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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
PalpitatlOn of the Heart.

In most cases of heart disease the sui
ferer seldom exhibits symptoms sufficient
to alarm those unaccustomed to the true
disorder. DIR. Franklin Miles, President
of the DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart,
Ind, who has given his life to the study
of diseases of the heart and nerves, says,
that sufferer from heart disease is rare
ly cognizant OF the fact, or rather, while
inwardly believing that he may have
heart trouble, passes the monetary
warning sensations off as nothing" and
keeps it secret from his friends until it
becomes chronic and difficult to cure.
Palpitation of the heart, is undoubted-
ly of a nervous origin, and is one of the
first symptoms of an original attack, or
the development of inherited heart dis
ease. 1t is caused by excess in eating,
drinking or working, by grief, anxiety or
fear; or by any disease or sudden strain
which imposes an extra amount of work
upon the heart. Of late the greater
amount Of suffering has been among the
bicycle riders, many of whom have been
so indiscreet that they have transformed
PalpitatiOn of the heart usually comes
on suddenly: the symptoms presented
being oppression of the heart, pain,
rapid and tumultuous breathing, dizz-
ness and faintness, frequently accom-
panied by choking sensation. The
disease need have no terrOrs if proper
treatment is early applied and properly
carried out Our readers who may be
interested in this subject can have DR..
Miles book on diseases of the heart and
nerves, sent them free by sending their
address to the DR.. Miles Medical Co.,
Elkhart, Ind. and mentioning this paper.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
A Hundred Fold Return.

One OF the most important questions
affecting the South is how to reach the
investors, land buyers, and prospective
settlers in the North and West. Mr.. w.
P. Blasingame, dealer in farm and fruit
lands. Fort Valley, Ca, has had an
advertisement in the Southern States
magazine of Baltimore for the last six
months. In paying for it and ordering
it's renewal in double the space, he writes
cit affords me great pleasure to pay
this, for the outlay has yielded more than
a hundred fold in return. Your magazine
surely covers the whole land. AS a direct
result of my advertising in it, have had
INQUIRIES from nearly every State in the
Union, and great many especially from
the Northwest. 1t has been the means Of
bringing several investors and settlers
here, for we only need to get people to
come and see this country to induce them
to invest or settle. The single line in my
advertisement, stating that could furnish
gilt edge per cent. real estate mort
cages, has interested several investors, and
already, as a result, one man from Massa-
chusetts has come and arranged with me
to organize loan and trust company.
Your magazine has been worth much
to me and to this section. and, believe, n
blessing to the whole South. l believe
that the Southern States is the best friend
the South has ever had.
We believe that every town, every
county, and every property owner in the
South, desiring to attract the attention
of Northern and Western buyers, should
advertise in the Southern States magazine,
edited by Mr.. VIM. II. Edmonds and
published by the Aanufaeturers' Record
Publishing Company, Baltimore.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04

NJ Belle Bullock is visiting i'll
Norfolk tins week.
Nr. T.. g. Davis returned from
NGhead City Saturday.
sew together pair of balloon sleeves
mi there you are with your boomers.
Mr.. J. \. Kelly left Tuesday
morning to visit her father i'll Camden
county.
Mr.. y Il. Workman is spending
The week at Norfolk and Virginia
Beach.
John Thomas and Jim Lassiter are
syn, seeing and pleasure seeking in
New York his week.
Whenever we see girl in shirt
"a.ri We wish we could feel as COM
.o.'"he and conteuted as she looks.
Mr.. Waiter II. Aycock, of Warren
Ion, came up Tuesday to see his mother
W." 3, SILK. He returned yesterday
We have IL upon good authority that
III. summer Urls will wear pulled
>'.yn> that will rise again when Rugged
dat.
Misses Ciertie and Edna O'Neil
returned home Tuesday from month S
N>.' among friends and relatives il
y. Louis. Mo.
So notice of W. II. Smith, sheriff.
~'|rft.~.u4 To sell certain real estate
SITUATE in Vance county at public
auction July 9TH.
'r. j. l.. Watkins, of Durham. was
mere Friday. Having formerly lived
!" henderson he is we'll known and
popular among our people.
Their friends sympathizc with Mr..
"-4 Mrs.. Joe Hart in the death of their
man -.,ant child. which occurred Friday
1"r Ait." body was buried Saturday
muru.u..
lie Junior base ball clubs Of War
,,..'a aut Henderson played a match
'.. here Yesterday afternoon. Hen
o.-rtot.
1"'Lna~ u. Pittman, commissioner.
rI r'.'.>cS 10 sell a lot of land in
''n~'"ro township, at public auc-
n. Wv" On Monday. August 9TH. See
"'"-e elsewhere.
lie ".ren:illc Reflector says four
Ee., arrived there Saturday from
Jn l,.'es>on 10 take part in the 4th of
Ira a,' races. These were Mr.. w. w.
avs lie Is down there with them.
10. Melville Dorsey advertises that he
~ ''-'' pounds Of annual clover seed
a., '.e. This is a fine forage crop
l9r,a ''' people generally ought to grow
NJ IA "'ntitle> of it. Call and get
"'T>ey.s prices.
ur' -.,1 considerably backward crops
a ,,- '-',out the county give promise to
Som, harvest. The farmers are doing
HWY 4"fd work this year. The lands
rra,- 'ren well worked and nicely
wii 'T'f" ior the reception of the raius
nave i"..en >ea>onablv.
I.adl.. -, HlreIaI attention to our line o.
-. - Shirt Waists. Prices SIC soc
InE STAINRACK Co.
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Oak Ridge Institute.

