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A. RO.SCOWEit, EDITOR.
We are by no means responsible for
the opinions exprescc.l by cursc)rrep;om!-ents.
Entered at the Tost Oflice as eccjid-ji?.ss
matter.
COLDSBORO, C.
Friday Etexing,
Dec. Sth I8C4T.
THE LENGTH OF THE SCHOOL
DAY.
The Western laborer demands that
his days work be limited to a certaiu
number of hours, and his demand is
complied with. ' The employer may
reluctantly pay tor eight hours' work as
a full day, jet he is compelled to do it.
Not only the man who works ia the
railroad shops of the Wefct, not only
the woman who toils in the factories of
the North has a certain number of hours
to work, but even the teacher of the
South has certain number of hours
to work. The teacher is required by
law to work six hours a day. His
duty is thca dune, so fir as the State
is concerned. Is this in all cases suf
ficient? (Jau he perform lu3 duty to
the patrons aud chiidreu in this short
time?
Tba old Roman taught from day
light untii dark; our forefathers ia this
country remained in the school room
nearly the entire day. The tlmea have
changed, however; and now the teach
er can enjoy those pleasures which
were denied the good oid people of
the long ago.
Iu those schools where the children
are pretty well advanced, it way be
well to talk. of the six hours' system.
They are expected to prepare the rec
itations before com iag to the school
house, aud the teacher is expected to
have them recite, and they have finish
ed after those things have been ex
plained to them which they did not
understand.
Let us remember that there are a
great many children that expect to
study their lesson in the school room.
For such six hours are no sufiicient.
In reality under the above system they
are not required to study even sb;
lvours. They commence at 9 o'clock
and are dismissed at 3, in the mean
time having one hour for recreation,
leaving only five hours lor stv-dy. it
. is a mistake to suy th.it this is talriiviit
' in the common toaoois vl ,uo couatry.
That teacher who clings to the above
system, and who has the wants of a
large tich;ol to attend to, in reaiity
slnrUo lus uutv uecause tie Las tae
sanction of the law.
The teacher may " say that his pay
is very small, therefore live or six hours
is aa much as he ought to devote to
the work. In answer to this we would
say, that no teacher should - make any
such plea after he has accepted a po
sition, and should work as diliigently
as if he wero paid as well as any offi
cial in the State.
1 o
DOWN WITH THEFSSTOL!
Can not the pistol be divorced from
liquor drinking? or is public sentiment
a stronfy in favor of the use of one
as of the ether, so that an attempt to
suppress or prohibit by law the indis
criminate snapping of loaded revolvers
by careless boys or liquor heated men
Avould be futile? lias the public be
come so hardened to the daily occur
ences of shooting alTrays, "accidental"
murders, and deliberate murders, to
say nothing of the miscellaneous cases
of the ignorant or careless use of pis
tols, whereby life is constantly en
dangered, that it takes all such occur
ences as mere items of current news ?
Is it utterly vain to appoai to the com-
monsense of the community with re
gard to this matter ? Are the intel
ligent and decent and crder-loving
part of our population contented with
the situation? Are they satisfied that
it is right for excitable young men, and
even boys to go about the streets with
loaded revolvers in their hip pockets,
and to flourish them iu the home-circle
to the terror of mothers and sisters ?
We have challenged attention to this
subject before, and we shall repeat the
challenge. Argument is unnecessary.
Our readers know the terrible evil of
promiscuous pistol selling and pistol
carrying will they not join us in the
cry against it, that the ever ready pis
tol must go !
DEBT.
Debt is the most miserable and ty
ranical of masters. His subjects arc
the most miserable and heavily bur
dened of all the victims of misfortune,
lie takes possesion of the youn?, the
talented and the promising and crushes
their hopes, annihilates their aspira
tions and destroys their ambition, lie
fastens his iuslduous hold upon the
middle aged, despoils them of their
treasured rewards for toil, robs them
of their homes, and sends them adrift
upon the merciless sea of adversity and
want. He entraps the aged by his sub
tle allurements aud deceptive cut ice-
merits and brings them ruin, disjrace
and the grave. Tha arch fiend of all
the devils lhat allure but to damage,
that entice but to ciuso grbf,
that tempts bat to destroy! -The great
eausu of most of ths disappointments,
borrows and ruins that beset us in life
and haunt us in our dyim hour! Cru
el, heartless, oppressor! Obdurate,
merciless tyrant! The enslaver of the
liberal and generous, thi destroyer of
the innocent and guiltless, the most
crushing of all annihilating influences
upon the minds and conscience!
All along the shores of business in
every town and state, there arewreck-
iirms : "one down under me depression
of debt. It demoralizes business, de-
stroya confidence and devours with in
satiable greed the best and bravest.
