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ma JOB PRINTING. The Reflector is pared to do all of this line NEATLY, QUICKLY, and IN BEST STYLE. The ELECTOR. D. J. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year, in Advance. Plenty of now mate- rial and the best VOL. XV. of Stationery. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1896. NO. for We have made to furnish- Reflector and North Carolinian for the above amount. is campaign year and you should take the two leading papers. El a, ff of Pitt and Surrounding Counties. an t i m now ready lo open our Warehouse arc in better shape t handle your than we have ever been before. With ample floor space and plenty of which to do our business, we propose to be second to none in the Ware- business. Consult your own interest by selling where you can get the best returns. So we respectfully in- -vile to. Tobacco .- r Where- u rt X-S will see that your every in will be looked after. We also guarantee perfect, satisfaction the highest prices of any house in State or Virginia. OLA FORBES. E. A. . Sole Owners and Proprietors, Greenville, N. C.

THE REFLECTOR Greenville, N. C. D. J, WHiM, Entered at the post office at N. U. as mail matter. July 29th, WASHINGTON Our July 24th, Senator Faulkner, chairman the Congressional committee, is being daily astonished the ex- increase in silver sentiment in the middle and eastern States, as shown by letter written to the com- Mating information and lit- on the subject. He is also prised to sec a majority of these seekers after silver documents, instead of farmers, are and . business men residing in town and on the subject Sen- Faulkner said am astounded at the t of some of the letters am receiving and it appears to me that the wave sweeping over the east with as much force as it has in the west and south. It may be or it may be only temporary, but it exists now is Sen- is not the sort man to allow his enthusiasm to bias the hence his declaration of his be- lief, that unless some great reaction takes place, which will change existing public sentiment before election day. Bryan will be elected by a large major- carries great weight. Representative Pennsylvania says his district will roll up a good majority for Bryan and He says there are very law Democrat in the district who have they would not support the Chicago ticket and platform, out that a great many Republicans have come out for Bryan and free silver. Hi that the tariff question cuts no fig- at all among his people, but that they are all anxious everything possible about the question. was largely to satisfy their yearnings in that line that Mr. Hart came to Washington. He has arranged with the Congressional committee to send a lot of literature to his constituents Among the documents to be sent is the Chicago speech of Mr. Senator Faulkner says about the statement of the silver n. from our standpoint, that has been lion. Hendricks, ex-At- General of Kentucky, said in Washington this week the fierce contest that has been waged in Ken- between the gold and silver par- my voice and influence have ever been on the side of sound money I still adhere to the opinion that free silver coinage by this government, hide the other great nations would be a mistake. But I am a and democracy stands for so many other things besides free silver that it is impossible tor me to renounce my party allegiance, and I shall cheerfully do all in my power to promote the success of the Chicago ticket. With all the fault; of the platform it is infinitely than Bryan and will unquestionably Ken- u c There is some talk about establish- a democratic daily newspaper in Washington which will support Bryan and and the Chicago platform. Perhaps such a paper might make some votes, but, in my opinion, it would not one per cent of the votes that be made by spending the amount of money that it would cost to run a Washington daily during the campaign in circulating the democratic dailies and weeklies already established and enjoy- more prestige in localities than a Washington could possibly Mr. S. D. Weaver, city attorney of Burlington, Kans. who is now visiting Washington, It is the opinion of conservative men that Bryan carry Kansas. is true that some Democrats who believe in sound money will not support him, and yet more of these will vote for him than will sup- port There are also a great silver Republicans in the State who will vote for Theatrical men are as a rule good judges of the drift of public sentiment Mr. J. Morrisey, widely known as a manager says of a coming event descent on New will stupendous affair. He will pack Madison Square Garden to its limits more will be in the streets to jive him welcome. Only a fraction of that monster gather- will lie able to hear a word he but few will fail to read it after- wards. Already there is a big chance of sentiment in New York favorable to silver and Bryan's coming will make converts by the it cannot lie said that the ac- of the populist convention was together satisfactory to Democrats, none of them are disposed to worry about it, because their minds were up before the convention met Bryan g-t the vote of every pop- who does not wish to throw his vote away, of what the con- do, and there was MO BE ABOUT O. 1- Bast traveled through a what is considered the belt Eastern North Carolina. The route covered we sup- pose is in the neighborhood of one hundred or one hundred miles and was to ascertain near as possible the exact crop condition. As stated in a article we found the crop very much broken, in fact, more than we expected. There are several good crops and a few far- mer were fortunate enough to get all their tobacco cut and these crop while nut near so large as it grew la-t year looks very well indeed in those sections where they have not had too rain it is ripening and cures as good. The writer has had several letters from tobacconists asking how the crop compares with the crop. That is a question hard to answer correctly for during last three years our people have all thought they had very good crops until it U about all cured and the trade has been deceived every year, year it was thought from the growth of I lie crop that it was an excellent one and when the were their first cures they thought and so did everybody else that it was the sorriest tobacco they had and we all kept continually for the good tobacco which failed however to put its This has been the case now fur the last three years, the first have turned out to be the best tobacco, hence we report that it is difficult to compare last year's with this except we take it at stated periods. If we were asked to compare the with crop July 1st, of each year, we should most assuredly the crop would not rate over or at the outside with the crop taking as the best. We have heard more of the flea bug this year than ever before. Insist week we were in several crops, that to all appearances looked fine but close inspection we the ravage the flea bug were Large healthy almost sucked to by tin bugs. Some leaves that from the top did not seem to be hurt much, when tamed over and viewed in the light looked almost like a sifter bottom, of course there are not many crops this I but every