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VOL- XTII
LOUISBUKG, N; O. JANUARY 18, 1&89.
NO. 50
MOj
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royal Mart
V 4
TAXATION IN NORTH
- Carolina: ' v ;.,
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la our eflbrlft to induce the in
vestmentuf capital, the enlistment
of energy and to Invite people t(f
inaugurate nev r industrial 'enter
prises, we Should " never .fafl to
tnaUe-promiuent the fact that tax
es are iovcin 'orth.Caroiinai
and also, that on account ot a con
stitutional limitation,' and pf i the
feature o equation between ? the
poll and property. In our organic-
law, taxes can neverbe high or
burdensome in this State. "
vIt should also go out with every,
statement of our resources, that we
little prepared for It Neither
have we" been accustomed ;to the
service of white servants ffon h.
North.' But If a beginning I as to
be-jnadeif lines ef new derarture
are to be runlet U3 begin in a way
that will help those around us, and
In helping them, help ourte ves. j
: AVe .have thought that In every
Southern town br any feiKFtiia; la-
I aiea aiighi proStaWj'-and pleasant
ly open schools for the instruction,
one or two days in the week a at
least, where poor white girU would.
be taken and taught some of the
duties of domestic servants. And
and in such contact the shyness nat
ural to that class at the South would
also learn that there isV6thin"re-"
have' a' very small State , debt, ally degrading, nor absolutely me-
Absolutely Pure
Tis powderever varies. A marvel of
puritv, strength and . wholesomeaebS.
Mar efeeemomical than the ordinary kinds,
and tmnnot he sold in competition with
the ntultitnde of low test, short weight
alum; or phosphate powders. SOLS ONLY
IK CjiNSi ROTA BAJCGPoWDKR CO.
i ' - os n st. y. Y-
PjiOFKSSIONAL . CARDS-
B
B. MASSENBU11G, '
ATTORNEY-.AT LAW-
LOUISBUttO.N. tj. jhg
0oe in the Court House.
1 b i si ne ss p u t i n m y b pid s wi fl
receive prompt attention."
bearing tlte low rate ot lour per
cnt. interest; and that it is practi
cally impossible to increase the
public debt of our State. . And
further) that the' State's share In
the North uaro'ma ratiroau over
and aboye the liabilities of its
stock, will, at the maturity. of the
Stte bonds, be sufficient,jalinosl if
riot quite, to discburge" the entire
debt of the State. -
AVe consider the adjustment- of
the dtate debt ten years agoasthe
hial In performing the indoor work
of a hvUseholoU . It would be reuilv
a charity to take many white' girl
in this city and . gielhem. good
comfortable homes in the ' famllys
of the well to do. :' '-ft.'f-. K v;
The head of the' fain ily goes out
and finds a foor lad for work in his
store and .omce.. In the j course of
tme thev little fellow works his
way up the ladder of v promotion
and in turn be becomes a partner.
Returning in after years we may
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finest stroke of policy inaugurated I find l iaa at the head of tho "old
since me war, jana in inai worK uu'f(
; full cml i t ought; al way S j to attach
to the names of Zebulon B. Va;ce,
Governor, atuloh n ; Wrt h
Stat e Treasurer. . Tl ve4 real ptog ri68
V an 1 30UNSE1.LOT5 at LA W
LOUISBUttG, FUVKKLINfl.Jil. C,.
yyU attend the Courts of Nsish,
Fraak in, xOr ?nville, . Warren and
Wjite ilounries '. also the Mipieme '
tjafc of Nor tb Carolina, am) theAJ;
.pircuit arid' District Ooutt&.,;
VI-.-
TTVlt. J. E M ALUS K. ; 1
O; H6.2. doors , beloiy Forman .
Ci kV) Drug Stjre, adiQiniugDr.'O.
1
fcilis.
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E.
; VV T I M U It L A ICE ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
, tiOUlSBURG,-V,.C -
Oifice iu Ke Court House
AULJOSES . ' ' '
i Attorhy Bnl'CTOell or at Law ,
. LuUIliUHQ N. O. .
