THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 7 1894.
5. IT. DANIEL
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Editors an J
Proprietor?.
J. P. PITTMAS
Whrn we tlink t;f the result of the
election we ar; con! rained io believe
tUt even nslt is, is better nt:. a'.i
for Jiemocai-y. If the Fu&ini t.t Las
a control litw rcj tity in r.ny
county or the L gUlator the r rrir.1
will be vile anil bl-ck by the imxi
campaign that they will sink is. to ob
libion.
There Is KI''ft '4 V'tl the fu
ion ticket for no other than curiosi
ty. It was a new thing, tula party
bad advocate-'! new Me a?, regaidlens
of principles at.l men like going
jnto a side ahow, voted the ticket
imply to see what that party would
d not that they expected anything
at lu bands, but solely because it was
onaetbing new, and In cur opinion.
If that party 'came oat the princi
ples in wbich they indorse, these
men who Totel to help put lliem in
power will spam the day tUy did it.
We make no war against our fellow
Democrats, but wc do say, that haj
flotne of them not thought eo much
of a tow cent, and gone- and worked-
for the party in which their fore
fathess fooght for, this county would
have ncrcr bad such a stigma placed
upon it, and would hare still bad
Democratic officers from Township
Constable up. tit carried ou its busU
new as it has fur many years passed,
and we would like to say. that we
congratulate eomeof the workers we
think tbey did excellent work, anti
to them we give the boners of the
cmn'.ry even giving the Democratic
vote it did.
Alexander the III the Czar of
Rusa is no more. lie is dead. All
that is mortal of this desfotic mon
arch will soon be sulpulched id their
last resting t'l&ce. Death is the com
mon fate of all the human race. The
bigb low, the rich, the poor, all must
toow iu bubble submission to the
fatal hand of death.
The desport, the King on bis
throne ure subjected to some immut
able laws of mortality as the bu.es
blest Peasant.
The death of the Czar had beon ex
pected for scune time and all the
nations of earth were prepared for
the deep sorrow which now overs
shadows the Kussian Empire. Grea
sorrow is felt throughout all the
Kussian domain at the death of their
mighty monarch.
Great Dritian mourns with the
Russians in this tbeirx-hour of
national sorrow. There is a hand of
friendship between Russia and
France, and the great beart of the
French Republic aoes out in sym-.
patby to ber neighbor for it has been
only a short time ince the French
President was cut down by the band
of an assosain and France was filled
tth a feeling of irretorablc loss.
All the Empire is in deep sorrow
at tbe death of the Czar. f. is re
markable that the Czar was permit
ed to die a natural death. Tbe Rus
sians are made up of a low grade of
citizenship. Tbe country is full of
Anarchists, commanests and nibilaot
and the life of the monarch is con
stantly in danger. They use drna-
tmte. nitro-glj-cerian and othor dia
bolical agercies of destruction.
Many attempts hvc been made
during the past reiginc to take the
life of the Czar, but without success.
The entiro Royal family were
caught in a fatal railroad disaster
and narrowly eecaped doath, Manj
people wcro killed. It is thought
that the train was derailed by nihiU
ists who sought tbe life of the Czar.
We hope that there will be a rev
olution in Russia and that royalty
and despotism, will be dethroned.
Until cionarobacs and despotisms
re overthrown the deadly work of
tbe InLilUt will go on with iu-purity.
The will of the people must inle.
Republican government is the lowest
under tbe sun.
m TO THE FARMERS.
Since bis death, the Populists have
warmly praised the great Vance.
Tboe who believed ja that great
atatesmen (and ail good North Cam
liana believed in him) ought to heo
these word ancVm i n, o !
bnlon id Rl7h
'Theory "moment yc.u l.., ,w ,
poltlical.party von Km your 0V-.. I
uv4 -u iirrnv. yt)tir
fclvejofthat reppr.t i d y'rj'rn
f.oui tha wh.ilc- eoii:.u.i,iiv ( .
of tien of ait tiv t-f t....tl
wity whivl, au ,1, M ! ..,4.,t
and cuIU valuta of U.: .-i', s . .,.
as yoa act tof:cr w r.ir.u rs a 1 po
Ittical parties i!I seek ou and vou.
influtnee. Whenever y. u acta, t
JJulitical only, all poll ;ca! parties
tar &c f iit-.TB ...1 ...... j
will Cgbt yea, and yon become as
other political parties; and. moroever,
when joa do that, as 1 bare already
intimated, yoo deprive yourself of
good men, the broad men and liber
al men who are your friends in all
the other parties and yon will not
permit theru to serve you or to help
you, but as political apostates and
that men do nol want to become."