we saw had been damaged some by these pests all I v bile this will not seriously damage the it will make the crop light and chatty which at present prices means little to the farmers. Highest of all in Leavening U. Govt Report ABSOLUTELY PURE -1 cu tell us the great cities are in favor of the gold Burn d your groat cities and Intro your and your cities will grow up again. But destroy our farms and the grass will grow in every city of the Wm. J. speech before Democratic National Convention. desire to meet Mr. Russell on the hustings of North I want the people to hear us and decide be- tween me and what I represent, and what I think he represents. With their decision I shall content. It elected of your Suite. I shall see that every man, no matter what his station in life or what his politics, i- given every privilege granted him by the Constitution of North Cyrus B. Watson. Democratic can- for Governor. BETHEL II EMU. N. C, July Miss Cherry is teaching public school in District No- Albert Barnes is holding a pro- meeting in the list church. Samuel Moans lost a o S night by lire. F. L. Davenport had a tobacco barn burned Saturday night. Mr. Willie Thomas is quite sicK with typhoid Our this section are all busy curing tobacco. Prof, B. F, and family re- turned home Sunday morning from county where he he had been visiting his father. Mr- II. lost a barn by fire Monday. Mrs. Charity Davenport lost a to- barn by fire last Monday. Mrs. July Ann wife of W. W. died at the of her mother. Mrs. Charity Davenport hist Saturday night w-i typhoid fever. She was burled hero Sunday. At her home four miles from Bethel, on day, July I SOU, and minutes past o'clock P. M., Mrs. W. Manning died with that much dreaded disease age forty nine years, six months and ten days. She leaves eight children, two brothers and one sister and a large circle Of S Weaver, ; relative and friends to mourn her loss. j Seven the eight children are now I ; Weaver, Bid- down sick with fever. She was a good well, kind, loving and j ; Weaver, ; mother. She was Monday evening at o'clock P. M. surrounded. Weaver, ; a large circle of relatives and friends j well, ; Funeral were conducted at the I Harrison, ; Weaver, ; CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE. When a man knows how to match a a ribbon, When woman learns to drive a When man can thread a needle When mice don't make a pale, When woman gets off right from the street ears, Instead effacing toward the rear, When man slops smoking bad tobacco, And drinking sour-smelling beer, When woman doesn't block the side- walk, With .-pi nailing skirt- and puffed out sleeves, When man stops flirting with new charmers, And to his lawful darling cleaves, When man can understand the baby, And woman, petting it, talks sense, When man proposes a new bonnet, And woman shies at the expense. like these, and others, May strike surprised observers dumb, But they will know, by these same to- kens, That has come. Journal. OBSERVATIONS. he greatest summer too hut. The omen owe men. the world is to Some Election Figures, Six State elections will occur before the November elections. They are as Alabama, August ; September ; Arkansas, ; Maine, September Florida, October and Georgia, October The popular votes of these Stolen in 1892 were as Harrison Buds of a feather flock together something to eat. It is an ill-wind blows the. most good. How careless bathers the danger of an Women have few sorrows which a n w shirt waist will not soothe. Many a naughty the mad.- by the slipper hi angry I is sweet to court -n brother lingers around to mother. no small his He who is fullest of failure in h'm- first to prophesy failure in grave by Rev. B. W, I lines assisted by Rev. E. D. Brown. Oakley Item N. C, July 1890 Mr. W, A. i quite sick with W. T. Taylor, who has been living in Florida for the la-t three years, rived home Saturday, and will spend a month at his old home. Harrison, Weaver. t 1,415. Tee whole number electoral votes this year is and the number to a choice is An estimate made at National Democratic head- quarters gives Bryan votes. The list includes votes that were cast for Harrison and that were cast Weaver 1802, and only the votes that were cast for Cleveland in year. Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Indium, New Jersey. New York and Wisconsin, which cast Democratic votes 1802, are not in the J. E. and wife, of Rocky Mount, spent Saturday night here, and left Sunday. Our friends in this section reckoned will support Bryan A prom- Mew and Observer. man who has heretofore been n strong Populist Id your correspondent YOU a few days ago that he support fry Electric Bitters as a remedy for Bryan and in defiance of Butler your troubles If not, get a bottle now , ., i i i i , , and get relict. This has been and he should also vote for be adapted re. Watson the entire Democratic lief and cure of all Female Complaints, a wonderful direct influence i In giving strength and and tone to the organs. It you have Loss of SHOT HIS WIFE. A Sight. It was indeed a pleasant sight to see old man Abram Cox and Joe Dancey sitting together for hours this morning talking of the days of yore, when there was high times the Whigs and Democrat, what Alfred Move, Burt Church Perkins, Dr. Blow, Dr. Blount and the leading men of t at day were running the two great parties, when the elections were held the first Thursday in August when hard cider was the election beverage. Truly it must have been good old times in those day when everything was plentiful and everybody honest and no one to holler out hard limes. These gentlemen are of the honored land of the happy days. May they live long to enjoy many such meeting. Constipation, or are Nervous, Sleepless, Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy Spells, Eli He Another Case of Foe ling With a Pis. Bitters is the medicine need. Health Strength are guaranteed by its use. cents and 81.00 at Jno. I. Wont- j en's Drug Store. A. C. L. Valuation. The railway commission the following assessments for taxation of the Atlantic Coast Line system in the State of North Carolina, Wilmington and Weldon, mail, line per mile, branch Scotland Neck Midland Wilson and Nashville Washington and Raleigh, and Darlington Petersburg Wilmington, Col- and Augusta ton. Chadbourn and Conway Norfolk and Carolina increased from total mileage ; total valuation including rolling stock and depot property ; increase 1805, The total of all roads and prop- is The total mileage is valuation of Pullman cars is The valuation of the West- Telegraph Company is ; of the Postal telegraph ; Miscellaneous telegraph lines ; steamboat companies The grand total, including all these about the work of the convention items The increase k o them to their opinion. Last Saturday afternoon L. F. An- who lives about three mil s Populist Convention at in the country, was in town. Among Louis nominated E. of the purchase he made was some Georgia, for Vice-President, and W. whiskey and a pistol. He put Bryan, Nebraska, for President, liquor under his the pistol It known yet whether Mr. in his pocket and went home. Bryan will accept. After giving the supper while his wife was same to the National Executive near