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lume 76-No.2
Durham, N. C, Wednesday, May 15, 1395
Established 1820.
I 1 II A. AN. Ex Es li EX m AhV . t i
n
iealth
jeans so much more than
iu imagine serious and
lal diseases result fronn
ifling ailments neglected.
Don t play with Nature s
eatest gilt health.
rawits
on
itters
Kvoaareteellfl.
out ot aorta, weak J
and f enerail' e. 1
sauted, aenrooa, J
bad no appetite
aad cant work, J
beglaatoacetak.l
lug the moat ralia- J
dw nifniinrning
medlclne.whicb H
Brown Iron BiU
ten. A lew bot.
ilea care beaent
cornea (mm the
vary filat dot of
aM' Mora) Mir
. and It'e
pleaaaal la last.
It Cures
ipepala, Kidney and Liver
iraJgiA, ., Trouble,
lUpaUoa, Bad Blood
i, Mcrvoiu anmeaUi
Women's complaints.
sair the ewaniue M aaa r riant a no)
tuatMamiftM. All othata Bt anb 4
ilea. On f acajiit of two ac. atampa wo j
I .Mill M. 1M WMU'.
Vkol ad hook-iraa.
VH CHEMICAL Ca SALT! MORI, MOL
elief in Six Hours. i
tressing Kidney ami Btad
aeases relieved in six hour?
"New Oreat South Amer
Kidney Cure." This new
Jy i a great surprise on
unt of its ex;eeditwr prompt-
In relieving: pain in tbe
llftr, kidney , back and ev
rt of the urinary passage
ale jr femiR It relinvet
ption of watr an pain in
ng it almost imme lintely
u want quick relief and
this is your remedy. 8od
Heartt & Farthing.
Irnrtrit. Durnain. N C.
MWkwMiMkWWiWWaa1atali
jT''iH;'i'i!;':r T
bal old Sowar sot aad asak It a
af beaatr. Pianl a u U Moea
a will bo Jojr Marar.
.&C. Roses
m and bloom Indoor or oat, la pot
kardoa the, am oa lhair owa roota.
aow oulde to Hoee Culture will help
make a wtee aelartioa toil Too bow
and oUmt flowara ara frown at
aeadqaarter ana aon fOU ana
toon equally well. .
aa at laajaM, wo 1 aa4 fcao. thai ala
bana u4 a aampt ety af aat Boral
,1
DISUKB CX)4U CO,
Woat Ciravo, Pa.
She Knew Where She Wai
, i-t. i.ouu n"ciuiiiit.
Slio was a pretty creature, wjtb
willowy form and a wicked
twinkle in her eye, and as 8he
tood oat on Finney avenue hail
ing an approacmng car, with her
skirts doubled about her to keen
them out of" the wet. she looked
doubly entrancing. The car wiu
one of tbe vestibuled ones, and, in
one end, smoking was permitted.
ntothis portion ot the car ray
ady pranced, though several ci-
aw, backed up by good, healthy
lungs, had already provided
auough sniok'e to stagger a smoke
inspector. She did not seem to
uotice, and was not tbe least af
fected by "the denso fumes. The
conductor soon approached and,
while counting out some change
U? ix,said, very needlessly to my
mind, in view of the condition oi
the atmosphere, that this end waV
i sniok ng car. .
i "Iiut you may remain it yo do
uot mind tbe smoke," he con
cluded. , ',
"But I'm going to smoke, too,"
iiie said.
Tbenjwsof a Chinese victory
ould not have been more sur
prising. Tbe conductor clutched
one of tbe hanging ttraps for suit-
port, drew a long breath, and
tnd then to k a good look, if a
.rood look, if a somewhat rude
at his fair nassenuer. She
jras quite unabashed. Two men
icaid tbe nm irk, ami also turned
jo loox at her, but she turned two
full, deep Hue eyes ujton them so
unocentiy that they were com
)fllei from slieer etiquette to re
nove tlieir gaze. There seemed
to bo mischief lurking behind
those same blue eyes, too, but it
lid not show iU?lf niucli.
