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salary as statesman 13 only $5,000 a
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BY JAMES P. jC0J&.
yjear, iie mjust have ad .somf pretty
gbo;d poiner b,r aye been a "remark-
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Concord. N. O.
CONCORD, OCT. 24, 1895.
HU, WRlUttT IS AFROS G.
Mr. V right, the chairman of the
Supplies Committee of the Philadel
pbia Board of Education, has .ruled
that tb j aatobograptiy of Benjamin
Erankiin is unfit to .be placed in the
hands ; the pupils of public schools.
Como -nt id r on this, ''The Phila-
delp. . K:cord" sajs;
"Th Bo rd of JEducation should
turn it elf .uto a board of - inquiry,
and endeavor to ascertain the trouble
that seems to bother Mr. Wright's
intellectual. If he JbeSo hia right
mind, he ought to resign; -if , he ' be
nor, then some .more appropriate
place sbouidbe found for him."
The Board of Education is very
eevere on M r. AVhight, ;but none too
esvere. Benjamin Franklin is easily
the greatest man Pennsylyama has
produced, and the story of his hum
ble beginning, of his industry and
economy, of hi simplicity in great
ness, am; his exalted patriotism will
serve as an inspiration to the youth,
not only of the city in which he
lived and wrought, but in erery
city in Lhe world where there is ap
preciation J true greatness.
We have heard a rumor that there
is a movement on foot to start a
cigarette factory in Greensboro. We
hep the report is not true. More
e?er, if it is a fact, we do hope no
member or the Methodist church
will take any stock in it. The busi
nesa ia already outlawed by a statute
which forbids their sale to minors,
and by a popnhroteutirnent which is
continual jjfctnsrihg force. The
fcian whb ihe2ia- money in the
icigarotta btfwhc tfn t4hfS: ;coqntry,
will tie endless troubTOTcr it, pro
vided he has a conscience and ex
pedts KixtMlvr OWfctian life.
A oxd tothe wua is ; sufheient.
GreenilKttbOhristitii Advocate.
The Chicago Dispatch, an evening
paper, celebrated its third annieyer
sary last Friday by issuing a 44 .
page edition, and now claims a cir
culation of 63,000, which is a re
marjsable ,gro w.th ? within - such a
time. But the Dispatch is a great
paper, published in a city where
great papers are rather the rule than
the eiception. Only a great paper
could have come to the tront with
such a bond.
Miss Bowen, of Vermont, who has
attained the age of 100 years, said
when asked that if she had to live
her life over again if she would
marry if asked to, said sho had some
doubts about it until' she learned
that married women live longest. In
view of the. fact that marriage pro
moted longevity she thought sue
might risk it.
m
At a gathering of the King's
Daughters at London, Ontario, the
other day, Mrs. Graham, of Toronto,
on being asked it dancing should be
tolerated, replied : "Yes, but only
in the morning before breakfast,
and then the woman should dance
with her husband or brother."
Tho .tatj of ;UiIifX6n?t . Wis.,
odb& 3r few
-days ago; -'In -cennectisa with this
Mitatwa ii caiUd: to thq fcoc that
.dxffe; fcs?a , -trfts viio
icity ia; .he that had
: IHe jtopttlateufe Mil.
"waukee Jj&wv Netr York came
nearest to it mth , a population of
203,000 itaa-Philadelphia next with
167,000,, ;
- ....
A. New-k onan h institute
ed :m U&&&,QQQ. damrgei -against
a'bicjcle prof essor for injuries from
a faU while under his tutorship.
She broke an ankle. 'She weighed
S0Q pounds. A professor that canft
teach a 300 pound fal -to wear
bloomers gracefully and ride a bicy
cle successfully ought: to be sued
for a large amount, instanter.
John Sherman is now quite
wealthy, out he says he neyer made
any of :his money by taking ad van
tage of official vtrusf;3. Considering
hi
"For five years, I suffered untold misery
from muscular rheumatism. 1 tried every
known remedy, .consulted , the -best physt
cians, visited Hot Springs, Ark.j three times,
spending fiqqq there hesidesdoctors' tills; J
cut could obtain only temporary reuer. My ,
flesh was wasted away so that I Weighed;
only ninety-tlire pounds; my leit arm and
leg were drawn out of shape, tne muscles
pr 0
being listed up in knots. I was unable to
. aress yself, except with assistance, ard
could o ily hobble about by using a cane.
bad no appetite, and was assured, by the
aoctors, that I could not live. Th pains, at
times, wore so awful, that I could procure
relief only by means of ,hypodermic injec
tions of morphine. I had my limbs bandaged
in clay, in sulphur, in poultices; but thes&
gave only temporary, relief. After trying
everything, and suffering the most awful
tortures, I tx gan to take Aycr's Sarsaparllku
Inside of twj months, I was able to walk
without a cane. In three months, my limbs
began to strengthen, and in the course of a
year, I was cured. My weight has increaseci
to 165 poundu, arid I am now able to do my.
tuu day's work as a railroad black smith."
a5
Ail
the Only World's ' Fair Sarsaparilla.
