The Daily Standard
BY JAMES P. COOK.
rjYFJCE IN CASTOR BUILDING
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CONCRD, OCT. 31, 1895.
?Q VIm 2 11RXX O PROS PJEH1TT.
The following from the Raleigh
Siaty, Oapt. S A Ashe's .new paper,
is very strong presentation of tha
position of the bimetallists. It
chains to be Democratic doctrine
rl Altl rpntlv lmn9t. nn;
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, , , T. . , j tne blue, iiif ouy reueiveu luiunea
ilv regarded as such. It wbe!- , , - , .
, . . , , jfrom which he afterwards died, An
yersai
lieved th.it if this policy wa enacted
into lf.w and carried out by the gov
ernment it vould introduce the
most ; . prrnraue era jhe countryN
ever si The dUte says :
"1 e' t .Late adyocsktes bimitallim.
By ti&L wo mean the free and nnn
United coinage of both silver and
geld. Monometallism is a new
thing? in ler the Ban. Ita edvocatea
are !ko child pleased with anew
ptaythhg. They do not stop to
think how it if working and how it
woji1. ork, if resisted in, in the
yeaio.xift.- It esera to na that
it H'hi ttia attended with cyils
wltr.Yi roxr ts the yesrs pass, just as
the pirns -'. IMj foretold.
TTnhl recently no American states
mistier ivocated monometallism.
NowiMiaatewrae gmte the lad v; in
certain circles, where it is treated
philosophically as a natural evolu
tion h ;ifoney;matter5, just as many
sapiex. men in a philosophical way
argue that by evolution man came
from monkeys.
It is - said that there is gold
enoih. Twenty years ago when
both silver and gold were in equal
use as money there was moie than
lIx billions of metallic money, an
3p far from there being enough then
this great country of ours possessed
fit that time none of either metal,
and t trie were many other countries
in Scdut the same situation. Now,
after the vast development of the
test tro decades in population, in
wealth, in commerce and in the uses
ane ne2f s for money, we are fcold
that IcBa th?,n four billions is enough
jprovidod it is all gold.
And yet virtually we have no
gold in this country. None, then,
is j :i.:h rtal money for us ! Well,
we on'fc think so. Our people are
entitled to Lave real money equally
-v?ith other people. There not being
-venouh t'old for all nations to have
K 1 oney resort must be had to
silver just ga wa3 done for thousands
of VchU . befcre 1873." "
v Mga4ii
' Etch Odd Fellow in this State is
4 called on by the Grand Master to
coniiibute $1.15 for the purpose of
iaLic-4 10,000, with which" to eiect
a brr.ld:;:.g.t the Odd - 'Fellows' or
ph? r-;wvjat Qoldesboro. x
Pennsylvania coal mines produced
in 1894 85,'b06,389 tons ot which
45,506,179 . tons were anthracite and
89,800,210 tons : bituminous. There
was a decrease of 5,295.072 tons on
tht output of 1893.
Dr. De Witt Talmage inaugurated
his work as pastor m the pulpit of
the First Presbyterian church,
Washington, D. C, on Sunday last,
with a sermon entitled "All Heaven
LookiDg On."
The Manufacturers' Record says
that the finest State exhibit of wood
at the Atlanta Expositian is that
presented by North Carolina.
Alabama's 6utput ot coal this
yaar is estimated at 1,000,000 tons
or nearly 3,000,000 more than last
years. ;- V-
ARRESTED THE CHIEF.
One or Buffalo Bill's Bedshlus Ac
ensed of Manslaughter m Baltimore.
Mohawk, one of the Indian braves
in Buffalo Bill's Wild West show,
was arrested this morning" by Officer
Huzzy of Baltimore, on a charge of
manslaughter.
..- It sc-enss that while the show was
in that city some one threw a rock
at a small white boy striking hiio in
j ni i j :
officer was sent after the- offender,
who was said to be one of Cody's In
dians, and from the description of
the man wanted, "placed Mohawk
Vder arrest this ' mbi ning at the
grounds. His trial is now on, with
but little chance ot conviction.
