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:Th8WataagaD8mofjrat Ihundaj May, 16, IS05 Is there too mach silver in , the world? The full legul tender of all the gold coin jn the world ih 13,065,900.000, and the silver full tender, amount) to 3,433,. 700,000., which show there is in the world $530,200,000 less sil ver money than cold. Bo we see there is not too much silver; as is asserted by some. But suppose that the United States should a- dopt the free and unlimited oobl ast of silver and the other na tions oi the earth do not, then the silver bullion of the world would be shipped to us to be coined free. How would this el feet silver? Would it notgeteliea per? Then would it not be better to leave out the word 'unlimited and coin our own production on ly and let other nations coin their own? What is the matter with the democratic idea, coining both gold and silver free with the ratio of 16 to 1? The onlywrong that G rover Cleveland is agaiust it and wants an interna tional agreement before anything is done. Why not this big coun try of ours coin as much silver as she may have or need, without the permission of England or any other nation., when or how much of her own product to coin. But we ought not to induce the world to send all its bullion here to be coined by the mints of the United States. We have millions of sil ver of our own, let us use it by coining it into money. Our own people can use lots of it here to a great advantage along in their business. Give us both silver and gold, and if it gets too heavy to haddle we will haul it abont and get rid of it some way. The two decisions rendered by the Federal Circuit JuJgesin S. U. list week the one making a free ballot and the other adverse to the Dispensary law have created quite a stir all over the State. Gov. Evans and the State author ties are paying no attention whatever to the decision in re gard to the registration matter. and will not call an extra session of the Legislature. The negroes and liquor dealers are"in high glee over the defunct Dispensary law, as they can now drink and sell whiskey with impunity. Gov. Ev ans, however does not givein on the Dispensary law, but has or dered his constables to seize whis key as heretofore, and says that be will carry the case to ( he Uni ted States Suprtme Court. It now appears that the old Pal met to Stale will get into a heap of trouble over this liquor affair. The democrats of North Carolina are not so dead as the fnsionists expected, but are showing more lite than is usual for a corps. Nearly all the towns and cities in t h e State have elected democrat ic mayors and aldermen. E veu Raleigh is demociatic. Asheville, Charlotte, Gieens boro have all been carried by the supposed dsad and bur ied democracy. The fusion- ists will be forced to have an other funeral, as the demo crats wont stay dead worth a cent. We predict that the next funeral on political lines that will be observed withim posing, ceremonies, without mourners, will be held over the defnnct remains of the en tire fusion lay-out in the month of November, and in the year of onr Lord one thousand, eight hun Jred and ninety-six, in which month ,and year all the dicordant parts aud particles of the fu sion element will go down of its own weight never again to arise to afflict our grand old State. This coiglomera ted party is now dead but must be buried. We want t j beat the' funeral.: Suppose" that the democrats . . 1 ! - nominate a sounu saver mun fot President next, year and the republican nominate a gold standard man, for whom will the populists vote? Sup pose that Bill McKinley, Je ter Prit hard's nihn,be nom inated by the extreme repub licans, will the populists in North Carolina vote for him? Would the populists vole for the same men for the legisbjt. tnre in '96 that they voted for In '94? We would like to know if. our populist friends endorse the acts of the last legislature? We don't believe they do, for our opinion is that the most of the popu lists re honest men and want to see the count! v pro perous and good laws exist for t he govc rment of the tieople. The late town and city elections prove that ma ny of the populittts have quit the fusion conen-n and are back home with