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force of'tkilledwArkinen wba liave.iietT'Wilh.
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A Leading Magazine Free.
Arrangements Perfected
by Which We Give Sab
crlption to Woman's
M "WorkT withont
Cnarge.
Wa are now prepared to make a "wonder
fully liberal offer, K itd fi(f fyl In? advanca
for THa-AfcAWAaeB-iiteAWEic.1 Woman's
Wokk U a literurr and dooierliiplmaeazinn t
deerT(!illy oue of Uio mnatppd 'r biiblinli
H. It In aura, eolartoinhnf n Mtfnl if
ererr drparlment. ltijJire arter filled wlih
eltirnnThK'fl etttt readin taalie- nd lllu
aati n'iiuil(l taaJl mtm t jjmt'llsbcd to
aatlxy. (lit la-ralpvrf f f-f Hpmo litera
ture, ld naoiW errollciil meet it o well,
fend ntai.SO for our piiper and Womi'l
Vitus one er making the tatuu- free.
Additw
PEtESSlONAL CARDS. v
ATTOfiS ET AT. LAW, f
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IXODIaE.
ATTORNEY AT IAW
aTAn.W.C.. , ( f ;l
frsellcea ii Cl Stale and federal CowrU
ii raltafanraad prmnptlT a Ore all
etitrwfed lo i Krai. -'Ml' ' .
WJIL !P. BYNU3I, Jr.,
t .
rraettwa trralailr- h Ibe eoarta of ale
Kanoeeoaaij. Aa. t, M ly
Dr. Jcbi;R.Stcckardf Jr,
DENTIST,
BTJJLEfGTO, X. C.
SrrOood aeta otirrdlr ak 41V p' ai
Offiee on klaio St. vm I. . Wajltrr
AC.'abtvra.
.5
if? f
AVo,have,a great wany iliflbrent
ideas of working roadji hero if Yatei
county, JNri,). 4 ISaum i town.i naa a-
road commissioner;
tfnd he appoints
6 d'sljict, "'an'd
an Overseer for eacu sdis
the appointed man. must lay his
plans and-pickout hisshado"trees
br tli6 ma fd sit Tinder and prk
out their road tax.' and the man
that can tell the best story-gets the
most 1 prtiis.; 'Thatjs one way,,
Then; in soma districts thcy.Kave
road machines1 Then the oyersc.fr
gcts,.wo pr three;. ,teams , hitched "to
6ne and "starts ut with four or five
men.fcOTKihg'!after, iotferV 'W'
stones iand; sticks ,-and ' turn sods
6 voif, now and then;' and 'heft' they
get through there is a.ridga. .in the
conlrc5 pfftetrack.!t'(M'feortrBe'; a
team can 'drive with, oiie horsa on
each-side of the ridge, ' but with a
single' horse, pri", wheel ' ynU. "be .'jn
the ditch, and the. other on the
ridbT"whi;h' has beeri '"left hy.; the
road gradpr-rr-that is by the . man's
lack- "t)f jiidgnlent' in ' running the'
grader,. , If this isfto be , the 'only
way a wheel scriper is to 1 be used
they, had hqtjt'er, (st6p ' the . 'manufac
ture of thorny as-' every' person rid
ing oyer such ii road heeds J a hol
ster under ,one side of hint to ilevel
him up. '
I was, talking with an overseer inftose ottehng to rote lor me lor' a
the first part of April who had just
bebn; jpuing ' hi'a ,dis'tric" C in. the
shape just mentioned, and when I
remonstrated ' with . hirn and told
him it was, too ; early to put -fresh
earth in the road he said it was all
right, as von could not work roads
oo carl in "the spring. ' 1 1 thought
at thet fin)e'jiy would be jvqrk ; thrown
away. In what . condition' would
the highway beaft or Fprjng rains ?
As the soil was clay thero -. was no
'earth to grade- Hp 'W'ith ' when the
weaf hpr became : 'seitlcdi ' ;i!ThatVi8?
the way tho wor- goes' on in- tne
diffyront districts; and the! 'bicycle
ridor .comes -along and , wishes to
mak6' war on1 the farmer, anJ I' don't
blaino -nim in some respects, for a
great many do not care whether the
roads are worked or not. , .4 . " ;
As I have bean overjeer in the
past, and there are about 1-50 days'
in our district and ono halTof that
paid in cash," I have'! managed' the
following manner iwath- good results :
i ', The first tiling after- frost1-is ' out
in the spring, 1 hire a,.man, with s
good team and plow furrows on the
sido(pf the road jrh'e're'it.is necessa
ry, and then-, after the. plowing! is
donef clean .put all the" sluice-ways'
and. the last fupw; thcaiwhen.the
road is dry enough to scrape, we gfr
over,, jt , with )the pld ; log-scraper,
which w a saw blade bolted to
log. ' This will smooth "oft" the ruts.