him, he began fooling with the pis- and snapping it. His wife had others. It is hard work to defeat in a man who believes what he talks about. Joy like a honeysuckle may blossom as sweetly on a trellis of wood as on a trellis of gold. Other wages may be down but the wages sin hold up just the same. They never men for killing time in this would keep the too busy. Bryan, we are sorry to say, will lose tramp vote, which will be cast for and Hobo. Those who have rusty think shops arc continually berating those who have advanced thoughts. The people a-e not over the Republican A. and There is no life in the friendship of a person who does not strive to aid his if it. is only with a smile. There is lost the my this lady's cast off bathing dress can be utilized as a pen- wiper. He threw his arms around her neck, a re-united pair ; they glued their lips together then, and we will leave them Every man is artist enough to draw his own a pension if he was in the Union army during the late w The man who made mosquito bars should with the angels stand, and float around among the stars, a harp with- in his hand. What happy days in farm lift spent I we didn't mind the weather, but yoked the wildest steers we had, and tied tails together. Close the shutters and lock the door, hang out the sign, to the. or gone to seek the woodland s shade, and left his city bills unpaid. Orange Observer. We Offer You a Remedy Which Insures SAFETY to 1.1 of Both Mother and Child. FRIEND BOBS OF its paw, m DANCER, Makes CHILD-BERTH Easy. and recommended by who used It. Beware of and initiations. Sent by or MOIL on receipt of price per Book free, containing voluntary testimonials. BEAD FIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Of. SOLD ALL J. W. HIGGS. J. S. HIGGS, Cashier MaJ. Cashier. L. F. EVANS. R EVANS. A. CO., Props. Si Greenville, N. C. STOCKHOLDERS Representing a Capital Than a Hal Million Dollars, Wm. T. Dixon, President National Exchange Bank, Baltimore, Md. The Scotland Neck Bank, N. C. Noah Biggs, Scotland Neck, N C. R. R. Fleming, N. C. D. W. Higgs Bros., Greenville, N. C. We respectfully the accounts of firms, individuals and the general public. Checks and Account Books furnish- ed on application. OXFORD, N. C- Fall Term begins Apply for O M E Will at Oct. 2nd ii Homo School for Git Is, from to years of age. limited to Address Mrs. A. L. Norwood P. Va. l y. Teacher, Tuition a Board S. n month, full College Coarse. Coarse, Law School, Summer School for Teacher, Scholar- ship and loans for needy. PRESIDENT WINSTON. Chanel Dill. N. C. per Mo. per -Mo. Board in School. Board Ac In Club. Turlington Institute. A Military Boarding School. Scientific, Com mere Hoard Washing. Tuition for id to years old. pup. Write IRA T. x. c. Principal The old Greenville Warehouse is being en- and more lights added which makes it the best lighted Warehouse in the State. With plenty money and no pets, fair dealings and hard work, we are going to sell Tobacco as high as any one. Give us a trial and we will show you. Your friends, EVANS Greenville, N. V. Wholesale Dealers Baltimore prices guaranteed to merchants This is no blow or bluff, but we will do that and save you freight, Just let us have a trial order and we will con- you.-; BAKER l above will take ; , ,. ., . int an action entitled as l r t commenced before J. A. i. at M. Committee mat convention would have if session, the convention ad- just remonstrated with him for band- Saturday evening sine die. weapon so carelessly, when j The Convention ; session in same city unanimously endorsed Catarrh Cannot be Cured. with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as cannot reach the teat of the dis- ease. is a blood or disease, and in order to It you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous Hall s Catarrh Cure is not t med- It was prescribed by one of best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular Ir is composed of best tonic known, combined with the bait blood purifier, acting on mucous I lie combination of the two ingredients is what produces such won- results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials, tree. F- J Props Toledo. Sold by druggists price North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. College oiler Agriculture, Engineering, and Science. Genera academic studios supplement all these technical co ires. EXPENSES SESSION, INCLUDING Students. For other Students, for to ALEXANDER Q. Raleigh, N. President Carolina, Justices Court Pitt County, Before H. Harrington vs. w. it. Keel, Robert Williams. The above named will take notice th has been commenced before J. A. Lang an acting Justice of the Peace In for the county of Pitt, to recover on a note which bad, against the judgment, and to I certain land which defendant owns III this county to the payment of Bail debt; and the defendant will j lake notice that he appear, before the said i. A. at hi office in Court House in the town of Greenville on at o'clock demur to the com or the apply to the for the relief demanded in said plaint. This of July 1896. J. A. J. P. j F. O. James for riff. TILL FLOORING North Co. KNOW THAT YOU CAN BUY House in the town of; the day of July C rT A. M., and answer J i I V I i in said action. FLUES. FOR LESS FROM L u well equipped. regular students, be- sides practice of pupils, too matriculate since it opening ill of the counties represented. Com- examination at county seat August 1st, to free-tuition vacancies in dormitories. Application should be made before July 20th to enter the ex- No free tuition except to applicants signing a pledge to become teachers. Annual expenses of free- tuition students boarding in , tuition-paying students, Address, President CHARLES D. X. C. JUST RECEIVED -----A fresh lino of Family GROCERIES; -----Consist Flour, Lard, Meat, Meal, ling the the report under such circumstances was heard and a ball passed dear through Mrs. Anderson's right near the jugular vein. Dr. P. was sent for and went out to the wound. He says that it is almost miraculous that Mrs. Anderson was not killed instantly. However she is getting as well as could be expect d and was to ride to town today to see the doctor. Still Enlarging. Co,, arc adding feet to the width of the Ware- house, which give feet more floor space than before. No market in this section of the State has a ware- house that will hold more tobacco than the Eastern. By the way, you should read the ad- of this house the It tells exactly what can be done for you when you sell your lo at the Eastern. More Buyers Coming. The outlook is that the coining lo- season is to be the most active that the Greenville market has yet had. Most all the old buyers are getting back ready for there are more new ones here and making plans to locate than have noticed near the opening of any former season. will be able to take cam of all the tobacco that comes this way. will be Greenville, at the King House, on Tuesday and Wednesday, August 4th and 5th, 1896, for the purpose of and tn at diseases of the Eye. O. Hyatt. Bryan and the Democratic nominees, with an enthusiasm second only to that at Chicago. This was composed of GOO de gal, s who had formerly been cans. BASE