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HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
Graduation Exercises OF the Senior Cls
Meeting OF the Trustees.

Graduation Exercises Of the Senior Class
Meeting OF the Trustees.
Howard University senior normal class grad.
uated last night, recsiving their diplomas from
President Rankin -
The members of the graduating class we're:
Edgar R. Beckley, IT,, Washington, DC.
Emily J. Bell, Lewisburg, Pa. II. Oliver Cool
and Robert II. Johnson, Washington, d. c..
Mamma R. Lee, New bedford, Mass; Lulu E.
Love, Asheville, NC; William J. Moore, West
Chester, Pa; Eta v. Pankey, Lynchburg, Va.
Carrie F. Smith, New York city, and F. Blanche
Williams, Marquette, Michigan. Rev. J. W. E.
Bowen made the address to the graduating
class. Members Of the class made addresses az
follows: 'Music," by Miss F. Blanche Williams
"Woman's Relation to the Problem" by Miss
Eta v. Pankey; Ethics Of Base Ball, by II.
Oliver Cook" and ''The New Profession" by
Miss Lulu E. Love.
The winners of the prize for an essay on
music were F. Blanche Williams, Eta V. Pankey,
H. Oliver Cook and Mamma r. Lee. Two prizes
for progress were awarded to Alice v. Hubbard
and Mary Wood.
MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES.
The board Of trustees at their annual meeting
elected B. H. Warner and ]. H. Meriwether to
membership and decided to complete the cree
ton Of the Evarts lecture hall.
Several changes were made in the faculty.
Charles G. Cook Of Cornell University was
elected to the professorship Of rhetoric and
English history, to succeed Prof. Tunnel, who
hns resigned. Prof. Kelly Miller was made
permanent professor of mathematics. Mr..
Lightfoot was transferred to the preparatory
department.. Miss Hannah Whitcomb Of Wor-
cester. Mass, was chosen matron in place of
Mrs. Kendall who has resigned. Miss Fannie
NJ. Whitcomb of Santee. Neb., was appointed
teacher in the normal department.. Miss Nettie
Howe was appointed teacher of mechanical
drawing. in place of Miss McCormick; resigned.
Profs. Cummings. Cook and Whitcomb were
appointed q committee to have charge of the
boarding house, Miner Hall.
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Of the genuine medicines, limitations, and
substitutes.
=. To prevent all this, and to protect the pub
lie from fraud and imposition, the genuine
guaranteed medicines Of Dr. r. Y. Pierce
are now sold only through druggists, regu-
larly authorized as agents, and at the follow.
ing long established prices:
Golden Medical Discovery for Liver, Blood
and Lung Diseases, sl.O0 Favorite Pre-
scription (for woman's weaknesses and all
mentsl, e1.00. Pleasant Pellets flor the liv-
err, % cents. Comp. Ext. Smart-Weed, so
cents. DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. so cents
DR.. Pierce's remedies are the cheapest
you can buy, for you pay only for the good
you get. They're guaranteed to give salts
faction, or You have your money back.
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The McDouald-Ellis Scboo,

At the Church of Our Father last night the
closing exercises of the Mcdonald Ellis School
were held, consisting of music and Delsarte
evolutions, the latter under the direction of
Mrs. Coleman Bishop, the instructor. At the
close of the exercises Rev. Dr. Aspinwall of
Calvary Chapel presented diplomas to the
two graduates, Miss Sarah Munson of Zanes-
vile, Ohio and Miss Adele Wittkowsky of Char
lotte, n. G.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, and
actsgentlyyet promptly on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the
system efectually, dispels colds
headaches and fevers, and cureshab-
itual constipation. Syrup of Figs is
the only remedy of its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
in its action and truly beneficial in
Its effects, prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stances,its many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
II the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC. and
81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly 1or any one who wishes to
Git Do not accept any substitute
CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP ca
SAg FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. M EEw roRx EE
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Our DooRs.

