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-lues A. Thomas. Editor & Propr.
Fmday - -, -- UCTOBEB 28, 1387
STRENGTH ANI
ITS
: .source, ; . .
As a valued exchange says, few
possessions are more universally
"Valued V and Twished ' for than
strfehgth, but it Is not so generally
considered that "only through long
. patient and cootlnous effort can ; it
be obtained. :' It la thought of rath
fir a a happy accident, or a native
Kifti to be .passively, grateful for,
wan as a natural and certain result
.Of toll and striving' IWe'congratu-
- Jr Pe stiong man on his strengt h ,
4 t?y rwy praise, or honor him on
that account;" we pity the weak man'
flit tlla irnnb.v.n U ... 1L 1 ' 1 '
;K' " ' wouiuscem
j r.ueVt iningle blame or reproof
with our pity. Yet tke truth is
f- that human strength can be earned J
through human energy. It is not
always a gift which nature showers
-upon some and denies to others.
jt:often. a gradual; development
.-Ih theddiyIdaXing on Jn ac
j cordance with the active efforts arid
! earn.e8! struggles 'which ha pats
forth from day to day. .
J -Take, bodily strength for exam-
j p!e; th? siuni11 ' it through
constant motion, the boy through
Ljictive play, the man through toil
;.aiid tug and f burden. Let, these
-! eease and strength will cease devel
!'.. opiTig; let them be relaxed, it will
( decline. No ; one can have the
strength to take long walks and
P hard cliribbs who does not put forth
...in active efforts, froja time to time,
-(.whatever ; force -he Jiag. No 0no
i -tfhas he strength to-endure uunsual
toil and hardship who has not strug!
Kled manfully in past conflicrs.'
Bodily idleness as inovitably re-:
yutta in bodily weakness. The day
. i J? welJ 'gh past when wo
:,; wen pride themselves upon their
physical frailty; but many still con
f tlnue to be feeble and call it their
; ipisfortune, when quite often It . is
j only the necessary consequence of
- languid Inaction.
This is equally manifest in the
rP?nditioh. y,; The' ', strong
mind is one which has accumultj
ted power through hard mental acc
livity. Much earnest study, much,
--effort of- thought,- many- a 'tussle
. with self-indulgence ; and love of
-hasei many a struggle with difficul
"Ajad obstocles- have combined'
. Jo &Wp it that vigorous force and
elasticity which is to its possessor
- 60 valuable a boon . Ve look with
.ure upon the "inah thus' fa vbr
. 2fi4vie-admlre -his, clear thought,
his sound judgment, his keen dls
crimlnation; we envy the ease with
which he detects the point of an
-argomenttor solves an intricate
Question, V appUea a principle;
' but we do not see, and seldom even
imagine, what toil and patience
may have been tie source- of this
mental , strength On the other
hand, the man who has never learn
ed to control his thoughts, - and
'!6mpelHhem to work, who has
shrunk from difficulty, and fhdulg
ed'ln lazy and ' idle ? reverie, must
, .expect to be weak-minded; he. has
. . denied to his intellect; ,the very
food it needs tol build it' .p and
strengthen it. Of course there are
a few exceptionally gifted peHbns,
to whom this exertibn' ig only, a
"pleasure, but most of us must learn
our strength of mind by much'
r steadfast toil and some self-der
niali,-;:-i ;? :'-Ui. :
Moral strength also is gained
,2My hrouS struggle? 6T the
' moral nature. Every time a temp
iilfaiibnUs resisled, an evil; inclina
2lon conquered, a duty performed
mpral strength Is accumulated I
The one "whom fcll 'men honor for
sjmue and Integrity; to' yrhoui
'-Wfbnfr doing seoms to offer no at
traction, and who performs each
4aty as It "arises, apparently wlth-i
sOuifn effort, ha3 not; gained, -this
?ef treading flowery beds of
S";it;nas;bnie tohim thrp'ngh
Jmoxp arid sacrihee, and. they more
TiVhas costs ihe "greater the reward j
The poor weak victem of ; tempta-i
Woand indulgence, who is'power-
yiess to,deny his appettteir to sub-':
;u,ravin?V or to resist the peri
, ?-i9JofW evil companion, W
vrlndeed to be pitied, but hVdsplor. 1
aUo ionditioh is due ib long years'
f ' ;;!vofmorandleiess, during which hrf
y: -yyi yi yfcas driftedlnto evil instead ot
"y '-.-SV '-i yyy-;hyirig stemmed the . current and
1 : : Irelolntely pressed forward" in the5
' . . - .1 ' :oDPOsUe direction. .. - .