She opened recticule qui e
calmly, as n no n, lit were within
me hundred miles :of her, and
mxliuoi the neatest of mall ci-
aretii Iroxtfi. It ojieiKHl with a
lick, una showed also some wax
1 matches. Then, wonderful
iL'ht, she lit a, cigarette as neatly
nd carehsrily as if she were the
most insipid and callow youth
that ever learned to puff cigar
ettes at college. And when she
naa u unite anaevtnur av
enue ' had lMH.n reached. Mie
tossed the t-tump uon the car
floor ami Signalled the conductor
to stop, fehe then aughti-d, and
moment alter she tripiicd up the
done stfm and thence into tbe
ymnasiiitn of the Pastime At
hletic t lul, where she is a mem
berof t'le ladies' class.
GE SORES ON FACE
t'at of llaadt from Blood rolMW
( IlijralrUae aad Kwnr-fllra
Ro Ib-arttt. Cared tf
Cutlrara Remtdlre.
ulafallji ant that tbrt are ewa.biiit aad
I er I
i
lH Wf'iififi wwm pirvji iv
irrwhbnl mi fe hkirwl poiatnitiff
MilMml ! Itii.hllwrua. Itr
torn aiavl ibvir iratM
wvrrw tn m i raiHi4 ihm
I HaU anau - A flat
twint wrmnwm, i wins f
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t P HVaJBIffFM, SUV I ,4 pu, (Mvei fl
wen rr tor rwii.
aiui bi brifl k-a
T SEVERELY AFFLICTED
lakladieraa. Iu ba.l. law and nan.
iw wrw awart one amid ante. I nea
Bwwi-rtbo e It, Iw4 arret! renaMM,
MM Um I'tirt R araai.ira. antm)
tr llena. I bnotht a mmttri oh.
nn wew mj tiViie ir aveiiai
Kt'tatrlf rnrM.
' w, t I K K, Tearhor, trraa, Traat.
CUBA WORKS WONDERS
aintle rate of Ct-nrra "nr. enat
wandiieniMleat UM etrweanf Ineao
rMie, Ihetw ta anw an waanw whf
lealHMM enlhnwrb Hie Inrtared. rile
M Irawitnateit b Mnnd and akin Hia.
Mr are eidileriird bribe LttKlaa
aiauifllnacoM.
'""tkiiwl tha erli. Pr rmrpaa,
. K i Haantraat. II. hmi liava
IMP, Bott I'rovrWiara, Beovaa.
How Qar, mm tMaaejea," awlled frea,
U, btaekbewla, rwl, rmifh, ebaBped, aad
"J aaie oorM a, wrmaa aoar.
WOMEN FULL CF PAINS
find hi Caiknra Anll rala Maa.
lot Inatanl and (tr'(Ml rll'f II
a Ibo rt and nnlf iiaiBUJInf,
,W-"1WIWIIII yawwt a
woTtra.
rf aa and mtrntk la Ilia railed
fUd la the Opmm and Vt i.f
are ana of bnata no Dim. aia.
"Ireat H. at. aii... iuuu. t.
In a recent sieech ex-President
Harriwfn, who is a candidate for
miomination, said: "I have al
ways Wievctl tbut a larger una of
silver for money, ami free coinage
of silver uikiii a bo.i to be agreed
uiioti, that would niainlaiu its
parity with gold, wo good for the
whole world." This shows how
convinced Mr. Ifarriwn is of the
power of the silver cnic that ha
uized the fieople of the country at
large, irnctiveflf their provi
oils itolitiral afliliatioit if it
strength shall increase, as now
SK'mvrtain, the I'identia
of both thj Iemocratic and lie-
publican parti next year wil
jirobihly le silver men, in which
caw the lusiness affairs and mil'
terial welfare of the whole country
will, and not unm.t intlly. induce
all thn rumliv inteitU
therein, In look for a man totnllv
cx.-mpt and lyund the reach of
tha craw n-rerreil u fcr their can
diHe, and logically, theif eves
woulil at once he fixed upon Mr.