Cincinnati. . Cleveland. Chicago. ,.,, Brooklyn. New St. To my I will return to Greenville on or about the 15th August, and will my new Photographic Gallery in the Elliott block. Wait for my return as satisfaction is my motto. Yours truly, R. The annual meeting the Stale Horticultural Society is called to meet at Southern Pines on August The two large experiment farms owned and by the State for raising fruit and vegetables is well worth a visit. An additional building is to be ed at the Thomasville Orphanage at a cost of PEACE FOR YOUNG LADIES, Raleigh, N. C. No superior work done anywhere, North or South- It has now the best faculty it Ir H has ever had. The advantages offered I I V I James M. A., ate unsurpassed. Address , of Virginia. Principal. Fayetteville Military Academy. N. C. Recognized as a school of the rank. Prepares for any college or for business- Students admitted to colleges Of Va. and N. C. on certificate. Teachers pupils form our household, thus making the home element very prominent Number of boarders limited. The individuality cf the student is constantly view. Classes small and best personal work given each cadet. The discipline is strict but parental. We PATRON. Write for T. J. C E., Ac, tic, which am selling so low that it causes surprise. Come see me will treat yon fair and than ran common others. If yon don't call and get his prices, He will be undersold. All work as to Flues arc now Heady Delivery. Prompt attention given to all or- I am also for the largest WALL PAPER in America. A. B. Near Machine To the Tobacco Growers of NORTH CAROLINA At the request, and acting under the advise of my hive extended the time of Farm for t nay. Col. I. A Sugg, ,,,,. for improved Patent and Looping Tobacco, until August 15th, 1830, at former price, being for acre or lea. and for all over a cultivated U. alter date no extension the collections may be expected and the fol- lowing are the terms and pries, to UNDER FIVE FIVE AND UNDER TEN ACRES ACRES AND TWENTY AC TWENTY ACRES AND UPWARDS ACRES 5.00 10.00 Respectfully, JOHN R. HANEY -----A large assortment of the celebrated----- Eagle Brand of Fine Shoes -----just received. A complete stock of----- General MERCHANDISE, always hand. T. WHITE C. A. Whites old THE OLD RELIABLE. AT THE FRONT WITH A I INK YEARS EXPERIENCE has taught best is Hemp Rope, Building rumps, Fanning ever ting necessary for Millers, Mechanic and general house well a Clothing, Hats, Shoes. Ladies Dress Goods I have on hand. Am bead quarters for Heavy Groceries, and jobbing agent for Clark's O, T. Cotton, and keep courteous and attentive clerk. n. Cobb, Pitt Co. N. C. JULY C, 1896. T. J. POPE, Vs COBB BROS CO. Va COTTON AND AND Stock, Cotton, Grain and Provision Brokers. and Progress Building, Water Street- Bagging, Ties and Sacks at Lowest Prices. and Consignments Solicited, Code, used la Telegraphing.

Q. F. Evans. O. L. Joyner. JOYNER CO O. Hooker. 2- Sole Owners and Proprietors of OUR FRIENDS THE TOBACCO as in the past your at all times. We are quarters for both man and EASTERN make no personal depend upon these principals for a continuance and increase THo THE Local Reflections, Watermelon arc cheap and plentiful. Even the cloud i hare a silver While bus fever. I. It. Cherry is Seven Springs. N trail Harris Mis. s Etta and Id Sheriff K. W. King wont to FUN AT AC E. Plenty of it for the Pleasure Water is low ill I lie Mr. Mrs. W. M. Kin- I Saturday. went to Earnest Forbes has to Panacea Three dozen for at S. Springs fir a few days. AI. Ocracoke Corned Mullets S. just in at First of the Mullets Potatoes cents a pork at S. AI. Fresh Graham Flour just received at J. Airs. Morris, of i.- visiting Mrs. Samuel AI. Miss Kate of Kinston. i.- Harris. Bob is Lark from Kinston and Seven Swings, a to The girl in white is these days. The best hand to hold of your best girl. a pleasing sight n life is that This She includes The days have lost about minutes since their longest. Bryan voted for Cleveland three times, is it possible that Cleveland will now refuse to vote for Bryan The Washington Light Infantry will have an encampment at Ocracoke for a week beginning August 8th. Fresh Butter. N. Y. State and Can's at AI. Some the folks say but week was was a hot one. Well, how about this one The streets up near the Court House are being raised with bats from the Elliot block. a, Fayetteville recognized as first rank. See advertisement. Academy is a school the very Dry goods in fact the entire stock Call early. Prank Wilson The King Clothier. The Book Store just received a large lot of new tablets, let- note, legal, fools cap and broad bill paper. A coroner's jury recently reported the deceased came to his death by excessive drinking, producing in the Snow fell for ten minutes in last week. And this is the lat- of July A prominent received live two cent stamps thirty boxes of cu- cumbers recently shipped -New Journal. Some one has said that an English- man listens to music, a Frenchman hears it, a German analyses it, but an Italian feels it. The Leader must feel mighty It is the only paper in North Carolina that bolts the Na- finite a of people from and along the railroad went down to Ocracoke Saturday night to spend of them remained for a week or two. The Atlanta Constitution thus the If you want more money and less taxation, vote for an and If you want less and more taxation, vote for and Dining the scholastic year of 1895- Patrick Winston, sou President Winston of the made the highest general average in scholarship at the Homer School ever attained at that famous institution of learning. going on ail at once enlarging the Eastern, planters and Greenville warehouses, and building the Star gives the tobacco quarter a busy look. The infant son Col. and Airs. I A. Sugg was interred in Cherry Hill Cemetery at o'clock this afternoon, funeral services being conducted Kev. N. Wilson. he pall bear- were E. A. W. II Zeno Moore and E. While at the Homer School of Ox- ford. A. Gotten secured the to Annapolis in a examination. He stands among the first in a large in which are many college graduates. did you break of your en- with Miss her parrot was always say- that what difference did that make Your engagement was not a my name is not Tit-Bits Bolls and pimples are to impure blood. Remove them by making the blood pure with Hood's Miss of is visiting Mrs. W. It. Miss Etta rued Wednesday evening from a trip to Tarboro. Miss of is visiting J Brown. Mrs. R. C oho went to Grifton t. visit friends and relatives. White returned Saturday evening from a visit ti Ports mouth. Miss and Miss Jennie Williams are at Falk land this week. Leon of Richmond, rived Monday evening to visit his S. AI S. T. and family returned Wednesday evening a sojourn at Panacea Springs. Misses Annie Jones and e Thursday morning end are visiting Miss e are to learn of the cent of Mrs. W. T. who been ville sick at her lather's near it. T. of Oxford, arrived AI to keep books J. S. Jerkins Co. He is brother to G. E. Harrison. Mamie liar, who has been vis- the family of her cousin, J. N. Hart, returned to her home at Boykin, a., Thursday morning. Allen Taft Monday morning the markets to his fall says he will cure all the latest novelties in wear. Misses