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mm siamib JOHN D. BARRIER and SON, Editors and Proprietors. OFFl IM THE MURKIM BUIIii.... . iHiii JSIAINDAKD is publibiied every day (Sunday excepted) and delivered by riep. Hates of Subscription : One ye'Ai ; . . . . . ... ... . : ,4 00 - Hi mting, . v . ....... . 200- .Tare- months. . ......... 1.00 One month . ............ .35 Singl e nv. ......... .05 THE WEEKLY STANDARD -is ' a our-pagef eight-colunin paper. It has a larger circulation in Cabarrus than any otherpuper. Price $1,00 per annum in advance. Advertising Rates r : Terms for regular advertisements dade known on application.. Address all communications to THE STANDARD, - Concord, N. C. Concord, N. C, Nov. 8. THOSE LEADERS INCONSISTENT. The Hon. Thomas Settle throws a shell into the Republi can camp in an open letter to Ifon. R Z Linney Besi des showing the f ulility' tf the course marked but by the Republican delegation, at States; ville he shows that while -the J Republicans are trying to scare the unlearned white men with the warning that they will be" disfranchised, there is absolute! no danger of such thing except through the efforts of .these very: Republicans in defeating the purpose of the -Democrats, And this is the true situation as Mr. Settle says,- the,- Democrats have provided against this very thing. Most good lawyers in the State pronounce the grand father clause constitutional and all Democrats hope and believe it will stand the test,' it ispbsitively certain that if brought before the Supreme court, and,.! un expectedly declared nul and void it would have to.be done" through the efforts oxjthese yer leading- Reyublicans that pre tent to be so exerci sed over the matter; f it seems to be narrowed down to tMsWiththe Republican leaiders that if they can't prevent the disf raticfiisementi'bf fa? largd'cfaW of negroes that never should haye been enfranchised they will 'try 1 their , best to disfranchise .the the white men. The fewer sucn leaders the better. THE (JATTIS - KILGO CASE. Lower Court Decision , Sustained Case Can Start at 'Bottom Again; ; The decision by the supreme coftrtin the basis of Gattisvs; Kilgtf and others was announced Tues day confirming in modified form the action of Superior court. The Supreme Court sustains the lower- court - io its decision that the x issued wasr inrpropfetly joined but disagrees with that court in dismissing .the action. .. . The Rev. Mr. Gattis may now begin action again ' ix the lbwbir courji but will have to make. sep arate and specific complaint, as we understand it, against Dr. Kilgo for language in the fa mous Clark-Ealgo trial before the board pi .Trinty college an against- Messrs. Duke and Odeli, and ; the preventative ' of Mrv BrnsbiT, fbr ;. jvin; jbiiciif to'tnevafile1its,!dr, ih: a Srajr not weliHinderstb combine? the twb'iri proper legal form. . ; ' - 1 The sum claiined. tiy Mir. Gattis as the amount of damage is $100, -000. ' NO CURE. NO PAY That fa; .tne way all druggists sell . Grove -Tasteless Cfiill Tonic for onills and' Malaria. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Children fiove it. Adults refer it to bitter, nan lea ting, Tomce Price. 50c. ' GOOD FOP FILIPPIN0S, BAD' FDR US H ; Aii eldctionwas heldaVBacolo Cn the Island of NegroS on the CthV antbnatnous 'government for I the island being pu tin operation. Gear Smith gives' United States supervision and guidance a&df made the occasion one of feasting and gladness to the natives. But the point we started to inake is thafe stricted to those owning a cer tain amount of property and possessing, the ability, to read and write.;- This is directed by a Republican administration, but bere in North Carolina, where we want to' get 'rid' of the ig norant and dangerous votes we can find a practical -way of elimi-; natingv Mri Pritchard, Mr Holton and some other Republic can leaders get together and try to make it appear- verya bad and they attempt, too, to bring into line against the. amendments all thV unlear whom they try to make believe the amendments wjll