AYER'S 2 ZLZS cure Headache.
The Duke of Marlborough in
formed some people in New York
the other day that be was nol (hol-low-chested."
We don't know
about that, but when he. becomes
Mr. Vanderbilt's son-in-law and
rakes m those $10,000,000 he will be
pretty full chested. -
Durham was visited by ajotherfire
Tuesday morning and i the flames
licked nn tha citv stables, thp rp m i
laundry and all of the wooden build
ings, on the southside of West Main
street, towards Five Points. The
water supply was low and the fire
men worked under a disadvantage.
On a wager far ten thousand
dollar, Nelly Bly, Jr., went around
the world on a Mcycle, It took her
fourteen and a half months. In all
the countries she viplted, the only
affront she received was from . her
86X.
Dr. Nannie A Stevens, of Wichita,
Kansas, wantB a divorce from her
husband because h? lays around and
will not help to get his meals. She
should have it by all means. A man
of that kind shouldn't be encouraged
at all.
FAST E LESS
jj nn n n r
A K. Ward, the abscondlflg man
ager and treasurer 6t the Memphis
Barrel and Heading Cephas beenin
dieted for forgery. Ward ia now.
thought to , be in Honduras.
f'ri
even a pocket.
A statue of Thomas eerc9n;i8 to
be unveiled at St. uis.cniAotlw
Senator Vest will be the 0Tat6Tt '
In the last fisdal year the United
States imported DS,i3Q,0pOf worth
of coffee. " : t
A man may lose his balance tand
yet not upset a bank failure.
ADVERTISE
ZZT BIGHT HERE I
10 JUST AO COOD FOR ADULTS.
WAR RANTED. PRICE 50 cte.
tuectiemeB: we bom itXjoar, 600 bottles Of
GROVC 8 TASTELESS ' CHTLL TONIC and have
bovght three grew already this year. In all oar ex
parience of 14 yeara, in the drag business, have
never sold an article that gave such universal satis
faction aa your Tonic ., Yours truly,
ABMXT, GAHB St CO
For sale by 'all druggists.
ii99patot) of Fixn. '
The firm of Morrison. Lentz
Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to
saia nrm win piease can ana settle
Thankful for all past favors we re
main, , ttespectruiiy.
D.'B. Morbison,
AE.Lkktz, I
'QbnqordN. a, pet 3. 1895.
ThexsoDartnershiD heretofore ex-
is ticrr rd cr the firm name of Mor
risen; iiohtz & Co. having been disi
rTcabyiho: withdrawal of Mr. ?A
C Ijcnts, tho undersigned respect-
The self made "man boasts that ho
began life without a ami
pocket. He appears to be an kcep
tion, for most mea, b,
mey nave icrmvP a : coparxuersmpr
unacr tno nrm name 01 uioson , &
Morrison to do a ereneral merchant
dise business and hope to merit a
.1 ai T-i; . a.
generous snare oi mapuuuo tmiron
age. - .Resptfuily, ,ir
v - BE- GnrsoiT, ;
-D.JB. THciuuson.
Concord, N. P., Oct. ,3, 15. . '
I recommend the ifirm of ; Gibson
& Morrison to.thft pnbUo asworthy!
of their patronage.
ilcsnectfully:
. .. . ; A. E Lxktz.
ConcorcL;.atQct3. 1895. -
MORRISON H. CALDWEL
ATTQBiniT : AT LAW,
-CONG0BDtr N. 0. .
Office' in ilcfris.building, opposite
Yard wide Bleeched Cam
bric . at 8.. cents, good as
Lonsdale,
Five dollar Lace Curtains
r at $3.25.
.
Chenille Curtains $3,00 per
pair.
Chenille Table Covers at
and 98 cents.
68
X in Turkish bath Towels
10 cents each. Bargains in
Linen Tories.
A new lot of Napkins and
Doylies will be shown Mon
day.
Pure Aluminum Thimbles 2
cents.
Five hook Corset Stays 5
cents,
Water -proof Collars at 5
cents.
Side Combs 5 cents.
Bios Velyet Skirt Binding
three for 81 cents.
Whale Bone 3 cents per
dozen.
N. N. N.
cents.
Spool Cotton 3
Bargains in Pocket Knives,
New lot of Ladies Embroid
ered Handkerchiefs, cheap;
Glycerine
La .ParLfinne
Soap 5 cents.
Two large cakes of soap for
5 cents.;.
White?Shirts 25 cents.
The Tbest. i 50 cent corset in
town. 1 '
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