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THE STANDARD
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Tne SalTaWoprmT has got a lifej
job cn hand It ha3 undertaken
io pray Bob Ingercoll into a believ
itip Christian, v BoU.Im?eisQll la'Jiot
a Christian, neither is he a nonbe
iieycr, Joroe men are so fool-hardy
una suijh n?orahipto3'-of notoriety
iLat they. do and say anything. By,
and by wb'en Bdb gradually com'eitfp
to a;j d pc e pa i a to , he ? grave,; fhtfl
i'ome to his miik. Some men are
teat find brave until the rub comes,
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It ?as enough for Ex J udge
'chenck to be passing before' a
Ue&thk33 public tearing up the very
arth against the . release ' of the
"Sorth Carolina Railroad, t Around
him now revolves one brilliant satel
:!Iite the r "gresiivel Farmer. It is
oo much ! rhe Southern' might as
-ell hit l 3 ceiling v when it is
hountiecl by two such law'yers, noted
vand pov?erful. - -
Representative Shnford5 says he
V7ill do'ull he can to secure the free
tlelh-ery for small towns and vicinity.
Exchange.-- , M .
Wca't Harrisburg, China- Groye
-and Gia3aJ Elding be in ?'A11 he can"
.something's going to bust, .
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"'Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania,
-4anacucces that he will rot be a can
-didcite for re-election. He'a a free
silver man and he saw a sign on the
eall. - . . V ) . I .-. ;1
That's an ugly bill introduced in
ro the Virginia Legislature to pre-
vrent lynchings. It is 'even beneath
- the dignity of foolishness. Inflict
"punishment on the innocent! Where
ever a lynehing occurs a levy of $200
tax is to be put on each 1000 inhab
itants.
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"Trof. E A F Fuertes planned pret
- ty well for himself as well as for the
tsity 'of. Santos, Brazil, when he
planned-: its sanitary i system, for
v which it is said he receiyed $120,000.
A little more of that kind of sani
tary engineering 4 will make him
sohd.
Gladstone declares that "no cause
more sacred and none more urgent
than that of th Armenians has ever
beenbro'jght before the citizens of
a humane and enlightened country."
But U lads tone is not .running the
uforeten poliey of England jE0w,.;
"New York now boasts the fastest
passenger train in the worjd. It
made the run from New York to
.Buffalo the other day, 440 miles in
490 minutes. The average time was
botween Syracuse and, Rochester, 81
miles, y?as made in 80 minutes.
J Sehatof Allison has informed Irs
friends'' that he is in the ring for the
Presidency. As he is out open ly he
haeohe ad van tage of M r.- H arrfeon ,
wiio is still resting under the Shadow
of his grandfather's hat. r-r .
Ife Countess Oaatelinef ojrpaerly
Miss Anna (Quld,tis ' getting hooie
sicki; It isn't half as funny being a
countess as she thought it would be:
I t takes an f A meri can girl 3 eomevti in
Co& educated' interlaying tfaer Jrcl
of at: . titled ' ndtodv that the(ittier
titled"' nobodies lobk on as a Bcrt'of
P A 1 1 . A ,,. ' to. 1 s .
nd vp.nturss.
AMiss Wiley of Ne?7-York? Kwlio
did' not Have the' reputation bf being
a goifrtnand, ate such a "hearty' din-
noi on Tr.onVor?Ii(T I'lrtir fhafr cVio
tiasn.t eaten a mouthful and ha3 had
no deaire for food since. She laid
down ; to take asiesta and. hasn't
waked up yet.
,k There is a grood deal of opposition
'p to the prpp0Eed hold.ng
iof a World's Exposi tion in 1900,
poming from the provinces which
look'npon it as a job to put money
in the pocket of Paris.
j TClien l5aby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
; JThen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
SVhoa she became Miss, she clung to Castcria,
t Wtiea she had Children, the give thera Castoria.
Tho Cottou Crop.
