_The Gastonia
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Vol. XVI, {««nJ,.5dKlU.,;^c.}_ Gum toil ta, N. C„ July 25, 181)5.
SOUR FROCK tiSiiBLE.
THE WOES CAUSED EY UNBU8I
HES8-LIZE D6E88HA£EIifl.
tamm*r rnrrtin»tu* Uiul lx I)«np hi
W ll«*»r>n^r iu KihJU(4-o
—Aot :» (|h**«••» ur*b<*U.i. 4l)p» All —THi*
IIovIImc Hnr!l >filll«ixr !•* Hr Mnr*
HNL
IH, Lrnilt fir Dll Mu.
There Is always a tlm- In tbe earlr
spring when tlm women who has
growu wlao through experience con
cludes that ahe will lie rr idy In time
for hot weather, wud scheiv* thla raadl
neas by arnuiguig about l>oi gowns very
early. While the snow is atilt on thu
ground, she Invents in awiss muslins.
In ginghams, and m all the pretty cot
too fabric* that go to uiakc up the
wardrobe of thu summer womuu. Than
site hies hemolf to a dressmaker. Hire
la greeted with Joy. and told, with
much sweetness, that U she will send
all her gowna at ouoa and glvo a few
boars to a thorough fitting, site needn't
bother any more, and that when the
warm daya come, heenusu of her wis
dom In taking lime by the forolock.
sire will be gnwnnri like a fitly of the
field, and will lie able to aav to hel leas
wise sister: “ l<ook at my frock and
be unhappy’'’ Tli« dri-ismukur wlio
Incites the female uund to this socalicd
wisdom la usually shurt. plump ami of
MUealsn blnb She la flattering In
manner and profune in oomplltneoll.
Oeoaalonally she asks for a little money
la advance.
Vltllll.IC.AL DIIIC4.U VliEH£.
But to return to the woman. On
the fleet day of July *h« will have the
pleasure of kuowiug tlutt alter she Inn
scolded, wrtlteu, Wlegrnphnii ;.rut oven
prayed, the sctiaor* of the wily dress
maker bare never even been put into
the frock of leer luuoceut wif. Ami
Vliete are people who every yr.tr cry.
"IiO, the poor drussmukeis!" Kow,
tlvere are women who are nt once
dressmaker* and good Imslnsss women,
bat the average mod.tip dno-rvisi to
bare a striog pul around her nock with
a large atone attached to the other end,
and to be lowered to llio bottom of the
deep blue an a. The cry Hut ought to
go up should be tbt*: ’Lo, the |ioor
woman who depend* or. adrv>»o;*ker.”
Mon wooldn't stand titeli treatment
from thstr utllors. A woman has to
kou-tou, perswula. be amiable and ad
mire LhO drcosmukc.i‘a appearance, her
eyes, bar hair, her family unci u! ouce
recognlae and reaped the blue btood
Hint appears wUmjevei sin) pricks her
llugor if *1m wiAhw her frock
"It is altogether like!)' that yo.i see
something Unit suil* your complexion
10 the way stuff lhat .suits vo ir pocket
book uud In which, ) >y of joys! yon
feel cure you will plause the daarrat
boy In the world. Toe ma t of your
heart listens to n lovely story about the
color and width of that material, the
fact that you selected It because you
knew he would like It, mid then yun
tell hire of the treason’ you have dis
covered who vs to n.uko It. Hoc birth
day happens to come oo Sunday, and
this wonderful frock ia l» be worn on
Uialday. The d:vy oomeu, and ul-1
though yoa look vnry nlco. It snrtdeuly
dawns on the man of year heart that
you bad expected lo nppoar ltko the
Qi>een of Sheba, and ihut souihow you
didat oomu up to expeoU’.lon- And
henskswhy. Of course It Is tho old.
Old story. She with n pronounced
emphasis on the sh*- niter promising
to give yon Uiat frock nheiel, <ltu.ip
poinled you; she luian’l none it all, and
aba snubbed you dreadfully when slie
exerted liersdf lc Wu* for people who
bad really expensive gowtiu mid wlm
hud a great many mail*, hm it you uould
help putt having the Dunk or Kn gland
to back you. Some duy yon get the
frock; but it is never win.I you expec
ted, and life goes on, ami it is mil of
frock and full of disapimiuUjionl*.
TERM* STRICTLY c. i». l>.
However, all that Is going to be
changed nowaday* Alaiul two years
ago a girl who It a howling swell had
tbs mtafortuii* to lo*o tier moony, but
she was plucky us she vcim pretty, and
so she concluded to o;>eu shop. She
hired a flrat-olas* milliner, and t.sd It
distinctly under that while the liest
material* would be used and every ef
fort mode to pleiuM Dig people lier terms
were strictly U, O. P. She I* going to
be married, cow, and tell out to her
partner, for site lias made a success
of her work, and the made it because
having suffered from (Ik.- iiiihiistness
ltka method* of mlillnrr* mid die**
maker*, the mode It n rule In her es
tabUahmsnl that prnnu>i«3 made were
to ba kept
Another orient woman. who «u
making a poor living at painting pic
tures realised Unit th*rs »u* room for
a dressmaker who would ask reasonable
prices and keep her word. She adver
tised extensively, staled her prlcoa,
which were fair, an<l announced that
a frock would he turned out hi a week.
Hhe hired a number of competent work
ers, and to-day alio Is rusk lag plenty
of money. A few years trill see her re
tire, sod then sbe will paint picture*
for pleasure. lint this woman Inalata
on Ike 0. O. D. rule, and no '(miter
wlio tbe customer Is, tbe luw stand*—
no money, no gown.
Tbls is printed upon her hnsinrm
paper, and her onatmnne are also in
formed in the mine w.iy that any frock
requiring alternations must l>« re
turned wllhlu three daya. This wom
an le aa Imsiiivmllkc as n man’* tailor,
o»n*equentlr liar aia'crsa Is q-vjIIv un
derstood. I atkfd of her if people etor
tried to get frocks without paying for
them; she aaid. oecsslomilly. but if
ony woman took n frock fr iar <>i-g of
her girl* and did not give her tin- mon
ey atm acted promptly, nml -amt a
policeman at sMtr to dnn.mrt ->ltti»r
the money or the fmrk.