Cleveland. -Alexandria (taxette
ati rk promises to m very
prodigal with her favors this year
ami the weather crop hullftui for
May is a signal pronhecy of rich
harvests in grain ami great re
turns front the lorchard. The
fruit bloom was never so a bun
dant, and, with the single, execp-
Um of the tiiouiitainoii sec
tions. the result will In Ik voik
and previous record if blowouts
count for anything and blosoms
alwavs count il the frow Keep,
away. The outlook is a welcome
one, as the farmers and fruit
growers have suffered heavy losses
in recent years. Iloth producer
and consumer will benefit in this
year ol plenty. ,
' ' 1 ;
s ? flonty.
Witmlef ma Mar.
One of the objections urged
against the coining of mora silver
id cannot be cot into circulation
and therefore it is not only uselew
but foolish to coin more. ThU
objection has about as mu':h boi
torn in it as a soive; but if then
anything it it would apply with
more force to gold thau it dees to
silver, for there is more silver
in actual circulation than there is
gold. We have in round figures
about $500,000,000 in gold. How
much ol that is used as a cur
rency in the ordinary business
transactions of the couniry? The
people handle a hundred dollars
in Bilver to the one in gold they
handle, and yet we are told that
must otop,.the . coinage of 8ilvert
because it cannot be got into cir
culation and go on coining gold,
very little of which is in circula
tion and very Hub of which the
)ooplo ever see, More silver is
not in circulation, not because tbe
people don't' want it or object to
handling it, but because there has
been determined and concerted ac
tion by the gold manipulators of
us country to keep it out of cir
culation and thus discredit it all
icy can by making it appear '
that it will not circulate, and the
Luited States Treasury co-oper
ates with them whether inten
tionally or not, by refusing to pay'
out silver in meeting obligations
when under the law it has the
right to do so. The Government
itself turns its back on its own
silver, tbe money rings combine
against it, it bus to light for re
cognition and existence against
both, agam&t both, and yet there
is more of it in actual circulation
than there is of gold. If it had
fair play and honest treatment
there would now be four times as
much now in circulation as there
is.
A dood Allowing.
The excellent credit of the
United States, says the 1'hiladel
hia Times, as shown by the pre
vailing high prices of government
kinds, greatly worries the critics
of tbe administration.
True, they have much to com
fort them in ho diminished rev
enues, lor which they hold Mr.
Cleveland entirely to blame; yet
in spite of this, and in spite of all
the silver talic, investors will per
sist in believing that the Treasury
is going to meet its obligations in
standard money j andthey keep on
buying bonds at rate that would
have seemed wildly extravagant
before the recent iration that
replenished the gold reserve.
J o justify these patriotic organs,
U. 8. bonde ought to have con
tinued to decline, as they probably
would have done if that wise ar
rangement with thesyndicateba'd
not been made. Hut the opera
tion having been sueccwful even
beyond exiectation and its wis-
loin thus spendidly demonstrated,
the organ are in greater distress
than ever. It would st-cm that
nothing s'lort of national bank
ruj-tcy would make them really
happy. t
Tbe tatler-De I plJcwkr.
llmlnglim Mrnwnavr.
It is not strange as it may at
licar to some to read of so much
crime in our land. Poor fallen
human nature is not a good tin
ture. Is any man mfc from sin
.....! u-i.A u..ni ,frl,nr"
I1IH4 VI IlltO VtllU in UU1 VI VIIKl.
Ma? he not I tempted at some
noint that will tend to his undo
ing? IjooV at the iiewspnj-ers,
visit the prisons and iciiitetiti-
aries and reformatories and places
of lust and debauchery and get
the answer. I here is a fearful
mania for murder and rain', h
it surprising? Ihk at the court
records, uur k,hhj tnunicrs in
1H9I, and but little more than
10) executions by the regularly
constituted courts. hat a dead
failure! The Pmllimorc Herald,
nothing this mania for homicide
tells tins:.