;'.'Vill...practice'..lnthe courts of
Franklin. Warren Wake, Vance
anl Nasti, and in the Supreme court
ofbie Stat. , ! 1 : '. "
A. lUCKSr
and prosperity jof our State v begun
with the adjustment of our;" public
debt, and the consequent restora
tion of the State credit. '. . '.,
As regards our rate .- of " taxftt ion
the Stte Commissioner of labor
has made careful investigation iuto
the matter; He says that the; peo-v
pie of this State pay less taxes than
those in atiy State, i n . the Uniou
save Texas. " The rate" in that State
is G5 Cents n the. ?100 " valuation."
1 n Nort h Caroli na 1 he rate is VcS
cents. -This is the Constitutional
limitation for j State Vandi County
purMses1 and can be exceetled only
by a vote of the people of the whole
Slate; In mst ot the counties
this rate is not exceeded, and in
many not oven readied. ' ; , ;
h If ihe tegular and special taxes
for the entire State were put .to
gether tbey would not avorige 75
cents on the $100: valuation. The
average rate of taxation for. Stato
and county purposes in the other
Statesjs $1.33, or twice what it is
here. -Wi 1. Messenger. ;
Why. cannot the mistress of the
bouse take info her '.apprenticeship
ti lass of the same class and train
lie r iu the line of domestic duties,
and perchance, fit her for the high
er duties of mistress -of a happy
Home of her own ? v - : ; ' .
f O1 couise some sacrifices would
have to be endured, V some mcon
yeuiences sulTired, ;and ' mines of
patience exhausted.; But It Is well
to remember that, in Ibis vale of
tears, we do not I've wholly for, or
quite uuto ourselves. Wil. Messen
ger. " ? t - , t
Hot Springs.
Attorney At taw & Notary Pnlltc
j 'OXFORD, N. C.t asd
tn t. kicks, ...... . v
j Attorney at Law! - .
I - HENDERSON, N. C.
' Will practice together in the counties Oi
Granville, Vance, Franklin and Warren,
and in all matters requiring their joint at
ention. . - ' 1 -
' We hope by prompt, diligent and taith
ful ateat:wn to bosirifss, to deserve and
riqeive a portion of the 'law business' of
this section.. t. ' ;.i . 1 f ' t-
mOS. B.; W'XDElw - ? ; r
, . ........ ,.- s .. . .:- .f ... 1
ATTORHElr AT LAW."
LiO U iSBUlttir, N. C.
Office on Main StM eue door
low the Eagle Hotel. .
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All persons having claimS asainst
the estata of L. C. Wter will pre-
seui mem to me at once.. . ,
E. W. TlitB eiiiakk A tt'y. f r
- ;W. T, CoTLiysAdra.
NOKTH CA.KOt.INA 1
! " f .. . V In Superior ..Court;
... x.ikAAauir county J -.; -;--. - -i '
m ciaeer v. lonung uo. 1 iNotice or sum-
vs. . Si mons and war
i IS. B. Webb. ' J rant of attach m'L
The defeDca it above, named ill take
notice that a 8 immons in above entitled
actioa was issued against said ae&ndant
wn.om aay ol November 1888, by W. J
-King, Clerk Superior Court of Franklin
county. N. C. for the recoverv nf XA an
due by aecount.which SummoDB ia retnro
able bfre .Judge -upefior--Court , at
ABisbnjg on the 6th Jidnday before the
ist Monday in Mrrch 18S9. The dfnd
ant will lso take notice that a' warrant of
aiucnment was issued by said W. J
i 'ms jerts. ti saia ujenor court on
said th. day; of November 4S88 against
riffeny 01 saia eieuant. which war
wit is returnable before the said Sune
, ; nor court at the time and place bove
. nad for the return of summons when
and where defendant is required to Ap
pearand answer or demur to the com
plaint or the relief demanded , will te
v grained.
This 22d day of Nov, 1888. , , . . ,'. .
v - Wm. J. King,' ;
FE3IALK SERVANTS.
