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The gold leaf., 1910-09-08
Stock Raising.
Piups Tourist

Southern Piues Tourist
DR.. d. II. Hill. president of the A.
4 NJ. College at Raleigh, recently told
the students and farmers that even
in the sandy sections of North Caro-
lima n good sod may be had, and
that there was no reason why stock
raising with good grazing as an ac-
compartment isnot perfectly feasible.
OF course that means cow peas,
crimson clover, fertilization and hard
work. At present prices OF meats
and live stock, stock raising ought
to be attractive, either as an occupa-
tion or a side line. A good pair of
horses or mules are hard to find now
adays, unless the man that wants
them is willing to put up from $500
to 5000, and he can easily pay more.
Your complexion as well as your temper is
rendered miserable by disordered liver.
BY taking Chamberlain's 5 Stomach and Liver
Tablets You can improve both. Sold by all
dealers.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08
Seaboard to Florence.
Southport News.

Southport News.
A dispatch sent out from Florence,
s. C., states: 'That the SeabOard
will come to Florence rests with the
citizens here. A gentleman who is in
position to know was in the city
this morning and made the state
ment to the Florence Times that the
survey was being done between
Hartsville and Darlington now and
the road was coming to Darlington
II the people of that town wanted it
and he went so far as to say that it
would come to Florence on the same
condition"
This is interesting because it is a
ray of hope that extends toward
Southport. Watch the Seaboard
over there around Clio, Mullins and
Florence.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08
Don't Break Down.

Severe strains on the vital organs, like
strains on machinery, cause break-downs
ou can over-taX stomach, liver, kidneys
bowels or nerves without serious danger to
yourself. Ii yos5 are weak or rundown. or
under strain of any kind. take Electric
Bitters, the matchless, tonic medicine
Mrs. ]. f. Van de Sande, of Kirkland, IN
writes: That did not break down, while
enduring a most severe strain. for three
months, is due wholly to Electric Bitters. -
Use them and enjoy health and strength.
positively guaranteed. soc. at
Melville Dorsey drug store.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08
Wanted, Intelligent, Enthusiastic
Men.
Wilber Frazier. Chief OF Dairy Division.

Wilber Frazier, Chief of Dairy Division.
More intelligent, enthusiastic men
on the farm, is a crying need in ngri-
culture to-day. Our century eau
show no greater glory than the
awakening OF an intelligence in re-
lation to the work OF the farm. If
this can be generally accomplished,
it will be the biggest thing that ever
happened. For real meaning it will
surpass any educational movement
that has yet swept any country, as
the final result would be a saving of
human energy which would be of
even greater consequence than the
conserving of our forests and mines
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08
Watterson and Prohibition.
Richmond Times-Dispatch.

Richmond Times-Dispatch.
"Prohibition is simply craze"
Tint is what Henry Watterson saws
in one OF his crushing reioinders to
the attacks Of the Twice-a- Week Ga
zette, of Clinton, Hickman county,
kentuck ky. and We think he Is exactly
right; but is that any reason WHY he
should not champion the cause of
prohibition? Has he not supported
other issues that were almost as
crazy as prohibition? Why should
he choke on little thing like this?
Now, there is George Harvey. who
wouldn't hesitate-but never mind
about that, what will you have,
"Marse Henry?" and do you take
sugar in your'n?
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

The Greensboro News in tsfactiOn-
al fight didn't say anything meaner,
Or more scandalous about the Re-
pubicans than The Raleigh News
and Observer did about the Wake
county Democrats, and furthermore,
it was decent enough to stop when
the time came to stop. Tn the pro
cess of paralleling columns, we rath-
er think the Republican paper would
have the advantage of the HenC-
cratic paper.-Charlotte Chronicle.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08
A Man OF Iron Nerve.

Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are never found where Stomach, Liver. Kid
neys and owels are out of order. If YOU
want these qualities and the success they
bring, use DR.. Kings New Life Pills. the
matchless regulators, for keen brain and
strong body. 25c at Melville Dorsey's drug
store.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

