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WiL?ON ADVANCE: JUNE 4,1896.
t- t,e. numerous inexplicable
ab'lh d 'Governor Ahgelci ; was
'':,rJRC ,rt;on thai -Mexico is a country
t'ie a55 i -i.,. thc United States
t'i
ihat in particular ran-
r e ir oi i tab 1 e 1 n v est-
if -
npccsriry to republish sta-
i tne Sute. and always took the yrecu !
this KIM) (u- ii:j?oi;iav iibiiv
! LONG D! 5T A NCE TALKING.
w: o. ' 1 - ! est Dride in his croos. ..".'.., ; I
iv suitiujgin comparison were i ' . . , . - - Costs 10 to
l he dioloma, signea by tne omcers ! . nccci
the remarks made by the Hon. Josiah
Patterson in a sneech nplU-lrprl
him in" Atlanta on Thursday nl- avvard is nja for puril'- The Vield
on tw w,..,i i ! is 26 bushels oer acre. It: is lilustra-
- ucamm, loj me re-j
marks 61 Tillman and Bailey, in the
same city, on the same subject, a few
ct the Exposition, sets forth that the
e fo
per
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."BTAVfc-fi'mTrtBfc'nr irwnr
Thirrk Fire Minutes if the
evenings before.
..T!t
-l nave no venom on mi tftnaup i:
t s
.Yuia! sources which ap- fur any fellow Democrat' kaid he.
, .: cohiiims ei the Imies-
., i V, rr.yt. time before Governor
mat
iC
the Qiscoverv
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t.::; country for labor
Those statistics
i , V. u instead :'Ct --: making pro-
not as well ofl in
;o i.s
s '.(. (,.;n;i . respects as she wap
la fact, the miserable
n.-vt rtact:ea even a oc
as- it is ' under-
fp:e
LA1 - '
n l"-C c
anu piiysi-
;:rul barriers combine
industrial and eeo-
mei t extremely
CI . Ii i -
r
u,a go treachery m my neart fur the
Jarty to which I .belong. I 'am wed
ded to the Democratic party for
weal or Woe now and forevel."
These were the opening words of
Mr. Patterson's speech, anjl had he
said nothing mo e there cquld have
been no question oi his manhood and
true Democracy. But he declared
farther that Democrats could differ
upon minor 1 issues, and
i- .
some greater jrincip
. ted witli all the names bf the wheat
producing countries.
The medal is very elegant and
beautiful, and 'North Carolina "s
proud ot the distinction it confers.
News & Observer.
Frovn Chicago it is pcssiblo'to tel
ephona farther than tha l,2Cp miles
of -which l'ewr York is so protitl, for
r man in Chicago can talk' with an
other in Boston cr in Nowrport. Tho
distance is considerably over that
LURES UL SKm
m
from lew York to NashvilleJ .MRS r5 F? n'r -
; It;; net kn inspiring tliigjto tal j H j ' l-'l I I j i .J.Hlf AHf ! i
over a long distance phone. ) Bisi- i k ia &s.Jt,
np'-.a r-fm- 5f,nTl'1''it,,11-Ti't,'ht f OV ! : ttsu-isi.s cUt.r.H . P.. i". a a tp.e&d:i cot. Ji ftllce, (
Lt.jjU.Ul 3 l-.t biulia II cUl rigUT, IOl Mj sb4 n -ltat .-ticiioa for th carei cf ell I-
and. et-ri upon
Its 'of the party,
but above them v all-was
first
to be
to
aiivvays in' Mexico, although
rv. ktCoS.bujV eleven mints
coined on an average for ten
vcars between 525,000,000 and '$30,
coo.000 in silver, only about 900
.-vM 'r.uhvav but" of a total "of 5',:-;:
corr.viIes has been built by' Mexican
wealth. whfch finds it inore profitable
to coin silver for China. It is British
and 'Aa-i'encan capital that has undcr-uh-n
the-industrial development of
Mexico." But it cannot be claimed
to be a prrniable venture as a whole,
' r.ct;vi'thstanding' lavish concessions by
the eoverninent and peon labor.
The Mexican railway, which has
f-st issued its report for the half year
enclir,g- with 1S95, shows gross earn--"
ings amounting. to 293.215, against
. 1 ..003 for the corresponding pe
riod last year: : This gam is not ex-r.ro'-neri'y.-
Atrer. oavment oi
interest on the debenture stock there
rem one -'"half percent per annum
f)r. first preference stockholders. ; ;
iiV) -r ia--;.iexico oemor wortn . iur
6 to 10
considered the party, and he would
not turn his back uoon it for such:
causes. Neither could he find it in
his heart to abuse his brother Demq
cra!s who happened to hold different
views from his oWnbn -abstract " prin
ciples of the par.ty, but preferred to
try. to show them the error of their
ways. .