Ono man with & team :caiv do it.
And this is all that should be "done
early, in the spring; if it gctsrough
agairf, go over it again 'and keep on
doing ho until it is timeilo use 'the
Wheel crader,"' When? I start .with
that manage to have three1 teams,
'and that -makes a power that ., will
keep the; wheels iurning, ; I set the
grader blade to take furrows ( that
were 'plowed early ' in the spnhg,
and move, the earth" nearjy to. the
center of -tho road, and go twice
around this way.'j Then adjust the
blade to move it to the centre; then
gi to the ditch again and take all
jneven places down, bo that the
water can run freely; when this is
finished move all loose earth to the
centre of tho -track; then adjust the
- . - ! J ii - - 1
piaae again so as tomovc inianage,
and . hare teams driven so as lo
move it from high to low places.
MTien thia is done I clean out hy
sluice-ways where we can go with
the grader. , ..: . , v
Then, with a wagon, draw off all
1ntnno and not throw them
back to the side, to be scraped up
in the" road again next j-ear. ! Now,
if gravel is wanted . on the road,
have two teams for three wagons
and men' enough to load as fast as
the teams can draw.
In this way we have built our
roads, and they hare given good
satisfaction, and no one gets credit
for labor when sitting under. the
eliade trees. Cor. Country Gen- I
tlcnun.
I '
Judga Connor Spsaks, PJa'.nlj,,,'
Will ! Prrail the 17m f Ilia Nttmu
, i hf llilapallala nm Hepnbllcaaa.
' : : ' Wilsox, N.-6fept. 3, '94.
tlpx. Gko. HdwAM,4neg ni
fi larboro, . (J.
JIOS:Ywj.will 1
member that some weeks ago I co
ierred with you in regard to the
proper1 cPUMe fo me4 to"1 pursue" td
avoid what nearncd was the pur
pose of tho People's party to place
my name on their ticket for AssO-
ciaterJusticf. I then stated to
you, that I had done .and. shoidd.lq
wnatevcr ,l. could tpprpvent at..
What has since occurod in. Connec
tion -with the matter' was" correctly
stated in &tf editorial ' iti; the New3
and ObBerTer pn'!.tho 30th" ultimo,
t should have submitted ' inypwr-
posed acts, to you had yoi .been... at
home, and .was surprised to learn
that you were not aware of my re-
ply 4b- Mr.Btitler. Tintil the ;31st
ult.;" Yoii construed aright mjr' I6t
ter to mr, juticr, , ana say you
think a construction unthought. of
by myself, cquid m .justified . and
would probably be generally drawn,
In that letter I republished 'and
thought ' emphasized' my first pro
test. ' It seems how thathcithertho
populists 'or the fepublicans socon-
struo it, and hyheir course, fprcc
meyAfter. using other means, s.you
arc aware, . to uso stronger terms
than -I first thought suitable toward
higniy nonorable position. Jhv
" strong attachment to the principles
of the Democratic party and belief
that its continued control of the ad
ministration of the government ' is
esscntiaJto tho welfare of the State
and nation and ''my dcrmination
that tny name sjjall noj be used fa
jeopardise its success impels me to
repeat that I not only will not con
sent to tho uso of niy name in Op
position to its nominees, bu to, jUe
claro positively and without the
slightjgsf , reservation jtha't f : my
wisnes uu cwuuhuo w o- msru-
.' gardcu and. i enpuid bp elected,
would not aceppt the ofilce, qualify
or serve. , I am not willing to place
this action upon opposition to the.
principles of anonpartisan judiciary,5
but upon the true reason that, J re
gard the nominees of my. own party
as in every way fit and proper per
sons, and that I shall give, them my
loyal support, and that I regard the
, success f of thP party!. !anA ',jhj en
forcement ortts principles as essen
tial to th welfare ojr thcStatp jand'
nation.,: f h :m
I wish 1 to ' say, for"' reasons' ap
parent to all, , that A : regard . Judgo
Burwell in every rcsi)ect entitled to
tne suppoft oi,aiigpou citizens.! jip
is learned in 'the law, of marked
purity, of Jifivand character and, by
temperament and training frco from
partisan Was, '? ,
; . I most sincerely, "trust that this
declaration may relieve me from
further embarrassment 'and ' the
necessity of further trespassing up
on the kindness of , jny . friends.
wish to thank you fof your loyal
friendship and wise counsel in, this,
to me, most disagreeable experience.
