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t e fittld of statecraft; The eound .T-H E liie,;:uaiiy otanttarjimmej standard jng l ; . hti the dollar mast be 8 .on oar - -Ain A- b VnjifeVtpdeiJXjdal ; fe fen- Dejnocraqy 17 - -' the Standard is published eTery ct (SuiidaEepte.txidrdeliifii?i; - BATES. OF gPBSOBIPTIOK One year... .......$4 00 Six month..........T... 2 00 Three mtfeffia . . . f . 1 00 Quit' l io u w ou?r c , .w Charleston Newsy and Courier ; Vance was the mostgggnlr c?attcinj One mon; Single 5bpi. . . . ' Ter msfbrWa aj&tw made knownappljUtlon. Jlflf BATES. tisements AddreBs allbmmunjctitioiifl to CONCORD, 1 OV. 9, f 4 "r 1 -K TT TT r-r X 1895. r- T T f Probably the oldest steam railroad car in tnis country, is !si4e,feaced at Pullman's. car shops in ilmitigton, Del. It was on exhibition at; the Columbian " Bzpositjop, anc would have been sent to Atlanta had1 the trucks not rotted from under it. 1j Montana,, where he is one of the boys. Senator Carter (drinks his whisky straight, chws plug tobacco, greases his boots, and uses, double negatives and other forms of bad Believe nothing against another but on good authority ; and . never what may hurt another, unless it be greater hurt to some other to. con- ctjii it. " ' . ' 1 ' . ' '; Toted to the seryjca, o bi BPP leo)lqwe4' flim Tfhereyer he ,ed and p)(owed U;witjiout question, a en, he, die. there was moqrn ing in nearly eery old lifgrh 8atf.f gualasl how soon wja areriprgo 8hprftl j after, Sena? ryacejdea 4i80ciaUon, wasj fprjmed .to; raiS4 a sum to buildb; t monument to , :bis memory. It. was propoied. that at least $10,000 should' be expended for the purpose, but the times were hard and the people were poor and Vane was - dead. The treasurer of - the fund reported last week tat he had only $600 in hand. An effort is now being made to resume the long nes) ected- work and it has been sug gested that the women be enlisted in the undertaking, r We hope that i ii :n ! nu MnH vuer win iti&e it uu. xuc wcu i too busyilooktng after the liting " to remember the dead, but the f women do not forget, and the women of North Carolina should hot forget Zeb - Vance. Let them build "his . ,", . ... - ' . - - - . c' monument. ' Tne "senior medics" of th.e Uni versity of Michigan have elected a Chinese lady "May Stone," or Meiyil Shei, secretary- of the class. - Even in Chicagojthey won't let you throw newspapers and unreceipted bills into the street any more. Whateyer his physical ailments it seems" mm as though Corbette would never be subject to Fitz, The gcble of the Thanksgiving turkey is heard through the pump kin vines. The city of Wichita, Kansas, is built aboye a subterranean lake, Bring to its Senses. Mb. Editoe; The elections haye come and gone, and you are not to bl timed for being proud of the place of your nativity. We are still Democrats, and will remain . inch r.i long as the old party stands by the fundamental principles v upon I which it was founded. The resultlast Tue3day cught to bring the party to its senses; if it has any to be brought to. There mast be a coming together and a -stopping ot fighting oneanother. The sound money democrats had been abused by Populists ancl free silver Democrats, until it looks as if the whole coantry had turned against them. There was no ueo for the Republicass to say.anything, Demos crats so-called and- their Populistic allies ia the work ot wrecking the party did the' business handsomely enough. The lesson taught in Kentucky is a pointer. The Amefw can people will not have free silver, and the more quickly we put our sel yes in a mental condition to see the inevitable the better it will be for us as a Democratic party. A house divided against itself can not stand. . A party that possibly might flood the county with cheap money cannot succeed. Tampering with the standard of value is politi cal foolishness,) and threatening to lower it is sufficient to brand any political party with incompetency in Destructive Fire at Dalton. ' Mc Airy News ; Monday after noon the little town of Dalton, - in Stokes county, about 25 miles southeast of Mount Airy, suffered a severe loss by- fire. The tobacco factory, store house, two tobacco barns, two tenant houses, two work shops and a. lumber house- were burned. , The property we believe all belonged to the estate of the late D N Dalton. The tobacco 'ac tory was operated by Maj. .Marshall and Tom Dalton, and contained about 40,000 pounds of manufatured tobacco, which was burned with the building., - The . fire caught in the prize room from the stoye, and when the train, passed there about 5 o'clock; was under good headway. We are not informed as to "the amount of the loss. There was some insurance, but not enough to cover the loss. a was frbublecPfor- years with a gore ca my; fcnee; which several riftticferr nssurine nnnld be ddhtftd sae IhJ life. As lasi restirti r was induced to try Ayer Sarsaparilla anafter tak- " ing a itomDer rivvAw v. '' " Large profits no longer come from merchandise sold ! 50 to lOQ per c nnlv f onr out ol every, hnndred credit' merchant o. "UJ ceed. We prefer 20 per cent, cash ' t6 a struggle with i - began to disappear and; my general ;heaJthimpi:oyeitiersjsted mthis treatment, until the? Bote,' was en tirely: ngalee Since use ' Atfers awaparilla' basiOnaliy cf a tonic and blood-purifierrarid, in- deedj it seems as'though I could not keep house without it. "r-Mrs. b. A, AY 3 The Only World's Fair SarsaparHIa. Ivor's PiJIs Regulate the : Liver Wonien. Men never get' tired of talking about them, fighting about them, thinking about them; and I they never.will. , Men laugh at them but love them; curse them, but adore them; lose them, and mourn .for them . . Men try to appear at, their best before a good woman. A bad one can set. them a competitive examina tion in wickedness . Men still occasionally think, they are themasters of : women. But by degrees the truth -is getting to be pretty well understood, . v Men demand that women shall be better than themselves. And women fulfil the : demand, though lit is not very just, , ; , ' r, .r . Men are in the hands of beautiful women . helpless. The women de serve the more credit by using their power moie mercifully. -J, -1 Men claim to be the lords of crea tionand so fthey are. 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