THE FRANKUN TIMES
th zjKAm&ni T! riEs.
. v-JAMES A. THOMAS, 'v
15-, 5 . -Editor and Proprietor.
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J. A. THOIIAS, Editor and Proprietor.
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ILOTnSBTJRG-, N. O. AUGUST: 2. .1889.
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Farmer."
The farmer in this day and time
, The happies t man 1 see, : .
I care not for his birth nor clime,
Nor what his name may be.
J' i
: The man that cultivates the soil
i Is sure to be fed. - - . "
Tor God hath promised those, that tod
A full supply of bread. -
s-The former always; livei at hoi
;4v',And jHakerfhis Ownffipply
i Ana ev pTt reaciji to pve some
L , fTo stop the orphan1 jcry, I
, Altlimigh his home may humble
The peddler loves his house to see
When on a trading tour. j
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cThis powdereyer 'varies. i-A marvel of
Daritr. strfensrth and ' wholesoinenebs.
c Mor economical thn the ordiaaryltindSi
and oannot be sold m competition with
the multitude of low test, short weight
alum or phosphate powdersl Sold OSLY
in cans.- Koyaii Baking Powder Co.
. :06 Wall St. N..Y.
. JIYOOCKE DANIIXS,
Goldaboroi N. V
Wilso N. C
AYCOCK & DAHIEIS & DOIEL8
'Any business entrusted to us will be
promptly attendee! to. f
jHiaJovoly wife stays In her place,
iliJM uvea wi suc - -
And tries to wear a smiling face,
When he is close at hand. ;
His frjendly boys to all are land,
Though- cunning as a mouse; -"His
taider girls withiiOUe minds
Are jewe-s tor tne. nouse.
' His tender giriscan use the wheel.
And. they can knit and sewt .
-And if they're in the field t u- i
; ' They're not afraid to go. x
'ou bear the farmer's axe speak out,
" Tha rmwer of his arm. -1
4 ''And those who wish their chDdred
. - stout. .' . .
Must raise them on a farm.
hear Us voice ring throi. the land
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N.
GULLEW
Attorney-At-
aAlUgga-t .ituttlneas ;prompt Iyu1
Mid summer's hottest 'dav;
For the harvest is at hand,
And he feels very gay,
V-f. He ldces ll' laborew out to cut '
' . The wheat up on the farm,'
' : And binds it all in bundles up X
And fits it for thebarn,
His bending wcharda doth abound
" With frnit of every land,
kiendet rpes mar-be lound
Upon hia lovely vines. .
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And when his fields with weeds are
teuded to
rpiIOS. 11. WiXDElt,
ATTORlTEYATLA'vV;
-V; LOU1U UltU, N. O.
Office on Alain JSU, one door
low the Eagle! Hotel.
iBefore, tliev all jura brown--
llr sltsjtus.boj-ij out with a team
To hide them in the ground." .--r
with
them his turning
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S. SH'iiUILL.
A tlorney A tpLaw,
Will attend the courjts of Franklin.
Vance." Granville, "Warren, Nah; and
F derail nil Supreme Couru" Prompt
attention given to collections, &c .v.
They take
plOW, '
-' Anl go the fields around,
And short experience teaches
: :'j' how :'; . :
- To turn the surface down.
them
Andj when the pleasant summer's
) O'er.- r;; , ;
And winfer'Aday'a appear. t
The farmer hasl enough; in store :
1'A lnt him nil th VMr ' v .
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AUL '.JONES'.-
Altorney and Counsellor at Law,
Will practice In 1 the courts of
Franklin. Warren, Wake, - Vance
and Nasn, and iu the Supreme court
of the State. : -,X-M' j " i.? '
By eome the farmers have beesaid
To be poor, shabby men, '
' But still they get their meat and -
' bread - ' '- . ; .
' And all they wear from him. ' , -;
The rich and wise are by him fed, )
Although his face they spurn, . '
Xud'wtsukir if ihey lad power, tread
- Upen him as a worm. - '
Country Homes.
llace Prejudice.
TO SCHOOL TEACHERS '
- The Superintendent cf . Public
richool of Franklin county will be
In Louisburg on the second "Thurs
day of February, April. July, Sept.
October and December, and remain
for three days, if necessary, for the.
purpose of examining applicants to
teach in the Public Schools of this
County.' ..," ''y -X':; V' -; "
I will also be in .Ixuis6urg on
Saturday of each wek, ani all PUD
lie aays, to attena topany ousiuess
conuocted with my ofttce. ;
r.:-'it.'jrN; Haubis, Sapt;-
WiUStar.