It is thoroughJyconsistcrtt with an
intimate association of more than
twenty years and strengthens the
strong out picasant sense oi ouiigav-
tion which I shall ever entertain for
you, , .1 am,;,,.; , :..,,
Sincerely yours, i .
' ' ,S . ' ,: II, G, CPX5TOB.' ,
inar ri,itDciirti.ni.tsD.
Chalaaaa Wilaaa ar Ibe Deaaaarala ia
Ik l.aal Cmihh r4reaar4 Uwr ,
araaiwrila Parly. . a ,.,,.,.
Sneetal to tba Kews aad Obasrrer. u. . , .
WaSHIKOTO", Sept. 8, "I did IMH
know notll yefterday that there were
so many good reasons a by the peop!
boull rot.tb Demoerelic ticket
tbU fall" aald Hon. Wat. L. Wit-
"H!' Waat Virginia tt ma yeatf
ay,
Nortk America Review a lew days
ago asking w to prepare an arttelw o
be line of what reasons tba Democrat!
had for aaktoga vooaf eoefidenee,od
yeUrday I waut to work u prepare it.
Think about lt,"ald he anlbasiartieally
tba Democrau bars redeemed every
pledge made aod performed a vast
amonot of good vork. . Wo wtre
elected frn . . -.
Repeal the Federal eleetioa law.
.''Biptl 'be 8liermaa act. ;v '
. Cm nil fi-audaUul ucBMOuerm.
2 :Rrelo'in'hi w-'
'" TBpm ie'tre the ftve eliUf ''ihlnfe W
were1ectrd to (Waail w fuv done
evtry one of them nt t!)e ;raj;fflf,ijjii,tf
Gouty.;; unji (that a -reoorlo up
pron'i of?'.' salil hr, and I , told him I
thoiight'aoaiid b;Jievnf 'that Ih'e" nai
y largely1 riwpd ft to lilit "unceasing
w.rk Jniiil in'ulily Bland 1hut the record
"I , v t horonghly I iretl'!, isaid Jie,
"anil wgrQ out wjth tlie i'traiiI. .Lave
ieen under fur. mer'.i "a,K , ypal;p '
sail We'i neiiHy for Europe for a few
weeks 'of tfiorouRh rert.'Vj Aod ihen
and fhere Was I hp fire of combat in his
yesI will ooma b.ick to fixht the
RepubljoaoB. .. , We had as, wi ll to tell
itio imth alipnt the liu()rlon hero; od
there are divmiona in (he party tp clar
the WMy " ;Now we roust net ready for
(lie fight agnliiat ihe common i-neiny."
' ABOCT TIIR. noK. .-! .
The nmi nignlfleal I'nranit In Which
. ' n 1'anas man Can Unanae. ' " "
It la queer commentary on thepfote
of aBalis ihut while hundred of thou
sands o( men aro idle and liulf ularvinn
in our cil if c, the farm era of the. floun
Iry are'brying for help ti 'do Ihe neos-
Bry ork oil t heir farrda; ' In ' innny
localities it U impossible to- get "farm
help at prica I bub; would have been
consi lered. large fi ve years ago, , Ii it.
possible thai we are tiparing , a. time
whn farming will he looked upon as a
hienial" purufl which' self-rrspco'ting
men will not- erigngo 1 In t ' We hope
hot, for when that lime comes we "will
aee the' be tuning of Ihe- end. In old
times the furraer wax luoked down up
On, and was, in fact, a sluv;, :tIo many
coui;trii a he could not have and, was
subjected to' any privations or indigni
ties that the oWner of ihe land felt like
afflicting hhri wih. Then, with civili
zation, the lillerof the soil came t be
recognized as an important ifuctor in
the prosperiy of his country, and bo-
gan to receive more consideration un
til within the last century he hoi come
to the front, chiefly because of the
high place bo has Won for' himself In
bur country; The ? American farmer
w on his place as one who must be recog
Izd as the cornem'one of prof pe rily,
and from hi Biiccealhe fanners of all
the civilized world,. b-ve profited; It,
Is a noble calling, and it U to be hoped
that the wOikfM of "our country will
nevf M stf blind to tlielrown Interi'Sls
as to begin , to depise farm' Work. There
are places on tnousauds of farms r
men to work at calling that, ia no
harder than many that are found in
the forges and factories of the large
cities, and if every farmer who needs a
hired hand coul l find one ammig' the
idle niasfcea of the cii-, ' we ahnuld
bear much les about sufferlug there.