These are strong, manly sentiments
and are in striking contrast with the
vituperation and denunciation' em-i
ployed by Tillman andj Bailv in
speaking of Democrats iho difler
with them upon certain' questions
now before the country. -There is
nothing too bad for then; ard the
-orst they can say, "is in their jud-
who ' differ
shame to
ment too good for those
with them. It is a ereat
railroad construction from
day, and in silver,
the roaas
sav so, but such is the fact Ex.
Latham, Alexander & CJo., bank-;
ers and commission merchants of
New York, have issued a circular re
lating to the cotton acreage of. the
cu rr en t year. Th eir es ti i n ates are
based upon 2,521 replies Irom plan
ters, commission merchants, brokers.
and bankers, from every cotton grow
ing country m the South, and their
finding- is that the acreage is increas
ed 2,737,000 or 14J;; per cent, over
last year. The planting, of the crop
was about one week earlier than last
year in all the' Stares excepting 'Texas'
and Florida, where it. was one or two
weeks later than last year. Eiom
North Carolina these gentlemen had
230 replies, from which they learn
chat the increase , in acreage for this:
State is 16 per cent. They gather
that in. all the States the condition of
the plant upon the whole is favora
ble, but in many places there are
complaints of drouth, excessive
rains, cold .weather and damage by
worms, and fears, tfiev sav, areifih
tertained that the crop in those sec
tions will be seriously curtailed.. The
circular .is interesting and derives ad-
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dirional value from the reliability o
the 'people who put it out. Charlotte
Observer. e
tacir mint! s are tun ci ctiier matters, r?rrSi -VrfSssHi
butto one who coes. into tho thing -j J'l
simply for tho cxperienco and that E$1 s
ho may sar that he .has done-it th:o ;
eiiect is crushing. it loaves one j & hifh HWi&rM
nvcea ana oisinroea Dvine incncnu or 1
hii5 own in significance and the great
ness of tuings.1' . ; ! .
But the telephone girls sedrn to bo
fvfYnlY!nl - lb- t rt sn r-1i ' Minn ct1t2 ' Ar.
prently isy experience no ' awo
E;icli one 1$ bnsy answxr-
whaf over,
injr those
o shriek -wildly .for con
nections' vfith some fai;away vaxt of
:s
the eommy and keeping a watchful- yrfi ZJg&H
eve oil the second hand of the clock' Sl lrM piSl
before hoi). That second hand means -.':;,J:fe?
consiueraila to her. TliOT.-elI .worn " S 4 "vTti' fef ""7 5 kj'S
othw--k is cheap" an- & tit
Beware of that constant cough 'and1
loss 'of flesh '-which indicates' deciine:
and sure consumption. Help yourself
.while. there is yet time by tjaking Johnson's--.
Emulsion of Cod j Liver Oif.
Pleasing to the taste. Pintibottle, 1.00
at Har's! rave's. -
i 1 ve mi
a irieud i
friend an
plies in no way to talk over the long
Uistanco' mione. '
rates' conversation with
Boston,:. even an intimate
d using short words,: is
worth in jrho. estimation cf the tele
phono company 10. The same with
a friend ip New York, if it is possi
ble 'for a Chicago man to find a
friend in New York, comes to $9. If
the friend happens to be in Yv'ashirig-'
tcn, the talker gqts off with a pay
ment.of enly 87.50: It has been sug
gested that this scale of prices is
dictated bv the fact that Boston talk
Ladies X7bts-iyr-iems sr3 pohore-iLni boia ia la
'IF V ' :U.4l&
ht - r eT :fefl lis llg
2 .v- a sip g f
n
py Ti
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A newspaper publishec:
it the country. furnished traffic ought
to-niake money, especially 4 with. their
government;' grants. Except, how
ever, for the' silver mine monopolies
there is little profit for capital in Mex'r.
i:o ii ) to the present time. The
'Mexicin' Central Railway, largely
American, is about to start a cotton
iactory on its route in the hope, of
using soaie of the cheap labor. This
'iii .scarcely be deeific 1 an adequate
'.anient;.' by American cotton ope
ratives tar reducing their wages to the
Mexic i:fleeel by putting; finances: of
the U jited States on the Mezicm sil
ver basis. - . '
. The prosperity of Mexico always
excepijiinr the silver monopoly- is a
wyth for purposes of . comparison
with other; countries. Chicago
Ti aos-Hcrald. ' ' ; ,
riioi-i: againt iUiiHiir.,
End r. this caption the Jackspn-
ville' Time-Union says that .there is
: no doubt of the fact that there is for in -,'.ng
among the nations, off Europe an
nfagonibtle to the United States.
Every threat of trouble with a Euro
pean. p?j.wor',-has stiown that the sym-
"P'tines of jother- European nations
niv- been with that power. It recalls
the fact that our relations' with Italy a
f-'v years ago were strained, and that
Europe sympathized- with Itahv
1 v nea ou r Govern m en t took the part
f Venezuela againkt England to Jth e
extent of demanding arbitration and
reasserting, the Monroe docctrine, ip
-almost every country in Europe the
sentiment -was well nigh unanimous
that European nations would not
cognize 'that doctrine, and that its
assertion was distasteful to them. In
I aa f thequestions of disputes which
have ' arisen between Soain and the
1 - .