The result of the McDow
'weremore demonstrative ' by far than
on and acted as tfthe acquittal wai a'
triumph in whiclj each one of them had
a personal interest. s v1 y--J':7"T "!
not a thing of sadden impulse. -' There,
roust have been' motive,. for It, and a
reason why, these people took such b
tereet tn the escii pe from the rope J jof a
man ,wjx bad no claims upon them and
who' was ravno' wav'ldentifled with
fhern, by blood, association or sympa
thy. If lie had beeri on of ;.tlieir own
race or k white man ; who bad- played
in the role-of leader to them there might
have been some! apparent reason why
they sbouldmaiiifctf sq much . interest
in the case, but he, was heilher, rand we
inuM therefore look. , for some, other
r!a'r'Nby '.v-,-r7-;f h . f '
Capt. Dawson, the slain man, was the
editor of Democratic paper (which was
positive In its utterances 1 and bold in
Its expression of-.opinlon&l , 1 1 was a
leading Democratic organ of the , State,
and Iu editor was aa nncompromisiog
champion of that parry.- In 'the fre
quent discussion of the race problem
which circumstances made necessary In
that State, he spoke with a freedom and
candor which some times gave offence to
the negroes and caused them' to con
ceive and entertain a -violent antypha
thy to him, ft fact tnowu to McDow and
hence the peculiar make op, of that ju-
What conclusion are we to draw from
all thiar What room does it ' give to
found, the belief that justice would ever
stand the ghost of a show in such hands
'when race prejudice entered as an ele
ment in ' the - premises t '' What hope
that any murderer -cr; violator of tlie
law could be made to pay the penalty
when tins kind of jury Is" possible?
Whit evidence does It gire that the ne
groes' as a mass have advanced one par
ticle in the mental or moral scale since
the day of emancipation, that their
race and partisan prejudices are not as
jitrongnow of eren stronger ihan they
were the day the sUackets fell from theur
limbs f None. This trial with its re
sult lias sent a precedent which counsel
with desperate cases will - not fad to
avail themselves of ; the overthrow of
justice and the disgrace of the State.
Criminal trials will become a mockery
and the office of criminal judges a" rine
cure Better let the State where such'
mock trials may be had forego the use
less formality of arresting, ' jailing, and
trying murderers, and thus save the tax
payers ' that much heedless , expense.
Under such a system ' the thief who
steals a pocket-book may.be sent, to the
penitentiary, but the man who .kills a
re?i)ectable citizen, especially if he be
an bubpoken Democrat; will not only
not suffer for it but will emerge from
the deck a hero. . ' Bace-partizan preju
dice and justice cannot sit together in
the jury-box. The Charleston . murder
and subsequent, events establish this
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Coarace.
Tlicre Is no higher virtue than cour-
.To impugn a man's courage Is to of
er him the greatest Indignity; yet , how
mariy of us possess the purest elements
iof courage i., f -' ! V '
- Many of us ftiel that we' re passing
throngh severe trials, and "'repine "? be
cause of them, but, it is only In times of
trouble that high - courage 1 displayed,.-;
l-;. . '""'- ''- J
Adversity it as necdibl to oul de
velopment as bodily exercise is to airs
kal development. .' ; ' - , ' 1
; If we aspire Ui greatness we - must
bear the dkipCne without which real
greatciess is impossible, '
If wewieh to be coosklerad brave we
must not shrink at the trial of our cour
age, howerer U may come. !
The seasons are bad, but that is none
si our affairs. All that the law of God
or man requires is that we go forward.
