jl'he Daily Akous.
FTTBLISHKD BY
JOS. E. EOBINSON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
rr P rra He-? to oo a reliable paper
. or the people and the family Democratic, and
earl air to discuss ao issue wherein the people's
Igats am t?tafce. Progressive, abreast of thu
Ago, we shall always endeavor to keep our a&i-
orial and local columns up to the day and
our. Our circulation is rapidly increasing
d we hope to soon have the largest circula-
ion any t-aptr in Eattem Mul CaicliDn,
Unterei at the Postofflet at Goidsboro, X. 0
Second Hints MatUr.
G3LDSBORO, N. C. MAY 28, 1893
HISTORIAN LECEY ON
RULE.
HOME
Whatever may be the merits of
Mr. W, E. H. Lecky as an histor
ian, he is doing much to prove to
the world that he ia anything but
an impartial or discriminating
observer of events occurring before
his eyea. In the Contemporary
Review for May he diecasEes
"Some Aspects ot Home Rale
with a falee logic of which only
the hopeless Tory mind is cap
able.
By way of illustrating the ty
rannical methods of the Irish
Nationalists he says (on the second
page of Ills article):
"It was only a tew weeks ago
that a gentleman who mixed much
with Irish farmers told me how
often substantial farmers said to
him.'We dread this Home Rale
business, sir. jast as much aa jou
do, but what can we dot It re
sign a petition against it we should
not dare to appear at the chapel,
and no one would be allowed to
buy from us at the market,' "
This ia very reprehensible con
duct of the Home Ralers. if we
accept the story at l.hird hand; but
what shall we think of Mr. Lecky
when he quotes a precisely similar
expression, at first hand, from :
opponent ot Home Kule, and
Quotes it with approval (on the
ninth page of his article):
"I am a large farmer and grtz:er,
and I do not see what fear there
is in saving a few words of honesty,
and what I know is in the mind ot
many of my class.
"There is not one solvent men oi
my class that I know who is in
tavor ot this bill. At taira and
markets one bears nothing bat
words of dread about it.
'No one dare hold a meeting in
favor of the bill in the town ot
Thuries to-morrow. All the mer
chants and shopkeepers I know are
dead against it,"
Here we have the remarkable
picture of a body of "substantia
farmers ' who dare not oppose
Home Rule, and, side by side
nrrriAr nf "laro-n krmsrii" in
whose vicinity nobody "d?re hold a
meeting in its favor." Mr. Leckj
does not tell us why that which is
wicked when practised agaiLBt
larmers ot the "substantial species
is commendable when practised by
agriculturists of the "large" de
nomination against their less cor
pulent iellow-citizens.
But Mr. Lecky has a etill more
r-potent argument, to wit: that Cath
olio as well aB Protestant landlords
are opposed to the measure.
Many of them," he says, "bear
names that have been conspicuous
in dark and evil days for the pura
est and most self -.sacrificing patri
otiem, and the son of O'Connell
and the grandson of Grattan are
among t'jem. Does Mr. Lecky
offer this in sober earnest as an
t argument? American readers, at
Ueast, will smile at such a queer
reasoning. Some of the purest and
' noblest men in our history had
' grandsons who took the wrong
ude when the crucial test of pa0
iriotiem versus pocket was made
in 1861. Mr. Grattan devoted
his whole life to the defence
of Home Rule. O'Conneil con
centrated all his energies to the
repeal of the Union. The sins oi
the children are not to be viaited
upon the parents even to the first
and second generation, as Mr.
Lecky's inverted Scrip turtE 1
have them.