disfran chise. Wo&reesorw'tb impute inconsistency ana lnsmuority w-r men of high position, but w-6 cannot'helbelivtog that they are' more' zealous for party tri umph than for the welfare of the State. It certainly commends itself to any reasoning mind that for self preservation any goverment shouptot an ig norant vote large enough to be a ;mencin fthet hands; of the - W designing. '! It'iS surrisin that? those1 men should pursue such a course when thftaW a' jchace v tor Idrvide politics in tlier off this heaviest; burden on the - V Republican party;, in the. South. Stop Si&n!ierlng; . ;fTlie r person ;whc stops to lis ten to every, idle rumor, bit of gpssip; ; or-slanderous tale, will lose naif the valuable time of ife;v It is far. better to go right on and pay no attention what ever the idle people. In most cases they are, not believed by -Jreb jle whosb gbod bp'hioh- is worth seeking, and te. gossip is a dead weight for anyone to carry. A correct life- does more io"fob Slanderers -erf bmploy ment than lawsuits or shot-guns, for if thecharacter is aboVe reproach, the truth may be more damaging loan iaisenooa; -me DUsyooay is a moral fiction, for the body busy has no time to engage in a work that be -ngs such small re turns. The most heaiY'ly de spised person jn earth is the cKrofiic disturber ofliuman hap-, piness, whether.in home, church, school or state, and so repre fiensible isrfn;-'SlUngrtHat-:'no one- wTHiOw-it i landats most per sistent followers will deny it with a vehemence worthy of a bettfer-cause,and condemn it in all '6thers. Hence-the propriety of ingnoring all idle tales inten ded to create strife and destroy psy'jiiid , ;olnfort.-rOr- ..1, ';' " ' ' , . ' Used By. Brittish SolOicrs In Africa. j Captr p,,Q. .Dennispn; is- well known all ' oyer Africa a3 command of the force that Captured the famousebel Galishd. TJnd6rfdate WT36itfii&mi ; from Vry burff ; Bfechuanaliaid; i Hei writes: ; . 4Bet which I used myself when troubled with bowel cotaplaint, and had given to my men, and in evejy case it proved most beneficial.' For sale by M. L. Marsh ft. nnes'toinJPOl are guaranteed to ftl ipr jsmfioug wae; iasi campain bought a', quantity ofT Chamberlain's Colic; Ohblertt'arlo: iarrhbetf. Itemed v. HARRIS LITHIfiW m is the strongest Natural Lithia water on the' market and: has the endorsement of the most noted;physicianf of the country, al tb its superiority over all others. Read what :. the noted Dr. John Hey Williams; of Ashe yillehas. tp-say for, :Harris Lithia, .springs, Asheville, N. C, April 24, , 1893. An extended clinical use of Har ris Lithia Water prompts me; to the statement that I regard' it as one of the best if not ' the best; Lithia Water known to the pro fession. In j ther condition of Phosphatic Urine, its action, is marvellous: .Its use inhe Rheu matic and County Diseases afford me more comfort than:either;the Buffalo or Londonderry - Waters. Very, truly yours, . . JOHN HEY . WILMMS?) M -DT We guarantee that one glass of Harris Lithia carbonated'1 water will relieve any, case of :' indiges tion in one minutb , or bur agent is authbriied ' to refund you b niotiby or: if ' takeir after each nieai wiU cure tli moi stunbbrn case of ' indigestion. Ylfny suf fer 'When' you Have the guarantee ? w M jlj'MAnsiT, Ant"f6f ;06ncbrdv ; Household Hints-- Coffee andv tea are - rendered much more fragrahi if -made, hot (no t burned .ai all) bof orat water is poured on them. . .. Silk dresses; shbuldmever. bei brushed, .but should! be carefully. rubbed with an old piece of veK vet specially or. thuyrse., t .r Use .vinegar to nisiiehblack lejwi;, xnenpcwiM.nau ter than if ater,6rb jtised Iron stains on "mjajrbdaj be removed by applynEiiiixture of ioxalic jacidand ispritsr LieavB it on a short tithe ad thenf- diy?. with a soft cloth : jshi stains of f ink. mayv spmetjmes ber re movei 'Wlth lemon j uice2 : Stains: on mattresses nxayi geun ei:allyi beremoved ?. byt -jappjyiiig'. them'.ta a ms;te ma bf t, soft soap . Hsc,1 scrape off ydth, a bluixt .Jcnif eror. a :mtal spoon- and then wip off with a damprrr-not . . wetrrsppngev Water stainopL-j removed byr rbbrng:; them; with rough salt on a damp jpjfoth.