We are in receipt of the catalogue
of Oak Ridge Institute for the year '93
and "a. 1t is perhaps the handsomest
catalogue ever issued by Southern
fitting school. 1t is profusely illustrated
with full page photo engravings. 1t is
written in racy style, out Of the
beaten track of catalogue literature.
1t shows total enrolment Of $40
counted by departments. SO diplomas
were conferred at Commencement '95.
The Institution is highly and heartily
recommended by the colleges, the
University, and business men all over
the State; and the educating public
shows its endorsement by the largest
patronage given to a school of this
class in the South. See advertisement
in another column.
1t will astoniSh you how quickly John
aches and pains for man CT beast. 81 90
size, 30 cts; 80 cent size, % cts. Melville
Dorsey, druggist, Henderson, n. &.
The ladies should call at Thomson $
and inspect the new Spring Dress Goods
which he has Just received.
For the BEST and CHEAPEST SHOES on
eGyth, go to HARDEE'S.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04

pY VIRTUE OF POWER CONFER
- red by Trust Deed executed 10 me
by McD. Edwards and wife, on the 18th
day of July, 1892, and by consent and at
request of all the parties Interested,
shall. ON MONDAY, TIE 18TH DAY
OF JULY, 1895, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, at the court
house door in Henderson, Vance county,
one certain tract of land in Vance county,
n. e.. situate on the East side of the
Raleigh d Castor railroad, adjoining the
lands Of q. ii. Fleming, w. NJ. Hight,
VIM. Blanks, John Rowland. and others;
it being the tract known as The Solomon
Tract and fully described in said Trust
Deed which Is registered in Vance county,
Book 10, page l4i. Containing l72, acres
more or less
Also one other tract of land situate i'm
Vance comfy, and bounded as follows ::
Begin at Spanish oak on the Raleigh "
Castor railroad thence West along Lyn-
bank road to Spanish oak, thence South
along the old Henderson road to Raleigh
Il Castor railroad, then North along rail-
road to beginning, containing six acres.
Said land fully described in said Deed.
This June 18th, 1895.
&C. ZOLLICOFFER. Trustee
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Notice of Sale.

~ NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
" power sale conferred upon the
undersigned. A. J. Harris, Trustee, and
contained in two Deeds Of Trust executed
by Sue Jeffress and Alfred Jeffress her
husband, on the 9th day Of January, 1891 :,
and the 1st day of April. 1891, respectively.
and recorded in Deed OF Trust Boo No.
/ pages 800 and 400, in the Office II the
Register of Deeds for Vance county, for
the purpose OF securing the payment Of the
Indebtedness therein mentioned. default
having been made in the payment Of the
same, at the request Of the holder Of the
same, | will sell at the court house door
in Henderson. y. g., at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, ON THE
end DAY OF JULY. 1885. the property
conveyed by said Dee ~. asst. to wit
The Western half of the lot nn which said
.Jeffress lived, adjoining the lands Of e.. ii.
Rowland, Americas Bridgers, aud Others.
For full description see Deeds Of Trust in
Registers Office as above set forth. Time
Of sale II O'Clock.
This June 18th. 1885.
ANDREW J. HARRIS. Trustee.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
Sow Field Pea S.

How long can you get work out of a
horse if you never feed him? How
long would a cow give milk if she was
not allowed proper food: How long
does mill wheel turn after the water
gate is shut down? Same way with
your land. Crop after crop is taken
otf-nothing put back-the land starves.
No. so with those that are fertilized
generously. All lands under cultivation
need shade and environment pea vines
supply both and make one of the best
fertilizers in the world. Sow peas, sow
them with lavish hand and give your
land what it needs. -Erchange.
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a Household Treasure =.