It's pity when sick ones drug the stomach
or stimulate the Heart and Kidneys. That
is all wrong! A weak stomach means weak
Stomach nerves, always. And this is also
true of the Heart and Kidneys. The weak
nerves are instead crying out for help. This
explains why DR.. Shops Restorative
is promptly helping Stomach, Heart and
Kidney ailments. The Restorative reaches
out for the actual cause OF these ailments
the failing ''inside nerves." Anyway test
the Restorative 4S hours. 1t won't cure so
soon as that, but you will surely know that
help is coming. Sold at The Paragon, H.
E. Thrower, Proprietor.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

clever, popular Candy Cold Cure Tablet
called Preventies-is being dispensed by
druggists everywhere. In a few hours,
Preyentics, are said TO break any cold-com-
pletely. And Preventcs being so safe and
toothsome, are very fine for children. No
Quinine, no laxative nothing harsh nor sick.
ening. Box of 3S-25c Sold at The Para
gon, H. E. Thrower, Proprietor.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

The corn acreage in this part of
the State is too great. Our best
farmers are realizing that more corn
can be made on half the land they
attempt to cultivate in corn if they
properly prepare the land, fertilize
and cultivate the corn. In the past
we'll cultivated corn has been the ex-
ception rather than the rule.-Rich
Square ROanoke-C -ChOwan Times.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

Perhaps, Mr.. E. c. Duncan will feel
inwardly better after he reads the re-
turns in November and sees that the
Republicans lost and didn't gain in
North Carolina.-Wilmington Dis
patch.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

\ pleasing. good high grade. truly favored
amber colored cup of coffee can be had
and without the real Coffee danger. or dam
age To health-hy simply using Dr. Shoop's
new substitute. called Health Coffee. >"
Pure. wholesome. toasted cereals malt nuts
etc, make DR.. Shoop's Health Coffee both
healthful and satisfying No 20 to 80 min
uteS tedious boiling. MAIDEN Il minute, -
says DR. Shoop. Ii served as coffee. il s taste
VIII even trick an expert. Sold by Geo. f.
Perry.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08
The GOLD LEAF.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 8. 1910.

WE wonder if TAFT will have any
better opinion Of North Carolina Re-
publicans now that Marion Butler
holds the reins.-New Bern Sun.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

An Englishman says american
women make poor wives. That VIII
cause American women to pity the
poor wives Of the Englishmen.-N IL
mingtOu Star.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

MoFehead is going to purge the
Republican party Of North Carolina
and the wee-pon Of fumigation is to
be Mary Ann Butler. Nuff sed.-
Charlotte News.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

Reno got a good deal OF bad adVer.
tising last week, and the State Of
Nevada has fallen low enough to buy
the Carlisle Butler bOnds.-ThOmas-
Vile Charity and Children.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

The reason so many States show
little increase in inhabitants is that
folks leave their native States as
soon as they hear about the splendid
opportunities in North Carolina.
They buy their tickets for Whining
ton and stay here or hereabouts.-
Wilmington Star.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

The score between "Little Joe"
Brown aud Big Hoax" Smith now
stands one to one. The rubber will
doubtless be played two years hence.
Georgia has our deepest sympathy.
Norfolk Nirginian-FilOt.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

Alabama boasts that she is ''pre-
pairing to sell corn to other States
this fall" Nevertheless, Alabamians
will 90 right on ordering their sup
ply Of Old North Carolia Corn from
Wilmington Star.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

An Italian poet, Signor d 'Annunzio,
has gotten $4,000 in debt. If a
North Carolina poet could get people
to trust him with that much money
he would subside and take to the
woods. In that instance the loan of
money would mean the suppression
OF genius. Therefore, We will loan no
money to home poets.-Wilmington
Star
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

A boy that has been properly rear
ed, trained in an atmosphere where
they make gentleman will not forget
to exhibit good manners on all Oc-
casions. Those who live close to the
ehIuvia that exudes from the muck
rakers imbibe manners suited to the
slums. Pity the environments
Mebane Leader.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

No other fertilizer is so much need
ed by most Southern soils. and not
until stable manure, rather than COM
mercial fertilizers, is looked upon as
the great essential to the mainte-
nance of n fertile SOIL will it be possi-
BILE to economically build up the
waste lands of the South.-Progres-
sive Farmer.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

Per gal
Rye Whiskey Old Velvet years Old 4 90
Mountain Rye years old................... 2.T5
Kentucky Belle Rye Syaars old.......... 500
Echo Spring Rye years old............... 800
Silver Brook Rye years old ............. 400
Mountain Spring Rye xxx years old $50
Log Cabin Rye 3 years old............ 2.75
Mountain Spring Rye xx.............-..... 2.75
Excelsior Rye years old.................... 2.75
Golden Crown Rye 3 years o1d........ 800
Professor Jones Rye. ..... go. ..... $50
Apple Brandy Home Made years old $50
Baltimore Apple Brandy years old. 800
Ginger Brandy. ............ $50
Peach Brandy 10 years old ......... 800
apd
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

