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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-18
TO GO A-SWiMMING.

Twill Carleton, in Every Where for July.
There's a red letter page that is brighter
for its age,
And the finger marks of Time are never
dimming
1t has very much to say of hot summer
day,
When we fellows ran away to 90
a-swimming.
Creeping through lengthy grass while
dancing shadows pass,
Threading deep haunted woods where the
squirrel slows his goods.
And birds nrsted high teach their little
ones to fly,
Where the grape cluster shines IN a wilder
ness Of vines,
Where are messy pillows green not a
sIumberer hath seen,
And the red flowers grow in a blossom
drift OF snow
1t was maybe twice As gay that We felt
bit astray,
When we fellows ran away, to &c
a-swimniHG
And the river and the pool were 50 heaven
like and cool,
With fresh baby breezes over-skimming
Everything we'll contrived for a pleasure
shOrt-liyed,
When we runaways arrived to 90
a-sWimming
Now all ready-nOw plunge and our
bodies like sponge
That unduly dry has been, seem 20 drink
the water III
We are cropping in the caves of the cold
silent waves,
We are climbing to the air, tinging torrents
from our hair,
And we struggle to and fro through the
ripples' gentle flow,
And we duels gaily fight with the FLASHING
waters bright,
On each other, through the fray, ninging
barrels full Of spray
Oh, the mad and merry day we went
a-swmming
Now the moral of this rylmp, is for |
youths careless time
Full of good, sober counsel it is brim- |
ming:
In your labor or your play, your superiors
obey:
Don't you ever run away to 90 a-swim- !
ming. |
Though the flo yer jewels shine with a |
radiance divine,
And the daisy blossoms creep in the |
meadows half asleep,
And the clouds are like a high floating |
castle in the sky,
And the forests branches dumb wink and |
bcckOn you to come,
And shady little nook you know where
the dainty pillows flow,
Whose delicious quiet charms would fold
you in their arms
BE 0Dedient while you may on the shore
of duty stay
Don't you ever run away to go a-swim-
ming.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-18
Be Careful of the Water.
lGoldSboro Headlight

The time has come when young
people who fool with the water NAV
expect to be drowned. 1t is the hot
season, and boys are tempted to swim
IN the river or lake. Those VINO can
not swim will set beyond their depth
and 60 under. Those who can swim
will take greater risks, and may take
cramps and be drowned. The fool
who rocks or upset boat to scare his
friends will be around, and is liable to
brighten someone 10 death The per-
son to be suppressed at once, as
precautlon, is the young man who
thinks he can sail boat, when he
knows nothing about it, and succeeds
III taking a plesure party out for sail
and sailing them to watery grave.
A little caution may save many during
the drowning season.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-18
Among the Poultry.
1St. Louis Republio1


Suntlower seed add luster to the
plumage.
Oats are one of the best feeds for
moulting hens.
The Pekin ducks develop early and
are good market fowl.
Geese thrive on plenty of good past
urage and plenty of water.
Train the poultry to roost in the
poultry house from the start.
1t does not pay to be economical by
starving the young growing fowls.
The Minorcas, Leghorns and Black
Spanish chickens are valued for their
laying.
If ducklings are exposed to wet wea-
ther they are apt to take cramp in
their legs.
The laying of unusually large eggs
denotes that the hens are in an over
fat condition.
Do not keep too many fowls together.
Small flocks we'll cared for will give the
best results.
Mixing scotch snuff or insect powder
in the dust bath will help to rid the
fowls of lice.
1t is well to remember that as the
chickens grow and increase in size thew
will need room.
1t you are obliged to confine the
fowls now, see that they have a supply
of green food daily.
The roosts should be low, especially
for large heavy fowls and should all be
of the same height.
Better not hatch out any more chick
ems until September. They will not
thrive in the hot weather.
Ii you have a number of good old
hens, do not change them all for pull
lets. Keep some of the old hens.
Feathers and combs are largely mat
tiers OF fancy, but egg laying and
chicken raising are a matter of business.
Fowls that have the run of the farm
now, do not need much grain. The bugs
and insects they pick up take the place
of it.
The good layers are active and
generally on the move, the first birds
out inc the morning and last to roos.
at night.
Milk and wheat are good material
with which to feed the young chickens.
They furnish the materials from which
bone is made.
When hens stop laying see if they
cannot be started again by changing
the feed; give less grain, and more
meat and skim milk.
The time to gather feathers from
ducks and geese is when the feathers
are ripe. Do not wait until the fowls
lose part Of them.
All hens that cannot be depended
upon for winter layers or that are not
needed as mothers next spring, should
be fattened and marketed as soon as
possible.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-18
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-18
Star A
Alkaline k
Water. -

