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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19
WOMAN OF FASHION.
Must Be Athletic in Order to De
Thoroughly Modern.
vAeus sposr.no wARoaose.
,guse Anvs DAeaiag SD Tschfing Co..
Golf and Teams Dresses
90 Riding Habfts-


, so RssksQuahss worHss can saef1 % os
~,Th1ut =, afaSxtsc fad % some kinf noF-
n4axx Shs RAY have riary oths< cnArfz,T
- ~o-nrsxezts In . measure, s8s - shs
eannos participate sn any % The osffseor
e2or<s xssscn are ssss crate o. snt Hes4f sns
= e1nss<sred old fassleneo asd hsnrssa-
- uutvaresg interest he athletes Elakes
/. 1900 adherence ia the sssnuss~ iris
@s@Arobe. Time ~se whsn- with her morn
- rowu. her waking costume ao9 Dsy
~~Su3ur dress. x1e ccnsi3srss hsfs<f Vel
rs,rd gar = eD.srssr campaign Bss ror
s<+~sr are bet . snzi. ssesnniEg in Der re-
au.res,xr.s, and while sne Tsasna2asoe&
esne Of shs old necessities sss i1ssss. ss'os
~ ssssrsorsl zvypgy o. COSTUMES 30s -
last t~s athletic sports
Tke bztffn~ ruis goes without earins
49, TIE SKINNER 81 20 b spent 81 me
~~asocfn. Il does not. however. 50 WIZ
All rszf-r. ara there was never more sx-
ernsaxs,<e displayed 81 ifs rnske-up fhzn
80. xssson. There are mary reasons why
~1s 9s3s..c exercise more care IN ssssct4ag
: Be tts:nS suit than almost any other cos
eume. The most important one IL ne fse,
ehss one needs ali tha redeemsnT fsataFcs
-. esu eerure 70 compensate for fns un-
a.~eor,trx ARRANGEMENT Of the hair with
s.De Of those hsdeous bathing caps p4sfirg
a down fsxht to the head. or g1FiaE one fsss
ar,paarac see o< flss nai6 VITO witsas tns
dust brush.
The Only thing that really protects the
hair from q wefflng in the salt water = 4
rubber cap that stretches and ras 'aG5t
axouad the head. Tue woman who wears
a. iookx a. IL che had been sealpsa. bat
WITH the addition OF . gsg-eosoret SILK
handkerchief. knoftsd NANNY fashion
ever the forehead. IL kes2s the hair airy.
ard sf.af IL ffs object Of existence.
II Is the Eeress6ty Of wearing this urst'e-
coming cap. consiaei with tie impossi-
A,sltv a. keeping the hair 10 earl. asSuyr-
3nr tssas Il IL straight. that makes e 80 inn
r<raffve that tte bathing SUI itaeE shall
ms&s up fcr some OF the Shortcomings Of
Tire cap.
White r. exceedingly popular among
Aataerr. and sish eoloSe6 trimmings Is is
v@ry attractive IL sna waists the very
are es luxury sn q fmffs!nr xsfsf she
efsosss1 purchase Write fussia siik and trim
A. p1tA rzw9 ~ sHzf fsssae silk ssfAl6. eouse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