Kale Warren- to. Alma Clark, of Ga., Willie Hargrove, of Washington, are visiting Mrs. A. J. Johnson, near ville. AI. M. Nelson. J. J. Cherry, F. G. James, G. E. Harrison, Lawrence Hooker, E. G. Flanagan, P. ard, Charlie Latham, Louis Latham, Harry Skinner. Walter Wilson, Bert returned home Monday from Ocracoke. ill James sent us word to state he would have re- timed but the doctor advised him traveling with a lame foot. Mothers Anxiously watch declining health of their daughters. So many are cut off by consumption in early years that there is real cause anxiety. In tho early stages, when not beyond the reach of medicine, Hood's will restore the quality and quantity of tho blood and thus give good health. Bead the following is but just to write about my daughter Cora, aged She was com- ran down, declining, had that tired feeling, and friends said she would not live over three months. She had a bad Cough nothing seemed to do her any good. I happened to read about Hood's and had her give it a trial. From the very first dose she began to get better. After taking a few bottles she was com- cared and her health has been the best ever Mas. Railroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y. will say that my mother has not Stated my case in as strong words as I would have done. Hood's has truly cured me and I am now Cora Peck, Amsterdam, N. T. Be sure to get Hood's, because Hood's Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. Prepared only by C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. mil. purely re- and beat, m. Hotel Ponder. i N. C. July In my former letter I promised to make some report at next writing of what the could do The person who comes to Ocracoke and don't go fishing misses lots of fun. I have been out three times far and Cherry is the only one crowd who has gone ahead of in point numbers, and twice when didn't go the d bis boat. James didn't care to have it told that he was the of the ship and caught only two, but it is too good to keep. But talking about fishing. Louis Skinner holds the championship for catching the largest. He and George Harrison Wire out yesterday when Louis caught a pound drum, and George landed one that weighed pounds. The fare at the hotel is the best I ever found here, and the attention the guests is all that could be wished. The dining room is in charge Min Ella Houston, a Canadian, whose equal cannot be found. She can get around in more places to see that th-j guests are promptly served than any one I ever saw, and she is praised by till. -Most of the waiters are white from the island and they make ones. I keep a good eye open to sec what the Greenville crowd is doing, us their movements will be most inter- est to the home folks. I have already that a Greenville girl is the most popular here. And most all all-round popular man bails from the same quarter in the per- son of James. The young folks and the married folks gather around him every night and make him lead an old fashioned quadrille or two and call tor them. No feature of the dances here seems more enjoyed than this. As I write now his clear, merry voice is heard ringing -swing corners above the lively strains music and scraping effect. And another Greenville boy is dis- himself here too. Let me speak it softly for fear giving him away, but Ed. Flanagan can court- enough for the whole crowd. I have actually seen him making love to two girls at the same time, but one of them came victor by showing Howard it is to have a Farrow rival. Will James runs Ed a close second. Last night the 4-11-44 camp from Winston, gave a dinner complimentary to Misses Lillian Cherry, of Greenville and Bessie Williams, of There were several invited guests and the young men entertained them hand, The Spread w s superb and the bill of fare would have done credit to Proprietor George Credle don't let the guests dull around Hotel Ponder. If there seems to be a in CO other lilies of amusement he gathers a crowd around him and keeps them in an uproar his dry, witty There are bathing and sailing out evening, and Ocracoke is truly delightful. Every boat brings new arrivals Three young men came here on their bicycles this morn- and made a remarkable trip. They are R. S. Daniels and Ellis Williams. They started from Beaufort at o'clock lust night the run by moonlight along the beach, covering the distance of miles in four With the wind fair behind them they made the last miles in hours. They arrived at Portsmouth at one o'clock and got a boat to bring them the inlet. Ed. Flanagan distinguished himself in another particular also. Just after an early supper one evening, following out his record for two girls at a time he took a couple of them out rowing. Seating the pair of fair ones on the stern of the boat, Ed. the oars and rowed away with as an air as if he had been of the Yale crew. With a strong flood tide and a brisk wind both in his favor Ed. shot the boat away at a minute gate. The flying off so rapidly be- fore the tide wind riveted the at- of crowd gathered on the hotel balconies, for they well knew the young man was going to catch it he turned about to conic back. And their surmising was right. Little more than half a mile out the boat tamed, and Ed made a strokes with as much grace as y lien he was going out, but seeming to stand perfect- still he looked to see if some- thing was holding the boat and began harder. Still it wouldn't come and the oarsman grew serious and the girls began to look Taking in the situation Ed realized that boat got back somebody had to do some ling. He tugged away awhile longer and sued his coat and the crowd at the hotel began to smile. Ed stuck up for nearly an hour when he managed to reach a yacht lying at anchor tin- harbor and hired one of the crew to row the ashore. It do to ask him ton often how he likes rowing. D. j. the future Tobacco that the an ask Accidental Late Sal in day afternoon, on the plantation Air. W. Allen, three miles from Greenville. Willis Johnson, a colored man living on the place, was a gun when it went off, the bad sinking a colored woman, named Adeline Barnes, in the face kill- her. She lived about five minutes. Samuel Fowl.