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Invites attention Of the people of Stafford and vicinity to samples Of his work to be seen in the homes of many of the best people of Stafford, and on exhibition at E. L. Burr's store.. The follow ing fist is given Of patrons who have placed or ders within the last six months, to any one of whom reference is made as to satisfaction given in quality of work or prices. Hon. E. O. Pfnney, 9 Mrs. Mary Moore. 9 E. H. Pinney. Miss Christie Olsen. Mrs. Charles Holt, 3 Mrs. Clara Beard, Hon. W. M. COrbtn, <. W. Page.
 Christopher Allen, K. l.. Burr
 W. H. Champlin, 4 Mabel Keep.
 John B. Hatch, charles Watrous Mrs. Julius Converse, 9 James FittOn. Miss |. L. Mclaughlin. Mabel Pierre. Miner Fairman, 4 Robert Tyler. Della Buckland, 9 Wm. Milan.
 Mrs. Jane Hatch, 2 Mrs. w. M. Crawford, Jarius Hatch, 9 Mrs. I. M. Cady. Marc B. Hatch, B. Davis.
 O: W. Sanford. Mrs. Orrin Ward. Miss LOttie Weston. Mrs. Asa Harris. Mrs Laurens Crawford. EbeneZer COlburn. Thomas Johnson. Mrs. Le MOnd Fred Smith. Mrs. Timothy Foskit, G. H. Bradway, Mrs. Libbie Bowker. Mrs Ferry, Mrs. Eliza Heck. w. F. AmadOn. Jarvis Hatch, < Mrs Ed. GoodeIl. Mrs. s. H. Flagg. Wm. Whitaker. John Mccarthy. Mrs. H. Kenney, 2 Miss L. s. Cady.
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DENTISTRY.
 have decided to give those desiring my ser vices the benefit of the following
 REDUCED PRICE S: Teeth Extracted, 9 cents. Gutta Percha Filling, 75 cents. Gold Filling, $1 upwards. Full Set of Teeth, $7, $S, $9 and $1O Teeth Cleaned, 75 cents. Cement Filling, 75 cents. Silver Filling. 75 cents. Partial Set of Teeth, B upwards. Plates Repaired, $1 to S2. The above prices are for f1rst-class work, and must be strictly cash; that is, each operation must be paid for at the time it is done. A de- pOS1t of One-half down must be paid on all plate work when the impression is taken.
 A. o. COMINS, ID. ID. s.,
 Office Hours, s a. m. to z pm.
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BgoKLEN's ARNICA SALvE-The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c per box. Sold by E. K. Taft.
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A bit from the History of Union: Puh

A bit from the History of Union: Pub lie spirit has always marked the people of Union. In 1716, during the Revolu- tion, one- half the legal voters were off at the war. In 1774 Colonel Abijah Will lard of Lancaster, Mass, who owned 2, ,OOO acres of wild land in Stafford went through Union to his property. He had taken 0 royal commission. The Union people caught him, tried him, sentenced him to Newgate and started with him, but he re- canted and was released. He, however, remained q Tory. His son was pensioned by tho British government after the war, in recognition of his fathers trials, and, curlously enough, his daughter, widow of U. s. Senator Goo.lhue from Massachu- setts, who was in his youth Revolution tionery soldier, was pensioned by the United States, and for years brother and sister lived together, each drawing pen eson, oie from England, one iron our government, national returns for hostile services.
The Press., 1893-09-07

THE FULL AND CORRECT TEXT OF THE NEW LAW-DETAILS OF INFORMATION- SOME DIFFICULTIES.
The Press., 1893-09-07

LESSONS on Organ, Piano or Violin 1l given by Walter R. Carpenter. Rooms fitted for that purpose in Mrs. Spellman's building on Main-St. Terms reasonable.
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MIMI. WOBBECKE, Merchant
 " Tailor, Room 1, Warren's Block, Stafford Springs Conn.,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-05-27
LAS VEGAS NUEVO MEXICO. sABADO q DEMAYO DE 1898

