy,
Without alloy,''
Amidst the tangled maze of doubt and
sin,
A sorrow seems to fit with duskv
wing,
Impending bloom seems slowly creep
ing in,
But light breaks through the clouds
as still l sing,
81 will seek joy and only joy,
Without alloy.''
Il will feel love and love alone,
And self dethrone.
A sordid spirit all about me reigns,
The greed for gain in all around l see,
And selfish law our selfishness restrains;
Amidst it all my song shall ever be,
Il will feel love and love alone,
And self dethrone.''
- will feel happy all the day,
Ltt c me what may"
Each scmber jewel Of experience
Shall be so turned as to reflect the
light,
Each loss shall show its glorious recon-
pense,
Each valley be exalted to height,
And happiness shall reign today,
Let come what may.
F. A. BISBEE.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
Have no Prejudice

Durham Sgn.E
0ae % the most taexpilrnh'e
things 10 life IL tae vln.,at p7eiu>
dice tbst men 80 often tatrftsia Tor
each other without any appatc 4
cause. A man withun, being cou.
soious Of having ssi1 or done any.
thing TO offend or tnisrc any nue,
will sometimes DC amazed 10 fnA
that some pAriicular Individual las
not only conceived great dIshke
for him, hut allows no orpn.tn-ity
to pass % DO BIN an injury. Ard
especially Is this the case n- - pol
l'ics. Men viii entertain pfeiadlr,-.
a-d work Themselves into a btgh
state OF excitement. not only With
reference 10 their political ad,ef...
riee, hu. also as TO men uf their own
political faith. And the most 70.
markahle thing If an -. = cir iutol.
erance does not end with their spec
iel object of dislike; they go further
and actually view with a,e5si~u ncn
who fall to think ns they do nud to
share their dlslkcs If men -nuld
aim 10 cultivate a more ffirufly
spirit toward each other, this ~auld
fs,, fFtaL nd 8 4
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19

There's good deal Of guarantee
business in the store keeping of to
day. It's too excessive. Or too
reluctant. Half the time it means
nothing. Wo1ds-only words.
This offer to refund the money,
or to pay reward, is male under
the hope that YOU won't want your
money back, sud that you won't
claim the reward. Of course.
SO, whoever is honest in making
it, and works not on his own repu-
tation alone, bat through the local
dealer, whom you know must have
something he has faith IN back of
the guarantee. The business
wouldn't stand year without IT.
What is IL king is confidence.
Back cf that, what is lacking is that
clear honesty which is above the
"aversge practice"
DR.. Pierces medicines are guaran-
teed to to accomplish wtat they arc
INTENDED to do and their makers give
the money back if the result isn't ap-
parent.
Doesn't it strike You that a med
icine. which the makers have so
much confidence in, is the medicine
for you?
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
A Little Girl. Experience In
Li2 hIhou.e.

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tre-cott are
keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse 81
Sand Beach, Mich, and are blessed
with q daughter -four years Old.
Last April she was taken down with
Measles followed with dreadful
Cough and turning into Fever.
Doctors at home and at Detroit
treated her hut il vain, sic q. "
worse rapidly, unti. sue was 10 r.
"aandful Of boaet".-Thea sae tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery a.i q. g,
tL4 use Of TWO and = half bott &.
was completely cured. TDey aar
DR., Kings New Discovery ls worth
It weight in goI3, yet yoa may get
trial hottie FREE a. +. /. " lite
heal q 90. drugstore
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
Praises for the Humble Onion
Good Housekeeping

Onions are invaluable for soups.
They are blood purifiers. A liberal
use of them is recommended as a
cure for boiis, and they tend to
make the complexion clear and the
tace free from pImpIes. The chill
dren of those nationalities who eat
of them most largely, noticeably
escape that bane of childhood,
worms. Their use is beneficial to
the digestive organs, they are ex-
cellent In certain diseases, are OF
benefit IN liver complaints, and their
powers for good in lung troubles is
well known. They are the best
cure FOR insomnia.
A favoIite remedy for cough is
a sirnp made by alternating eiiees
Of raw onion with white sugar.
Cut a large onion, horizontally, into
thin slices, put one in dish,
sprincle sugar over 1t, then add
another slice of onion, building up
thus by layers until all are used {.
Cover the dish. About once in
three hours teaspoOnful of sirup
will have formed, which should be
taken at intervals Of about this
length throughout the day.
Hot poultices, made of onions,
and mixed with goose oil, have
been used advantageOusly IN Group.
Roasted onions are sometimes
bound to the feet and placed upon
the chests of little ones suffering
from the effects of a cold. Placed
raw upon a cloth, then beaten to a
pulp, bandaging with thus the
throat and we'll up oyer the ears,
they have given relief in cases OF
dlptherla.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong aud
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If
ala Grippe has left you weak and
weary, use Electric Bitvers This
remedy acts directly on Liver, Stom-
ach and Kidneys, gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions.
II YOU are afflicted with Sick Head
ache you will find speedy and per>
mauent relief by taking Electric
Bltters. One trial will convince you
that this is the remedy you need.
Large bottles only SOC. at E. t.
Whitehead & Co.'S Drug Store.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
WASTED EFFORT.
FINANCIAL SUICIDE.
FARMERS, READ and FOLLOW

