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II 10 said. derives his name from ancestors who's
castle protected the Aarcs" boundary line Of the
river Biese C being point Of defense against IN
ysdersL The popularity OF the O. o. Taylor Old
Bourbon and O. %. Taylor Pu-s Rye waiskeys 10 de-
rived the fact OF their purity and strength
rhoussnds Of in every section Of the country
will indorse this statement Drugg1se and erocers
s.n ths1a Our firm name n the label and over the
cork cHEsTEk H. GRAVES SONS. Sole Pro
prietoes. Boston. Mas
Trade supplied by
JAMES L. BARBOUR sou
washtnssoa, v. @
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Beauty Balm,

It u absolutely pure and coatains nothing that
would injure the most delicate SKIN.
BEAUTY BALM Is indorsed by society ladies and
the leading stas Of the stage. including Annie Pix
ley tombstone Bennett. Marie Tempest. Della Fox,
Marie Burroughs. Ph0bs Davis. Ida Mule. Marie
vanoni. &c.
Marie Tempest thus writes oft:
? NEW YORK. February q. 1898
Fenno Laboratory Association:
Gentlemen Your Beauty Balm should surely
prove welcome addition to the toilet table. It I'M
parts the complexion delicious softness and nat
urai color. It il superior to any face preparation with
which have ever met. Truly yours.
~ MARIE TEMPEST.
BEAUTY BALM is Instantaneous in effect. yet the
ITSELF b inviaible It imparts to the toughest
skin sdsliciousiy soft appearance and the natural
color Of hsalthful youth II removes rednsss sckes
and blotches Of oil sorts.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
BEAUTY BALM b for sale in Warrington at all
leading druggists. hair drsssers. costumses and deal
ere II toilet preparations.
YEltNo LABORATORY. Sole Propriston
106 North 0thst.. PhiladslphiA
Orders By msii promptly Allied We viIl Isx an
=
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THE BOWIE MURDER CASE.
Trial Set For Next Wednesday by the
Judges at Marlboro.

Judges Marlboro.
Special Dispatch to The Evening sta-
MARLBORO. Nd, April l5-Judges Briscos
and Grain today set the trial Of the murderers
Of Frank NJ Bowie for Wednesday next
Pinkney will have jury trial and Barber
viii DE tried before the court.
The grand jury adjourned today.
The case would have been get for Monday,
but Mr.. Roddy desired the court to name
later day owing to an important case to be tried
in Baltimore
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BOPdered


We usually take all our desirable Carpet
Remnants and make them up into elegant
BORDERED CARPETS. L. IS than o month
ago we made up about 200 of these CARPETS
and they were bought up in a hurry. l5O
more have just teen made. to 20 on sale MON
DAY. If yOu have a room to furnish. now is
the time to buy
Here are a few CARPETS. selected at ran
dom. which will give you idea of what you
can do for u UeTv little MONEY:
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Mr.. Watter.op Here,

Mr.. Henry Watterson of Kentucky was at
the State Department today with a party OF
friends. He said he called merely TO pay his
respects to Secretary Gresham
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NO FLAGMAN WAS OUT.
A Rear-End Collision on the Reading whic
Caused . Telegrapher to Faint.

Caused . Telegrapher to Faint.
BOUND Brook. N. j.. April ia rear-end
collision occurred at about o'clock this morn
ing on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad
at Skillman station. Three men were seri-
ously injured-Johu Hillaiard Of Elizabeth,
Frederick Francis Of Jersey City and Claude
Flavia of Philadelphia. The men we're all in
the rear of the express train, No. SAC, which
was stopped at Skillman for orders.
The telegraph operator at Skillman tainted
when he saw the accident and it was some time
before he could be restored to consciousness.
The rear engine had not been tagged.
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Monday
Big Bargains
OSLr Sl.35 EACH.