So many, of the colored cooks
of Charlotte being enticed to :. Cali-
forniai during the past year or two,
has constrained soijje of the people
of that city to consider seriously
the proposition of uniting In the
effort to induce a supply of white
servants to come South in sufficient
numbers to make themselves con
tented. f , .;
While It Is not the province of a
newspaper .to go "into; private, ;do-
mestic affairs, it occur to us tint
there is already a plentiful supply
of poor white girls in' North Caro
lina to meet all the local demands
of domestic Iabor.:"Si l&E.'.
si Why are hot our poor white girls,
who have to Snake their li ving not
more generally employed in the
comfortable homes of the wealthy
and well to "do ?j AVe are" sure that
such work as housekeeping renders
necessary Would bempre congenial 1
and much preferred to the precan
ous -if ho'.; worse -lives many of
our native white -women; are
pel led , to" lead;
. There is a weary, worn, wan dis
tress among poor white girls in the
cities and towns in North Carolina;
distress lhat good 1 people move
withrlacfity to f rel ieve jwhen
.trouafh to i thelf attentionBut
the relief that private alms af
fords tnust always bexnly for ' the
moment; The best relief to afford
the needy' fir pro vision : ; for I some
work whereby; the poor self. depen
dent can gain a livelihood
If white house-servants are want
ed in any community, it might be
vvell to look , arouncr tor- tnem hi
that neighborhood. To be sure we
Sevea yea: 8 agu my blood was b d
ly poisneJ Ulcers and boils breaks
ingviu all over my body. The s rong
medicines which I - took brought, oh
rheymatism, and I vrt nt . t Hut
Springs, Ark., for two months which
beemed t crre tho disease, bu it was
tnly 8msthered, -for on my return
home the horrible diseaseappeared
woise t!ia:i before. . I then discarded
all other treatment and took Swift's
Specific and lis use has cured me pe-
fecdy well, I have been well about
seven years and no returu of tne
disease. - - . .
Oct. 20, 88. ' S. L. Edwabds.-
McCormick, S. C. .
13oUs.
HoCSEHOLD. ; ;
. , , ,s SUQAK CO.KIES. ; .1 . ; ;
Three cups of sugar, one cup each
of butter and sweet milk,", three eggs
and iwo teafcpoonfuU of soda Bpriak-
le w 1 1 sugar aud bake 'n a moderately
quick oveniV 1 , a . t
? Peel, fill ihv? core with sugar., but
ter and canned lemou peel. 13ruhnU
over with' sweetened water arid , sprin-,
klj with bread crumbs, brownad in hot
butter. Cake, r r 1 : :',
"Ev70iWEBT Bisourr.'0
Two cups sugar;" two cups butler;
the white of two "eggs, - well beaten ;
onc4ialf cup sour milk; one-half tea
spooH of sda, and flour enough to roll;
8priukle with sugar; i j" T ' . "
T'-l' ' SIX Q A B .CAKES.!; 5 " ..
- Three coffee cups of Vuar, five egg
and one cup of butter; beat very light;
then addlone .nutmeg grated. flour
.nough toroll, one-fourth of a cup of
water and two teuspoonfuis of baking
powder. :. . .
ir- p fy-. TtAK -TTiEar f'
Cut ham fine; add sliced' onion,' salt ,
and pepper to taste, andkalf, of- Uie
quaulity of soaked bread; 'or' cooked
rice; mix together with two. beaten
eggs; make io'o patties; sprinklo with
flour; and fry or bake ui one pan with
butter on top. -r . s ;
i APPLE TAPIOCA PUDDIMJ.
i Soak over night one cup of tapioca
iu six cups of water, 3iext morning
ad i one cup of sugar, one egg, and
teal well together. Then pare, core
and chop fine-six or more apples, and
stir, with the Up:oca in a v pudding
dwn, aud bake alowly. : "
" - , BROWN BUANS. ,
, Scald one cup of Indian meal, - add
to this one piul swt-et milk and stir till
the meal is well mixed, three-fourths
cup of molasses, one teapoonful each
of alt and soda,1 and grayham -meal
enough to make a hatter that .will
pour with great difficulty. This make
one large loaf. Bake 1 hours.
i-.-,f- c ''1--KUSTABO RELISIlJ--
C Take! one 'tablesnoonful each of
mustard and fl ur, one, tablmpoonful
of black pepper and salt, And two ta
blespooufuU of sug tr. Moisten . all
with good vinegar Have on the store
one pint of vinegar tqcome toa buil,
then pour in the mixed ingredients.
Let i boil and keep stir ug; then pour
it into a wide- moutlieJ bottle. When
cool it's ready to use. ;
; STATE NEWS. :;
Items of Interest Gathered from
. all Parte of the State. , ,
( , . ' '
. ; Fayetteville wants street care.
