Our Countij—Its Progress and Prosperity the First Duty of a Local Paper.
MINER & HKEKSK.
BREVAKI), TUAN’SYLVAXIA TOUXTY, X. (\, FlilDAY. -II XE 17. l<m.
VOL. IX-NO. 24
I>unns Rock Lodge No. 267
F. ^ Ji. M.
Moots Kfiday on <>i-
})efi)ro tin' full moon
in o:u*li Tuontli. at - ]>.
in. \'isitin>r Masons
are conliaily invilod
to with
sptly Wm.MaxWKLI-
Conestee Lodge No. 23T,
O. O. F.
M«‘(‘ts ovofv .Monilay t)i;_’'lit at ^
•' flock. Visitiu:;’ lirotiuTs ai'i* «*oi‘-
<iially invitod to visit ii>.
Z. W. N l( IK >i.S. X. (1.
Transylvania Looge No. 143,
SailO vl
OfV
sun I
Liular *‘onvrnt ion cv-
'ufxla V ni<_;lit in M i
•Hall'.
It nt <•
Slow to Realize the Evils of
Rep-.rblican Policies.
LACE or WOKK IN TEXTILE TRADE
I'Ik* \V<trs(i‘tl I ml i:Nt r y, Yihiflt In
lliuhly —Aii
I It:iusx\'(‘rii liio A■(■(‘•a t In l-’iiv«r
*»!’ 'I'arifV Ii<>foriii.
'I'll** arlisiiiis mimI workiniriufii »»f the
country are fast discovorlni;- that the
l)rot»*ctivo tarirr does not protrfi llu*ni
I'roni \\;!L,t> ri'ductions, and in many
«-:.scs from no \\t>rk :n all. 'I'liis scM'ins
to !'»• rs]!oc::illy tnu* in that h(»;h(*il of
I i>rotcction. till* stiilc of IN'nnsylvaiiia,
; for tlif ruhlic L(‘di:or - .u’oou licpnlilic-
aii auiliority rt'oontly ann.tunct*d that:
“With tlionsnnds out of onii>l<iyincnt
sTiincr and of nioro lastinj; bcnolit to
tin* hont'st nianufacturtT. The Kcpub-
li»*au cry tliat DiMnocratic success
‘ would injurt? tlie husiiie.s.s of the coun
try is hut partisan ruhhisli, and the
liistory of tlu* country shows it to l»e
I so. 'i'hi* univers.il prosperity of low
: tariff perio«ls. wlien otlu'r <‘anses did
not interfen' and wl'.en ih(‘ government
j Avas honestly administered, is an un
answerable j)roof for a reasonable
tariir.
K n iulit- ar«‘coi-dia lly iJi-i by an .-ilniost tot;il sta.unation in the
vited to attend.
S.\o\V. C.
Brevard Telephone Exchange.
ii(iri;s:
Daily—7 a. in. to b* p. m.
Sunday S to ;<• a. in.. -1 to (> ]i. in.
( entral < )Hice ( Oohei* llUtck.
Professional Cards.
W. A. GASH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Rooms 7 & 8, ’iicMinn Blcl'g. Brevard, N. C.
W. B. DUCKV/CKTK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Investigation ot Land Titles a SpeciaKy.
1 iooms 1 ami 2. I’i<‘kel>i!rici‘ l>uiltiin^'.
ZACHARY &. EREE£E
ATTORN EYi'-AT-LAW
Offices in Mc^iinn Blccl(. Brevcrd, N. C.
V/ELCH GALLOV/AY.
ATTORN i£Y-AT LAW.
I ’racl ices in all t Im- court<
Rooms 3 and 10 McMir.n Eltck. Erevard. N. C.
MiscelianeoKS.
Dr. K. H. CARSON
Surgeon Dentist
(diiiv oviT r.aiik
HKNl)KKS(»NVlI.i.i;. N. C.
S.iti>iacti()ii (;uaruiii<-< <i in ;»li i nu ra'ion- rj'.t"
C. C. KSLPATRiCK,
CBNTRACTGPi m BOILOER.