i vlf this is w-4f strength is'onlv
j tO,be btaiUed through effortit
: . way change the : aspect of , some
r, "ttiirigs Vearq accustpmed to look
ships. The vry obstacles which
-have seemed to ' hinder our course
may have afforded the best oppori
tunities for developing the courage
and accumulating the pqwertrhicfi"
we need to pereue It. The " trials
which have been so, hard to bear
have called forth the fortitude" anoT
heroism which are parts of every
noble nature. The difficulties over
come, the dangers Taced, even - the
Tnlstakes triade, hare all tended td
make you self-reliant,- fearless : and
strong. Just as. the child Jearns to
walk through many a fall, .that
seems only painfult the time;" "so"
we may all learn lessons and acquire
;thtough what appears at the . tirto
somewhat f dlaastrotirLEarnest;
,and, cpntinrious effort ,U a ;- copioiw
source frbm which 1; flows stfenkhv
of bdy,' BtrengthV of niind kd
strengtl of character. '"It is a source
open to all, from which nw,5; aup-.
plies may constantly be drawn, r :
NO PRINOIPJjES TO FIOtlT
,.; y.i'OR:.. .,?yyyp
The New York Herald which iis
neither a. Democratic or Republican 1
newspaper, 1 and; which' looks at
things as they are, has the follow
tag. to say', under the above1' head-
ing: . ?:; !
The Republicans hare no princi
ples to fight for, or ; they conceal
thetn very successfully. ' , What the
country heeds find must have If lt!
is to be prosperous is an admini
trcitiori that represents the whole
.republic from Maine to the . pacific:
Now, the Republican party heVr
has done that. . It was not born" to
doit. It is essentially , a sectional
party, and never has been anything
else. v It has not omy neglected the
millions of the South,; but it nertjr'
endorses a party platform without
expressing a suspicion , of theiri.
Its business at the present moment
is not to unite North and South,
but to keep them asunder;r 1tT is as'
plain as a pike-staff, therefore, that'
the next president ousrht -to ' bo a.
mart who can see Georgia, hist as I
... o uhi, au iiu xwpnoiican
has had the visual ability to do that.
Tlic people of this country are "not
blind to the condition of fTiir
They are clear headed on tha gnh.
ject,.and are, ready; to giye fair play
vv cTciymwy, oomn, JNortii, East
and West, Your .' State" elections
may gp as they please, thent but
when it comes, to voting for" the
perpetuity of our national iostituf
t ons and a solid com mercial atiil
patriotic union of all sections undo
a common flag, why, the Repubtt- '
can party has not growrtTip fdsuch "
a conceptiotu and is therefor unfit
-for power. The only party ; that
, can represent the whole couutr is
rpmocratte:;f-;3 v ; '
WORDS OP ;"Y1SD OjVI sA3TD
v? f PATRIOTISM. ) i
! 'lTbe.HiUsboro,: Recorder refer
ring to the necessity of party har
mony aud organization, y'wel
says: ' . , , 1
- RegardIng the ability, the hon
esty the wisdom, and the success
of the present administration .-and
the party In C power, the constant
effort of the IIRecbrder? wtttlie-' to,
: keep that administration and party
; fa power; dnr preferericetherefore ;
is, only for competency and atail-ability.-
The battle to do fought
next year will admit of no triflings
or desputes In our ranks, we ; must
harmonize, we must organize;
with'these twb IndispehsJbles we
go forward in solid tsolutrirt t4';a"ceri.