Three-fold OAK and Cherry Frame Fire
Screens. richly mounted. only 90 so
each
making Slip covers for furniture and have
an excellent line of linens and dimities
for this purpose. Drop US line and we
will send one Of our representatives up
with -amples and he will take measure
OF the furniture and submit you an est
mate free Of charge.
Awnings made and put up. Lowest
prices Estimates free.
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RAFrs ENrERpR1sE,
1911 nth ST. s. Z.
HANG on TO YOUE DOLLAR

Until You Nave seen cur mOney-savinE. satisfaction
giving spring stock We ask buver 20 Keep his
cash in pocket until show MIN our new az
trac ton Hi grade Goods o. tie attest fabrics
sound in quality sold on their IneritS- They
Straight, and contain Bargains Every of
them at the low price We have pct on al cur goods
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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII iii

Interest in the contest FOR the two hand
some Easy Chairs 10 waxing xrmerr
every day. Each mail brings between
thirty and forty letters containing ballots
for the respective candidates. This con-
test presents an excellent opportunity for
thu children OF the yariOus SUNDAY schools
to show their APPRECIATION and devotion
to their minister by endeavorinG to secure
him one Of the prizes. Our Mr.. Craig Is
experimenting the contest. and q careful
and accurate account is being kept Of all
votes cast.
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IF YOUR BACK ACHES OR YOU ARE ALL
worn out. good for nothing II is general debility.
Browns Iron Bitters will You. make you strong.
cleanse your liver and give good appetite-tones the
nerves
A LITTLE MEDICINE OF THE RIGHT KIND.
"a taken ct the right time, is invaluable: That
them now,
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. April Is. - Flour dull, unchanged
receipts, 5.43s barrels shipments, Ass barrels;
sales, $50 barrels. Wheat easy-No. RED, spot,
.6L ai5s.; April. I5Ifa75:z: May, I5kaSl: June,
75kas6: July, 16lE a16sk; steamer No. z, red. ii
bid. Milling wheat by sample, .5a..-receipts,
s,s52 bushels; shipments, $1,000 bushels: stock
81 6s1 bushels safes, o6.0o0 bushels. Corn steady
mixed, spot. 4ska<sk: April, 4sSa4sk; May,
l14a4sk x: July, <sa4s y; steamer mixed. l6k bid.
White corn by sample, 81: yellow corn by sample,
5l-recepts, 6,66l bushels; shipments, 45,e3s bush
els: stock 1850 bushels: sales. 70 900 bushels
Oats quiet-No white western. Alkas2; No. 9
mixed western. 5sas9-receipts, Loo bushels;
shipments, IS bushels; stock, &c $50 bushels- Rye
slow and easy-So. 2, 62-receipts, ], 500 bushels;
stock, 1873 bushels. Hay steady-good TO choice
timothy, l6-Oeal6.5e. Grain fre;gnts inactive, I'M
changed. Cotton nominal-midding, s,.. Eggs
quiet-l6 Coffee dull-kio cargoes fair, is; No. I,
is. Whisky nrm-L3iai.fa. Other articles I'M
changed. Peanuts unchanged.
BALTIMORE, April Is. - virginia threes. OK
bid; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern nrsts. io7
bid; 10. third incomes, ~ asked; consoaidated
gas stocks. el,ssS<k.
Chicago Msrksea.
{ CHICAGO. April Is (closinC-wheat easy-cash.
7s%: Nay. ssk; July, 5<h. Corn stesdy-cash.
easy-cash. 9ska2s, May. ss<sss,.; July, as,..
PORK easy = cash, l&s1k: May, is-s7k: July,
l7.lSx: September, 1s.s1x. Lard easy-cash,
s-szK; Nay, as7k; July, l0lak: September loss.
Ribs easy-cash, rs; May, s5s; July, s.eO. Sen.
tember. s.es. Rye nominal 81
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A NaosTuRA BrTrERs RESTORES THE Ape
"A tits and cure4 indiSestion when all else fails.
4aaufectured By d.. J. q. B. sts9ert Sons. At all
druggists' spA
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
The following are the opening and closing pricss Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson Mccartney. l4ls street
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l. ABIES,
Cur CRYsrA1.