y desde haeo algo mas de dos ailos
quo Sc ievant5 el rartido del Pueblo
endosando la platafornm dein6cfats,
ha yeuldo dando una mayoria consl-
derable de votos al polegado de este
altimo rartido. Por 10 que respeeta 4
Bernaliilo, sabido es que todavfa Ell
Ia Ultima eampana electoral los Re
pubIicanos tenlan puestas sns espe-
ranzas en- este eondado, Y sabido es
tambien que 81 su delegado tuvo ma
yoria en- q nismo, esta tue en- eStre-
mo baaldi debldo al incansabe traua.
10 de los Demferalas.
Ahora bien, los Sres. Baea y Marti-
nez son reeonocidos en- San Miguel v
BernalilIo respeetivamente como los
jeies mas activos del parildo triunfan-
te; de. mancfa que, Ia postre, nj 4
ellos hi al paehlo que capiianeahan SIC
les ha recompensado oeupando un
nativo EN- un empleo federal de lm-
portancia.
lis de lamentar esta conducta del
Presidente de qulen tanto esperaba 81
pueblo native, pero como los hechos
Consumadus no tienen remedio, eche-
mos por ahora pelillus 4 ia mar, con-
tlando en que este serA ell ultlmo des-
aire que reciban los neo mexicanos del
principal morador de Ia Casa Biauca,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-05-27
El Desarme General.

Scgun datos de origen fidedigno
ell Papa esta preparapdo una enci.
clica que dirigira d los gobiernos
Europeos llamando su steneion
hacia al inevitable crisis que
debe provocar elaumento incesan-
te de los gastos militares. Su
Santidad insistird Ell la necesidad
de hacer prevalecer EN- Ia politica
general las ideas de paz y de tran
quilidad, que caImaran Ia exitaclon
de las cIases ObTeras consecutive
d Ia miseria en- que Sc encueniran.
El Santo Padre pedlra pues, el
desarme general por medic de una
enclclica, que puedc haher sido
resnltado de un acuerdo celebrado
con el emperador de Alemania eu
su Ultima entrevista.
Dicese que los gobienos dc
Italia, Espaha, Austria, Belgica J
Russia han reclbido ya comuuica
clones respecto a los terminus Il,
este convehio, Y los hnn aceepta
do, si bien Russia con ciertas reser
vas, adn cuando sc espera sc so
meta al acuerdo general, en- Guy,
caso, sc encargaria de Ia misioI
de lndneir q Francia q que 81
unlera a las demas naeiones.-E
Monitor MexicanO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-05-27
Noticias Mas Recientes Sobre cl
DOble Asesinato.

AL tempo de ir d la prclsa cir.
cnnstancias Sc han veuido dcsa-
rrollando de yarios origenes que
criminan muy deeidiiamente d Ce.
clio Lacero, primo hermao del
finado Benigno Martinez, como el
lnico o nno de los principales au.
torres en- los recieutes asesinatos.
Lucero viye cerca del lugar
donde so cOmetio el crimen, junto
con su ncjer, en Ia misma casa &c
h madre y hermana de Benigno
Martinez. Patece que entire los
dos habiau mediado aleanas diff.
cultades, las caales por fin Sc cree
ahora que culminaron Ell el desen.
lace fatal lie las tnuertes ocufiitlas.
No Sc puede iuzgar hasta ahora
cuantos tomarian parte en- el he
cho, pero con Ia captura lie Lueero
Sc cree positlvamente que Sc des.
cubrira el fondo del cfimen brutal,
aclarandose como, de que manera
N cuando sucedi0. El alguacil
mayor con una coniitiya dc dipu.
tados ha partido para Causar el
arresto del sospechado en- donde,
quiera que Sc encuentre. Sc dice
ademas, que cuando los cadayeres
fneroa traidas Ii ciaaad q MiGf,
coles, Ceciio Lucero estuyo csc
dia en- Ia plaza, pero 4 esa hora
nada habia tauscnrrido de 10 que
ahora Sc ha desoubierto, 10 cua lC
couecta directamente de una ma
nera muy fuerte y clara con LOS
erimenes. BESIDE el Microbes o.
la nocbe cuando sc le comcpz0
sospechar desapareci6 y SO ere,
estnr escondido ca las cercahias
De un momento d otro se espeMi
nuevas revelaciones las cualel
cnando sean hechas seran princi
pio del flu de In era criminal d,
nuestro c0ndado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-05-27