so-ged ss.ztsns 10 shs jsssce 20 make I:
med when eos3 and serve With wsfEze1
cram as dessert.
Te prevent lies from allgstinx on pics-
cre frames CT Chandeliers, rub d little OF
o. AaNsncsr o. faen.
Ter sSaSze1 vessels. erzs< or sssea. Tee
potato SHOULD - Sus IN sssSss as i be-
comes soslea fra-, rubasax
Half q tesspo,sful es <a.t in little
cola wsssr wiil relieve heartburn II taken
regularly oesor@ breakfast gradually IN
creas11g the desc 10 ere seaspeoaful. x
VII cure 9ysrenssz. II due attention -
pad 20 TIE tiez. Sail a19 water WIZ care
constipation.
MIX that has beer standing any length
of tire n = bottle or 3ug sheaid asways
De carefully poured iate another bosEls.
leaving Astss AZ the bottom OF the firsS
,esse.. as Z. : INJURIOUS 70 heath. thss
yortson or the mix having often been
known 20 cause typhoid fever
To prevent preserves from xSgaring. add
. little tartarsc scsd when cooked Pre-
ssTseS reed only tying up WITH several
CLOTH. hat they shea.a be looked over &C.
sessanally- Stone Jars Of snail size are
nese Eor preserves For canning fruits.
tn q ssrshsns ssnzs w s Zach ar
aTou2d with paper 10 exclU4e the light
from them.
For jeliies. se,ecs vcur fruit before II
AZ 10 I'VE IT fNCS<sof%. as x Is Always -
much better flavor. II should be put %
ne stove and brought 20 heat. as the
Juice ran De extracted much better. Jsi-
lies should always he strained twice. and
becomes much clearer 70 allowed 20 Grip.
Fut on the Juice ard sllow 81 TO come 70
= F0d. taen skim OF any scum which
may arise. Have sugar measured and
warmed by setting in TIE oven for a few
minutes. add Il 20 the boiling juice. When
mus be n a rat-bostouaed vessel. 50 that
as much surface can be on the stove as
possible IL Il Is desired 10 keep the color
lisAt- ase very little gesatsne. so that II
heed not cook so long. Prom fifteen 20
twenty minutes - long enough for 4 10
cook after II begins 20 boil Better sue
cess can be ha3 BY making il IN small
quantities. After pastIng IN the glasses
lex II set until cola. then cover with a
piece or white paper. FIRST dipping IL in
melted lard. 20 prevent mold coming 70
TIE top. which sometimes happens: lay
this over the Jelly. then paste another
layer OF paper on top OF the glass. firm
" pressing around the edges, or use the
TN covers which row come on the jelly
gases. some seasons more mold viii
accumulate upon things thar others, and
II once removed Il vii. not return
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

people use satin, but ~ soon grows saaxy
ana ycalrw. Black satin With white braid
ts a novelty ehat will desshtiess remain 80.
as wonrn viii never wear such sxtFava-
CANT fh.ngs enough 20 make them common.
White silk f4 not 80 foe'sShlv extraNs-
giant q material as satin. fer IL wears al
most aa well as hEilitanttrs. and being
very lislit IN weight does not hamper the
swimmer. II tNe material - not found
20 h~ WARN eneaghs Gre e&n wesr stA
and weei shsst underneath 70 protect the
chest against the ehtn az She water.
white hrsilisnffne - the next best tAinE.
sf ora cannot afford silk. A me quality
g. almost ss light ss silk. AMI u has
beautiful sheen thar s1stens IN the sun
N-fera ere fakes the plunge. white
sal. % this material with blue o. red braid
srimmlnss can ~ bought FER ffSsa.
II IA surprising what difference coler
makes IN the prize. Fer - 70 ere csn
huv very Eaef black hrsGisnttne -sitt
WITH white brfiissnssne srinamsnss. Thera
are very pretty srlts 70 he BAD fer NA
esat these are made e rather heANr
quality 81 HACK hrt,sisssine.
raarn.l suits are rot 6eviraals. although
.h@x ara considered better fer the health.
for they are too heavy fer any comfort
when one srfrs 20 swsw. H'acs serge.
hoy4ver IL rot q hsd material for TIE
purpose and biack lnSia STA - a<ttrT kAAa
white.
vAsstn~ shoes are % white canvas a.
IS cents. ana Of MACK tersev AZ = ce1's
Shoes ard stockings made soseth@r are
very convenient FOE thsse she d pct
Ntek or thasr shoes before going lnss t5e
Mater. Rat tights witt feet In them are
che nanst satisfactory srrsnxesreat. b.
cause trey 81 way with the HecSsStty q
wearing garsers
TIE hathsag suit Is eniy a beginning n
ones ss.arstnr warsroAss Indeed. - neces-
ssrv ~ 10 chat n has eecosn% raasssF ~
course. ard "a hArtay enttiaft - Place
arsenx athelstie accaetFemenss
yrr~ e.aSsly akin - & ii - re hs<Sc's
egs~tnfne~-akin. a. least IN So est Ttsee
are ne saoouers ard shoTf sNlrt Ss sszss-
ssa.s With waist 20 sui fhs tastes e
ths wearer Tee sweater - Eeewing rscFa
ana mere popular "a wzsss - ~ vera
With a separate skirt. Nsny ee8eet g "a
on the srSana e tss rassszsi essrce - tAs1SA.
bpt sssSse tie sleeves have hwen s@iAExe8
80 toak IKE ether sleeves toe garment
O. rot 50 Questionable SeaxsT a. lie
tseyele sgiFts asu made vita sadie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19
IN ABSENCE.