. Ilendersoa will soon have anoth
er bank..',.
-Sanrord,.has . formed, a jmlli tary ,
cotppany. ; .rj,: ',: ...
'-. New Berne la having fresh white
shad. ', . '
making close connection with trains
for Weldoa and all points North.
Returning, will leave Wilson at
2:35 p. m., on arrival of train from
the North, arriving at Ilaleih at
5:30 p. m. There will be no change
of cars between Wilson and It-il-
eigh. A .capital arransroioent.
Mirror "
As to silk growing North Caro-
,ma r3 " making progrcsi;' In ' fix
months the factory at Wadesboro
has been enlarged three times, and
31y Vt Ife Is a Terror !
ns capacity will be double durinir
Ex-Judge Montgomery-- is prac-- the next plxty days and the annut
- - - .
ai expenditure Tor wages . will be
$50,000. Index: ;. ' - '
com-
S. S. S. is a sure cure for boils, for
it cured me twelve mont'oa ago. I ou-'
ly took one bottle. . -
B. O. Vebsell, ; ,
Greenwood, S. C., Oct. 20th '83.
During the early part of Ust spring
(13S8), my body was covered -witu
bcils. Atone time" more lh;m fltty
were counteif on my body and Twnba.
My face was not exempt from the pain
ful trouble. The usual remedies did
tne ho good. ; Jus .: why" I commenced
takiug S, S. S. I do nU know, but al
most irnme Ji itely I bg in to improve.
I took nearly tiirej Dotues, anaiouna
myself entirely Well. V It wis your
medicine which effected ' the . cure
when everything else l ad failed.
Staunton, Va., Aug, i; 1 88. v t
;T'Swifts Specific is entirely a vege
table, remedy, and is the ' ouly medi-
.i - . -f 't-y'1""' " r i
tiimj uici icf iitueuvy uuixa ouiuiu
la, blood huino, cancer add couta-
gioua blood poison. . Send for books
r n blood and . skin diseases, . mailed.
free. - . -. - r
. :TIIE SWIIfT? SPEC'inO CO. .j
' : , Drawer 3, AtUula, Ga,"
All goods in barrels apples, beef,
potatoes, etc,fr-keep. better when .laid
:Vlhwh "MT"ihfr'a'if!. .' "1
HINTS TO iOUrfKEEPEBS.,
.-
I - L L. .J A 11.! - fc i. t
w t r..ii. , ,M,V ' y v - i nave not ween useu 10 mis pwi 01
i..,...B-uuurK ana j. v. TimbefJafce. . . . . .
jiaintm'a Attorneys. , ... thing, to any exient, ana we are
f r- My"; ' ife" liacV: been a" sufferer , for
jsome time with paiiiin lha back; Sal
;vatioa Oil was freely used, "and I am
glad to'say uiy wite' to-day ufters rio
paiu. -. ; ' , .. : ' "'. '
! - v ' W. B. Couxciltj,; .
Baltimore. Md.
j in coios ot great oosuoacy an
Stacking chronic coughs use Dr. Bull's
COuh c'yrup, ihe lavorite.- T
Neither colored goods nor flannels
should be' boiled.'
Matting should be washed with
strong, tall water and a: clean cloth,
and do it, if possible, at midday, to
insure quick dryipg, trhich prevents
oiscoloration. -1 '
. When putting away a silver tea or
coffee-pot which is not used every day,
lav a little stick across the top under
the cover. ' This will allow , the fresh
air to set in, and prevent rousting. ; .
To remove rut from steel forks and
knives, cover with sweet oil, well rubb
ed on, and let it.. remain fory-eight
hour; then rub with' mi slacked lime,
- ... J 1 . A a!1 at. A
powaereu very one uuui lue xusi ms
appears. ; - ' F ; ' . ." -
"i To remove slain from marb! e,'-' mix
a quantity of Ibe strongest soap lees
'with quick lime to the consistency of
milk; lay it on the marble, and let it
be fwr twenty-four hours, then clean
.'With soap and water. " - ' v
If butter is kept covered tight when
put in the ice i ihest, it will .not absorb
the idor of any food lying near, Thore
is nothing so sensitive as butter, and
yet you miy see it at any time placed
near meat or vegetables. ' , v i
Be sure .to keep your flour perfectly
dfy. Ii you buy tt by the barrelliave
a platform built, Jsst enoughto rest
the barrel on, and about a foot high.