Standing on the borders of the Bed Sea,
God said to Moses, "apeak unto the
children of Israel that they go forward,"
and the command comes ringing down
the centuries. '- - "
There la no such ' thing as Mwaiting
for something to turn up. The word
of success Is onward! and he who re
fuses to obey is swept away by the on
rushing billows, f ':
; Whatever the situation is, take cour
age and go Ibrwaxd. It la not in . th
power of a man to commaad access,
but every man may deserve It, 2Tcw
lierne Journal. :
This was the motive which Inspired the
emancipatioo of the slave and the en
franchisement of the freedman. They
uy ue oaiiois Of ine en
franchised slares they could control the
South and thus bo!d th Southern States
ia their power, to pay tribute but to
have no voice hx the government of tho
country save as they dictated. Their
failure ia this is what disappointed and
enraged them and has kept them en
raged ever since, If vilification could
have destroyed the South the would be
bopeloM wreck to-dayt but in stito of
the nnmjLoIj, unpaldotk, sectknai and
dastardly astmults upon lr day after
day aad year after year, she has, with
the cool heads and brave Toearts of her
resolute sons, prospered and grown
strong political j, industrially and com
mercially, and laughs at the vain efforts
of her assailants to check her progreM
or curtail her power. There was a time
when this partisan arrogance nettled
the South, and fretted ber because it $d
her harm, but now she'.nunds no more
the vaporing of these baaae ravers than
the eagle perched above does the wan
ing of the jackal beneath. WO. Star.
the
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BUCK1NS ARNICA SALVE '
The best salve ia the world for cuts.
brnirtes, sores, .ulcers, salt rheum,
fever tores, tetter, chapped hand,
chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cure piles, or no pay
required. -It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. orniooey refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box.
For sals by J. B. Clifton.
- BkiWV. Vitlliasr U wkt yw
eoastipatioa. leoa of appvtota. dizzi
ar4 all arnptoaM at drsria. Fri
aad 7 niU MfWul. Yt aala ai Taj
tnaa'a drag sUrr. '
' iiletplew alfata, ad aalarrabla Vr
tkt tarribla rk. rialUa's oar ia U
raaad lac It. Imr saia a fanaaa's drag
MsvCA
. VUlTMNtlfVkklTIMHiltl tltw
cr NMpUUir. balUi.'s VUlUaar la
farat4 to ears yo. Fj aala ai Far
aaaa'adnif tare.
TaeRev.Oa. ILTaarar, Baarba,
IaL. sajej "Bota sayaalf aa4 wliaawa ar
llvca la 8alloh's Caasaaptia ear. 1'ar
aala by Farsaasw . , j
tug much to live fbr aayhow, he
out here to- Texas to krrealljite
cwidli caGkriaJecterjrte. '
IDs discoveries did not Icing Ura
either consolation or cash. lie found
that the nearer be got to the supposed
mine of wealth the smaller was the de
mand fur the stock entitling hlra to. a
share in its manLVect profits, flarbg
embarked in the Invert! iion be went
on at It The further he went the worse
be Eired. When he struck H rasa U
had jurt one roooi, wLlia, silver doTkr
left to Us name, and be went and
bought a , drink wtth IV -
The tuteper took ak Amcdcaadol.
kr and banded hfca a Mexicaa duTju b
change. ' X Mexican doHar at that Cm
was worth only W cents ha Texas aad
the United States dollar was worth only
83 cents In Mexico. It was early Tea th
morning. He bad tuxLLif to do with
the ret of the day orftha rest of his
for that matter. . The Me-dcea eace
bis last remaining cola sagreted
thing desperate; bis fancy, ' and' Tm
wandered acrosa to 1 IVso Del Norte,
ooum Mexican tale. lie bought a
drink of mescal there for IS cents, kid
down his Mexican dollar and received
t American doMar la change, equiva
lent to 83 cents la Mexfcaa money. lie
locked at the coin and aa Uea struck
It appeaW to his speculative mv
2foUeU) r-aslascra cad ApH
, caA ta Cstr t.!1 '
Acprra Hzr ajuu a, I
UaXbjou, ILC, Jaaa S3, to. V
To PezMionars aski r73aata 1st
tlooa smder the Tnauaa Ad, arid
to ethers wboca h may ccocrnv.
The UVwia2 krtaavUasi U pabl
ed tor C bencSl cf sH caocerned.
L The new pecan act does not ga
mto effeci before next year (1SX) ex
cert to fUr aa ralaXst t Aetenalxilag the
ctmradar aorW.:: ctSicae wba
are to receive Us bane.:, 1st pro
tWx U A tectSoo; of the nrw act, ccica
wbkaUcrLled m7si apeV
calkt CIS tnlum. rBaiocr
waUpaUCia year front' Cat trpra
rrWiunJtTCq prwUil Vy Cm Olsot
of I SSI, as anasxklai Vy tLs Taws cf 1 tSI
thai act aa aa aenmlal Ills tea k
I rsouirsd I be rail rrocaU aad k LWr
I U be vary small, nkflt Cm large k
1 I creaae la Cm psataiga rail taceXs paa-
Faxxn auad Garden Note.