"Tho iwhce authorities ami
courts in thm) Males an inveti
gating horrible murders, where
young girls have lalleti victims
first to k lOiiioti assaults ami men
to homicide. In Massachusetts,
Maryland and alifornia three
outwees' uion innocence have
been iteriictratcd almost siinultan
eously, w hile, as if to accentuate
the tiller of crime, a bucchery is re
ported front Kcw York slums and
Dr. Ihichanan, the wife murderer,
has readied the end of the appli
auccs known to criminal lawyers
to delay puuh-hmcnt jam! defeat
Men commit the most-awful
crimes without any after manifes
tation of compunction. Some go
through the furco of a professioi
of religion, bat tho truth is thai
tho worht ofU nders are monsters in
human form, and are Ciilm, self
contained, callous and will die
"gamecocks" and go out of life into
internal punishment- with not
much more ot conscious fear ajv
parently than "dumb-driven cattle."
Speaker Crlnp't Viewa.
l.yni'tiliurK Newt.
Speaker Crisp was in Washing
ton a few days ago, and whik
thero was interviewed by the press
reporters as to the money question
in the South. To one of them he
said: "There is considerable talk
about silver down South, but 1
don't know that it is any more
)ronounced now than at any oth
er time, although it may, seem to
be so on account of the ': general
prominence given to the financial
juestiou throughout the country.
Vou see the S aith has always be-
lievedjn the use of silver in the
national currency. I anj not pre
pared to say that the thinking
iieoiile of that section would come
out radically on a silver single
standard. 1 hey are not radical
about anything. They believe,
lowever, that we cannot' have a
return of the prosiierous condi
tions in this country on the con
tracted currency of a gold basis.
There seems to be a general wil
lingness among our people fo give
silver an opportunity." ,
V hen asked what- significance
he thought attached to tbe coming
"sound money" convention to be
held iu Memphis on tbe 2:rd ol
the present month, Mr. Crisp said:
"That gathering will represent
the boards of trade and. commer
cial organization of the South.. It
will not lie representative of the
mass of the people nor of their
sentiments alout silver. I hoi
at that meeting they will argue
and discuss the silver quastiou
from their standpoint. These
self st vied "sound monev" iieoplc
lo not make arguments to sup-
ort their general alh'gations,
hey Miuplv state sometning as a
fact and let it go at that. 1 hi:
will not satisfy the iieople. They
a a 1
want to know tue reasons, we
ly and tbe wherefore of the
matter, liecaue the advocates ol
silver have explained their ioi
tion and the rensons aetuatnur
them in taking it."
That is a correct statement c
the whole affair. The Memphis
convention will 1 composed ol
delegates appointed by boards of
tnule, commercial organizations
aiid bankers, and will not repre
sent the mass ol the it-opie or
their sentiments about the moirey
question. It is a convention got
ten UP 1V cold mononittuilist to
try and influence .Southern senti
incut upon the silver question.
and, if possible, to break tho Ji
Pemocratie Pouth in the next
Presidential election. The people
of the South will not be in itor
it. Carlist? and Hoke Smith, two
members of the cabinet, will be
there to represent President Cleve
land s "sound money views
Wall Street will have a mil re
presentation no doubt, ami all tin
other delegate present will sim
ply U' there to sm-eze w hen the
ethers take siiulf.
til it comes, lid has been meet
ing with great success.
Frankliuton correspondent to
News and Observer: Jos J. 'V.
Jones, who iived near here, was
struck by lightning and Instant-
y killed Friday afternoon while
in the field planting corn. Mr.
Jonet, was the uncle of Rev. J
R. Cole, of Raleigh, and was a
highly respected citizen. He
was. 74 years Id, and was for
many years watchman at the
insane asylum at Raleigh.
Washington Progress: "Big
Sofe," a colored woman who is
ery large and has a superstition
about being weighed, was de
coyed on the scales at the A. C.
depot and she tipped the
beam at 415 pounds.
Raleigh Press: The man Dri
ver, who was arrested here yes
erday on suspicion that ho
he barn burner, escaped from
Lillington. jail turns out to bean
other individual by the name of
Priver hut with different ini
tials. He has been released.