What think you of Corset substitute so comforts
DIE TINT any dress fits gracefully it-that the
bedGtIul outlines Of the hs-ure lost-that
gives ease aud graceful motion to the bOdy-that one
can si in. walk in entertain in horseback ride ins
rs the ElaipOise Waist-nade by George Frost Com
pany Of Boston.
Sold exclusively in Washington by
Mss ANNIE K HUMPHREY,
lll4 l4th ST. NV,
And
MISS N. C. wHELAN.
1OO3 f st.
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The Maryland Agricultural College.

The committee on education of the Maryland
Agricultural College met yesterday. They were
in session several hours and reviewed the past
work and discussed the future prospects of the
college. At the annual meeting of the board of
trustees of the college on June 10 the COM
mittee will present its report, with recon-
mendations regarding the election of instructors
for the ensuing year, which will be held on that
day
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Capitol Council, No. $40, Royal Arcanum, has
organized an Emergency Relief Association,
the plan being that the family Of any member
OF this council who enrolls his name to this as
soclataon IL entitled to receive immediately at
his death ~ from every member Of the organi-
zation, Which ut present numbers lbs members
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PROFESSIONAL

DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
adyNti.ine clairvoyant. sstroloeer and medium IN
this city. Has wonderful prophetic sin Of second
s sghs Revs.l, hidden my.ss,es rssSysgs lost or
family TROUBLES ss innuences strsnsers from other
cities and al in trouble Win time and money By
Others have failed Convince most sisptiesi ana "a.
ysItisss only what he can DO AZ bassness eonndsn-
X and s,s s E. s1 sSasks... 5 ssiss:'
NINE. RAPHAEL. TRE CELEBRATED CLAIR
QU voysnt end assrologist, the seventh daughter
born with caul, has wonderful healing power. Gives
Rome i ssd oiS s, n Don't fail 70 see sS ls
NJ medium; NE gwen from cradle to grave. 90
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
IU life All business confidential Ladies and GENTLE
mes, 5oc: se S Hour ? sm. 70 pm. 36La
AIRS. Z. v. SMELL, CLAIRvOYANT AND rEsT
IA medium, magnetic and massage trestments e1ven
Can o c0nsuised @ her psriors. No. eo4 New lork
N reader q the sse. informsfios sivep viii DIE
aSsl n,,.en 81 Iv.. bst 6sh ana III. p and Sta
P9SF; J. z; HuDDARp, AsTRoLoGER, (wTrH
Leg Sylvester Of Baltimore. oldest sstrolorsr IN
ssnS.y q IL "a =. 'an from e :hs;'
pc. :ss.oos.ss & isas ia < A. AS M k .,.
Se sa so: ::::9S:s ssp e nd ''s'
MsR sts % h iylXRf 81 tkkHIctE zSp caIsos
Dist GOODS soafh q Nov yogk 800
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~ fou WANT RBIrABLI DIE that win color al
even brown or black. and win please and satisfy
you every ume, use BuckinghamY Dye for the
Whtskens.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
, XoEDDEufscHER iI6rp S. 8. CO.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- kOkDDECTscHER LLOYD 8. 8. CO
Fast Express STEAMERS
To ssuthamyson dondon. Heyrsl, srsn,en-
Trave. Tues. Nay "a, am Ems. Sat. Nay -,
am. Hsvel. IaeA. May 81, s-In-; sAals. sat.
June = 4 2 M; lain. Tues. june 2. 5 IA Eibs.
bat. June IL, IAN.
Comfortable stsse roops. excellent tsbe. iaxu.ces
saloon apIointments. Pr1ce<. First calm. eiOo 70
el5o berth. according location second rsian go
aud $40 krs sieeraes ~ low rstesL Apply % y "
MAr19ny s, s. LIZ. g. :sa i sAs s.ls.
aayal "a .. n. from pser n r. r.. NJ. larS.
For bsr uart.x direct. comnsncins saturday. JuneA
Special liabilities fH transportation q horses. For
rates Of passage and freight apply 20
~ a "a co esnsr., Ac2ta
NUxARD LfNE--PLANs. sAILINos. vAcAH.
Oc1sa psrs1s epesfsd Hru calm, e6p. 90. elDo
Is S So -. s 81 i SSD5iss % =:
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Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Election.
The stockholders of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad Company met yesterday in Balti-
more and elected directors as follows: Frank
Thomson, B. F. Newcomer, W. T. Walters, r.
d. Barclay, Samuel Cox, IT., Francis T. Smith.
John Cassels. The board met after the ad-
journment Of the Stockholders meeting and
elected the following officers: Oden Bowie.
president; Frank Thomson, first vice president:
William J. Swell, second vice president; John
5. Leib, treasurer; James p. Kerr, secretary
The statement Of the earnings and expenses OF
the Rad for the year ended December 81, 1891.
was submitted, ss follows: Gross earnings for
1891, G,sl0.06l.72; increase, sl0l ,69327, or
crease, eiO5, ss4. 0s, or $50 Der cent. Ne,
eaa,rnings etos, s57.s!!; decrease, s4,ls0.si, or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02
DE-. CARLETON.
5e7 10Th ct. NV.
Washington, d. @.
Graduated London, England 1866,
And New York 1879
nR. CARLETON,


