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Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04

beibeSe ieiennsm sraifminsen. Der bar
ct par nprfis GsttIementer of BERTHA
omtrmt en- 20 a 80 Mh, bpor be babe
norff preit os airfs. os nosl, at cs Be-
ftemie os iaa til at tass en- sur bib. De
bapbs Der bpsset fig Diem | tptte Sio'
gen Os rpbbet Oa,. iaa be bapos meg,i
fine Garme % fob fig sOSt. gi itoppso
bos paftor aubreaisn ct par Daee %
hdpbe bet meset bpsseIist. Da oi iaa
tom tilbuse til palouis, iaa bar bet at
blip frrois til at reiTe tilbase til Saipa.
Seq iunbs liesfom life tribes, oa lea bar
ppfset op Der paa pr9rtsn % bar life
oont til at I. iaa meset Stos; os noele
al be andre beitemts fig osfaa til at bIips
mto. De fife fig bra en lib, men ida
blep be "SacpdIpse" be oa5ua. oanost
Der er fruetbart, os Der aples en- Mango.
5pebe Saprs os simotbp, os Der potser
csiaa en- Mansoe Srust. men Der sr in.
tet iterre Marteo Der for 6armprobuts
ter, men bet bliper bel beore meo Sio<n,
Do Sernbdnerne MI frrlanssr ublu Beta
ling for Transportation. Guoftisnt
Sarmine sr liot tilbas. for Often, iaa
er bog 6olt pei tilfreos, bbor bu trailer
benz, os | boab gsiilins Be .r. Sois
bn Tiger, bu bill reiis til Gften isier. Ial
Tiger ale Tom en-: Su tommer mart til
baee ieisn! Man fan lspe Der Iiesida
epbt Tom | Eften, men ale tan 10 life
tribes paa en- Ylabs. Gn 9ins er ftttert,
bet er bebre 3limdt Der. % bet er lite
umulis, at isg ensang oil ie Wafbineton
isisn omeno iss bleo inor Der oenne
Sang. Rsiien bib igisn ait soot os pei.
9i Tom igiennem Soaho. ben uorors Del
at Ntontdna os 8poming, hpor Der naa
fen bare bar Stotranhss. 0a ni tom
nebi Rebruita ct Stptts, III bi ieisn is
8orn, og BET oar en- sanite flor Joran'
bring fra 8sitens fore Stose. Ser i
Wporbeub bar bet neiten bet famine. Tom
ba hi reiite; Der bar bbssst en- Orf. Der
sr bpeget ct fort mt Stolebus, ION er er
prpo for gpsn os Sprias 9al.1
SppnTbip. Der er Smautppper bsrs
runbt M, men ben er life furlie, Ter BET
no til, bu ben sr al en- me9et milo Qrt.
"Gurn Suitineen" er MI fGrois, % Der
bleo en- tor aoling, og oa Yriierne cr
sooe, og 5armsrus tilfreois. Seq mdu
MI flute meb Snftet ON en- %aI9oeIis Sui
til "9ecorab spoftsn"s Rsoattsr, qerfo'
male og 29iers. 8. 5.
Wpprbeao, Sd.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
@ulobrOnnp.
GranFas Sap, gusaue So, seraI

GrdnfiQs Sap, 9osque So, Seras.
Den lite Dec. 1900 feireos Mr. Soban
@msion os !Suitru 1T @ulobrplup t
Opsrp9r al 300 @jeftsr. MiOous bi.o
isroerst 81, II os ale muIise eooe 0tettsr
bleo Ienbt runbt. Otter Miooas bo!ot
Paitor s. g. Rpitao en- Sale for Sub
brplupspurrst os prof. q. 8. 0an6p
SlIsn fang Oct er iau pnoist at fel9e3
ab." Sg "gtoris gunp" bsarsos benz
mso mango Stptter al spo Muitt. Mr.
arnsion os !Suitru blsO fpr9rst manage
fmutte 8apsr at fine gennsr til Grinz
bring ON 0dgen. Mr. Grneion og 9as
Itru er fsbt i 0siten, Sepemart.n, Rors
ge, % tom til 4msritu Qurst 1868. d
bar fem Born, % gsrnebsrn os 2 gsra
n~ebsrnsbern. ollie berss Born leper
@elitanb og Dor / NarbeOen at fine Sors
elore. Gn Seltaeer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
@ammel settler pansret bort.