the demo crats. W e are proud di tnis, and have no feare for o u r State in 1896. Our much esteemed war friend and comrade, Dr. Mur ry S. Browne, of Winchester, Ky., sends us a copy of the Sun, published at Winches ter. The paper is a large newsy one and has published a treatise written by Dr Browne on the fatal disease of small pox. There is a case of small pox in Winchester which has caused much ex citement among the people. The treatise by the Dr. shows that he is a well informed man, and we know that our friend in his youth whs capa ble of making himself a man high tip in the scale of ad vanced ideas. Well do we re member the shrewd act and mischievous eyes of Murray Brown. He was a great favor ite in the camps. We are de lighted to know that ous es teemed frieird has succeeded I well since he left the Pocoson swamps in 1865. Hisoldcom rades would like to k n o w more about him. Will lie not give as a short history of himself? TtMCtieMln Merit Of Hood'Sarsaprillawin8 friends wherever it ist-iirlv and honestly tried. To have perfect health, vou must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood's SarBapariUa, the best blood pui itidr and strength builder. It exielb all taint ot scrofula, saltrheum and all other humors, and at the same time builds up the system. Hood'n Pills are prompt and el ncent. zoc. That letter written by Gro ver Cleveland to Gov. Stone, of iMiss., has caused a great deal of comment, nndGrover is being much criticised oyer it by the silver adv(caTes. The President will always speakjmt in 'meetin' let the conseqnences be what they may. All Fit Those who have used Pr. King's New Discovery know its value, and those who have- not, have now the opportunity to try it-lrec. tali on the advertised and Eft a trial bottle free. Send your name and address to H. E ttuckien and to., i-hicago. and Get a Bam pie box of Dr. King's New Life rills free, ns well as a copyot Uuide to Health am Household Instruttor. free. AH ot which is gu'aranted to do you good and cost you nothing. Collecter Melvin E. Carter died at his' home in Asheville on the 6th, and there are sev eral aspirants for his posi tion, among whom are the following: Charles N. Yat.ce John S. flenderson, Gaithei Hall. Kope Elias, 3. L. Pat terson, W. H. Bower and oth ers. : . Mother! tetter, Christian Herald. Oh! you'll never forget it. It's (bar old memory ?oir es back fo you now like the fra grance of flowers whipped und whiffled from far off fields on every whirling wind. What if il were an old piece of soiled pa pel? It was more to you that) a thousand per fumed and gilt-edged notes from other lands. What if the lines were not followed with mathematical exactness It was mother's letter and that fact makes the linen read straight. What if tear stains did soil its edges; they were tears tl.at fell from mo ther's eyes, as she wrote to vou, and that made them seem more beautiful than jew els that epurkle in the coro net of the queen. Yes, mother's letter came to you just in the nick of time. Yon were in a board ing house hn vy hen rted, sink despondent, but mother's let ter was to yon a nw breath of life, and cuim with the wel eome of the mountain breet that invigorates as it fan every panning stranger, li was sweet as the peifume-la- len air tnat came cneping hrough, bounding oyer the irchard picketsin spring time when the blossoms were ont in all their beauty. Like the kiss she gave in childhood, her letters ol later years have beernn inspiration, and mo ther, though now you're si lent in the chnrch yard yon- er, your letters, like your ovinglife, live to bless us still. ' Pm Pills. Send your address to H." E Bncklen aid Co.-, and get a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life rills. A trial win convince vou of their merits. These imIIk are easy in action and are partic ularlv effHJtive in tne cure ot con- Btipation and sick headache. For malaria and liver troubles tney have been proved invaluable. Thev air sruaranted to be per- leetl, free from every deleterioMB BubHtance and to Iw purely vege table. They do not weaken Dt their action, but by pivinu tone toBtomach and bowels greatly invisrorate the BvsterrK ltejnilar Bize 25c. Pold by W. L, Bryan. Some of our citizens were excited somewhat, on th' evening of the 8th, when the fqll moon rose from the ess- tern horison. They conceiv ed the idea that the moon was swaying to and fro. Vf ivere called on the street to behold the. moon's strange behavior, but we failed to discover anything wrong n bout the bright and beauti ful Luna. She was in h e r proper position and doing her full duy as a moon. Bncklert Anica Sa've. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum. fev rsores, tetter, chapped hami chilblains, corns, ami ull ekii eruutioiis. and uositivelv culYt piles, or no pay required, n is ' r . guaranteed to give perfect satis faction or money refunded Price 25 cents per tox. For sah by W. L. Dryan. The contest in theSupreme Court over the judgeship has been decided in favor o Ewart, who was elected by the Legislature against Judge Jones, who wnsappoin ted and cornm'iHiaoned by Gov. Carr, apd held the first criminal court in the Ashe ville Dist. No doubt Judge Cook will in like manner su percede Judge Mea res in the Wilmington Distt when the case is heard. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. 8" Pay your subscription. Dniingou.e of the severe rains that fell recently, some of our people report n ureat quantity of sulphur falling with the rain. Thbyif true, was an unusual occurence, of course, but h failed to see it. We hnve always beenun tortunate about seeing unu sual aud strange things, but may be as we grow old tr we will have better luck. Mr. 1). Wiley, ex postmas ter, Black Creek, N. Y.. was so badly afflicted with rheu matism that h was only able to hobble around will i nines, and even then it caus ed him. great pain. Aftr using Chamberlain's Pain Balm he was so much im- iroved that he tin e a way lis canes. He says this lini ment did him more gootlt him ill other medif-ine and treat nent nnt together. 5 For sale at 50 cents pti bottle by W. L. Bryan. !bv. Peter Turkey, f Ten nessee, has re.ently been en- ntijruraied for the term ot wo vears more. Much dissnt isfaction seems to be manifes ed, not only among the H mblicans but auiong the Democrats as well. The im- iressioi is that there i job in the whole movement. Srt?rtar.v 'Hoke Smith has rei'ently come out against ree silver. -pearly all of tlev1 iirid's cabinet are against ree silver. A Peculiar Case rtodto Attacks of WuralgN In "C.1. Ilood aCc. UwtH, Jtwu.: "I write la mj tkM I br beem nffMvr for feor ;Mn wtU Msrmlgbt in Me ty. The pitaM wart rtrf laTera M ilajit, aaaateg m t ww wtolar mm MRMac MUM. BaajiatfHM A ajontll weald Uaaa tun aftfa, tttm I wo aid b wpactally V I wna wg M iM. I am a m W regnlar kbHt, f jn ol m, moiya tot 111 piut fm jtn Ij ,Bslfe, Spring & Co., wen-known amekaoti aad oMken at Sri ytoet Hood'sCures nd flaBMlon. I boagkt Kippr? ol Hood't 8nr MporUln, Hint four doMm oixt boHero I am eared." W. J. Loxo, 1 printer, Booth Carolina, HwOcTs r11t ewra Coaatlpafltm by lertor fof the perUUlUe aetton ol the aDmentary eanai. NOTICE. State ol North Carolina, Va auga. county. My vuIuh ot a mortffa'jp nfi expnuTen ro nif bv E. H. Miller and wife. Jane. on the the 1 0th day of Feb. ".)4, and duly moroVd in the book of mortgaftPB for Watauga county, I will offer for sal at the court houff door in Boone, for cawh in hand, on the 3rd day of June, '95 it tipim; the Jht Moiuiny in nnid month. 525 ftve hundred and twent v-hve acies of land known is the K. . Vfiller Steel tract, l.v in in nui.l county, and w more fully dpscribed in wiid mortgage deed, to satisfy a debt due by note and ho in morrenev amojn tine to 180.00 with iiitert und coHt of this action. This May the lst,18'J5. A. J. Moretz. Jlortgngee. ' NOTICE. Having qualified as Admin istratix oru.n. l)ngg.rdiri late of W'utanga county, N. C, this is to notify allersonr having claimsngainst the es tate of said deceased to ex hibit thnin to the nndei-fhzn ed on or before the first cbiy of April .1896, or this notice will be placed in bar of their recovery. All persons 1 n debted to said eStnte will pleasemake iuimediate pay meat. This the 1st day of ' " " . 