Oak. Cherry. Brass. Silver and Gilt. with or
without onyx tops.
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"Dorfinger's." "Clarke's. /" "Ber9en's, INT.
Washington" Strauss" "Baccarat" and sew.
ersl lines Of impor ted goods.
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BR1c-A-BRAc CABINETS.
Oak. Cherry. Bamboo. Brass and Silver, with
and without onyx slabs.
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R.rrs ESrERpRlsE.

124l ll;h ST. Sc.
Leader of low prices. sTl5-2t
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LAMPS.
Table, Banquet, Piano and Princess, in BisQue,
Brass. Silver Gilt and Onyx
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FINE CHINA.

Dinner. Tea, Tete-a-tete. Game. Fish, Choco-
late and Ice Cream Sets in
English Porcelain. English China. Carlsbad
China. limoges China. Haviland China. Doui-
ton.
American Porcelain. Dresden. Cauldon. Vic
toria. Coslport and American China.
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CLOCKS.
Fancy Metal. Cabinet. Marble. Bronze. Silver.
Onyx.
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Royal Hungarian. Crown Derby, Royal Wor-
cester. Douton. Teplitx. Crown Milan, Louis
XIV Glass and Ponton. WERE GOOD VALUES
AT d. 30. $500 and 81 90. EXTRAORDINARY
VALUE AT THE UNIFORM PRICE as 90
PIECES THAT WE'RE $40. 80. Sl2, ala. ala
AND S15 ARE NOW e1O. 90.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-01
Apples az Medicine.

Medical Age.
Chemically, the apple is composed
lof vegetable hbrr, al0umen, sugar,
gum, chleroPhal. msllc acid, liOe.
| and water. Furthermore the. Ger>
msr analysls cay that the apple con
tains lsrgsr percentage Of phos-
phorous than afv othe> fra;s or veI>
e1able. The pho-phoroas is admir-.
ably adaktsd for renewing the esseo-
tial ne,v"us N sitter, leeithln, Of the
nr.in and spinal cord. T. is, per.
hsps, for the sane reason, ruiely un-
d-rstood, that old scandinavian trs>
dltions represent the apple as the
food OF the code, woo, when they felt
themselves to be growing feeble aud
intirm, resorted to this fruit for re-
newing their powers Of mlnd and
body.
Also, the acids of the apple arc Of
signal use for men Of se.ienlary hab-
its. whose livers are sln2gi-h in -c-
tion, those acids serving to eliminate
from The body noxtoas matters,
which, II retained would make the
brain heavy ami doII, or bring about
j.undlce or skin eruptioae and other
allied tronnles. Some such an ex-
OerseDce mLst havc led TO our taking
apple saucs with roast p"rz. rich
goose, and like dishes.
Tue malic acid Of ripe apples.
either raw or cu"ked, will neuurallse
.n> excess Of chalky natter en9en>
dersd by eating too much meat. It
- also the fact that such fresh frsits
as the apple, the peae and the plum,
when taken ripe aal without sugar
tmioish acidity in the atOmach
rather than provoke it. Their vege-
table sauces aud juices are converted
into alkaline carnonctes, which teOh
to COunterxct acidlty.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-01
Allowing WOMAN.