I am a ballover In hruutlful g"wra,
and the woman who la uot has some
thing wrong In Ik-i gcttornl make up.
It let part gf a woman's llfu to look
bertwet. And alth iugli lltsm heard
women ant thut liny don't clrrvw fur
men, 1 Ihtak It I* all M-osenea It may
ba Hast moo won’t look at tim details
"f driWHtss t ul i| 95 nre Inlluonoid by
ll>« ceoorul effect. h.uI they arc Very
quick to notion imtldturew. Tlific
are wooteu no lacking lo wuiniuly
knowledge that llicy never gel la-coui
lug gowns. Tliere is U10 M.il-chnsted
woman, wbo look* utterly shnpclras,
ond who »uya. ••.lo, l will have nothing
done lo my gown nixl t won’t lace.’’
"1 vicusrut .v n nrntr. piut.’ltp..”
Now, wlun Ihe natural Ugure la
hideous art s’wnM come lo rurcur, and
the wise drcsvntaktr Is Die onu who
pays no attention to thij nousunsrjsl
chattel, liat who caiofully Insert* just
enough of notion to make curvtw olr.oo
there angel*, and make* Unit woman
look more feminine and less hobble Jo
hoy. Then them ta the other woman
with the Itery lod fa.s«, who will wear
a bright blue frock. What doe* slip
wrxot'* Either rod or black. Hud will
tone down the color iu lier face, and >0
will black. Then, too, there Is the
woman with pronounced fewtuir*, wbo,
for souin unknown reason, electa that
tier bodice shall be docoruted In minia
ture butlons. On those buttons are
the faces of women whose features nrr
perfeol and somebody Is. bound tn
recognise and llnd ludicrous the con
trast. The woman with the long clilu
or long nose ehoohl learn to hold her
brsd back, eo that those features ore
not made more prominent. Sim witii
ugly teeth should smile, but never
laugh so that they show, while the
woman with the dumpy hands must
■tick religiously In dark gloves. Inavtug
the light ones to the possessors of long,
■louder Uncord.
n>« ai tilt ju dress chooses a veil
with a thin inesti, anil ratlior small
dots on It; llm largo ones, a gr»t dis
tance apart, liavo the effecc of bluok
splutcha* on Him fact, and If a dot Imp
pcus to loud upon one aye and anntbor
On tlic tip of one's nose, tlio effect Is
ridiculous, a something that u woman
can never afford.' Tire blonde can
level advantageously in pale yellow,
the Tory color of live sin-lug sunshine,
whllo the brunette, because of her liuli
color and her glossy hair, may pul on
pile blue, that, exquisite color ouly bv
oouilng Ui the perfect brunette, tho
angel child, and those otbor angt-ls
with wings. harps and perfect com
plexions. Tlw lilundr, nlread)- cold. Is
msdo to look colder and morn oorlnr
Icae when aile assumes Ulno. The
woman who Is stout should never Weur
e tailor-uia.In Halt. She needs fullucas
to conceal hor extra rlueh. Sbc whoee
foot is burtly shaped should be wan-of
« whit* shoo, or s velvet siipiwr. The
women with a long, slender font msy
assume the velvet sllppvr, but sue
must have a very high rosette to ci-r.
te-.i her lack ot instep,
ai. rievn ic-kssiko.
Vast woman v,ho dtosaea wi-l! is the
one who Hlllu.;-* hor belongings t<*
accentuate iier virtues and oonct-al her
defect*. Unless * oeok u Ivoaurl/ol it
should be covered, mid It is just as
well to icmctuluT tii.it if tlio skiuot
Die neck Is dark, a black bailor will
make It look almost as black us the
proverbial devil. It should never be
forgotten turn Hi* arm of tli* average
wornun Is ugliest from the elbow down
uud so there should be a otrnriUhli*
frill of luce, or chiffon, attnolied to
every elbow sleeve, that aloeve which
used to bo tlic abhorrence of Worth.
She whose waist is large must wear a
black belt mid a small buckle Thu
small woman must forswear tli* lurgi'
hat which extinguishes her. while the
large one must gi ve :l|> the little bmmrt
which lend* to make* lier head look
•illy. Oorw you have dlscovond the
style of coiffure ls-*t suited to your
face, clinoso it bn- life; no matter wliat
the fashiim iuiiv Ua it will givo you a
certain indtvi.lunlity, nud you will
know^tlml. artistically, you me always
correct. That movable background,
the pamsol, tony bo while, block nr
scarlet, but blue It nover advised and
yeJkiw is seldom becoming. A utlu
pink will give you a dainty Hush, but
wltli it the gown worn must be pink
also.
Tbe knots of ribbon on your jdnk 01
blue cotton gown should be black,
while gray demands pink ribbons,
brown, palo yellow, and while ecru.
Your sleeve und your collar will, this
ymr. oltlier make or mar your bodiim
A long sleeve mast not be too long,
anil a very shun one had belter be
omitted altogether. The btudin-sr.
woman can, lout of all, afford to over,
look the vahio of dreas, but her gnwns
murt be exquisitely slmpln, und no
matter how many diamonds she pus
Bcwtrv, iwy dqm ik-yh' t>o introduce]
lo th« oflte. Velvet IB tJ* htail (own
for a matron, ni)4 nollilni mniu ole*
gant can be dreamed of than a helio
trope Trivet visiting tollot, made mag
mfleent with rich buttons. L'|>ou this
malorlstl Worth |>ut buttons of the
finest cut steel, and the effect wus
aupeib. Cotton may t»e dainty: vrlvnt
nr silk Is elegant; while all wool mate
rials bare for their adjective tlm won!
suitable. I should os soon think of
Milking about nil ''elegant gravy" us
I should about an sfegunt cotton dross,
and yet wooed occasionally make this
mistake. As w» accumulate year* it
become* poealblc for ns to wear rich
fabrics. Simplicity uLUobaa Itself on
ly to lbe bounty de dlalite.
WMAT MAW Known.