Washinqtox, Dec 10. A cotton
crop equal to 07.3 par cent, vof last
yeaVs, or 6,375,000 bales of 500
pounds is indicated in he final re
turns" from county and State cor
respondents. Tha Department of
Agriculture's moie complete reports,
will Kfl iconpfl in "IfcOi? fna flraf nf I
them probably in February. Mean
farm prica 7.59 cents, a gain of 65
per cent, on last- year's figures, 4.6
and of 9 per cent, on 1893. Returns
from correspondents, almost uni
formly unfavorable as to quantity,
the weather having proved generally
disastrous in the South, caused an
unusually early umketing through
out the cotton area, with an almost
total sacrifice of top crop. Lint,
however, is generally clean, so that
the quality is exceptionally high.
Many reports show crops completely
gathered and marketed.
For Over Fifty Year.
Mrs. Winslow's Sootlrng Syrup ha3
been used for over fifty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the child, softens the
gums,' allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and . is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. , It. will relieve the poor
little sufferer, immediately. Sold by
Druggists! in. every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle
IBe sure1 and ask forJu Mrs. Winslows
jSoo thing .Syrup' and take no other
kind. inw?&w b23'95
' : Ho i Jeter Cinclnnatns I
. iN&w York Sun: "When will the
Hon; - Jeter Cmcinuatus Fritchartl,
ihe 'longest and the sweetest voice in
Nor tn .Carolina;' unswathe him of
the voluminous rolls of silence in
which 'he now sits miinled; forget
the ceremonial modesty of the be'-
ginner in the Senate, an- throw out,
high and strong, words which rever
berate in the fastnesses of his native
hills and fleck away the .reverent
bees that are hived in the shadowy
deeps of Gov. the Hon, Elias Oarr's
world-girdling moustachioa ? It is
time for the Hon, Jeter O Fritchard
to speak, and to srisak but loud,"
C. H. King, Water Valley, Hiss., cured by
S6!!!8PMjiarjl!aL
"For five years, I suffered untoldjnlsery ,
from muscular rheumatism. I tried every
known remedy, consulted. the best. physi
cians, visited not Springs, Ark., three times, "
spending $1000 there, Desial dpbtdr$ bills;
but could obtain only temporary relief. My
flesh was wasted away so that. I, weighed
otily-nihetthree'pbundji f my left arm
Jeg wero drawn out. of shape, the .muscle '
being i wlsted up. In; knots. 1 1 was tmdfcle to
dress yself, except witb assistance, acd
could o tly hobble about by using a ea'ae.?- 1 '
Had "no appotite, and was assured, by tho -aoptors,
tJiiit I could not live. The pains, at
times, wore so awful, that I could procurer
relief only by means, of hypodermic injec- ?,
tions of morphine.' I had my limbs bandaged ' 1 ''
In-clay, In sulphur, in poultices; but the$9
gave only temporary relief. After trying ,
everything, and' suffering the most awful it t
X)rtures, I b gan to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. ;
Inside of twj months, I was able to walk
without a cane. In throe months, my limb
began to strengthen, and In the course of a
year, I was cured. My weight has increased '
to 165 poundu, and I am now able to do my
rull day's work as a railroad blacksmith."
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The Only Worlds Fair Sarsaparilla. :
AYER'S 2 ILLS cure lira da die .
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13 JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 50cts.
GALATIA, Iixeu Nov. 16, 1883."
Paris Medicine Co., 8t. Louis, Mo. v
. Gentlemen We sold last Teail COO bottles of
GKOVB'S TASTELESS CHELii TONIC and have
bouftht three gross already thJLj year. In all osr ex
perience of 14 years. In tho drug business, have.
never soia an articio mat gave such universal satis
acuon as your Tonic. Yours truly.
For sale by all urusjgiats. ' l v .
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A Flourishing School for Young-
TEN TEACHERS '
, Ornamental Branches Receive ,;
- ;. Caref ui attention , ; v ,
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p To open Jahuary 1' 1896'-.
the Hoover & Lore building,
room now occupied .by Lowe
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