Al Gzy TIE Fraser valley has bee- hathei
IN summers glory,
ARC TOW the sun IL setting and he
mountains are aglcw.
I've been reading your old letters. ard they
tell tae cld sweet story
o. how yca loved me, sweetheart, n the
days o. long ago
As xgt here IN Tire evening. can FEEL
yoGr love ArcGn1 me-
Although you are 80 far away ] feel
youF presence near.
Like TIE perfume - the roses. sweet. your
very saoexAts SURROUND re.
Ara your love fer RE. ras blessed one.
makes summer al the year.
d SA%pEESO%
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

Mash the berries and extract the juice.
To one quart of Juice put one pound Of
sugar and let IL boil ten minutes. Then
let it stand until cold, and add one gill
OF brandy to every quart. Bottle and SEAL
A tablespoonful put into tunaoler OF cold
water makes a delicious drink.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

C-arnnsnx srs ssAsaw Yartlrs ~ fsve o.
rs.ar< esa oefaf- r~awe~e rates 20 ard greg1
Lake Crescent ~ saFagtng - James MGR
xan Axrnt Straits Steamship Cemp &Ey.
Nrsser DIX
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

WHO. me- oh. yes; remember now.
was just letting him sample my new
cholera mixture"
HAS M Beasley got the choieraT'
NO. Sas-coasoan4 hIsn-he's got the
MIXTURE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19
Gooseberry Sauce.
Raspberry Vinegar.

Put four quarts OF red raspberries In
a crock and pour vinegar enough over
them to cover them. and let il stand in
a cool place twenty-four hours. Scaid
them and strain. put in a preserving kettle.
and TO every pint Of Juice add pound OF
sugar. Bob twenty minutes and bottle
While hot. This Is much rclishei by the
sick. one tablespoonful being used 10 =
glass % cold water.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19
Raspberry Jam,

Use three-quarters OF pound OF sugar
10 one pound of fruit. Mash the fruit and
add the sugar. Boil ;free-Quarters OF an
hour, stirring well FIJI small pint Jars
or glasses. covering them first with paper
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19
Ia Fashions Interest.

Marrow black lace r. used 20 edge chif-
ION rufgfez and the full neck r9ches SO
much worn.
Pretty fronts 70 wear with open Jackets
are made OF two lengths of RIBBON about
Eve inches wide. with a Jaboz or lace ana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

Water Palace programme commences 20
Cav xsth ire funny sk.sca. Trial wlth-
oas a JGFv~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

YRS, Regiment Rsaa rsssA PARK ms
sEterrcsn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19
At the Picnic.