A babble about frock*? Woll. my
fi'k-nd, even it you ore a man, you
mun oo11fees that you like to see a
woman well dtexsed, and I must con
fess that m«u hove very good Ideas
about women’* clothe* They like
rich fabtlc*. Velvets appeal to
nod yet they know when llieee lnulori
sta arc im|»ro|wrly worn. They know
when a woman I* jcii|ierly dressed f.n
tho street, or tor a dinner party. and
they ate cm tally ole ver In their erill
olsms. Tlier like fnoi.a, and tln-y 14
preciate t'oi frO'.i-ftou effects ttiAt nro
*o«veectli::y nmmuily. 1 never yet
■aw a in.it. who encouraged a wuoi in
In the wr-i-pcr fiabtl. Tiioy w-cm t>.
know that tie 'mow, ungrworfnl gar
men! worn • •iital-ln of tbs hednwMU. is
th* flist. step luvutii naUdliusit <>l
.Ires* and ape-ch Man I* not a Mid
CrKni. lie may 1* Ignorant Ol wail
UB'I i■Dean*. Mil l.e o-u. ludgt. results
Aa he seldom overdresses, tie la bitter
ty opposed to It, aud doesn't Ilka tIra
woman who rule* Ida Imart to attract
iitlputtoii by loudnv»a in her clothe*, or
l:ur luuuners. U baa boon a pet belief
oi mine that wonran are largely In
fluanotd, morally. by tlu-lr gowns, ft
would b ' impossible for a woman to
!•* frcn ami «a»; in velvet und rose
••Mill. mid It would bo equally Impu*
nil.Io for her to grieve in pink sslin. or
'1 .'.1.0 the minute lu black oi*|X'_
"'bd could tie dignified In a cotton
frock mode ft1vul«u9 with many ril>
t*ii:s? Who could be hnaimmUka iu
.Sul** tondiii? And who could be a
stiirruRlut in a white talks looped with
in we*
WIHH i«l V KIISION OF 1ASTB,
(fOiicivlizIng, the Aioerleau woman
i< a good driijser. The French dicta,
makers claim that she lack* orlglunllty
but that site takes the best und as
oil lute* it to lit'iaelf. The JEogllali
womnu, iuclininK to simplicity, U
ufrul.d to an^gvet, and depends largely
<>u her diwonaker. SI* dreads being
eimapictinim, and yet she wants lu look
well. The Uunslan wooieu Is a good
! droMer, and a French modiste nys of
hrr l Imt shy is UiO most critical us far
us lu*r bills are couoeined. bat that
slio al ways pay* promptly. Its is bit
tehist toward Uir Itallao. Of her, be
a that alio U linid to pleas*, wlmn
urM*<1 no crcdlL to him, and very
pjor pay. Genaratlriiig again, I think
America.!! women ara honest. I wish
1 could Say the sitiue of the general
dressmaker. who doesn't Owl It ncoes
*»ry to be honest either in word* or
deeds.
llio woman who doesn’t core for
her aiH^Mrance, who isn’t Interested
In frocks, in bonnets, In costa and Imts
m Iwt AWjli und gloves, and handker
chief* and fans, Is the woman who be
longs to no century and who Is in the
minority. She Is not feminine, there
fore she ia not Interesting. Men don’t
Ilkn her, women dnu’t Mod her e<im
ixuiionablr. .She ia n mistake. Ajnl
lhi.ro U no place for l*er either In
ItcnvtKi or nu llw oarth, though thure
nmy ho in tho water under tho earth,
'•'lie i« not appryved of by men, by
women, and certainly not by— Hat*.
rn-ilSoiiMi talar.
bt. Hi jfUblUv
In an interview with Frank Carpen
ter. publisher In to-day's Itepuljlio,
John Vn-rmau bids good by to the
presidency.
T.;e reason Its givoa may do for a
reptinigft lerisii, hut nos for any man
on the right side of sixty.
l'cw sueu below sixty have been in
ilcouoed hy tho motive. Thnan who
s'indtl he so easily deli i red have never
had b" svngth of c'-uoctcr enough to bn
w thin reach nf tho flint American
ullW.
oeuutiM* Hlnuniau «i<enks nf the exnol
big work and worry Ihol tacCislI the oo
cdtMsot of the While lloiua. When a
man In Mopped hy f,:ar uf work and
he is not built for deallug ai
elt'of executive with the aflnlr* of tin
American people. Such a muu ought
to hold it suhordlnato position In a pil
vr.in t sUtilhdiimnit, whioli will lot Him
plot In cheat Ills euiployor out of as
much tiiue as possible and sit around
haui ' uud OiUnpUili to his wife shout
laud luck turd overwork.
liveds of distinction arc performed
bv men who love tiicir swk mid Hud
1>i ensure i us trad of worry In llw boors
which herp flowing tho sup of growth.
Contesting wi’li men and directing
Uioni, meeting ouiorgcucles and bring
ing syslvni out of confusion, setting In
motion the spring* of vast affairs—ho
who is fit fur the presidency revels in
tlieso exertion* aud is nnuasy when He
is Idle.
Overwork Is generally a complaint
peculiar bn men who do not tike work
sod think of Its irksomeness mure than
nf its triumph*.
Strong characters love power and
onj.iy Isiih winning uud using it.
Evvry strong American character has
tlm prcsnli'iii iul iimbllion. Weak wills
nml uncertain courage laud non In de
portment clorkuhtps.
•cj.'.T.rJuiii' '«_ij
J«Al l.lkr m W<i«Mhm.
O run mImhi »Rrjpn I.
lait a poor man do some foolish thing
iu-.il overy woman for miles around will
I laugh at him, hut when a woman fall*
i Into a such a trap thv men don’t laugh
—not much.
I lie Oliver day a nurse estimable mar
vied woman in Greensboro dims down
town to buy a now lial. She visited
every millinery storo In town. 8iia
would not bavn been u woman bad aba
■Inna otherwise.
At such irl.teo sir* tried mi frnm two
to iv duxon bats, nitd Anally went borne
without onn. She would not Usvu
been n wornnn hr.d shn done otherwise.