American Farmer, i;. .,; t
wuen to vvr
.v;.r'j.-.'' ..: ,
vonx.
Inlereeaiiag Baperlmcnts ('
. , iha liri ftiDiiaa.
ulactea'
-At the Iowa experiment ctation.in 1803
plats of corn was cut S'pr. 17 and 24
and Oct. 1, 8 and 15 respectively and
shocked in the field, , An adjoining
plot of equal p;zj-, Itj.t slaQdiiig unlit
Djc. 17, when it was harve ted. The
corn from plants wa bulked .'Jeo. 17
aod brought in, at which lime cample-i
were taken of the corn and fodder from
each cutting and ;' atialyzed. i!'The
yield . of he; diflVrent plan ranged
from 23 to 61 bunhels per acre, Increas
ing gradually ' to the fourth data of
cuttl,'K- '...
iTho largest amount of dry matter l'
the stover wnsVcnred at the ''time of
cutting the second plat, Sept." 24.
The' greateft amount of dry matter
secured in Ibe kernel waa reached all
the time of cutting the third plat Oct
tober 1. yTbe bighett aggregate of dry
matter from an acre of both stover and
kernels was 0,782 pounds, and was se
cured from the second cutting'' Sept 24
and the next highest 6,615 pounds from
third cutting. The above results Indi
cate lb u Ibe best time fof ctlliog corn
cording to theev experiments is be
tween Sept. 24 and Oct. 1. The lots
resulting iron) leaving corn lo the field
until Deo. amounted to nearly half
(he total yield in weigh besides ia de
terioration lo feeding: matter. -'
' . . -r- 1 r.
" The present low prices have dU
couraged pro-loctioo ie that it seema j
plnio that by the lime Ihe foals of Vt j
and 9S are marketable Ibe supply will
be much reduced. ,
. In England, In old limes, wben' wet
ground covered with moN was being
draiiipd and worked before it was
thoroughly dry Ihe plow borsee were
tb od with boards tea incbts square to
prevent their sinking 4nto Ibe drains,
which were covered with Inrf.
At a recent sale ia Knglsod good
driving borsee rold briskly at fSuO
eac-b, good bnaters aod saddle hortee
old for 11.000 each, while fine, well
mat .-hed carria g horses old for tlft 'O
a f 1,500 a pair. . Englaad bae plenty
of horaea and oat clnridty, yet Ibere
m a item aad f.ir good borsee which are
bred for special purpgee. .
OTJfi WASHINGTONLETTERi
aflAnt.
il.
ill
From Our Regulaf Correipondent. .
V;aihinoton, I), C, 8ept , 8, 1894,
" Suuator, Fa ulk nor, of Vet , Virginia
chairman of the., demooralio. Congres
sional campaign committee, who Is al
most c-iiietautly at the committee,
headquarters, Hmiles siyniBcanily every
ilmei hia attention is called to i a -new
version of the dlasension which Ibe i-
publican newspaper correspondent
profess to hove diecove 'ed in the pom
mitlef. .He says that those fr whose
benefil'the committee exi-ti have ' the
best Of reasons for knowing tbut thre
is no dirat-ntion, and "that it 'will' be
beneficial rather than otherwise to the
democratic parly If those correspond
Cnta .cao., convince , the ... republican
maoagors ihat the committee ia oof in
fairy tales -are' baaed ' apmi'- a misap
prehension of the dutieH of the commit
tee. Wliht lie etoepiior. pfV.the cam
paign Text piiok,. w hich is .prepared
by the committee, and wbif h ia. not for
general distribtif ion but for speakers
and editors,' the committee' does" not
decide What sort of dociiments 'nre lo'
be sent into a Congressional 'i dihtrldt.