Selected.
The woman With q loving heart is
sure to look upon the bright side o.
life, ond BY her example induce.
others to do so. She sees good
reason for all the unweicome events
which others call bad luck. Sac
believes In silver iiuings, and likes
so point them out to others. A
week OF rain or fog, 40 avalanche VI
unexpected guests, > dishonest ser
vaut, sn unhecomlng BON act, or anv
otner OF the thousand MINOR ir 6,ct-
loos OF everyday lie, have no power
:, histsro tae deap calm OF 5n<f
soul.
The love light 10 stili 10 her eyes
whether the days he dark or bright.
It e she who conqasts the Rrin old
uncls and tas dyspsptic aunt. fbc
crossest baby reaches out its arm
t, her, and ls comforted. Old peo-
nie and strapgers aIways ask the
the was cf her 10 the crowded street.
she has a good word to say for
the man or woman who - under
tue wori.Is ban Of reproach. 4os-
SIP pains her, and she never volun-
t-rilv liatens to it. Her gentle heart
helps her to see the reason for every
poor sinners rnisstep. and condones
every fault. She might not serve
With acceptance on tue judges
bench, bot she is very agreeable
person to know. Ii 500 eek to fad
the happy and fortunate woman in
yonr circle, they will geuetally he
those who were born with loving
hesrts, or If not 80 endowed by na~
ture, they have cultivated, by help of
grace tho choice possession, aud
40 have a double claim to its re-
warOs.
Perhaps the dominant charm OF
Dickens novels lies in the secret
Of his ability 20 portray With skill the
workings Of an Affections ate heart,
Year old P<gotty, red armed and :
genuine lover; hoLest Ham and bis
father; poor futile Emily, Agnes, and
Dora, tue pinch face ao1 wiling
banda of Mxrchionessj Ruth Pin. b
and her prother-and hosts Of other
faces shine out with genial warmth
from the 0ovelists pages. aud be-
come tender household memories.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-01
"a LANNOr LAST FuREVEsx.
BY LILA n. ALEXANDER.

I've a word Of comfort for you
Who on llfe's rugged road
AR. toillng meath the burden
or heavy, hopeless load.
1t will make your heart grow lighter
Whatever be your wrong,
And sive you strength to bear it,
If YOU take theee words along,
And say when clio I'd. Of darkness
Around your pathway hoyer,
"The sun is shining Just beyond
1t cannot last forever"
just try them nhen you're wearied
Bv each petty care and strife.
BY each Little aggrsvation
Of vour cnmmo daily life.
When angry words are rising
That you can scarcely smother.
And everything seems "twtsted up"
And tied in knots tn bother,
tou1 lind these words are like knife,
Each twisted knot to sever:
Then straighten ont each tangle with,
lit cannot last forever"
Or If some great disaster
Like q cVclcne sweep your sky,
And stunned and helpless with ths
shock,
Beneath the wreck you lie,
Remen, Der that no sto. m comes
But has clearing day;
The darket nizht a morning,
An end the longest way,
Then take those words to cheer YOU.
You'll fad them like lever
10 raise yoar sinking spirits up,
ut cannot last forever"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-01

lref for toe expensive, hAaison1>
shovy drcsa, thai csIes oo, .'lonS 81
m.. cost 30 Aad 80 much. va 4
% sde oy 81 AUD 81, nov thls gir
has - wear me n show me OF
People don't look ~ her. they lcob
1t her gown. and they Oil no. hs
90 apt 10 SAY "wbst gentle. s-
fined face, or chat graceful cat.
riake,~ as they vii ne 70 say, "oh
what y rich 1rsss, bu, lent II s:in.
for YOU know ! .old YOU IN the w.
giuniny that we aluAyc plsA tie
daws dr.t. "Be We content With
what ye have" and "aon't crs for
tie moon"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-01
DISHONESTY.