Wire Bite girt Ironic the tlO|rpad tm
fme a mirror 'She would not lltvvii bvco
a wuiaun had she dime otherwise) to
take oil her hat, wltrn she was sur
prised to «co that aha didn't have auy
sMi her I tend.
81k* bird been pulling it oft and try
ing on ollicra sir often that she forget
her own hetulgear nnd walked all iho
way along the struct bars bunded, hut
no anti Sei-io<-d to notion It. probably
thinking sire lind On one of those little
tricks, called a bon not but only about
ns large as (rive's band.
iditt Juaa Dick Crawford brought
Ills tvs tdv*-a>nnUM old child, suffering
from lufanlite d!arrt«e i, to me. It
Ibid !mou weiiii-d at font loontlvs o>d
and hud always Ism sickly. I gave
It the usual tmatmen'. In such case*
but »»illiur.t lieueAl. The child kept
growing thinner nntil it wsighod but
tulle in- in i.lian wlaui Isrrn, Or petbsps
• on pnui-d*. I t'uni started thofatlicr
toglvlfiu Ouai'.M-iIain’s Colic Clxrl.m
IVII.1 | H/Vrrlioert Kteiody llufors one
•edt .i' «t the an r»nt Slav had l>wn used
•j in ii hril Irnamiri iiitiiit was seen ami
Its Ci-utliiiiwl usa cund the child.
! its wcnUiH-aa and puny constitution
|d'.s^!pirMreJ and its father ami myself
| bells'vt* lire clilhl's life wits siraf by
il.ls Howdy. J T. Marluw, M. H..
'Xiunurmt, lit. For sale Ity Ornnv
.v\n KrKUKtrv Druggists,
DON’T INTRUD
You do not visit your neighbors unless
asked to, and do not attend a party or wed
ding without an Invitation; then why should
you Intrude on the privacy of a storekeeper
without an Invitation? Buy of the live busi
ness man who not only Invites you to come
and see him every day, but educates and
keeps you posted on what Is popular In hie
line of goods. Patronise the man who ad
vertises.
**» **srs sauM.
Thar* *TmM IIm Sr* Baby ialkrtlnw \
land riuuUjr t* ■« n* rwiiew.
mixz.vuo’* Hat. Ma**., July la
in* Iheaiisnt and Mr*. Cleveland
lu*vc unload tlm little girl. now twelve
day* old, Mai ion Cleveland. AS itt
the case of both Ruth and Bather, no
middle hume la given. It la not nt
present known, of courts, wlart In
duced tha pa routs to select lli la name,
built will be toadily readied Unit It
wa* at tlia charming town of Marlon,
at Tliua-ird’e Day, where Mrs. Cieve
bind «|«'ht her Oral suoungr In Hew
England anil where alie made many
warm parsontl fi Inode, beside* bo
cornlug very much atlacbod to the
place.
A lAMk lautlMViien.
K tlraKilk- laiHiiiuiirk.
Them in every buinau probability
llml the alliance fori nod ui»i year be
tween lira Ratioblleans sod Populist*
of Kortli Carolina will In euatlouod
next ysar. All Ua> newsot the proaeut
time points that way. |t has I won
suggested that fusion Intaapc tires*
aleineiits next you will be impossible
for lire reason that It will be a year
of a notion I election ttiid that Ibe
faith of the l’upullete and Republicans
being different at every potaL Tliooe
who thus argue have not looking be
neath tho Burfnoa They Itsf* been
consider,ng prlncipltw. and believing
Hurl nil men vote ou prinoipio, whereas
Ilia Populists and ItopuUlsous of
North Carolina ate incra eat to Imul
tha Dcraranuts nnd for wiiM they enn
mute. They could mix *.<' ateUoral
ticket sad commit it to nothing except
o(-po*Uion to Democracy. They cnuld
mix a tt.ite ticket us they did lust
year, and call npon their follower* to
f»H In and boat the Democrat*. Tlioeo
Democrats why lay to their souls tin*
Bat’ei itrg unction that differences upon
tariff, finance or other nionn-iulou*
quest iocs will keep tbeso allies apart
invd ouly to refer to tlta history of last
year when tha alltanco was formed in
spite of these differences. The luoders,
as a tauter of self-interest, foe tho
■polls In sight, will Iwurdi psrty dlffcr
•nctrs onido and the blind followers will
taae whatever is offered uwm.
Ju the almost cnrtmiitj of this con
tinued ootdltloii vre find tills touch
comfort: Certaiu *o-c sited Democrat*
—at least men high to 0* party coun
cil* and men believing Vb*t the. whole
weight of responsibility for party
management rests oil them, are, we
sinoorely believe, making ready to
make overture* to Mariou Duller for a
coalition between Urn Dvrooumts and
Populist*. A rebuff await* them.
Halter nud the Populist* will not trade
with them, havings prior engagement.
These are tho rnt-u who l«v» wanted
all the tlmo to yield up evoryti,|M*
jA*tonoralle, exi'f'jitiog the name, to
the Fanners' Atllanoc »ml the Popu
list*. It will bo worth something to
those who stand on principle and who
believe in decency In pdiLloe u> toe
llieso pnmle iris and Um»-servers
humiliated by Uutler*' rrfusal to co
operaLe wllii them. U« has no re*.
peot for Utein and no confidence in
them aud notxvly can bUtsu him.
But, wilb a con tin oaoce of tho same
fosiofi which defeated H last year.
what is ilia Democratic party to dot>
It aiioiild plant Itself up"' Uio nick
upon which It bo* stood through all
Ui« year* and appeal to tl» wtiole
pwpm, uemocrala, Hepueucnna and
i'opuhala, for an expnr*»inn *'f popular
trust in tu true prinotpiae and poliolra
and is its proved capuelly to «W«
Iratwat, safe, economical and mr
liglitailed government. 11 It ataya
where It belong* Hie n-opl» aie bound
U> come back to it. They bavo been
•wept off their feet Ix-foro now but
have never failed to recover tliemaolvra.
They will again look for U* Demo,
crello iwrly k« tlie but ouausllau of
Umir public Intervale, but If It would
be foiiinl by Ihctn in the hour of u*lr
returning reason It must bo found
Whore they h ft it Other*l»o nut ttt
all.