How many people will be fooled by
the local option" plank in the Re-
publican platform? By their careful
straddle OF the liquor question our
Republican brethren show their usual
hypocrisy and deceit. Neither wet
nor dry, hot nor cold, but just any
anything to get votes.-Lexington
Leader.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-08

1t is believed that the Republican
programme for 1912 is John Motley
Morehead for Governor, and Marion
Butler for the United States Senate
North Carolinians who love their
State had better be on their guard
There is no difference between Butler
ism and MISUNDERSTANDING
ton Star.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-29
GINGHAM

T. he housewife viii find herself IN
4 possession of "a comfortable grae-
teal garment If she builds an apron
after the model offered today.
Completely enveloping che dress, j.
may be worn without fear OF destroying
ones house gown IL in case OF emer-
Eency the mistress of the house mus
torn kitchen or parl0r maid
DoEned in thrice il may be removed
IN a second and spick and span a.
pearauce presented. on warm day
" hen the mornings chores must be at
tended 20 the apron may be worn in
stead Of the house .rock. the fun Ten
sleeves being uubuttoued and turus
back 20 the elbow while a linen turn
over collar may be tackled into the
neck and uuisled with a brooch
Chambray IN any of the good wash
able c0lors. giHgham Of any sort the
fancy dictates, and percales o0er them
selves as suitable mediums for the eN-
ploitauon of this convenient war robe
accessory.
Worked out in dark blue chambray
witch landings Of dark red or OF blue
and white striped goods cut on the bias.
the apron would make most pre-
sentabIa appearance and iu the event o..
It's being worn for gown would prove
ealte becoming and attractive
The Ladies' Home Journal pattern No
t7e- hv which 30 i- cut may be had az
f. kaul, sons & Co
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Story Of Two Operas.

Concert Goer-VerdTs opera Lucia
is founded upon SCOTS Bride
OF I4ammermoor-" Sir H. Ashton
wishes to marry his sister Lucy
TO Lord Arthur Bucklaw. but she
loves sir Edward Raveuswood and is
loved 10y him in return Ravenswood
goes away and Lucia is made, through
intercepted letters and the use OF
forged paper, TO believe him faithless-
She becomes insane. and toward the end
of the opera kills Lord Arthur.
In VerdTs "Trovat0re" the troubadoUr
is Manico. the supposed son Of AzuCena,
the gypsy, but in reality the son OF
Garcia brother of the Conte di Luna.
The Princess LeOuOTa falls in love with
the troUbadour, but the count enter
tanning passion for her, is about 10
put Nanrico to death, when Leonora in
tercedes in his behalf and promises to
give herself to him if ne viii spare her
lover The count consents but while
nc goes 10 release his captive LeonOra
kills herself IS sucking poison from a
ring. When NaurICO discovers this sad
calamity he dies also.
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scorns TO keep house and hates q
home and gets her back up when you
say dOmesticsty to her. I've been
hearing about her a long time, and
7 want to find out where she lives
And J want 10 see this Wasteful and
eXtravagant woman who throws away.
I'm her kitchen, what foreign family
could live on I've been listening TO
sermons preached against her Tor 10,
these many years, and I'm my own ac-
quaiutance the best thumbed book in
the house is the cook book. and il opens
of its own accord at the place where It
tells how 10 make entrees out Of the
soup meat and cOnCOct q delicious salad
out OF the three peas and the stalk OF
asparagus and half a lettuce leaf that
was left over from yesterdays dinner
Honestly, since food prices have
bctn SO nigh. everywhere YOU go the
chief topic Of conversation is the ex-
changing Of recipes between women Of
how TO cook the cheap cuts of beef so
they VIII taste like the best. and 20
make mutton masquerade as spring
lamb
don know any women who aren't
Keen on bargains. and who can't do
miracles i'm the way OF spreading 81
over surface that requires two.
And as Tor the mothers who neglect
their children, and turn them over to
hlrelngS. and"
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Wild Horses
To Drag Them Away.