ID. w. Fuller, of Canajoharie, n V, says
that he always keeps DR.. Kings New Dis
coverv in the house and his family has
always found the very best results follow
its use; that he would not he without it, if
procurable. q. A. Dykeman, Druggist,
Catskill, n. Y, says that DR.. Kings New
Discovery is undoubtedly the best cough
remedy; that he has used it in his family
for eight years, and it has never failed to
do all that is claimed for it. Why not try
a remedy so long tried and tested? Trial
bottles free at Melville Dorsey's drug store.
Regular size SOC. and $500.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
THE STATE FAIR.
Secretary Nichols Hard at Work and
Says It Will be a "ffummer.

A Neses and Observer reporter
called at the Office of Secretary Nichols
Of the State Fair Association yesterday
afternoon and found that official busy
giving the finishing touches to the pre-
MUM list, which will be ready for dis
tribution in a few days.
''The last Fair" said he twas not a
failure, as has been so frequently stated.
On the contrary the exhibits were
never SO good as they were last year.
The receipts were good too, but the
premiums having been increased to en-
courage exhibits, and having that eff
feet beyond expectation. The large
amount awarded exhibitors by the
awarding committees exceeded the re-
ceipts. The racing, too, took more
money than usual. On balancing the
books it was found that the premiums
could not be paid in full. The author
tiles were forced to some kind of a
compromise, and we are now paving
fifty cents on the dollar, and after that
has been done, if our finances will JUS
tify it we will make an other payment"
''How," asked the reporter, ''are
the exhibitors pleased with this arrange
ment?'
"Perfectly satisfied" replied the
Secretary, mot complaint has been
made, and in nearly every instance
when they receive their money they
express their intention to incr ease
their interest the next fair
''What are the prospects for the next
fair?''
splendid. The prospects are unu-
sually bright. 1 receive the most en-
couraging letters every day, and
already space has been engaged large
as the fair was last year. We hope
and believe it will be excelled by that
of the present. If we get liberal rail-
road rates, which we now hope to do,
you will see a larger crowd than has
ever before attended the State fair. A
number Of reforms will be inaugurated
the most important of which l am
quite sure will be as heartily con-
demned from one direction as it will be
heartily endorsed from another-that
is the ''Free Pass business. There
will be absolutely no free passes at the
next fair. Every one from the presi-
dent down will have to pay when he
enters the gate. This free pass bust
ness has been a growing abuse for
number Of years, and the only way
to check it is to stop it entirely, with
out fear, favor, or affection from any
source whatever. We propose to give
an exhibit worth the money, and those
who pay for the privilege of seeing ii
have right to do so, unmolested and
unannoyed by ''dead heads This
course is being adopted by all the
leading fairs of the country and is Civ.
ing universal satisfaction. We expect
to have the biggest fair ever held in
the State. The president and his new
! executive committee are fully alive to
! the work, and to use a slang phrase,
the next fair will be a ''hummer.''-
| Ne,cs and Observer.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
Delightful Summer Homes and Re-
sorts on the Southern Railway.

The Southern Railway has just issued
large folder especially for the informa-
ton Of those who are seeking desirable
homes and resorts for the present sum-
mer. 1t is gotten up in the best style of
the printers art and contains q COM
plete description of the most desirable
locations for summering, and is copiously
and beautifully illustrated with scenery,
hotels and homes along its main and
branch lines.
1t not only fully describes the scenery
along the entire Southern Railway sys-
TEN, but gives the names, locations and
terms of good boarding houses, hotels
and country homes, from $3 per week to
IS per day.
Copies can be had upon application to
the principal Offices of the company, or
by sending two cent stamp to Mr.. VIM.
A. Turk, General Passenger Agent,
Washington, DC.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
Off On Pleasure

Quite pleasure party left here
Tuesday morning for the Eastern part
Of the State. They were: Capt. w.
Il. Shaw, Il. Il. Hicks, wife and child,
Maj. j. f. Harris and wife, E. A.
Powell, S. r. Harris, d. w. Hardee,
l.. II. GOoch, a. J. Harris, Owen Da-
Wis and M. w. Hicks. Mr.. aud Mrs.
&. y. Lewis were to have gone with
them, but did not do so on account
of the rain. They followed on the af-
ternoon train, however, and joined the
party next day. The objective point
was Roanoke Island and Mays Head
fishing, shooting and surf bathing being
the Objects of their trip. They will be
away until the 18th. That they will
have pleasant time goes without say
ing.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04