ana new YORK lcf9
,rro, u.rS
az hoo HAVE AN AiLMENr.
ACUTE chronic. or hereditary, you can be rapidly
stored TO health and strength by the scientific appli-
cation Of electricity and the therapeutic
successfully practiced by DR.. Carleton.
IF YoU HAVE
Failing memory, neuralsc. wandering pains all-rune
faal;ns, ,rora e., a. ar ,oo-,,,,,,. 49,. - - =.
emmy more .lrea VI 'ne morning than on gong 70
Iysr,;,,o, All s.n;a ,a. 1870 ~ ny sle,,s
~ ,,';.,; 49,, e'u ,ses, uiApie 70 ,onrtn'fAle
the mind upon any subject, pain in the back. weak
unnea.niy -iooAing sAn' remors' paipita'on OF the
heart feel generally used up and that life Is losing
its charms for YOU il IL pretty certain that you
affaicted Nth
NrRyors prprrrrv
NIn'oeS DIoiLiiA.
.,s ,,o .,,s -. 1890. .~-.,. ~, <,-,. l..
Hno you snos " once consos Ut carleton VINO Is
positively the only advertising surgeon in the United
states Who treats these troubles on recosnzed scientific
and curative principles and has made the successful
treatment of these troubles life study Expert Uni
nary an alysis chemical ana microscorsI Neu-.stha
MIA (nerys exbsrston) diseases of the bladder kid
new. akin blood or nervou. systar, or .py acn.s or
49,. -. s.o.e - - - - - 49,. -.
CHROME osease wthin the range OF my specially, can
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Must be drotd-
ed, or you buy at
your own risk
anything purport-
ing to be Doctor
Pierce's medi-
cines, sold by I'M
authorized deal
ers at less than
the regular prices.
You risk the get
finn IF old hnkflou
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ClHEsAPLAKE AND OHIO RAILWAl.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is, 1901.
Trains leave daily from union station (B and r 4.
9th and Bsts.
Through the grandest scenery in America with the
handsonest and most complete Solid Train Service
West from Washington.
90 p.m.-''Cincinnau Past Line Solid Train
Washington TO Cincinnati without change. arriving al
CINCINNATI 81 y. 10 AN. connecting in the Union
depot for Indianapolis. 81. louis. a..
II. 10 D. m. the famous II. y. Y. Nestibua Linn
ted"-a solid vstibule train with dining car for Gin
cinnati Ohio Lexington and Louisville Ky, arriv-
Ing NJ Cincinnati al o. p T. m. Il Nngton q 20 D. m,
LOUISVILLE o. % PIN. connecting m Union depots foe
all points.
200 r. m, Express for Ciordonsviile Charlottas-
vile, Richmond, Waynesboro'. stanton and prin-
cipal Virginia points.
10. 50 a. m. via r r and p Railway ana Richmond "a
Old Point Comfort and NnrfolE-ONLY RAIL LINE
Pullman locations and Tickets at Company Oifces
51:s and 1921 Penna. ave.
nolo H " FULLER. GenT Passenger Agent
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EREE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEETH FILLED
and arfhctel teeth inherited without charge except
cost Of material at 1925 st. dental department
except SUNDAY extraction free; infrmary open from
DENTAL INFTRMARY-NATIONAL UNIvER-
year Extractins. &c.. Tree. Fittings md plates q
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TODAY. WITH IMPOSING CERE-
MONIES. WILL BE UNVEILED AT GET
TYsBURG THE HIGH-wATER-AIARK
MONUMENT. so CALLED BECAUSE 1T
MARKS sTPOINTREACHED
BY THE CoNFEDERATES DURING
THAT MEMORABLE BATTLE. THERE
LONGsTREET WAS REPULsED BY
TROOPS FROM THE STATES WHICH
HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE MONU-
MENT. THE PRESIDENT md HIS
CABINET WILL ATTEND THE UN-
YELLING.
L HE WEATHER OF THE PAST FEW
DAYS HAS STARTED THE RUN ON
OUR WEIGHT GARMENTS;
OUR BLUE. BLACK AND GRAY sERGES
AND UNLINED CAssIMEREs AND
TWEED SUITS ARE VERY STYLISH
GARMENTS, AND AS COOL AS THEY
ARE STYLISH. AND THEY WILL KEEP
THEIR SHAPE. TOO. As OUR ARTISTS
HAVE A KNACK or PUTTING THEM
TOGETHER WHICH PREVENTS THEIR
BAGGrNG AND GETTING OUT OF
LINED GARMENTS. SUPPOSE YoU
STEP IN AND TAKE A LOOK AT THEM.
TRY THEM ON AND SEE HOW MUCH
GOODNESS THERE Is AT A SMALL
PRICE.
RoBrxsos. PAnxkn & Co..
AxERrcAx CIorH1rna.
200. 1902 & 1904 F ST. nv
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SEA.SIDE-NEW ENGLAND
JAMESTOWN. R. I.