Wilmington Messenger: W. !
E. Worth has planted 500 pecan
trees on his place on the Wil-
mington and Weldon railroad,
four miles from Wilmington.
I hey are thriving nicely, lie
expects to plant 500 every year
until he gets htty acres planted.
News and Observer: The last
egislature appropriated to the
institution fo. the blind and
colored institution for the deaf,
dumb and blind here nine
thousand dollars to be used in
making improvements. The
committee of the colored insti
tution has decided bow to use
its seven thousand. The money
will be expended in building
two wings to the present build
ing. Superintendent Young, of
the blind institution, says
that it has not yet been decided
how the two thousand appn
priated to that institution will
be used. Woik on the build
ings at the colored school will
soon begin. ,
Asheville correspondent of
the -News and Observer: In
the federal court room this
afternoon Robert Ray, tbe town
marshal of Burnsville, who had
been sentenced to one month
imprisonment and fined one
hundred dollars and costs, drew
a pistol and started for the door
The crowd stampeded but the
deputy marshals seized Ray
and struggled with him several
minutes, finally subduing and
placed him in irons.
p'stoleswere drawn duiing.tle
struggle and the matter loolcd
exceedingly squally for a time.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
I Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Williams, that "the present so
called reformers are self-appointed,
and are weak because
iu no way a representative body
chosen by the people." True as
gospel. Probably not half of
the members of the committee
of 70 would have been elected
by the people to represent them
in reform New York Sun.
Governor Brown is sajd to be
firmly of the opinion that his
son was the victim of Mrs. Gor
don's wiles, and that the assa
sination was premeditated. Non
sense. If Cordon had made
his wife sue for damages there
might have been some ground
for such belief, but no man
shoots his wife and her para
mour who is conniving at her
baseness. News and Observer.
The parade of troops about
Pocahontas is costing tho state
something over $l,0QO per day,
and we are not sure that there
was any real necessity for send
ing the troops to tho coal fields.
Danville Register.
Qail Hamilton, the writer, is
sick in Washington City.
After being out twenty-nine
hours, the j ury in the case of
the State against ex-State Treas
urer Hill, at Lincoln, Neb., re
ported a disagreement late Sat
urday night. This will neces
sitate a new trial of tho case.
The case related to the liability
i f the ireu-urT for state u,.d
to the extr-ut ot fMO.OOO, which
he had deposited in the Capital
National Bank and which was
lost by the failure of that bank
in January, 1893.
George E. if rice, once promi
nent in Virginia politics, died
at the asylum for the insane at
Weston, West Virginia, a few
days ago, age I 80 years. He
says that he challenges Corbett
because Peter Jackson, the col
ored fighter, has refused to
meet him, although he would
prefer.the latter. Ted Pritchard,
who was knocked out in two
rounds by Jim Smith Friday
night, has issued another chal
lenge to Smith.
No news has been received of
the missing steamer Glad Tid
ings, which left Port Thompson
twj weeks ago with ten dele
gates aboard to the Methodist
conference, now in session at
Victoria, B. C. The steamer
Maude was last Saturday night
dispatched in search of her.
The fear is generally expressed
that tho missing steamer has
been disabled and blown out to
sea, with the probable loss of
all aboard.
just one month to
from Buluwayo to
There are altogether over
113,000,000 women in India.
It costs 27 shillings a week to
maintain an English lifeboat.
The River Rhine flows at
three times the rate of tbe
Thames.
It takes
send mail
London.
China has only forty miles of
railway on which to transport
400,000,000 people.
Among modern weapons the
bayonet has changed ' -t since
its invtutiou.
J ames Russell Lowell thought
"Among My jBooks" his most
creditable performance.
According to a medical jour
nal, in ordinary health most
pec pie are proof against infla-enzi.
Alexander Hamilton's report
on manufacturers. 1781, men-
was a member of the Virgin'a f tion8 a min for cloths at Hart-
senate wnen ne iosi nis mino, ford.
forty-six years ago. Ho has
been in Staunton and weston
asylums ever since.