When mote than one barael is bought
at a time, put down a platform, and
lay the uuopeued barred on its side.
, Paper btigs, in which many articles
are sent from the grocery t re, should
be saved for use when blacking stoves.
-Vu can slip the' hand 'into one of
these, and, handle, the" brush just as
well, and s when T through with , them
they can be dropped into the stove.
.!,MaDy, lauuilres?es put several hand
tuls ot cornoioa salt mto tat water
in which colored things are rinsed
This helps to makb thera I look" "clean
axid bright, but it also teods to make
thsm tura limp speedily. This ojec
i on docs not ;ipply quite as much to
bay-salt as to c-mtaou salt.
ticmg law iu Concord.'
; C. S. Farnss will become editor
of the High Point Enterpnse.
'i Geo. Vanderbilt will 'probably
live near Ashvile; he has purchas
ed ft "site - ' - .""' - - A . ' '
; The Wilmington Messenger will
soJn publish a railroad directory of
thei State.'.'.'- -f - ? . .. ."
A Mercantile Association of the
Carollnas has been formed In Wll
tnlngtofcv ' - Ym " '" ' ' I ..."
; The Mt. - Airy News has been
bought by Hogwood & Davis. The
rormer.wH! edit II. " T : t v
i Dr. C. A.'Carter Is the new Bap
tist preacher of the 'first Baptist
church,' Raleigh. . v.' .
I The County Bible Society of
Durham has been re-orgalilred with
Jlan S. Carir as rresldeuU ; f
Mtvsrc. Mcintosh has charge of
the editoilal department of the
Alexauder county Journal. . v t
The X. M. C. A. of Wllmrngton
have formed a t class In practical
Ecoiidmy, under Rev. Dr. Huge.
A strange child was born in Mc
Adinville, Gaston county, Lot long
smre. lie nau bangs ana a .uusue.
-1 .. .
He Is dead now. ; V.'J.. .
A telepraph ilne is to b estab
llshed between , Madison apd
Stokesdaie Mad'son will then have
full communication wUh the out
side world. . .. '" .
The first Baptist Church of bur-
ham has extended a call to Rev. J.
L. Whltc'of Elizabeth City; ' for
merly of Raleigh. . We cannot say
whether he vill accept or not. Re
corder, 'j -. " ."' -- .v ;
The Ex-Confederatev pensioners
of Chatham met In .Pittsboro last
week and appjinteuV , delegates to
attend the State Convention on the
21st.
The. stockholders of the First Na
tional bank of Statesvllle ' met
Tuesday and re-elected - the - old
board of . directors and yesterday,
morning Ihe directors met and re-
, Wm. Crump 'was 'before . W. P.
Williams, J. P., at. D.ivldon Ctil
lege, las Saturday . week on the
charge ofsteallng 200 lbsv of 'seed
cotton from one Uitcn, and on ac
count of the absence of a ; witness
was bound over until the Wednes
day following for ' a preliminary,
hearing, F. C. Donter becoming his
bondsman. . Crump Jumped his
bond of $100 and when th9 magis
trate took s eps to enforce the bond,
counsel for the bondsman 'raised
the point that the bond was - void,
Insisting thatiwhile the justice has
an undoubted right to bind to the
Sufierior Court he had no right .. to
discharge a prisoner on bond for re
appearance before himself at a fu
ture day. The point was held to
be well taken and the bondsman,
Tike the defendaut, went scut free,
the raistog of the : ioint wil! sur
prise onany magistrates; It is no un
usual thing tor them to bind a
'prisoner for re appearance . for a
preliminary hearing. It 'would
see ni thai the matter is oner to
which the legislature . might ; well
give its-attentiou. Landmark.. :
5 Said a rcilJ-terapsred man fa our
hearing. ShesTapt and snar;s,8pank '
her cliilirn and find f mil continue- ;
ly. I ran't benr it anv longer." Do
not be too snre on her, my friend
vou little roalixj her sufierin. ' Sb-
has lost her farmer sweet' disposition,. -aod
ill health is ths cause. Dr.