Pleasantly located on Nsrraeansett bay Attractions
of the place-Excellent boating saltwater bathing
fine drives tennis hops at the various hotels sail OF
20 minutes to Newport hours drive Narraganset
Pier. ''Thorndike' has large airy rooms, piazza.
and porches to 3hoors. Special rates for June and
September.
MOSS, C. thin C. T. WFFnEN prorrietor
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T'HE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS.
12E Penn. ave. NV.
Our Specialties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH

CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH wITH.
OUT PLATES
Teeth that have decayed and broken away NAV be
operated upon by this SYSTEM crowns ensrated upon
and servceable IN every way as natural To be
success an ARTIFICIAL crown must be that
IL shall permanently decay at the broken end OF
the root and strong enough splitting OF the
root or breaking loose from its attachments We claim
thatour crowns have all these equirenents and when
combined with bridge work, which consists In supply
BEAUTIFUL and durable appliance ever devised
plate to cover the roof Of the mouth The sdvsnce-
ment in has been great in the last few years
We have ke pace with these inprov ements and the
patients Of the Evans Yarlors assured Of receiving
the beneft of these praciced applied in the most
OF work VII be found = reasonable il Consistent
all operations pertaining our profession Fine gold
hings, artincial teeth gold. platina, rubber and
mh5-4m
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"HOTEL DENNIS" ATLANTIC CITY. M
IL Open all the year large gallery; hot and
cold sea water baths. Directly on the beach.
fe2-6m JOSEPH Fl. BORTON. Proprietor
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DAY VOYAGE, yAMRsTOwN, Ri
~ New house, 30 elegant rooms. Plans and deocxip
. h.a bR5w SD5s Rs
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N, u.

HOTEL ALLEN. COR. PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
- ayes, Atlantic City One square from beach and
p. and Z. r. r. depot. Terms moderate.
apJO-om W. s. ALLEN. Proprator
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HOTEL IMPERIAL ATLANTIC CITY. J.
II Maryland ave, facing the ocean. Capacity. 200.
Electric bells. large solariun. CRATE fires Every home
comfort. s2to s3 per day. $40 to SIS per week
mn3-3m w kENDRJCK
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M AKKAGANSETT PIER, r. !.
~ THE ATWOOD.
First class; all modern conveniences; best services
fronts the ocean near bathing beach and Casinos OC
guests Special rates for families Also cottage seven
rooiAs. all modern conveniences.
my2S1m JAS A. TUCKER Prom
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-09
Mrs. Million. Ride.