Ex.
APPEAL. FOB CHRISTMAS.
I8S7
Fi'.IHNDS OF OltPHAXS:
I earnestly request your contributions
ia aid of the Christmas Festivities at
the Oxford Orphan Asylum, for 1887,
and beg you will forward them early in
December that I may know what outlay
1 cm make.
I have more children to provide for
this year than ever before, and there-
fore specially appeal to vour liberality.
1 wouid rejoice to receive at least one
doll t from each School and Lodge in
North Carolina.
Io cot lay this appeal down until you
have forwarded your contributions, for
your Christmas will be mode happier
and brighter by the coaciousucss of
having aided this beat if ul custom.
Mrk all contributions ;For Christ
inas," and send them to Dr. Dixoc, Ox
ford, N. C. Yours affectionately,
Kr.is Kuixgi.e.
The above appeal should touch the
hearts of every man and woman in the
obi North Stare that has a heart to
touch and we earnestly hope old Kris'
appeal will not be i:i vain. The money
couidnot be given for a more charitable
purpose. Let ail cheerfully respond
thereto either in money or something
that will contribute to the cam fort and
pleasure of North Carolina's Httie Or
phans. Roubl.hed by Kuest.l
"A mother's love ! how sweet the nsrr.e !
AT hat h a mother's )ove ?
A lioMe, pure aud tender fiame,
I'hrk'Mdled lVoyji shove.
To tio.-)- a I';rt of varth!y mould ;
T!w warmest heart than can grow cold ;
Tiii id a mother" love."
Wou'd you know wh.-tt maternal love
is? Listen and we will tell voir
Did -you ever notice anything with
ito yoi
jr.yan
moth-:
and not onserve a token of
ippiness in its eyes? The
a seems delihtod to see h.;r
i up r.rm .vhich she r.--
Chleii :; i : ;.:).... it.:, nit;t:s-.-l
ii.:0 toe ..hole bsv.ou nestle
e win:. ' J i' i-n have, y -u
:oniething of a mother's
.,
I uj.'.!:
J
i n; iv
j!)U you
her kitten ?
she looks;
caress it ;
tease, and
ever see a cat play with
iiov,' full of love ar.d joy
how 'she will fondle and
how she will suS'er it to
re, and worry her in its
wild sports, and yet not harm it m
the least. Have you not seen 1 er tike
it up in her mouth and carry it gently
away, that it should not be iijured?
and vrith what trembling caution would
she take it up, in fear that she might
hurt it.
Bid you ever see a bird building its
nest? Day by diy and hour by hour,
it labors at its work, and all merrily ;
then it ikies it with soft feathers, and
will even pluck iSs owa rather than its
young should suffer.
A sheep, tho meekest, the most
timid aud gentle of animals, the least
sound will startta, the least noise will
make it Hee ; but when it has a lamb
oy its Side, it will turn upon the
fiercest dog, and dare the combat with
nun; it win run between its lamo aud
danger, and rather die than its young
one should be harmed.
The bird Ijwill battle with the ser
pent ; the fmna aeer will turn ana meet
the wolf; the ant will turn cn the
worm, and the bee will sheath its sting
in any intruder that dares to molest its
vounj.
Many beasts are fierce and wild, and
prowl about for blood; but the fiercest
ot oeasts trio titier, tne liveua, the
Hon, the bear ail love their young;
yes, the most cruel natures are not
utterly cruel. The snake opens her
mouth and suffers her young to enter
her bosom when they are iu danger :
this is maternal love.
if, then, the beasts and reptiles of
the earth, are so full of love for their
offspring if they will care for them,
provide for them, die for them how
great do you suppose must he the love
of a mother ior her child? Greater
tiiin tuese, be assured ; ay,, tar greater,
for the mother iooks forward to the
time when the child shall become like
a flower in full blossom. A mother's
love is the most powerful thing on
earth?
Ail other things are subject to
change, all other hearts may gro w cold,
all ether things may be lost or forgot
ten but a mother's love lasts forever !
It is akin to that love with whicb God
loves his creatures aud it never fails.
Love thy mother, then my little child.
Header, when thy mother is gone,
there is no eye that can brighten upon
thee, no heart that can melt for thee
like hers; then wilt thou find a void,
a vacancy, a loss that all the wealth
and grandeur oi the world can never
fill uo.
Your mother may grow old, but her
love decays not she may grow sear at
heart, and gray upon her brow, but her
love towards you will be green. Think,
then, in the time of her decline, of
what sua has suffered, felt and done
for you ; think of her devotion, her
cares, her anxieties, her hopes, her
tears think aud do not aught that
may, bring (her gray hairs with sorrow
to tlu-irave.