It merely sends whet , is asked for, by
tbe candidate, or. those , authofizod. to
speak for him. So It Is simply, impos
eible that members of the committee
cbotild dispiife over what documents
ball be sent ut.-J Tho committee' la
filling bII tlie'ordersnent to it, and will'
contluue to do so. genatot- Faulkner
says tbe nformatioo, he ,,ls f receiving
from all over the country is daily addjng
'bHs coiifllence that tbe democrats
will relaic control of the House,' and
be thinks that theg'eater (he ' Improve
meulid business, how becoming' appar.
cDt io-alf sectioos.thti larger (he demo
cratic majority w ilkbe, as the only thing
that ever made the isssue doubtful waa
(he bualnessdepreFsion end the diH
KsitioD of many voteri to hold the
party in power responsible for tbe bard
times.
Kepreientative Xhn ,T. Dunn.-of
New Jersey , b,as some very strongideas
on political . ecorioojy, and tlbey are
thoroughly,pracAieal,(,j4 the., njaqj'J
speaking oi the etlrct of the republican
po'icy, upon - farmers, ho; said S "If
there is any class of people .under the
sun who ought, to vole the democratio.
ticket jt Is the farwerj. ,iuoe. .l8tiQ
farm ynluei? have decreased fully 40, per
cro in t!.if United States, aa.sho.wa, by
the .census Ogur,s., ,,$.'hee .isn'ta ooiu-j
try place lo New. Jersey io-'Jay that is
wot til over J50 pur aoreftr farming
purposes, I happen, te owqr the old
l.'oly Homestead, on the outskirts of
Elizabeihk on which, tba, celebrued
Ben -Wade wu , borp It coolains
eighty-four acresnnd in,1800 wag held
at f 2o,0(K). lainno -- negotiuljugj to sell
for fS,500.,. Land is lbs only biog iu
mid country that ia npeptpoce with
me increase oi p ipujatjiHi,, 4'r,oteotcd
i.idiisirs have abxoi be l the Increase
of value tlial, ii) tuo aliseuce of laws fa
voriug a special class, would have gun
to land owners. . As a legiilmate coo
sequence or t hie beautiful : protection
doririne, Eypllan cotton and 'Indian
grain pave been brought luto compel!
lion with the prod tic's otar soil, fire
ingdown price of both to tbe lowe-t
point everterorded." -:(. ''.-
' In order tliut the mnttjr should be
dt-ait with by experts, Secretary Car.
Ii-!e bat designated a number of U.
CuhIouis Inspectors and officials of t'io
Cuktoms UurPau'of the Treaurr dc
partmepi, to apt a a vcuromb-s'on to
draw up the teulations necessary for
the enforcement of tbe stlgar schedule
of the new wrlfr. ThUCommNslon will
be under ton (niiueiTiaie dircU
Aesislaiif Secretary Waailin,
- fenator Jouea, of Nevada, ion' much
of a popnli-f, nntwif branding blsaena
forial letter announcing his abandon
roeof off be republican' jpaCf and 'bis
lotention to at trim me poptHists ,lo
(he fuure ybat he U a firm -believer in
fne free eolnege of silver f a rl e)
16 (ot, and a very shrewd,' pnliflclao.
neoce tne pumiceiion 4 ol.lpuf JeUer,
a . .. ,i '' s r
Ills sole objscf, la tbe opinioaof your
correspondent was to endeavor - lo
force the silver qre'lion fo f he fronf In
(he Congressional campaign,, because
he (hereby hopes to Jessoa the number
of democrate eleefed li(besex( House,
owing fo (he known differ en ces ot Ohio
loo In (he pary on f be s uljecf. I do
not DsKa(e fe predict, tiiat ,npoa( (I
polities! ejueetlone Senator Jroet will
continue to vote with the repuhlicaos
as hf bas always done. .Mark Ibe pre
diction. Io oi her words, the .move is
republioaD trick.. ... c , , . . , i.
Secretary Carlisle wears a abroad
ssoilr there days, to spite 'of tbe bard
work he ia having tb do la connection
with tbe sew tariff. Causa why t Tbe
cash receipia of Ibe Treasury are stead
ily increasing and ItUaq locgernecee
ary for bios le sit op' nights toe udy
out bow to meet the obligations of tbs
fovenmeot. , ' ' . , ..j
' Taken in time, kidney complaint ran
, tii red by tbe uae of Ayer'e 8arsa
p.rl.1.
a;onni.ion to rende,r effective seryloe
to th'e'lri'eroocratl'd 'carjdjdatps," ' Ai a
matfrrf fd';iXl"6f4 these 'til-iseuslori
tVhlcb Vf wtf la Ibe Frleaa af Ibe Pmgmx
. '"!,Vc" ,.:'Traal :?"', ' :
;t,tJ(!r '.'.--J-i.t tf-'-f.4t.nr :.