Thus farMr.Lecky is merely illog
ical and amusing. When hecoinee
to treat of Mr. Gladstone's person
ality, he parts not ODly with phil
osophy with common sense and
common decency. To his disor
dered vision Mr. Gladstone is a
monomaniac, and on what sub
ject? ' Why, on that of blind hatred
ef the "nation which he has made
great' and which has. rewarded him
with honors onprecedenled in ite
history. Here ia what Mr. Lecky.
says of tha veteran :
"Hia mind is evidently under the
complete and uncontrolled empire
of a Bingle idea. Those who have
watched his career of late yeare
can have no difficulty in perceiv
jrjg Low complete! he is alienated
from al sympathy .with the greats
ness of the Emp'reand they arl
signs that hia feelings towards
England in particular have deveU
oped into something not tar re
moved from positive hatred. A
nature by no means wanting in
vmdictiveness has evidently been
exasperated by the continued ops
position of the English constituen
cies to hia policy. No atten ive
observer can lau to notice the ern
sistence with which he has been
disclaiming his English crigi", his
tnorts to innime provincial jean
onscies in Scotland and in Wales,
his constant appeals from English
to foreign or Atnencan judgments
his cordial sympathy with anti
English literature, heroes, and par
ties in Ireland. His Home Rule
policy is quite of a piece with these
indications, and it must be ra
merabered that it is the policy of
an old man who can scarcely in the
course of nature be called on to
grapple with the dangers he is
bringing into existence."
It is not remarkable that Mr.
Lecky should believe Gladstone
capable of hating his native land,
Mr. Lecky himself is an Irishman,
and his feelings ' towardc the coun
try of his birth naturally incline
him to credit anybody else with
equal baseness.
But the pith of the extract jast
quoted lies in the reference to the
Premier as "an old man." It is re
iterated significantly in a later
passage, where Mr. Lecky says
"the whole policy rests largely on
a single life." That single life has
been the taiget for evil wishes and
murderous suggestions from other
pens and tongues than Mr.Lecky's.
It has been.within a few week?,
the target for one of Mr. Lecky's
political friends,a wretched fanatic
who really believed what Mr.
Lecky only professes to believe,
that Gladatoue is an enemy of
England, Empty arguments like
those of Mr. Lecky are easily re
futed, but the assaesin's bullet is
not so readily averted, nor is it
hard to account for schemes like
that of Townsend in a land which
tolerates speeches like those of
Balfour and Salisbury and writ
ings like those of Lecky.
Natural "Results,
The rapid flow of gold from this
country and the difficulty of main
taining the gold reserve in the
treasury are perfectly natural rc
sr 's. If anything else had occurred
urder the operation ot the Sherman
act it would have been a miracle,
Under this ac': we are buying
$54,000,000 wort:j of silver a year
and issuing for it treasury notes
payable in fjo'd. These notes pve
oining "oack the treasury regu
larly tor redemption and there is
no gold commg in to meet them.
When the Sherman act went in
to effect there was $190,000 of net
gold in the treasury. Within a
year this bad been reduced to
121,000,000
Another year brought it down to
$110,000,000 and tosdav there is
barely $100,000,000, In July,
1890, the last month before the
treasury notes provided for in the
Sherman act came into circulation,
95.4 per cent, oi customs duties at
New York were paid in gold or
gold certificate3, the remainder
being paid in silver certificates or
United States notes or greenbacks.
After the Sherman act had been
in operation two years less than 14
per cent, of customs duties at New
York were paid in gold, 15 per
cent, in silver, 28 per cent, in
greenbacks and 43 per cent.
in treasury notes issued under
the Sherman act. Last month
only 3 per cent, of these du
ties were paid in go d, whilo 23
per cent, were paid in silver, 41
per cent, in greenLcks and 33 per
cent, in treasury noes.
How much longer can the coun
try stand the bnerman aeff
It should be repealed just a3roon
as congress gets a whack at it,
Atlanta Journal,
Can
You Read
The Future?
Do you know what your con
dition will be 20 years hence?
Will your earning capacity
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years Tontine Policy in the
Equitable Life
A method which guarantees
all the protection furnished
by any kind of life insurance,
and in- addition the largest
cash returns to those policy
holders whose lives are pro-
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money rather than assurance.
For facts and figures, address
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
' For the Carolina, , '
ROCK HILL, S. C
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A LEADER..
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amorg pure medicinal tonics and alte
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it is recognized as the best and purest
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it will cure sick headache Indiges
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GOOD NEWS.