ana 11sSa tata oy Or. II b. Battle, Director
=. ". Mallett, Professor of General anu anu
Virginia. - 'i'o university OF
th a wonderful combination of nature for
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i'' Fer' Constipation and Dyspepsia.
maniaiS a'Snosue containing analyses, testi-
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- Henderson, NJ
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-18

Monthly Pains cured BY Dr. Miles Pain Pill.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-18
just What's Needed

Exclaims thousands of people who have
taken Hoods Sarsaparilla at this season
of the year, and who have noted the success
of the medicine in giving them relief from
that tired feeling, waning appetite and
state of extreme exhaustion after the close
confinement OF long winter season. the
busy time attendant upon a large and
pressing business during the spring months
and with vacation time yet some weeks
distant. 1t is then that the building nm
powers Of Hoods Sarsaparilla are fully
appreciated. 1t seems perfectly adapted
to overcome that prOstration caused by
change OF season, climate or life, and
while it tones and sustains the system Il
purifes and vitalizes the blood.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-18
IN THE LEAD !

That is where we are cor
tlnually striving to be, spur
red on by the appreciation
and good will of our many
customers. And You VII
find us right there when i
comes to carrying a choice
and fresh line of
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-07-18

The BEST is what the People
buy the most Of. That's Whv
Hoods Sarsaparilla has the largest
sale OF ALL MEDICINES.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-14
MIuU-LL.,i1-CUo I.lmS.

"A silk-worked screen inscribed
"ThisH screen, the work of Queen Anne,
was presented by her majesty to Rt.
Hon. Richard Hill, ambassador to the
court of Turin, 17O3," came under the
hammer in Shrewsbury at the sale of
the effects of the bankrupt Viscount
Hill, fetching $3.50.
What are said to be the two oldest
vessels in the merchant service in the
United States arrived at Calais, Me-,
together Il few days ago. They are the
Polly, schooner of eighty-four tons,
built In 1905, and the schooner Hiram,
Quilt in 1919. The Polly is the vessel
that captured n British brig at Machias
in the war of 1912.
"A great many persons firmly be-
licve that ants do not sleep. This
superstition arises from the fact that in
moonlight nights during the summer
ants have often been seen at work
about their nests. People of almost all
nations have believed that ants lay up
food for the winter. The alleged fact
is mentioned many times in ancient
and modern literatures, and is directly
stated in the Book of Proverbs. They
do no such thing. During the winter
they remain in n torpid or semi-torpid
condition, reviving under the genial
warmth of the spring sun.
The bicycle has taken Holland,
and the state railroads have had to
determine what they shall do with it.
Unpacked and accompanied by the
rider they will take it as personal bag
gage for the sum of seventy cents
equnl to twenty-eight of ours. This
is for any distance, but you can't go
far in Holland unless you go
round and round. The owner
must help take it on and of
the baggage car, and transfer it from
one train to another where such is nee
essary; and the railroad will not be re-
sponsible for damage to an unpacked
wheel.
AT Alexandria the Serapeum,
where the last of the great public Ii
braries was preserved, was recently
discovered by DR.. Botti, director Of the
Alexandrian museum. The column
that rose in the middle, visible from
the sea as well as from the land, he
Identifies with Pompey's pillar. He
has found the tank of the fountain
that stood in the central court and the
channels cut through the rock that led
the water to it, inscriptions of the time
of Hadrian and Severus dedicated to
Serapis, bull of fine workmanship,
remains of gilded ornaments and few
tombs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-14
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

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LIVER. REGULATOR Qiquid or powder]
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md strengthens the whole system. And
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Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
hat worn out and debilitated feeling.
These are all caused by sluggish Liver.
jood digestion and freedom from stomach
roubles will only be had when the liver
S properly at work. If troubled with any
If these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medl-
lines, and Better than Pills.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20