The Charge of Plagiarism-
It is sometimes said that plagiarism
is the worst form of theft: that the man
who will deliberately appropriate the
results of another's brain work and
claim merit for it as his own is as vile
as the highwayman or the pirate. Such
assertions have been wiitten, doudt
lessly, by authors while smarting un
der the wrong of having some favor
ite thought or expression stolen. Th?y
are perhaps too strong. Beyond ques
tion, a man of conscientious honesty
vill not steal the product of anothet's
intellectual labor. He certainly de
serves to be branded as a wrong-doer
who will speak, as his own thoughts,
that he has not coined from his own brain
v. ho seeks pay and praise for a book
which he has not compossed. Wrong
as it is to do these, however, men ar.d
women do them v ho are not, at the j
time of peq)etration,conseiousof doing 1
some one an injury, and have not that
sense of vileness v. hich one must exper
ience when robbing a drawer of invn-
u mg an enclosure. ruers ana speaK-
ers do show off themselves in borrowed
plumes who are not mean in other
things, and who are not humiliated by
a consciousness of doing a meanness
even in this. In fact a very large por-
j t5on t'lhc literary theft that is done
done unconsciously. One stores his
luinu wiin iaeas aim expressions as no
reads, and when ne speaks or writes 1
uses them without being aware that
they are not his own. 31any gain th ;
reowimion oi uein" proiounu anu mile-
.i ..... .i i a - i . .
penuem, lumbers smipiy oy Having!
persued a train of reading out of the
ordinary une. A little remarkable is
it that this charge of having stolen the
brain work of others should now be
brought agairst some who have been
rated as having wrought most largely
aud successfully in the realms of
thought, A few years ago it was as
serted, with an air of gravity, that
Lord Uacon was the author of Shakes
peare's plays. Now some is seeking
a little notoriety by attempting to
prove tiiat Dr. Watts, the matchless
hymnist, wrote "lloderick llandom"
and "1'eregiue Pickle." At different
times the effort has been made to aftix
he crime of literary theft noon 3Iae
aulay, Longfellow, Poe, Byron and
others who have been famed for their
ability to put good thoughts into good
language. If such authors as these
escape not this accusation, it is no mat
ter for wonder that it should be brought
trgaiust smaller men. 'Tis a cheap
tway of bringing osie's self into notice
preler a preposterous charge of !
oh''i.trism ac.iiiist. sfii:i iit.-.r.-irv I
oritv.
When dear ones hive ceased to gl ad
en our life with their cheery laugh,
oright s:ni!e and genial words, when
their voice is Iiusa-jd hi the silence tf a
never disturbed eternity and their love
icavs a vacuui in our existence, r.e
:;.is tiioii, tn.it is to s ty we appi i'ci ito
iwt iii. An ouu-jo ol love suown by :.c-
t v;:i, la V. oriti ci iiiiii.Oll Ot::;tl.' lii.S-
piayiU iu rearets. Let us ah tiirnk.
eacli day oi how much we would miss
o.;r loved nes should the relentless
Hand of the destrover snatch them a-
.vay, and then we would realize how
much happier kindness and love shown
as well as felt wouid make both them
and ourselves. This life is to short
for an unkind act. While we forget
it often, we should remember that ail
the world of circumstances is ruled by
seeming tribes aud that one word from
our lips may be pregnant with weal or
woe for others yet unborn Fuyellexille
tws.
R&D YSTSM-
Kiuaors of changes in the lush offi
cials of the Richmond & Danville
Llailroad at the niectiDjr to be hold in
January next, aro current. It is a
aounced that President Sully can, if
he desires, be reflected President,
Dut iu the event he does not, John ii
Inman, Esj, cf New York, seeins to
::-e the most prominent c'uoice. There
are many who wouid desire the elec
tion of Gon T. M. Logars to the posi
tion, bur it does not seem that he
either seeks or desires it. So far as
we of this section are concerned, it
matters but little, so that our own citi
zen, Col. A. 15. Andrews, is retained in
some uositiou suitable to his great ener
gy rnd tact as a rai'road man. It
would go a great way to remove much
of the prejudice attaching in some
quarters to the operation of the system
ui tnis State, it Col Andrews was 7iv-
en the entire control of all tiie liuns in
North Carolina, ind and this is based
upon the vast popularity he enjoys by
reason of his executive ability, coup
led witn his urbanity in cei;nect;on
ivith the discharge of public duty.