— ■ immmmmmmm'
A Unwl Meslpe
A exchange gives the following re
cipe for tanking scandal, which some
folks know Urn wrll liow to do already:
Take one gralu of falaahood, a handful
runahont. of Kitno<iuu)lity «f lltalair
tongue, alx "priga of backbite and a
spoonful of “don’t tell It.” Add a
few drupe of envy and a little dlneou
tont and jeotousfy, atralii It through a
bog of misconstruction, oork It in a
mrditloaome bottle, ltaii« It on n akelu
uf at reel ynrn amt alutkc it wt>|| before
taking.
eamagK_ _L up iw ~ ■
Tub Itwr Halvi in the world fm
Cuts, It. ultr a, done, Uh-eit, Solt
Itlieutn, Pevn rjutee, Toller, Ciamml
Honda, Chilblains, Corn*. »'"1 all skin
Itruptlnus. and i«»sKlselr core* I"jha,
or no pay nxjul.-ed. It la gnaaintevil
to glvr perfect satisfaction, <>r money
refunded, l’rim J4 *en»t |s>r l»«*. Kor
•ale by Uurrry A Kennedy
XKW aomreiis ivnoiFKixm.
■ asiwaai Mm#> .. (hr
Uaali»rl>
UAL-mtofiE, Md., 1H.—*<)iccbd re
Porta to til# Mitnltf&itin U. roir'
•bow that notwithstanding tlic mill
cujDnwt bent, th# basluoas iutcmds
throughout the Smith coutmii# to ux
pmd. A dispatch froth a spool a I cor
rwpondeot, who has been invest lvfaluig
the eo«t and Iron uitanwt* of Virginia,
sayr.
“Throughout the Icajrtli amt bivsdth
of tfco BbeuAtxIoob V»lli*y lUe frQwl)m
rerlvhl la business la clearly shown."
Particulars are given regarding Ui«
great aalt and soda ash plunt fuel emu
plated in Southwest Virginia at mi w
P*"»dtture of over $2,i*ai.(Xu by New
York and English cuplLdiaU. It is
expected that ibis plant will largely
moot the demand heretofore Piled by
KngUah manufacturer* for iilLralt- of
»od». soda sail and similar proim-t*.
'lorno Bee or six r.llnijJ cututrrlao.
Involving the ooustructlou of Iruia li>
to 00 miles of rood each, have I’-era re
ported dtlriog the work, including on#
company organised in Baltimore to
buJld A Hue aoiom tJiu l'euluMulu til
Maryland and Oulawam to the «*»•
•liura. A (Sinstruclion company situ
a capital of li«),0UU 1ms taken '.be rtrti
tract for this rosui. A lasgc water
l*ow-.r in North Carolina lm>. hasn pur
ebaaed and will ha developed on a large
•tailft- A •300,000 uoui|Nii:y has been
oigunizad lu tlw nue Kt-Ue to par
ol iaac another antler pomn anil liiii;,:- a
Urteoa thousand spindle cotton lu. I.
wltli ilia expectation of v Iii.i.v-i*
iuit tlie sire of this mi:i. i:t
enrolloa. a 3100,000 C0lt-.ii lull, .-o;.,
puny has been organ-.x-d at L maaslt r,
and at Weldon, N. C.. u outran ii-tn
been hit fur a •D.OUh apiuiil.- utiii.
Two cotton seed oil mill «t;n>p»ui«!.'b
oaeh wltli a capital ut eJ-‘...V ' Imyc
been organized. ouc lu Ttexas, uud onu
in gouth Carolina.
Among other enterprise* f ;ort<.-.t
for the week were a Unli t fadory to
employ 100 luuida lu A lain, pm- » en
tail ginning and cotuprcae c-.iupui' to
orcet glna and preawi* in Arkaiixw; a
•900,000gold iniulog ouui;*ti y l.i At
lanta; a •9,000 elect tic pUnf In Mia
•otirI; a •10,000 machinery tiim; iiiy in
Maryland, and a largo unmlci of
tnUcollaueuut eulerprlaca throughout
tlm tjoulb.
A «J»»4 r«lllkRl .
3ttL4by AuvrnL
Truunu 11. AJdrtoh, (!hj Jlv^iiL'icun
contestant (or the sort lit congress
frura Um oinlh Alabama district, mid
In the interview with Use Nets lor It
'JVHune, last week:
“We, as Republicans. lotra boon
working with the Populists, who form
a strong party In Um rttatr. I should
tMrtHUM espialu the cause. You know
it la tflfflcult (or a Democrat to change
all at ouoo, and Um Populist* ic.ikc a
good political bridge. If U Ihoitucr.il
alltea lilmaaK with tlM Populist* wo
teen well get him soouei or later.*’
Tbla scheme has btou tvorfcru in
North Catalina under tli» name »[
Fusion aad locoeaa {CO wood tlu-lr
strange combination, ui><i ms j. rvsnlt
behold Um fanny aoU of Uie IsglaLctmr
and liigltor taxes foe North CaroHmu
They plotted and aohciotsl together
and it waa difficult during tiie lust
campaign to tall a Republican from a
Populists, yet their dootnntw mid
ulalfnrrr* were antagonistic. that
I'opuiw earn, myb, unite touiotv to
get Into power, aod any non' iiutlitng
bboot our party prinr, |.l*v'’
Tlte pell Meal bridge I tee licco tint'd
and whlUwr are the unimliate of North
Oarolin* tending. Thry am drifting
and I he future wlU land. Tlw .Iwr"
Uilnke Uitrlr pnaltlan la wtuhviting. if
llM wleh to pmerve tlieir parly turn
after Um next campolgti, a* in such
unlone Um atrongrr In not to hwaIIow
Um woaker.
^WM.1 '.J
A Mampte i»r a »'*-*h»*i
Work.
Ouneord Tinea.
The following la All *'.T*wl • it,') of a
|«HK!t written by a new l'i»r*»ti inrwr.i
lrate of Cabiurne county In .llujunlng
of a eaee before hi to.
cubarroe count >
State of VorUteartdina ralmrrl* cv
Wtmre aa Grafting A. M f'nrr offered
e aabtnlaatou Ui a ir«y|n». j|;nl ,m ar.tti
tinker thi»7 day of Jnno ihkV sworta*
to end eufaribe to beflru no* II.la 7 d ty
of done.