Den 3oie December 1900 ofgit Gnfs
Glen ,Sdnatbd 5ronoitao beraf 8pen pee
en- rolig og itiae Orb, os, iom ri ifslss
bsnoes esen gstienbslis baabtr, / 9rosn
paa fin 6relfer. Sun hsbe paa lin 7Soe
Ssoislsoug. Den Ste foregit 9eardpslftu
fra SiTst til Ricsforo S~irteeoaro. boor
bsnbes Nanb, Ritolai 5~ronOitao, for II
Iar 'toen blep besraptn i Ell Nloer at CA
aar oe otte Maanebsr. Yaitor 9epors
ion forrettsbe boaos peo Suiet % peo
8irten % 8rapen. Eiesforo Msnisbeb
og andre ubpiite mesen Sel.aeslie, ioet
ben afosbes sneits 0dtter, iom fiber
ieien / Sore os imda 3uar, blsp pp,rs
raft en- pen pmssgaOs al Menis5soen iii
Si9lp % Stetts. afoebe unoanorsbe
fra 2stsoiten, Nors., | 1865 % TOM iii
Sprine 9rooe, Minn, bpor be bosbs,
ban til fin ORB, bun til for 7 aar fiocn.
bu BUN og 9ottsrsn iolgte in lille 6arm
peo Eiteiorb % fptteoe BERTH. ) mango
Qar bar ben iieit ofoeos p1rst meast
insslis, mn Oattsren bar meo tor Seio.
forn99tslie, Smbu % Spofrslie at I'm
sgsn 5rsmtio % Sptts pIeist i'm ipgs os
ifrsbsliss Mooer. ia bun bar / Stilbso
eost ben Giernine, fom Sslus bar IGrt
os. ndar ban flyer; Seq Our Ina % 3
bsieste mig" Mua Suo lsnns bsn0s i
Haaoe berfor!
Nabel, Winn.. 16be 9tc. 1900.
Z. Spsnbin Ssmmeroal.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
Iiseiaa paa !5oDsolinisn til RansOou.

Iiseiaa paa 9oOeolinisn til R~ansOou.
Og enonu barre. S%ernbansrns. iom
bIsu brugt til transporting al Wds
terials. bar imalfporeoe mso en- Stiss
ming at en- COB paa 25. Sele Sra.
nets garetpne bar 40 IONS minore
eno en- af bore ameritanIte 5rasts
posne. timber oisie 8anItsli9beber
par Den forte lib, bpori bette m9ga
tige Joretagenbe blsp uofstt, m9rte'
lig. Materialet blep ienbt fra bel
ameritanite 99rtiteo til grcotlpn, og
be nsopenoise 9osne til at ~transpor.
tere bet piloe uosisre ct Sr9n, balos
dnosn Mil laugt. Oct inobeiattsoe
alt Ypsninssiern os Staal, ct fulos
itanoist pneumatif Wateriel, fire
9eiiemaitiner. iptti 5oustpeiIer. ben
tore Bran og andre Snoretninser til
at lette 4rbsioet. 0ette Wateridls
blsp ieubt / ire Stibe til Ranguon, ug
ben totale 99at par 5000 5ons.
frarssnst 8psninssubTpret, ION pei
zoe $50 Sons.
Snotil nplig bar 8Isftsn eusr
pasiet. iom 9rpsn MI sr la9t ooer, ct
9ilonis, og Spmpanist bar nsot til
at transporter Ipseiele Sl9oer, bar
bare Suie, 2~GsemioIer % andre mob
penoiee Irtitler til Nm~eritdnerne.
GIimatet bar eienoommeligt. On
Woreenen bar bet Hart pg parmt, %
peb W~ioodgstio bar bet omtrsut umuz
ligt at arbeioe / Solsn. s 2ebet AZ
Gftermiooagen Itplregrsoe bet, % ON
Ratten bar bet paa 8runo al Regnet
og Den fore Ssios idu tolot. at tptts
ll~lotGpper bar nsopenoige. Wisn
Imeritdnsrm upholot &limatsts Sms
Itiitelier meget eobt. Gn Wano osoe,
% ire andre rstite biem.
Uiaoutten er bpg9et pad ben lads
talote Mtdnoalap &imlon 6errD RaiIs
man, en- 0iDiiion al Burma Serns
boneipitem. 3adrnene er bpgget for
0obbeItipor; men blot to Ginier.
9inbebiGlter for entelt Spor er lat i
Sitting. OisIe er pad Saarnsts enc
Sioe, % 10 eller ilsre 2inler trGoes,
naar Der ital lRg9es 9obbeItipor.
Ssnue Sernbaue er unoer Hegieriugss
tontrpl; ben er tili9e Ell 2anoepei fra
Manoaldp til Gimlpn, bpiltet 9ioros
bet npopenoigt at lGgge ct Iolio 8ulp
meo R9ip9rt, iaa at 5pogiGngere
tunoe gda opsr 0~iaouttsn. Den nas
turlige Bro, hOorpad bet centrale
Sdaru bpiler. er blot liot brsoere emo
bet b5ieite Sadrns guno.
69rois, Iom ben MI itaar, % opsrs
leperet til ben brittle Reoiering, sr
groen en- al be bsisits, ON lite ben
hsieite, Tom er / Sru9 pau nogsn Serns
bane / 8sroen. Def bsisits Puntt
paa Sin5ud 8idoutten / osnue Stat
sr 3O6 SOB, meosns 8otteit 9iaout.
ten er 306 Sob. Stn3uubDsUGrtet er
2,052 JOB langt, msosns grosn opsr
8otteit sr 2,260 Sob ldngt. 9ia
buttsn aabnsr en- birette 9inie fra
Rangoon. 9urmas SgbdOn. til
Gbinu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04