Ues as pracrUd ty Cm act wia m re-
jgcctionjil Arrocuuee.
.1 .
trial in .
: It is now twenty-fire years since the
soldiers of the Federal and Confederate
armies stacked their arms and the war
was declared to be at an end; but when
the Federal soldier ceased to fight and
the Confederate soldier returned to his
home to go to work and try to repair
the waste that the war had made, the
llcpublican politicians of the North took
up the war cry, and have been keeping
It up ever since. They have resolved in
as far as they can, that the people of
the North shall' not forget that there
was ever a war between the sections,
and seem determined to make them be
lieve that although peace was then offi
cially declared the South is still in arms
and as chock-full of fight as ever. This
Is' what one forming, his opinions from
the speeches of the average Republican
campaign orator and editor would think.
and they have reiterated it so often and
so persistently that a good many credu
lous people on the other side of the line
Let your farm work be fjrstematic. ;
To secure the beat hay, cut wLCe in
early Uossom. . ;
. Do not waste anything cr allow any
one else on the farm to do to. V
Do not overwork your help. See
that they give yon quality aa well at
i "t
Good feed, comfortable surroundings,
and the best care are indlspensahle in
making a cow profitable. -
Don't Complain tlaU dairying doesn't
pay until you know whether your cows
are worthjteepiog or not. ,
If you have not already sown tome
carrots, do so. It wil' pay you. Tbey
are relished by all stock and are healib-
Plant lice of all , kinds, and many
other insects, can be destroyed by the
kerosene emulsion, or mixture of ' kero
tene and soap. V
sce ef Cm acw panaioa act.
1. PeeadecMrs wlwee tassae k wpaai
Cm pmskn rol 3 act be ctqui to
Ck aw aTOcaUoos, at kaat a&U Cm
sMwpsDaaactrae l&f Into eCact,
ant cxMat protabTr ao4 &W. rortLar
knsiko on dk ratal si2 be air
sUabad at Cm pper ttoM. '
. Jtkarr-kmamdarCM old
W Hva Imbsi Lx&khad teeadi ctwat
X Ttt anaCim aaa been rteafved
i cli tany rrtveasly brakhaU
kas baaa axVaaaAfd aad a ewwaat pro-
. m t T i.l i i. t CW m
. . . . . mm kwi am1"
lie recracea ius sxepe so ine Arnencaa I i rfn-aaa laua
side, walked bxto a ssUoon, cakd fur a I tba eii kv J not b mnxlU
drink of whiskry, paU Lr It with Us next Modmst, JalT tat. Cm dktnbwtkai
soHtary Amerfean doTor. which he J blaaia wU kwaiaala iwlA that
received hi change on the Mexican dot- . ILrgktort et Desda m3 U LZy
Urm change. TUshe prompOr car- t r . mi muum Lai mmmm 6-
rled orer the Bne, bougbt'a drink cf
mescal and got a United States do&ar la
change. Thea he got to dialing.
Here was the situation. Ha bad pre
cisely the tame capital he started with
aa hour ego and had cktrfbuled 0
cents worth of whiskey through Us sys
tem ta the way of dfrkieode. The whis
key and mescal were fone. They were
do farther use to anybody. The vkille
supply of exhilarating beverage bad
bem absolute! v lEralaWhed to that ex
tent. He Lad bouit u at tne marxex
price. He bad pail for it la cah. nt
had all his criginal capital stUl la bk
pocket. True, be had con tribe ted the
labor of walking lack aad forth from the
Mexican ilk to the Texan tide, and
vice versa, but Cat, as be ahrrwiEy de
rided, was noo-prodoctlve kbor, as far
as the iateresU of the public was con
cerned. It earned nothing, for it added I pecutaa, the Lut kitrt tarbg
nothln? to the) saotJr caarthtn. Ue I termiaed m CM
iv. v iv i r..w I oalr sack wkiowa abaul
nmriia mi w aw w m.A arvi LaaaBLA. - asaa v
arairad U U gsaTaTni il hj
lprcw tkaecoriaaef ikt aw act
win be forakhad theca fx dtrn rVsa.
togteher wiA toca tliiix, fce-, to
lmlir tkswarka ae may be aeca
tobUiymectCM flreae&ts C Cm
Is. ..'"