SeIcCCOO
This 10 the greatest aud most
oreyalant sin Of the age. The pull
oits have much to say about dau.-
log, going to places Of amusement,
s.. bus very little, il anything to
say about dishonesty. This is un-
dnuhtedly the giant sin Of the age;
and lts name ia legioo. 1t apnears
,nder various guises and ferns.
Men who wonld shudder at the idea
of waylaylng you and robblug you
M the road 1T night, will have no
-ort OF scruples absot doing the
came thing by q different method.
Hence many while they have ltt|e
credit Will huv With a determi alton
never to pay If they can poasih'y
avoid it. To this end they will deed
their property 10 sham way 10
.oDs OF e else, 90 that wien askad
t, pay, thev coolly say they have
nothing-tbat what might be suT.
nosed to bs theirs, 10 not that
ONE one else holds the little. And
his system Of dishonesty is carrie d
IN by so called members Of
he church. Others again contract
small dehts under promises to paw,
wb.n thev have no such intention.
md thue like the rogues above men.
Toned. steal their way through the
world. Tue pulpit and the press
tcu!d thander against the svetem.
,tic methods OF stealing that are
carried on. And men thus goi|ty
should he denounced, condemned,
and branded hy the honest portion
Of the community. Until this is
lone, rogue:y win continue to donr-
,s!, and roguss continue to abound
N the church. Men who make
promises with 20 intention of ful>
filing them. are ro9ues. Men wh>
axe newspaDers With no 10 lnten
ION Of paying for them, are rokues
Me- Who defraud the lsborer out %
ais hire, are roeues. Men who bavs
alse weights ano false messures are
rogues. Ic short, men Who strive
to get something without render
ing an equivalent, are rogues
Many sins that men commit may
be pslllated, d,-foreiven, hut the de.
l,oerate, circuitous stealing merits
all the indignation, contempt, oon>
d-mnat;on: that cau be hsaped upon
n.
Honesty, honesty. honesty, IN the
CHURCH AMI out, is what the world
eeds. Truly 1t has been said, ian
honest man il the nob;est work OF
io6." Many sins that men commit
through the promptings Of appetite
nr the exunerance Of passion, We
oan extenuate, pity, forgive. Bu'
cue man who schemes deliberately
or the purpose OF defraul,nR his
fellow man 10 seOundrel Of the deep.
cot die, and should be so regarded
and treated by honest men an wom-
en-.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-01
4 MILLION 1'r1e n d..

a frend in neeC 10 \ friend llds sd
Dc not less than one million p.o>
lie have found lust such friend II
DR.. ki1gs NV Discovery for Co, =
sumption, Coughs and Colds. ~
you have never used this Great
Cough Medicine, OF, trial will con
vince you that it has wonderful
curative powers in oil diseases 81
Throat Chest and Lungs. Each bot.
ed or nouey will De refunded. Trisl
bottles free st r. Whitehead Il Coz
Drng Store Large bottles soc. and
$l.OC.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-01
Be Happy Today.
Selected.

Selected.
If we are ever happy in t1i. life,
~e must ENJOY what every day bring
os. 1t ls far too con- mon to see peo.
pie working and saving. den, ing
and stint,ne themselves Of many
comforts, in order to lay ny money
70 Toy more land, or to huiId larger
cr fner house thinking, tnat when
tbeY have gained tbssr things the,
will eeRin TO take actual comfort.
How much better t. oss the g od
things Of life as ~ 90 along!
Don't starve today. either body,
mind or soul, in order that you ma,
feast tomorrow
Don't board and scrimp tnroug''
all the Irest years Of your life. thai
,"u m.y be generous Ia your willis
Make tue children happy to the ut>
most extent OF your resources, while
they are under the home roof. Let
evers moment Of your lives while
you are together be as foil OF cheer
and brightness a. it IS possible to
make them.
Don't keep the parlor shut up and
live in tue kitcbin, unless you want
the boys and girls to be anxious 70
leave you. Take time to reab, and
rest, snd to enjoy the society OF
friends. and, above all, the compas"
lun,..iu utYour chlliren.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-01
WORRY.
Youths Companion.