w. j. Northern Southern CultIyator0 J
For many years | have observed
with care the great amount OF wasted
effort on our farms.
| see upon many farms in this
State stalwart men, well fed and
phYsicia'ly able to do much heavy
work, follow across the fields worn
| out mules or slow.galted oxen that
are not worth their care for the work
they do. If intelligent farmers
would stop and count the cost of
such folly, it would take but little
figuring to demonstrate that inferior
work animals that delay, and hinders
successful farm operations would do
lar better standing idle in the pasture
than IN wanton lazlness or constitr-
tlonal Inability delaying work that
is expensive in its demands. Time
is money aud far too valuable for a
t'"' N"''H l" 'hi u" o"aS III Afeu-
sive effort and wasted energies with
ont properly compeusatlDg return,
Another lnstance Of wasted ener-
gies will he found In the poor lands
our farmers till. 1t is really pitiable,
II not provoking, TO see farmer
whose T. ecessities are so great that
he cannot afford to strike one lick
without reward, spending days and
weeks aud months working lands
that will scarcely sprout the seed he
puts into them. May this not be
one Of the main causes for much of
our poverty Of purse-the poverty Of
land and the consequent waste of
effort in fruitless toll
A still more striking instance can
be found, however, in tae cultivation
of crops with an absolute certainty
that they will not he remuH. rrtive.
l. would seem 81 l:0possihlp tniog
to h"lieye that an intelligent man
would prepare i'll. land diligently
and faithfully expend his money for
fertilizers and hire expensive labor
to cultivate a crop that he has every
possible reason, inside Of an actual
demonstration, to believe will bring
him in deht; such conduct is just as
certainly finarcial SUICIDE as drawing
razor across the neck will produce
ph7 sicai death.
WEI a sensible man plant an
orange tree In North Georgia in the
open sir with all the contingencies
Of climate against the maturity OF
the fruit, just trusting that 8 sut-
fcient number of successivs winters
will prove mild and pleasant and
secure for him a paying crop OF
fruit ? cannot believe such co.,
duet could he called wise, with such
conditions 50 strongly against sue
cess.
IS this not almost 6 perfect par
alIel to the conduct of Georgia
farmers who prepare their lands.
purchase fertilizers and hire labor to
grow cot ton that is to be sold for
SIX cents, when it will cost them
from eight and half to nine cents
to put it upon the market on the
bare hope that the price will be
better when year after year it gets
worse
A fair sample Of middling cotton
sold in this market few days since
for five aud q half cents. This
stands out as sign post to the
farmers. Any man who looks at it,
md then deliberately prepares his
fields for auotber crop q heavy ex-
pense is flying ia the f9ce OF Tat
and daring the facts that make his
IL rplO
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
The Drunkard's Bargain.

"Theres my mouey, give me a
drink There's the clothing and
food and FIRE of my wife and children
give me q drink ! There's the
education of the family and the
peace of the house-glve me drink !!
There's the rent | have robbed from
my landlord, fees have robbed from
nv schoolmaster, and innumerable
articles have robbed from my shop.
keeper-- give nee a drink ! Pour
me out drink, and yet more; [ will
paw for 1T ! There's my health of
body and peace of mind; there's my
character as a man aud character as
q Christians; | give u ali; give me a
drink More st | nave u give !!
give up all hope Of uy hea' enly in
hrcllance give up u, Saviour !
| give up nv God | give up all
that is great and coed and glorious
In the universe | resign all forever,
that | may be drunk !"-Exchange,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
The Democrat Free-
To every person who

To every person who
sends US a club of five sub
scribers we will give THE
DEMOCRAT Free. Cash
must accompany the list
Of names. If the subscrp
tions are to run a Year the
free copy will be sent a
Year, or for anytime the
subscriptions run.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
Hope on.