No other Medicine in the world was
ever given such a test of its curative
qualities as Otto's Cur. Thousands of
bottlis oi tins great Herman remedy are
being distributed free of cha-ge, by
druggists in this country, to those af
flicted with Consumdtion, Asthma,
Croup, severo Coughs, Pneumonia anrt
all Throat and Lung diseases, giving
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We authorize our advertised druggist
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Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you are afflicted with
a Cough, Cold or ;ny Lung, Throat or
Chest trouble, acd will us this remedy
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experience no beneiii, you snay return
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ed, We could not make this oner did
we not know 1ht Dr. hang's New Dis
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appoints. Trial l:ottle free at J.H.Hill
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Engraving
Mr. L. D. Giddens, Jr., a graduate o
Parson's Horological Institute, La Porte
Ind., is prepared to do all kinds of plain
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w est Uentre Street
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Merchant Tailor!
GOLD3BORO, IT. O.
$18.00 SUITS.
It will be to your interest to call and ex
amine my line of samples for $18,00 suits
fur Spring and Summer wear. Also my
line of $ 7 .00 pants.
D. W-HUETT
Merchant Tailor.
GLAD TIDINGS.
The grand specific for the prevail h
malady of the age, Dyspepsia, Liver Corm
Dlaint. Rheumatism, Costiveness, Gene al
Debili y, etc., is Bacon's Celery cure. This
great heibal tonic stimulates the digestive
organs, regulates tne laver ana restore
our system to vigorous health and ener
the Samples f rr e. Larire packagesocs
only by J-H, 'iil i & Son."
Notice of Sale.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
in the special proceeding of Julius H.
Rayner Admr et als to the court.pending
in Wayne Superior Court, I shall sell for
cash by publie auction, at the court house
door in Gold-boro. N. C, on Monday,
June 5, 1893, the lands deseribd in the
petition in said prooceeding.containing 200
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands of
Julius H. Rayner, Henrv C. Holmes, the
lands of the heirs of Daniel r. joruan ana
others, being the lands upon which
Richard Rayner, deceased, resided at the
time of his death, and beln r the lands
which were assigned to said lticnara
Rayner as his hometead,
JULIUS H. RAY E
Admr RICHARD RA YNR.
May 1st, 1893,
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IF YOU DESIRE THE-
FINEST
SOLD IN THIS CITY, USE
C HASE & SANBORN'S.
For sale
V. Walnat Street and at the Uulacky Corner.
for Infants
'Cstorl ts so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
k. me." H. A.rctter, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"The use of 'Caatoria1 is so universal and
Its merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
Carlos Marttn, D.D.,
New York City.
Lato Pastor Bloomlngdale Kef ormed Church.
Th Ciktato
-pDE nee of ico, once regarded
X univureaiiy an imperative
To make this ice the most seryiceable a Rel rigerator ia needed
The qualities sought for in Refrigerators are preservation of per
ishable food tnd an economical ue
The ecoromical use of ice depends euirely upon the principle in
volved, the const nction of the Refrigerator, and in utilizing all
the cold air.
The principle canees of decay in meats and fruits are dampnesa
and varying temperature, causing the expansion and contraction ot
tissues, which hasten d- caj; hence a dry atmosphere and uniform tem
perature conduce to tbeir preservation.
The results can be obtained only hy a perfect circulation of the
air in the Refrigerator, and its condensation in the ice chamber.
The LEADER REFRIGERATOR, which we handle, is constructed
upon strictly scientific principles by which low temperature and dry
ness of air are naturally and inevitably cbtained.
It posseeseb a provision chamber free from odor aud produces bet
ter results with less ice than an other Rofiigp-rator,
It is the hceapest dry air Refrigerator made.
Prices from $5.00 to $25.00
-. It will doubly pay for iteelf in one season,
ROYALL & BORDEN.
"trui:r,e Dealers
' Goldsboro, Raleigh and Durham, N. C.
JET-ia-iru.
Just Look.
A largo lot of Baldwin apples,
fine Florida oranges and bananas.
Just arrived at
J. D. DANIEL'S.
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.
Ward's Tonsorial Palace
Nothing succeodslikesucess; this oas been
the experience of A. D. Waid. the Hat be i
iinceho opened business in Ooldsboro, cntil
he is now able to anuounce to the public that
he has got the best equipped aud most satis
factory Tonsorial Palace in tbe State.