Oliice at Barber Shop, Brevard, N. C.
l''.stimates yivt-n on all l<ih<is <>1 v.oi-k
in liic l)U i Id i p.l:' 1 i no.
T. B. CRAU.Y,
Contractor for All Kinds of Brick Wcrk.
('emt^nt Woi'U'. ria.~’.'M-i!:L‘. I’l-bhlo-
da?h and Koui:h ('astiiii^ a S|)ccialty.
BREVARD, N. C.
G, W. Summcy—Carpenter
|>(‘st (>r )mmeiidat ions hi-
.lobs in or out of town arofjitr
All worlc ^narantfi-d.
J. O. DEFiMJD,
s
■^Vatches and .It-welry
Watch, and ('lofk'
Work liT.ai-ai’.tfod.
lor Mil
ffp.-i i ri
r MIC I
All 1
W
.\iaiii St.
A. C. NORTON,
Practical Boot and Siioemaker
Harness AVork a s])ccia]ty.
West Main Street near Caldwell.
, The /Ethelwold
13revard's New llot<‘l .Modern A]v
poiJitments—Open all the year.
patrona»r‘‘ol tra velit)” public i the .ur<'(‘d of the prot(*cted interests
well ^-'lu’iicd. j aiul niono[toiists is pi-ovin^ that con-
Opp- Court House. l»revard. X.C’. tention is best for the American cou-
i industry ;;n 1 in the looms of a lar^^e
1 number of inills workim; on h.alf and
! thret'Mjuarters time, worsted yarn spin-
. ners in this city i)roj>ose l:» coudtim' to
I cut down t]it‘ op< ratives’ w.-i^es tt) tht*
I basis of Ihosi-^ paid in New England for
I similar worlc. 'I’his means a red.uctiou
I of l.“> p(>r cent in llu* earnings of lm.ouO
! spinners.”
j r.esides the worsted operatives above
! mcntiomHl, it is r('p{»rted that <;i»,oou
utlicr textile workei's are idl<*. all work-
in;^ in I'l'olecied industries. Worstc'd
yarn is i>rotected l»y a tarifi' dr.ty of
or -40 et'Uis a pound. ;iceoi-diii”- to qual
ity. and an atiditional duty (»f 4t) per
^•i*nt ad v;ilorem. 'I'his <Miormous pro-
l»‘c-tion of eonrst* jtrevenls tiu' in.itijr-
l:;tit»n of for(‘iu!i yai'us, exccjii a small
amount of Saxony wool. ( spt clally jn'i*-
pared for hulies to knit wiili, so the
whole lio;i;t> market is preserved for
Ihe woo* yarn manufacturers, and ll:<‘
pioIi!s are very larKe. tliei'e beinjr no
i-oiiipclit ioii. Vet this proiectiou has
resulted in "an almost eomiiie:*- sta^na
tiiUi of the industr.v.” with no work for
many of the o;icrati\cs .niil a I'ctluclion
of wa,:jes c\t‘u to those woriiin^ on lialf
lime.
'that is the icrrible etnidition to which
these |io; r. deluded (iisci>)!es of pro
tection li.i\'e lictMi broii,i:ht in one <»f the
hi^iie.-t i>!-()iectcd industries, and tin*
condition l.;is e.visled for some time. It
must ai.-io be n-mendu'red that the cost
of liviuLi' has v:isily advaui-ed uu;ier
this prote«aive tariiV sysiem. so that
I t‘v-.*n tliose woi'kinunien who are fully
I eii,i.loye:i and wln» have been fortunate
' euwu^ii H'>t to have their wa,u,i-s re-
I d’.;<-etl h:.\c ail the.v can «lo to make
, botii liiet I
Ttie I’roice.ive Tariff lea.^rue, which
I is an !>!•-aai'/.aiioi; of tiie [irotected
: ti'usis :',ud i ;.iM;i)'aciiirers. (ieiims iu
: iis e. I. liiiMlon ils o.ijcct lo be "to
; protect .'.iwerican labor by a tariff on
' imiioi'i.-; which sh:ill a<ietiua:ely securt*
i ..Vmci'ican iii.iusiii.il j:r.>ducis a;.;ainst
i tlie comp(‘litioii of fui'-'iLTu labor.”