L. TIm tTportsxlty Lt Cm rrsaeoU
tknca'tMwarTUosJMcMeasder Cm til
law ternCaatae wUa Cm rst llcoW
ta July eftktreaent year. A&ercWt
date It Q be tMcaaamry U gt wp knos
of appOcsuko partkaktiy IsCasss of
Ia tiirtMo, C '"Traaent wia be eo
garad la ami Cairy kJe the aatarw
and ex lent of L wvaadt racaired by
oU solLera, tv rwaaiooers, (where sua
eapedsJy staJ ia Um orlnal arpticsa
tkos), fas order to saXMmpUsh the cltslS
catioa required by taction 1 of Cm
aew paoaiosi act. . ikqwiry . iQ im
bare to be ceada ta caeca f SMarly UbJm
a ke
wuows wim are areacy4 raceirktf a
. Why wilt yaciuich whea PhfloVa
ears will give iamdlata relief. Price 10
eta, 0 eta, and tlf bold by Karmsji.
Are yoa made miserable by iadigtstioa,
constipation, ditxineM, loss ef appeOte.
ye i low skin 7 Bhiloh'a Viuliaer ia a posi
tive care, bold by Forma a. - - -
Croep,whoopiDC eoacli aaI Broaebltla
immediate relieved by &aUoh's eua. For
Bale st Forman'a draz store.
Catarrh eared, health and sweet breath
seeared, by ShJoh's Catarrh Kenedjr.
SB.MAl5SNBlG,?p-
: ATTORNEY AT LAW- .
' .- iouiSBtfttow. c.."-; Miifi
' Office tn tbe Court House, v --
AU ba3ioe9 putia myhand wu
V jcei ve prompt attention. ; " - -
a Tii.fintiK k. . -
a'CT!T and COUNSELLOR at liAW.
LOrJISBUEO, FUANKLIN CO..N. C. ,
i; WJ1 attend the ! urtsotNtsh
Frank in, Granviiie,; -, Warren, and
Wake GounJes also the Supieme
eourt of Nor th Carolina, and the U
; Cirpait and District OourtaT
"QR. J. E MALONK
O.Hce 2 doors below Forman &
CookA's Drug Store, adloinine.Dr. O.
L Kill s.f i w If, l:?5 b'
ICT Tiif BERL AKE '
V : ATTORNEY AT LAW,
louisbukg; it. c..:
r . f- Office in he Court Houie
Charleston presents the race question in.
a new shape and has caused more or less
discussion in the Northern' press. It is
the first instance as far. as we know in
the South, whore a wtute man was
tried for Ms life by a jury, the majority.
of whom were negroes. The "very fact
that the defendant so managed by ob-
jectms ? to - -wmte men to secure-
a majority of negroes on the jury is ev
idence enough to establish the blief that;
he depended upon that element mainly.,
to secure his acquittal. For . few poo
pie after that jury was made up expect
ed a conviction on the charge of murder; J
some thought, but not many; that pos-,,
sibly a verdict of manslaughter -might
be rendered. While there are many
who are disappointed at the verdict of"
acquittal there are few, and very few,'
who are surprised at itr :lf here was
any doublis'al to the reason 'far select
wg Ihat particular Idnd of a jury when
the trial began there was no doubt at
the conclusion, and at : the demonstra
tions whwh.took.place.Vhea.. the ver
dict was announced, and the prisoner
was discharged. A shout went up from
thewhitev friends of the acquitte3i'Jlnd
thejnegrojes present went almost-frsaitic
with delight. When McDow left the
court house and - entered tne carriage
provided by.hisfViends, and waiting in
anticipation of his acouittal to convev
him to his home, he was followed ' :as a
hero by al multitude of negroes ' who
made the welkin ring11; with' their, ; ex
ultant snouts. "Tney tollowed him- ; to
his house wnere something like a j pub
lic reception was held. The negroes
1
xou fiave
PHE NEW DISCO VEItY. ; , v :
heard your friends, and
neighbors talking about it You may
yourself, be one of the many who know
from personal experience -just how
good a thii.g it is. it you have ever
tried it you , are one of its , staouch
friends, becanse Ute wouderful thing
about it i, that When' once given -a
trlnl," lr. King's New Discovery ever
afterwards holds a place in tlie house.
If you have nevor used it and should
be kfflicted with a rough, eoid ur any
throat luus or chest trouble, secure a.
bottle al once and give 1 1 a fair - trial.