tensn Iiseiom sjemmsr fig rsSmsnbe |
bling ltnbieelie. Os iaa bar ri operals
riisnbe Smaabatfe mso bet NET ptlinus
etnoe, blsbe 9anb. Setts til @eilsbnins
for benz, Tom trnter at reife BERTH.
9enlis !Silfen til "Deeorabs Yoften's
mango 2afere. Martin 6. garpneIs.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04

abIfiaise at gnatdnos fsrite &lass
ies Sutepsr tiener iine $4,000 ON
Ndret.
auprstp Carnegie bar loOst at
ffiante $4,000 iii ct OHsntlist gibli
ot9et / Sort Dodge, Sa., paa ben Be
tinsslie, at 9psn itafsr 9psgstomtsn
os forplistsr zig til at peoIissbolOe
8%ibliotbetet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
esrrIspes bettes

81 tiftuser 500 eelsHaiua for tpil,efismtefa III,
fake al Qsiauh. irm life Fan iHreres peb Hall,
Catanh Cure.
a.. 3. GheRsn & Co., 9eless. o.
81 unesrfssneee bar : eHet q. 2. Gbeuen be hbss
IS War, "a er,er BAN fer at pare On belt ue h1 bsrlta
sRane aae Observation-Disclosures. o. ier al tars
tlenfe't iiisne Ill AZ aeisrs aas Girmaets gorpiis.
te!ier
Grh q 9rnar, HhsIlsis 9ruseihs. 1slees. o.
s~Saletue. Sinaa & Y ypir.
HzIPs Cstarrh Cure iasss inssories % sirfsr o..
rene raa tloRst % Spi.snirs SIimerertabe. arts
rs gents ~. GLADE. s0Ises hss aHs 7russitsf.
fet ugnier eraiit.
osuPs 6ssiIiesilss q nc tsb1a
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04

-9rod / 6olanp bar Orb for at pGre
9erosns rsnslisits gp. en lib ital man
life sngana BABE idait 9sits / @aosrne.
gpsu bar 200 5~nobpssers, os ben fors
nsmits R~arinssOsi sr giiains al Goamsrs
oft.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
B. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa.