With the golden oil of faith,
The light of hope keep bright,
IT'LL it shall be, when all is safe,
Eclipsed by heavens light.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
asatlier Ese Without Bread. XI

A@s&t4EVE NJ W kIaEVHkI hsEtssW. NI
bIsHoPs RESIDENCE, Marquette, Mich.
Nov. Z, 1859.
The Rev. j. KossbieI, of above place, writes:
l have suffered a great deal, and whenever 1 feel
no" nervous attack coming on take dose
Of Pastor hoenigs Nerve Tonic and feel re
Le'et. I think u great deal Of it, and would
rather be without bread than without the Tonic
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
~ ELI s Satisfied

WALTERS, Tex, Oct IL 1880.
About = years ago my had The first ut
tack OF eIiIepJic dizziness and sudden illness.
f-|e different doctors did him no good o. The
contrary, his case grew worse, and the attacks
became moro frequent and severe until be even
mad 10 attacks daily. After taking bottles
O. lastor hoenigs Nerve Tonic the attacks
el.IreIy ceased. HENRY +, MUELLER
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19

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PILDORlS RECQNSIlIUYENIES
DEL DOCTOR d. NICOLAS REVER0N.
PrNIegio exclusive expedido on Madrid ell do Mayo d.
q .18c T. por eI Excn1o 5r Mnistro de Fomento.
PREPARADAS EN- LA FARMAOIA DE VALE Y OANOIO,
Uos depotao de la verdadera 1dmus Ponce Pueto-Rico

vente amos de expeenca demosado las propedades toni
ncas reconsuyentes poa rapdamene
dependen del de
amentac6n POGO nutivs habar ugaes hdmedos NAL
ventiladQs por erfermedades snteriores.
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cansanco odea umbdos de odos padz dc
resttuyen meeorsmos flores banca
peddss de angre a de la abnndanoas
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cada legn pocedenca este de fabca
SUPERIOR seo que DOCTOR n REVERON M6di
Ousao Ponce Puerto Rco inferior rma 81 ado de
Ia caa-Ponce 80 de $780,
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LIBROS.
En- Ia Imprenta del BoLETIN ae
han recibido los siguientes:

| GA "a AM pi Cnta uSi oOAh4 ~ ~ ne
han recibido los siguientes:
C0digo Penal reform do en- 1870
con las variaciones introducidss en-
ell mismo por la ley de II de Julio
de 1876, concordado y ccmentado
para sn mejor inteligencia y tacIl
aplicacion, con una multitud de
ejemplos y cuestiones practicas ex-
tractadas de la jurisprudencia esta-
olecida por ell Tribunal Supreme
En- mas de cinco mil sentenclas de-
tadas en- msteria de casaeion crl-
minal desde 1870 & 1887, y de la
jurisprudencia ftancesa Ell los Ca
sos no resueltos adn por la nuestra,
que dimanan de articulos del 90
dig % frances, Que guardian compl ia
identidad y analogia con los del
C6dIgo espahol, segnido de un ex
tense y minucioso repertoire t.
betico de las mismas y de un al en-
dice con las leyes pepales especis s.
les de contrabando y defraudacion,
terrocarfiles, montes, ley slectota.
les y municipal, caaa y pescs, ley
sobre protection I. los nihos dc 26
dc Jalio de 1878, y soore usuTpa
cion y fslsi1eaclon de patentes dc
81 del propio mes J aho, anota dss
y comentadas con Id jarisptuden.
cia del Tribunal Supre mo.
Oora uu isima los kenores Ma.
gistIadoa Juradoe, Jaeces, Fssca-
les. indisiduos del Cuerpo Juridlco
Mllitar j demAs tuuclonarios Ell.
eargadog dc a splioAolon de Ia ley
y mny paJtieulai mcnte ! os seil, -
res Letrados, deivnhofeS o acusa-
dores en Cat 81 Criminal, "a tydAs
sqnellss .personas que, deseosas
dc oonocet ,l C6digo J ID Juris. 10.
denciA, 10 han podi4o haerr de
cllos ua estudlo espeelAl, pr ii
Exemo Sr ID. Salvador Fiada VI
llascca, hAglstIAdo del Tab Tel
supreme J DlputA d. a OofteA -~ l ].
Tuna cd!elon, .uAgEo tymoa.
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TENEDURIA DE LIBROS, p'

TENEDURIA DE LIBROS, po
Oastafos.
LEY DE ExPROPIAOION
| FORZOSA.
CODIGO DE COMERCIO, "Gl
ROM.
NUEvO OODIGO DE JUsTI
OLA MILITAR, anotado por g
Doctor B. Sanchez de Ocans, re-
dactor de Ia "Revista de los Tri'
ounales
OODIGO DE OCMEROIO, edi
cion de bolsillo.
CODIGO PENAL DE CUBA 7
Pc HRTO-RICO.
CODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
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