All the popular Barbers of the city are nw
mployed in his establishment, prod - and
courteous, as follows
JIM BATES,
CHARLIE H. DENT,
OLIVER BADGER.
-JOHN D. WILLIAMS.
Wm. BEST.
"Ccnunuing to thank thopublio sair
ous patronage they have extended Z-enia
I moved with my family Goidsboro and pu
chased a home here, and assuring them thai '
shall continue to exercise my best efforts i
their ctmtlnuedoiMn fort arid satisfaction in m
line 1 wmua ;Verj respectfully. ;.
A. 1) WARD.
AtFordhsm sold (Und. East Centre Street
Ooldsboro N. C. - -
THE 13
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only by
and Children.
Castoria cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and proinot
gestion.
Without injurious medication.
" For sereral years I have recommended
your ' Castoria, ' and shall always continue to
do so as it has invariably produced beneficial
results."
Edwin F. Pardbs, M. D.,
M The Winthrop," 135th Street and 7th Ave
New York City
Compajct, 77 Morray Street, New Tors.
as a Inxnry, has becom silnioet
neceeeuj.
ot ice.
CORN, MEAL AND COFFEE.'
Large Stock on hand
- And for sale low at
B. M. rRIVETT'S.
Haye you seen those pants at
SOUTIIERLANJrS.
. 25 pieces of white and colored rcrimb
regular price 12 J cts per yarr1, our pri
for Monday 7cts a yard.
C. KERN & Co.
Tobacco Users Smile Sometimes
when told that tobacco hurts them j their
wives never do, beciuse shattered nerves,
weak eyes, chronic catarrh and lost man
hood, tells the story. If your husband
uses tobacco, you want him to quit, post
yourself about ISTo-to-bac the wonderful
harmless, guaranteed tobacco habit cure'
by sending for our ' little book titled1
"Don.t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life
Away", mailed, free. Xtug Store gener
ally sell No-'to bac. THE STERLING
REMEDY Cut.", Indiana Mineral Springs
Indiana. . t !
V 189 lm. .
B. 4. U. BUY
Gave us a Call and be
convinced that we have
the most complete
stock of
PURE DRUGS
AND
Patent Medicines
To be bad in tbe city.
iiLSO
Toilet articles of every
description.
Lamps and Lamp jjoods at greatly re
duced prices. Perfumery and toilet
waters in great variety.
IN FACT WE HAVE EVERYTHING
USUALLY KEPT IN A
FIRST-CLASS
DRUGSTORE
i. E. EOBIION & BEO
DRUGGISTS,
WEST CENTRE St.
Goidsboro, N. C.
P1AM0HD SHIRTS,
We are selling
BIMfiCMB SHUTS,
The b'St weaticg and the beet
Siting shirts on the market.
We now Have a nice stock of them
Laetod an! UnlanniereJ,
' Verj cheap quality considered
We are headquarters for
And if you wane to color it, you can
buy from us
''Mil's Perfection Dyes,"
"Which are the best dyes kmwu
Perfect FAST UULUKS.
H OOD & Bkitt
JUST RECEIVED.
50 bbls Seed Potatoes
25 boxes Oraches
50 sacks Cow Feed,
75 bales Pea-vine Hay.
200 bales Choice Timothy Iia
For sale low at
B. M. PPJVETT'S
LIME, PLASTER, CEMENT.
1,000 bbls Lime
100 bbls Cemeut and Plaster,
also
Laths, Hair, etc.,
Low for cash at
B. M. PEIVETT'S.
HRICE!
o
HaviDgjust finished milling we
hare on hand saevrl grades
new rice, which we oier at low
figures.
Write for prices and earn plee.
Oiders promptly filled.
Very Respectfully,
National Bice Mill Co
GOLD3BOKO, r r-
Nokth Carolina, ) In Superior Court.
"Wayne County, y Before
) C.F. Herring, C. S.C.
Geo. T. Wassom, Admr. cf )
James Tabron vs AllUnce)
Tabron and others j police.