9fior bieu Der ltiitst en- ~llnaocms,
forenirs unoer Rapust "5rdm'. I,bs
lemmsrus bar Msoe busr 14oe 9do.
bucr be bisfutersr Dit % Dat. ON
5OrcHirsen "5ram" fan isre til oppt
edsr cnot, ital unre nIast.
On llngopmsRot bfsp ibBit Eat
iauns | G~auolanb.. 81. steuItao q
Carer. Ter er mango 5ubbrlsutter
paa Sfoleu.
3 auauit bar Ger idd flor en- 8dnS.
Hon, at Der life bar pGret osnS 2iae
iibsn 1879.
S~asbru9st ~tilhsrenbe 8. GGubsr.
lamb rs O. Safitleu bfeo ifpQet prt,
ila fun ct Bar GtOlper fob igieu.
s Scii uibutOt 5ielO9uttsns etDs,
terlas Sfpttsrfef i Rsn. Ter fal
bope panfet blooise gauOsr. Den enc
Slassbrober toS Zig 5OrifrRftslie. at
ban itreu fig ino iom 9%utaloibolos,
mano meo bet lamme. 8. Sopoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20
446

"tOm msb BEN Gut, men Burtis; tbi Gi0eu er nu ristis
%toitbar."
"ga, bet er bar: glarreitreser, Rub:, Saptsiusn iores
iIaar, at tuse SnOiunerens seit cs ride Iie til bsres eer. 4"
"Saiaa, iaa ban nil tage Ii9e ben til cen, nil ban?"
"9taurIigui5 fan bet lite mere til noeen gtptte for ham
at tasc omtrins Suitene, ba DC funoe ie Fan, TONNE fla
aae Cher"
"Sab. is uiIos pare forbout, ON be fmloc be funte
lite le mig - bet tuuSe De life, ON iaa ale &irltringerue
gapSe Cine iom en- Salt - bet funbs be life, Sia."
"SuOrIsOs5,- ipurste ies, "mener De, at bet or muli9t
for 9ioasn at Marine zig beres 2er ubsn at blue beunGrtet2
@r bet iaa, 2e msuer Hubs?"
"Sa. bet er uetOp bet, iss msucr, unse Wtano - uei, lite
iaa sanifs BET bsacr - NOsen, inso: js life; budb iss
iasoe par, at ~benrcberre Srapper. Gu6e &nwIiuS fra ROtD
MlOumtuins, ban tunoe LITE fig inc Osune eeir netop Iisss
Jon, ct egn sisnnsnr en- StiftslsbarbuTt, uoen at Snoiauerne
itu!be is BAN; os bet enbos ON bisie rpobnSeoe Sturte
bauce iere Dine fine Souscsr, emo De tauoe lltoi paa fig,
iOm be efier min 9egnins life bar fac Iiost al. Saa man
Tan lite tom,re ino bsres 9eir uoen at olive feet, bab - bu
CT bIeucn srsn, 9ia Carer"
"Sporleoes Tan bet ite. Gube, iortIur mig bet - 0s uso,
bpor utaaImooia -"
"Sliu itts utaaImObis, unse manb, Bet nYtter life til
Noseatin9; De torruer til at trGnge til en- COB Del SaaIs
~mopisbeo, for De fan fOmme til at parms Sem usO bin SIo;
men bet tan Iaos fig siors. os bet til rssts gio osiaa, buis
De ct os st uiI fslse samle Rntss anpisnins % bepette
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20
Yaa &rigsitten.
Srnror Of anptein M pue HetL