tarde que temprano reclams a sus
victimas, y el NAL qnedaa extir.
pado, layadc con la sangre lie los
que 10 cometen.
Esperamos que nuestras autori.
dades no cesen nj vacilen por nm
solo dis en- sus esfueraos hasta no
descnbrir d los malhechores para
comenzar d ccrtar de raiz, de una
manera dura, los ahusos que hasta
ahora sc han venido cometiendo
en- nuestro medic.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-05-27

diferieneia de opinion, creyendose
que Martinez fue balcado q alguna
distancia, despues de 10 cual en-.
vuelto en- sus frazadas. las cuales
estaban cIajadas dc sangre, fue
remoyido al pozo endonde estaba
sn compahero. Esta teoria es
creible por varias ciFeulnstancias
que 10 demuestran.
Las partidas de ovejas fueron
halladas muy cerca, y segun pare.
ce no faltan animales, 10 que de,
muestra que 81 objet0 del doble
crimen no fue por robo, sino con
alguna otra iuteneion muynlterior,
la cual hasta ahora esta sellada en-
ell miSterio del silenci0 eterno de
Ia muerte y Oh el pecho negro de
los perpetradores. Sc aupone
que la cruel venganza fud princi-
palmente dirijida encontra dc Mar.
tine2, pero estando presente Ga
llegos, tuyieron que asesinarlo
tambien para 0cultar las huellas
del crimen.
I'll alguacil mayor Lopez, hizo
traer ell Microbes en- la tarde los
cuerpos d la ciudad con ell fin dc
tener una Investigation por el Co
ronario; fueron depositades los
cadaveres en- la casa del embalsa
madcr, endonde Ia noche de
Microbes y mafana del Jueves
fueron vistos por centenares de
ciudadanos, quienes a una voz ex.
presaban su horror y denunciaban
d los malyad0s aut0res de tan ne
gra y barbara atrocidld.
La investigation ha proseguidC
durante esta semana y tai veg Sc
guira en- la que entra. III alguaci
mayor telegra6o inmediatamentt
al gobernador en- Santa Fe, pidlen
dole que mandase io1 sabuesos de
10 penitenciaria para hacer esfuer
zos de Seguir la huella, 81 era po.
sible, a los asesinos. III goberna
dor al momento atendi6 a Ia sd
plics. I'm empleado de la peniten
ciaria lego aqni ell Juevcs al me
dio dia con los sabuesos, y el al
guacil fernando I'M poSsee dc ciu
dadanos y diputados Compuestos
de ambas plazas, salieron inmedia
tamente para la escena del crimeI
con ell fin, por medic de la ayud,
de los perros, de rastrear a loI
criminales. Toda 10 tarde hicierol
los mayores esfuerzOs, pero debidt
d 10 trillado del campo por partidal
de ovejas y gente que habia ocu
rrido ell dia antes a Ia novedad
como tambicn por el tempo gu,
hsbia. .transcurrido, fue impossible
que los perros pudiesen seguir |,
pista,
No obstante este. las autorida
des estAn con el ojo alberto
muy determinadas en- echarles /
red a los criminales, y no cesaral
en- sus esfuerzos diarios hasta u,
aprehenderlos. AL mismo item
po los ciudadanos estan dc
terminates tambien de hace
cuanto este a su alcance y pode
para que Sc vindique Ia justicis
hacienda que los barbarOs qu
cometcn tan atroces crimeues II
Sc queden impnnes y que sen
castigados como justamente me
recen.
Esa cIase de crImenes suelen &C
meterse una 8 mas veces con aps
rente impunidad, pero Ia justici
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
ENFORCE THE LAW.
W nson Advance.