A bon* hlekul II. 'i. *h.ifnr. >4
Krerun ye r llnuar, JfhldUal'ivt. X. V.,
on Um keee whV.b leal him tip in -'J
and on need tlie knee Joint In lav c
ruff. A friend nrammi**t: IttS !••» to
uae Chamberlain'* Tain "ale*. nliVJi
be did, aed in two >Uya t* s » ty iMn i
to be amend Mr. sfw(i» ivo* r-i*nn>
mended It l« many other* nod ay * It
la nxeetlent for any hind of Irralac or
»|ir*lH. TW» name llnord* i» nlno
. fatwne* for lie Cure* of »:»nu«VI*(tv
I For mile by f'tntuY ami* Kivo W
1 lkuggtaU.
wj'* w—■« i~~—1~~»
Puncm >v m; hskm,
Arp ht frylm >*. i« >1 r.n AH (be
M-.- w '
Away up *« tin- ;4t.<-l:>ac-.'. We
u*.'-! In (sill It Mr wb*vi!v.i«so alien l
Wnf yuor.pt nml Ur wi.KJ b u|< Uhtw
St‘t jiirt llii* r.ir>' (ir.it U.a ’-h.it hi
wound nr"'*i;d H* li'iti and ruu> down
nijalerlo'.wl.v milks and '.Slides
til a groat big Uui. cni-tnin tie
Tiled oh: up llsw and 7. us i im: His
Wlsetd ti llll’f to irflt. v, r4?1i.r I could
cli.iiig*i \U> un:r.«. A girl could
mnnngr U on r.-j ops- sen UU* Uierr
wna from Xmaic. Vo E|fu-‘*lit tlglit
Iiouk*. II wi a by.'ljr iay dud the
KWJKiiy idinn.iiig. nUifttn tvoOf to
ail off tlie dusty l-a!:. nffa* -*t nnO-Billo
journey mi<l walk the- duck nf i pjvUr
aleuiocr m>d Hrctcli yoi.m lf .c c’iiriu
the Iron liuldi'i to tin: |iil'‘klio'.c»j und
jOua upon tin) grivu sbo.cn und tl;«
u*l.i uda nm] pn «m u »l '.bo while sails
of panlng ven*eU Tin ro la but liwla
comfort in cm veils j on lb* car?, to t.ir
ns stght-orotnp- h C'CiC'irtnvi. but it la I
eplojxlld on a river boal in Florida.
You cud tube in tulii* and inilo* at
a glance and if c titan only liud mi
other rye In the i.aek of Ids he.,0 bis
organism would In- ecaudate. Hut
Uicn Im would Icivt to t*>icn mini.'in
•pretncl* urban he gat .ild and Hint
wmild In* a bother, suit If >m sva* In
cliurcli Iinunuldii’t IStrn in l!,c sermon, i
for lie would be losl.iuff at Hit pretty
Jffria W-liiud him. !l la lir.rd to do
imw urban lln choli is full sad sl*a In
front of you. Ami tins I'ue lirrezo.
the lisloi) lirorz.' find U e\vi liroutidng
a# yon ait upon l.V dealt makes you
foci so cnlui Mid wr\ lie. u feciiug of
‘•tmiucou* ilnsmua'.e." m word* Ui
that effect. Folk* L.ilL lUnrii on
n steamboat. Tiny hwdc m.d (Ijbtk
■J'd "N'T Ir. a t-K-p.t and n-stful
a.iisieo tlm cvei ulauigiug jcrncry.
Kv«*n U.C ipiircrli:* ‘.lira,* the
-imim-,- make it .us uv l i.r u thing of
!ir« nnd rcm.'iul yn;, of yev? ,i**u i.earf
o-de Unit tin; |Kn t royi;
lev li, »m*.' * ... • .-*
>mwrtilliUrvJ'U. lu iU»i *; a\v,~
W i‘ .i'« !*• n*!«l fruiu
Umic Htcr.'ind tu.iy t • ii-o cnaniiitfi.o
island, litur jygid.si'.. '•'Viitt down
slop lieiM for." bkV. | t-.i a >"c'abb.
drurimcr. ‘-Oil, u, U fii.siEnlrd. nfj
com v.” Said be l r.'J llui! iu I
my inInrt for a minute natil twivli.red
iNat I»r Jk‘4' ji5:m lie tl.e
l.iogh tii.il feii.vAtu. ”LV c*. t* r. uium-iii
:n« ttlwityi iyj.iB ....Vsi;. am! I’-i-j
si-'.icl. u>-. for a Met!;:, ■. mi. J uui
alwoit. T!.» oW ijv.uni'.'.'kw. \vu*
ii portly C.’nlKir., i. .!.irk Iirur. tSe,
diet'd Ir. ii nav- Ir^u: silo.: tail \iilU
.Till or.ll,! ,.si Sat,* /•!!> -I* >,h( w,nl
i jaiM.cn> o i| ,-.vi v.’-II '■ ; ■ c i.<5
d-.alV-'-iMJ. Thai
*r.iit 1 kr,| . fyl]
iMlIa-iM. tin.; a s:su? i i’**- sts::', •tltti-st'1 slu
f.n >ir-.~ •.I,. ,. iij;. < ;n;i.
llljl Vt Uias I'l-sa eu ./ )l> ll.'o' > »i lK.v*li*
Ik-i.-rk*. Ofi-ourw atA*«wtly s-ti-pi. A ;h.t
liuil* la* tufci! i't: iu.'l ;.,:l urK
datia’n lilt}? poii.-Iku i>f u ill uuitiiar
a.ual foam frrfjiH.