PieroeS laTtrile TreTcriptioo vrilL
make h r we'l. For female d seaesv
fiiuclimml dtfnwire.nenU, bearin!?
down pain. and the long list of .ills :
that render wi'coen niserarlc, no
medlcice ran compire. with tHi. It
i the only medicine tor woman's e-
cu.iar weaxnesies ana aiimenis, aia
by dmgitta, under a poaifre gnar
antee tnra ilie mHUufCLu;prs, lo give
tatiVaeiion In every case, or money
refanled. SeO guaiantee printed on"
bwt 1 wrapper. -.'.--
For all derausements of ihe atom- ,
ach, liver and bowU, Uke Dr.
Pierced PeU tor Anti-bilious Gran
ules. ' '
A
. - Mildnest coaquers aud hence it Is
that gentls yet positive tnflaence of
Dr. Bull's Eaby Syrup overcomes so
qu'ckly the disord r of babyhood.'
There is ruom enough in the cjrn-x
cf every travelers hsndhag. to carry
the vourist's friead Laxador. Prico
25 cnti a package. "
Soda should never be used for flan
nels; and if they are to .be kept in
good condition, they should be neither
mangled nor ironed. . I : . . .
Dodge & -Chandler, . of Cambria
Mills, Michigan, wrote : Dr. bhaiiea
berg'er: ; ' :' :;' r-': '-s
' We are selling -flve d'flWeot kinds
of Ague pills, but yours are ia the
lead. After trying all other remedies
ou. -customers ia variably fall back on
Shalleuberger's Pills.- 1 hey never fall
to effect" a cure, anl'livinr in the
midst of a Fever and Ague country
we speak from experien ; .
To clean , and . tighten 'cane-seat
elected the present offlcers of the t chairs, turn up the chair bottom, and
Institution.-Landmark. ' -
- Work on the Chattanooga Cleve
land and Murphy railroad was be
gun Jan. 1, 1839, one-fourth of a
mile from Murphy.., on the . north
side of tho.UIwasse river. North
Bio. Blount of the Mirror , pub
lishes a beautiful article on winters
I wealth In his last Issue. ' He ,h a
happy and pleasing writer.!
The N. C. Millstone Co has
made an assignment and has p iss
ed IntoHhe hands of "Mr. Bchiall, a
milllonare of Pennsylvania, who
will re organise and push the busi
ness. North State. !
We are pleased to learn that a
new mail'route has been establish
ed, -and will soon be let to contract,
to run from 'Joldston on the Cape
Fear & Yadkin Vahey railroad by
way of Harpers X R ad to Noise
In Moore county. Two new oCl es
named Tablet "and Boar, have been
established on this route, Capt. A.
W Jenkins having been , appointed
postmaster at the former and II.
B. Scott, Esq. at" iba latter. Tne
mail will be carried three times
weeK, wmcu win oe a great con
venience to the citizens of that nee-
tlon. Chatham Rt-cord. t
with not water and a sponge wah the
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ly soaked. Should it be dirty use a
li'tle snap. Let it dry ia the air, and
it ill be as tight and firm as when
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I" And for the Democracy.
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' Tlie Stjk believes tliat the campaign
for the electbn of a Democratic Con
gress in liiOJ and a Dtmocratic Presi
dent in 1832 should begin ou or aVmt . -
the fourth of next March.. The BC2f
will be on hand at the besioning and -nntil
the end of the most interesting"
and important, political conflict since
the war, doing its ho esi utmost, as.
-ver. to. secure the triuoiph of the
Democratic party and, the permanent
eujueruacY of the pnnc'n les held bv -Jefferson,
Jackson, aLdTtlden. k
The great tact of the year is the
return lo absolute povrei of the com-'
mon enemy of all good De.nocrats
the political ' organlzatiou for whose
orei throw the Sua fought at the front
for fifteen years, the memorable jean
of Grant and the Fraud Hsjes, and
Garflold and Arthur.
It is the same old enemy tht Demo-
arats now confront, and ha will be -n-treached
In the same strong position.
It lias been carried ouco by brave aud
hopeful fighting. Do you not believe
with The bun that the thing can ba
done a.jaln ? Walt and see I -
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the loyal efforts cf a united pres,
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in non-e'seutiils, forgetting ;
everTthiog but the le?uns of expe
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