;tahi victory; r;Without Unity Hand
V
wganization ;we are --y dei'eated. 1
democratic papers who;djffer upoi
the Tar iff arid Internal vReVenuf
questions raust corapromise"theijr
difference and uni pon the roost
co!npetentari(i.ava4labIe;Ieraocrat.
Theparatnouut questiotris success;
the' minor consideration -can- be
looked after when we have, attain
ed success. We say to the low tariff
Democrats that it is ., better ; foi a
hjgh tariff pemocrat.to be in power
-than La rad ical, and. to the h igix tar-l
iff ment that it Abettor that a hM
tariff Democrat be "elected than the
enemy to both to succeed. -; i
?iLiet theconsideratioq of every
thing', butt the triumDh.of-Democ
iacy. be set aside while we are Drel
paring for battle against the enemy
. Gen.; Joseph JB. Johnson recently
said: , "The South does not "arq
for protection. With protection
her manufactorios have a competl-l
tr (the more in the NorthV With!
a low tariff our manufacturer car
compete with" Northern onesahl
unueraeu inemt.'nyes; aira tari
xor revenue ontv is what wn srant
,TnE,Kew-York. Star rsays ; tlw
,tne prohioltlonlsta i are srreatlv
alarmed ' lest the-s Rnrrpm cvwt'
shall render some decision affecting!
the legality of the! prohibitory;, IJ-f
quor laws, In' Kaheas.Iowa and
Georgia. Judge Brewers or the
United States Circuit Court has de-;
cided in two cases thaKtheTStatd'
has no right to tHose- up a - brewery!
or a distillery'.withotit flying com
pensation in some furtir of those!
whose'. ' property wasfl- rendt'ted!
Worthless. -JMillions of dollars 'have!
-ttAMH- I li 3 t .- 11 ' t 1
ureu iu vesieu m ine , inin uiaciure
of.liquor in States where such laws!
are in force, and if Judge Brewer's
decision is confirmed the flood gate
HARMONY.
The'Wadesboro Mossengtr speaking-
of tha"pbliticiirbaitle next 3ear
says: 'f . ir
Itirbe renjembercd that it, win
be a National as well aa a State cam-
Jixign; and there taust be barmony In
atiuaal andStjktalatforms. If the
North Carolina, she could order
her affa irs"w ithou t Joq t in g- bey q ud
her borders, but she is a Dart of a
nrt notion, andaf pi, he t pa.st! ;he;
has coutiibuted t its glory, so in the
- future she must lo her part - tv-pcr
- Let the North Cnrolia- Deuj'oc5rcy.
atDemooracyTjatniot-StandrIt U
Mid thatthe gMerat CtoveirbaUnt hka
iroposetl heavy and .opwewiTQjjies
on the produclions-t Nortn'Croil4a."
;Hr pVnjple ar illrv:et opon'jtb quii'
.ton vf lit Una thi.tax-J Alost of.tnMii;
any it is.an uDjuaj discrhflinatiprikiid J
Is ooiViriry to the gerilu of o'rir' iiiott- I
ninorra. . Anmn inatims is true, aad
is it not the part of wisdom to uQBiaif
,tn decloa-i the queitiaii ot "ittiriai
Woaiate rt-moral to: th$ , arbiMkraeht t
of the Nationnl Democraey 7 Iq jn .