‘'I'his KcjMiIdicati ori;a;ii/aiiou, which
: controls presitii :it and cou.u'ress, h.ns
■ succi'ided pv-riectiy in slimtinj;,' out
competition as far as v>ooleii yarns
I an* concerned, but boUi the lea,L:ue and
ihe io'juiiilican partj, wii*> i n:ict<’d tiie
j Din.uley tariff law. have mist*rably
i failed "lo proti*cl American lai>or" in
i ■ . .
I tiiai iiuiu>ti-y.
i 'I'lu* facts are tlial in rUiladelphia
I and ( Is^'wiici'e tht* i;iarl>'eis and stort*s
! an* «Towdi'd with custiHiiei's wIkj have
; so litlK' '.o spend t!iat they an* obli^'ed
I lo buy tiie i-licaiK’.-it clolhiii”' anil the
I poorest provisions, and this poverty
! may be mostly iraccd to tariff monoi»-
I tdy. 'I'iie i-heap wiiol clotiiiu;;' is niiu*-
i tenths i-otton and mercei'ized cotton or
I imitation wool. lienee, the woi'sti'd
‘ spiiuit r is <■111 of worli. for only ihe
j well t>) do can buy tin* "all wool and
i a yard wide" pi(iduc;i«»n. In other
I ji!Mtect‘'d iiidustrii's simiiar conditions
} exist. Iiij:h tariff i»r(.'duces ovt-r-jsro-
iluction. tostei-s trusts aud combina
tions, which !»ooi;i thiuLTs tor a while
and then the ineviiable breakdown
comes.
Th(* wo?-kini.-:m:in will have lo study
these in:-tiers—nece.-.sity may c<»m]iei
him t » do so. If ht* does lie will soon
disc«»ver that a tariff which will pi'o-
duce enoiiLTh reve!iue to sup[)ort the
^■overnment, honestly and i‘conomi<*ally
administered, with trust ]ir(»ductions
that are sellini; cheaiter abroad than
at lionu' plac(*d on the free iist, will
reduce tlu* cost of living and make ,
mori! stabh' wa.ues and secure employ-
nu*nt all the* year around.
That is the Denmcratic position, and
j ItopnbI icnn DiKorKiiitiKers.
j The protectionists of Iowa did not
: dare to (*xclude all those IJ(*publicans
wh(> favor tariff r«*vision from partici-
patini;' in the national conv(*ntion. for
till' pn ss dispatches s;i.\ that six of
the del<*uates out <>f twenty-six are re
visionists. I'erhai's IIk* way Senator
Lodue bossed tlu* Job of j^ettini;' rid of
a similar trouble* in Massachus<*tts was
the better Oil'*. He n>ad those who
favon'd n*cii»ro«-i1y out of llu* j»art.v,
sayiii.LC their plan* was with the I >em-
ocrais. This is wliere all tariff n*vi-
, sioni.'ts must linall.v liiK* up if th(*y
n'all.v want fo accomj»]i.v)i an.vthinir.
I for till* plalfoi'in of tlu' I{e]»ublicaii
nation.-!! ctdixcntion will jirov(* that
' the trusts liave mon* power with that
' parly than its honest voters have.
THE TARIFF PLANK.
It Is <>i\ ieiK' <!:»• IJn imu«“rs «>f th«*
ii. (>. I*.