-, a young while man, was drowned Thursday at Washington. He was riling his bicycle the county bridge and when he reached the draw he found it open, but was under such speed that he could not stop his wheel and plunged in and drowned. The body and bicycle were recovered in about an hour. Died. Paul, an aged lady, to be of the oldest in the Slate, died it the horns of T. A. in Heaver township, on j Truly this is a sad east Sunday night. She had be u sick for lime and death was not . H- A Case. out a week ago Mrs. wife Air. J. AI. came from her home at Whitakers. accompanied by her little 4-year-old son, to visit her in-law. Air. A. G. at Air. B. place, near en- Soon alter her arrival she was taken down with typhoid fever and sick only a few days when she succumbed to that dreaded disease. The sorrowing husband left with the re- mains Tl for her Into home. CONDENSED Broker and Agent. Ohio, The competitive examination for tin county appointment to the A. AI will be held in Greenville Thursday Aug. 13th. beginning at A. AI. There are two it and never knew it to fail be filled from this and would rather have it than any doc- that Dr. King's New Discovery has no equal as a Cough remedy. J. D. Brown, Prop. St. James Hotel, Ft, Wayne. Ind., that he was cured of a Cough of two years by La Grippe, by Dr. King's New L. F. Merrill. Mass. that be his used slid rec- to Those to compete for the will be present on above named date. V. II. July Co. Examiner. tor. because it always cures. Mrs. Hemming, E. St, Chicago, ways keeps it at hand and has no fear Of Croup, because it instantly relieves. Free trial bottles at L. Ladies Your attention is nailed to tho; fact that j SILKS WAIST, Ai. Cost HAMBURG EDGING, Al Gout SHOES. Such as Oxford Ties for ladies and children, and low quarters for men I AT COST. to AT COST room for fall stock. Such as Lawns, Dimities, White Goods, India Mulls, DOTTED SWISSES AND NOVEL COTTON GOODS COST I HATS. Such as color felt and all straw goods AT COST. CLOTHING. Such as Summer light color, and weights ALL AT COST. we want the room for fall goods. Very Respectfully, C. T. Next door to of Greenville. T a cent. . largest stock, moat beautiful selections, best values, make our store the most satisfactory place for you to trade. Come take a look at the many attractions which we offer you. They fail to elicit your admiration and make you our patrons. A stock full of Bargains day during each season, but before any better, grander, more or better selected t stock than this season. Our buyer bought for the and added to the judgment of years experience we offer a line of Merchandise. merit, honest goods, square dealing, polite attention, and the place for you to trade. We have them here call upon every to examine them Our store is full to of the following Dry Goods, Ladies, and Children Dress Goods, Shirt Waist Silks, White Goods, Dimities, ail wool Black Dress Goods, Ripples, Novelty Cotton Goods, Linen Fabrics, Ducks, Piques, White and Colored Lawns, Muslins, Ginghams, Calicoes and other beautiful The Talk of -the Town. f LANG'S t f- SUMMER GOODS. Must go in Hot weather. Ladies, Misses and Toe molt complete and stylish line of L idles, Misses and Children Oxford Ties ever offered here. Furnishing Goods embracing such Collars, Cuffs, Ties, Scarfs, Bows Suspender, Dress Sunday and Wool and aw for Men and Boys. Caps for men, Boys and children- Plain, Pure, Heavy Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar, Lard, Molasses, Salt, Snuff and Tobacco. H ware and Farming Tools, lows Tinware, Toilet and many household articles in that line. The Best line of- Crockery that have over had and that is saying much. Our Tea are beauties. Our Cups Saucers, es and Bowls are here quantities and Vase and Lamps, plain fancy patterns. Now a word about our FURNITURE Store, bigger more and grander than ever before. Oak Suits, Parlor Suits, Couches, Lounges, Plush, Upholstered, Reed, Willow, Oak Rocking Chairs, Oak Dining Chairs. All the culmination of the Manufacturer's Art up to date. Separate pieces, bureaus, Dining Tables, Towel and Hal Tin Safes, Side Boards, Spring Mattresses, Cots, Wash- Hands, Shock straw Mattresses, Mattings, Rugs, Carpet, Cur- tam Poles, Lace Curtains, Window Shades and other house furnish- and Hand Bags and Satchels. Wood and U are. Buckets, Tubs. Market and Fancy Lunch et. And many other things that you need. Don't come to Green- ville and leave without your friends, the Leaders tors. Notice to Creditors. Having as Executor of will of the late Mrs. A. M. Clark, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate to the and to all I the estate of Mrs. A. M, to their claims properly Ki . authenticated to the It Will SOOn Reining, attorneys, in N. C, on or before the j ill,, Hay of August 1897. and you had better of Mi--ab. your Flues ready curing. We can sup ply you now at any time with the best Steel Flues. Fender makes good NOTICE. To the Tobacco Farm- All farmers growing tobacco who pro- pose to use the Improved Method of Hanging or Looping curing are that they must a Right before using the tame. lie same having been patented Oct. a. 1896 by Pleasant B. Farmer, and by him to John R. Chaney. Farm Rights can be procured by applying to ISAAC A. SUGG, Attorney Greenville.-

1875- PG SIDES J- their year's supplies will line Haiti juices before ii all its branches. FLOUR, COFFEE, RICE, TEA, Ac. TOBACCO SNUFF CIGARS we direct you l buy at MM A stock of FURNITURE and sold at prices the l Our goods bought and sold for CASH therefore, having no risk to sell at a close margin. . S. M. N C The town talk is remarkable surprise that the New York WorM -revived and gave in answer its cir- l ct inquiry the democrat- county in New York stale. It made three in the letter as Will democracy in your support the Chicago and you favor t f r What will I he democracy sustain in rung the platform and candidates We have not the World by us, hut we think, corr. represent the The answers have been published in the World, and all or nearly all are lull of encouragement to the first inquiry an second m- J i it It. I AND RAIL o SOUTH. till s. y. A. M. Weldon Ar. Will ll A. M Rocky Wilson J Op II i i .; K t; Ar K. V. a V A M SO s lined April 1886. c s y. Balms Ar Hf liming on Magnolia Ar Wilson Tarboro A. M -M -V ill AS A. M iii its Wilson Ar Rocky MI Ar Tarboro Tarboro Mt Ar Weldon no in n Train on Scotland Week Branch eaves Weldon 3.56 p. m., Halifax 4.10 p. m., arrives Scotland Neck at 4.55 Greenville 6.47 p. m., Kinston 7.45 p. in. Returning, leaves. Kinston 7.2 a. i. at. Arriving Halifax at a. except Sunday. Trains on leave Washington a, m. and 3.0.1 p . m, arrives a., in., and 4.40 p. m., 9.45 a. m., Tarboro 3.30 p. in., 10.20 a. m. and 6.20 p. in,, arrives Washington 11.60 a. 7.10 p. m. Daily ex- Sunday. Connects with trains on Scot tr ml Neck Train leaves C, via A B. K. daily except sun- I p. m., Sunday a P. M; 9.00 P. M., 5.25 p. in. a. to., Sunday a Ml., arrive Tarboro 10.25 II. Train on Midland N. C branch leaves daily, except Sunday, 6.04 a m. arriving a. in. Ba- leaves 8.00 a. in . rives at 9.30 a. in. Trains in Nashville leave Mount at 4.30 p. arrive p. in., Hope 5.30 I- in. Returning leave Spring Hope I.-Hi a. in., Nashville a in, at 9.05 a in. daily except Trains on Latta branch, R leave 0.40 pin, p in. Clio 8.05 p in. Returning a in. Dunbar a in. 7.50 a in daily except Sun- day. Train leaves War- saw for Clinton except a. m. and 8.50 p. leave.-1 a. m. p in. Train No. makes close connection at Weldon points daily, all rail via also at Mount with Norfolk and R for all points North via Norfolk. JOHN F. DIVINE. General Supt. M. Manage. I R Manager. To th tie no. To the that they will gain more -silver republicans than they will lose gold democrats. Tammany will stand the ticket. in the meaning of all this. Here is a great state the very of the money power. Within a of one hundred miles New York city, is gathered more wealth than states contain. Here is where almost entire press is one way. completely sub- by the money interest. Here Where the great machine is boated printing and distributing the one-sided, wrong matter that is called the. The people New York have lo read gold argument, gold scoffing, not read at nil. ll is I be Stale in which the gold lives, with all of hi.