que iaHS % ~bstru9tebe bum; be pibite, at insen geitens
WV '0e 6|lpe tnSet, Tor Gube baube uttalt fin Weuin9,
y " 0'n'soe reo mere eaer miubre SaalmobigbeO pua, at
gan lube tale.
o"'' " u'Outer lorlCb, c9 enOrl itoo ben 9amle Sraps
"O'VG9eI9 uoen At tale ct Srp; life en- 0iulteI beuGs
~ 49, cans Eaber iOrbGeu urOrIise, Inn bans 9ne ops
''' "al SIu, be iman Sir'ten: s~uitreO: fine oybe ISus
. Saa!eOeS iom bu Der itOO, itu os lille, bauoc tan
v" <89sO neO en- Statue, men meo ct 6usIeifrGmiel,
Fs n" NJ 0p paa en- StpE, og ben LANCE ei Gerst meOtusnc
i,L It l0'ai'oltsOe life sisbeOem. 5ulOe ii Minuter par
nS"s ~ % enonn taIte BAN lite, bans "Sratsl" bapSe
~Taa lte oi8iUet fit euur.
mt, So y' I09t, at bet ucO FORTE yIit oar ~panifeIist at fss,
BEN . Sam'e WsanO iaa usO Sssiepi5su eaer uO Ouer
,, ;, ~" 'O H0'rrs at iasttase BAN, iaa j,s, at ban giorbc
yoo r'"i mart beucOeS bans Sine Ii0t, iom on ban iua
Rim 's0' Mart ~lGnteOes be isisn os ipntss at trense IND
bon :, ia Sr'el8peOeu bsnteoe BAN Spsuucns Data -
IA, ~y'''n'a9en unsit, ~itolepe ban paa lin @aDDou-
Er. :" '"O Iaa lGnge i~taasuoe, at be Sprise ~bespnote at
On ~ "u1'"Oo Sc; De par uls msset ipanote paa lOfaIbet,
5,,s."''1 @rHnN. ba suscn iaasoO;fom par ct giuss
iusn,'" SHsen siOrOe imiolcrtio nost 6OrIOs paa at
sr,I s.. "" oslgHNsrIise samle MunO. inssn uOpsoe at
" :" 'usr TO al 9OItens bapbs ausreos buut en-
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20

40
Prsue paa, bpab Bet piI0e ise at bEanbe fig bans afiarer,
% Der par iuSen, iOm ~onieoe at uoiGtts fig for en- ifarp
Sale" al ben srelsic Grapper.
GnoeIio nRrmeoe garep fig, men lite ierenb 9iube reo Ell
circumference 0tpiten paa !Doueoet os ct neppe bcrIi9t AFub"
fra fine tpnSs 9aber bite Segu til, at aaoitasningen par
tlenos, os at ben @uoOOm, iom ppboIOt Jig paa Sunpsu al
bans SpSiepibe. bauOe nsOIaot fig til at iuare.
Seq bauoe ~tiaisemeo De Surise iasttaset ban.. ben uos
trvts iuIOs gsueselie meo Souepet bebusepe mig; leg ipntes
ON ben laoe, men ~betpoenOe Sui5Ien. buoruleO 9iaaOlasains
9n ineQem bam o. bans 9frtes gano enOte: bet par ct 3sgn
til, at &nuOsu par lot - at ben samIe Srapper bauOe funs
bet en- Elau, JON sicrpe bet muIist at tOmme ino ben ins
biauifs getr.
garep os ri rGrrreos os, bog aoen at tiltale BAN, bertil
tenbte ri BAN for pei; ri uiots, at ban MATTE ousrlaoeS
til fla lelp o. pGIse i'm Go til at f~remioune meo be npe
6prllas, nj fiIepe os fun tuuic uso bans SIDE.
"Gu, Bill, " iasr: ban, eiter at bape truttet gsiret bpbt,
Aps De unac @anO, buao tantcr S besse ON Seu9srre Gag
- fer fem ro - tpoe?"
"SpRrt fem" par Gareps Iafontffe Spar.
"Spntes osida feu Oct SespnOeIien."
Oct fan life nptie at tante paa at fomrc ino ceres
eeir. " iusue ben unss srupper en- n~eOiaseu Gone.
"Suao er bet ior en- grOnifoains, iom bar puttet bet inb
| SopsOet pau big, Sla."
"Si bar 10 ristisnut Ell gIan, tom ri nu bar i~nuffet ON.
msn ben suer itfe ltort."
"saS bpre, Bill" iasoe 9ubs rsh ct circumference Grin,
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20
Srep fra Suooaf, Wor9e.