With Gen Logan and Col Andrews at
the helm, the lease of the N. 0. ror.d
would become so popular as to enlist
the co-operation of all parties. Such
atleast is 4 our belief. Ralcljh Even-
Eenews her Youth
Mrs, rhcrba chcsloy, Petersi n, clay co.,
Iowa, tell.; the following renurk.ible atory,
t he truth of which is vouched for by the res
idents of the town. I am yo ir oi l,
hveben treub'eu with Kidaoy "eoriplaint
and lameness far many years; couhl not
Less mysc-if without iielp. Now I air. tVtic
from all pain a-id srenei, and am aide to
Jo my housework. 1 owe my thai-.ks to
Electric Hitters for having renewed my
youth, arid removed completely all disease.
Try a bottle, 50c, at any drug store.
Greatly Ezdtsi.
Not a few of the citizens of Battle
hero have recently become greatly ex
cited over the astounding facts, that
several of their freinds who had been
pronounced by their physicians as in
curable and beyond all hone suffering
dreaded nionstcr Consumption-have I
ery for Consumption t'.i'j only remedy
that does positively cure ail throat unci
iting aescases, Uouns, Uitls, Asthma,
.ind Uronchitis. Trail botte free at
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Mr t
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Car.ccr cf the Tongue.
My v.-!fe, Feme three or ?OTir ypr.rs agro. rrza tron.
blod v. lit an u!ocr ca to wus of lier tongue Dear
the tliroat. T'.ie pa;a vm incc-rsaut, caaaing Joss
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lsetwooa tbesuSerinjr ot tfo two, life bnu growa
runlc.isoma. Bv tiio us? of a fca'.t dozea f-inail-cised
butties cf "Swtlt'a Spcciflc, e! was CDtiry
relvvc l a-:d res'.orea ta iiczllh. TTiis was tn.e3
' 3 . Km ....or. rotm-n (if 1 nt (lLi-
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I ATLANTA, GA. j July 5SJ W WD' Cte- Co-
!P I0U WAST TO LCCSAT
iTHE MOST DESIRABLE AND
ATTSAOTIVE
STOCK OF
?L&t was ever ghoiv.i In a ccai
O ii II null orsrsiiiinc
RESPECTFULLY
L IIEILLKCNEK & L'llO
Taitoro, K. C.
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SrOT C'ASII, aud who do .KHltuyoa
dispose them at t?i prices above mentioned
c!o5.d up by my creditors. But foil r.n t f
t ri' rl 3.
:Zin$ intcr-
is fally and beavitifulivi
has eiready fjainccl a more
a, i
the Poblihcr "enable us
HEADLIGHT.
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GOLDSSOEON C-
IS
SnTTT?TTTTS f!&WP.T?D
Ths untold bntflt I have recei7e-J from the dm of 8 8. S.
lends me to acknowledge its Tirtuea and recommend it to
all who ire eeffurieg with htiTnors. A year et thw July I
wrota to tho company iu Atlanta, Git., coseernuiff m exneer
wor.drtful ciirr t Strift fc:fic, ncd roscivfd tatry it.
I corniced t .kii- it in April, 1654. My emtrnl henltk
much nnprorsd, yet theoaucer, bioh was in my trea-t.
cor.tnitttd to grow slawly, but surely. Wben I wrote in
July iat I received it treatise on biood and akin diwosM
with aivice t ketn ud the S. S. 8. T Ai.i -ri,. -k
icrew, ad becamo quite Leavy, also Tery dark and finery
look in?, until Ui-i raidaNs or Iieceraber, when Ifelttbutl
in-it either hire it cat out or die. But, oontrsry to all
, :i cummcneca to ooza littl Mocdr snb-
us. jsi rutty
tEMEDY
Laboratory, Kittreli's X. C.
5' Qf all Blo4 D i6sci
Brail Druggist
FcrSale inBittlcboroby W. P. 1
"nd J. P. Stewart.
o nly tit'th
7 lvr.
s.nc?, and i.i a T-rt it Bci-aii- to brrak. naiiujr a iar?re P
cpcn:cs and difc'-nr-icg quaiititiss of uloicut black, ttici 1
iti.i.0 1. it cor.t-nued to h.trh;ir?e less and lew, hrlit
around Uks lce, iintil Februuy, -when it wK entire y S
i 1 I ii i . 1 ..r..i,j-..AUi.i,iOTU Wiic.8.. . a
" ' ray uie io;t virtuen. JSr cr.se if E
wonder and a mirncle to nil in anri .lyint . ..,. R
:
T- II- whitehead, H- B- f ;
Whitehead &. Marrioi'-
FIIISICIAKS & SIRGLCS. .
ct-4-l-y. Battlehof.o, N-C- :
EXTLYacr.idenls occur iil '1
hi lis "nhl wliU , . c t jt; .
sprains and bruises; for use in M!C7 .
cases Dr. J. II. kKenn Yulci' Y
Liniment has for many years Lcca
consiaut favvrite family reined)' i -