Cbnrhitte Obrver," jj , r , ; -" fat j) t ) (
is The New, York Herald observes that
"bad the Republican Senators been, all
elected by ihe Sugar Trust and sen Wo
Waabingtoo solely to do its bidding,,
they could not have been more devot
ed, loyal and servile to" that gigantic
mouopoly than they have been through
eul tbe. present ,; session Uothing
truer , was ever sal I, and nothing could
be more illuftrative of (he length, and
breadth and depth and height of the
effrontery of .Sen'ator Chandler, of New
Ilamsphire, tban his reference, a few
days ago, to the new tariff bill as "the
Sugar Truct" bill. A very few Repub
ilon Ssoalor. just ; enough to have
supplied the places of tbe handfut,.of
Democratic postaW, could hn vet-trip
ped tbe monopoly of ev.-ry vestige' of
the protection which It will enj$ t n-der-tbe
Gorman bill. Did they do (t T
Not . one of -tbem did. ;Tbe sugar
schedule of tbe Gorman bill' is -bad
enough but it cut beayily. Into . the
profits of Ihe trust and is thus en, , on-.
speaKaoie improvement upon toe mo
Klule'y 'bifl. Not a single Republican
Senator Could be Induced to touch I tX
every mother's son of 'tbem -fought" to
tbe the lasf ditoh for tho perpetuation.
McKloleylsm. The free sugar,;, bill
which passed, (be Democratic. Ilousa in
fifteen minutes a few nights ago, could
baye been passed through the Senate
willi jost as much expedition if just a
few Republican Senators' bad 'been
equal (q tbeirduty in the premises.
But no, . They stopd as a party, as a
wall of fire around (be McKiuley meas
ure, uot one of tbem ful'ering or wav
ering. Vote for "free ' sugnt ?No.
Vole for the Gorman bill, which, bad
as it Is, yet reduce the" trust's protec
tion t No. -They stood to a man by
the McKinley. bill and the (rust.'' If
they had been bought and paid for
tbey could not have served., the trust
more zealously. Whatever criticism
any Democrat may bave to pass' upon
this new sugar schedule, he may make,
knowing thit he has the warrant of
bis President and his pary in -both
branches of Congress for il : be Is not
criticising bit pary in doing so but on
ly a few of Its recreant members. But
It does not lie lo'fte in out b of any Re
publican to file an objection to tbe pro
tection gtverf by the neW' bill' to tbe
Sugar Trustf seeing that ' his party ' in
bolU ... brauobea of . Congress -is
Ijs , obedieefj ,rervai;( , .-.and
and that no( one nf Us Senators .could
have been drawn by wild horses away
from bis allegiance to i(. They were
loyal to il upon every vole and fo the
lust, and whatever of Us profit have
, been trimmed off bave been taken from
it under . their protests and agaiutt
their, violeut opposiiioo. , . . . t ... .,,
, , DANti BU II KA . , :
iff aamrlallUta fa a aiaadlac (raaee
i Tkat SbaaM Bt Ortrtkraira,' ''
More (ban twenty years agi several
shrewd speculators in Wall s'reit com
bined together and cornered tbe gold,
. Jay Gould bought $00,000,000 in gold.
Jim Flxk bought an unknown amount.
Others bought largely and gold leaped
(o an eoormous premium. . - (
This was tbe memorable black Fri
day, A wild paoio s. lzed Wall, Street,
end tbe people were at tbe - mercy of
tbe speculators until President Grant
turiUd looie enough gold from ' Ihe
treasury to drive down its prioe. - But
for a lime a frightful collapse was im
mlnent. : . i .,,.;.. r. . . ';.. i
r; Soesking of lbs black Fridsy episode
a banker says; ,,, .,,
"II a few men of wealth could thus
control tne specie or our country,, and
at a lime when silver wat money at
tiuly as was gold; what could ibe men
pf Wall street do lo eorlob themselves
by making money scarce end deaf
if
the gold clique of tbe present day sue
ceeds In, keeping, tbe mmts of thb
United Slates closed to silver ?"
We cannot afford to run such risks.