ga jes fra Slere bar iaaet sumOb.
ming on at itriue ct Sreu til "Secpra5
Soften. faar ies M nebitriue nosle
2iujer.
Ser regusr % former / 9uboal M.
Rssn - &esn fra Mur9cn til sliten
@ro pec, bpur oft &esnet fommer fra,
Ger er soc % triIt; en- t9t 3aa0c bpia
fer pocr Spsoen. intet 2ip eller Serb
iel eitsr Seisn, FIN ct sler auoet Spgs
oemcumelte fees, inobpaet / TN Gesns
fappe, mems ban itabbsr / SpIe %
Sano ttl anRerue.
GuoOal er fpttet ino / fine gamle
Sprmer i9ien III, ba Sommercn er
cper; naar Eurlittrufifen er OpbGrt, ba
fer man isien, buorlepes Suooal bar
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20
Az

Cireue usI % paste, at life GGuosrae tIaprer. Seq ueo, q
De nil siOre BET atiam9en - sr bet lite iaa - ct Qe be
reot til at fsIse init Rdao?"
asa, is IOper u1agtiS at retts mig %bereftsr."
Set par fOrlunoist iagt, ristist i~orftanbi9t - nu e.
g bore nit 9taao."
Ga 0iubc ia9oe bette, uarntsoc ban fig nOtanten al Sto
un cg Uintepe til Carer o9 mig, at VI ftu!os fsIgc Fam
Sag rosIe al Dc poerits guife, iom iniotsrtto par bpc no
til at tiste iOm Stiul, tafteoe Ian fig paa 9nG; is fuIgt
bans erempeI o9 tnaIeoe paa bans bore SiOc, rneoers Ga
rep bsieOe lg neo paa renitre.
gore Zine par r,tteSe paa ben inoionife eeir, iont nj ,D
0eIi9 tunOe L - iaa tpbeIig. ipm bet par mulist ueb Spe
af Ell altior taritnnenoe Maaur.
Giterat nj en- lib tuuIe baucs bstrastet Secneu, neOIri
ben somIe 9rappsr fig til at bespuoe Sarntater.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20
s9Se sasittl. - sraSperens 9iaas.

"9iaa Sia garsp % De uusc IRanO, flau m 9tnsns op,
os is paa beres 2eir. os il, ON Der lite fiuoss en- gsi. iOa
isrer Iise ino 9isrtst al ben - 3 ier ben, bpaoa"
"Sngen Settet ge," ~iuarepe Garep en- ~ipersenSG
Gone.
"Sattet, 10, brsrt StriOt paa geieu = ben ~ausrbeOfs
gspGtuins."
@5atep % is lob pore Sns i~peiosuoe ias bsnOusr Ssjs
rsns SmsipeIir % ben marIissenOe SIctte, ren nj tHHO,
lite ppcase uoset, ioul tunes tfne til StinI for ben, Der
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20
o. ban ipiasbe rent pppsrfist msIem

oA gaH piueoe rem ppperii9I meuen
atterne.
"6jeIecDcntpret" gift nufiaa bra; be-
bar nosle. iom ipiIsoe ristis soot eitel
Smlt9notebeocrne - ps mOriomt Dol
bet ira iBrft iii iibit.
Sioen ouuiebe ma til Mibnat %
Itiltes oel iurnsisoe. 81 III gus %
Sjem bos 9ottDr Grimssaarb; be,
uar r8iaa Slao @lttauo ps Carer 9i
9arion, % bu fan fro, bet ifortebe lift,
paa gtoro % 9tttisbeber.
Sgnoas Gitermiooas ifuloe Setter
paa "SreioabIit" iOrtiattes. men b
maatte biem isien, us fit Ssnoas Mur.
gen tlsre meo Smut Saaium iii Ses.
lanbssranO. 8i iasoe Dor sjeitirie
prGstise SGrt GrimSsaarO gaf 10,
oft GuOt bsuiit os ruslebe opOper. 9
meote mango WienneIfer baaoe inben'
% roenbp9os. be ituloe TT 8ebebuist
iur Der bar netup glarsieit ibas. q
Setter meo en- Sang altiaa. Wanst
par oit tiliteoe ueb bcs9e; iomme Oil
pei fra ben enc til ben auben.
S 2iauitus5 unst iasbe pi Saruel pf
Gaf iur Chips til Smut Saaiun,, ue
relite op til @ieoeitab til SObns GU
ifenOebaru SUbn SusiisDl. ut TONNE
til @isoeitab er melt iOnl at fomms til
Sic, be ligHer btnapoen: ianne itenebe
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sisne 81. @sum, eisrio z. ROrbltos,
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