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African® Company: Thia is to certify that I have suffered from Rheumatism in my left shoulder and in my right knee. The knee had swollen very much and gave intense pain, especially when bent. I tried a bottle of Africana. The result was prompt, and after taking one bottle I was entirely relieved and have had no trace of Rheumatism since. I take it oc casionally as an alterative. B. BERKELEY, For sale by all druggists. REAL REP-POP FUSION A REPUBLICAN OFFICE HOLDER SAYS BUT LER MUST CHANGE HIS TACTICS. “The Minority Populists Are Patriots and the Only True Populists in North Carolina" Says Junius Brutus Fortune. The public remembers that Senator Pritchard appointed Mr. Purnell ns Fed eral Judge on the ground that the place belonged to an Eastern man. He made it a condition that Purnell should ap point a Western politician, J. B. For tune, of Cleveland county, as clerk, in place of Judge Riddick. Ordinary people couldn't see why it was so important, to get an Eastern man for Judge and then import a Western man for Clerk. But that is a sample of Republican consist ency. . , j Fortune is Pritchard’s close friend and striker and had to bo given “relief,” no matter at what cost. Now the aforesaid Fortune is not so much a judicial politi cian a« a “political striker” from far back. He has been giving out his “views" this week, and to CVd. Olds talked ia the I following strain: | "Dr. Junius Brutus Fortune, Republi can, remarked, when interviewed as to iihe meeting of the Populist committee and the opening of the campaign by iSenator Butler: ‘Well, you know that lin 1894 I was so strong for fusion with I the Populists to beat you Democrats, 'that I was elected to the Senate, ami [said you might call me a co-njH'ration- Hst. instead of a Republican. Os eours3 'this means so far as North Carolina politics was concerned. I am as strong !for fusion with the Populists today as jl was in 1894, if yon give me the same kind of fusion we had then. That kind of fusion was like the fellow said about (old-time religion, ‘Tt is good enough for j me.’ But this new kind of fusion that we had in 1896 is not so wholesome. I i know counties where Republicans and j Populists wore run for county offices on the same ticket, and the Populists were elected and the Republicans were defeated. The Republicans did their 'duty at the polls; the Populists failed !to vote for the Republicans. Now. for harmony and successful fusion, we must get back to the old land marks of 1894. Senator Butler and his element !of Populists must tone down, and do- Icide that they are willing to do unto others as they would have others do unto them. Senator Butler wall never .be re-elected to the United States Sen ate by abusing Republicans through ;his paper or on the stump, or by de inouncing the Populists, who. as honest men, believe in acting as honestly, in 'polities as in anything else, as traitors and black sheep because they and their , j friends voted for SenatoT Pritchard’s re-election. It seems that Senator Bat her’s plan is to have his element of the :Populists nominated next year for all , the offices, if reports be true; have Col. I Harry Skinner turned down and State [Senator Moye. nominated in has place, land so on, where a Skinner Populist [shows his head. Now-, understand, Col. Olds. I am only speaking my own sen- , (timents, and not for the Republican [party of North Carolina. If Senator ! Butler thinks he can proceed and suc joeed on this line, he takes us Itepubli-j jeans and the trne Populists of the ; State to he a bigger set of fools than I j Ido. Senator Pritchard and the whole j ißepublican party have treated the Pop- 1 julists fair and endeavored to carry out fusion as we had it in 1891— fair in a 'division of offices and ewvthin: else. But when a Populist of the Butier < Ic jment gets dn a position where he has. iany patronage to give out, another* iPopulist of the same element always (gets it. He never sees a hungry Repub lican and says: ‘Come up here, you are entitled to one-half of these places.’ I do not like a Republican who goes back on his friends after he gets in of fice. And when a Populist goes back on the Republicans who helped to put him in office, he does not dnerense my j love for him. If you remember, I wrote | a communication from Washington to j the Charlotte Observer in the winter of j 1894, when I was there trying to got! Senator Butler to vote for Maj. Grant and help to re-organize the United States Senate, as had been reported he had promised to do. I said dn that communication that if Senator Butler would do his part as well as Senator Pritchard was doing his, that they could both remain in the United States Senate for the next twenty years, but that Senator Butler could so treat the Republicans thnt when his six years’ 'term expired, the United States Senate that knew him one time would never jknow him again. From that day to (this he has managed to perfection, in jcvery move that he has made, to -work his own retirement from the United States Senate. And the further he goes the more certain he makes it. Just 'get five or six Republicans together (and ask them how they feel towards , (voting next year for Strowd, Shuford (and Moye, in the place of Skinner, for j Congress—all Butler Populists—and you I will get an expression of opinion that I will be unanimous and plain enough (for anybody to understand. Speaking for myself, I believe in giving the party ! |in power the offices and standing by my friends; and Senator Butler had just (as well call the Republicans who voted for Senator Pritchard traitors and black sheep as the minority Populists. sThe minority Populists are patriots and I the only true Populists in North Caro ! Hna. And the Republicans of North Carolina can no more countenance an ’ attack made upon them (than upon their own party.’ ” THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND. (Jacksonville Times.) The Railroad Commission increased the assessment of railroad property nbout 10 per cent; but when they met as the State Board of Equalization they jumped on the poor fellow with one steer and a house full of young ones with both feet, and increased the value of his property from 10 to 1,000 per I 'cent. The reasons for such actions is ap , parent to all. The reformers must have Jmore money to pay increased salaries; ( ! the railroads will fight an increase of ■ taxes—the poor farmers must gria and ) pay the increase or go to jail. The fac-simlle signature of CST L'oa every wrapper of CASTOR! A THE HEWS AED OBSERVER, AUGUST 27, 1897. THE WOMEN PROTEST. (Scotland Neck Democrat.) Every man in the State ought to read the article in Sunday’s News and Ob server written by Mr. O. W. Blacknall, of Ivittrell. Ho has struck a key-note of truth that is seldom touched. It is a fact that the white women of the South do live in mortal dread of assault and outrage. And the women of North Carolina for ten days have been whispering protests against their sex, in its purity, being sub jected to the double outrage that was heaped upon Miss Nannie Catlett in Henderson, by being compelled to go into open court and detail before the curious crowd the particulars of a crime whose heinousness the English language is too poor to express. The fair sex of purity protest silently, but powerfully, against their sisters passing through such ordeals any more —ordeals whos ques tions and answers were too shocking to go into print. This whole thing must stop. The crime first; ami if the crime does not stop, there ought to be away of getting the truth without dragging a trembling girl into courts to be sub jected to a second outrage. Can the Legislature take cognizance of the matter? YOU MUST SHOW YOUR COLORS. (Public Ledger.) We are a white man and believe in the Anglo-Saxon rule, and further say that the time has arrived when ove r y white man must decide whether he is a white man with a white heart or mis erable negro lover with a white skin and and Mack heart. Every man, true man, who has any respect for the family of his bosom, the protection and purity and chastity of our fair daughters, must cease to be on a social equality with those who prefer negro rule. It is noth ing more than right; let him go where he belongs, and let every true man see that the line between a negro lover is indelibly drawn. In other words, decide whether you are a white man in favor of white man’s government or negro ruh> placed upon us by black-hearted, eorrupt white men. Which side are you on? The time has arrived when you must say. If you decide to l*e in favor of negro domination over your own race, and thus by your acts assent willingly to every act that tends to degrade our white sons and daughters, then you must necessarily find no social consider ation at the bands of any true Anglo- Saxon family. SOMETHING TO DEPEND UPON Mr. James Jones, of the drug firm of Jones and Son, Cowden, 111., in speak ing of Dr. King’s New Discovery, says that last winter his wife was attacked with La Grippe, and her case grew so serious that physicians at Cowden and Pana could do nothing for her. It seem ed to develop into Hasty Consumption. 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