- immense patronage and power. It is I be of Hill and ton, of and leaders of who try to the people and act and believe with them. There is Wall with its potential ties. it . e. its Ian- lo the k and use their power lo . a r lo put a II to restore to it former the money constitution. And yet in face of all I his the o. pie Hie resolved upon working out and n i . . one.- n ore. i a lo all c. mI. They U that the Oil part ll i ; has Yolk as it U the entire south and ll peal west. It sagas a general upheaval in It tells t the people are j hilly awake, fully and will not wear o yokes any longer. The politician who stand in the way vast uprising of a long but people will he out of the way a challis away by tempest. The the people has begun to move. Op position is useless. The will people this year may be nearer tin- voice of God than ever The people when they are Bailed and re- solved have yet thwarted or cheeked or They must have their in a government the and for the people, and the people. Their will ha; asserted. Their vast power will control. They arc in all their power and majesty and I hey will winds nine when for- are ; Come as the waves come when navies are W Mess Be Your Own Prophet. Notice your eat when it washes its face, the paw it uses anal it laces will the point whence the is blowing. For in- stance the cat faces the north and washes its lace with its left paw the wind is from the northwest. When a person kills a snake he does wall la. consider what kind of weather be would like. If he hangs the snake up it will rain. If he buries it the weather will be fair. II the the chickens are light in color there will be a good deal of snow in the win- following. II the color is dark there will be little snow. The st Friday of each month is the almanac index the next month. If is Mr month will be likewise ; if so will the mouth be. Win n lie d W a they arc turned out to pasture in manning it is they feel a in bones you can look for I nun soon. After fros begin to sing in the spring if the arc frozen in times you may be lure that you will have weather. Wow out a candle and it the wick c long to smolder look for bad weather. If it goes out quickly the fair. The twelve days alter in the weather for the following year. Each day in show s lite weather tor one month. If the chicken's leathers arc very thick at Thanksgiving time the whiter be a hard one. When you take up I teakettle and find sparks on the hot to n is a sign cold When the camphor in is it shows that a storm is brew- NIGHTFALL ON THE FARM. Upon the porch at even We two together stood, Ami listened to the tinkle Of sheep bells in the v The locust trees bent o'er us, White blossoms dropping do And, with flowers, c us The path lay bare and blown. We heard the sheep-bell's music Far of and my grow ; saw the while flowers The lawn ; The roses drew back shyly Into silent dark. Hut though their haunts wen shaded Their perfume we could mark. in a locust's branches A little bird all brake the silence, The whole world seemed asleep. said. love yon I said. She did not speak ; Hut swill she el toward me With upon her cheek. L. Barker. CATARRH. His Worst Enemy Defeated by P. P. P., Great Remedy. Weaver's and Position. In 1892, the Populist nominated Weaver, Iowa, and Gen. James G, Kiel I. fer anal lit, has already been Gen. Weaver will h-. support writes o a in Atlanta Jam. s O. Field, a n and fat of I and who was on the for party in the a-l National I ill of and oil., is he a t. ml St. Louis on the 22nd instant, exert his to get the standard the Chicago convention by the Populist National convention and was opposed to his party making any With both the s of the Democratic ticket, why shouldn't all other advocates diver I in EUROPEAN LETTER. AN IMPORTANT NICHOLSON, i. A. Mgr. N. Hotel has reno- several new added, bells to every Attentive Fish and Oysters served dally. Patronage of traveling public solicited located. of general inventors. capitalists and out the North and West an din Great will have a sight into the advantage of Sooth, and a knowledge what it is a series of spec, Man of the Bee- to be published during the next twelve months, than they have ever had before. The value of these issues in attracting attention to the South be overestimated. The U -cord has this series of special editions in order lo make each one some striking of Southern ad which could otherwise be brought so conspicuously to attention, is proposed, in this to be issued during next twelve months, to present to at large the most comprehensive outlines of the particular interests in the South. The very remarkable of the foreign trade of the South, so es- set to the prosperity of whole section, as outlined ill New Orleans Issue of July will lie next by one having as idea City and the the aim being lo show the of the and bus- internals at Kansas City looking to as an U foreign mar- be foreign interests have been up because I be in- crease of Southern commerce means the expansion the whole interests of this section. thus strengthening the trial situation and bringing about a development. this will be several special issues cover jug other features of Southern Arrangements have been made to guarantee that these issues the circulation union-; and capitalists anal business men generally, in this country and abroad, of any publication ever issued in of southern advancement. man- in the United States must necessarily be deeply in such a plan looking to the building of the whole South, and thus to an increase in the demand in this section for machinery and products generally. During the next twelve mouths regular advertisers in the will have for the benefit of this remarkable cir- d en. Doctors H . . , of Ca.-tor Oil. Without extra cost. FOB K MIS SUFFERED--COULD AT NOSTRIL CLOSED FOR YEARS. Sir. A. M. of at at a Catarrh in Its worst form. his of Ins suB.-r seem little short of In of his couch, glad for In nights coining, he to It with terror, realizing that another long, weary, wake- night and a to breathe was him. Ho could not sleep on either side for two years. I. S cured him in quick time. DE TEXAS Messrs. Savannah. C. I have used nearly four bottles of P. P. I was afflicted from the crown of my head to the soles of my feet. Your P. P. has eared my of breath- smothering, palpitation of the heart, and ha relieved me of all pain. One nos- closed for ten years, but now can breathe through It hare not slept on either stale for two rears; la fact, I to see night Now soundly In any all night. years old. but expect men able to take hold of the plow i feel I was lucky enough lo gel P. Is. V. I heartily recommend ll friends anal the public generally. A. M. THE STATE OF the undersigned on this day. personally A. M. Ramsey, who, after being sworn, says on oath that the foregoing statement made by him relative lo He virtue of P. P. P. la true. A. M. to and subscribed before me August 4th. J. M. M. T. County. Texas Catarrh Cured by P. P. P. Great where all twists distorts your hands and feel. Its agonies are but relief anal a la gained by the of P. I. P. Woman's weakness, whether nervous air otherwise, can be cured and the built up