Senator Aldricli sa.vs tin* Iie]»ublic-
ans will re\ise the tai’ilV when it is
necessary to do so, but as the seiiaior
nianaycs the KN'pnldican taril'f pro-
urantiiH* and in turn is coiilndi(>ii liy
the trusts the time for revision is cei’-
luiu to be in the distant fuiiir-'. Those
of us will! small im-oiiies. at in*.' mercy
of Ii'ltIi ti’ust prices, have sc(*n tlie im*-
ces^'.iy for taril'l' r«‘lVi-m ever sinct* ihe
I'OMii'lnes boosted prices beyond the
abiiit.v of the poor man to i>:;y. 'llie
Ilfckefeller uroujt <-f industrial tru-<ls.
with uiioni S--nator .\!drich is connect
ed. wiil hardly consider it necessary to
revise the tai'iff unless to raise it to a
hi.i:l;ei- plane.
'I'he llepublic.an leadei’s arc* now ti’.v-
in,t;' to auree on tariff and trust plank<
to be incorporated in the plat form io
be adopleil at *'hica.:;(». and the same
ju.::'i;!in,u' with \\«>n!s tli.at vvill ai!*>'.v
Ix.th f;ictions to stand <m the platform
is cei’iain to be |ireseniiti to the vtU
ers. Se’i.-itors Aldri«-h and l.cii”e are
s;iid to be p;eparini.' Ihe plaii!;s und(*r
The close supervision <-f 1'-resMienl
]!<^ose-eii. and tin- \o|<>r that v.ill not
b«* able to lind wli.at he v.anJs w ill lie
hard to pl('as<*.
Yet the fact remains that the prot<*c
tionists .and ir;;st interests will wi-i(e
tlu* pl;.I!'orm and also control tl.e ac
lion ef tlie Republican n: iional coj;-
veniion. and as «‘ve!\v rexision of the
tariif bv the ll<>i»ublicans h;'.s resulteti
in increasiuLT dniies it is certain tiiat
if the iti'public.-in parf.v wins the elec
tion it will not be considered nt ce->
sary lo r(‘vis»* the tariff, and moi'e ce!--
tain th.tt if an\’ revision is atlenij;ted
the prote- tioii tlu* trusts now eii.jc.y will
be maintaiiu'ii. luin's index tiuures
for .May show that hi^h prices for all
the nccessai‘i(“s of life are stiil main
tained. and yet wa-ucs are declinini:’.
with a vast nunib«‘r of workers uiu ni-
jdo.x’ed .and man.v imported industr:<*s
runidm;' i>n short lime, .and .v»*t the
lii.uii tariff, whicii the Kepublic;;ns de-
cla.re I'roduces prosp(‘rity. is in full
workinii ord(*r. 'I'lu* prici* of man.v
fai‘111 iirttdruMs is fallinir. and .v<*t tlu*
cost <d' livimr shows but little if an.v
decrease. 'I'l.e Ix'cf trust, th<* c.>al
trust, ihe salt trust, tin* oil trust, the
suuar trust and tlie minor combin.a-
tioiis are p.ayiii,:;’ larue divid(*nds. fos-
lerc'd in most cases by tlu* protection
llu* ta.riff irives them.
It v.<iuld seem, tlu*refore. S<*»>a1or
Aldri(di to tlu* contrary notwithstand-
iii’-. the Kepublican n.itional jdatf-.i'iu
sLc.ulil declan* hen tiu* tariff v. ill be
revised .and if tlu* r<‘vision sliall pro
vide for ]ii”her or lowi'i’ dtiJii's, I'spt*-
ciall.v on trust proiluc-l'-.
TWO SETS OF PLUNDERERS.
Trust mil! <’,aftl<* Ilaroii.s .\ro
ItoitittTN <»t' t ll<‘ II Iv.
'I'ht* orLT.ani/.a.tion of llu* wt*stern <'at-
tle b.arons to tiu’Iit the beef combiiu* is
an anoaiaiy, as l)otIi are after the
same uame of idjuideriiiii' the public,
'i’he liarons have banded th(*mseiv(‘s
to.i^ether into what mi>rht bi* lerm«*d
the ^rass trust and .are trying to j;et
thi‘ farmers of the westeni states to
help th(*in to liiiht tlie beef trust. As
the cattle iiarons are (*ven worse rob
bers tlian the beef barons, iu that they
monopolize all the valuable ;^()vei’n-
ment land and throuijh th(*ir r(*tainers
prevent, by force of arms if nec(*ssary,
anj’ owner of a small herd or a settler
from inlrudin-r :.L the peril of his lit’e.