The London Sporting Life has
published a challego from Frank
Several ! Slavin to Jim Corbett for a fight
for 2,000 or 5,000 a side to
The bones of an average male
skeleton weigh twenty pounds.
Those cf a female are probably
six pounds lighter.
It is estimated that in large
cities of the country there are
twelve saloons to every church.
take place in England between i The ratio in hours of work is 1
March and May, 1895 Slavin I to 2D4
Sute .
Senator Pritchard was hurt
by a runaway horso at Ahfi
ville Thursday.
It is rumored that the Sea
board Air Liue shops will he
moved from Raleigh to Ports
mouth.
Concord Times: Mr. John A.
Rankin tells us that ho had to
kill two young cows last Tues
day. They were bitten by a
mad dog several weeks ago, ami
Tuesday showed signs of being
mob, so they were killed. One
of Mr. Rankin', horses and a
jack were also bitten, but so
far they are all right.
Charlotte News: W. S. De
Long, a cigar drummer in the
employ of a Baltimore firm, is
"beating" his former customers
in various towns in this State,
by representing to them that he
is expecting; a draft from his
house and soliciting a loan nn-
Ocneral News.
"I am in favor of a silver ba
sis," said a railroad president
recently, "because it will ena
ble us to get labor a great deal
cheaper than we get it now."
The workingmen of the cotn
try ought to throw their caps in
the air and yell for silver in i.u
nientalism.-Atiar.ta Journ il
If Guff had rendered hi d
cision in retf ir i r i tm rtgs.- i
tion law of ftotith Carolina
twenty years ago he would have
been impeached. He ought to
be impeached now, News and
Observer.
The request of the town coun
cil of Pocahontas that the mili
tary be removed was a joke ( n
tho soldiers or the governor one.
Pocahontas, it seems, would
rather have a riot than an inva
sion by the soldier boys. Dan-
ville Register.
When they get to making j(
paj;er socks and selling them f. r
three (.ents a pair, as it is said j
they can, there will bo no ex
cuse for even Jerry Simpson
dispensing with that part of a
man's rig. Wilmington Star.
I'ncle Sam is much interested
in the South American situa
tion, but only secondary so long
as the base ball season is prom
ising. Baltimore Herald.
There were sense and force in
the remark mado at a meeting
on Thursday by the tier. Dr.
1 0
for Infants and Children.
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THIRTY yoara' cDaorvntloa of Caatorla wiUi i tajatroaagaaf
tnllUona of pc-mone. pawnlt aa ta apank of it arltfcont K !
It la anqaeeHrniaMr aa Ibaat remedy for Inflate aad CbUdroa
tho world ana nrer fcanara. It la aarmlaaa. Cafldr llfca 11 It
tWoa nm h-nlth. It wilt aara half llvaa. la U Mataara ?i
er.0lng which la nWlwfailr aafa aad praMlrallr parfoat aa a
chlld'o inedlclno.
CavtajlaaJWoTa.
Caatoria allara Favwrieaaaaa.
Caatnrla yravaata vomHlnd; Soar Card.
CjaatoHa rnrae PUrrhoa aad Wlad Call.
Caatoria rUen Ten thing Tronoloa.
Caatoriit f nroa Coaatlpatlon aad rUrnloaey.
Coatorla neatraliwn tha effect af earhoato aaid fan of aaiaaaaaa air.
Caatoria tinea tint tontaln moryhlaa. ajilaae, or other anroo-Ha arwaarry.
Ca.tm-Ua.lmllat tha fnad. ragalaUm tha etomaeh aad Wwala,
e;(rtngha1hr aad aataral alaa.
Ttoetnllowe aawanajta lljpoeiaarthlaa- aleO tha l Of njraailaa
that it la-Jaat aa a-pod" aad " will aaawa avary aara."
rVa that yon tt C-A-S-T-O-R-l-A.
Tha f-.lll. STY j1, . 'Mwwarf
alwaatnraaf fAfZTUJUM
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla
is that what we have aln-ady coin
justice."
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