-. ., Ripe friiit in mqderatib igres with most chUdren,r ..but i I if. it causes diarrhoea it should, be stewed. Make a very strong solution of alum m hot water and appl it to. furniture and creyices. ipt the wall with a paint brush. Tni s is sure destruction to insects of all softs and, is harmless, otherwise.r Times-Visitor. JMrs. Winslow's Soothipjr Syrnp as been used for over firty years" by 'mil lions r of- mothers for their,- children soothes . thot chixd; Woitenki'the f glims;. allays all pain, cures wind colic, tand-rs- iuo ucBii remtjuj lur iiarruoea. J.I will relieye the ; poor 1 ittle j sufferer'iinmedi ately. Sold by druggists lin every, bart of the world. Twenty-vp centg a; fet tle. Be sure and ask I for "Mrs! Win slows Soothing Syrup," 'andv' take no other kind ' f. We keep tEe ideal feed! fori '.the cows. ; The very;thigjyou ileed: GOTTON SEED HULLSii OTTON SEED- MEAE.. OTTON SEED FEED;. The latter being-meal and hulls mixed in proper proportions? .for cow feed. Send usyour order. Prompt delivery, " . ill i Tie rriT IGH Colbr Plaid Goods for dresses ... ... . . . ... . . . v Lad Jes' Capes goc. -to. $3.68' . INFANTS Long Cashmer Cloaks, silk embroidered at 75c. to 1.93 " ChildrenVShprt Wraps 50c; to x.68. WMerJoois 18c; to:93t, Wliite Sffiat 50s. to 333. Infants ZeDhyr Bootees ldj, IiadiesVOersyHib Vests 15c. up. . Drawers 25c. Ladies, jRib Wool Vests 7;c. and 90c. Boys- Under- Shirts 4 . TyrMiTTirttQV?.o;:.rtt.fTi.'-- xchrV! 1nii"3Cftd--ancl-';all "wool iUCll O VUUOi uuii wjjf wuuw( . -.wj from 18c. for all.cotton to $1.25 for line all wool. Men's Knit Drawers 37c. ;up. We have as, nice line' - can oe iouna any wner e. l Light-colored outing, suitable .for. infants, Xadies' dressing sacques gowns and Men's night shirts 6 J to 10c. Alii W:FIaiinBM2C; 12 np;v Willing : 70 SeV Island 4d. up and Sheet 3c up. Goodyard :i wide Bleaching," worth 6Jc. , for 5c. Bleached .Cambric full j yardrwide'. 7ic. 10r4. Bleached ? Sheeting at 22Jc; jMie,. Pamsisk,, B,feaphbd ?rxurker nca.,, at. 2c. . . . Bleachedtlinenyido.'47ic. tcnQpp. S; , -Wuidow Shades 10 and 25c. ., Curtain Poles 22ic. Counterpans, assorted Nice dot .of tbwels, ; Stamped Tray covers etc., .rwlrassorted.1 ." " 7' ': '- r 40 Brands? of . Toilets soapsr from lo; to ,10o We are headquarters for Toilet Soaps. Gobfclets 20 lani30c'setr TumbljelSc TDer set 4 pices Table sets 25c,'- 7 pices Ice 3feam set 25c,; 7" pieces Water set -25'and 33c, Water BottleS'18c, VinegarPitcher iOe Covered JSugair Bo wlsi5randf lOCi covered Butter Dishes 10: and; 25cp covered PreservjrStards: 25c, coyeredt Comports 5cvi Qeain Pitchers-5 anil 10c,; Cake : -plates. .. 5c, . PiQkle Djshes, 5 and 'ipcC.alorj; Trays; 10c, Olive Dished J0, Salt and'Pepper Sbakes 5c each, Bowls 10 and 24c,v SyrujJ' feitehers 10 and ;25c; Spoon holders 5c bnedialf gallon Water Pitcher' 156. Knlli Line, of Tini and;. : ; Eiiaipieled. Ware 4an6ardS with 16iganies; .X . . . . u x . . $2;25 aittordswithv O gmes-i, . .. . . . .v.v;; t-w . . .,.3,50. CrockinoleBoard.s . . lv38. Small games!. . . . -. 1 . . I .VI . V. . JT .V . . : I". 1. 1 . . . ;VLV. 10 to 48c. New lot of . Quilt ,Peather BiUows,- .BlanketSj , etc. , . shoj?tly f'1" .J 1 ' ' ;"ve7respectM Si !e Eortra J frainosi with 16x20 gass at ; - 2 Uiare4bt8ii 4 Tle Staudftnl!: no i6 to"eTimbf : - t .1 ' f on only 10m pm f Tilt ferijviWKiii4: IvLJl? I I Lin' U,B i-AlVi row; peuer tvemust have the. mi- r roriagjei of tharpeqalh. . . 1 I 'Giro nyarialKen youiiake : your next order f or... Job Work. fiis i a0?1 TZw .pny anything Jyoul cacCJcall for itiKroub The 5?ffi nHW'iSl Shirt waists and Children's . . . . ., ..... .- . . - U l ol Hosiery as "cheap as - - v - - - Cotton Flannel 5c. n X;o:anjttoWs . - ? you can mit wAtib, ! ! ifc Hhe Standard rr J t 'week or 8Ka. pez .R ll 1.111 IA L; Ml Woifi aidv when promised; Acltertisiarfhrataa! Sn 4 Iliads binwn nnnli'inll'rtn WMME .
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