Maybe there are a lot Of gay ones
who wine and dine in public places in
preference 20 home; but all the men L
know think they are married 10 the
smartest and prcttics5 woman in the
world, and that their HttIe Johnnies
and Marys are going TO set the world
on fire with their genius; and when
their days work is over they make a
break for their own fresiCes. and it
takes Wild horses TO drag them away
from them.
81 want 20 find out where these un-
domestic American women live All
the women that / know are good
housekeepers and good cooks and
good managers, and they arc keen on
saving up money and getting along in
the world. And II they find time TO
do other things, like belonging 90
clubs, ana do go out and Ireshen
themselves UP a bit instead of for
ever p0tterinE ia the kitchen and
smelling "f bread and butter. like
English al German women Of the
middle class do, why, il doesn't show
that the American woman is q pOOre-
hOUsekeeper, but q better one.
But, anyway, + want 10 see this
rara avis, the American woman who
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-29
NOT USE DRUGS
FOR BABY'S STOMACH

For baby's indigestion do not resort
TO drugs
soothing syrups and collie cures read
clowinsly in the advertising, but they
too often mean q weakened intellect
anG big doctor bills
Even the time honored catnip tea or
mint IS not to be encouraged Far be-
ter is it TO. trust to nothing but hot
water taken internally.
This should be given as hot as the
little one can stand it, either from tip
of spoon or through 4 bottle The water
must be boiled, and do not give more
than a tablespoonful or two at a time.
Where children are subject TO collie,
after each time of eating. until one can
ind a food that is digestible, try the
experiment Of putting q little hor water
in the bottle afser each feeding. Let
the child take il slowly, making EGre
that the bottle IS 2st at to- MA an
elevation
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-29


~ this ISlst day o. the year Mars
- r-Ies with great force, sending in
fueuces mostly for good. hut also in
spring heat and passion
guarrels are likely 20 arise from triv-
-aI matters and IL v-iu be ueu for All
-e~-ors 60 determine This Gay against
passion and Cuickress. either o. temper
or SUI eue--
There is great danger IN harding
weapons OF IN reckless1ess with flame
and water. Young perso1s especially
must restrain any impulse toward BRAY
ado or si-yw-Iz-od-
For the sELlfuL. and for all ingenious
workers. the influence should be excel
lent for according TO ascrCloEy this sign
makes fame and tool obedient 70 Jhs
masters hand
a e-ea- danger Of the day may come
from uurhirE.u-. Empctucus optimism n
the direction Of SPECULATIVE enterprises
HaoeE.l persons may incline. also. 20
-rsrse q present good for promising
l1- vague offer.
This Fav should be one Of great aid
and alienation Tor malay "a pe -s- -
-TrEf0c To a@-rol0Gy. Mars IN TO-DAY
-.--z-5-- is z--a- with benefit for sur
icons physicians 0cl--sLSs NT--t-s -.
Chemists and oil scientific students or
r-Er- e- mental atIl4c-lOn-
ls----- and Tru- journeys in search Of
ra4I-h OF recreation are under good
Jupiter occupies an uCfavorable posi-
-rr~ Indicating that business men must
move r-7-- care and ShrewIueSs, making
rre---z slowly ana considering well be-
.1-a they undertake new things OF IN
F,TrIGyes must guard very carefully
r-a .r|H
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By Dorothy Dix

have ever had the pleasure Of listening
20 We're imported
Right YOU are said the woman in
the flower toQue, "and IL always strikes
me as cNcruciatinEly funny that for
eiguers win come here and make the
rounds of the restaurants and 90 away
and declare that ever body lives in
hotels, and that there is no home life.
IT'S like the traveller who, going
through Canada pOlzed his head out OF
the window and saw q red-headed girl
whereupOu he wrote a book declaring
that an Canadian women were red
haired and, anyway, the people you
see al restaurants and hotels are main
ly visitors. Half the women sitting
around rubberneck hau az the Waldorf
are from Oshkosh and SlUeeduuk, TAX
ing the little trip that IS the treat Of
their lives
"The great rank and file Of Amer
leans are as domestic as the hOus,,
cat continued the woman in gray.
Look at our men. There are no
other men on earth SO devoted to
their families, or who work so hard
to provide their wives and children
with every possible comfort and lux
ury, or who spend SO little on them
selves
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-29
SHIRT WAIST CASE
is USEFUL GIFT

a very DAINTY and practical gift for
the girl who is going to Europe for the
summer or to the nearest town for 4
weekend is a linen shirt waist case
made TO fit into the cover Of her suit
case.
l. is very pretty IN dark linen en-
brOidercd or braided in white. then
bound with narrow white tape and fas-
tened by means OF frogs and pearl but
tons. The case viii hold several sb.-.,
waists, and should be strapped into -
suitcase. No pattern is needed, as there
Is nothing 10 cut out.
y smaller case might well be used for
a mans shirts, and makes a good going
away present.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-29
American Women
Too Coed as Mothers.