go Ternment charged witli the manage-'
ment of interests o trsI, o"tdn3pli-r
ea ted and o conflicting,' -there .mubt
be, compromise. , . , If there is ho : eiutu
aefvatiam, the will of th Vnajrity
Jwfll enforce a tyranny Scarcely . leas
opprcsBivw oan aos iinie nomlage.' j
,., -There are tudictions that thut.Uoe
Natiunal Dmot rary will declare; In,,
favor ot a rednc'ion of the tarifl, and
'he repeal of the tobacco tax. "With--out
stopping to discUsa whither pajrt
or the whole, of the in terntkl reTBi oa
tlaTr sqould e at ouce abolidhed, ,twe
feabmit that it trill be in aocordanO)
with tie hi'4heit', natfiotli-hi f6r ' the"
vfm-cTuxa or prthVroj uaM -hold
wirim.-etres ready tomorveAforwarf by
we atiooai Reuloeracr
J -v .Willi W1U1IU-I
justice woo assume that the 'rleotiob
of any part Of the Internal' Ryinue
aystern will imperil the isubces of thh i
DemocMk;y in tbiagraudford Oboi-,
monweaiinv' JTnii ot tna ardor 6i 'pii-;
triptiam and impvttent at the' aiigii
es("8ustion or imposition,' she ha
learned tliat;modetation and 1 widom
w fiich comrs from 1 ex perii'nuc " a rid.
knbwg us uredly that inHhih": is "sk
tuioierame- oa uepuouoan aoiniua-
HON. A. M. WADDETLIfc
' address. ; '
The Wilmington Messenger f-jno-
dayOct. 30th. will publish i In lull .1
Hon. A M. WaddllTa atldreas . to be
delivered at ihe Keunion of the Arm y.
of ortljern yirgioia,KrRiohinopd,
on'the 28Lh irist.. JEyeryJ ntherQer
should read it as an . interesting '"and.
reliable contribution to Southern wir
hitory. An extra r edition! wVl tie
priuied and orders filjed. kj mail') dt.
five cento a single copy or ix- copies
for 25 cents. Addiesa " fhe Mesen-
ger, " WiliuingtQu, N. C. . -
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Miss TentiMcIntosh, of Hick
ory, is among the visitors to XjouIs-
burg, guest of 8, T; WUder4 Xt
! C-We regTet. eiceedingljrj to Weir!
of the burniiig- ot ?Mr.H afontgotn-.
ery's cottotr-girrrrhich occurred.
recently, in thls jcoimtrj . ! 1 1 , i
..HTA Jfinneji, Uonstable, notl.
flea thei tax-pay era of Louisburg In
thii Issue thfrt ".the town' taxes 'for
d89.7 areu!lPJ?f-,.u?t ,,d muBt t.bie
pald promptly. : See his notice.:
For Rent.
iFop.the ryear 1838 the t. residence,
hhw occupieq of v . tL..At UarrtS.I;
-partlmlars apply, to. ,i: ,,M f.t
1:8. T09TE1U
Be I'ross, , "
Aiiumbcr; Of; oar icntcrnnoraripn
bavieTecentlT, bfun hewvolames.t' fs
rnaae improvements tn iihehr'papei
among tiemtha-.Ralei2h Dfti!iea-t
Newa-Observeand JEvpning. V1itorl
me State Chronicle;. Oxford ,TorchW
light, and others that we ? have Over
looked, r All of thee have 6ttr' best
wishes for long year of continued usei-
lulness.
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iituu-'.w.-'. . . ... r : . !;'- l
... DresH goods at 8 cent and upwardl
atlthe Racket store, IouisbnrK. "
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''A CARD.
To The; Public.
Meisrsj &'SafTOW7& Sonlfai 'iHkiml .
uutjj, a uesiro vo suy so my inenqa and
the public generally that! will be more
than pleased to ' have" 1 them, ' call ' ana,
"seetme when they are 'fa1 towni'vny
orders willieVroibpay'fined.b v,;,; '
Bespectfally,
' PgmQftgwETFolrLERT
Here Is something of interest to
t every t tax . payer ra : Jtho . county
. : : ..r s .i . r
xne
The
more
tlon or taxes than iv
eroefdre known in this State.!
its provision the sheriff lot tax Col
lector of eVerxcounty ia not: allow
ed to use his ownjaifcretloi, t?u is
:compelleaioseTl at public auction;
roh'th&fireVMlmday Ip'TlBlJrtKlTy,.