Wilson Advance.
1t IS with regret, that we notice
the increased number of shoot np
scrapes in sll directions. You canAo,
pick up paper without having a
homicide stare you liz the face.
Now if the people left their pistols
at home. as the law says they should
the, could not possibly use them
when few heated words happened
to be spoken on the streets or else.
where. We thought the day for
Carrying q pistol m ones hip>pocket
had passed away but 1T seems that
notwithstanding the fact that our
laws make it an offence, punishable
by hne or imprisonment, vet
every other young man YOU
meet at night has one Of these IN.
stroments Of death concealed about
hls person. While people are max.
1rg so much fuss atou: new laws.
please let US have, ct least, few O,
those BOW on the statute books or
forced.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
NOTICE.

By virtue OF the power given me
BY certsin mortgage executed to
me BIZ ". P. white and ". II, White,
dated Jan. LIST, 1887, Of record in the
REGISTERS office OF Martin county,N.
c., 10 Book l. L. on page 400, L will
o.. the 18Th day February, 1898. sell
'or cast Ut pu"ljc auctlon 10 the
highest bidder, il the town Of Pal
myra, n. c, the following described
land in Martin county beginning ct
a ditch about of mile from Will
son Legqett's on the public road
leading from Palmyra to Hamilton,
near church or school house, run
ming along said ditch from said road
to a swamp to the mouth of Iron
soring branch, thence up said branch
to the public road near Iron spring ,
theDcs up said road towards Palmy-
ra to the edge Of the swamp, George
Hyman's corner, thence Up along the
edge Of the swamp to the Owen, or
Jno. Mlzell avenue, thence up said
avenue to the public road near Wiz
son Leggetts gin house, thence dow
said road to the be5innlng contain
ing $50 acres more or less.
This 10th day Jan. 1898.
1124t ". H. kITCHIN.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
NOTICE.

b, virtue OF power in me vested
nv deed Of ,rust exc uied IN me
hy " IT. Rl,;!, .nd his wife AIMS,
q. t. first Ia - sept Db"r, 1891 +,
shall sell for cash At section IN
Scotlsnd Neck. ~ the llth
day OF February, 1898,
the following described land. ~ lng.
being and situated in the county OF
Halifsx snd s.ste OF No-th Carolins.
10 wit: Tuat land conveyed 10
James T.. Hancock by John +. Law
renee bv deed OF record in Book So
in said county snd by James r.
Hancock conveyed to Noah BI2gs
by deed Of record IN Book 65. and
By said Biggs conveyed to said w.
t. Riddlck by deed Of record In
book 90, and beginning in the road
leading TO Edwards Ferry at A. +.
Pope's corner, thence \. 81 r. 10 a
cypress in Looking Glass Swamp,
thence up the various
courses Of Ell swamp TO g maple,
Shields corner, thence 5 % w. 1870
poles to sycamore, thence :. 80, r.
~ Poles, thence S. So, Z. 10 Poles
to pine thence $. "a K. to said
road tnence down said road TO the
beginning, and containing one hun
dred and seyehty-fve acres.
This Jan. 7th, 1898.
w. A DUNN,
1-12.4t Trustee.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
NOTICE..

By virtue of power in me vested
by deed Of trust executed 30 NE
on the 18th day OF January, 1889
by John K. Sears. [ ehall sell fol
cash st auction in the town Of scot
land Neck, OF the 11tb, day OF
February, 1893, all of the right, title
and interest Of the said Sears 10
and to the land hereinafter described;
and hv virtue Of deed OF truss
executed to ma by the eaii JOB
Sears snd James Sears | shal! sell
at the same time and place 81!
Of their right, ti;le and lateresa il
a-.d to the said lsnd: TO wit: Iua
land described as foliows: Lying
being sad situated in the count" o!
Halifax, known IS the Ethefidge
tr CT, BOUNDED; y tie lands o tie
children of j. B. Tillery, the Horne
Place. lie land Of Louis Alis:iruok,
Spier Whitaker and others and the
maln run cf Beech Swamp, and COZ.
tanning abou' fooT hundred snd
at" acres,
This Jan IN, 1893
". =. DUNN,
12-4t Trustee.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
SUGAR BEET CULTURE.