The July Forum will contain a striking
article by DR.. Max Nordau, author of
Degeneration" on "Society's protec-
ton against Degenerates' first con-
tribution that he has made to an Ameri-
can publication. Judge George F. Ed
munds and Edward B. Whitney, Assist
ant Attorney General, will discuss re-
spectivey the Salutary Results and the
Political Dangers of the 1ncome-Tax
Decision. Mr.. Whitney's article shows
that the decision may not by any means
be the end OF the matter.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
Celery plants for sale-5O cts per hun
dred GA ROSE
The Atlantic Hotel, Morehead CITY.

There is no more delightful seaside
resort than Morehead City. 1t is just
such place as one likes to 90 to for
rest and quiet, while for those who
seek the society Of the gay and brilliant
1t offers attractions equally as great.
The cooling breezes, delightful surf
bathing, fine sailing, excellent fishing,
to be had here are surpassed no where.
while the hotel Accommodations are all
that could be desired. And this sea-
son, under its new management, we
are told that the Atlantic Hotel is at
Its best. Its superb management and
unsurpassed cuisine are the talk of its
guests. The Atlantic's praises are
sung far and wide, and from now un-
til the season closes large crowds are
expected. A correspondent of the
Raleigh Daily Press writing about the
teachers meeting makes this reference
to the Atlantic Hotel and its new pro-
prietor:
Your correspondent feels that unusual
notice should be given to the splendid
executive ability of Wink Taylor, Esq,
who is managing the Atlantic Hotel and
making it credit to the State. He has
lease for five years, and Morehead is on
a solid foundation now. Such fare, order,
neatness and style must and will COM
mand success. In every detail this is
seen to, and all the appointments are
complete in every way. The chef is from
Louisville KY, and is an artist A sea-
son OF great briIliancy is expected. Your
correspondent saw letters from many of
the elite of st. Paul, Baltimore, Memphis,
Knoxville, Washington City and New
Orleans engaging Accommodations, having
been under the care of the genial land
lord before.
The teachers have received every cour-
tesy they could ask at his hands and will
be gratified at the public appreciation
that awaits his efforts.
Pure old kentucky Rye Whiskey
bought direct from the distiller, for sale
lower than the lowest at
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
New York Fashion Letter.

In the make up OF the summer ward
robe for leaving town, the bicycle gown,
or rather the bicycle outfit, is such an
important factor that the choice OF ma
terial and style is a serious question.
Mohair or alpaca is favorite fabric
and is equally desirable for street and
travelling costume on account of it's light
weight Linen, duck and holland in
tailor form, with blazer or Elton jacket
and dainty cotton or silk shirts are
made up for midsummer wear. For
cooler days the Norfolk jacket increases
in popularity. Mohair also appears in
the new bathing CONSUMES and is a SER
viceable fabric as it does not absorb
water. The ''Trilby'' jackets, now SO
popular, are very pretty i'll mohair, lined
with bright colors and trimmed with
revers of velvet or silk. These jackets
are made up in the same material of the
skirt as we'll as of pique, embroidery and
linen to be worn with wool skirts. Fancy
waists are more abundant, more varied
and more attractive than ever. The
styles, fabrics and trimming with their
Dresden and Vatican effects are ideal.
Delicate white toilettes are exquisitely
trimmed with Louis XIV ribbons and
Marie Antoinette berthas. Large Leg
horn hats massed with flowers of every
hue add the final touch OF picturesque
effect In looking over the new Fashion
Magazines at hand we find the Paris
Album of Fashion, La Mode de Paris, The
French Dressmaker and La Mode, published
by A. Mcdowell & Co., 4 West 14th
Street, New York City, unusually attrac-
tive this month.
La Mode de PDris and Paris Album Of
Fashion cost $3.50 each for years sub
scription, or 35 cents copy. The French
Dressmaker is $500 per annum, or 80
cents a copy; and La Mode $50 a year
or Is cents a copy. If you are unable
to procure either of these journals from
your newsdealer don't take any substi-
tute, but apply by mail to Messrs A.
Mcdowell & Co., West 18th Street,
New York City.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
The Champion Milk Cow.

According to the Charlotte Neus
Mr.. Hugh Reid, of Mecklenburg, is the
owner of the champion milk COW. She
is said to be young and of ordinary
stock, yet at each milking she gives
six (6) gallons of milk. The farmer
who reported the case says that he has
often heard Of COWS giving six gallons
per day, but not six gallons at a
milking. However, this is the undoubted
record of Mr.. Reid's COW, we are told.
Will the News please ascertain how
much she gives a day?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
Beautiful NeckWear.