Youths Companion.
Is there not lingering belief in
,he minds cf ccnsci~ ntioas people
that it is an occasional duty to
worr,f If btOnght to the bar of
contessi>n,some OF Us would probably
have to own that, u1der certain
circun stances, We fee! anxiety to
ne incumbent On US. it is q sign
that we are nor bad hearted but
ympathetic, If the woes Of Others
cause US to lie awake ct night:
moreover. it shows great senslhiIlty.
II We are gloomy over posslole mis-
furtupes 10 ourselves.
A little girl whose aunt had disd,
acd who was herself too Young t"
estimate the Calamity, said, in after
wears, that she was greatly morti-
fed at seeing others crying while
she had no desire to shed te.r.
"F,naIly," she confessed. 81
was 90 uuch ashamed at being 90
hafdbsaIted, that l got an onion
and rubbed it on my eyes. Then
cried with the rest, and was quite
happy"
"Wby doo't YOU 60 to sleep9"
asked schoo! GIRL Of an excitatle
rnou..mate at miin!yht.
"Oh, can't" was the answer,
Il sm SO worried for fear my mother
j. ill.,"
"Bn. she is fifty miles away, and
it wen't do aer any good for you to
lie awake"
III can't help ts / should be
ashamed to try to sleep while she
may be awaks suR.fing," vas the
natural reply.
Like the the people who irstinct.
l>eiv initiate an invalid who 10
under tho impression that
tnev are ''helping him along" like
tfe old lady who merclfully makes
herself as light as she eau in an
overlo.ded carriage, we foollsbly
Imagining that we can, in some
N, stsrious wav, help the suffer-, &
nv refusing to be happy ourselves
Never was there greater mistake.
When we can sctcally do some.
thing no sacrifice is too great to Re
IN sde f,r the good of others; duty
nav Justly demand % a. both peace
# mind and health Of body. On
the other hand there are periods OF
inactivity through which We must
I've, seeing the struggles of those
lear tn Us, and finding no chance til
strike blow in their defense.
Then it is that iDtv demands: "Be
cheerful, resolute and calm. Yous
tnrn will come, and untii ii doe. vou
h ave 10 keep sonrself 10 good con-
1'tiOp for actInn.''
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-01

The world 10 very full OF sorrow
and trial. and We cannot live amosg
oar feliOwmen and tie true to them
without sharing their loads. II We
are happy, We must bold the lamp OF
our happiness SO that It's beams nsy
fall upou sons shadowel heart. Sel~
fishDess most die or else our own
hearts life will be frozen within a.
-Dr. j. K. Miller.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-01
Ar Lv
D 81 25 Rocky Mount z Ok 6 30
M. P Nj p. NJ. A. NJ

No % carries pullman parior car Nor.
fol- to Rocky Mount and connects with
{ L Tram % for all points south.
No l03 connects at II ,bgOod for all
eastern Carolina points. al o at Rocky
Mount With A @ train 27 for all points
south.
No 78 carries pullman parlor car Rocky
Mount to Norfolk ani connects for all
polnt> north.
For all information schedules call on or
address
On. SERPELL, j. K. KENLY.
Gen'l Manager. Sup't Trains.
L. Nj. EMERSON,
Eeal Pa5senser Agert.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-01
Deserving r. aise.

We desire to say to our citizens
that for years we have been selling
r. Kings New Discovery for Con
eumptlen, DR.. kink's New Life Pills
Bucelen's Arnica Salve and Eectcic
B,ttsra, and have never glvenI eucb
universal satisfaction. We do not
hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price, il satisfactory
r.auts do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their crest
popularity purely on their meri .
+ T. Whitehead & Co Druggists.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-01
AN EDITORS DUTIES.


kACuou6V'
A newspaper man has 20 ous'oess
so seek once. II IS his bcs.aess to
ery 10 get sn Office for the other fel.
low; TO sound the praise OF the Can
dida.e aad keep quiet he own feel
ing; to whoop her op TO- biz man,
anr let his man forge, al. ahou, bin
whtn elected; to defend his candi-
date aasipst tno unjust opposition
and see wh.tever favors his c,ndi-
date has to bestow goes to the other
fellow.
1t his business TO boom the city
for all lt's worth, month after month,
aud then see 900 worth Of printing
60 out Of the city because ten cents
Gao be saved 10 doing 50. 1t is tie
baslnesa Of the newspapsr to give
every enterprise . frequeot "send
or ani then catch sbcol hscanse De
hai failed to record tie fact thai
some prominent citizen had had hi.
delivery wagon p,in:ed. To sob.
scribe literally To every public, char.
table and church enterts,nms0t,s sn
vertiee them for nnthiny, pay hi. own
way to everything and tnen os called
preiudlced aud meat sp!rltal, be
cause q column is rot devoted 10
that particular affair. Do YOU won
dar that there are so many crnnks
in toe newspaper business:
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-01

B7sOWN's IRON BlT-TEFxs ALMANAC
For 1899
contains Ono Hundred Recipes for n,als
Ing delicious Candy cheaply and quickly
az home. This book Is given aerRY e. dyDx
and general G:pe.s