When Mrs. Million goes to ride she
travels forth IN state,
Her horses, full OF fire and pride go
prancing from tue gate;
But all the beauties OF the day she
views with lanquid eye,
Her f.sh in weakness wastes away,
her vo ice is bat q sigh.
For Mrs Million il in an advanced
stage of catarrh, and all the lu1uries
that wealth can buy fail to give her
comfort. She envies her rosy waits
ing maid, and wouid give oil her
riches for flat }oung woman's pure
breath and hloumiDE he >lth. Now,
If some true and dlslntcrestet friend
would advise Mrs. Million OF the
wonderful merits of DR.. Sage 8
Cstarrh Remedy, 81 would learn
shat here are is not pa7J help. 5000 re-
ward Is offered by tie manufacturers
for a case Of catarrh in the head
which they cannot cure.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-09
Influence

How great our sI.,ut influence
We daily meet oar fe.law hcsuc-.
and they arc heiog arcc,.| far good
.or evil by What We -av. hv what ~
d., aud hy what We arc. 4 bunch
of fragrant flowers N The parlor will
soon saturate the atmosphere of the
entire room. And ~e can no more
prevent our influence going out thaa
The flower can prevent its fragrance.
loa made striking remark thls
morning in the presence OF ltttlc boys
md that will be fresh In their minds
for liIty years The TACT OF vour
vending your way every Lnr1s lay
to the house Of prayer. though YOU
speak not 10 any one hy tae way,
SIll soon make an impression upon
he mind OF every rational person
who observes YOU. II your pel.h-
bors regard you as good man-~and
WY v 'i' - lpu a's k'bh N'A y #tf
soon have "A secret magic power over
them. And il does not require. IN
ori'r 10 be influential. that We have
great talents, great wealth and great
o storcal power. Moses was the
neekcst nan OF his generation; John
the Baptist was raised 10 obsrurlty
Peal was often in abicct want OF the
com tnonest blessings OF every day
lif'; and these men exerted tho
greatest influence OF any men in
their day. And An important item
is, lbat our influence does not die
with us, hnt 1t goes on, for good or
evil, according az We have lived,
af.ct se shall have passed away.
Poul and Pain are dead, but thoy
are exerting wider influences now
than when they lived. Aod csn We
afford, In oar short probationary
state, TO sow a crop of tares. which
viii thrive and bloom, and bring
torth 4 crop after we are goue?-Ex.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-09
Some Statistics TO Remember

Exchange,
BY the last censua the total hank.
ing capital in the United States VA.
S7l7,GOO,OO0. The wo.kiugmen of
tais country guIp down the value OF
all the banks IN this country IN nine
months.
The value Of the mines wa. 81
100, 900, 900 In IA months that en-
tire value disappeared down the
throats Of the country who carnrd
their money by their muscle 10 the
form of drink.
The mills and factories nf The
country cost $4OO.O00,OOo, and IN
four months all the laborer- ~hu
drank swallowed nll the mills and
factories.
The railroads in 1880 were cap.
itahzed at S5,5O0,00O, 900 bul
even this enormous sun IL swallowed
down in three mon,hs lees than six
Years.
Five months Of liquor drinking by
the istoring men OF this country
serves 10 swallow up all the capital
| Invested in telegraph stock in TIA
| country. And this business unlike
| he telegraph, IL under government
control.
That is where the waste comes in.
That would have wrecked tie Roman
| Empire in its palniest days. We
| were told that our circulating ne
| 1 d.ufn 1t the close Of the war was
900 00O, 900. Il takes just one
gear and half for our peop,e u
swallow that amount at the present
rate. Il goes down the tlrohts Of on
lpeople in The form Il liquor 10 9
yesr Ard half.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-09