The great question with the farm.
ers, Is how to diversity their crops
in such manner as to make the most
out Of it.
The culture Of the sugar beet has
not been discussed in this section
much but The DEMOCRAT thinks
the subject worth the consideration
of cur farmers. We give the fol-
lowing from late number of the
Balt,more Monu1 acturer's Record
and hope our readers will note it
well: "Whether or not sugar-beet
factories will pay in the South will
soon be demonstrated by the
one now almost completed at
Staunton, Va. 10 other parts of
the country they have been success
fal, and the owaers Of this one ex-
pect equally good results, and tina.
theV may have IS our hearty wish.
The beet-sogar industry has beep
developed but little in this countrg.
not more than five or six factories
having been erected, while 10 Europe
there are many times this number
and each year shows an increase. A
bee:-sugar factory means for the far
mers 10 the nelghborhood a market
for one of the bsst-paying and easI-
est'srown crops thy can plant.
The weld of sugar reefs per acre va
ries from SIX to twent. two tors. the
average being about fourteen tons.
Tnese are worth from $3.50 to So so
per ton at tue factory, depending
upon their condition and sugar CON
tents. Taking the average at $3.50
and 10 tons per acre, the gross value
OF the crop would be $3.50 per acre.
From the experiments and actual
work CT growing 10 various parts of
the country, the cost of raising, in
Guiding painting, cultivation, barves-
ting and all incidental expenses,
vs7iee from $1.2O to $3.50 per ton,
with an average Of about 50, or $50
per acre, leaving q net profit of 50 so
per ten or $3.50 per acre. There
are few crops which can make 90
good showing"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
ROANOKE
PouItryYards
j. {. LASSlTER 4 Co.. Propric'or>.
RICH sou ARE, y. q.
BLACK MINORcAS A SPECIALITY.
Non. s'ters Thoroughbred Laying
capacity 200 10 250 Egss "A lear

We have raised t7en worth on on~ aero
Of land from four pullcts and ono cocker
since Arril 2lst, ls93. Age Of patts
when bought five months old, cost ST psi.
let's sl2. 80. They l,y moro eggs AAo
any chickens on record, 80 stated by a
poultry men. We vii carry next season
.o0G pullets. We have sold si35 worth
Of eggs and chickens from said four pull
lets. ~ill deliver the other cggs next year
aud Will have 81 900 worth ~ eggs lu l-tl
Color OF chickens black, willow calofci
legs, clean OF feathers. plumasc glossy,
red faces, very large wattle., white car
lobcs. We have as 90 worth OF = T.
norca cook No pullcts for sale tins
season.
We also have the best laying ducks n
the world. They lay from 100 a. l.I
eggs IN six months. " have the tNu.l.
sior Mountain duck, between duck tuI
goose size.
Hen eggs sl.5o for -.
Duck eggs :loO Cor II.
Cockcrcls from ~ g. sl5
Cash must accompany all orders. rs
are receiving orders now Tor next seas u.
Agents wanted to sell eggs IN every Is.
calitv. WI pay ESQ per month 90 SELF ltH
sittipgs each month.
Respectfully,
! If j. &. LASSlTER 81 Go.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
NOTICE..

By virtue of power in me vested
b; a deed OF trust executed to me
by G T. Lewis on the 18th day OF
Dec. 1885, which is dolly recorded in
the county of Halifax In the regis
tcr's office in Book "a b. at page
l13, l shall sell for cash at auction
in Scotlao d-Nsck, on the 18th day
of February, 1898, the following des
crlbed land, lyirg in said county adj
joining the land of "A. j. Whltehe al
on the East and West and the land
Of j. ID. E'heridge & J. II. Lewis on
tle North, and ~ the road leading
from ocotlsnd Neck to far5oro. and
containing eighty aerea, more CT lcss
J b. EDWARDS,
l IL St Trustee
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
LAID = AL