Some Figures.
Greensboro Christian Advocate :
Dr. Carroll has been investigating a
census of the churches in the United
States. The table of communicants
is as follows;:
Catholics 6257871
Methodists ..... ... . . ... ; 4,589,234
Baptists...... ............ 3,712,468
Lutherans - lt231S3
Presbyterians.. ..... . .-. . . . . 1,078,370
Disciples of Christ, or-
"Christians" ............ 744.773
Episcopalians .... .......... 540,509
Congregationalists'
612.771
Reformed . ..........
United Brethren ..........
Mormons .. ................
9,458
225281
van -to )
Jews
120.818
Friends
All Others
107,203
812.582
Total 20,618,307
In studying these statistics you
must remember that the Catholic
''communicants'' include all mem
bers cf families thirteen years of
age. If wo should number the
Methodist or Baptist churches on
the same basis, either of them would
largely outnumber the Catholics.
So there is no grounds for fear of
tho Catholics at present, but per.
haps there is no other organization
that is more diligent in cultivating
its field than these who claim to be
in the succession of Peter, . They
.train the children In this respect
we might learn some valuable les
sons from them. ;
; ;' Wonr smiles.
Haye you smoked the cigar I gave
you?" ' "'-h' ' I- '
No; the doctor says' f musn't take
any violent exercise.
Watts D9 you think a man can
be a Christian on a dollar a day ?
PottsI don't see how he can af
ford to be anything else. Indian,
apolia Journal. ':
The Wife How did you come to
propose to me, John ? v
The Husband I wan ted to be
different from other menf 1 suppose.
"Never forget, brethren," said th
clergyman in closing, A'there is no
power oq high that is mightier than
than the power of wealth. And now,
eexton," he added, in a low voice,
"you may take up the collection."
Adam's Freeman. -
When Baby WL3 sick, ve gave her jCastoria.
she was a Child, slie cried for CastoriaJ
When she became Kiss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorkw
Cases Compromised
We learn that the suit brought by
Y B Brown, administrator oF E W
Durham vs. tne Southtrn Railway
Company for killing bid Durham
in the collision af Haw River,
Vngu8t 6th, has bean compromised,
the Southern Railway Company
paying to the plaintiff 2,400. ; Ths
suit of his , brother, -W" J)urbam;
who received injuries at the same
time, has also been compromised for
four hundred dollars. The same
source says the attorneys received
pretty good fees in these two case3
one third of the two thousand,
eight hundred dollars, ' 1
riOT A SICK DAY
For Over Thirty Years!
SESTJtT OT USIKG
.AYER'SP ILLS'
'Ayci's Cathartic Pitts for over thirty,
years have kept rae in good health,
Sever having had a sick day la all that
- time. Before I was twenty I suffered
' almost continuallr cs a resnlt of con
stipation from dyspepsia, .headaches,
neuralgia, or bolls and oter eruptive
diseases. When I became' convinced
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'that ointiitbf of my tronblea were
caused $7 cohUpat!on, X began the use
: ef Ayers Hlb, with tlie most saiisfac-,.
.tory recalls, never -sating a . single
i attack that did not readily yield jo'this
i temedy. lly wife, who4 had been' an i;
i tivalid for years. r also: began -to 'Use-
: Ayers Pills, and her health yras quickly.
restored. . "With my children. XJaaiiio-
ticed that nearly all their .ailments vrere
preceded by constipation, and I soon
had the nletxurs of knowiif that with
f: ehlldrea a with DarenU. Arer'a Pills. ,
taken in season, avert all danger 61
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Ulhest Honors at WorlcTs
trCIa Ctrtsjlkeja lbs, xtequ
TASTELE!
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3 JUGTA8 GOOD ffORADULTO.
WARRANTED. PRICE SOcts.