Cleveland Leader. ~
what was that black bottle saw you
hand to Mr. Beasley behind the trefg''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19
VALUABLE RECIPES.
Mean.
y9EAEASY,

Menu.
BREAKFAST.
Rice. wErs Cream ana Sugar.
Caves. Liver Hashed on Toast
LUNCHEON.
RASPBERRY Jam and Rolls
English Breakfast Tea
DINNER
Boiled Founder. Sau.e Hol,andaisA
Potato Balls
Roast Lamb. MlnE sauce.
Peas Stuffed Tomatoes Baked.
Snow Pudding
Coffee.
MENU FOR THE Chatting Dish.
Vienna Rolls Bus,ered
Tomatoes with Mayonnaise.
Raspberry lee
Sailed Aimonis
Bralsed Tongue.
Simmer slowly in slightly saiseA water
a fresh beef tongue for two hours. or
until tsnder. then take OF the skin and
roots. pat the tongue IN a baking pan and
pour sauce around IL and bake an hour ia
the oven Serve with the sauce around 1t
hot
;
Blackberry Balls.
Make biscuit dough and roll II cut q
Quarter of an inch in thickness. Cut IL
into squares. put tablespoonful Of ber-
rlss On each square. bring the cor2srs
together ard then Place them on but
tered tn Melt cra tablespoonful OF but
ter and one OF sugar together IN fourth
OF a cup OF boiling water, and brush the
dough balls with Il. Bake then IN a hot
oven and serve with sweet sauce. Ex-
cei,ent.
q Rice Dessert.
One halt cupful OF rice cooked IN hail
pint Or milk. add while hot a half cup
chopped dates. put il IN mods and serve
with sweet sauce favored with orange
juice or any fruit juice.
Gooseberry Sauce.
Pick over the fruit. remove the stems
thirds OF bowl OF sugar for every bowl
OF fruit Put IL in q porcelain kettle and
pour over than cup OF cold water. then
put over the fire and allow them 10 cook
very slowly until every berry Is soft This
sauce viii make delicious pie. using II
with an upper and under crust. and ex-
celieni relish TO serve with roast meats.
Put II in glass jars and seal tight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

FIRST Regiment Bard L~sehl PARK .aia
&ftexn0on.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

having been dipped in brandy. 20 keep
OF she n1sid. or dtpping the paper IN
melted lard viii answer. then seal up
fight II IN glasses. have q second paper
dgp2sd in the white os an egg, and press
closely sTogn1 thu tumhIers 20 exclude
the all.
Ginger Sherbce
Foar large. juicy lemons. oas quart %
water. ere pound and q quarter % sugar;
make Il as yoa 10 a lemonade. ARD whez
Il Is frozsn add a teas1oonfus o. Jamaica
ginger. ard INC tablespoons OF syrgp from
the preservs1 Canton xinger. Adj tns
nsSrszg2e ard stand away 20 rirer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

Household Hlnss.

IL preserving fru.t there il apt 70 os q
gecz deal Q. juice left. Adj enough Dis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

pawsaisA Dairy %. svvAm 5 re best
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EsS crowds 1asly sc Taompssa dive Al:
A&2.xsa pxxk-
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4 Rice Dessert.

One half cupful OF rice cooked IN half
pint or milE. add while hot 4 half cup
chopped dates. put il In mods and serve
with sweet sauce favored with orange
juice or any fruit juice.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
Very truly yours,
NJ. K. KING.
NJ
General Manager

Whereas, it is deemed deslr>
able that the railroad right OF
way, through the lands Of
between the--and--ln1le
post, be fenced as hereinafter set
forth. Therefore, this agreement
entered into, between --a and
the Norfolk & Southern Railroad
Company. =,
Witnesseth; that---shall
furnish and erect on the line OF
the said Railroad at the place
above named sufficient posts to1
the said fence, and said Railroad
Company shall furnish and place
on the same the wire necessary
and proper for such fence, which
fench shall thereafter belong t
the landowner and be kept anC
maintained by him.
III the performance OF thu
contract the parties hereto b1n'
themselves, their successors, he'll
and assigns and have caused til
same to be signed and sealed.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18

Purify your blood with Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which will give you an appe-
tite, tone your stomach and strengthen
your nerves.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
The RctnscniId 8 Fortune