In extent and variety our line Of Neck
wear is dazzlingly superior to any dis
play we have heretofore shown. AS a
suitable scarf or tie adds ten per cent. to
a mans looks, there is no excuse for
wearing an old one. We have an end.
less variety in color, shape, and material
from the finest to the lowest grades in
the latest and prettiest ties, all of which
will be found neat, hobby and becoming.
Prices speak for themselves.
THE STAINBACk co.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
.-rC OF ADVERTISING.

r...r,f.crlcnt~ TO he published
aud under. must he pala ioE III
F.. advertising tor shotIe tiii.
ss'''- ...n,u- IL considered iI'tlslshC
'..' .--,ru's rendered quarterly
r-.a''--r. ..'..~,. ~..ru-nts published l"r
.,.-.i i''..,-.-,-, ~.-I: cHt~. to appear among
i..''. ...,,.r. VIII Le charged ~ cents per
....- . .,.. Insertion, and cents per line
-" .'. ..,,.-.-- ON thereafter. ,.+,
' ...l...-i.-' m"nts. Shch az iiu,i',,1-
Ign. ...I ..r.-a,.torS notices, commission
a'.. ',...-t....~' sales, summons l" non
70 t- &c.,. will be charged for al rates
go .'.......,. rxcrpt when they exceed
: ......, Inn. ot pace, III which case we Al
IL r.tr to fix our own price. AZ
.s-. Ilr.t be PAID FOR IN Al,
,y.E The cuupcnsation is small mai, a thc
A. I,..., .f..,yd t. take risks or wait INC
.. 10, .,,T~Or~ - pay. .,,.>.,
'tt- r,ffc.--. resolutions OF reSIt't'
''. .'. ~ L.. tuar.rd lnr at the rate OF one
a.. . nold AMI 'he cash must a a,fa p anS
.n...,Irf. IN eases where friends ana
,.rrIt.. uaprr.tr'. concerned Ii" ciaIse
t.. made tor The fr~t ten iimc~-annu' 80
..- article, not exceeding that IN
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
Song of the Shirt.

Not H ood's famous poem, but some
thing that will interest you more-a
well made, perfect fitting, easy wearing
shirt that costs no more than an inferior
one Have you examined our line? We
fit you out in shirts the same as if made
TO order, giving you an exact fit, COM
Portable and graceful, and cheap enough
to make you come back when they are
worn out. THE STAINBACk co.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04

DIR. Geo. Smerdon, at his home near
WILLIAMSBURG, has number of inn
proved blooded cattle-fine milk cows,
beautiful young heifers and male and
female calves-which he will dispose
of on very reasonable terms. His OBJ
ject in selling is the fact that he is
overs locked.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con.
dition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over-worked horse. Is
cents per package. For sale by druggists
Sold in Henderson by NJ. Dorsey. druggist.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-04
New ENTERPRISE.

Mr.. J. S. Poythress has inaugurated
a new enterprise in connection with his
business by running delivery ice
wagon. He says he will keep this up
for while at any rate, and as much
longer as there is a demand by his GUS
toners to justify it. That such enter
prise will meet with liberal encourage
ment and patronage ought to be taken
as a matter of course.
We are prepared to do all kinds of
plumbing and water fitting. Keep an
assortment of hose fixtures for repairing.
Bath tubs, toilets, &C., q speciality. Hen
derson Sheet Metal Works, R. B. Hayes,
Manager.
Questions, Questions, Questions!
If every body were just, would any
body need to be kind? This question
naturally rises from the Five Minute
Sermon in Every Where for July. els Ma.
Piles good place to visit in the Sum-
mer?" Every Where answers the question
by taking it's readers there on one of it's
famous "Lightning Tours" and ascend
ing with them to the very top OF the
volcano Vesuvius. Ia there any use of
taking cold? The Health Civil Service
Examination Department of the paper
answers that question promptly and &C.
curately. Did you ever run away to go
a-swimming? Ifso, the illustrated poem
of Will Carlton (who edits this bright
journal and writes for every page OF it)
will bring back each step of the way, and
every splash of the cool water. Send
fifty cents and you will get the most
original of papers for a year. Or mail
ten cents in stamps or specie, for Agent 8
Outfit, and Instructions how to make
"big money" Address Euery Where Pub
fishing Company, Brooklyn, N. Y.