To John Tabron,
You will take notice that the above en
i led proceeding has been commenced in
he Superior court, of Wayne connty to
obtain leave to sell for assets a lot of land
in Goidsboro, Wayne county .belonging to
the estate of James Tabron deceased, one
of whose heirs at law you are. You are
alses so notified that the complaint in
said proceeding will be filed in the Clerk's
office, in Goidsboro, within ten days from
the date hereof, and to appear at said
Clerk's office on or before the 24th day of
June island answer oi aenur to the
sama or judgment will be taken agai ns
you for the relief demanded therein.
This May 11th, 1893.
C. F. Herring, O. S.C."
Wayne County.
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcber'a prescription for Infants
and Children. It coutains neither Or.inm, 3Iorphino nor
other Karcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria is Jic CL iklrcn's Panacea
the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
'Castoria is so well adapted to children tUat
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me." H. A. Ancirsn, 5i. P.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, K. Y.
The use Of 'Castoria is so nmrcrsal n.!
its merits so well known that it seems a wo: k
of supererogation to endorse it. Fuw ara 1 he
intelligent families who do not kwp CastorUi
within easy reach."
Caelos Marty jt, D. I).,
New York City.
This Cii.TAi'
H.WEIL
CLOSING OUT SALE OF CLOTHING.
Extraordinary Bargains -
This Sale Will Continue For Two
Weeks, or until further Notice.
This is much earlier than usual to have our
clearing out sale, however we have
still quite a large stock of Spring Clothing on hand,
therefore have concluded to give our customers the
benefit while they have not completed their Sum
mer purchases.
LOOK AT OUR REDUCTIONS
LOT I, Comprising men's and youths' suits
which we have sold at $5 now $2.50.
LOT II, Comprising men's and youths' cass.
suits which we sold at 6, 7 and 8 now $4.75
LOT III, Comprising men's and youths' cass.
worsted suits, sold by us at 10,11 and 12 now$7.75
LOT IV, Compsising worsted and Cheviot suits
which we sold 12, 13 and 14, now $9.0O
LOT V, Comprises the Nobbiest line of men's &
youths' suits in plain and fancy styles sold by us
12.50, 14 and 15, now $10.00
LOT VI, Comprises a line of imported worsted
cheviots and cassimere suits for men and youths
sold by us at 14, 17.50, now $12.50
LOT VII, A choice line all imported fabrics
none of which we sold less than 20, now $15.00
LOT VIII, Comprises some of our choicest im
ported goods lor men and youths, which we have
sold at 22 and 27.50, now $17.50
LOT IX, A line of men and youths' single coats
and coats and vests all grades on which we make
a reduction of 50 per ct.
LOT X, Aline of children cass. suits 4-13 years
sold at 1.50, 2.00 and 3.00, our present price of
suit $1.00
LOT XI, A line of children's cass. suits hereto
fore sold at 2.75, 3.00 and 3.50 now $1 75
LOT XII, Aline of children's assorted cass suits
5-14 years, which we have sold at 3.50, 4.00 and
5.00, now $2.75
LOT XIII, A lot ot choice worsted and cheviot
suits 5-14 years which we sold 5.50, 6 and
7.00, now $3.75
Ia addition to the lots above enumerated we have just put on
sale our entire line of men's, yoaths'and boy'spanta at horizontal rcdic-
tions in prices at 25 and 50 per cent.
We would adviee our friends to take advantage of this sale nnd
come early before the most desirable goods are closed out. There is
no fake about this.we mean every woid weeny and solicit an inspection.
Respectfully",
80, 82, 84 & 86
hat is
Castoria.
Catort a cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Ctomr.c-n, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes 0
Without injurious medication.
'Tor several years I havo rccommender"
your 4 Castoria, and shall always continue to
do fo ns it has invariably produced beneficial
results. "
Edwin F. Pakdek, M. D.,
lah yti-eet and ?la Ave., New York City.
Coiipasy, 77 3Ti;kray Stkeett, New York Crrt
BEOS
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H- WEIL & BROS.
WestCentre Street,
Goidsboro, N. 'r