It Is prim ran teed every time or money
refunded, i Trial bottles free- at Fur-
actually do think it," or they vote as 'ifl Priee Weeata. Nasal la Jector free. -r
,i a, . ' -j .u . I sale at Furmaa'a drag store.- i -
they do. . . . I Khiloh'e Catarrh eaaedv--a PaiUe
Hiis species of sccttonal agitalloa is
not confined to national campaigne, but
enters as an element of State and Con-
Keasdv-re - paeitl
care for eatarrh. dlptherU aad eaaker
sooth. Sold by Faiaaaa.
That hack ine roera aaa be ae aaUUr
eared by Shllob'a eera. We raaraatee
ma'8 drug store
.The former who iai content with less
than two tons of hay from any . acre , of
good meadow land has not . familiar . ao-
quaiuta nee with bis resources. : 4.
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I A SOUND LEGAL OPINION.1
E. Baiu bridge, Muday Esq,. Count v
Atty., Clay C., Tex says: ; Have
rsed Electric Bitters with moat happy
uc8ulle. Mr brother alsor was very
low with malarial fever and jaundice,
but was cured by tme!y use of this
medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life." ',. r , ' .
Mr. D. I. Wilcoxson, Horse Cave.
Ky., adds a like -, testimony, " saying:
He positive! f ; would have . died, had
it nofc been for ElectrU Bitters. !
, ; I his great remedy will ward off, as
well as cure all malarial diseases, and
for all kiduer. liver and stomach dis
orders stinds unequalled. : Price 50c
and $1 at Furman s. f
It is poor cows that cut the profits
the dairy down. ; v ! V0";
ofJ
Shilob's consumption core is sold by su
en puarantee. it eurea coosiunpuoa
For sale at urman's urog store. .
paigns. The Northern Democracy is
arraigned 'as the wicked ally of the
Southern Confederate, and thus even up
there tlie 'war is fbughr over again fa
every carapafgn. :Not only on the hus
tings is this war carried on, but in the
halls' of Congress, 4 and even grave and
supposed to be respectable Senators paw
the air and get excited as if they scented
the fumes of burning Confederate pow
der and sniffed blood In close proximity.
For pure, unadultoratedxkxld-bloodod,
calculating deviltry, those war cam
paigns against the South outrank every-
ng in modern History except, per
haps, the merciless war which the Eng
lish conquerors waged against vanquish
ed Ireland after they overpowered ber.
And to-day the spirit of Intolerance and
proscription manifested by the most lib
eral of Englishmen toward Ireland is not
more bitter, unmanly or unreasonable
than tbe prosorlptlve feeling shown by
some of these narrow-minded Republican
leaders towards tlie South, which they
looked upon aa conquered provinces and
not as States coequal with other Slates,
and as an integral part of the government.-
; If they could they would deprive
every State which formed a part of the
Confederacy of statehood and reduce
'them to a condition of incre vassalage.
.with no voice in the government, ana
nrinlesre save that f raying taxes.
unfre- ' 'or M'e ar
"Who fooat tlie Tea Dollar?
PIXAXCIAI OaxrKDBBUH THAT
d'royk a max to ii u a bate. .
Yoa are a financier.. I am not, but I
had a friend whodied of a financial conun
drum, and although it k too kto to do
him any good, I would like to know the
answer.' ' " ' : . . . :
He wat'a good fellow, poor follow, but
he was unlucky. Besides, be was a
good deal of a fooL He invested all Us
own money and tome more In- Gloriad
Mining stock. He saw a great deal
about it in a newspaper of great former
morality and . much. . prvriout h
tne. He did not stop to note that the
stock waiNS per cent. or more below
par, nor inquire if anybody controlling
the financial columns had been present
ed with a block of Gloriad slock. - He
didn't do anything but go and blow ia
Ids savings in Gloriad. The stock took
a turn bio before he .did, and at the
round-up he found himself with a large
block of Gloriad, which nobody wanted,
ami no money, iris wifo died, and Us
only sou, who had been brought up to
tho expectation of luxury, went to the
bad. Believing still that even a mining
stock which could get quoted and noted
every day iu tlie paper that used to be
bosicst whea his grand-father read .It
mast Lave tome value, and Laving noth-
the river raa dry without anybody be
ing the better oft.
Here was a chance to get even wfch
the section of country which had lodU
recCy been the cause of his bankruptcy.
He walked back to the Texan skia, got
another drink, got Mexican dollar ia
change, went back to the Mexican town
got another drink aad a United SUtrs
dollar ia change. He kept it up all day.