'I'o s!a>w tl;,' pow('r of these caille
barons tl:(*y have sia-cecded in forcing
l*:esiden( ico,»si>velt to ,“,iv(* up his in
tention <d’ f( .aovi!*.”’ the barh(*d wire
f 'liei's wi;h v.l,!< !i the b.arons have ui:-
I.iwfiiil.v inciosi (1 :b »;!t .all tlu* ;'ov(*i-n-
ini'iit land on ii.e western pla.ins. I’oiit-
tcall.v both t';e.;.‘ c;!;..I':nes aie tiepi;’i-
licans and liber.al contributors lo tlu*
campaifiu f ind of th.at party, v*h;(h
pro!)aly accounts f<»r their immunity
from punishniei.t by tlie .adndnisira-
tion. r'armers will besi cousi r\-i- their
own inl<*resis by sicei iiiL;’ cie:.r of Ik.I'i
tlie bi'(*f trust and il;e urass tiaisi, who
an? monoii ;iis(s and will idunder the
fanners alH'r they have ^Cilled their
own differences.
Teaclier’s InsliMe.
I'lie Tsirirt' Ts«-\.
It h:is been eslimatetl b.v export
statistiei.ins that ihe tariff tiix ]»aid to
till* trusts by the lu :id <.f t!;(* famii.v
exceeds by more than live tinu's what
is receivi'd by tlu* .L,()Vi'rnni(‘ut and
that tlu* aver.atrt* for each f.imily close
ly appro.'.ches 'I'liesi* tiguri's are
obtaiiu*d by makinu: careful estimates
based upon the amounts which are
spent f<»r each of the nu;re imi>ortar.t
articles c(insunied. 'i'he most exas-
jieraiin:; tliin.u in tlu* monopoly th;* l;ir-
il’f irives the trusts and coriiorations is
that it allows iliem lo sc'll tiieiv sur-
jdus |>ro(P,icli(uis cheaiier abroad than
here*. whi<-h shows the enormous j)n;f-
its reali/'ed from tlu* honu' market.
When tlu* trusts export their products
they hav(* to pay fn iuht .and (.tlu r ex-
]>ens(-s and llu* taiaff lax tliat :dl oth
er coant 1‘ies imposv* excejU l^iiuland.
am! .ret undersell iln* s.anu* class of
pr ‘.^ucts prodi:c(‘d in tlu* c 'unli-y they
export 1 heii- pi-o iucp; to.
Mr. Halieo<*k'.>>.
It is plea.sinu' to !cnow tn.at lle]:re-
s('nt.aiive i‘.al .-oei^. ch.airm.an ol' the I'.e-
puidican c<iim!es;;;(.n:!l c anmillee, is
not sulVerinu' troni insomnia caused liv
di>n:al forebodin,-vs of Kenublic.an de-
fi'at. It is the o’pinion of .Mr. I'.abcock
that tlu* countr.v is <-onlenl with polit
ical conditions as ihey are his j»arly
in jiower and hi* in ol'.ice. We uivt* liis
view of the matter f'«r what it is
wor;!:. New York .Vniei'ican.
A Teaciicf's Ijistitut(} for Ti'cUi
sylvMiiia comity will bo held in
itlitJ court li >nso, iiinu^ <it 1*
|o clock :i. IU. 'J^iosdiiy, ,JnlV 5tli
! I'.lO-laiul cio.siiit;' witli tiie public
f*x;nnillation .1 uly 14th.
Th»^ Su])t>rintt‘n(]ont will bo as
sisted b}’ i’i'oj. W, Tj. AIUmi. SupL
^railed school.s, Waynusville N.