It Is tad enough lo suffer from lbs
steady shrinkage of vsluos under the
slugle gold standard, but if would, he
an noapeakaid calmity if tbe apecuis
tors should corner sll tbe gold lo tbe
eouotrv and make every dollar of il
appreciate tea times more rapidly than
is Ibe case now. And yet it would be
essier to do it now tban it waa when
botb cold and eilver were tbe . money
oi i no cvuairy. , . ;t ,!f -
.
Tbe people of ibe TJoi'pd States can
not accept a system so full of danger,
aod they will never rease tbe present
agitation ottl the pledge of Ibe titl-
cago platform ' is redeemed. Atlanta
Cunstl tu lion. , :' .: '" ' - "
i
In all thai coes to pi rent hea and build
up tbe system weakened ' fv diaease
and paio. Ay ere' Darsaparrilla is the
superior medicine. It neutral ami ibe
(Mitons left lit Ihe sy Mr in after dipfhe
ria and srarlet fever, and reaUrrm tbe
ebilitated pattest.lo perfect health and
.... ..v
Aalmala most sSow speed Vowsds'vS
or I bey will bring bat liKle money. It
IVrtsekva tolell a man that hotse is
fast. Ile won't JMiera it uuleas it.is
emon traled to bim. .
irnnvoA ijiTil
, -ei '
An tell-tale symptom Vutfyour llooi
it not right full of impvrittet, cavMfig
a thiggvsli and unsightly complexion.
A wjis ifatfles ofiaj ,8 fU wilt rmovt
all fpnian: amimmjssruaterdeanK
the blood thorougMy, una ffite a clear
and tvm'xtHtplexMnjrflttotmHbfffieit
vol, and entirely narmfes. '
Chat. Hea ton. TB Laorel Street, PMIa says:
. "I have had (or rears a bumor in my blood
whkh made me dread to shave, ts small bmls or
Kmplas would be cut, thus causing shaving; to
i a great annoyance, A (ter taking- three bottles.
my race an clear ana amooin as
it should be appetite splendid,,
aleeDViallaadter hba muau a
loot race all tor tie ue atS. S.6,a. ,
, Treatise on blood and ilrin diseases mailed free, i
1 , SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Atlanta, Ga. i
.. aoetfaVaeie'aa:
1 CLUBBNQ ANNOUNCEMENT.
t . ...... ,:zjv. A ,u
or.
1XTEEEST TO F ARHEIW! AND
6AB-
Z 0ENU8.'t - n
''Farmers and Gardeners, who sre de
sirous of joining in making Ibe South
the most prosperous' section" of tbe
Union, by developing -the new agri
cultural induBtries,- such. ,,as , gard.eiT.
seed growing, flower-bulb saUfitc .,
Those
growing sugar, Ac, to develop-wbtebvan ,
we -shall offer lo f)remiua)s,for tbav'wT '
best sugar preducing. beets growB,,,-
must read the special fcrtlolesoro these- -i
and oilier 'tipvs .as;rieelleai. fsseila,
price is only fl.00 per year, which you
can send difeett ttbe tarTteB atcRifb-
rnond, eir we wilt Clubwttb it and eeeit
Vcu The Ai.amancbGleamer sod the
vance, for Doth papers ona.year. t.
- Addres, L,..fJfHE uueakew,. .,
Nov. mt&i'sfohitfgla.
I3 1
a) "-bH
A Wow anil Onmnleta Treatment., oofulatlnc of . .
SUPi-OSlTOKlES, Caprolea ot Ointment and two
(M.fau.i A aM.a l.tll- (Wa. (MMIaa.l
of erei7 natora aUkl dfVTMs It maJo as operstloa .
with the knife or tnjecf toiw of carbolic aciti, whica
are painful at ed aperniaoeot caiaBtioftaBB,,
refftAatinft In death, umteoewaarx Why enduff
this trribl d ))? - W oararte 4
boxe to ou rt any oaMs, .xoa oagf pay tost
betieilU reoetred ft box, mr IS. 8eot by mil
Ouarantoo lasaet) byowr agentw.i'1''
CONSTIPATION tJJAl.
e irreat LIVER and STOMACH bKOULATOB and "
;rxin PIIHIFIKK- amalL mild and Dleaaant to .