The fortune Of the RDthscl11lds
has often been mentioned III
print, but the Paris Signal gives
some new and interesting lntor-
nation about it. According to
this authority the total wealth OF
the Rothschild family at the
present time amounts to 10000
100000 francs, of which the
French branch possesses 1,OOo,-
900, 900. In 1875 they had less
than half this sum, showing that
their fortune has doubled Ill Is
wears. In 1900 the grandfather
of the present generation OF
Rothschilds had nothing, his
financial success beginning after
the battle Of Waterloo. 1t IS es>
tilnated that III 1865 their tort
tune will, If continue to grow as
heretofore, amount to the stupen,
dous sum of 5oo,ooo:ooo,ooo
! francs. The interest on thu:
capital would be sufficient te
snstain 100000 people-tha'
is the entire present population
| of France.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
They're After Him ,

A number of men from North
Carolina are securing Norfolk
county for the men who nearly
murdered and robbed the Old
marketman, Glover, near Sun
bury, N. c., two weeks ago while
en- route home from this city,
stealing his mule and cart and
leaving the old man for dead on
the road. 1t is reported that the
pursuers were close behind a
team answering to the one stolen,
but no information has been re-
ceived as to whether it was the
right party.-Norfolk Landmarks
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
Good Advice.

The following from an Elk
change is particularly timely just
now and the advice therein given
is commended as worthy Of all
acceptance and fit to be acted up
on:
Don't let politics cause you to
fall out with your friend and
neighbor.
"Don't let it interfere with
your business to such al extent
that it causes you to be partisan
in your dealings. Keep ever IL
your mind the fact that above all
you and your neigllbor, who may
differ politically, are citizens 0.
the same glorious country, and
that he may be as sincere IN HI:
opinion rs you are il yours
| Don't think that your part,
holds all that IS good and true
and that all others contain ONLY
evil. It is perfectly proper and
indeed commendable, that yo'
should take sufficient interest II
political questions to inform
yourself thoroughly concerning
them; and having formed you
views, it is your right and dut
as good citizen to vote you
sentiments, but do not forget t
accord to other; the same RICH
! YOU claim for yourself.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
Reformed Courtin 9.

An Atkinson girl IS writing
a book which will be an attack
on the present social system.
Her principal objection to So
cietv is the manner III Which
young men do their counting. At
present, when a young man goes
to see a girl, she cannot tell
whether he means business or is
Just amusing himself. What she
wants to do is to have all under>
standing that if a young man
goes to see a girl certain NUM-
Der of times it is to constitute an
engagement, aud she advocates
having the Legislature passing a
law making the young man
liable to a damage suit If he
breaks away after going the
specified number of times. She
proposes that the Legislature
authorize the printing of blank:
or coupons, which every cir
must keep at her house, an<
whenever a young man calls IL
must sign his name to one o
them. When she has, say, tel
signatures of one young man t.
ten different coupons, she cal
consider herself engaged to him
aud she can recover damages
he refuses to do the right thing
If a girl is willing to allow
Young man to come and see he
more than the number OF time
required by law and not conslde
it an engagement, she must sig
a release relieving him Of al
liability. The book will soon b
finished, and she expects it t
have big sales. She believes ths
if her idea is carried out it Wi
result i'll less anxiety to parent:
less trouble tor the girls and
blessing to society,".
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
Schedule III effect Aug. y, 1896

Schedule III effect Aug. y, 1896
>.orf5l. < Southern r. r. Mail aud
F<,-ess trains, Southbou1d, daily lex
cort ~u1lay-,} tcare Elizabeth City at
TI:a5 4. H., anda 6:I5 P. n; North
bo9rd. daily. except Sundays! leave
Tyiza5ctH CIV at 2:45 p. III, and $40 a.
-. T.rc trains arrive At and depart
80, Norfolk 6. Western depot, Eoriolk;
-o,,rcst =. Norfolk with ali Rail aud
Sgcgr.-r lines, and al Edcnton with
St,a-ser .o~ Roanoke, Castle, C1oW2n
and s5ouppcinong rivers; transfer
s.car1crs to ,da-key's Ferry. thence BY
>:1rf3sk s Southern Z. K. 70 PanttaO
AID 8e,rlva:i. connecting with steamer
Vjr.in;a Dare f9r Ma.,cieyFll-e, AuEo-
r.. Washington and all intermediate
Iau2;nvs.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
4 Timely Reminder.