by P. P. P. A healthy woman Is a beautiful woman. blotches, and nil d's of the akin are removed cured by P. V. P. P. P. will restore your build up system regulate you in every way. P. P. P. removes that heavy, down- in-the-month Par and Pimples on the face, take P. P. P. for natural and thorough take I. P. P., our Special Correspondent Italy, lo, visit lo is one of the in- of the traveler no natter low little time he may find anything It is indeed of failing interest lo all and of tutorials, from the student of his or the to the man win is in five weeks, who decides to give hours to the City. The latter, it. is true, is to waste time on the Catacombs, under the impression that we have mines and tunnels in America are as and more practical ; but he coin because some one has told him that be ; nor docs he feel his lime has been wasted when he returns. First there is the drive along the Via Appia, where careful eyes may find some of the original stones, placed long before the era of Christianity. the unimaginative must think it the feet have passed over them from triumphal processions of Caesar and Titus to the weary tramp of slaves ; not to mention the d's- vision that arises of the little group disciples went to meet Paul us far as Forum and the Three Taverns, and came back with him lo Home. Then you have reached the garden that surrounds the entrance to the Catacombs St. are several rivals, bat this is the most you climb down into the dark passages, you inscriptions made by the early Christians who found a hiding place here ; you gaze at the spot where the body gentle St- Cecilia was found, with its severed neck ; you listen with rising hair to the story of the who was separated from rest of his and who wandered helplessly in these miles labyrinth for days ; and who was never found again, or accord to some finally dis- covered in an condition. This is always related, and yon your waxen taper lightly follow the I be until I into the null r light. It is a relief to back to sale e- lo buy the talk to two or throe win are WEEKLY CROP the reports of ills of the Weekly Crop Bulletin, issued by the North Carolina Climate Crop Service, to- J e week ending Saturday, July indicate a more week fairly satisfactory progress in the growth of crops. The limp was above the normal from day to Thursday, with several very warm days, but dropped b -1 the nor- with north-easts winds Friday an Saturday. Rains were hut generally in and gnu-r- ail no needed. was more sun- Shine lira portion and farmers had some chance lo clean crops. On the though the damage- lowland crops last week by overflow was very great, they have recovered to some ex- lent. General prospects still excel- lent. The first part of the week was generally fair and quite warm, but the temperature dropped rapidly Thursday night, Friday and wen quite cool, with north-east winds. The rain-fall, though moderate this week, was not needed and generally injurious in and portions. In and portions conditions were more favorable. Farm work made some progress early in the week, but was again Thursday- Cotton i growing too rapidly is largo but fruiting Much shedding but majority line. Some is badly in grass, and in north portion much was completely drowned out by rains last week. Corn is still a fair crop. quantities of of corn, specially and Cape Fear found to have been destroyed by freshets. Cur- tobacco progressing ; much damage by rain, which is causing growth. Sweet potatoes large enough for family use ; pea-nuts spread- nicely melons very plentiful ; grape's rapidly with large crop, some rotting. Another I feel jest like I'm rich It's democratic weather, Hilly used to pitch played ball air He'll never leave- me in the TASTELESS CHILL IS JUST AS FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE II LS., Nov. Paris Si Louis.,. year, of TASTELESS TONIa- halve three already this year. of In the never sold that gave Mi.-h universal your Tonic. Yours Sold A guaranteed Props. the- late store near Court GREENVILLE, N. C is a feeder and re- well to liberal On corn lands the yield increases and the soil improves if properly treated with fer- containing not under actual Potash. A trial of this plan costs but little and is sure to lead to profitable culture. 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The report of the on declared again it the gold standard as a stagnation of industry, the tunning enormous interest on the government, the issuing of bonds in lime of peace, the heaping up in the bands of the tin the- st- increase of taxes and the- ail debtors and as follows e. the of M in resolved we favor the free unlimited coinage silver gold at ratio of i, previous to 1873, by ilia.- United of any other m, all sainted en- issued by lo . a lull It lender in pay in. lit of all debts, public and private, the to the to its in gold, fl may be most convenient. We also favor the of a that will prohibit the making of comma-Is that discriminate any by Ilia- Here is a here a piece of charcoal. Both , yet between them stands the mightiest of The food on your table, and your own body ; the same vet between the two stands the the arbiter of growth or decline life or death. We cannot make a diamond, we can- not make blood and bone. 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Tin- Southern will also give of re and sell tickets at above rates via and or is to arrange a the of friend to have or on above go to St. without change, arriving there, p m., July and to accompany the party through to St. Louis looking after their and pleasure. All who will u-e please ad- vise me at once, also for any further in ion. address CHAS I-, So, Ry, d W Charlotte, N. U. in several and on any topic One I In ha a might have been a pi Carlo ii known ii. among the gushing American Is, and es- seem it a great lo have him for in pas- s. On the way hue the driver always a church anal explains that this is something you must s collect scant Italian vocabulary and inquire a hat is the HI building is small and looks almost as like a inn sir, a pi id worship. This is and here, lo I tradition, on one- occasion when Peter's him and lie was from met him on the way. Win-re Peter, the of the church. To be- again, in thy was the The apostle returned at one to sutler martyrdom, anal the scene of the vision is com- by the impress of Christ's feet on fie same- story is told iii other countries Of and the angel Gabriel. this case, however incredulity is excusable, stone is uncovered you have paid for the privilege of selling with much formality and reverence ; there are the outlines of two ; but the observant can the marks to-hails. leaving one to infer the artist the same on the. of the feel. Another chapel, further out, on the site of Paul's execution, is called the church of the Three A bare-footed friar explains that as the head of the fell from the it rebounded three times. wot; U touched the earth a o arose. If any skeptic I is piece of the monk says, with an expressive gesture do you not see the springs When we played boll r Pills Cur AH Liver Ills. Secret of Beauty is health. The secret of health is the power to digest and a proper of food. 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