tak, enpeolaU adapted for children'! ue, suMoies
SJoenta, . . ... .iS" ntt ,1., .'! it
aUAKAHTEEBIatneaonir oy ' -"f -
Mailed "on TPCptV irrfetftv? '
"'RICHA RION Jt. K A Bla?, uli'.l
WbplPPnls & Retail Driiggista,, v. , 4
' r Gre-m-boro: N. t). l ut
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Leaksvi I le Woof en Mill
XEAKSVILLE, K.,d. . .
fMi.-tl ' ' -Ufi-s H-t.il ,tV
Are still at the old place .nn'qar the same old
m tnagement, and Mill making' Uie same' line fx
f excellent ;dbbt)s Jt
so well and faroiably known through this
section." 'i - U . I ';'. ui"l
We tPark Waal aa barwbr te -Cwaw t
lata niaabal,.S7aaer Ked.prrbaa,;,,,.,
Caaaiatrrra, Jmmm, flaaaela. ' "
f - wara's, 'aVe.t'ar'e! ',fT
Write for in'formatlbfi and semplci.
"'if 1i.?!. unttffi "ewnlw
Take your wool to A. B. Tate, Airent, 9niu '
ham, N. C. or 8. K. 8cot. Melmne, N. C. and
Uicy will forward It to MIlfTree of ehaige.
14UKVlM.SW OWtKft ILLS?
--iakrille. N.C.
May 10 ena ?a.J,'iv.,4,.'i-H;: fa,- rfT
ii. in' i i " ii 1 i I 1 i V rr' ifT
i v he
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COPYfilGHTSki ,
': OAJf 1 OBTAIN a PATBMTf For a-ti S
prompt amwar and an bonant opinion, wrtta to
SI I N SI Ac ( II., who havejted aaartrshr raws' ' it
Uona mSSlr em'soentud. A Handbwak "of'ST"" "
rormauna ncMarnlnc rataate and bs taav I
m.u n.vi.. v.i, tinv. .UWIUIW.WU1UI
ratenia ,ui uroiuia Musa vo. rawtiai
srawudaotloalntherirteaclae Amrrlraa, and1 " '
thoa ara bcoaebt wla.tr sarorathe BBkilawtta-fhnt
pot cnt to the Inventor, Thia aDli-jKlld pp. -iamd
waaalT. elanmly lHatraa, kaa hrlwtae '
lanre etrealaUoa f an aataauoe aarfc ta tba if
world. S.I a rear. Sample enpine lent free. . '
aiauaina awagakDoatnrri wuum1
soptea. 2H oanta. . J&rory aambor en
aa& eaarlalaJf
tiful Dlatae, M eelora. and tamtoarauaa
eooutna baau-, ut
cornea, rltb piaaa, euabUoetwlidan to abovaaa. mJl
M aw"- "
iMrAMrtumiiMiMmnrHM. ' ' - -
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Aodraaa
t ,1 at. A i? f I- e-lMn I re
I ; u tnt-W .n'e t-s nfar! wt
' ii i, . va -vli tut
: I ara tbe .North Carolina Agent fofa'eaat,
Or. jt'Nnatrflrewer
1 i The'6Vetert
It-will pertDeoenily eore , talMdjf "
tbebairj dandruff. 'ScelrubliotnW-v
poatulea.es snyaretpdiaeaaw
It prevents hair turntng gray ard
auwes hair to its original 'color, 'add-'
ines a" ""' ',i-i a iefi
It bUbe rnlrlretaitnt tbaK m Ul .
pteducMheea resuU. .- f V )(
, Tetier.iils aadt aseMtiaa . lraiaaeVT
on spplicatsja.l .i,.wi,-;iVi.ii v,i.i i
-Mr.iqbe AIu Coble-,-at? Coble, V r
Thooipaon's alora, ta aay ager t at Ora-t
ham, NC j' auk la aba4 a1 . ,! f
i Respect roity.
1 1 ETaa-ASnLEY. :-
Dec 14-tf. HaNCmN. C
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE." f .
iieUert of AifmlnhnrarlrtoliaWn teen' LI
sard tt tbe wiRterthrned. npna' tha afar a nfM
Leonard Hippy, dec's, be bareba ajnii)e all -a:
peranos IndeMed a (aid QMala tn auka Iibk( , 4
avrdiate pa.vount. ard ad . ajraens airfd mr .. .
cialiua sVuln.l ald rsbte t- pnmnt lhen
on or bef 1 -re the T5t ,1-it ff -Vvy tn.Vf. ' rftf V'
nr lhraMWwill4eadHt4airnetr'v'
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