Spnlaifinen 6lspennen lOm ieg mobtog for
ct 9lar iiDeu, er uDeutuiul Ell GOD 0taifine. Den
er itGrf Og mbeioer let. DEN er frlbt iaa COB
iom logeu arOen Maifiae, ieg funoe fiebe ber
for 500 eller $40. lltan Iparer gDbe Serge
.peD at ieilDe for "6nspenne1". Senligit $. q.
6olien, SpOfane, 9Salb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
Aorre(ponoance.

apushpsanr un Rash s abrss ts NE sa mhsae oepn m be brr ,s sas sknusm
Ine d Hdanassn. RMna bill ue bHne shetesou mpmhmep sbhmmsms asurpoupnt mRu
~ nnR aaslsnn ma hs aauna 90 AanMan
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
Grit til ben lioenoe MemmejteteO.
Gm Voriynets @ape
1OO,OOO s,a u s, s@sstsis.s ts,t.

sa ounpae r ri ON serdMnshssn s.5 DROPS o. ION Sets uusetune tmmss sat
benz pH bre puGbeNhp A. at bette 9TaGrnoel TAM sr roles brnpgrN Homt hr bet hrp mr fr
s skS s az shsdp s@ ss gnsa$ aa asMs TSet s%s a emf gstsrSS SfgpS y g@T ISGtS,gss e. ssg;
be uem11e ganfher Ton -5 DROPS tehbn. brHar S III at agu a nSTt Subus
But tOrbN, at aSH ah beut hdr ni rR Ratuh5b aHmbesB ne I'm at tselape to sgrns
I'll ais aSe GstS en- srsSSaaf T Sa SsSsat sAS RRS@ "%aS @m ama@ s % e. sFm%SgmHa
50 DROPS" bar ~belbreoet Snfnocr; bill belbreoe IenO
sw asiIss sa saehs Risss. Der aiss stssnttais einsrins % ssyir,r auoeen.
.b@be HEnhHr % Gawga 7r har nnhs Gt men bdtreg BE met sarbnaHae IntaSc "a se
.uooaN asnne, hmd Eager CT aut ION nbdbu@s. GsE MHhr al mteHmHse 8rue pf mob
sRors' sI aetis" ahmmshsms aus sns ssrmr . sisrritaio. staete. sdatea.
.wripps Fever % Nnrehsoemns. 2apu6shte. Repssbeo. 0Gposo s Renra4iT copsss
p'"s G nrs laa'stnt Ssdsassss famssSs tSS%Ss asmegts o = y :.
Ra fmsrrt MI gRn npr nn6Spbena: gaarq Sc snTbeS GGe fTTSIas atHSsI rTs 81..
ensuhes ehsnua Rstgpsr q DROPs't SfG St BET T6d rGe Ns pipsd NOS Ss
tneru al eS hF, SGrrWHe pGhu Eepr ca pIut bUuTd 8tfepf o. air. os Ia msNass
'nse Tor Sssmm 5nemik Tau sHrsmsaa tt aarfutT .um Raodgs dg@r Is DROPS Sh
g% psss aS "a @ ss a@E en @se TT Hs. e. IN - 3 S 9s f T ffbaate nn q fs s snsm s t 5Sssnss IS %sSsr = g
nut a nbe dr9 pWe bet puon 0b tn RIaRs ibae. 81 DROPS. q
aptd 90 Tan tN @a at Bern mS0nHe 20 DROPs" Ct RauHn % Tom.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
en- l 25 Nor.

"lea snfsr at idfts Fem fer bet epee Gsrss rs
q Ma. bar Ssr gY 11o nv * Ss TsSSsis S.I'i S, az Iss !,
arm % Siuloer, % tpHes tfte BRUCE ben for ei bell,
War. 3ee :par en- argHlius % iauOs itie tlsee ma
leo rs Ear MI sS; III IL w TsSss H2 lea sFi nee
at Rbenmatisme. s Il sa re- 4 + s. ssi.
lin GO. % en- Faith" 0c'ter. men ustr stabrius.
Arebllna for eepeiioen. ba ita tiltrlatasis III 'e"5
DROPS" a~nbetalet iad hBit. sea iis6ie en-
Glaife AZ en- at Esres aaeHteT, % naaT iea aaose ops
Seg bar Here Seuntr. Der tlbe az idiume Snsoom %
heneer en- Dame. Der bar iiot AZ Rbeumatisms 5
War % Tan tiie er9lre fa ielp, % leo iror tfiert, at
btsie eaind Tan blipe surerete heb Byudeu al Is
DROPS
a'rs. Sarah Q. Saris. HasIIu. Chic"
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-04
% DROPSo bar belbreoet 2mtnoer; oil ~belbreoe 4et