By virtue of pow er in me vested by
that deed Of trust which was executed
to me on the Sth day OF January, 1897,
oy ". E. Jones, and which is recorde d
III the Registers Office Of the County of
Halifax, in Book IS ''B"., on page 435,
shall sell for cash at auction III Scot
land Neck. on the II day of January.
1893, the following described land. to
wit. That land in Palmyra Township
Doundei Dy the lands OF NJ. u. Ais
brook, Mic A. Arlington, and others,
and beginning at pine on the Palp ra
road, thence along the road. N. SO W.
574, to stake, v hitmor- corner. thence
along Whitmore Iins. \. 25 E 100 poles
to Steptoe's mill swamp, thence down ID.
various courses of said "amp about sc
poles to black gum IN the mouth O.
little branch about Is poles to a maple
thence 81 e.. 13 poles 10 white oak
thence S. 80 w. % poles to the bginnlne
and containing sixty nine acres, more O,
less. W. A. DUNN.
Trustee
12-15.4t.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
Health Conference.

The State Board of Health has
been called to meet in Raleigh on
Tuesday, Jan. oath and will corsid'
er the following topics:
l. Our present health laws, with
a view to amendment by General
Assembly.
2. The threatened invasion of
AsiatIc Cholera aud the best means
of keeping it out of the State.
3. The salaries of county super.
intendents OF health.
Other topics will be considered,
and all persons interested 10 the
health Of the State are invited to at
tend,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
4 STATE PUBLIC ROAD
CONGRESS.

Governor Holt has issued pro
clam alton calling together State
Public Road Congress in Raleigh.
Jan. 10, 1898. This action was
taken upon the presentation TO him
of the views Of fully two hundred
citizens embracig Editors, Chairman
of the Board Of County Commission
ers. Mayors of towns, members OF
the Legislature, farmers, business men
and others, saying the time and
place was opportune for the dis
custom of matters pertaining to the
improvement Of the public roads II
the State, TIE various Boards Of
County Commissioner Of the State
have met and appointed delegates,
and as many as 80 counties have
already reported names Of delegate,
to the committee OF arrangements
in Raleigh. Everything points to
q meeting Of great magnitude and
important results are expected from
their deliberations.
The Inauguration ceremonies OF
the GovernOr.elect will be held on
Jan. 10, the day before the meeting
of the Road Congress, and very low
railroad rates are promised. The
DEMOCRAT urges a very full a'ten>
dance. Let us have good roads.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
Wreck Of a Freight Train.
Correspondence to THE DEMOCRAT.

Correspondence to THE DEMOCRAT
HALIFAX, n. g., Jan. 10TH
About four miles from here nesr
Ruggles turn out, on Thursd-:y
morning last, about o'clock, the
through freight bound South with
IS cars was wrecked, throwing 81
cars from the track, completely de-
molishing Is or 20 cars. 1t was
Caused, as some say, by misplac-
ed switch, and otherwise the breaking
OF centre pin. One man by jump
Ing from the car was badly injured,
having leg broken and serious
internal trouble. The engineer was
badly Jared bot nately not
seriously hurt. The colored man
who was SO badly hurt was brought
here Oh the wrecking train and at.
tended by DR.. Furgerson bat died
the same day about 4 o'clock.
TIE wreck was cleared up so that
trains could pass next day aoout
one or TWO O'clock.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12

An acid which exists IN our mix ana
cider. called Tactic acid, Is believed oy
physicians to be the cause CT rheuma 'ism
Accommodating in the blood. II Attack
the fbrous tissues IN the joints ana
causes agonizing pains. Mat i needed
rsarernedv to neutrallze the aci", ana 10
so invigorate the kidneys ana IiSer Hs'
Sarsaparila is heartily recon- men9ed o'
many who whom It as cured OF rheu,ha.
tsm. l. possesses just the desired
Qualities and so thoroushly purities the
HOOD &c ia nrevent occurrence OF rheum a.
tism attacks. We suggest trial Of Hood' 8
arsaparilla by all suffer from rheuma-
Ism.