'J.'ltK lucVJiuii'r Ktji) * iiK-'ite i up
like a thing of UmiHv < tuv.fi.) .«• a
bl'fl lo form uuai la* whim ;t* Cm vMi
St utaMid* Mtlit open iU I '.VfliSu.; I...**
uml aivwy l»?J*rr. u.« .mo I to r
Mfe Uirousli tilt Kiiaitf lo
sleeper and uufa.r WiU.-n. 'i'litne asv
tlita tliiujpl tli.it Oal.l u,:-ovt.(y na.d
atroJurtii lo ti.aj it:Uion. 1,ja.inaii*
tioa, tliaf Unlatiao'iyi^. ilu f.utu, Ck
I'.fr-Mvlop m rvia:,. 1!,. uiu-a.l'-uur, *!1
linpivxs you HI;;! .iivta-o yfcpi paSriol
la*n stud tu.iae. y*u to saol.aiji i;OH»
akiilliijly (v tirjriii-M of 1;tx»U.<r..
Our ftfil ntop tviia only ia iiuulileV
jhiiimo iii tl«» c'.mi . l a:i‘l si jfit’l anatiie
MVlfl!) finis IktOllia I.: IkTlIny l»l»f.
ImU. nnal w’.hiii u!o;;/,i!<to ill : t .> Mi>d tins
little mail bug tip lotto eapl-j’:, ami
In low tut Oils' dwtvulay hr l still*, I^lto
Mi‘l garni me ruing itml Urns uool-Uc
ui.u n-MHon a* ijwiKty os xi!r eiai.i.
•• IKn* »1,« i{cl i-'iiil f-ir 1.
••Oh. yes," .scild the captain.
• Wiii.*' sulii J, U -.If Oral
r*«i»il«! until boy I ?vr tv If. *iVhat Is
It these modern. hn:f-i:j:.hi eun
i»il do? 1 etsj liy yto ‘.hilt tlu*v
Imvo been procuring .la'oomlnctm* of
Uio idivrt cat s in || him <i,;d thv men
nro doing lot* *rf ridln:/.
lijr tuid liy w« i-nicce.; Dm; brood rx
pond I n* romth nt titer Miiiaulceilvnr. a
river named for L'ia cnrhi-.w unuatic
animal of that name that nsr-flohe
foo'id In its water.'. The Ii stive*
tlvtx tilled Jr M re* COW. fur It give*
Wrlb to it* rmri-r am! brcutln » nil' like
* wlusV at wirt of lii’.f*orfi* itud half
allljalnr cn-.it uro and lm* - t9ij ||gua
bi-am. it U a link keltum tlm
cebicen and tlm iiiiiiivlcrnutte, or
words to liifit nlti,»j my n; lots
liov* fossil remains of tills tuiimai and
tl.« old ("lli.ru it*Ii 1--1I tiK>ul mu In*
tifio iu the river. Manat rat emily
>viw named for this rlyw and Itrail-. u
lowji U the cnanty reel. Iu fpilny tip
Uio river n |<in.< a.-d. |„f,y rjv*. was
pointed not timi abr.‘«l on thv
shore. It srss n dirt* jsdm and is «ili|
ire mining f.*r loi rue.lo ll»l Wax d.v
slreyed a f«w yen, ipi h; a xUnn or
Wills, casually X;d r'r.tv Ikon tills tree
ims never lurna Moon; of rlvfci »
elnglo foili. Tix-y Vyui frmt In
*nU On, iiipk ln. ’VHpv .fpp.
til1** swell other slid wlicu one dies the
'■tiler ce.iw x f,v: am'. I . * few
'■cun» jriore ii.lfii i.-mIi. ■ 2 V>rW
/ivat re*t*"c'. fur tlm .Isle yiim. lt u
neim ioyal to it, n,nu linn some
pool,Ii! I l now.
At itradciitawi. liu. t - ;r at; mV a
mlhj mui a Julf wl.U ••nd ||. jc- dty
vlllacc of W n. •; :|<tve'to.
\ Tilth <l iwj i f ii ;*i
trMrs«si-viti.v t .ii .>,• ff. .e, Wien
sip! -.tart;** |*t»ani«^., !.«,[.
—U« lilvhlln - i '.;%\.ri
cp_i*ki. twice t i"y :V - ii.f «,nr«.s*
tlVsilii ami !•'. •; *i* • ■, «... •• ■».* lewns
and nr.•»>»»• u ,.t fi lldi.^h
'*•* 'V » »' l;.li . Ur „..| .1,. . . dt«
•i.N-s, ».(*• j.r . of
:.,\tih-i. ,i»k !■#*;•,.•, • otintix
».i>. Is a via. • ;r* *n,» v
Kvi.*•■-!> * ,.| ihi-ir
r 4t i.^ l»«»t
«Inliu tsi |mvt -jyt *r j| ’•j -n »mi !*i
ki\«* fii.rmj j|. ,'*J* 0 : '•t'ie*’ *»n
• ruTifr »K)r mi* t«i lio # t!*
. i!«'i**s s •*)» Imm ■ - pint .!. 4* »i
j JTipU fr#* in* v<rrt*T »<!•#* |*\
«*r**V».V HNt* vt; Jt|. • ♦ ;**r ft t|
;w*M iwyw •
Winter homes uf N’d
note of them am «
rumtA lg perms
li»v* long altmf J
■iimmeta are ,ia
Maw Vork at <;*>!*)a, hat _
tlunr can't make oar upmutit
iMltof*it until Uwiy »«rtiT”T,kfi?i*i< i
Wall, t have n*nt the
Juee In that portion of JTiu
lira bnkiw Um belt- >i*1uw
and ojb truthfuBy aay 1 did i
where auHar from «:«naatva
'Vbtlo at llradnntown I rod* out
Judge Clan well evvnral taUoa la the
1 afternoon and n«xi day eroaaad over ta
PniuMrtlo and Um morning la
rt>liu(( to tho grove* and the hiawh
truck burnt* and to K) Ion too aad dll
IMI got at all weai lod from ilMthianam.