THE trouble with American women
is that they are too good mothers" IN
terrupteG the woman IN the Powered
toque. They are SO fooIshly fond Of
their children that they indulge them
too much. And every mother thinks
that she has Matched out . swan, aud
il
Well said the woman in gray.
some of these days I am going 10 start
out 10 find these natural CuriOsities
pointed ont by our visitors [ am
soinS out TO hunt for the woman who
doesn't love her home. or her husband.
or her children. and when I find her [
am going 10 seek for that other freak.
the woman who leaves a luxurious
home and a kind. good father, anxious
Go supply her with an the money she
wants. i'm order 10 90 into ana office and
pound a typewriter an dag or stand be-
hind a counter"
Luck 20 you on your pilgrimage
replied the woman I'm the flower toQue
But you'u never find them. They are
people Of whom we have heard, but
none Of us has personally met"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-29
How to Clean Rugs.

Subscriber-Beat the rug thoroughly
on both sides then tack TO the door
Have ready two pals Of clear hot
water. In one dissolve one bar Of some
good laundry soap, and 20 this Iather
add for every gallon OF suds cupful
OF gasOlene. Then use a stin brush
and scrub the rug just as you would o
board, using no more water than neces-
sary, and cleansing a little stretch at
a time to prevent the suds soaking into
the rug Wiring your cloth I'm clean,
warm water and rinse each successive
strip you clean and then rub with q
dry cloth 10 remove all the moisture
possible after the rinsins. Care must
fJe exercised TO rinse and wine the sec
rions imediately and change the cloth
with which the wipinE is done as often
as necessary 10 keep it dry. The more
elfectually you remove the moisture
the better your rug viii look.
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man into a retreat fer the insane with
her devotion.
il is my belief that no human being
can love too deeply.
An all-absOrbirg love rforifes the
universe and ennoblee the character Of
me one who loves, and can transform
lAe l-Le ana nature OF the one so loved.
Sui d lS most unwise % always dis
play that love In its fullness.
Don't Let Love
Become Common.
a woman should never make herself
common 10 her husband.
She should never VISIT him at his
business Office so frequently that her
coming is not q novelty, and she should
not lean upon him so persistentIy that
her weight becomes a burden
n one or the marble Veuuses turned
into flesh and blood and pursued q man
FROM morning 90 night, and from night
tiu morning, he would soon beg her 10
go back 90 her pedestal
II Minerva came 20 life and appealed
to a man 20 think for her. breathe for
her. plsl for her. he would be fattered
for the period Of q week. perhaps a
month"; after that he would grow very
weary OF her society and tell her he
was Unexpectedly called away on a
matter az business
Love much. OUT CulrI--ate tact and dis
erection In showing that love Do not
hide IL under a cold or indifferent e1C-
terror, but do not display n on q blaZ-
OEei shield, so that the object OF your
affection can never be surprised by a
rer. and uuevuecLed phase Of IT,
Love wen. and let the man you love
sometimes have the satisfaction OF QueS-
LlQulug YOU 90 hear your answers, IN
stead Of telling him all before he asks
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-29
STOCK AND JABOT
FOR SUMMER WEAR

A dainty stock and jabot to wear
with a lingerie waist is one of Law,
or sheer linen embroidered in sa .
stitch. with dots worked as evelets or
solid. The stock is buttOnhOled on
both edges with small. shallow seal
lops, with a spray of flowers and dots
from the center toward both ends.
The jabot is also finished with seal
lopS on the edge, with a dot in every
other scallOp, and the embroidery on
the outside plaits- The plaits are turn
ed in to meet in the center and press
ed to keep i'm place.
A small embroidered tab is used on
the jabOt at the top, which makes an
effective finish.
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GIT ELI. me some more about Little
Tad" said Ethel 10 her father
last night as he tucked her in her little
bed and then sat down beside her
"AU right" saiG EtheTs father.
Good gracious" said Little Willie
TreetOad one morning as he met the
Frog Boys on their way TO school.
Good gracious, what was all the noise
last night at yotr hOuse2'
"Oh. that was Little Tad crying said
Jack Eros. Papa swan around in the
fountain all night long with him..
why, what was the matter with
him?'' asked Willie.
Wen, you remember" said Jack,
''.hat / told you little Tad didn't have
any feet, just a tail?'