United Stales of late the sentiment of
European nations have been
Ciearly in favor of Spain as against
uls country, and our contemporary
t?ls good cause for its conclusions.'
VlrRinian. .
in Havana
is clamoring for an immediate decla
ration of war by Spain Liinst the
United States,, and argues that "at
-.'' 1
the breaking out of hostilities the
Southern States would secede, and
Mexico- would invade Texas to re-
cover the territory lost in the war of
fifty years ago. J
This is one of the most ridiculous
things ever uttered by any newspa
per, and it is Only noticed that the
people of this country may get an
idea of how we are regarded by the
Sp?hiards in' Cuba, who ought to
know better, but don't, j
As -to the action of .theSouthera
States in event of war between
Spain and this country, why, the best
troops would come from the South
land,; and --almost any; one of the
States of the South could clean Wey
ier and his gang off the Island, in? a
short time,' while- Texas alone . could
do a plenty for Mexico but the
proposition is ridiculous to think of.
-Norfolk Virginian.
Rheumatism and scrofulous diseases
find ho home where there is a. vigo
rous circulation of pure blood, John
son's Sarsaparilla and Celery makes
pure .Wood. Note the price, large bot
tles, 40 cents at Margrave's.
OilTn CAUOLINA LEADS THIi
WOULD.
The World's Exposition, acting
under the act of Congress, has award -ed
a beautiful gold medal and diplo
ma to the late ex-Qov. Thos. M.
Hp.lt tor the best -wheat exhibit at the
t '- . . -- -
World's Fair. . It : is a jreat compli-1
ment to North Carolina to get the
prize when its wheat was in competi
tion with the whole world, and espe
cially with the great wheat growing
countries of the Argentine Republic,
Russia, Austria, England, France,
Belgium and Germany. To . beat
them all, as , well as every State in
the Union, is no mean distinction for
North Carolina. ;
The wheat that took the first prize
was grown on Governor Holt's fa
mous farm in Davidson Co., known
as " Linwood . Farm.' ' ' . ' Governor
Holt was one of the best farmers in
rv. i ;raofful A k.noiv-isx;neii't s; ' -
Sulisburj. World. . ' ;
Salisbury, N. C , April 23, iScc.
The indirect benefits which results
to the public from patronizing home
institutions has been brought home
to us recently in such a way .that We
desire to call attention to a special
instance of it.
The Southern Stock-Mutual Insur
ance Company of Greensboro, N. C,
has been doing -business here a little
more than a year, and.-the-money our
people have paid this company. for
fire insurance has come back to us
multiplied several times. This com
pany has just made a loan of $4,000
to the Central Land Company of Sal-,
isbury, of which the undersigned are
directors, and with the proceeds of
this loan many homes are being built
on the Central Land ; Company's
property to accommodate Salisbury's
increasing population. ..
. Here is a very practical demonstra
tion of the advantage of fostering
home institutions. The money which
the people of Salisbury paid last year
to the Southern Stock-Mutual Insur
ance Company, has not been carried
to New York or Liverpool ; but has
come back to our doors increased
four-fold. (Signed) .
John S. Henderson, President.
N. B. McCanless, Vice-Pres.
P. H. Thompson, Manager.
Asheville Citizen. -.
Asheviile, N. C, Ma 26, 1896.
Yv7e desire to cite below an instance
of the benefit wdiich North Carolina
enterprises, if encouraged ..and fos
tered, can De to our public ipstitu)
lions. -' ' - ' ': : .
The Asheville Library Association
has just secured a loan of 52,000 on
its building and lot on Church street,
and it happens that the lender of this
amount-is the Southern Stock-Mutual
Insurance Company of Greensboro,
N. C. This company has been writ
ing insurance in Asheville for more
than a year, and new brings back in
the form of this loan every dollar
that has been paid to it by'Ashvilie 1
property holders. :
Such institutions that tend to keep .
among us the money that we pay out
cannot be too well supported.
(Signed) ; .
George S. Powell. President. "
Haywood Parker, Vice-Pres.
W. B. Williamson, Treasurer.
wears oujtf the phone quicker than
any other, hut the mm parry states
upon it honor that it . ?,s -imply bo
caiise Boston is farthest "away.
Ccnnedtion with Bcsion was called
for, not because thero was any ne
cessity or talkinq: with Boston, but
simply to see what it is like to talk
to soma one soma 1,300 "lils away.
"Hello, Boston!" . ' .
Tho speaker did not raisohis voice.
He was strongly tempted to, but had
been told' to speak in natural tones.
"Hello, Chicago!" came the - an
swer clearly ah?d distinctly. The
man at the phono started.. The
voice sounded as though the speaker
-were close at his side. It seemed as
though there ought to be some difti
Vjulty in hearing at that . distanco,
hut' therq was none. 'ITho words were
even mpre distinct than w7hen heard
over the short distance phone.
"Did you say 'Hello?' " asked the
Chicago man.
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The "'central" was a girl, and her
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