C , as pf'r sci'iioti I’li school law of
Xorl li C.’:iroh na 1 i)()o
j The abo\(* section says: “All
j teachers ol any county in whicn
' such institIIte is lu*id are liorby
re<[uireil to a'l»‘iid the same c(jii-
linuou.sly «itiriiio’ the sc'ssion
tiiereof lor :!l !(>;tst two weoks, if
tIu! iustitiit<* continue so loii;^-;
and, npoj) tailure to do so. iinloss
providentially hind«‘r(*d, shall be
debarred troin teachini;' in
any of tin* ) ui>lic schools of
this stat** lor the t(.*i‘in of
one year, or until such teachei"
shall h.:i V(‘at t<Mid('d some c(>nnt',’'
institntoand school in some otli-
er count
l^-of. Alloii jx w(*ll fitted for
this w..rl\ aiivi v,(* ;ire sure liiat
all th(* ttipMiors will vi'ry much
onjoy tht* iii>litut(* :tnd will be
i^roatly Iiolpi-d in t cirwork*.
We hoiK* ai! tt*ach(Ms of l!ie
county, and li.io** who ilo.'sire to
leaoh. will j i:. ■ op! I \- al t(*nd.
1. 1 . .> 1.\V i ( )-\ . ^ 'o, .S//y;/,
TEBIPERANCE BITS.
< -/.:ir «3l' I*:iii:iiiifi.
Theoiiore KoosevelL is now pn*sideut
of tiu* I nitiMl St.it«'s a.nd c/,;ir of the
ran.am.a canal /o’u*. I'roui tlu' Carib-
I <‘an sea to t!:e Tacilic liis r:uht there
is n t:u* to dispute.—i'h.iiadelpdiia liec-
onl.
i^ov<‘l Way of i*reventinj; Suicide.
I'ew 1 i“..;.ie recouni/.e il.v' ixiwer of
su””estion. lAeryhoiiy is mon* or less
h\p!io; i>;ed at all times, anil the effect
of sii.uue'tiou on a l.ype.o.ic subjeit is
too well known to nei*d elaboration,
'i'hi* idea tliai ciTtain sorts of laime
an* au;.C!n<‘nle(l by news of simiiaf
crimes is noi new. 'i'l'at t!u' sam.’
law works in the matter <'j’ suicides is
.•^hown in a novel w;;y. 'i'he s.ory is
loid in tlu* (‘hicau > Inlcr (Jccaii;
'rn st:t;ai> 'ait ;i suiciilc * jiiil Tvi.' in a
Wi stern liiwii ni t leni; .^iiu •• r S'lrt w.as
had III a pecuUar 'I'he ne\v;i)a-
pi-i's V.'Tc api*'-!*''! 1(1 by tli • am I’.oriiies
t.i .-s ;iil tu- lUi-.in ef .^!;< h I'.a.-tS as
iieiiir ana ei ns.nt .^1, uilli D'f i •*-
P'.iii tliat th*.' * pi.l. niic tpnckly ee.i:-'■!.
v."'n;!i! .'-.•i-:;! t i p>-.,\'' ili.it if abs; lute
silence I'liili'Wi :i (’e;!il..'^ I'r. lil .'^•■11' Uestrai'-
tioii tile pri Sent in.'uia iiii.-ht tie chv'ckcd.
Ic is certainly wertii tr\ in;;.
Tiu* new blankel posta.ive sta’U]) can
be madi* an item of economy i:i tlu’
matter of en\eIoi:es. If folded in tl;“
proper form, tlie st;imi> itself ma.v Le
used t\)r an I'livelopi*.
A ranadian otlicial ot'fers ?1P0 to
any oiu* who will prove tha.t tiu* i*arth
revolves around the siai. 'i’he lask ;s
worth more money, n^t to furnish iiie
proof, lull the umierstandinu'.
A consu!:’]»tion microbe lived on a
book for tii;; ilays. 'I'la* volume v/as
probably OIK* of i'Oiii;n*ssi(>nal spei'idies.
and tlu* hot .air made the i;erm dream
it was in sonieliody's lung.
The bartend.-r i-> very toiider whci.
t]ie cusi(;mir i:a- the legal tender.- -
Lever.