;au lanas ior wnicnvayxaxfr
fprecedlhg: r t'yeTTrmaVN.be'' due
Heretofore the strerUtof4hesever-
;a,. countlea have been (ery- Jfidul4
gei;t ahd Would deay5elUngand,
"for taxes for Tnoutlis .Tter 'the -,tfik
allowed
nttsDoro ltecodetBavs:r i-- j f J'e i oa fiA r
last -Letrfslature5 :t)assed at J": Vwu?
Atrlnn-Ant lur fn Ko: I nn, ,V -W4 jWi-UesiCeU
we have ier : - -
23 v
AQOd goods and lo.iiv. prlceL8i
&.& C. Watklna
3 rr Henderson N.O.
Jsk your ' dealer, for it, and hare
: Wfliawest prices I r i ,. M
LifebJJr, Ritka&Allea havf
i t- -Mi
t . : "...
eriiieatuiR btovea. ltance ace uiev
catiumialrou.wUh.all . the . mair a
tha
J
belong to hToit'aoy stove, they
male
thrir. owa ttoe pipefrdBiM flue
Irorf
' "V ; . Vw "rrirvice xor satne"th6Mjon
lngrftoicl ' Ties at CrensBawi
llUi A' A ITrvnra 1 T "V T .1 rv tT
quarters for fill goods lu their 1
2 Bh ht $U50V. bag J (CorLei
idVeeyeiieU.:i
lust teceiyed ;? large! ot. of JS ails,,
,(. ... i
pl.fwiUbny .yoo: a." barreli of
ooaamuy .ifUHur-AViM din4ti.
7 A4h" TUck.el ?tof a'' tbiNlrg
JT. Ci yoa-can fget Dado- wndoiu
.A..U . el e 1
rr'f'W'Vn V i J
' r f-.-T'T' iiiit r; , . ( I i
T " J
!i IJY ?! ) 1: .'ho!-r.V
MlIiiillTEBY GOODS '
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Everylhtop.prertWm
1 -4 (bit the'rtqwiTbeuti bf bur cusbmerMa'nj will Won'der at xha'0 1
extraordinary'-rr l 'U-yAr.i !...' vmU; . -.j i
"TbicH ry.kbinff if marke lown W vVl Qtta of theories wiU be
advanced but wo have only one reply fox aU : . ' '
j'int:f $t'J
r,'if yon want id acvire some wqndrfu bjrilna,juattill ad x- J
r aTnioetaj otkaiulil contioxfd, A go.nistQ'.oridHSf imdChii- ,r
i (huSUOialnayan baud it'ForrRVBiczs.
:syjMaiyr.-,: '-.Ii.: " i'-.M,! t.1
ARE
. -o itoligElehing ihe World and this
7 ..fermition tha pucallJkHJB of
'''Viureb
ol. oomplele as k U potaiblp o make
n ! ?o"tvfrl iT vi'' 1
' rl4 - Cheap is not te word Kr the ni,
..'iicana wy.ranMwsen.ie;apprecjataJ we nave marked tktm
alldownat Ihelowttet flgnfca riot pin, and if you want "real, down '
right, genuine bargains, now la the time, to avail yourself ol t'ee-
luTJi vis. '-ja 1 i.h' art'iU ! . ,
T7. lr.1... I., r-w. , 1 - i..S .T-L '- r c.
. to-. .a iMuivuc uijlumv'vu luiu a imraviiat cxiliuiUBUoa . Of our
1 Bo6U, 8hO, CtJTUrWO'CASHMIiiR SUAWL
Bleached anda'leacue't)omatics. FUrintd Suits for Gentlemen An
. V A tf '. !'.-' l V. I JJ;'M. ; . , . . .
and Ladies, underws re, GlaMwars
and Hani ware, powpkb, shot, caw, and HperJtSaella ,Ior , breeds !