7 April E. (,'. Dur.r.pR, Admrx. g 9mOt aoda U Inferior to ptekafr aod. - BJiWASLE f lalUtlMtnd auriu m4 lakeU. b the whole' story about ; v s I ARf ABP BjWVP SOPAi 44 itirlriaTOC CortisoinorethM other package soda never ipolli LHade only by CHURCH It OK, ICeir Tort. Sold by grocers everywhere. Writ tot Arm am4 Bmmmer Book of rilwUt Moeip fSUEX. ' . IMianmimIWIIHlMIMHMM10MllH BOONE HIGH SCHOOL, ANSOUMLMbM FOR 1895..- O First session, opens Feb. 4th, 1895 and closes'June21st 1895. The se;ond session will opeu Aug. 6th 1895 aud lose Dec. 24th. FACULTY. Rev. J. H. Yarboro, Principal. Miss J. May Yarboro will be in cliarge of the Primary and Intermediatf. depart meats, and she-will also have charge of the mnsic depart ment. Othei competent and experienced teachers will beeiu ployed as the school may leqmre. " TEitMS. $ , TUITION in thf Primary Department $1.00. 11 Kill Kit EV.iLlSH .I 2.00. ' ACADEMK- ajUsk: . 98T Board in irood families, includi? g light, fuel and nei essary conveniences, per month, $6.00 to $7.50. For any information not herein contained apply to the Pi incipal, Boone, N. C. ' All is now quiet at Pocahontas and some of the strikers are go ing back to work in the mines A KemarksMe Care f Rkeint:im. From the Grotrn ( oiinvvU cut Review. David L'wiH, who has b"eii ihVted all winter by rheu matism, in ont agnin and all due to one. of the. medicines advertised i n our columns. After trying everything pos sible, h' used Chamberlain s fain tialm. whieb has reliev ed him of all pain from which he was a constant sufferer and promises to make hin. fl. for duty soon, we know David has been a great suffer erandareulHd to see him arounn agnin. For sale by . L. Bryan. A csw can't pickthe banjo. CAN GIVE MILK. I CANT PLAY THE FIDDLE Biit I can show vou" a nice n8Hortmnt of Staple and Fan:?y firocerics,sui-h as Coffee. Sugar, Cheese, Chackerb, Cakes, Canned-Beef, f Potted-Ham, Salmons. Sardines. Butter nuts. English walnuts, soft shell ed almonds, peojius raisins, ngs, cannen uuiis, snoenresu ing, inks, plain arid fancy can dies, fancy and laundry Soaps, - . Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, ('ig aretes. Matches, Horse and Cattle Powders, and many other articles too tedious to mention. 8"Come and see for your selves. V8r also keep a good line of Domestic Medicines fcwTAll of my goods will be xcld at prices to suit t h e times, for PAY DOWN, but LAWFUL HIGH ON A CKEDlt. t&" When you come to the "Hoik" come andsme,and it uiay be to our mutual beu eftt. Thanking my frientls for pant patronage, und hoping to merit it in thefntore, jam Very Respectfully, x J.liALARkE. Blowing Hock, April 10, f95. i .45.- ' ' j ';.'' '..-. '.-V, -'.'V - -it:' N ...$2 50 to 3.()0. : $2.50. ,v WW I UU IV ill I li HIV J I ..0 ,(Money Saved Is -Money Made." .Owing to n recent change in our business, that is, from the '-'Old Time" credit sysV tern to a ! ' , GASH BASIS n e are a oik to oner o a ' A R BUCKLE'S COFFEE at 24 ct per lb.; Uood green .coffee at 20 cts. per lb ; Extra 'C'sigar at 16 ft. .4x11...... I i -V iv iuc iiu:iai, UUII, ueuw domestic at 7 cts jier yard. ' 4W Ti e ha ve jyst received 30 cases of gent's and ladie'a shoes, and will hell them, at prices to snit the huyerlfet Vail nnd tee us and we will save you money. JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO3 Blowing Rock, Dec 12, 1894. TREATMENT -by-INH&LATION ! 1529Artht., Philadelphia, Pa. f ForConsamption. Asthma. Bron clitis, Dvspp8iu,Catuirn,Hay Fever Headache, Debility RLcu raatisro, Neuralgia,- AND ALL caitOKIC AN' NEHVOtS DIBURDEHH. It has be?n in useforniorethanO tweuty years; hooeandft of pa tients have been treated, and o- ver one thousand physicians have lined it and recommend it aver siguiflcant fact. It is agreeable. There in no nau neous taste, nor sickening Hinell. "Componnd Oxypren Its mode ' of Action and Results," is theti-t. tie ol a book of 200 pages pub lished by Prs. Starkey and l'ulen which gives to all inquireie lull . information an to thin rem ark a- ble enrative agent, and record ot surpiiBing cures in a wide range til rnmnip phhjh . many sif rnn, arrer nemg aoandoned to die by mIL I ! tri, .. ... - I . . - umer Mi,vMtiui). tih oe niaueu on npplication. ; Ors, Starkey & Palen, Utt Arck St PhlUa-Mphla, Pa. 120 Sutter St. Sat Frenetic, Cat ' .. Please n:ention this paper. 0 9 T
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