Bar nGr Tooen.
Ter tr M htuaaaet noesu lib i6enies NJ Eeest
cin ira TEN for STerter / min ueHftrs SHE. Iiuab
mta at meobele lem, al ie1 er bferen fulon9ubia
%helbrfeet. Seq betdlte 20 6uHorsoe ~ienoatpue Huis
lever Od lars ~ saSss q iss MssIsiasr
mpre Smerter T T.st esl'' ,a Sss St q %
ieo az 1RriHs. On Speeialiit behanSiese MTG for si
i uo0f mSat ne0G rsSi P." s S3sa Nt 81 ]aipssate gsS.n' H =
Apis lRi.e lea ON Ecres Re6ictner, ca lea beaeuts
nia iii OF aisrt bet tbfr Jprisl. 3sl leh al Eps-
pepHd. 9epeTs 0g RuIeiggoum. Giierat bare stSbt
ire Sldf;sr al IS DkOfs,' en- gaite al atrsr "a
st Ilaftsr b~ssuuote lea Rurep. Otter tire 7laes aur
uur jsq %betubsiig eeere ca ~fgrttdtte Rureu. Tea e.
M frtlf "a iiHrf ON en- hiRmpe. IS DROPSS
aiorbs bet. 1ea snEter MI at 9s oil dni1tte mia fry
aegetibca iom Ggent for IS Drops
%. u. GaifoH, dzieIIa, Ga"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-07-25

Press Association. One hundred and
twenty-six editors were in the Press
Building today. Among the first to
arrive were Mr.. p. A Stovall, Savan-
nah Press; Col. W. A. Hemphill
Atlanta Constitution: Capt. John Trip
let, Townsville Times; Mr.. S. f.
Bialock, Fayetteville News; Capt r.
+. Wright, Assistant Commissioner
of Agriculture. They say they had a
delightful trip via Cincinnati and
Cleveland, Today at two O'Clock the
Temple of Music was crowded with
people who come to do honor to the
Empire State of the South. MIR. H. H.
Cabaniss. of the Atlanta Journal, pre-
sided. Hon. John G. Milburn, Presi-
dent of the Pan-American Exposition,
extended an eloquent and cordial well
come, which was most happily re-
sponded TO by Col. w. A. Hemphill,
of the Atlanta Constitution. The
other speakers were w. S. Coleman,
and Hon. r. F. Wright, who is the
representative of the Governor of the
State. Mr.. p. A. Stovall spoke for
the Charleston Exposition. The
musical features were rendered by
the Seventy-Fourth Regiment Band.
of Buffalo.
The Georgians are delighted with
the Exposition, as we'll as with the
sincerity and cordiality of their vel
come.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-07-25
SPECIAL RATES
Via Seaboard Air Line Railway.

Christian Workers Assembly, Mon
treat, y. C., July DIST, August 4th, 1901.
Round trip rate Henderson to Black
Mountain for this occasion 1915.
Tickets to be sold July 30, %, %.
Annual Session State Lodge of Odd
Fellows OF North Carolina, Goldsboro,
Aug. 6-12.
On account OF the above occasion the
Seaboard Air Line Railway will sell
round trip ticksts Henderson to Colds
boro at S4.75. Tickets to be sold Aug
ust +, ). 6, final limit Aug. II, 1901.
Grand Encampment L. o. o. F. ofNorth
Carolina. Elizabeth City, y. C., August
10, 1901. Round trip rate Henderson
to New Berne, \. c, for this occasion
$7.T5. Tickets to be sold August IL,
II, IS.
Triennial Conclave Knights Templar,
Louisville, Ky, August 9th to both,
19O1.-On account of the above the
Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets to Louisville, KY. For individ-
uals the rate will be one first-class fare
for round trip. For brass bands in uni
form. ten or more on one ticket, rate OF
one cent per mile in each direction, plus
arbitraries per capita. Tickets to be
sold August oath to 2Sth, inclusive, final
limit September 3rd. 1901.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-07-25
CURES CANCER, BLOOD POlS-
ON, EATING SORES, ULCERS
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.