Each season forces upon orr consider
alton its own peculiar perils TO health
The advent of fall finds many reduce
III strength and vigor, poorly prepared
TO continue the business of life. The
stomach and bowels, the great highway
of animal economy, IS especially liable
TO disorder i'll the fall. The nervous
system has also suffered i'll the struggle
typhoid fever and malaria III particu-
lar fad i'll the fall that combination OF
earth, air and water that mark this
season as especially dangerous. Tho
falling leaves, the decaying vegetables
contribute their share of containing
ton. Hoods Sarsaparilla furnishes a
most valuable safeguard at these I'M
portant points, and should be used i'll
the fall before serious sickness has laid
YOU low.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
or MUTUAL BENEFIT.

The Norfolk & Southern RI.
Co., make the following propo>
sition to land owners along their
line
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE,
Norfolk, Va, Sept. /, 90.
DEAR SIR:-It is, as you know,
very desirable that fence should
be built between your premises
ard those Of this Company Ill
order to protect your crops and
stock; and this Company from
loss, risk and annoyance III kill
ing animals on our track, and IN
their crossing cattle guards into
your fields.
For the purpose therefore OF
promoting and encouraging the
building Of such fence this Cons
pany makes the following prop
osition to you, viz: If you gill
furnish and erect in place along
the line dividing this Company 5
right of way and your premises
sufficient number of good and
durable posts, then this Company
will we'll and strongly faster
thereon good galvanized wire
fence, and thereafter the fence sc
built shall belong to and bf
maintained by the landowner II
accordance with the contract Sc
forth below.
1t will be to your advantage
that the posts shall be of white
post or chestnut, oak, juniper
locust, or other durable wood
They should be eight feet long
not less than six inches dialncte
at the large end, barked "n'
charred for four feet from tn
larger end.
They should be set three fee
in the ground, plumb and wei
rammed, and placed sixteen lee
apart.
AS a further induCcnent
build fences this Company WI
give an annual pass over It's RAJ
road tor the ensuing year to n
landowner who in any year sha
have had the most linea feet
the above described fence III G.
cess of 500 feet built along IL
line between this Company
premises and his land.
If you wish to avail yourse
Of this opportunity to obtain
good fence, you may notify Il
and a copy of the following CO..
tract will be sent to yon tor 81
nature.
Very truly yours,
NJ Z LINc
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18

One advantage of taking Aver Sar-
saparilla to purify the blood IS that you
need not infringe upon your hours Of
labor nor deny yourself any food that
agrees with you. III a word, you are
not compelled to starvc or loaf, Wh1.c
takinyit. These are recommendations
worth considering.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18

The Norfolk & Southern K Il.
Co., make the following propo>
sition to land owners along their
line
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
SOUR SENTIMENTS.

You cannot dream yourself Ill
to a character; you must hammer
and forge yourself out.
Ifthe whole truth were known
the world would be full of people
with hanging heads.
The man who sits down to
wait for somebody's old shoes
will need A cushion OH his chair.
If all the people knew what
they were talking about there
wouldn't be nearly so much SAID
as there is now.
An aesthetic Writel says: III
is a whitening commentary uPot
orr modern costume that nf
sculptor has dared, or ever viii
dare, to model a statue wearing
stovepipe hat.
In the beginning a man think
he is unworthy of the loved one
:. later he fatters himself she mad
good choice. finally he wonder
why he did not choose sOmebod,
more worthy Of him.
:
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18

\ great many people arc influenced
bv what others do, and that is one OF
the reasons why SO many take Simmons
Liver Regulator. II was suffering
greatly from Chills and Fever and the
more quinine took the worst | telt. l
was told of simmons Liver Regulator,
by friend i'll Arkansas, and d1dn t
need to take much Of it before [ was
entirely relieved '-ByrCn Bradley,
Tallahassee, Fla.