|. will cost you nothing and viii
surely 10 sou good, if you have 8
Cough, Cola, or any trouola with
Throat, Chest or LuDgs. d. King =
New Discovery for Consumption.
Cougns and Colds is guaranteed 10
give relief, or moDey will be paid
oack. Sufferers from La Grippe
found it ju=1 the thing and 4oder IT.
use 30 esdy eod rerfcs' fscov-
cry. Try ample tottle at on ex
pens- nd leara .or couteeif '",'
how good thing it L.. TrI4I pot
ties free at +. T. Whitehead < Coz
Drug Store. Large size 5Oc, anc
s1.O0,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-09

come to you with a small affair
that You may need. 10 England, the
Continent and many foreign coun-
tres, myself and wares are well
known. Many American families on
their return from abroad bring nv
articles with them, fol they know
them pretty velf, bat you may not
be one Of these.
Confidence between man and man
is slow Of growth, and when found
its rarity makes it valuable. | ask
your confidence to this Journal 10
endorse that confidence. | do not
think it will he mispIac Il.
make :he best form ofa cure-an
absolute One-for billousness and
headache that can be found in this
gear. The cure ie so small lu itself
and yet its comfort to you is so great
20 minutes being Its limit when
relief cOmes-that it has become the
marvel OF time. One and half
grains of medicine, coated with
sugar, is my remedy, in the shape of
one small pill, known to commerce as
DIR. HAYDOCK' NEW LIVER PILL.
1t is old In the markets of Europe,
but is new to North America The
price is as low as an honest medicine
can be sold at, 25 cents. Send a
postal card for sample vial, to try
them, before you purchase.
Each vial contains Twenty Pills.
Price Twenty-Five Cents. For sale
by all druggists.
Send postal card for copy of
pamphlet-"The Liver and It's mys,
terry" 1t furnishes valuable infor-
nation to ali.
HAYDOCK & CO.,
63 Fulton St,
Z 1vr. New York
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-09
SCOTLAND NECK. \. c., THU
S, L, DIXON.

Carolina, Carolina, the land Of the free,
What treasures of wealth and beauty il
thee.
From your surCbeaten beach to th'
mountains in blue,
No land has more grandeur and glory
than you.
The words of your freedom are first tha
were taught;
The Congress Of States your Language
dId quote;
Defiant to kings your flag you unfurled
Your freedom of speech estounded the
world.
Within yonr grand limits are all products
OF soil,
Enrichlng the stores Of those who do toll
While your mines in their wealth the
tale is not told
But has paid her miners IN Jumps of fine
gold.
Your fruits and your flowers with Eden
compare;
Your fields are as fruitful as Canaan's
lands were;
Your people the freest from faction and
strife,
Your daughters, the purest to make a
good wife.
Your churches and colleges here high dc
rise,
With spires and towers that point to the
skies;
Asylums are built for deaf dumb and
blind,
And those that have lost the helm o.
the mind
Your telegraph wires and lines ofrallway
In praise of your progress have much for
to say;
Like lightning and thunder they go side
by side,
Aud progress is taking an excursion ride.
Carolina, Carolina, the land of the brave
What tyrant dare come your land to en-,
slave?
Old Tryon once tried Der, but lost in the
game,
For Lincoln took from him that county's
first name.
The Regulators and Phiier Hill boys
Did burn some gun powder th at made 8
great noise;
Old Tryon's mean heart did sink in de-
SPAR,
He knew the young hons would breab
his lair.
Great Britain's CORVALLIS did once stoI
to rest
But the hornets did sting him and HI
soon quit the nest;
lie was worn opt at Gullftrd, gave up a
Yorktown,
For Green and Dan Morgan did vel
crush his crown.
Carolina, Carolina, the noblest of States
Your Vance and your Ransom are mobiles
Of mates.
On the ship of their State with Others
they'll stand,
To moor her quite safe from the rock ant
the sand.
With the sun SHINING brightly and happy
your crew,
And the dark. sullen clouds receding il
view,
The flag of your freedom more proudly
can wave,
O'er the land of the free and the home o
the brave.
0, who would not love the land Of hi
birth!
TIE home of his childhood is the desre~
% earth;
The grave Of hi, father and mother 81
there
AID ever, thing else that can make cart!
dear.