Blood poison and deadly cancer are the
worst and most deep. seated olool diseases
on earth, yet the easiest to cure when Be-
tanic Blood Balm is used. If you have
blood poison, producing ulcers, bone pains,
pimples, mucous patches, falling hair, itch
ing skin, scrofula, old rheumatism or
offensive form of catarrh scabs and scales,
deadly cancer, eating, bleeding, fostering
sores, swellings, humps persistent wart or
sore, take Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. b.
1t will cure even the worst case after every
thing else fails. Z. B. b, drains the poison
out of the system and the blood, then every
sore heals, making the blood pure and rich,
and building up The broken-down body.
Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. b. thorough
ly tested for 80 years. Drug stores, 81 per
large bottle. Trial treatment free by writ
ing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Describe
trouble and free medical advice given until
cured. B. B. B. does not contain mineral
poisons or mercury (as so many advertised
remedies do), but is composed of Pure
Botanic Ingredients. Over 5000 testi-
monials ofcures by taking Botanic Blood
Balm (B. B. 3D.
For sale by NJ. Dorsey.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-07-25
FAVORITE ROUTE TO NEW YORK.
The Old Domih.on Steamship Line
and its Unsurpassed Service.

No more delightful trip can be
imagined than the "outside route" to
New York and Boston via the Old
Dominion Steamship line from Nor
folk. The vessels are first-class in
appointment, staunch and swift, the
officials courteous and attentive, and
the service all that could be desired.
One gets the benefit Of a nice sea trip
without its roughness or attendant
disagrseable features and after good
nights rest arrives in New York next
day in good shape for sightseeing,
attending to business or pursuing the
journey further il need be. If you
contemplate trip to New York or
Boston 60 by the Old Dominion
Steamship line.
Round trip from Norfolk, ticket
good for 80 days, 1890. including
meals and stateroom berth. Time
between Norfolk and New York Is to
20 hours. Steamers leave Company's
wharf, Norfolk, daily except Sunday,
at 700 p. m. Returning, leave New
York, every week day. from Pier 26.
North River, foot of Beach street, at
B p. m.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-07-25
A Pile Driver.

pile driver accomplishes its work
by constant pounding. That is the
way successful business men win
trade-by constant advertising. The
pile driver cannot sink big stick
with one or two blows-there must
be steady. persistent work. No more
can the business man hope to win
big business by using one or two ad-
vertisements. He must keep con-
stantly before the public. day after
day, month after month, and year
after year. By such means a store
becomes an established institution,
secure in it's position, if it keeps up
to-date in everything. The slightest
suspension in effort will be taken ad-
vantage of by shrewd competitors.
The worst place to allow exertion to
relax is in advertising, fer that sort
of thing attracts notice of an undesir-
able kind.-Gunnison (Col.) Tribune.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-07-25
Encouraging Your Pastor.

A Wilmington ''Layman" thus
writes to the Presbyterian Standard
under the above heading:
Do you do it? You ought to! There
are number of ways. If his sermon
helps you, tell him so. If it is in
spring, instructive or comforting, it
will become all the more so to you
and have reflex influence on him if
you quietly and delcately let him
know it. Recently our pastor Rev.
DR.. Wells, preached an unusually
good missionary sermon, and after
the services gentleman (who is by
no means wealthy went up and
handed him due bill, payable in in
stallments, for one hundred dollars,
half for our Foreign Mission work
and half for the American Inland
Mission in the mountains of this
State. 1t was quite surprise for
no appeal for money was made in the
sermon. At the afternoon service he
mentioned the gift and another gen
tleman added S. to it. Now, that's
another wav of encouraging the pas
WI blo you c'cl u ludI way IL
good way, for it ''kills two birds
with one stone," and factions speak
louder than words" of praise. Anoth her
way to encourage your pastor is to
attend the mid-week prayer-meeting.
But best of all is for you to excmplify
in your own life the Christian virtues
that he indicates, and follow him as
he follows Christ, for imitation is
said to be sincerest praise. Then
don't forget TO encourage your pastor
by praying for him. He may not
know the source Of it, but he'll fee
the encouragement just the same.
Now, I'll stop, and you may think
and see if there are not yet other
ways in which you and | can en-.
courage our pastor.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-07-25
No MAN Is. STRONGER
THAN HIS STOMACH.