Iieat. I found a grotto Urrem Idowfag
everywhere, arid the aliade eras pleas
ant. Thiwe trunk tanaa warn a maa
ttmt to bm—their extent aad pwMa
iletama. Ti*«*««on for shipping
oyer, of course tmt there are thousand*
of buahrie of tomatoes attlf ta the
Ikdds going to decay. Them ware
ohlm-efto last Mason about 900,010
crate* of vegetable* and Uuwa wife M
■klppod thia Winter .prolaNy bOjOOO
boxes of orange*. Tbo traa ao haoa>
llfully green and loaded with half
grown fruit. Ttwy aey they *!■■
tkfm with too grower* la uarthata
Florida, and I reckon they go, hat
tlury certainly rejaiue la Uw anmaS
of getting 1 roan $1 to *4 a box For Um*x
'range*. Th«t Urey have baaa greatly
blessed ar.d bavu a bsauttfal aad ato
lrectlvo country ovary oneadmKa wha
rlaiU 'hem.
hem* Katfudnuan aaid he did Mb
Hk<r Uil* country becauac It hatfM
mina I'rufeeaor Cojw, of the ftm
sylvanto university, mid la a nasal
letter to Uw Now Vork Herald that
them were bat two well | rim mg
ji-cilancn* of Uw pmlilsturto man m
Um world Ouu was fouod In Neaa
ilnrtbal and lire other uenr formula. la
vlaunteo county. Florid*. aad thab
each uf Uhm foeellx wen at hail'
|i».(if*) year* old. That ought ha ha
Old enough f>r .bdrniir Unit or aay
other ball. Tim liursld my* thab
IVofeisnr Coj* ia vcgAnled M the moat
burned and rv'.lnWe ar.lonllat now liv
ing, but 1 couldn't feud liatnaamoa
down ta that region whit bad aver
i>e*rd of this itonuejta man. l’rafOasar
Uiiwley laid nco that he beard «f a
tiMNil luun i*'l:ic dn-j up thorn aaaav
yeaia ago. bid bad not learned rU aaa>
poewl ege or what whs done with the
b'Uis. Poor ncpUcted aoceetor. U
Mark Twain wvjit om the tomb ad
Adam wluU would lie have done over
youV
At KUentoit i V'dUt d 11* grand old
mon-kni vr l»r. Ok ruble It looks
luroulnl with tu '.nrno round twootonr
Oiluum;- and everythin;; bo tit of O0W
r rrtcbriA—trMh Ju-tfk nmde of Qam
:i:id shell m .Tiito! In cement, Is m
rvwa tu (111* eld oKuifl'ii .tods1! Bow
i•twin, the nil- rue" u i;< >nl and sites
word* secretary ill KJ*l« of the Cow
foderut* Siatui, was consented for
cu.m* it >y» while tie was making feta
rns»l'<> to Cuba. Tim fukmtU MvW u
Urn tuime.use stnnn »u/»r houses mod
iV-tttmd ilit- mse!iin;-*y, hut did sat
Uwl Mr. ileujso in. The very ruins of
all thorn concrete wnU» mod ilia Mm
broken Sheets and Umbra allow ok
wlwt a parol scale tills great sugar
Tara) of 3,000 sen■* was aundaetad.
t'hero were in aul« helium days haw
deeds of *:*tia at vrork lido asd otd
(IraudmoUior ration, who Mill live* at
over root-score year*, still lives lo tsM
of those bal«yo« days mid of Mr. Its*
jamlu'i enentsi to (lie JlAliamas On tfce
Fltnudi Sloop of Captain Trask?*
Xhere are e-rao ginnl old ruins at JB
initou awl notno ludlovrcd mnsortaa
around them Uiu. Aar.
•Vnlltlu* fcy
A'ljnl« Jminin.
It is now ciurcvdcil even by lb* flft»
vr-rltea Hut the Ohio Democratic ooe
vrntlon. wbir.li ta l.i ha Ml
UKihUt, will Inks * very decided Mead
ageliii* tlu) free and xnltcnltnd rntnM*
»f sliver. Tlmsa who did not septet
Uiis curtaloly gave iln< Ohio Democrats
civdlt for rrry lull* amiaa. That
have tried both Able* of lb* sWeet
quest Ion cad limit ratiwrlme* has bera
worth maneth!**.
In 1«U, with a |itel Torm whkb era*
in exact nocord with Hurl laid kea
for ilia whole parly at Chicago aad
wills!i dooiunited lhait Iba rarity k>
tween gold and silver shoe] 4 ha i*M*
i tallied, lliey Hecta.l on* 1‘rrsldeatkl
eleutur who received nesrv, vats* Una
nuy rosn uf Uw K -piUi’ less tlefcK. aad
tin* highest Uejm -ile.ru plurality la UW
(Into was only nboul 1.MJ0.
In IBni, the Ohio Dviaocrataadmdkd
h stralgidoul free silver platform.
Tit* day after limy did the Jmutsal
predicted Unit litry would receive Ik
woret defeat they I tod ever knows, aad
Dm event Justified i«r expectation,
•lliey wers overwhelmed lijr a majority
«f ice.oou. Tats sort of arnmaatk
euMcliisive agnlust Uw uvaiUhllity *f
f" v sllwraie as an hue* hi (Wl* awl
111* DemneraUe party in that Mat* has
revalued ite sun*it am the
qawthm.
• leueral Aadiew .IseVwiu W
ami Oenvral C«xvy uke It I
AvfsTdmdy cant Iw plwsaad hi
*‘SW." ■■»’(' II L- OI S*
VnMier: •Whet do yaw mean Mr. to
hugelu* my daug’ilef^’ Jack ford:
-I wu« merely «iwy>u# thn tUutwI hs>
janeUnn to lad,I fiu» that whleh k
good.*luwlsfim Journal
■.. "u ikw
r»mr nr* aw renew a.
H'Wmjt thn notied nun'll o WOW
lk.it make final Ml Urn advwtfchw
1 "kilmed for I liras. Uw (-'lowing fm*
I irno.Hr- have iWHledu pheaewimal
•'(k. 5b. kli.it> Nrw Disruveor, (h*
''lUsamMhm, t'mMbe ami tkd.k. led
i"USr ocir'rlciNl- LT^rdilc IfftlW*.
[ Ih*crex*. tatmlr litj.lrn, Tnmid
and KHt.wtrt. liswatni'a Arafeafkive,
ffa* lvvd }•, the vhI.1. .vmI Ik. Stag*
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