Il North Carolina Presbyterian . t per miglio percorso su occasionof l'inaugurazione dei Confederati * monu mento può 20th, 1895. I biglietti saranno soldMay ottocento e novecento, con limite finale può 22d. Dal tasso di Wilmington, N. C, $2.70; Fay-etteville, N. C, 11.55; Maxton, N. C, $2.30;molle rosse. N. C, $2.06; Ponte di Legname,N. C, $1.90; Greensboro, N. C, $1.60. SEABOARD AIR LINE, CAROLINA ferrovia centrale. Pianificazione di condensati. I treni in direzione ovest. Wilmington,NCMarch 24,1895. l(^( DAVIDSON fino avviso pubblico. I fiduciari del Davidson College a theirannual riunione del giugno 1895, eleggerà aProfessor del lat

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The North Carolina Presbyterian . t per mile traveled on occasionof the unveiling of the Confederate Monu*ment May 20th, 1895. Tickets will be soldMay 19th and 20th, with final limit May 22d. Rate from Wilmington, N. C, $2.70; Fay-etteville, N. C, 11.55; Maxton, N. C, $2.30;Red Springs. N. C, $2.06; Lumber Bridge, N. C, $1.90; Greensboro, N. C, $1.60. SEABOARD AIR LINE, CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. WESTBOUND TRAINS. Wilmington, NCMarch 24, 1895. l(^( DAVIDSON Up PUBLIC NOTICE. The Trustees of Davidson College at theirannual meeting in June, 1895, will elect aProfessor of the Latin and French Lan-guages, if the way be open. By order of theExecutive Committee. J. Rumple, Secretary.Salisbury, N. C, April 16th, 1895. YERMIFUGE iXvE^The old-fashioned and al-? ways reliable remedy forstomach disordcre. Onebottle has killed 6il worma.Thousands of people Uvmg todayowe their life to this medidlM.The same good mediciiic FOR CHILDRENthat it was fifly ytanw^g^ IfyoordniBMf ?keep ft, and We. ft IE. 4 & FRCY.. Very cheap to enclose^ Ceme-teries. Catalogfree.RICE, Atlanta, Ga. FENCE To Date Testimony. Concord, N. C, April 2d, 1895. Dear Sir—Your letter asking my experi-ence, to hand, and I hasten to reply, feelingthat it is due not only yeur company, but thesuffering public to testify to the great meritof the Electropoise. In March 92, my father, mother, brother, two sisters, myself and several darkies onth^ place took a kind of bowel trouble whichwas so destructive in its nature and so un-yielding, that all the medical skill at our com-mand, failed to cure a single case amongst us.InNovember of that year my mother died a vic-tim of this disease. In October, 94, my fatherdied with it after two years and eight monthsof great suffering. In June 93, 1 bought anElectropoise, and at once began its use. Almostat once I began to feel benefitted and in thecourse of a few months felt like a new crea-ture. In addition to the chronic bowel trouble Ihad dyspepsia so badly that I

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