7-te stomach is the vital center of the
Il. 7, !, the organ from which all
- o-gt1s are fed A weak stomach
or ua,s weak man There never was a
l u, man with a weak stomach. What
81" "o-1i weak stomach F." is in general a
ll.aaseI condition of the stomach and
a a.Eer organs Of digestion and nutrition,
rs;cb prevents the proper digestion of
w. fooI .yhich is taken into the stom-
u u and - reduces the nutrition of the
a. a. When all food is taken away the
-. - s-ar.cs. When the food eaten is
~ ~ 3ipe,ted and assiuilated in part it
o-,; rGnr,shes The body in part, and so
~. Gn h,dv Is partly starved. And this
elton IS Ielc in every organ of the
go, dcrendrrt IN the blood which is
maf,- from fool
The grea; variety of the cures per
e,r,,,cd hv DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Tssro,..-y is due to its remarkable
,orer To heal diseases of the stomach
and allied organs It cures through the
stomach diseases seemingly remote, but
wlich have their origin in diseased
oan1itjon Of the stomach and the other
o,o.ns Of digestion and nutrition
Weak" heart, lungs, kidneys and weak
res, Of other organs is cured with the
cnre Of the weak stomach.
" Thomas A Swarts. Box Io3 Sub Station
r columbus Ohio. writes: 70: was taken very
.rE with severe headache then cramps in the
gomach and TODD would not digest, then kidney
,,i i've trouble and my back got weak 30 1
S1nIt scarcely get around. The more doctored
n, worse got until six years passed. had be-
rone " poorly | could only walk In the house
So ~, ard Of A chair and / got 50 thin~I had
rn,. " IL DE. thinking that 1 could not be
sIred Then one Of my neighbors said, Take
M P!erce's Golden Medical Discovery and make
new man out OF Yourself The first bottle
s,;D-d ne go ! thought would get another. and
.ftr had taken eight bottles 1 was weighed
and found had gained twcnty-seVen (77) lbs.
in about ,x weeks. | have done more hard
work In the past eleven months than did in
two years before, and am as stout and healthy
totay ! think as ever was"
DR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
constipation.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-07-25
A GREAT WORK FOR NORTH CARO-.
LIMA.
Wilmington Messenger.

The Messenger has not overlooked
the most laborious, efficient and high
ly patriotic work undertaken and we'll
executed by Mr.. Justice Clark, of the
Supreme Court, and without one cent
OF remuneration. We know of no
such .stupendous labor undergone
without remuneration by any citizen
OF our State since the foundations of
government were laid on these
shores. The editing and compilation
OF the State and Revolutionary
records arc monument of voluntary
toll and self-sacrifice Col. William
L. Saunders, Secretary of State, be-
gan the great work of editing the
Colonial Records 1t was dis
covery on his part. He died before
the work was complete. His death
was indeed a severe loss to North
Carolina, for he was strong, valiant,
upright, and an honest man. The
part undertaken and completed bv
Judge Clark has occupied nine years
OF his time, when not engaged in the
Supreme Court, of which he is the
foremost member, and s of the
volumes are completed with two more
to come-in all some 10000 pages
1t is indeed monumental work OF
supreme Importance. A Raleigh cor
respondent sends special to the
Norfolk Landmnrk concerning this
mastery contamination of the great
est work ever accomplished by a
North CarOlinian." We make a
selection from what it so pleasantly
said:
Judge Clark has gathered all the
records, edited them, read the proofs
and superintendent every detail of
their publication. The work has con-
snmed nine years, and only one
familiar with the compilation of
records and the writing of books
knows what task it has been.
''Bnt the chain of our history was
not complete by the publication of
State records. Judge Clark realized
that unless the records Of North
Carolina in the war between the
! States were gathered now, it would
! be too late to obtain accurate &C
counts from the survivors of that
contest. He sci to work to obtain
the publication of history of the
North Carolina troops in the great
struggle. For seven years he has
been engaged in this work. In that
time he has written four thousand
letters with his own hands in the
gathering and publication of these
records. He first induced some sur
vivor Of each regiment to write the
history OF the regiment. This had to
be revised and in some cases almost
rewritten. the portraits of prominent
officers of the regiments were obtain
ed, the portraits engraved, and the
printing supervised.
-Four Legislatures were requested
to provide the funds for printing
these histories, and the Legislature
of 1899 was the first to heed the re-
quest. The first volume Of these his
tories of the regiments has just beer
issued -