'ri;e sa!rH)H o’.::;; may ajjpoar I rirm-
but it ib a dt^diy weapon.—iiamV
i M.rii.
\’. omen :iro employed at raiAv.T v
points and ei’os'^i.ir^ iii Italy beoaii>e
ility do not get intoxicated.
li not e\\ or; 1:that tl'.e modfra':-
'pj,;-. !- \\ i;o c;ii. a.ways "drink cri lei
1 a'oiie" iiiver it alone tiii tiuy
•any iiim out ai. . ;nit l;;m in a i.'rank
,ii'? grave. — Tae Com mon vv>, a' t ii
( i‘a.).
i lie lu lfjiai’. goV: ’a;ment's campaigti
:;”air..'t a .co hi .. .i has been i e.-u,. .i
;:.d ilie lanniiap. ! a a t liori I it-.- of
are taking I:and. .\i'. order lot
!,i' (vo.'itig of al! : ill low i'r .^a !oons has
I •, t n i>'nei!. and the poiice have
^-'.'orously about tlic execution of the
i'l.e ioiaii'M cr • ary for England has
is.-ia,.' !: ; i.i •.'( ; * : eira n! i ii” tlie ir .in
!■■ homes for con-
idv'r till' new act
.!! ollici. 1‘s and a i
>t i tut ions mu'^t be
'Lriani IIiiFsin niiii
>con rge of a i<-oho!
i- :i 11 ract i tin.- .a :: t i on e vcn of po! i-
iieiars. w I,;i . i ; t < ravages a piiV''
ical and laarai . .denec tiiat thieai-
eas na iional d er — 'i’empcra tice
11lCO!(!.
;. i; ; 1; ;i i;: o I !!.; la
\ W-l< d d!-'ii ka;-:;-
a 1. li ri 11 li i rc'.' t i. a '
Te::dani> in >i;i.‘;. ;
I ot a 1 a !>' i a'; r.i r.-.
1 a i': :- i ce a :
ot her COi; u t l ie.-- 11
'I'll;* war in tlu* I'.ar east is not more
exi iling than tlu* r.ace bet ween I’aris
jind Chefu as to which is the more
prolilic manufaclurer of sta.rtliug and
original war news.
^^'hen a man sees only bad in his
fellow men, it is a sign that he iias
b(*en studying himself so Ion;; that his
judgment is biased.
An inmate of a Washington asylum
tried to eat his sus])endors, probably
with the idea of bracing up.
I>rii<k ti:iJ n<*iitItm.
Ohio ta:;);oV; Imale and 14.ST.'-
feauoe liacher?. '!'!:e average salar.v
of male teaei.t rs i.'r mon t li a m;
of female? {>er laonth. 'I'he whole
amoiint paid to t lie .'choo!-teaclo r-: oI'
Ohio is .S1 IT.'! per annum, .\oour
'.(!!)().C'lUi is sp-;. ::; for drink each year
Twelve million di.!!ars for ediicatiot..
.S7o.OaO.OtO for drink.—The Amerieao
I.»siie.
I'rcsli t«‘stlntony in gr(*:U »iuantity
is constantly c<»niii,o- in, deciariiig'
i;r. l\iu<;'s Xew l)i>cnvery for con-
sutiiplion, ciuigb- and colds to be uii-
equaU'd. ,\ receni c.xprcssion from
.J. .Mcl*'arhnid. !leiitorviile, \'a.,
serves ;is (*xamp’e. !le writes: “f
had lirolicliitis tor tliroo years .and
doctored all tlie time without heinj*'
honelitted. Tlien I heiran taking- Dr.
Ixiug’.s New Di'covory, and a fev.’
bottles w holly cured m(*.” K(]uaily
eflective in curing- all I.un}? and
tlu-oat troubles, c<)nsiim]diou, pneu
monia and grip. (Juaranteed by all
<h’ug^i‘-=ts. 1 rial bottles free. R<‘j;u-
lar size oOc and .'jf't. ••