SALATIAjlLS., NOT. 16,1833.
Paris Medicine Co., Bt. LonlstMo.
Gentlemen: We sold last lyear, 600 bottles of
GKOVB'S TASTELESS CTHT Ji TONIC and have
ton&ht three rtom already thfc year. In all or ex
rerience of 14 years, in the drug business, have
urer sold nn article that gavq snch universal satia
taction u your Tonic loiirs truly,
' ASNSY, CABS & CO.
For Bale by all urntgists.
AMINISTEATOKS NOTICE.
Having been duly appointed and
qualified administrator of the estate
of Margarou A Hueaan, deceased,
all persons holding
claims against
the said deceased are hereby noti
fied to present them,
duly, authen-
ticated,.to the under
tgned for pay
ment on or bsf ore thb 17fch day of
October 1896 or this notice will be
plead as a bar to taeir recovery.
Also all persons owiiig said estate
are notified that prompt payi
payment is
expected.
J. A. J5ARSIIAKDT,
This Oct. lTth 95.
Aministrator,
Will'
m
Fair.
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r ; .Large profits no longer c owe from merchandise s a
50 to 100 per cent, on a credit of from one year to J -at
only four out of every hundred credit merchants ever y
ceed. We prefer 20 per cent, cash to a struggle with
chances against us.
Last Saturday we placed a lot of ginghams on sale at o
cents per yard and a lot of good towels that we snapne
at 50 cents per dozen that sell regularly at 10 cent each wP
maiSed them 5. fent each. The gingham went before sn
down and the towels before we closed. When we count i
out onr cash we had our money invested in these and o v
centi prone reaay to invest again monaay. r
This week we have on sale a lot of Seaside novels worth in
cents ealh. We have put four in a bundle and sell tae i t
for 5 cents, just li cent for 10 cent novels. Clpthbound
novels at 15 cents! The Life of Jefferson Davis, .by rs
Dayis. Sold by subscription at $8.00 per set of 2 vols onr
price is $2.90. Rollins Ancient History in 4 vols for $2 2
Creaseys Fifteen Battles on which tte Civilization of the
World Scanns This is one of the richest stories of history
to be found, our price 15 cents. A few of E P Roe's noveh at
65 cents. Washington Irving' e works, -6 .vols for $2 45.
The following two vols sets at 98 -cents per set:
Prescotts Conquest of Mexico, Presscotts Conquest of
Peru, complete works of Chorles Lamb, The 'Count of Monte
Cristo, by Dumas, The Mysteries of Paris, by Eugene Sue
The Wondering Jew, by Eugene Sue, - ? 1
Teachers Oxford Bibles, $1 75; Teachers Oxford Bibles
with patented index, $2 00; Large family Bible, $1 98; Large
family Bible, old and new translations' in parallel columns
for $2 98. - . - ,
Lace cut shelf paper at one-half cent per 'sheet, bargains
in tablets and students note books; mfeeilage'at 3 cents pet
bottle, ink the same, envelopes from 2 cents to 10 inch ones
at 5 cents, two good rubber tipped leo pencils for 1 cent
slate pencils at 10 cents per pound,, steeL pejtisi including
Eastbropks, at 4 cents per dozen.
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AT FOUR
Assorted carpet tacks at five cents per pound! The
lar price is five cents for two dozen.
FIVE
CENT
Three tin cups'; One coffee pot; One covered bucket; 0ne
;..-., . half gallon cups,
LUNCH
TEN TO TWENTY CENTS.
Spdnges 3 cents; Remnants of Calico at 20 cents a lb. All wool -flannel,
; 15 cents per yard. Canton flannel at 7 1 cent3 per yard.
EMBROIDERED
v AT SEVENTYFOUR CENTS PER YARD. .
One-half pint bottle'of Bay Hum for 10 cents. Bargains in undershirts,
all wool at 371 cents. Ladies vest 5 cents up.
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