, , loading gus,,f, cKro,for..lkia,
,.,n7: ,r. ,.' !-i
Louisburg, If. C. Oct. 28i '87.' "
uwao.u WiMu
f.l"i mU w5 iwrr. tiii.ll -m'Uo'J
t fo'r? y. r r.i' ;..jit. n:t.;t "..-tT tf.v:;j, nji v:.' .; v ::
".' YW'.:i l-i.:,- .(:. ,l-.iim ;::! ' ' r. v .:' J-1 "?
Liz fli- M-P: :
1 1.,-. ,We will el you thebenan chenpeataaityou'evar kad. o All my stock
Broad BttonrS?wed Sttes, every pa warranted, V' r
: boTivWb 9vwl cieinklVr.-!j'J r-1 l1" F rw,' wiu UWM
Sh
Clockir1 tJaivlcJad Salfc Cheap?-'
a ewis,t?f o-jrt-MfY.! -j
rTT,nf iTiJI'iy w rHU luMj, rnr boose-' reepers and 'tiewTr married
MiVVV. Jfwp.lea, ,jTiawaief Tinware, Tinware, Tinware, t. ,!Ur
caUinod MrJrish-whoR will vll Vou whether yon want to ' ty or nU
Itave; n8iejthervtce of Mr. CharlHi Brewef, frmrSandj-li . wlo
wl l be oleasedteehla man frf-A,u from riM r. w.j. 7TT ?. WB .
Caah money ndmorepfltfor l
your cotton than you can get else
where at
rr"
V 8.1t?aWatkins
n s.rt E-Henderson N. Q
hHpa for vn.ir mttnn At , I
l J Jatklns StorV,'.
r ' r t r - - - .
I - iienuerson n. u.
i - :
I : MeOhee Co., want to buy alL the
wiuun ruieu jnxratiKiin vuiity.tnt
f jrar. and yill guaraqU: to., pa. Ual-r
tnroosh.
TT ran imC YHITH IL Wl in1 Os Mf.
jtt- 7.777 '
W) trlramad half U eta , -n
1. (on abt
1 . ... .. liendersonN. CL
. llendersoh'N.'rL
:ofgoodd!nlheSta
I rtstoclofjjoo'Hln the State
atSACr. WtkWprlcoa, very
cheap at f'-r4;! wlJ tf?i'i.y f j
L-.,, .
4 ,
i .iJIeJidr&on N.C.:r
Tii. W .
A Tyew Oooda nd low prices, Mjow
price and Kew Ooodsat ,
sssi ui
i
Kry.r-.
t:u,t.. , ;..,! --.,..,. ........
j 'J " .fv.
.'It.''
l;lt it.
cQran unity partloalarly with the
(rocerii-a, Boots, Shoes, Hard-
i9 M
it , aid' the :t)rlcea tl w IX) WESI1. f 1
" ''4 " y1 " " : ' ' - -J' ' ' ' ' :
In fact,, worda cannot do tkem jus-
of eyeiy"' deicripUon; Chockkbt
Young Men aud old Hen call on ' .
l"v-'.v ..:.' .i ? "
; u u .B. P. OUFTOIf. r.-.tr
-ro save money
.ISO
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11
I ! ',i.i i.',H-r! tWt-iim .(,iij
'-nuiP I t: vmii 41O .- .S 5 ,a in Jy
, ?All Wool Trioots and naunoU 25 cent.
Voi( 50;kll wool Tricois, double wldtb,
GsSter,' warranted-at $3.00; calk walkmK
je $1.00; $1.50 i.0Q, 20 and $3.09
j;s f V A y .
HPISI!
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; -j-.i nti -'f kv ": i -f? - tj f r - 'c7 '''"? "
. ;'.A ir T's-B'iil
vi : ,.: . .::.ol 1 k. Xv-i r, 'j J
nsfr;WcirsWkVSwalciw
UliTt havs aertf before bee brorU UuUtXrt. J
;;' ir. ; ;J N . u !-in ,-r..l) , , , , . ''
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