He picked up a itkk and cut a notch sa
it for every drink, as the old Indian
fighters use to keep score of the scalps
he took, He kept it up pretty steadily
aft that day until closing up time, and
set at it again the next day at toon at
be could tee, He waxed mthoikstk
over Lis speculation, giving a war-whoop
at every notch ia the stick.
But at length be got woodering who
was losing all this money. - Apparently
not Cm barkeepert. They were grUlng
the market rate for their liquor. Bare
ly not he, for be was holding Us own,
Tbe problem bothered him. He was
naturally a curious man. . The more be
thought of it the more be drank. Cm
more Us head swam around with per
rJexity, and the more Cm subject la
question became complicated with ex
traordinary things which reminded Lias
of the menagerie be bad gone to aee
when a boy. At lengC) whea be bad
consumed 15.05 of Texas - whiskey and
Oworth of Mexicaa mcachal, be ed
k) front of the saloon where be got the
first drink, aad wUh a silver dollar la
United States cola ia Us pocket dd
of wondering who bad lost the 110.03
word of two kinds of liquor be bad
consumed, although the local coroner
aid it was delirium traneoa,
, But neither the Ccrooer or Cm Jury
explained who kwt the $10.03, and that a
what I want to know.
m rttajaefet tr
entered en Cm peoaicas ro3 as are
DUiturx, L a taca as are ka actoat
ly deatSMte circumiranrea. At a int
rants w2 have as J Cm first Uonoay
la July l&Q ka Ua to fveseat thror
eppXkaliont aad have them actad oa a
swrpeoaioo la is taaCer of Cm ting of
new arlkatkna k reeaajirranikd unit
soda tieoe as thk aWartiDeol k prrjw.
ed to fur&hh aew t'.ar Y.i and meai ad
the requireuenta Cm new . ka.
When prepared . for aew appScaUoua
due and aiapk awtkw will be given Li
the roUiruna f Ike rsriooa ewiraptrs
tlregiMut Cm raata, .
, Very recyectfaSy
G. V. HAJTDSlBXrW.
w. Eaua Ajalh.:
y la 1 Tineas It baa been pr-
Carat Csv, Al-
Long Island New York., baa
some very swell beg cars. Around
Bel I more tbe beggars ro arouad
with hursea and waooa and it k
oot aa unusual thing to ret aa
tjiuch aa a horse) caa dtaw la ooe
thiy travel.
Im
that n. tt.
Baha) maae Vf
tanta. Gtw will on tkod peUea I.
iu worst phase vbrawbea all other
treatment (ilia,
A, P. ltatrq.i.lUatA.Gs-. writer:
I bad St rmntog Wr ecr b sr.
aad oa Cm wthec, aad eJaCt greatly
rroalralad. , X m9 I actaaSy swsJ
Uwrda barrel eaedicme. to vU
eTorts to care tks alawasa Vtrth l-r-tk
hope 1 tamlly acted xpoa the u
gent advke f a frkad, aad rot a twt
tie of a. a. a- I rxperl eocsdachaagv.
aad my dpoadscy was aomewb i
ctUpatwd. 1 kept oa aaiag It anil I a '
kwi Umm It bouka. aad ail Cm a W
etrt, ibeomaiksa and all etk r aor-r-Ts
ofblood rMscaaavesUsarpeswel,
at Ust 1 axa aoeH and FU ajrsM
sL, ; ca rspevie&ce of tweatj years uf
tortareu
BofaC TJerd, Maxsy, Caw vrbx:
3iT4Cavewae arte prvosiaaoed a lertU
rr forts artUed pjiaia, Xlf Uck.
bead aatj ahotJ-krs arora a mass S
corfBiiaaa, aad CoaUy the cTaeaae 1
gaa ea'jag my ttaall booeav My boo
ached, my kidaeyt trera deranged.
loot say ikaa and ttresgth and U
becant a buriea. All eakl I eutt
asrtly die, bet escrcrthtlcss. wliea t
bad seed tea UXUee ejsa. auau 1 ms
prvsiocai'ed we!L Ilxarcds cf
caa smw r teea ea tea, 1 bawe i
been will 12 anTUJiS. .
lixtm kmm a SMW eweckcrj
Iko
Lota cf duclur art
noory la V
lenins I Lia ercczra su.4
Xai uuea tlia la aj clhcr cra.
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