WASHiKGTON LETTER.
I will have to let po'itics aion
until after the election. All our
folks nave gone home and at the
Headquarters here each side Is claim
ing tbe victory with such giMto that
I diiu't know what opinion to form.
I can only pray for the democrats at
this stage of the Oht.
However there are so:wq practical
points that are ol greater importance
than'anylhing else to the rank and
tile of our people. One of these 19
the growing demand for Southern
truck in Northern sod foreign mar
kets. It does not pay our people to
ra.ae cotton at Svc cents a pound.
It does pay them t iaie strawber
ries at twenty cents a quart. Diver
sify crops and put money in yonr
pockets. Anotlur thing keep up
with the times. Harness your water
power, Learn all about electricity,
the coming motive power of the
Twentieth Cen'ur' whose conspieu
ous dawn will soon begin to tint the
horizon of time The education of
the public mind has been totallj neg
lected in this great field which is as
vet, an unopened book. A few hare
forged ahead and accomplished mar
vels , among which stands the har
nessing of Niagra by whi;h five thou
sand horte-power of mechanical ener
gy has been transferred to the eity of
Buffalo, twenty-eight miles away,
over a little copper wire, smaller
than a lead pencil. Study electricity
and learn to handle djuaroos and
motors. Electric car9, electric lights
electric machinery of all sorts will
be used in a few years by all pro
gressive people. Competent electric
cians are everj'whcre in demand.
Although this city is full of- office
seekers who cannot el the smallest
place under the government I have
heard-of several .$1,800 positions
within the past few months which
- V I WMMW . - A if ilUW O. tmJitJk W V mil
pelent to fill them.
-- Dr. Toner, one of the oldest and
most distinguished physicians Iiere
tells roe that in 1801, when Thomas
Jefferson was President, there was a
small pcx scare here. A Dr. Water
honse, of Cambridge sent the Presi
dent pome virus requesting him to
test the-eflioaev of vaccination. Jef
ferson did so. and vaccinated a Jarse
number of peoplo with his own bands,
watching the process of incision with
all the interest of a physician. This
is about the most deumcrstic pro
ceeding I have yet heard of credited
to the "Sage of Monticello".
U , In 1833, when Andrew Jacks n
was President, his coachman. Charles,
who had been with him io all his cam
paigns was taken with confluent
small por. the most malignant type
of the disease. There was a panic
among tbe other servants, and "Old
Hickory" tried in vain to get sone
one to nurse Charles. Finally, he
gave orders for no visitors to be ad
mitted, changed bis clothe?, and
nursed Charles Limself giv'ng him
all his medicioo and attending to all
his wants until he recovered.
Things have changed here since
those days.
An interesting scries of letters b
Mr.
Israo Avery, .of Morcanton
Clerk of tbe Consnlor Court at
Shanghai, will ba syn lcatei from
here by the Wm. A, Hungerf ,r1
Syndicate Companj-, a new concern,
which starts here under the most fa
vorable aunpices.
Praul V. Bunn. of North, Carolina,
has been promote! from $l,6ooto $1.
800 by tho Civil Service Commission
er. In one nerios of experiment made
with boiled tap. water, to which cer.
tain weiUkiiowu germs including tha
fcF.u uicnius were added, the last
j "u, c,-oio mi ln ordinary diffuss
Ha - V,ic!ii fr 7.49 per cubic cent!-
, , ' UJ " "C Cm Ct .a-dy.
, -u-iw. tmina qit none wro
eecond day none were
t'mnd at all
When direct snn light
was allowed tt, effect the water, the
; typhoid baciltt had completely dis
ppe4red in six bourn. Mireover,
I "u? bacill
reaiited a four-day s exposure to or
d nary daylight, vaibbed as did "the
typhoid germs under the direct rays
of the sin. Illustrate i London
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TOP MAJORITY IN N. Y.
Democrats should uot become dis
couraged at this large majority, and re
member we have a no
and let what happen
understood that the
the place to have nice
We submit this
your consideration.
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men of DUNN, and
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Recpectfully.
J. A. JOHNSON
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